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Clackamas County, Oregon
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Badley, Baby

 Abt. 1900

Badley, Almeda

 1827 - 1909

Bagley, Mary Ellen

 1854 - 1933

Bagley, Mike

 1855 - 1929

Bailey, Anna

 1797 - 1879

Bailey, George S.

 1835 - 1923

Bailey, George W.

 1802 - 1883

Bailey, Harriett Elizabeth

 1849 - 1934

Bailey, John G.

 1837 - 1867

Baker, Agnes Clara

 1912 - 1976

Baker, Alfred A.

 1887 - 1912

Baker, Alice Marie

 1919 - 1922

Baker, Alison

 1856 - 1947

Baker, Anna

 1885 - 1975

Baker, Anita

Abt. 1899 - 1993

Baker, Archie

1894 - 1897

Baker, Barthenia

1836 - 1901 

Baker, Bert Ralph

 1888 - 1951

Baker, Charles Andrew

1863 - 1945

Baker, Charles Vernon

 1930 - 1980

Baker, Clyde N.

 1881 - 1961

Baker, Cynthia A.  (Hayes)

 1860 - 1914

Last Name:  BADLEY First:  Almeda Middle: 

Lot # :  112

Plot # :  1

Gender:  F Birth Name:  Gregg
Born:  4 Nov 1827 Died:  5 Aug 1909 Burial Date:  Aug. 7, 1909
Notes:  Likely Pioneer  Sister of William Gregg and Polly Ann (Gregg) Winters
Ledger Notes:        Age:  81 Yrs., 9 Mos., 3 Days      Nativity:  Illinois
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   6-30-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BADLEY First:  Baby Middle: 

Lot # :  112

Plot # :  1

Gender:  Birth Name:  Badley
Born:  Abt. 1900 Died:  Abt. 1900 Burial Date: 
Notes: No information other than surname and age.   Likely a grandchild of Almeda (Gregg) Badley,
           Entry occurs between Mar. 1899 and Sept. 1901

Ledger Notes:        Age:  1 Day     
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   6-30-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAGLEY First:  Mary Middle:  Ellen

Lot # :  30

Plot # :  2

Gender:  F Birth Name:  Sebastian
Other Surname: Smock
Born:  1854 Died:  1933 Burial Date:  March 1, 1933
Notes:  Possible Pioneer; Daughter of Daniel & Mary (Hibbits) Sebastian; Wife of J.C. Smock; Wife of Mike Bagley; Mother of H. L. Smock, Ira Smock, and Rosa (Smock) Morback
Ledger Notes:        Age:  78 Yrs., 10 Mos., 17 Days          Funeral:  W. W. Hollingsworth
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAGLEY First:  Mike Middle: 

Lot # :  30

Plot # :  1

Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1855 Died: 
27 Mar 1929
Burial Date:  March 30, 1929
Notes:  Possible Pioneer; Second husband of Mary Ellen (Sebastian) Smock, whose first husband was J. C. Smock.
Ledger Notes:        Age:  74 Yrs.          Funeral:  W. W. Hollingsworth
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAILEY First:  Anna Middle: 

Lot # :  72

Plot # :  3

Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  May 18, 1797 Died:  Apr. 2, 1879 Burial Date:  Apr. 12, 1879
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer of 1865   One of the oldest birth dates listed in the cemetery.   Wife of George W. Bailey; Mother of Cornelia, George S., Isabel (Young), John G., and Mary Elizabeth (Beavert)
Ledger Notes:  Age:  82 Yrs.        Nativity:  North Carolina

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth
Auxiliary Stones:   FATHER and MOTHER headstones south of primary monument
Monument Problems:  Missing base was located and monument was repaired 4/30/09; mower chips
Engraving:                  Legibility reduced by wear and lichen. Fronds and bows on 4 sides of monument at top, fronds and border on 4 sides of monument at the bottom.  Plinth also has a border design.
Illustrations: Fronds and bows on 4 sides of monument at top, fronds and border on 4 sides of monument at the bottom.  Plinth also has a border design.
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions:
East                                      North                             West
JOHN  G.
Son of
G.W. & A. BAILEY
BORN
FEB 5, 1837
DIED
FEB. 18, 1867
ANNA BAILEY
BORN
MAY 18, 1797
DIED
APR. 2, 1879

GEORGE  W.
 BAILEY
BORN
MAY 2, 1802
DIED
JULY 17, 1883

Top Reading from the East
Auxiliary Headstones
FATHER

MOTHER


North Plinth

BAILEY

Date Surveyed:   4-30-09 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAILEY First:  George Middle: S.

