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Severin, Elizabeth Wynn

 1954 - 1999

Shattuck, Charles

         - 1957

Shaver, Bertha

 Abt. 1877 - 1893

Shaver, Francis M.

 1828 - 1909

Shaver, Jessie

          - 1949

Shaver, Mrs. A. (Nancy)

 Abt. 1838 - 1906

Shaver, Ulysses Grant

 Abt. 1862 - 1946

Shelton, Dana B.

 1909 - 1961

Sherk, Albert Earl

 1875 - 1955

Sherk, Annie H.

 1882 - 1978

Sherk, Howard H.

       1914

Sherrett, Harry

1866 - 1923

Sherwood, Hugh Chamerlain

 1957 - 1996

Short, Edith Henrietta (Etta)

 1852 - 1920

Short, Marshall B.

 1866 - 1892

Short, Mary E.

 1860 - 1862

Short, Orra Loleta

 1874 - 1875

Short, Raymond

 1877 - 1822  

Short, Roland

       1881  

Short, Rosalia

 1859 - 1885

Short, Walter

           - 1975

Short, Capt. William Penn

  1852-1938

Shull, Infant

           - 1909

Shupe, Frances E.

1914 - 2007 

Sinclair, Harold L.

1926 - 2006 

Sinclair, Jack E.

 1928 - 1976

Skilbred, Joey

1946 - 1996 

Smiley, Phoebe Jane

 1876 - 1960

Smiley, Samuel Harrison

 1872 - 1963

Last Name:  SEVERIN First: 
Elizabeth
Middle: 
Wynn Korsmo

Lot # :  248

Plot # :  1

Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born: 
April 12, 1954
Died: 
July 15, 1999
Burial Date: 
July 19, 1999
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  Age:  45 Yrs., 3 Mos., 3 Days         
                       Funeral:  Attrell's Chapel

Monument Material:    Granite monument with concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Horse & rider jumping fence; photo
Flower Containers:    One holder with one cup
Other Remarks: Grave decorations
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:  
She changed the
world for the better.
(Photo) Our love for her
will never die.
ELIZABETH WYNN KORSMO SEVERIN
APRIL 12, 1954   --   JULY 15, 1999
A DAUGHTER
A SISTER
  A WIFE
A MOTHER
AN EQUESTRIAN AND NATURE LOVER
Date Surveyed:   11-21-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHATTUCK First:  Charles Middle: 

Lot # :  37

Plot # :  2

Gender:  M Maiden Name: 
Born:  Died:  Burial Date:  April 22, 1957
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  66 Yrs., 4 Mos., 5 Days    Single Grave    Funeral:  Young's Funeral Home
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   8-12-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHAVER First:  Bertha Middle:  Olive
Lot # :  103 Plot # :  1 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Shaver
Born:  Abt. 1877 Died:  Aug. 6, 1893 Burial Date:  Aug. 6, 1893
Ledger Notes:    Age:  16 Years
Notes: 

 

Monument Material:    Marble monument and marble plinth on concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Has been toppled in the past; was loose on the plinth but has been re-secured in 5/08.  Base and plinth have chips.  Rhododendron is impinging on monument.
Engraving:                  Clear but worn. 
Illustrations:                  Little circles as decorative border, lilies, other flowers, and oak leaves in decorative arch above names.
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, East face:
NANCY
HIS  WIFE
Oct. 26, 1906
AGED 68 Y's.
-------
F.M. SHAVER
Jan. 27, 1909
AGED  81 Y's.
-------

BERTHA.  OLIVE,  SHAVER
AUG. 6, 1893  AGED 16 YRS.

