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Lass, Mr.

          - pre-1905

Leach, Zebulan James

 1982 - 1983

Lechner, Barbara

 1851 - 1928

Lee, Arby Carter

 1880 - 1961

Lee, Baby

      1943

Lee, Ruth Gertrude

 1911 - 1988
Lehan, Dorothy Jean 1918 - 1999

Lehan, James Baird

 1905 - 1988

Lentz, Jacob

 Abt. 1830 - 1894

Lentz, Lousia

 Abt. 1835 - 1896

Leo, Henry D.

 1855 - 1917

Lewis, Sarah (Sallie)

 1859 - 1935

Lichtenthaler, Auregene

 1849 - 1878

Lichtenthaler, Edwynia M.

 1902 - 1973

Lichtenthaler, Ernest Grant

 1868 - 1958

Lichtenthaler, Frank Asbury

 1903 - 1971

Lichtenthaler, Harrison B.

 1839 - 1906

Lichtenthaler, Harry Bem

 1877 - 1878

Lichtenthaler, Jack Ronald

 1939 - 1957

Lichtenthaler, Martin David

 1870 - 1878

Lichtenthaler, Nellie Mary

 1873 - 1878

Lichtenthaler, Nettie May

      1867

Lichtenthaler, Orilla May

 1876 - 1956

Last Name:  LASS First:  Middle: 
Lot # :  37 Plot # :  Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  Died:  Burial Date: 
Ledger Notes:   
Notes:  Burial is recorded in the ledgers but monument is missing.  No dates but entry is before1905.
             No indication for plot location, only lot number.
Date Surveyed:   3-22-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LEACH First:  Zebulan Middle: James

Lot # :  85

Plot # :  12

 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  Oct. 8, 1982 Died:  Feb. 25, 1983 Burial Date:  Feb. 28, 1983
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:       Funeral:  Attrell's Chapel

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Edges badly chipped
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    One holder, one cup
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top face reading from the East:     
 
GOD'S LENT CHILD
ZEBULAN  JAMES  LEACH
OCTOBER 8, 1982
FEBRUARY 25, 1983
Date Surveyed:   10-07-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LECHNER First:  Barbara Middle: 

Lot # :  61

Plot # :  12

 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  1851 Died:  1928 Burial Date:  June 28, 1928
Notes:  Possible Pioneer   In the Kruger Family Lot, she was born in Russia like Frederick and Fredrika Kruger.  She is a 70-year-old widow in North Dakota in the 1920 census, so Lechner is likely her married name.  She may be a sister of either Frederick or Fredericka.  ??
Ledger Notes:  Age:  77 Yrs., 4 Mos., 29 Days       Funeral:  Pearson & Son

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Minor edge chips
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top looking from the East:     
 

       BARBARA  LECHNER
      1851  --------  1928
Other Remarks:   Is inside a concrete border for all of lot 61, appears to be the Kruger family lot.
Date Surveyed:   9-02-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  Lee First:  Arby Middle:  Carter
Lot # :  219 Plot # :  8 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  1880 Died:   1961 Burial Date:  May 4, 1961
Ledger Notes:    Age:  80 Yrs., 4 Mos.          Funeral:  Young's Funeral Home
Notes:  Burial is recorded in the ledgers but monument is missing.
Date Surveyed:   3-22-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  Lee First:  Baby  (Vard) Middle:  Carter
Lot # :  219 Plot # :  7 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1943 Died:   1943 Burial Date:  Dec. 27, 1943
Ledger Notes:    Age:  15 Hours          Funeral:  Hollingsworth & Gwin
Notes:  Burial is recorded in the ledgers but monument is missing.
Date Surveyed:   3-22-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  Lee First:  Ruth Middle:  Gertrud
Lot # :  219 Plot # :  7 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  Abt. 1911 Died:  Abt. 1988 Burial Date:  Jan. 1988
Ledger Notes:    Age:  76 Yrs., 10 Mos., 19 Days          Ashes
Notes:  Burial is recorded in the ledgers but monument is missing.
Date Surveyed:   3-22-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LEHAN First:  Dorothy Middle:  Jean

Lot # :  265

Plot # :  4

 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Young
Born: 
Apr. 24, 1918		 Died: 
May 12, 1999		 Burial Date: 
May 23, 1999
Ledger Notes:  Funeral:  Attrell's    81Yrs., 18 Days
Notes:   Related to these Pleasant View Cemetery  residents: Daughter of Dorris & Mattie Young, granddaughter of Marion and Lily Young, great granddaughter of John Wallace and M. Clementine Graham, great granddaughter of William Shelby and Isabel Young, great-great granddaughter of George and Anna Bailey, great-great granddaughter of John and Sarah Zumwalt, great-great-great granddaughter of Sobrina J. Russell. 