Lot # :  72

Plot # :  6

Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  Feb 1835 Died:  12 Apr 1923 Burial Date:  April 14, 1923
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer of 1865   Son of George W. and Anna Bailey
Ledger Notes:  Age:  88 Yrs., 2 Mos., 25 Days           Funeral:  W. W. Hollingsworth

Monument Material:    Granite monument & base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition, some lichen, floral decorations.  
Illustrations: Modified floral curtain
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, East face:     
GEORGE  S.  BAILEY
1835 ----- 1923
HARRIETT  E. 
HIS WIFE
1849 ----- 1934
AT REST

In raised relief letters:

BAILEY

Date Surveyed:   9-02-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAILEY First:  George Middle: W.

Lot # :  72

Plot # :  2

Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  May 2, 1802
North Carolina
Died:  July 17, 1883 Burial Date:  July 17, 1883
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer of 1865    Husband of Anna Bailey;    Father of Cornelia, George S.,
            Isabel (Young), John C., and Mary E. (Beavert)

Ledger Notes:  Age:  82 Yrs., 2 Mos., 15 Days        Nativity:  North Carolina

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth
Auxiliary Stones:   FATHER and MOTHER headstones, south of primary monument
Monument Problems:  Missing base was located and monument was repaired 4/30/09; mower chips
Engraving:                  Legibility reduced due to wear and lichen; partly underground
Illustrations: Fronds and bows on 4 sides of monument at top, fronds and border on 4 sides of monument at the bottom.  Plinth also has a border design. 
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: Stone is seriously sunken so marble plinth is partially underground.  Probably has a sandstone base that is entirely underground. 
Inscriptions:
East                                      North                             West
JOHN  G.
Son of
G.W. & A. BAILEY
BORN
FEB 5, 1837
DIED
FEB. 18, 1867
ANNA BAILEY
BORN
MAY 18, 1797
DIED
APR. 2, 1879

GEORGE  W.
 BAILEY
BORN
MAY 2, 1802
DIED
JULY 17, 1883

Top Reading from the East
Auxiliary Headstones
FATHER

MOTHER


North Plinth

BAILEY

Date Surveyed:   4-30-09 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAILEY First:  Harriett Middle: Elizabeth

Lot # :  72

Plot # :  5

Gender:  F Birth Name:  Tuckness
Born:  8 Jun 1849 Died:  23 Feb 1934 Burial Date:  Feb. 25, 1934
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer   Daughter of James William Tuckness and Permelia (Baker) Tuckness
Ledger Notes:  Age:  84 Yrs., 8 Mos., 15 Days          Funeral:  C. A. Hodson       

Monument Material:    Granite monument & base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition, some lichen, floral decorations.  
Illustrations: Modified floral curtain
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, East face:     
GEORGE  S.  BAILEY
1835 ----- 1923
HARRIETT  E. 
HIS WIFE
1849 ----- 1934
AT REST

In raised relief letters:

BAILEY

Date Surveyed:   9-02-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAILEY First:  John Middle: G.

Lot # :  72

Plot # :  4

Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  Feb. 5, 1837 Died:  Feb. 18, 1867 Burial Date:  Feb. 7, 1873
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer of 1865    Son of George W. and Anna Bailey.   Death date on monument and burial date in ledger are quite different and age listed also does not match.  This is from the period when the ledgers were transcribed out of order, so the monument is more likely correct. 
Ledger Notes:  Age:  36 Yrs., 4 Days        Nativity:  Tennessee

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth
Auxiliary Stones:   FATHER and MOTHER headstones south of primary monument
Monument Problems:  Missing base was located and monument was repaired 4/30/09; mower chips
Engraving:                  Legibility reduced by wear and lichen. Fronds and bows on 4 sides of monument at top, fronds and border on 4 sides of monument at the bottom.  Plinth also has a border design.
Illustrations: Fronds and bows on 4 sides of monument at top, fronds and border on 4 sides of monument at the bottom.  Plinth also has a border design.
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions:
East                                      North                             West
JOHN  G.
Son of
G.W. & A. BAILEY
BORN
FEB 5, 1837
DIED
FEB. 18, 1867
ANNA BAILEY
BORN
MAY 18, 1797
DIED
APR. 2, 1879

