Utah Cemeteries - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: SIMPSON, George and Addie Mt Olivet cemetery Salt Lake City

totalstn — 2013-02-07 00:03:12Z

Hi Lori

Thanks for the link.

Chris

Re: SIMPSON, George and Addie Mt Olivet cemetery Salt Lake City

lorirw61 — 2013-02-06 22:18:43Z

Hi Chris

Try the findagrave.com website, someone has posted a photo of George's gravestone there:

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=si...;

Addie:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Si...;

if you have problems with the links, just do a search from the main website.

Lori Weinstein

SIMPSON, George and Addie Mt Olivet cemetery Salt Lake City

totalstn — 2013-02-05 03:48:01Z

Hi,

I'm in Australia, I was wondering if someone could tell me if there are tombstones on the following graves or alternatively let me know the email for Mt Olivet cemetery Salt Lake City Utah as there isn't one on their website.

George Butler Forster SIMPSON died 13th June 1892 he was a civil war veteran.

Addie SIMPSON died Apr 12 1915 George's wife.

Regards

Chris

Re: Provo City Cemetery

marylynblood — 2012-08-08 19:48:55Z

THANK YOU!

Re: Provo City Cemetery

getchergun — 2012-08-08 19:47:04Z

Utah has a fantastic index to their burial records. You can find it at history.utah.gov/burials.

Using this, I found that he's buried in Block 9, Lot 52C.

The headstone is already pictured on findagrave.com

Provo City Cemetery

marylynblood — 2012-08-08 19:01:46Z

Can someone please find the plot that my brother is burried in. I know he is by other members of my family. His name is Kevin David Blood. His dob is Jan 31, 1964 and his dod is Sep 15, 1965. Thank you all for your help! HAPPY HUNTING!

email address is: marylynblood@yahoo.com

Re: Venna Hyde Smith

RonColby41 — 2012-02-08 00:15:23Z

Dates, places, etc. would be nice so we can help you.

Venna Hyde Smith

gwilcox3636 — 2012-02-07 23:22:42Z

If you have any information on Venna Hyde Smith would you please send me a message. Thank you.

Re: Pictures of Aazeriah Olando Shomaker and his family

dinyallen_1 — 2012-02-05 00:31:28Z

Marion was my father. I'm not sure how to send it to you. I have a wedding picture 13 Nov 1895

Re: ANNIE HOWARD buried in SALT LAKE CITY 1869

jfpfam — 2011-05-24 15:09:58Z

Hello!
Lovely to hear from you. Thank you for asking .... no - I did not get my photo. I'm pretty sure the grave was a paupers one, so there is unlikely to be a headstone. It would, however, be lovely to see what the area looks like.
Kind regards,
Felicity

Re: ANNIE HOWARD buried in SALT LAKE CITY 1869

barbarawithers_1 — 2011-05-20 18:37:24Z

I ran across your request, did you ever get your photo? I'll be visiting the salt lake cemetery this month if not.

Re: john walklet and ann brown

cgnaegle — 2009-10-20 20:16:45Z

I have some information on a John Walklet Brown being in Toquerville, Utah. William hammond rented a lot and farm from John Walklet Brown who moved to Parowan in 1868. John was a lawyer but people had very little money to pay and farming had proven a hard way to make a living.
One of John’s stepsons George A. Lowe’s “favorite stories was telling of the starvation days in Toquerville during the years 1864 to 1868, when they lived on chubs from the Virgin River and Lucerne greens for so long that his mother grew tired of cooking them so (she) staked the kids out. If any one questioned this statement, George pulled up his trousers and showed them the scars on his ankles.
“One day an old man, John Dalton, happened to listen in on this story. He looked at the scars—then at George. ‘George,’ he said, ‘you know you are telling a darned lie.’ George confessed that the scars were made when he used to wade out into Little Salt Lake (Parowan) and gather salt to use and to sell.”

Don't know if this is information on your John Walklet Brown. I hope it helps.

