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Lakeside Cemetery Loveland, CO Page 1 of 11 Lakeside Cemetery Loveland, CO ID Surname Given name Grave Lot Block Birth date Death date Other 2797 MACKEY ROSE MARY 5 14 J 1936 2677 MADDEN KITURAH 3 3 H 2678 MADDEN MANLEY 4 3 H 2660 MADDOX CHILDREN 3 20 E 2661 MADDOX CHILDREN 4 20 E 2781 MADISON C.J. AUGUST 2 23 A 1865 1933 GUS 2871 MADISON CHARLES J. 6 1 K 1873 1952 2799 MADISON H. P. 8 3 E 2793 MADISON H.P. 8 3 E 2771 MADISON JOHN 7 3 E 2639 MADISON WILLIAM JOHN 8 22 A 1878 2669 MADSON CHARLOTTE 2 28 F 2941 MAHAN HUGH WILLIAM 3 17 17 BILL 2812 MAHEIR F.D. 1 40 I 2804 MAHIN FRED D. 6 11 I INFANT 2707 MAISCH CHRISTINA 8 42 16 1853 1939 2827 MAJORS RUFUS M. 1 2 3 1841 1907 2828 MAJORS SARAH M. 2 2 3 1855 1928 2662 MALAT EDWARD 7 20 E 2845 MALBY CYNTHIA 3 14 10 2843 MALBY INFANT 5 13 10 4967 MALECKI FRANCES 2 68 I 16 JUL 1996 SOCIAL SERVICES 2693 MALLORY LAURA C. 5 30 4 2710 MALLORY WILLIAM S. 4 30 4 2928 MALONE CARL 4 12 17 2758 MANNING MAGDALENA 1 2 D 19 MAR 1821 6 JUN 1896 2916 MANSON THEODORE HENRY 4 11 K 2790 MANTZ JOHN _ 18 I 2670 MARCEUS POLLY 3 28 F 2951 MARINEAU JOANNA MARY 1 9 17 16 FEB 1987 1ST WHITE WOMAN 2655 MARKLEY EMILY 4 36 B 31 MAR 1864 BURIED IN LARIMER 2685 MARMADUKE FRED V. 5 38 H 14 FEB 1870 JUN 1904 2686 MARMADUKE M. 7 38 H 2687 MARMADUKE VERNON 8 38 H 1885 1906 2903 MAROHN INFANT GIRL 12 6 L 2898 MARSCH AMELIA 3 28 11 1877 1964 2877 MARSCH HENRY 2 28 11 1872 1953 2878 MARSCH INFANT 2 28 11 2880 MARSCH ROBBIE ELMA 3 28 11 2654 MARSH LUCINDA RICHART 3 31 B 1875 1910 WIFE OF T.C. MARSH 2948 MARTIN BENNIE C. 1 7 2 24 OCT 1899 18 JAN 1982 U.S. ARMY Page 1 of 11 Lakeside Cemetery Loveland, CO ID Surname Given name Grave Lot Block Birth date Death date Other 2748 MARTIN C.A. 8 7 9 INFANT 2934 MARTIN CARRIE E. 3 3 2 19 NOV 1881 5 DEC 1979 2699 MARTIN CASSIE I. 4 7 2 1866 1939 2720 MARTIN CHESTER RANKIN 5 38 10 1871 1942 2749 MARTIN CHRISTINA 6 23 C 26Y 3 FEB 1894 2679 MARTIN DALE SARON 3 19 H 2901 MARTIN EARL G. 8 3 2 7 OCT 1892 5 JUN 1965 2806 MARTIN EVA PEARL 6 14 I 12 DEC 1905 14 AUG 1906 "JUD" COLO CPL 7th 2864 MARTIN GEORGE OLIVER 2 72 2 20 JUN 1889 27 MAR 1951 SGTINF CO. 1 2nd COLO 2681 MARTIN HAMILTON C. 1 19 H CAV. 2680 MARTIN HANNAH E. 2 19 H 1855 1903 2824 MARTIN HENRY LESLIE 3 7 2 1861 1927 2725 MARTIN JOHN HENRY 1 21 H 1884 1944 HANK 2917 MARTIN LEONA 3 3 L 2702 MARTIN MAUDE IRENE 2 21 H 1891 1939 2638 MARTIN