GEORGE  W.
 BAILEY
BORN
MAY 2, 1802
DIED
JULY 17, 1883

Top Reading from the East
Auxiliary Headstones
FATHER

MOTHER


North Plinth

BAILEY

Date Surveyed:   4-30-09 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Agnes Middle:  Clara
Lot # :  142 Plot # :  6 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Schechla
Born:  1912 Died:  1976 Burial Date:  April 8, 1976
Ledger Notes:    Age: 63 Yrs.              Funeral:  Tolsom-Bishop, Pendleton
Other Notes: 
 


2008


2015

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Minor chip on top of monument
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Grape leaves and grapes
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: New apron and cleaning with D2 in Mar 2015
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

AGNES  C.
BAKER
1912  ----  1976
SHE'S  ONLY  AWAY

Date Surveyed:   3-29-15 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Alfred Middle: A.

Lot # :  67

Plot # :  6

Gender:  M Birth Name:  Baker
Born:  29 May 1887 Died:  9 Dec 1912 Burial Date:  Dec. 11, 1912
Notes:  Ledger lists him as "Alford"    Ledger age differs a bit also.
Ledger Notes:  Age:  25 Yrs.,  13 Days     
Family Contribution:  Son of Alison and Florence (Harris) Baker and grandson of Endymian and Sarah Baker. Brother of Clyde, Raymond, Roy, and Ruby and two infant siblings who were unnamed. (All except Raymond are buried at Pleasant View.) Died at a young age as a result of an accident involving a horse kick in the head while cleaning the barn stall. The barn still stands on the old Alison Baker farm on SW Bell Road, next to the original house.  Stephen Baker    310-490-8510
                                                                                                                                                sgb90210 at aol.com

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth with concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   Loose, lying free, small marble stone with A. A. B.
Monument Problems:  Plinth was re-attached to the base 5/08 but is missing the original sandstone base
Engraving:                  Legibility reduced due to wear and lichen
Illustrations: Fronds with ribbon on top of 3 sides, West side top has curtain opening to reveal sun with a crown and castles or mansions.
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: Original sandstone base was recently located and may be replaced
Inscriptions, East face:     

ALFRED  A.
Son of
A. & F. A.
BAKER
Born
MAY 29, 1887
Died
DEC. 9, 1912

Date Surveyed:   9-02-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Alice Middle:  Marie
Lot # :  153 Plot # :  7 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Baker
Born:  24 Aug 1919 Died:  13 Dec 1922 Burial Date:  Dec. 14, 1922
Ledger Notes:    Age: 3 Yrs., 3 Mos., 19 Days      Funeral:  Holman & Son
Other Notes:  Daughter of Clyde and Hattie Baker
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument on sandstone base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Monument was loose and off-center, but was repaired in 5/08; base is partly covered with sod
Engraving:                  Mint condition, with some lichen staining
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

ALICE  MARIE  BAKER
1919  -----  1922

Date Surveyed:   12-21-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Alison Middle: 

Lot # :  67

Plot # :  8

Gender:  M Birth Name:  Baker
Born:  11 Oct 1856 Died:  15 May 1947 Burial Date:  May 18, 1947
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer   Son of Endymian & Sarah (Tuckness) Baker;
            Husband of Florence (Harris); 
            Father of Clyde, Alfred, Raymond, Roy, Ruby, Infant Son, & Infant Daughter


Ledger Notes:  Age:  90 Yrs.       Funeral:  Oregon City Funeral Home
Family Contribution:  Born in Oregon. Son of pioneers, Endymian & Sarah (Tuckness) Baker, Emigrants of 1853. Husband of Florence, brother of Edward (two brothers married two sisters: Emma & Florence Harris from the Whiskey Hill area south of the river). Father of Clyde, Alfred, Raymond, Roy & Ruby and two unnamed infants. All except Raymond are buried at Pleasant View Cemetery. Alison and Florence were married in Aurora, Oregon.