Cherrie

Re: Grandfather (Silas Andersen)

princess2067 — 2009-09-09 16:45:32Z

Like I said, Silas Anderson was my childhood friend's father. Every morning, I would walk the three doors down, pick him up and we would go on to school. When I was in the 9th grade, I stopped to pick him up and the Chief of Police, Albert Pasic [sic] answered the door and said the Lynn wouldn't be going that morning.
When I got to school, everyone was walking around saying things like, "Can you believe it?" or "Did you hear what happened?"
Over the next several days and weeks, I finally found out that he'd bought a gun, gone to an area outside of the city and shot himself. Years later, a man who'd been a principal at the same time Silas was said that he'd had some health issues and a serious depression problem.
Lynn and his mother never really got over it, at least in my young mind. Even though she had a teaching certificate and was teaching when she met her husband, she didn't go back into teaching. For years she worked down at the state liquor store in Price.
I remember her being very proper, very intelligent (always correcting my grammar}, and not overtly emotional.
She and Silas were members of the Carbon Country Club and were golfing fanatics. (She said she'd come from a rather large family in Salt Lake and bragged about being the black sheep of her family.)
Silas was part owner of the family farm in Richmond, Utah and would spend every summer there. After his death, they quit going.
There is something else you may have already looked up. My father says that Silas had been married before marrying Montez LaRue Christensen. Supposedly this wife was killed in a auto accident or something.
By the way, I've never heard her called Montez. It was always Monty.
The last time I spoke to Lynn was about 1970. He'd been laid off by Bendix Corp in Florida and was living there. However, my mother has seen and spoken to him several times over the years but our paths haven't crossed we graduated from CEU and left Price.
The reason I found your query was because about a week ago I went to a Carbon High Class reunion, and he was listed as having recently died. Most of us who'd really knew him said that wasn't true. The last address I had for him is in Jasper, Florida.
If you have Lynn's current number, I'd really like it.

Re: Grandfather (Silas Andersen)

yellowcab643 — 2009-09-08 21:52:53Z

I saw Jerry's death certificate and it says that he actually died of pneumonia. He had a triple bypass operation in the 1970's but, his new wife and son David weren't sensible with the heat in their house. I have a sister; Alyssa Kay Andersen that is 44 years old and a half-brother David Godbe Andersen [b 9/11/1975].
*
Tell me what happened to Silas because Montez and Jerry wouldn't discuss it. The last time I spoke to Lynn was about 9 years ago and he was married and working cleaning carpets. Jerry Richard Andersen's second wife, Mary Lou Godbe (801-582-8857), has Lynn's phone number. Tell me Lynn's number if you get it - I liked him quite a lot and noticed he liked fast cars. I'm afraid Mary Lou Godbe is a dangerous lunatic so I don't call her myself.
*
I think Montez died in Salt Lake City and Mary Lou Godbe had her buried there.

Re: Grandfather (Silas Andersen)

princess2067 — 2009-09-06 00:26:26Z

Your grandfather's name was Silas. He lived in Price, Utah at 480 East Fourth North. Right across the street from the College of Eastern Utah. The house is gone now. It was bought by the LDS church and torn down right after his wife, Montez died. He has two sons. One Jerry was a law professor as UofU died of a heart attack at the age of 48. His other son's name was Lynn William. He is living in Florida. Silas was the Principal of Price Junior High School. Contact me and I'll tell how that happened. I'll never forget the day. I'm honestly surprised that he had grandchildren. Lynn doesn't have kids, and I didn't think Jerry did either. But, I'm obviously wrong. I lived three houses away for most of my childhood. Lynn was my best friend. My mother tells me that he buried in Richmond, Utah. That's where he's from. I assume Montez (Monty) is buried there also. I know a lot more than I can write here.

Re: Joseph Bates

musical6 — 2009-08-07 13:27:07Z

I sent this in twice I did not notice the first time the last listing for the Deseret News 'Deaths'. If you click that link Joseph Bates is listed as having died the 1st of Aug in Delta Utah which is in millard County. here is the link again
http://archive.deseretnews.com/daily-index/1999/08/5/

Re: Joseph Bates

musical6 — 2009-08-07 13:26:34Z

I sent this in twice I did not notice the first time the last listing for the Deseret News 'Deaths'. If you click that link oseph Bates is listed as having died the 1st of Aug in Delta Utah which is in millard County. here is the link again
http://archive.deseretnews.com/daily-index/1999/08/5/