Oregonian Obituary:  Dorothy was born April 24, 1918 in Wilsonville, to Dorris and Mattie Young.  She was a granddaughter and great granddaughter of Oregon pioneers.  She attended Wilsonville Grade School, West Linn High School, and received Mortarboard honors for service and academic excellence at her graduation from Oregon State College in 1939.  She was a 50-year member of Eastern Star Holly Chapter #126.

She married James B. Lehan in 1944; he died in 1988.

During WWII she worked for the Pacific Overseas Air Service Command, managing in-transit depots in Portland and Seattle.  She worked for Ross B. Hammond Co. as the office manager throughout the construction of Dammasch State Hospital.  When Dammasch opened in 1961 she served as Director of Volunteer Services and later, as Coordinator of Activity Therapies.  She worked at Dammasch for 23 years, served on the Board of Directors of the Mental Health Association of Oregon, and was a State Employee of the Year in 1972.

A life-long supporter of education, she was a member of the Kappa Delta Sorority, served as President of the Wilsonville Grade School PTA, was the first Wilsonville representative - and the first woman - to serve on the West Linn School Board, which she chaired for three years.  She was the key proponent behind the 1967 purchase of land for the future Wilsonville High School.

She spent many months working with Phil Balsiger and others on the initial incorporation of the City of Wilsonville in 1969, and served on the City's Budget Committee after that.

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument on concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition, black paint in engraved letters
Illustrations: Veterans of Foreign Wars insignia and Eastern Star insignia
Flower Containers:    Four holders with cups
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:    

LEHAN

JAMES  BAIRD
1905            1988		 DOROTHY  JEAN
1918      1999
Date Surveyed:   10-11-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LEHAN First:  James Middle:  Baird

Lot # :  265

Plot # :  4

 Gender:  M
Born:  June 28, 1905 Died:  Jan. 4, 1988 Burial Date: 
Ledger Notes:  Ashes       Funeral:  Young's Funeral Home
Other Notes:  World War II Veteran, U. S. Army Bombardment Wing in Europe and North Africa;    Taught History and English at Tigard High School, South Salem High School, and Leslie Jr. High School in Salem. 
Obituary from Wilsonville Spokesman:  James B. Lehan
     James Baird Lehan, a resident of Wilsonville, for 44 years, died at home Monday, Jan. 4.  He was born June 28, 1905 in Dunlap, Iowa, the eldest son of Dr. James W. Lehan and Helen Baird Lehan.  The family moved to Greeley, Colorado when he was very young.
     A graduate of Kemper Military Academy in Missouri, and of the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, he received his masters degree from Stanford University in Political Science.  During World War II, Mr. Lehan served with the U.S. Army, 49th Bombardment Wing in Europe and North Africa.  He taught high school and junior high for many years, in Tigard and Salem, retiring from the South Salem School District in 1970.  He was a member of VFW, OEA, and NEA.
     Surviving besides his wife, Dorothy, are one son, James Q. Lehan of Sparks, Nevada; three daughters, Susan Wiancko and Charlotte Lehan of Portland and Adele Lehan of Wilsonville; one sister, Charlotte Bauer of Greeley; and four grandsons.  At Mr. Lehan's request there were no services.

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument on concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition, black paint in engraved letters
Illustrations: Veterans of Foreign Wars insignia and Eastern Star insignia
Flower Containers:    Four holders with cups
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:    

LEHAN

JAMES  BAIRD
1905            1988		 DOROTHY  JEAN
1918      1999
Date Surveyed:   10-11-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LENTZ First:  Jacob Middle: 

Lot # :  22

Plot # :  8

 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  Abt. 1830 Died:  1894 Burial Date:  Dec. 29, 1894
Ledger Notes:  64 Yrs.     
Notes:  Likely Pioneer
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   9-2-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LENTZ First:  Lousia Middle: 

Lot # :  22

Plot # :  7

 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  Abt. 1835 Died:  1896 Burial Date:  August 12, 1896
Ledger Notes:  61 Yrs.     
Notes:  Likely Pioneer
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   9-2-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LEO First:  Henry Middle:  D.