Date Surveyed:   10-22-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  Shaver First:  Francis Middle:  M
Lot # :  103 Plot # :  2 Gender:  M Birth Name:  Shaver
Born:  Abt. 1828 Died:  Jan. 27, 1909 Burial Date:  Jan. 29, 1909
Ledger Notes:    Age:  81 Yrs, 18 Days          Indian War Vet of 1855-6
Notes:  Indian War Veteran      Likely Pioneer

 

Monument Material:    Marble monument and marble plinth on concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Has been toppled in the past; was loose on the plinth but has been re-secured in 5/08.  Base and plinth have chips.  Rhododendron is impinging on monument.
Engraving:                  Clear but worn. 
Illustrations:                  Little circles as decorative border, lilies, other flowers, and oak leaves in decorative arch above names.
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, East face:
NANCY
HIS  WIFE
Oct. 26, 1906
AGED 68 Y's.
-------
F.M. SHAVER
Jan. 27, 1909
AGED  81 Y's.
-------

BERTHA.  OLIVE,  SHAVER
AUG. 6, 1893  AGED 16 YRS.

Date Surveyed:   10-22-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHAVER First:  Jessie Middle: 

Lot # :  103

Plot # :  5

Gender:  F Maiden Name: 
Born:  Died:  1949 Burial Date:  June 3, 1949
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:    Funeral:  Holman, Hankins, Rilance
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   10-12-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  Shaver First:  Nancy Middle:  A ??
Lot # :  103 Plot # :  3 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  Abt. 1838 Died:  Oct. 26, 1906 Burial Date:  Oct. 28, 1906
Ledger Notes:    Age:  68 Yrs          Nativity:  U.S.
Notes:     Likely Pioneer    Nancy is listed in the ledger as Mrs. A. Shaver, but Nancy is likely the same person because the dates line up.

 

Monument Material:    Marble monument and marble plinth on concrete base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Has been toppled in the past; was loose on the plinth but has been re-secured in 5/08.  Base and plinth have chips.  Rhododendron is impinging on monument.
Engraving:                  Clear but worn. 
Illustrations:                  Little circles as decorative border, lilies, other flowers, and oak leaves in decorative arch above names.
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, East face:
NANCY
HIS  WIFE
Oct. 26, 1906
AGED 68 Y's.
-------
F.M. SHAVER
Jan. 27, 1909
AGED  81 Y's.
-------

BERTHA.  OLIVE,  SHAVER
AUG. 6, 1893  AGED 16 YRS.

Date Surveyed:   10-22-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan


Last Name:  SHAVER First:  Ulysses Middle:  Grant

Lot # :  103

Plot # :  4

Gender:  M Maiden Name: 
Born:  Abt. 1862 Died:  1946 Burial Date:  May 4, 1946
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  84 Yrs.    Funeral:  Holman, Hankins, Rilance
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   10-12-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHELTON First:  Dana Middle:  B.
Lot # :  149 Plot # :  2 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1909 Died:  1961 Burial Date:  July 24, 1961
Ledger Notes:    Age: 60 Yrs.      Funeral:  North Lincoln Funeral, Delake, Ore.     "Vet"
Other Notes:  World War II Veteran
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Bronze monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Minor sod coverage on apron
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Cross
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks: Military issue monument
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

DANA  B  SHELTON
OREGON
TEC5         3891 QM TRUCK CO
WORLD  WAR  II
DEC  31  1909        JULY  20 1961

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

Last Name:  SHERK First:  Albert Middle:  Earl
Lot # :  156 Plot # :  8 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1875 Died:  1955 Burial Date:  Feb. 1, 1955
Ledger Notes:    Age: 79 Yrs.      Funeral:  Hodson, Grim Funeral Home
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and granite base; no apparent apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Sunken, base partly covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition, with some moss
Illustrations: Decorative border
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

ALBERT  EARL  SHERK
1875 ------ 1955

Date Surveyed:   12-28-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHERK First:  Anne Middle:  Hosmer
Lot # :  156 Plot # :  9 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  1882 Died:  1978 Burial Date:  Feb. 28, 1978
Ledger Notes:    Age: 95 Yrs., 2 Mos., 29 Days      Funeral:  Fisher, Albany
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and granite base; no apparent apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Sunken, base partly covered
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Decorative border
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

ANNIE  HOSMER  SHERK
1882 ------ 1978

Date Surveyed:   12-28-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHERK First:  Howard Middle:  H.
Lot # :  156 Plot # :  7 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1914 Died:  1914 Burial Date:  Oct. 14, 1914
Ledger Notes:    Infant         Funeral:  Hodson, Grim Funeral Home
                          Removed from Portland Cemetery March 12, 1925
Other Notes:  Ledger lists him as "Howard Earl"
 

 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and sandstone base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Base is broken
Engraving:                  Clear, but worn, some lichen stains
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

HOWARD  H.
SHERK
Oct. 22, 1914

Date Surveyed:   12-28-07 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHERRETT First:  Harry Middle:  E.