Re: Joseph Bates

wattlynne — 2009-08-07 01:46:03Z

you would have to check with the library for the date it was run. the 2 news papers only go back to (2002)

Re: Lilly E. Gray!

melbadonna1 — 2009-06-09 15:19:33Z

I found this article on line under Lily Gray:

Elmer L. Gray's Criminal Pardons Application is now available online via the Utah State Archives. What a character. Reading his answers in the form questionnaire, a definite sense of his personality can be detected, which includes sarcasm ("Woodrowe Lamb, a bum,") irony, and exaggeration. He seems quite eccentric, and probably more than a bit cantankerous.
In the document, he has typed a line that has an affinity with and shares a spirit with the one on Lilly's stone. On the line that asks for "Address of parents," Mr. Gray has written, "Booth dead. Died of grief when kidnapers murdered my Wife." Later, he refers to his arresting officers and prison officials as "Democrat officials," and "kidnapers."

So, whatever the real circumstances concerning these family deaths, it can be concluded that Elmer Gray blamed the law for the death of his previous wife and clearly considered her a victim. (Remember, Lilly was a subsequent wife-they married in 1950, three years after this document was filed.)

Elmer Gray's view of the government and law is clear-a criminal, evil organization hell-bent on kidnapping, imprisoning and murdering innocent citizens without cause or provocation.

With all the conspiracy, anti-government, sentiments of victimization within, it is difficult and perhaps foolish not to come to one conclusion-that Elmer L. Gray was responsible for placing the outrageous phrase, "Victim of the Beast 666" on his second wife Lilly's gravestone, and that it refers simply to the government, law enforcement and officials, with whom he likely tangled with his entire adult life*, and the dynamics and beliefs based on his experiences.

So, after reading the Criminal Pardons Application, and considering his references to victimhood and murder at the hands of the law; also that he was Lilly's only known survivor, who likely made all her funeral arrangements, including ordering her stone-what are the chances that the inscription has nothing to do with his extreme belief system?

Although an investigation into the apparently colorful life of Elmer L. Gray is unquestionably warranted, I believe the mystery behind his wife's strange epitaph is finally solved.

Re: Lilly E. Gray!

brandysmith21 — 2009-06-09 06:44:46Z

Does anybody found any information about Lilly E. Gray's life before she died? Or her husbands for that matter. According to the reports, she and Elmer married, both at an older age, both for a second time. It would be nice to find accounts of what their life was like together, and before they married.

Re: cemetery search

patsybybee65 — 2009-04-25 16:05:59Z

I did locate Ann Richards grave in Beaver, Utah but still can't find anything on Alsen Haynes Hamblin Please send your reply to me at my e-mail address, I don't know why it says he died while crossing the plains, he lived in Utah, in Tooele and Santa Clara, & Cedar City. His mother died while crossing the plains.
patsy@atcnet.net
patsy.bybee@yahoo.com

Re: Cemetery Records for Hans Jensen

RonColby41 — 2009-04-18 03:43:14Z

The Spanish Fork cemetery is online at
http://www.spanishfork.org/dept/parkrec/cemetery/

They are puting headstone picture with all the names.

There are two Hans Jensen buried there.

Ronald Colby
ronaldcolby@gmail.com
Kearns, Utah
801-680-1317

Grandchildren don't make a man feel old; it's the knowledge
that he's married to a grandmother. ~G. Norman Collie

COLBY FAMILY & OTHERS:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~colby/

Cemetery Records for Hans Jensen

kathrynnana — 2009-04-18 02:55:22Z

Looking for cemetery records of Hans Jensen born 1813 in North Denmark. I think he is buried in Spanish Fork Utah Cemetery. May have lived in Goshen Utah. Son is Christian Jensen, born 31 Oct 1839 In Copenhagen Denmark.