Lot # :  96

Plot # :  9

 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  Abt. 1855 Died:  1917 Burial Date:  May 12, 1917
Notes:  Possible Pioneer
Ledger Notes:  62 Yrs.      Funeral:  W. W. Hollingsworth
Obituary: Tualatin Valley News, May 11, 1917      H. D. Leo Dies in Portland Hosptial
     H. D. Leo, for many years a resident of Sherwood, died Wednesday morning in a Portland hospital, following an operation for stomach trouble. The exact cause of death is not as yet known, but attending physicians gave out the information that the entire digestive tract had been affected. The body was brought to Sherwood Wednesday evening for embalming.
     Mr. Leo has no known relatives in this section of the country and friends are now trying to locate relatives he has spoken of as living somewhere in the east. Since coming to Sherwood he has lived the life of a recluse, and his living rooms in his building at the corner of Railroad and Mains streets have never been visited but by perhaps two or three persons. Of a mechanical turn of mind, it was generally supposed that his aversion to visitors was prompted by a desire to keep inventions which people thought he was working upon a secret. Since his death, officers have opened the place and nothing of this sort was there.
Mr. Leo was an employee of the S. P. Railroad for many years and was at the time of death a retired pensioned employee. He has amassed a fortune of anywhere from thirty to fifty thousand dollars, according to estimates of his friends here.
Definite disposition of the body will not be made until word is received from relatives or every means exhausted in trying to locate them.
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   10-12-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  Lewis First:  Sarah (Sallie) Middle: 
Lot # :  99 Plot # :  4 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Ellison
Born:  26 Aug 1859 Died:  1935 Burial Date:  Sept. 4, 1935
Ledger Notes:    Age:  76 Years                Funeral:  Donelson & Sewell
Notes:  Possible Pioneer  Daughter of Larkin Ellison and Nancy (Cummings) Ellison

 

Monument Material:    Concrete monument and base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Base has been chipped by mowers
Engraving:                  Clear but worn
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the West:      
 

SARAH  LEWIS
----------------------------
1859 -------- 1935
Date Surveyed:   10-21-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

 
Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Auregene Middle: 
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  3 Gender:  F Birth Name:  St. John
Born:  Dec. 5, 1849 Died:  Oct. 19, 1878 Burial Date:  
Ledger Notes:    Not recorded in the ledgers.
Other Notes:  Likely a Pioneer.  Mother of Ernest, Martin, Harry, Nettie, and Nellie.  Sister of Almina (St. John) (Murray) Crow.  Of the six family members on this monument, only the father, Harrison, is recorded in the ledgers.  The mother, Auregene, and three children, Martin, Harry, and Nellie all died in 1878.  Another child, Nettie, died in 1867.  Ernest is the only one to live to adulthood.
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Zinc monument and plinth on a concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   Zinc "FATHER" footstone on concrete base
Monument Problems:  Base is cracked; West plate was broken into and is cracked; West and South plates have replacement screws
Engraving:                  Mint condition, all in relief; last name in twig letters
Illustrations: Bells, vines, other decorations
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: This spectacular monument is the tallest and most ornate zinc monument in the cemetery. 
Inscriptions:     
South East North West
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
A PIONEER OF 1853.
BORN IN
PENNSYLVANIA
FEB. 10, 1889,
DIED OCT.9, 1906.
AGED 67 YRS. 8
MOS.  1 DAY		 NELLIE MARY
BORN NOV. 4, 1873,
DIED SEPT. 22, 1878.
AGED 5 YRS. 10 MO. 18 DAS.
______

NETTIE MAY
BORN FEB. 7, 1867,
DIED FEB. 8, 1867.
AGED 1 DAY.		 AUREGENE
ST. JOHN
WIFE OF
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
BORN
DEC. 5, 1849.
DIED
OCT. 19, 1878.
AGED 29 YRS.
10 MO.  14 DAYS.		 MARTIN DAVID
BORN NOV. 28, 1870,
DIED SEPT. 16, 1878.
AGED 7 YRS. 9 MO. 18 DYS.
________

HARRY  BEM
BORN FEB. 2, 1877,
DIED NOV. 3, 1878.
AGED 1 YR. 8MO. 1 DAY
LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Edwynia Middle:  M.
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  6 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Manhire
Born:  29 Jun 1902 Died:  13 Mar 1973 Burial Date:  March 15, 1973
Ledger Notes:    Funeral:  Ross Hollywood Mortuary
Other Notes:  Wife of Frank Asbury Lichtenthaler; Mother of Jack R. Lichtenthaler
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument on a concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Sunken, apron is covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition with some lichen
Illustrations: Oak leaves
Flower Containers:     
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

