Sophia daughter of M. & M. D. Mendenhall
died Nov 25 1855, age 14 yrs 8 mos 13 dys (1 yr- from 1962 Swent
observations)
"Gone to the better land."
-------- Mendenhall
died Jan 18 1870, age 36 yrs 6 mos 29 dys
(Footstone O.M.M.)
(This grave is not in the same plot with the family of William
Mendenhall, though not very far away.)
(1962 Swent observations-This is most likely stone of Delia
Mendenhall first wife of Absolom Mendenhall.)
Mohr
Johanna Dorothea wife of John Mohr
died Jul 28 1881, age 35 yrs 6 mos 25 dys
"What sad emotions fill my mind
As o'er the grave I bend
Where sleeps a wife so true and kind
My dearest earthly friend."
(A.O.U.W. on shaft.)
Murray
------ Murray died 1885
Ogden
Farewell
Alfred H. Ogden
died Feb 18 1881, age 22 yrs 9 mos
Phelps
Nellie A. Phelps wife of T. F. Phelps
died May 19 1880, age 22 yrs 2 mos 12 dys
(Footstone N.A.P.)
"What sad emotions fill my mind
As o'er the grave I bend
Where sleeps a wife so true and kind
My dearest earthly friend."
Ross
Royal S. Ross
born Aug 15 1859
died Mar 16 1883
St. Clair
Abbie daugher of A. & M. E. St Clair
died Jun 12 1879, age 4 yrs 7 mos 10 dys
(Footstone A.S.)
"Gone but not forgotten."
Schluter
Minnie T. daugher of P. & Anna Schluter
died Nov 21 1875, age 1 yr 7 mos 4 dys
John son of P. & Anna Schluter
died Nov 10 1877, age 9 yrs 18 dys
Anna Helene daugher of P. & Anna Schluter
died Nov 6 1877, age 11 yrs 3 mos 21 dys
(added by 1962 Swent observations) This stone was found in the creek
bed, had been thrown over the bank, Stone was made by City
Marble Works, San Jose and had this epitaph:
"Just as the morning of her life
Was opening into day
The young and lovely spirit passed
From earth and grief away."
Schween
Ernest F. W. son of E. F. W. & M. Schween
died Aug 17 1877, age 10 yrs 3 mos 4 dys
Smith
C. A. Smith
died Jun 8 1880, age 36 yrs 11 mos
A native of Denmark
(Odd Fellows' symbol of clasped hands & links)
Smith
Henry C. Smith
born Oct 25 1824 Fort Defiance Ohio
died Nov 24 1875 Livermore
A pioneer of 1845
"He waits for us with the angel band,
Over the stormy day."
Smith
Henry Smith son of Edward & Mary
George Smith (Probably son of--)
John Smith (Probably son of--)
(These three with another unreadable board, were all in the same
plot.)
Taylor
William Stewart Taylor 1847-1931
"A physician in this valley 46 years."
Martha Dickie Taylor 1850-1925
Robert Zachary Taylor 1873-1899 (1889 - 1962 Swent observations)
Mabel D. Taylor 1876-1878
Olive Taylor 1881-1882
Mary Margaret Taylor 1851-1928
Teeter
Caroline E. beloved wife of Daniel M. Teeter
born Jun 20 1849 Madison County Missouri
died Dec 15 1882
"What sad emotions fill our lind
As o'er the grave we bend
Where sleeps a wife & Mother, true
And kind, our dearest earthly friend."
Georgia Willson Teeter
born Nov 14 1871
died May 7 1873
"His strife is O'er, his struggles done
His glorious palm of life is won;
And fadeless wreaths are twining now
Around his young & gentle brow."
Johnnie Alexander Teeter
born Mar 3 1874
died Jan 23 1876
"Our darling Johnnie heard his voice
And saw his beckoning hand;
The love of Jesus left no choice,
He sleeps at his command."
Sallie Teeter
born Feb 26 1880
died Feb 14 1882
"Beautiful sleeper, robed for the grave,
All of our efforts were powerless to save,
Hope lingered with us as long as the breath;
Thou were triumphant & called her, Oh Death!"
Dannie son of D. M. & Susie Teeter
born Dec 25 1887
died Nov 25 1888
"God in his wisdom has recalled
The boon his love has given
Although his body slumbers here
His spirit lives in heaven."
Weymouth
Albert 1844-1928 (A new stone.)
Frances 1850-1925
Cora 1870-1927 (should be changed to 1876, 1962 Swent
observations and other information below)
Ella 1871-1927
Earl 1891-1891
Cora Alberta (An old grave stone) daughter of Albert & Frances
Weymouth
died Jun 11 1876, age 5 yrs 8 mos 21 dys
"A light from our household is gone,
a voice we loved is stilled,
A place is vacant in our heart that
Never can be filled."
Inscriptions were copied by the Oakland Chapter of the Daughters of
The American Revolution
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