Lot # :  38

Plot # :  10

Gender:  M Maiden Name: 
Born:  1866 Died:  1923 Burial Date:  June 3, 1923
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  56 Yrs., 11 Mos., 26 Days     Funeral:  W. W. Hollingsworth
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   8-12-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHERWOOD First:  Hugh Middle: Chamerlain

Lot # :  85

Plot # :  8

Gender:  M Maiden Name: 
Born:  1957 Died:  1996 Burial Date:  May 20, 1996
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  Age:  38 Yrs., 7 Mos.        Funeral:  Cornwall Colonial Mortuary       Ashes

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Duck and cattail scene
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, West face:     
 
HUGH  C.
SHERWOOD
1957 - 1996
"Loving Husband & Father"
Date Surveyed:   10-07-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Edith Middle:  Henrietta (Etta)

Lot # :  57

Plot # :  3/4

Gender:  F Birth Name:  Zumwalt
Born:  9 Feb 1852 Died:  29 Dec 1920 Burial Date: 
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer of 1850    Daughter of John Hancock Zumwalt and Sarah Merchant Russell Zumwalt.  Sister of Lucinda (Franklin), Andrew Jackson, Matilda Clementine (Graham), Mary Cassandra (Riggs), Sobrina Jane (Epler), Henry H., and Allen Robert Zumwalt.  Mother of Edith (DeMeritt), Ethel (Lucas), Raymond L., and Roland L. Short, all located here.
Ledger Notes:  Not recorded in the official ledger book, but other cemetery records indicate her cremains were placed here with those of her husband William Penn Short and their four children.
 
Date Surveyed:   2011 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Marshall Middle:  B.

Lot # :  75

Plot # :  3

Gender:  M Maiden Name: 
Born:  1866 Died:  Oct. 22, 1892 Burial Date:  Oct. 24, 1892
Notes: Son of pioneers, Robert Valentine Short and Mary Geer Short.  Steam boat captain on the Willamette.  Lost his life in shipwreck on the Columbia.  See news article below.
Ledger Notes:    Age:  26 Yrs., 5 Mos., 16 Days       Nativity:  Oregon  
News Article (probably the Oregonian):  ON DUTY TO THE END    
                                           The Barge Columbia Wrecked and Two Lives Lost
    