The original Baker cabin which was built on Corral Creek during the winter/spring of 1853/54 (upon arrival in Oregon, Endymian & family first stayed at a little cabin arranged or owned by John Zumwalt said to be at the mouth of Corral Creek on the W. River). Alison was born a few years after their arrival and was born in the "new" cabin on their farm in a small valley near Corral Creek and where their daughter Tennessee planted a Locust Tree sapling which they brought from their home in Missouri. It still stands, though was severly damaged in the Columbus Day 1962 Storm. Additionally, Endymian brought many apple and other fruit trees from Missouri and planted one of the first orchards in the Valley. Many of those trees still grow. 

Alison walked to school at the schoolhouse at Pleasant Hill Cemetery (was still standing in the 1950's and was used for meetings, post-funeral gatherings, and as a voting precinct). Upon Endymian's death, split the Donation Land Claim w/ brother Edward. Owned and operated a timber company w/ brother Edward around 1904-08 in Linn County. Alison & Florence Baker's 1880's farmhouse and 1900 barn still stand on SW Bell Road. Their farm is the last remnant of the DLC still in Baker family ownership and was registered as one of the first Century Farms in Oregon in 1958 by Gov. Holmes and the Oregon Historical Society at a special ceremony at the Oregon State Fair.  Stephen Baker  310-490-8510   sgb90210 at aol.com   Great-grandson of Alison and Florence Baker, current owner of their farm.

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and base with concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: Base is partly carved and polished
Inscriptions, East face:     

BAKER

ALISON
1856 --- 1947
Father
FLORENCE
1861 --- 1947
Mother
Date Surveyed:   9-02-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Anna Middle:  A.
Lot # :  147 Plot # :  9 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  1885 Died:  1975 Burial Date:  July 21, 1975
Ledger Notes:    Age: 89 Yrs.         Ashes           Funeral:  Hillside Chapel
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Corner and edge chips; apron is covered with sod
Engraving:                  Mint condition but legibility reduced due to moss and lichen
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

BAKER

FATHER
WILLIAM  E.
1885 ---- 1961

MOTHER
ANNA  A.
1885 ---- 1975

Date Surveyed:   1-6-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Anita Middle: 

Lot # :  59

Plot # :  12

Gender:  F Birth Name:  Davis
Other Surname:  Rutter
Born:  2 Jan 1898 Died:  22 Jan 1993 Burial Date:  Jan. 1993
Notes:  Wife of Glenn R. Baker; Wife of Frank Rutter
Ledger Notes:  Age:  94 Yrs.    Ashes    Lot 59
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
One of seven monuments and eight burials of record in Lot 59, all of which are within a concrete border that surrounds the Baker family plots.  The border surrounds all of Lot 59.
Date Surveyed:   6-04-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Archie Middle: M.

Lot # :  59

Plot # :  11

Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1894 Died:  1897 Burial Date: 
Notes:  Not recorded in the ledgers.
Ledger Notes: 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument, no apron or base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Minor tilting, edges chipped
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: One of seven monuments and eight burials of record in Lot 59, all of which are within a concrete border that surrounds the Baker family plots.  The border surrounds all of Lot 59.
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

ARCHIE M.
1894  --  1897

Date Surveyed:   6-04-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Barthenia Middle: 
Lot # :  23 Plot # :  11 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Burton
Born:  Jan. 26, 1836 Died:  June 20, 1901 Burial Date:  June 22, 1901
Ledger Notes:          Age:  65 Yrs., 4 Mos., 25 Days
Other Notes:  Likely Pioneer
 

Photos:

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument on a concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Apron is cracked
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Two crosses
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     
 

BAKER
TERRY  H.
MELVIN
JULY 13      AUG. 15
1836              1919
 
BARTHENIA
JAN. 26     JUNE 20
1836            1901

Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Bert Middle:  Ralph
Lot # :  220 Plot # :  2 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1888 Died:  1951 Burial Date:  May 28, 1951
Ledger Notes:    Age: 62 Yrs.           Funeral:  Hollingsworth & McMahon
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Glass monument with concrete base and apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Sunken; apron is completely covered; monument is cracked
Engraving:                  Legibility reduced due to crack
Illustrations: Open book
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

BAKER

DORA  K.
1889 ---- 1950

BERT  R.
1888 ---- 1951

Date Surveyed:   3-22-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Charles Middle: Andrew