LICHTENTHALER
EDWYNIA  M.
1902 --- 1973		 FRANK  A.
1903 --- 1971		 JACK  R.
1939 --- 1957
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Ernest Middle:  Grant
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  2 Gender:  M Birth Name:  Lichtenthaler
Born:  26 Jul 1868 Died:  24 Mar 1958 Burial Date:  March 27, 1958
Ledger Notes:    Age:  89 Yrs.         Funeral:  Macy and Son
Other Notes:  Son of Harrison B. Lichtenthaler and Auregene (St. John) Lichtenthaler; Husband of Orilla May (Taylor) Lichtenthaler;
Father of Martin, Leonard, Carol (Christenson), Harold, and Frank
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument on a concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Monument edges are badly chipped; apron partly covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition; legibility reduced due to lichen
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    Two holders, no cups; one is covered by sod
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

LICHTENTHALER
ERNEST  G.
1868   ----   1958		 ORILLA  MAY
1876   ---   1956
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Frank Middle:  Asbury
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  5 Gender:  M Birth Name:  Lichtenthaler
Born:  31 Jan 1903 Died:  1 June 1971 Burial Date:  June 4, 1971
Ledger Notes:    Age: 68 Yrs.         Funeral:  Ross Hollywood Mortuary
Other Notes:  Son of Ernest & Orilla Lichtenthaler; Husband of Edwynia (Manhire) Lichtenthaler; Father of Jack Lichtenthaler
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument on a concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Sunken, apron is covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition with some lichen
Illustrations: Oak leaves
Flower Containers:     
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

LICHTENTHALER
EDWYNIA  M.
1902 --- 1973		 FRANK  A.
1903 --- 1971		 JACK  R.
1939 --- 1957
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Harrison Middle:  B.
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  4 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  Feb. 10, 1839 Died:  Oct. 9, 1906 Burial Date:  Oct. 11, 1906
Ledger Notes:    Age:  67 Yrs., 8 Mos.       Nativity:  Pennsylvania
Other Notes:  Oregon Pioneer of 1853.  Father of Ernest, Martin, Harry, Nettie, and Nellie. Of the six family members on this monument, only the father, Harrison, is recorded in the ledgers.  The mother, Auregene, and three children, Martin, Harry, and Nellie all died in 1878.  Another child, Nettie, died in 1867.  Only Ernest survived to adulthood.
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Zinc monument and plinth on a concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   Zinc "FATHER" footstone on concrete base
Monument Problems:  Base is cracked; West plate was broken into and is cracked; West and South plates have replacement screws
Engraving:                  Mint condition, all on relief; last name in twig letters
Illustrations: Bells, vines, other decorations
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: This spectacular monument is the tallest and most ornate zinc monument in the cemetery. 
Inscriptions:     
South East North West
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
A PIONEER OF 1853.
BORN IN
PENNSYLVANIA
FEB. 10, 1889,
DIED OCT.9, 1906.
AGED 67 YRS. 8
MOS.  1 DAY		 NELLIE MARY
BORN NOV. 4, 1873,
DIED SEPT. 22, 1878.
AGED 5 YRS. 10 MO. 18 DAS.
______

NETTIE MAY
BORN FEB. 7, 1867,
DIED FEB. 8, 1867.
AGED 1 DAY.		 AUREGENE
ST. JOHN
WIFE OF
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
BORN
DEC. 5, 1849.
DIED
OCT. 19, 1878.
AGED 29 YRS.
10 MO.  14 DAYS.		 MARTIN DAVID
BORN NOV. 28, 1870,
DIED SEPT. 16, 1878.
AGED 7 YRS. 9 MO. 18 DYS.
________

HARRY  BEM
BORN FEB. 2, 1877,
DIED NOV. 3, 1878.
AGED 1 YR. 8MO. 1 DAY
LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Harry Middle:  Bem
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  4 Gender:  M Birth Name:  Lichtenthaler
Born:  Feb. 2, 1877 Died:  Nov. 3, 1878 Burial Date:  
Ledger Notes:    Not recorded in the ledgers.
Other Notes:  Son of Harrison B. Lichtenthaler and Auregene (St. John) Lichtenthaler.  Of the six family members on this monument, only the father, Harrison, is recorded in the ledgers.  The mother, Auregene, and three children, Martin, Harry, and Nellie all died in 1878.  Another child, Nettie, died in 1867.
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Zinc monument and plinth on a concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   Zinc "FATHER" footstone on concrete base
Monument Problems:  Base is cracked; West plate was broken into and is cracked; West and South plates have replacement screws
Engraving:                  Mint condition, all on relief; last name in twig letters
Illustrations: Bells, vines, other decorations
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: This spectacular monument is the tallest and most ornate zinc monument in the cemetery. 
Inscriptions:     
South East North West
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
A PIONEER OF 1853.
BORN IN
PENNSYLVANIA
FEB. 10, 1889,
DIED OCT.9, 1906.
AGED 67 YRS. 8
MOS.  1 DAY		 NELLIE MARY
BORN NOV. 4, 1873,
DIED SEPT. 22, 1878.
AGED 5 YRS. 10 MO. 18 DAS.
______