The following is a correct account of one of the most distressing accidents that has taken place for some time in the boating line.  It was the wrecking of the barge Columbia at Astoria last Saturday morning by which Captain Marshall B. Short, one of the best known men on the river, lost his life, together with one of his deck hands.  The barge, loaded with wheat, had just been towed down the river to Astoria by the steamer Ocklahama, of which Captain Short was master.  In making the landing the barge ran against the wharf, injuring her bow and making a hole through which considerable water entered her hold.  She was made fast to the wharf, and Captain Short, together with several others, went into her hold to ascertain the extent of the damage.  A bulkhead was built around the leak with sacks of wheat and boards, and while this work was going on the barge began to list and settle.
     The men below were warned of their danger, as the barge was a round bottomed one and easily listed to either side by shifting a very small part of her cargo.  The barge settled slowly until she rested on the bottom, when she began to roll considerably.  All the men except Captain Short and August Peterson, a deck hand, realizing their danger, left the hold and came on deck.  The two latter had started, and Captain Short was almost out of the hatchway, when the barge gave a sudden lurch, bringing down the wheat, which was piled eight sacks high about the hatchway, in an overwhelming torrent.  The unfortunate man gave one cry, and then a confused mass of sacks and broken timbers sank from sight, carrying with it what was now no longer the fearless young captain, but only a crushed and lifeless human form.
     Despite the utmost efforts the body was not recovered until 9 o'clock in the morning, nearly six hours after the accident.  As soon as the tide went out Saturday evening the body of Peterson was recovered from the hold, where he had met death either by suffocation or drowning, as he was found still clinging to a beam where he had endeavored to keep above the surface of the water.
     The body of Captain Short arrived in this city Sunday morning on the steamer R. R. Thompson and was conveyed to his home on Market street, between Second and Third.  Here a large number of friends of the deceased captain paid visits of respect, among them being a delegation from Willamette harbor of pilots, who came in a body to pay their last tributes to the memory of the departed.  One of the many floral offerings was a handsome piece representing a broken wheel, presented by the crews of the steamers Ocklahama and Bonita.
     On Monday morning the remains were taken on board the steamer Modoc and conveyed to Wilsonville, Clackamas Co., accompanied by a large number of relatives and friends.  From there one of the largest funeral corteges ever witnessed in that section followed the body to its final resting place in the family lot in Pleasant Hill cemetery.  Here a most touching Spiritual burial service was held, conducted by President Brown of the First Spiritual society of Portland, and Mrs. Flora Brown.
     While the grave was being filled the flag of the Ocklahama, which had covered the casket of its departed master on the up-river voyage, was held at half-mast by Captains Patterson and Pope, and when the sad task was finished the grave was completely covered with flowers.
     Captain Marshall B. Short was aged 26 years, 5 months and 16 days at the time of his death.  He was one of the youngest captains on the river, and was known and liked by the river men.  He has been in the employ of the Union Pacific company for six years, and was mate on the steamers Lurline and Bonita for nearly three years.  Last August he took out captain's papers, and was soon assigned as master of the towboat Ocklahama, the largest and best towboat on the river.  He was generally regarded as a careful and competent master, and was in the midst of duty when death overtook him.  He had been married less than three years, and leaves a wife, parents and six brothers and sisters to mourn his loss, his two remaining brothers being both captains.  He was the youngest son of Hon. R. V. and Mary Short, Oregon pioneers of 1847.

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and double plinth on a sandstone base
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Has fallen previously; was repaired and secured in 5/08.  Top is missing; monument has corner and bottom chips; base has trimmer damage.
Engraving:                  Clear, but worn; legibility reduced due to lichen; SHORT is on the plinth in relief
Illustrations: Lilies with ribbon at top of four sides plus ivy band at bottom of monument
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, West face:     

PASSED TO
SPIRIT LIFE
OCT. 22, 1892

CAPTAIN          
MARSHALL B.
Son of
R.V. & MARY G.
SHORT
Aged
26 YR. 5 MS.        
   16 DS.

SHORT

Date Surveyed:   9-03-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

 

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Mary Middle:  Elanor

Lot # :  75

Plot # :  1

Gender:  F Maiden Name: 
Born:  1860 Died:  Sept. 16, 1862 Burial Date:  Sept. 17, 1862
Notes:  One of the oldest monuments in the cemetery. 
             Daughter of pioneers, Robert Valentine Short and Mary Geer Short.

Ledger Notes:    Age:  2 Yrs., 4 Mos., 8 Days       Nativity:  Oregon  

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth; base is buried, probably sandstone
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Somewhat tilted, loose, easily tipped; trimmer chips on plinth; base is under the plinth with is half sunken
Engraving:                  Clear, but worn; legibility reduced due to lichen; plinth inscription is underground.
Illustrations: Lilies with ribbon at top four sides plus decorated band at bottom of monument
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, West face:     
PASSED TO
SPIRIT LIFE
SEPT. 16. 1862

MARY         
ELANOR    
Daughter of
R.V. & MARY G.
SHORT
Aged
2 YRS. 4 MS.
             8 DS.
 