Joseph Bates

karencluff80 — 2009-03-24 00:47:46Z

I was wondering if someone could look up an obituary for me please. Name is Joseph Arnold Bates. It was printed in the Salt Lake Tribune 5 Aug 1999 and also the Deseret News 5 Aug 1999. Thank you. Karen

ANN KEAY 1825/1826

keay146 — 2009-03-21 20:04:04Z

Well getting the hang of this. I have ANN KEAY
b13/22/12.1825.Bapt.7.2.1826, Redgorton, Perths.
d 22May. 1886 where?
m John/James Stewat (minister?) 2.3.1851
MARRIAGE RECORDED in BLAIRGOWRIE and in BLAIR ATHOLL as
John Stewart from Blair Atholl. (see certificate)
John Stewart b29.3.1824 Edinburgh. d.24.10.1866
There are two marriage certificates. Recorded in Blairgowrie and Blair Atholl.

however Keays are confusing as they all have same or similar names. eg Ann/Anne Helen/Hellen etc.

Do not know where this Ann is buried ..

confused......com. ALISON keay146@btinternet.com

Re: Lilly E. Gray!

brandipuppy — 2009-03-21 19:19:37Z

I have been doing some reasearch on Lilly Gray. This is somethings I have found
`Richelle Hawk is the person that has dug the deepest in to finding about what this grave meant and this is mostly the in formation she found

~ Lilly's/Lily's husband's name is Elmer Gray
~ Well on the grave it says she her name is Lilly and was born on June 6, 1881 but in the cemetary sexton's records say that her name is Lily and she was born on June 4, 1880
~Richelle Hawk found some records for an Elmer L.(Lewis) Gray's criminal Pardons Application in 1947. Also found a 1901 Odgen standard newspaper clipping in which a man named Elmer Gray was arrested and sentenced to five days on the rock pile for stealng an umbrella valued at $3.50, from the Pain and Hurst company. No way of knowing if it's the same Elmer Gray, but date and age seems to fit
-quesions about this whole thing that never were answered-
~ If this Elmer Gray even though being a petty criminal be the beast it infers to?
~Who was the person the requested the epitaph?
~Was it purposely changed from June 4, 1880 to June 6, 1881

Re: Jeppesen burial in Provo City

getchergun — 2008-11-30 21:10:46Z

Utah Death Certificates for 1904-1956 can also be found in the record search at labs.familysearch.org or directly by following this link http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#...

Re: Jeppesen burial in Provo City

RonColby41 — 2008-11-30 20:48:35Z

If you have the Provo City cemetery info I suggest you write to the Provo City Cemetery.

Also Utah death certificates from 1904 to 1956 are online at: http://archives.utah.gov/research/indexes/20842.htm

Also you can get Birth and Death Certificates from the Utah Dept. of Health. Here is link for Death Certificates

https://silver.health.utah.gov/deathinfo.html

Jeppesen burial in Provo City

salig0831 — 2008-11-30 18:37:22Z

I am looking for informaton regarding burial of
Louise Charlotte (Nielsen) Jeppesen

I would love to have a death certificate if someone can let me know how to obtain one. Also any information on file at the cemetery would be very helpful.

This is my Great Grandmother

I do have the following information:
Source: Sexton
Grave Location: Block 2 Lot 21
Type of marker: Uspgl
Burial was November 30, 1946

my email is: salig@comcast.net

Pictures of Aazeriah Olando Shomaker and his family

dianneallen109 — 2008-01-05 16:12:44Z

I'm looking for pictures of Azeriah Olando Shomaker he was born 20 Oct. 1870 in Manti, Utah and died 26 Jun 1936 also in Manti. He was my father, father. Any help would be great.

Re: john walklet and ann brown

gsstones — 2008-01-04 15:21:22Z

Thamk you for taking the time to reply to my message. I will folow up the informaton you have supplied. Unfortunately I do not seem to be able to find out what appened to John W Brown before he turns up in Utah. I have a death certificate for Laura Brown (in Wales, 1871) which names John walklet brown as her father but the questions remains as to whether he is the same John W(alklet)Brown who (with his wife also called Ann and children frederick, orenzo Snow and Laura) all dissappear from all Wales censuses after 1851. Laura and Frederick both died in Wales in 1871 and Lorenzo Snow first appears in 1881 as a married man. It would fit with John Walklet Brown being their father and going to Utah in the late 1850's hence no more Wales census appearances. Also the child born in 1852 being named Lorenzo Snow suggests a connection with Latter Day Saints. However I still can't prove it!
Thanks again for information

Re: john walklet and ann brown

cgnaegle — 2008-01-03 18:29:27Z

John W. Brown, a lawyer, and his second wife, Elizabeth Couzens Lowe Brown moved to Parowan from Toquerville, Kane (now Washington) County in 1868 following the death of his wife Ann Liggenstorfer in 1865 and son Samuel Richard Brown in 1866. Information from the New Family Search and a history by Ila Bauer. John died in Parowan, Iron, County in 1896.

