U.S. Naval Cemetery

NPS Form 10-900-a (Rev. 8/2002) OMB No. 1024-0018 (Expires 1-31-2009)

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service

National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet Name of Property

County and State

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SUPPLEMENTARY LISTING RECORD

Date Listed: 11130/2015 NRIS Reference Number: 15000846

Property Name: U.S. Naval Cemetery State: GU County: Guam in accordance with the attached This property is listed in the National Register of Historic Places exclusions, or amendments, nomination documentation subject to the following exceptions, included in the nomination documentation. notwiths~1 ~i1/J~he/:.tional Park Service certification JJJI)V If JP·Zpl~ Date of Action gnatw-e ¢"the Keeper ~ ======-======Amended Items in Nomination: to STATE. There is Level of Significance: The level of significance is hereby changed as nationally significant. It insufficient historical context provided to establish the cemetery of transcendent importance in the contains burials of persons of importance - some of whom are them on a national scale. history of Guam, but there is not enough information to evaluate

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1. N arne of Property Historic name: U.S. NAVAL CEMETERY Other names/site number: AGANA UNITED STATES CEMETERY; Agana U.S. Naval Cemetery; SEPUTTURAN MlLITAT HAGAThiA I (GHPI 66-01-1035) Name of related multiple property listing: NIA (Enter "N/A" if property is not part of a multiple property listing

2. Location Street & number: Marine Corps Drive approx. 175 feet east of intersection with Route 8 City or town: Hagatfia State: Guam County: ------Not For Publication: D Vicinity: D 3. State/Federal Agency Certification As the designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act, as amended, I hereby certify that this X nomination _ request for determination of eligibility meets the documentation standards for registering properties in the National Register of Historic Places and meets the procedural and professional requirements set forth in 36 CFR Part 60. In my opinion, the property X meets _does not meet the National Register Criteria. I recommend that this property be considered significant at the following level(s) of significance: --X national --X statewide X local Applicable National Register Criteria: X A X B c X D

Lynda Bordallo Aguon, State Historic Preservation Officer State or Federal agency/bureau or Tribal Government

In my opinion, the property __ meets_ does not meet the National Register criteria.

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5. Ownership of Property (Check as many boxes as apply.) Private: D Public - Local D Public - State 0 Public- Federal D

Category of Property (Check only one box.) Building( s) D District D Site 0 Structure D Object D

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6. Function or Use Historic Functions (Enter categories from instructions.) FUNERARY/cemetery

Current Functions (Enter categories from instructions.) Recreation and Culture/monument

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7. Description

Architectural Classification (Enter categories from instructions.) Other/monument

Materials: (enter categories from instructions.) Principal exterior materials of the property: concrete; marble; bronze

Narrative Description (Describe the historic and current physical appearance and condition of the property. Describe contributing and noncontributing resources if applicable. Begin with a summary paragraph that briefly describes the general characteristics of the property, such as its location, type, style, method of construction, setting, size, and significant features. Indicate whether the property has historic integrity.)

Summary Paragraph The cemetery occupies approximately 3/4 acres and is located on the north side of Marine Corps Drive in east Hagatiia. It is situated between Padre Palomo Park on the west, and the Auto Spot automotive business on the east. An un-developed parking lot used by Auto Spot separates the cemetery from Hagatiia Bay to the north. The property is covered with grasses and is well maintained. The cemetery is partially fenced, with chain link fencing along its east and west sides. A sidewalk runs along the south (Marine Corps Drive) boundary of the property. There are 243 interments* that can be recognized. The majority of the grave markers are concrete, but there are a few that are either marble or bronze. Most of the markers are vertical while some are flush with the ground. The first interment was in 1902 and the last was in 1954. In addition to the grave markers, the cemetery contains a flag pole, an anchor, and a monument to the deceased of the SMS Cormoran. The cemetery has maintained its historic integrity of place, but some grave markers have been changed. *(One individual was disinterred and buried elsewhere; one marker is a cenotaph.)

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The U.S. Naval Cemetery was established by the first American Administration on Guam following the transfer of the island to the United States by the Treaty of Paris, ratified in 1899. It occupies Lot number 2001, Suburban Estate No. 639, Place of San Antonio, in the Municipality of Agana. The parcel has not been added-to since it was originally established as a cemetery. It is approximately .74 acres in area. The cemetery originally fronted San Nicolas Street along its south boundary and had Agana Bay as a natural boundary to its north. San Nicolas Street was the historic road leading from Agana to Yigo. This portion of San Nicolas Street is now developed into Marine Corps Drive, and Agana Bay has now been re-named Hagatfia Bay. Sometime between his death in 1919 and 1940 a public school carrying the name of Padre Jose Torres Palomo was built on Lot number 1065 adjacent to the cemetery along the west boundary. Today it is a public park carrying the same name. At the time the cemetery was established it would have been on the eastern edge of the residential portion of Agana. Today it is even more removed from the residential area, primarily due to the depopulation of Agana just prior to its destruction during WWII, and the subsequent growth of commercial enterprises on surrounding properties.