SHORT

Date Surveyed:   9-03-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Orra Middle:  Loleta

Lot # :  75

Plot # :  2

Gender:  F Maiden Name: 
Born:  1874 Died:  July 17, 1875 Burial Date:  July 17, 1875
Notes:  Daughter of pioneers, Robert Valentine Short and Mary Geer Short.
Ledger Notes:    Age:  1 Yrs., 2 Mos., 6 Days       Nativity:  Oregon  

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth; base is buried, probably is sandstone
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Loose, easily tipped; trimmer chips on monument; sunken, base is under plinth which is half sunken.
Engraving:                  Clear, but worn; legibility reduced due to lichen; plinth inscription is underground.
Illustrations: Lilies with ribbon at top four sides plus decorated band at bottom of monument
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, West face:     
PASSED TO
SPIRIT LIFE
July. 17, 1875
ORRA          
    LOLETA
Daughter of
R.V. & MARY G.
SHORT
Aged
1 YR. 2 MS.        
   6 DS.
 

SHORT

Date Surveyed:   9-03-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Raymond Middle:  Layton

Lot # :  57

Plot # :  3/4

Gender:  M Birth Name:  Short
Born:  18 Nov 1877 Died:  24 Nov 1922 Burial Date: 
Notes:  Son of Capt. William Penn Short and Edith Henrietta (Zumwalt) Short.  Brother of Edith (DeMeritt), Ethel (Lucas), and Roland L. Short, all located here.
Ledger Notes:  Not recorded in the official ledger book, but other cemetery records indicate his cremains were placed here with those of his parents and siblings.
 
Date Surveyed:   2011 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Roland Middle:  LeRoy

Lot # :  57

Plot # :  4

Gender:  M Birth Name:  Short 
Born:  Feb. 15, 1881 Died:  Mar. 5, 1881 Burial Date: 
Notes:  Infant son of William Penn Short and Edith Henrietta (Etta) Zumwalt Short, Grandson of John and Sarah Zumwalt, G-Grandson of Sobrina J. Russell.  Brother of Raymond L. Short, Ethel (Lucus) and Edith (DeMerritt).  There are no dates listed in the ledger and while the marble headstone says that he was born and died in 1881, he is listed in the 1880 Pleasant Hill census as having been born and died in 1880.
Ledger Notes:  Nativity:  Oregon  

 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument; no apron or base.  Small marble stone on sandstone base was located in recycling piles in 2008.  No knowledge of how or why it was there.  Little marble stone is in excellent condition.
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Edges of granite monument are chipped
Engraving:                  Mint condition on both
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions:       

Primary Granite Stone

Small Marble Stone

ROLAND L. SHORT
BROTHER
SON OF W. P. & ETTA
------------
ETHEL SOBRINA LUCUS
1875  SISTER  1959

ROLAND  L.
Son of
W.P. & ETTA
SHORT
Feb. 15, 1881
Mar. 5, 1881

Date Surveyed:   12-06-08 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Rosalia Middle: 

Lot # :  75

Plot # :  4

Gender:  F Maiden Name:  Schulpius
Born:  1859 Died:  1885 Burial Date:  July 3, 1885
Notes:  Possible Pioneer
Ledger Notes:  25 Yrs., 10 Mos., 9 Days    Nativity:  Wisconsin
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   9-03-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Walter Middle: 

Lot # :  58

Plot # :  1

Gender:  M Maiden Name: 
Born:  Died:  Burial Date:  Sept. 24, 1975
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  Funeral:  Miller & Tracy
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   5-20-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHORT First:  Capt. William Middle:  Penn

Lot # :  57

Plot # :  3/4

Gender:  M Birth Name:  Short
Born:  14 Dec 1852 Died:  16 Feb 1938 Burial Date: 
Notes:  Oregon Pioneer    Riverboat captain on the Willamette and Columbia Rivers along with his brothers, Marshall and Sherman.  Son of Robert Valentine Short and Mary (Geer) Short.  Brother of Alvina, Sherman, Mary Elanor, Lillas Ann, Marshall, Juliette, Evangeline, and Orra. Father of Edith (DeMeritt), Ethel (Lucas), Raymond L., and Roland L. Short, all located here.
Ledger Notes:  Not recorded in the official ledger book, but other cemetery records indicate his cremains were placed here with those of his wife and children.
 