NETTIE MAY
BORN FEB. 7, 1867,
DIED FEB. 8, 1867.
AGED 1 DAY.		 AUREGENE
ST. JOHN
WIFE OF
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
BORN
DEC. 5, 1849.
DIED
OCT. 19, 1878.
AGED 29 YRS.
10 MO.  14 DAYS.		 MARTIN DAVID
BORN NOV. 28, 1870,
DIED SEPT. 16, 1878.
AGED 7 YRS. 9 MO. 18 DYS.
________

HARRY  BEM
BORN FEB. 2, 1877,
DIED NOV. 3, 1878.
AGED 1 YR. 8MO. 1 DAY
LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Jack Middle:  Ronald
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  5 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Lichtenthaler
Born:  29 Dec 1939 Died:  3 Mar 1957 Burial Date:  March 6, 1957
Ledger Notes:    Age:  17 Yrs., 2 Mos., 4 Days         Funeral:  Colonial Mortuary
Other Notes:  Son of Frank A. Lichtenthaler and Edwynia M. (Manhire) Lichtenthaler
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument on a concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Sunken, apron is covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition with some lichen
Illustrations: Oak leaves
Flower Containers:     
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

LICHTENTHALER
EDWYNIA  M.
1902 --- 1973		 FRANK  A.
1903 --- 1971		 JACK  R.
1939 --- 1957
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Martin Middle:  David
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  4 Gender:  M Birth Name:  Lichtenthaler
Born:  Nov. 28, 1870 Died:  Sept. 16, 1878 Burial Date:  
Ledger Notes:    Not recorded in the ledgers.
Other Notes:  Son of Harrison B. Lichtenthaler and Auregene (St. John) Lichtenthaler. Of the six family members on this monument, only the father, Harrison, is recorded in the ledgers.  The mother, Auregene, and three children, Martin, Harry, and Nellie all died in 1878.  Another child, Nettie, died in 1867.
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Zinc monument and plinth on a concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   Zinc "FATHER" footstone on concrete base
Monument Problems:  Base is cracked; West plate was broken into and is cracked; West and South plates have replacement screws
Engraving:                  Mint condition, all on relief; last name in twig letters
Illustrations: Bells, vines, other decorations
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: This spectacular monument is the tallest and most ornate zinc monument in the cemetery. 
Inscriptions:     
South East North West
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
A PIONEER OF 1853.
BORN IN
PENNSYLVANIA
FEB. 10, 1889,
DIED OCT.9, 1906.
AGED 67 YRS. 8
MOS.  1 DAY		 NELLIE MARY
BORN NOV. 4, 1873,
DIED SEPT. 22, 1878.
AGED 5 YRS. 10 MO. 18 DAS.
______

NETTIE MAY
BORN FEB. 7, 1867,
DIED FEB. 8, 1867.
AGED 1 DAY.		 AUREGENE
ST. JOHN
WIFE OF
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
BORN
DEC. 5, 1849.
DIED
OCT. 19, 1878.
AGED 29 YRS.
10 MO.  14 DAYS.		 MARTIN DAVID
BORN NOV. 28, 1870,
DIED SEPT. 16, 1878.
AGED 7 YRS. 9 MO. 18 DYS.
________