The cemetery was developed on former beach deposits situated just inland from the active beach. This has become a common practice on Guam as the sands afford easier digging than upland sites. However, their situation makes these locations more vulnerable to storms. Storm waves associated with typhoons have periodically inundated the U.S. Naval Cemetery depositing fresh sand over the graves. In places, the cemetery ground surface is now several inches higher than when it was first created, and it is possible that some flush markers remain hidden by these deposits.

As recently as the mid-1960's, the cemetery was surrounded by a white-painted, wooden picket fence. This was later removed and replaced with a perimeter chain-link fence. The chain-link fence has been partially removed and the remnants are found along the west and east boundaries. Short lengths of chain link fence extend along the north and south perimeters forming corners with the east fence. A concrete sidewalk now separates the cemetery from Marine Corps Drive. The beach separating the cemetery from Hagatfia Bay is being utilized by the Auto Spot for parking. Individuals from this business sometimes drive across the cemetery to access the parking area.

The graves are laid out in a grid with twenty rows extending east to west with varying numbers of headstones in each row. A map of the cemetery found in archive labels the easternmost row as Row A, and inexplicably, Row Pis followed by Row P1 and Row Q is followed by Row Q1. Otherwise the labels follow the alphabet. The flagpole and anchor are in line and located between and parallel with rows D and E. The inscriptions on the headstones face this alignment. Consequently, a majority of the graves have inscriptions facing to the east.

Most of the stones are vertical tablet in form with a convex top; four markers are bronze crosses; and there are a number ofledger stones (horizontal slabs flush with the ground). A few graves have bevel markers (truncated rectangular solids with one angled face containing the

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U.S. NAVAL CEMETERY /66-01-1035 GUAM Name of Property County and State inscription), and one headstone is a tree stump. One grave has a cover stone in addition to the headstone. The majority are unadorned with the exception of a raised Christian cross in a circular depression. Twenty-six headstones contain the inscription within a shield design. Two gravestones have adjacent small metal standards indicating that the deceased was affiliated with the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. The single Cormoran monument is a standard obelisk, with four tapering sides and a pyramidal termination. Some grave markers that show as crosses in 19 54 have been replaced by other markers as a result of storm damage.

Several groupings are conspicuous in this cemetery of mostly unrelated individuals: there are four graves of Sgambelluri children, three Hennicker family members, rows with mostly infants, rows with mostly Spanish American War veterans, and graves with persons of German descent.

The cemetery contains the Ayulang Pillbox, GHPI # 66-01-1185 (National Register ofHistoric Places Ref# 88001889). This is a Japanese defensive structure dating from WWII, which was accepted to the Guam Register June 16, 1988 and the National Register March 4, 1991. It is a small hemispherical structure (~60 em high by 2m diameter) located between the beach and the start of the cemetery rows. It is a non-contributing element to this nomination. The cemetery also contains the Cormoran Monument GHPI # 66-01-1039, which was added to the Guam Register of Historic Places on July 14, 1974.

8. Statement of Significance

Applicable National Register Criteria (Mark "x" in one or more boxes for the criteria qualifying the property for National Register listing.)

A. Property is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the 0 broad patterns of our history. 0 B. Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past. C. Property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of D construction or represents the work of a master, or possesses high artistic values, or represents a significant and distinguishable entity whose components lack individual distinction.

D. Property has yielded, or is likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.

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Criteria Considerations (Mark "x" in all the boxes that apply.)

D A. Owned by a religious institution or used for religious purposes D B. Removed from its original location D C. A birthplace or grave 0 D. A cemetery D E. A reconstructed building, object, or structure D F. A commemorative property D G. Less than 50 years old or achieving significance within the past 50 years

Areas of Significance (Enter categories from instructions.) Military Politics/Government

Period of Significance 1899- 1954

Significant Dates April 7, 1917

Significant Person (Complete only if Criterion B is marked above.) William H. Butler

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Cultural Affiliation Euro-American

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Statement of Significance Summary Paragraph (Provide a summary paragraph that includes level of significance, applicable criteria, justification for the period of significance, and any applicable criteria considerations.)

The U.S. Naval Cemetery is significant due to its association with the broad patterns of our history between 1899 and 1954. It embodies several "firsts". It contains the first burials associated with the first American political administration of Guam. It was the first non sectarian cemetery on Guam, extending First Amendment principles to the island. It contains the graves of the first German nationals who died as a result of America declaring war on Germany in WWI. This followed the first shot fired by the U.S. against Germany, which occurred in Apra Harbor. It contains the grave of William H. Butler (1875- 1926), the Deputy Surveyor who conducted the first U.S. Cadastral Survey ofHagatfia. This provided a basis for ownership rights and taxation. It contains twenty-seven graves of veterans in service during the Spanish American War, the war that resulted in the United States acquiring Guam and becoming a colonial entity. It was the first burial place of William G. Johnston, an American civilian removed from Guam during WWII who died incarcerated in Japan.

Narrative Statement of Significance (Provide at least one paragraph for each area of significance.)