Re: john and ann brown

gsstones — 2007-12-27 16:20:45Z

I am trying to find out if W John Brown (buried in Parowan) and John Walklet Brown (possibly my great, great grandfather) were the same man. I know that John Walklet brown had a daughter Laura born 1856 who died in 1871 in Wales. John Walklet Brown is named on the death certificate as her father but I cannot find definite evidence that this man was the father of Lorenzo Snow Brown born 1852 (my great grandfather) or of Frederick Brown born 1849 died 1871.
Any help or info would be appreciated

Re: john and ann brown

gsstones — 2007-12-27 16:16:44Z

I am trying to find out if the W John Brown who died in Parowan is the same man as John Walklet Brown and if this man had children by Ann who wre born in Wales, possibly Frederick 1849, Lorenzo Snow 1852 and Laura 1856. I have Laura's death certificate whihc names her father as John Walklet Brown but am unable to confirm that Frederick and Lorenzo were also his children.
Any help or information ould be appreciated

Re: john and ann brown

gsstones — 2007-12-27 16:15:52Z

Re: Lilly E. Gray!

oldwolfguy — 2007-11-11 11:34:29Z

A well thought perspective, but this was 1958 not 1858. The chances of mental illness being thought of as possession in the 50's is possible but not likely.

Re: Emery, Mayfield & Levan headstone photos available

samuelsen55 — 2007-11-08 21:23:15Z

something is wrong with Rootsweb

go to http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/utah/utah.html

go down to near bottom and you will find my email address

Re: Emery, Mayfield & Levan headstone photos available

rvrjulz — 2007-11-08 20:16:29Z

David, perhaps you can give me a hint as to where your viewable email address is located? (Novice speaking here.) Or, perhaps just a brief note about your interest in the headstone photo posts would be easier.

Re: Emery, Mayfield & Levan headstone photos available

samuelsen55 — 2007-11-08 19:35:41Z

Need to contact me off list because your email address is still not viewable.

Mine's viewable so please contact me off this board.

David Samuelsen

Re: Emery, Mayfield & Levan headstone photos available

rvrjulz — 2007-11-08 19:11:22Z

OK, here's the last of the surnames (and maiden names) extracted from the photos recently taken. The first list is for the Mayfield Cemetery and the very short second list is for one of the old Emery Cemeteries.

Mayfield Cemetery:

Addley
Allred
Alotta
Amtoft
Andersen
Anderson
Andreasen
Ashton
Balle
Barney
Bateman
Baxter
Beck
Behunin
Bell
Bench
Bjerregaard
Blake
Bogh
Bouvang
Bradshaw
Broderick
Broyles
Bunce
Bunderson
Butterfield
Campbell
Carlsen
Christensen
Christiansen
Chun
Clark
Clausen
Clayton
Clifford
Clinger
Collmar
Conti
Covington
Danielson
Davis
Denison
Dennison
Domgaard
Dorius
Douglas
Draper
Dyreng
Ennis
Faatz
Fenton
Fitt
Foote
Frandsen
Fredrickson
Fugal
Gibb
Good
Gravensten
Gregerson
Griffin
Hall
Hansen
Hanson
Harris
Hendrickson
Henerickson
Higgs
Hill
Hoopes
Hubbard
Jacobsen
James
Jensen
Jenson
Jorgensen
Keele
Killam
Knudsen
Korn
Lamont
Lamson
Larsen
Larson
Latta
Lindsay
Lund
Lundgren
Lyman
Madsen
Martenson
Maxwell
McBride
Metcalf
Mickaelsen
Minjares
Muffler
Mystrup
Nadybal
Nelson
Nielsen
Nielson
Norling
Nunes
Oberg
Olsen
Olson
Otten
Overlade
Oviatt
Paxman
Pearson
Pedersen
Pence
Peterson
Pickett
Poulsen
Poulson
Putney
Quintana
Rasmusen
Rasmussen
Reynolds
Rhody
Robinson
Rosenlund
Sandberg
Sandersen
Scow
Scown
Seely
Simonsen
Simonson
Slaughter
Snow
Sorensen
Sorenson
Stenberg
Stenland
Sudweeks
Swallow
Swenson
Swinehart
Taylor
Thompson
Tilby
Tingey
Tuft
Vest
Voorhees
Waddingham
Weight
White
Willardsen
Willden
Williams
Wilson
Wogan
Wood
Yinger
Young