Lot # :  60

Plot # :  6

Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1863 Died:  1945 Burial Date:  May 27, 1945
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  Age:  83 Yrs.          Funeral:  Hollingsworth & Gwin

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Apron is covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Floral decorations
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     
BAKER
CHARLES A.
1863 - 1945
JULIETTE
1868 - 1939
Date Surveyed:   6-04-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Charles Middle:  Vernon
Lot # :  141 Plot # :  5 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1930 Died:  1980 Burial Date:  June 21, 1980
Ledger Notes:    Age: 50 Yrs.              Funeral:  Attrell's Chapel
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Minor sinking
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Rose
Flower Containers:    One holder and one cup
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

CHARLES  V.
BAKER
1930  --  1980
TOO WELL LOVED TO BE FORGOTTEN

Date Surveyed:   1-13-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER First:  Clyde Middle:  Newell
Lot # :  153 Plot # :  8 Gender:  M Birth Name:  Baker
Born:  6 Aug 1881 Died:  12 Dec 1961
Salem, OR
Burial Date:  Dec. 18, 1961
Ledger Notes:    Age: 80 Yrs., 4 Mos., 7 Days      Funeral:  A. J. Rose & Son
Notes:  Son of Alison & Florence (Harris) Baker; Husband of Hattie (VanWey);
              Father of Madeline & Alice
Family Contribution:  Eldest child of Alison and Florence. Middle name: Newell (possibly after the Newell family of Champoeg, since the Bakers were friends with and had business dealings with the Boones, the Zumwalts, the Grahams -- Additionally, the locals on the north side of the river traveled to Champoeg to mill their wheat in the earliest days. That was the nearest mill.). Born on Corral Creek in the original Endymian Baker family cabin, after Endymian moved to another site on the farm and built at Graham's Ferry/Bell Roads. Soon after Clyde's birth, Alison & Florence moved part of the structure by horse and log skids to a higher elevation on Bell Road and enlarged the home several times over the years. Their farmhouse still stands along with two cedar trees planted by Clyde as a young boy. Clyde married Hattie. They had one child, Madeline (spelling?).  Brother of Raymond, Alfred, Roy, Ruby and two unnamed infant siblings who died shortly after birth.  Another historical connection for Clyde's middle name of Newell: His mother was a Harris from the Whisky Hill area. That family might have had some interrelationship with the Newell family. I haven't found a blood or marriage connection, but I have only sketchy tree info for her.  By Stephen Baker,  his great nephew and the great-grandson of Alison & Florence Baker.
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Apron is chipped and partly covered by sod
Engraving:                  Barely legible due to lichen and moss growth
Illustrations: Modified curtain with flowers in the corners
Flower Containers:    One holder and cup showing (damaged); the other is covered by sod
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

BAKER

HATTIE  M.
1890  MOTHER 1971

CLYDE  N.
1881 FATHER 1961

Date Surveyed:   12-21-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  BAKER  (Hayes) First:  Cynthia Middle:  Adeline

Lot # :  60

Plot # :  10

Gender:  F Birth Name:  Baker
Born:  1860 Died:  April 9, 1914 Burial Date:  April 10, 1914
Notes:  Possible Pioneer   Name in ledger appears to be "Mrs. Cynthia A. Baker Hayes" but is recorded under Baker and is in the Baker family lot.
Ledger Notes:  Age:  53 Yrs., 5 Mos., 2 Days     Funeral:  W.W. Hollingsworth
Obituary: Sherwood News-Sheet April 10, 1914     Cynthia Hayes
    
A large gathering attended the funeral of Mrs. Cynthia Baker-Hayes, member of one of the old pioneer families of Oregon, at the Pleasant Hill Cemetery this morning.
Mrs. Hayes was a member of the first Spiritualist Church of Portland, whose pastor, Mrs. Wiesendanger, conducted the service.  The song service was in charge of Mrs. E. G. Jones, of Hood View, and M. E. Buck had charge of the burial.
Mrs. Hayes died at her home in Portland April 9, and was 53 years, 5 months and 3 days old. Cause of death was pneumonia. Deceased was a sister of Matt Baker of Hood View neighborhood.

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:  

Cynthia Adeline
Baker Hayes
1860         1914

Date Surveyed:   1-21-2014 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

 

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