Date Surveyed:   2011 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHULL First:  Infant Middle: 

Lot # :  1

Plot # :  9

Gender:  F Maiden Name: 
Born:  Died:  Burial Date:  February, 1909
Notes: 
Ledger Notes:  Infant of Joseph
Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledgers.
Date Surveyed:   5-20-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SHUPE First:  Frances Middle:  Eleanor
Lot # :  151 Plot # :  4 Gender:  F Birth Name:  Barber
Born:  Aug. 3, 1914 Died:  April 29, 2007 Burial Date:  Unknown
Ledger Notes:    Ashes         Age:  92 Yrs., 8 Mos., 26 Days
Other Notes:  On the East side of the Lillie & William Barber monument
 

Monument Survey

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

FRANCES  E.  BARBER
SHUPE
BORN
AUGUST  3  1914
DIED
APRIL  29  2007

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

Last Name:  SINCLAIR First:  Harold  "Jay" Middle:  L.,  Jr.
Lot # :  148 Plot # :  1 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  March 6, 1926 Died:  July 15, 2006 Burial Date:  July 20, 2006
Ledger Notes:    Age: 80 Yrs., 4 Mos., 9 Days      Funeral: 
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Wildflowers
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

In Loving
Memory
Harold "Jay" L. Sinclair, Jr.

Beloved Daddy
March 6, 1926   -   July 15, 2006

"Wildflowers by Jay"

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

Last Name:  SINCLAIR First:  Jack Middle:  E.
Lot # :  143 Plot # :  6 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  May 25, 1928 Died:  Feb. 19, 1976 Burial Date:  Feb. 23, 1976
Ledger Notes:    Age: 47 Yrs., 8 Mos., 24 Days      Funeral:  Young's Funeral Home
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Sunken, apron mostly covered, monument partly covered; minor edge chips
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: None
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, East face:     

JACK  E.  SINCLAIR, M.D.
MAY 25, 1928
FEB. 19, 1976
"PLEASE, DON'T PICK MY ROSES"

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

Last Name:  SKILBRED First:  Joey Middle: 

Lot # :  287

Plot # :  2

Gender:  M Maiden Name: 
Born:  1946 Died:  1996 Burial Date: 
Notes:  Burial is not recorded in the ledgers.
Ledger Notes: 

 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  None
Engraving:                  Mint condition
Illustrations: Roses
Flower Containers:    None
Other Remarks:  
Inscription, top reading from the East:
HEGWOOD
EDWIN  B.
1924 --- 2006
KATE
1929 --- 1982
JOEY SKILBRED        1946 --- 1996
Date Surveyed:   10-14-06 Surveyor:  C. Lehan

Last Name:  SMILEY First:  Phoebe Middle:  Jane
Lot # :  150 Plot # :  9 Gender:  F Birth Name: 
Born:  1876 Died:  1960 Burial Date:  June 27, 1960
Ledger Notes:    Age: 83 Yrs., 11 Mos., 29 Days      Funeral:  Smith-Mannenbach
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Minor sod coverage on apron
Engraving:                  Mint condition, with some lichen staining
Illustrations: Flowers & vines in top corners
Flower Containers:    Two holders, overgrown with sod; no cups
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

SMILEY

SAMUEL  H.
1872 ---- 1963

PHOEBE  J.
1876 ---- 1960

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

Last Name:  SMILEY First:  Samuel Middle:  Harrison
Lot # :  150 Plot # :  8 Gender:  M Birth Name: 
Born:  1872 Died:  1963 Burial Date:  June 13, 1963
Ledger Notes:    Age: 90 Yrs., 9 Mos., 15 Days      Funeral:  Mannenbach Funeral Home
Other Notes: 
 

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:   None
Monument Problems:  Minor sod coverage on apron
Engraving:                  Mint condition, with some lichen staining
Illustrations: Flowers & vines in top corners
Flower Containers:    Two holders, overgrown with sod; no cups
Other Remarks:  
Inscriptions, top reading from the East:     

SMILEY

SAMUEL  H.
1872 ---- 1963

PHOEBE  J.
1876 ---- 1960

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

 

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