HARRY  BEM
BORN FEB. 2, 1877,
DIED NOV. 3, 1878.
AGED 1 YR. 8MO. 1 DAY
LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Nellie Middle:  Mary
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  3 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Lichtenthaler
Born:  Nov. 4, 1873 Died:  Sept. 22, 1878 Burial Date:  
Ledger Notes:    Not recorded in the ledgers.
Other Notes:  Daughter of Harrison B. Lichtenthaler and Auregene (St. John) Lichtenthaler. Of the six family members on this monument, only the father, Harrison, is recorded in the ledgers.  The mother, Auregene, and three children, Martin, Harry, and Nellie all died in 1878.  Another child, Nettie, died in 1867.
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Zinc monument and plinth on a concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   Zinc "FATHER" footstone on concrete base
Monument Problems:  Base is cracked; West plate was broken into and is cracked; West and South plates have replacement screws
Engraving:                  Mint condition, all on relief; last name in twig letters
Illustrations: Bells, vines, other decorations
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: This spectacular monument is the tallest and most ornate zinc monument in the cemetery. 
Inscriptions:     
South East North West
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
A PIONEER OF 1853.
BORN IN
PENNSYLVANIA
FEB. 10, 1889,
DIED OCT.9, 1906.
AGED 67 YRS. 8
MOS.  1 DAY		 NELLIE MARY
BORN NOV. 4, 1873,
DIED SEPT. 22, 1878.
AGED 5 YRS. 10 MO. 18 DAS.
______

NETTIE MAY
BORN FEB. 7, 1867,
DIED FEB. 8, 1867.
AGED 1 DAY.		 AUREGENE
ST. JOHN
WIFE OF
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
BORN
DEC. 5, 1849.
DIED
OCT. 19, 1878.
AGED 29 YRS.
10 MO.  14 DAYS.		 MARTIN DAVID
BORN NOV. 28, 1870,
DIED SEPT. 16, 1878.
AGED 7 YRS. 9 MO. 18 DYS.
________

HARRY  BEM
BORN FEB. 2, 1877,
DIED NOV. 3, 1878.
AGED 1 YR. 8MO. 1 DAY
LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Nettie Middle:  May
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  3 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Lichtenthaler
Born:  Feb. 7, 1867 Died:  Feb. 8, 1867 Burial Date:  
Ledger Notes:    Not recorded in the ledgers.
Other Notes:  Daughter of Harrison B. Lichtenthaler and Auregene (St. John) Lichtenthaler. Of the six family members on this monument, only the father, Harrison, is recorded in the ledgers.  The mother, Auregene, and three children, Martin, Harry, and Nellie all died in 1878.  This child, Nettie, died in 1867.
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Zinc monument and plinth on a concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   Zinc "FATHER" footstone on concrete base
Monument Problems:  Base is cracked; West plate was broken into and is cracked; West and South plates have replacement screws
Engraving:                  Mint condition, all on relief; last name in twig letters
Illustrations: Bells, vines, other decorations
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: This spectacular monument is the tallest and most ornate zinc monument in the cemetery. 
Inscriptions:     
South East North West
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
A PIONEER OF 1853.
BORN IN
PENNSYLVANIA
FEB. 10, 1889,
DIED OCT.9, 1906.
AGED 67 YRS. 8
MOS.  1 DAY		 NELLIE MARY
BORN NOV. 4, 1873,
DIED SEPT. 22, 1878.
AGED 5 YRS. 10 MO. 18 DAS.
______

NETTIE MAY
BORN FEB. 7, 1867,
DIED FEB. 8, 1867.
AGED 1 DAY.		 AUREGENE
ST. JOHN
WIFE OF
HARRISON  B.
LICHTENTHALER
BORN
DEC. 5, 1849.
DIED
OCT. 19, 1878.
AGED 29 YRS.
10 MO.  14 DAYS.		 MARTIN DAVID
BORN NOV. 28, 1870,
DIED SEPT. 16, 1878.
AGED 7 YRS. 9 MO. 18 DYS.
________

HARRY  BEM
BORN FEB. 2, 1877,
DIED NOV. 3, 1878.
AGED 1 YR. 8MO. 1 DAY
LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER LICHTENTHALER
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

 

Last Name:  LICHTENTHALER First:  Orilla Middle:  May
Lot # :  19 Plot # :  1 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Taylor
Born:  13 Mar 1876 Died:  7 Apr 1956 Burial Date:  April 9, 1956
Ledger Notes:    Age:  80 Yrs.         Funeral:  Macy and Son
Other Notes:  Wife of Ernest G. Lichtnthaler; Mother of Martin, Leonard, Carol (Christenson), Harold, and Frank
 

 

Monument Survey
Monument Material:    Granite monument on a concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Monument edges are badly chipped; apron partly covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition; legibility reduced due to lichen
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    Two holders, no cups; one is covered by sod
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

LICHTENTHALER
ERNEST  G.
1868   ----   1958		 ORILLA  MAY
1876   ---   1956
Date Surveyed:   9-02-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

 

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