Old Emery Cemetery:

Babbit
Cook
Dalton
Jensen
Jolley
Keele
Larsen
Lewis
Nielson
Olsen
Peacock
Romero

Re: Emery, Mayfield & Levan headstone photos available

rvrjulz — 2007-11-07 20:41:58Z

Here is another quickly compiled list of surnames (including what appear to be maiden names) taken from the Emery Cemetery headstone photos recently taken. The names in parentheses were listed on the cemetery site map, but I couldn't find headstones for them -- some headstones were missing and others were too weathered to read.

Abelin
Adams
Addley
Albers
Albrechtsen
Allen
Allred
Andersen
Anderson
Averett
Beal
Beers
Blackburn
Bolyn
Boss
Bramwell
Brinkerhoff
Broderick
(Bryant)
Bundersen
Bunderson
Burns
Burr
(Campbell)
Carter
Case
Childs
Christensen
Christiansen
Clark
Clayton
(Cloward)
Collier
Collins
Cook
Crook
Crosby
Cryts
Cummings
Davis
DeLange
DeLeon
DeMill
Duzett
Edwards
Englestead
Evans
Foote
Forbes
Foster
Fox
Funk
Furgason
Gibby
Gowdy
Haddenham
(Hager)
Hansen
Hardy
Hart
Hatch
Helm
Henningson
Hersh
Hess
Hewitt
Hillard
Hoblit
Holt
Horrocks
Jackson
Jacobsen
Jensen
Johnson
Jolley
Jones
Jorgensen
Jumper
Keele
LaRee
Larsen
Larson
Lee
Lemmon
Lettus
Lewis
Lindquist
Littley
Long
Mangum
Marchant
(Marrs)
Maxfield
McBroom
McBroon
McGrath
McKinney
Meyer
Miller
Milo
Minchey
Mitchell
Mortensen
Neilsen
Neilson
Nelson
Nielsen
Nielson
Olsen
Ottosen
Overlade
Oviatt
Peacock
Pearce
Petersen
Peterson
Pettey
Petty
Porter
Post
(Price)
Pulley
Quinn
Radcliff
(Redd)
Rendle
Reynolds
Robinson
Romero
Rowley
(Scow)
Seavers
(Sherman)
Simonsen
Smith
Snow
Sorensen
Sorenson
Staley
Stevens
Stevenson
Stovall
Stringham
Sundstrom
(Sweeny)
Taylor
Thomas
(Thompson)
Torgersen
Torgerson
(Wacaster)
White
Wickman
Willard
Williams
Worthington

Re: Emery, Mayfield & Levan headstone photos available

rvrjulz — 2007-11-06 23:22:38Z

FYI, following is a quickly compiled list of surnames extracted from the Levan headstone photos:

Aagard
Agaard
Aiman
Andersen
Anderson
Andreasen
Angell
Bailey
Ballow
Bankhead
Barnett
Beach
Beard
Bendixen
Blackwell
Blair
Bosh
Bowers
Bradfield
Bradshaw
Braffet
Braun
Broadhead
Brooks
Brough
Brown
Carter
Christensen
Christianson
Clinger
Connelly
Critchley
Dalby
Dalton
Day
Denmark
Downey
Downs
Duffin
Dye
Edmonds
Edward
Edwards
Eliasson
Espinoza
Ferrin
Finley
Francom
Gardner
Garrard
Garrett
Gourdin
Grant
Green
Gunderson
Hales
Hall
Hampton
Hansen
Hanson
Harris
Hatfield
Hawkes
Hemenway
Henriksen
Hermensen
Hofheins
Holst
Hooks
Howard
Irons
Iversen
Iverson
Jackman
Jacobsen
Jenkins
Jennings
Jensen
Johnson
Jorgensen
Kelly
Kendall
Kenison
Kirkham
Kofod
Kunz
Lambson
Larsen
Larson
Lauritz
Liversage
Lowe
Lund
Lundblad
Lundsteen
Malmgren
Mangelson
Manske
Marcur
Marshall
Martin
Matheny
McBride
McClure
McGee
McKenzie
McKnight
Memmott
Miller
Mitchell
Moody
Morgan
Morrey
Mortensen
Moslander
Moss
Myler
Neilson
Newman
Nielsen
Nielson
Norgaard
Olesen
Ollorton
Olsen
Osborn
Painter
Partridge
Paystrup
Petersen
Peterson
Pettit
Pexton
Pierce
Poder
Poulsen
Powell
Ramlose
Rasmussen
Rice
Ripley
Roach
Robinson
Rosequist
Rosquist
Rowley
Rudd
Sandor
Sanford
Schow
Shepherd
Sherwood
Simmonds
Simonsen
Sly
Smith
Sorbe
Sorensen
Sorenson
Steck
Steiner
Stephensen
Stephenson
Stevens
Storey
Strange
Sullivan
Swensen
Tanner
Taylor
Taysom
Thomas
Thompson
Thomson
Thygerson
Tunbridge
Turner
Unthank
Veloy
Vickery
Wankier
Warner
Warren
Warren
Webb
Webster
Westring
White
Williams
Wilmer
Wilson
Winter
Witbeck
Wood
Worthen
Worwood
Zamora
Zingleman
Zobell

Emery, Mayfield & Levan headstone photos available

rvrjulz — 2007-11-06 21:26:43Z

I spent a couple of days photographing every single headstone (including the backsides if they contained relevant genealogical information) located within the Levan, Mayfield and Emery (new and old) cemeteries. The photos were shot using the max resolution my camera would allow for the best clarity possible when enlarged -- some of the headstones were VERY weathered and difficult to read.

Because of my hectic schedule, it will be an exceptionally long time before I'll be able to organize, extract and post the data and photos. If one of you has the time and is interested in doing this work, let me know.

-Julie

Re: Richmond Cemetery

Familysearchr — 2007-11-03 20:42:34Z

Thanks so much! I will try that number!

Jenn

Re: Richmond Cemetery

samuelsen55 — 2007-11-03 05:53:14Z

(435) 258-2528 is contact for Richmond Cemetery last time I checked

Richmond Cemetery

Familysearchr — 2007-11-03 04:26:22Z

Would anyone by chance know who to get a hold of at the Richmond cemetery to get some information? I am trying to find how and who to contact for burial information.

Thanks
Jenn

Re: Lilly E. Gray!

nagog1 — 2007-09-01 04:21:33Z

One explanation for what is written on her headstone could be this: Before modern psychology/medicine, those who would now be considered insane or have mental illnesses, would back in the olden days before our modern 21st century, have been considered by the Christian community (especially the Catholic faith at the time) as demoniacally possessed. Could it be possible that Lilly E. Gray simply had a mental illness that was thought to be demonic possession by the overpowering and dominating religious community that most likely surrounded her? Take a look at the Salem Witch Trials. Do you REALLY believe all those young girls where witches? Or was the religious community at the time too narrow minded to see that they most likely were not witches, but bored girls who wanted to have something to do so they played a "game" or prank on their community with deadly results? So anyway, just thought I would try to give a new view that I have not seen anyone bring up yet about Lilly E. Gray.

Re: john and ann brown

tclark140 — 2007-07-22 22:07:13Z

I could possibly have some information on John and Ann Brown. I am a decendent of John Walklet Brown, and Elizabeth Couzens.

Re: john and ann brown

tclark140 — 2007-07-22 22:06:53Z

I could possibly have some information on John and Ann Brown. I am a decendent of John Walklet Brown, and Elizabeth Couzens.

Christina (Mcmillin) Campbell

ale2587015460ee0874427597c230ee69c9c2b7 — 2006-11-17 00:14:36Z

I would like to have a photo of my GGGrandmother's grave site. I live out of state.

Christina Campbell
Born: May 28,1849
Death: May 23, 1915
Place of burial: Rock Point Cemetery; Vernal, Utah

Thank you for any help.