R.S. 7 22 A MRS 2823 MARTIN ROBERT B. 6 3 2 6 JUN 1953 27 JAN 1916 2860 MARTIN RUBY P. 4 3 2 24 JUL 1884 10 FEB 1949 2698 MARTIN SINA McFADDEN 5 3 2 12 MAR 1855 14 AUG 1938 2640 MARTIN SWEA 1 23 A 1858 1891 2882 MARTIN THESIE MAUD 6 38 10 1875 1955 2840 MARTINEZ ALICE 8 38 9 2842 MARTINEZ ANENTINO 1 44 9 4966 MARTINEZ BEN 3 62 I 1 DEC 1995 SOCIAL SERVICES 2744 MARTINEZ FRED V. 8 38 9 2879 MARTINEZ MANUEL E. 3 2 L 1929 1954 2837 MARTINEZ RICHARD 2 34 9 2776 MARTZ FRANK 1 15 E 2777 MARTZ FRANK MRS. 4 15 E 2700 MARTZ MARY M. 1 40 16 2691 MARTZ RICHARD E. 3 15 E 2834 MARVEL LELA FAY 3 20 9 19 JAN 1890 31 JAN 1908 2833 MARVEL LYNN 2 20 9 1893 1929 2930 MARVEL SHERMAN EDWARD 4 20 9 1897 1975 2738 MARVEL STEVEN DOUGLAS 5 20 9 1860 1945 2931 MASMAN CHRISTINE F. 8 1 J 1880 1975 2540 MASON C.E. 1 41 I INFANT 2813 MASON C.E. 1 41 I INFANT 2761 MASON GEO. W. 4 7 D 2785 MASON HERBERT JAMES 7 37 C 2897 MASON JESSE 5 37 C 1878 1963 Page 2 of 11 Lakeside Cemetery Loveland, CO ID Surname Given name Grave Lot Block Birth date Death date SISTERS ETERNALLYOther 2945 MASON LEOTA MAE 5 17 10 1886 1984 (SEE ETHEL KELLY) 2760 MASON LUCINDA 3 7 D 2755 MASON MABLE 8 37 C 1909 2854 MASON MARTHA 7 30 16 2953 MASON MARY L. 6 37 C 16 OCT 1987 2754 MASON MILRED 8 37 C 1909 2803 MASON W. J. 5 11 I INFANT 2847 MATHEWS EVELYN 3 16 10 1904 1918 2846 MATHEWS LAWRENCE L. 1 16 10 1878 1930 2759 MATHEWS ORSON P. 2 7 D CO A 1st OREG CAV 4963 MATTHEWS ETHEL 3 56 I 22 JUL 1994 SOCIAL SERVICES 2717 MATTISON HENRY J. 8 11 4 1880 1942 2888 MATTISON MARILLA A. 1 12 4 1882 1958 2808 MATTOCK WILLIAM 2 17 I 4965 MATULES JAMES 4 62 I 24 OCT 1995 SOCIAL SERVICES 2684 MAUCHER W.F. 4 31 H 2724 MAUCHER WILLIAM FRANKLIN 7 11 3 1871 1943 2855 MAUCHER ZILPHA 8 11 3 1876 1925 2711 MAUL INFANT 8 43 9 2841 MAUL JACOB 8 43 9 1875 1925 2632 MAYERS CHRISTIANA 1 17 A 11 SEP 1850 12 JAN 1900 2633 MAYERS GEORGE J. 2 17 A 20 JUL 1818 21 NOV 1896 2634 MAYERS RALPH L. 4 17 A 20 JUL 1886 11 SEP 1906 2714 MAYO SALLIE B. 5 8 K 1877 1941 2534 McALLISTER ETHEL 8 8 H 2568 McBRIDE LYDIA E. 1 31 11 1833 1911 MOTHER 2520 McCALLUM DORA 8 20 A 19 SEP 1861 28 NOV 1930 2550 McCANN JAMES 7 44 9 2580 McCART ELIZABETH 5 18 3 1840 1935 2626 McCARTHY ANGELINE GOSS 1 11 12 1889 1977 2624 McCARY JOHN L. 3 3 17 4974 MCCLOUGHAN-MCKEE IVA LEE 6 2 11 5 MAR 1994 2589 McCLURE DAVID A. 8 28 C 1873 1939 2593 McCLURE EMMA 7 28 C 1871 1941 2535 McCLURE EUGENE WYLLIE 7 4 I SON OF HUGH & BELLE 2606 McCLURE HUGH M. 5 4 I 1866 1953 2615 McCLURE ISABELLE J. 6 4 I 1872 1960 2551 McCLURE PALMER 5 11 10 2536 McCLURE VIOLA 8 4 1 DAU OF HUGH & BELLE 2584 McCOLLISTER ADDIE A. 2 2 4 1854 1937 2595 McCOLLOSTER GEORGE W. 1 2 4 Page 3 of 11 Lakeside Cemetery Loveland, CO ID Surname Given name Grave Lot Block Birth date Death date Other 2548 McCOLLOSTER LEROY 2 14 9 2528 McCOLPIN KATHERYN ELIZABETH 7 4 E 2549 McCONIGA J.P. 1 34 9 2586 McCONNELL CHARLES 6 3 11 1878 1937 2609 McCORD GEORGIA SPOTTS 4 21 11 1903 1954 2569 McCORD MARY BELLE 7 2 12 2578 McCORD THELMA 3 19 9 1910 1935 2601 McCORMACK JERALD KEITH 9 10 L 29 JAN 1948 2523 McCOY JENNIE REYNISH 6 27 B 1856 1910 WIFE OF ZENAS 2585 McCOY ZENAS 5 27 B 1848 1937 2604 McCREA JENNIE J. 3 3 B 1877 1952 2598 McCREA STELLA 3 20 12 8 DEC 1875 20 APR 1947 2616 McCREA W. DUNCAN 4 20 12 19 DEC 1873 25 SEP 1961 2555 McCREERY J.M. 3 1 11 2556 McCREERY JULIA T. 4 1 11 6 AUG 1866 25 SEP 1917 2554 McCREERY MARTHA M. 2 1 11 15 OCT 1843 13 MAY 1900 2566 McCREERY ROBERT BENNETT 8 9 11 1909 2557 McCREERY ROBERT H. 5 1 11 1905 1906 2553 McCREERY WILLIAM 1 1 11 17 NOV 1839 16 JUN 1926 2582 McCULLOUGH GEO. 1 1 2542 McCULLOUGH MINNIE 3 1 1 2623 McCURRY ALICE M. 4 22 3 1912 1978 2614 McCURRY WILLIAM T. 5 22 3 1896 1954 2602 McDANIEL DEL DINE 6 12 11 1861 1948 2527 McDERMOTT CARRIE BELLE 3 13 D 21Y 3M 2621 McDONOUGH DEANETTE E. 7 1 11 1887 1974 2620 McDONOUGH GEORGE E. 6 1 11 1895 1973 4976 MCDONOUGH JAMES 8 1 11 6 DEC 1999 2521 McFADIN JOSEPH 2 22 A 11 NOV 1843 16 SEP 1877 2539 McFEE M.M. 2 22 I 2543 McGEE EDWARD T. 8 18 1 2529 McGEE JOSEPH 3 30 E 2591 McGUIRE EVA 6 44 12 2590 McINTIRE GEORGE 2 25 3 1865 1939 FATHER 2562 McKAY F.P. 2 7 11 2563 McKAY FLOYD 3 7 11 25 NOV 1911 25 AUG 1913 2608 McKAY FRANCES PEARL 1 7 11 16 AUG 1882 22 MAR 1955 2599 McKAY GEORGE LAWRENCE 7 20 11 1878 1946 2597 McKAY INFANT 3 7 11 2564 McKAY JAMES A. 4 7 11 1849 1920 2625 McKAY JAMES ALVA 8 7 11 ASHES Page 4 of 11 Lakeside Cemetery Loveland, CO ID Surname Given name Grave Lot Block Birth date Death date Other 2612 McKAY JENEVERY 2 7 11 11 APR 1887 29 OCT 1957 4975 MCKAY LOUISE 8 7 11 27 AUG 1998 CREMAINS 2565 McKAY MARTHA E. 5 7 11 1858 1932 2619 McKAY NORA EVA 8 20 11 1894 1970 2545 McKEE JAMES 1 6 3 1829 1910 2558 McKEE JAMES M. 1 2 11 53Y 6M 2D 8 MAR 1906 2560 McKEE JOHN HARVEY 3 2 11 4 MAR 1901 (STODDARD)SON OF J.M.
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