1. It contains the first burials associated with the first American administration of Guam. Following the ratification of the Treaty of Paris in 1899, and after the issuance of Executive Order 108-A placing Guam under the control of the Department of the Navy, Captain Richard Leary was chosen to be the first U. S. Naval governor of Guam. Guam represented the U.S. becoming a colonial entity in the western Pacific. Leary was replaced by Governor Seaton Schroeder in 1900. The cemetery was probably established during Leary's administration but no record to that effect exists. It was already in use during Schroeder's term (July 1900- February 1903) since the first extant interment that of Elwood Hopkins occurred in July 1902.

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U.S. NAVAL CEMETERY I 66-01-1035 GUAM Name of Property County and State 2. It was the first non-sectarian cemetery on Guam. The Spanish administration of Guam had begun with the arrival of a Jesuit mission in June of 1668. By the time non-religious administrators arrived, local political and military government and the agenda of the Catholic Church were inextricably entwined (a situation that prevails to this day). The resident population had undergone wholesale conversion to Catholicism and the dead, if not buried at their homes or family cemeteries were buried in church cemeteries. The U.S. Naval Cemetery was the first to not restrict burials to Roman Catholics.

3. It contains the graves of the first German nationals who died as a result of America declaring war on Germany in WWI. The SMS Cormoran, a German auxiliary cruiser, had arrived on Guam in December 1914. Since leaving the port ofTsingtao China in August 1914, the Cormoran had played a frustrating game of cat and mouse with Allied (British and Japanese) naval forces, unable to fully engage because of an inadequate fuel supply. It proceeded to Guam in the hopes of replenishing its coal bunkers and to obtain other vital stores. However, the scant 200 tons of coal that were offered were nowhere near enough to permit the Cormoran to continue its mission or steam to the relative safety of Germany's East African colonies. With Japanese battleships lurking in Guam's waters, the captain resigned the ship to being interned on Guam by the neutral Americans.

This remained the situation until the morning of April 7, 1917 when then Governor Roy C. Smith (May 1916-November 1918) received a cable that war had been declared with Germany. In the face of the deteriorating political situation between Germany and the U.S. the captain of the Cormoran, Adalbert Zuckschwerdt, had anticipated that he might have to surrender the ship. He found this unacceptable and had furtively hidden explosive charges in one of the coal bunkers intended to facilitate sinking the Cormoran. This possibility came to pass and following an ultimatum to surrender the ship from Governor Smith Zuckschwerdt scuttled the Cormoran. Several of the crewmembers were lost as the ship went down. Among the dead who were buried in the Cemetery were Chief Helmsman Karl Beuershausen (his grave is incorrectly marked Bennershansen), Chief Machinist's Mate Franz Blum, Messman K. Bumerum (his grave is incorrectly marked Boomerum), Seaman Rudolph Penning, Senior Seaman Emil Reschke, and Stoker Ernst Roos. Seaman Hermann Glaser was also reported to have been buried with the others but his grave has not been identified. These individuals were all German nationals with the exception ofK. Bumerum, who was a native ofNew Guinea. These would be the first WWI burials from a belligerent nation on U.S. soil. The German graves are situated opposite a monument built by the surviving crewmembers and dedicated to "All of the dead of the SMS Cormoran".

4. It contains the grave of William H. Butler (1875- 1926), the Deputy Surveyor who did the first U.S. Cadastral Survey ofHagatfia. A cadastral survey is a land survey that shows boundaries and property lines. The survey was done in 1914- 1915 and provided a framework for property ownership and taxation. General Order No. 10, issued by Governor Leary in 1901 had abolished the prevailing Spanish real property taxation system and introduced the new system. The highest tax rate was reserved for urban properties.

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U.S. NAVAL CEMETERY /66-01-1035 GUAM Name of Property County and State 5. It contains twenty-seven graves of veterans in service during the Spanish American War, the war that resulted in the United States acquiring Guam and becoming a colonial entity. These graves contain the inscription within a shield design. The shield design was first used on American military Civil War graves but was extended for use for the Spanish American War. Few ofthese graves contain dates of any kind. Additional research is needed to understand the role that these individuals may have played during the Spanish American War.

6. It contains the graves of some of the only American prisoners of war taken from American soil. After the Japanese invasion of Guam on 10 December 1941 American military personnel and civilians were rounded up and imprisoned. They were taken to Japan on the Argentine Maru on January 10 1942. It is the final resting place of James Barbour, Hiram W. Elliott, and Euell Olive; and also the fathers of Chester Butler and Arthur W. Jackson. All ofwhom were imprisoned in the Hyogo Ken Internment Camp, in Kobe, Japan. The men did not perish in Japan, they made it back to Guam. It was the first resting place of William G. Johnston. Unfortunately, Johnston died while imprisoned. His remains were returned to Guam and buried in the U.S. Naval Cemetery. They remained there until December 1977 when they were moved to the Veterans Cemetery in Piti.

7. Further research into the individuals found in the U.S. Naval Cemetery is expected to yield important information on the early American administration of Guam. Many individuals found in the cemetery have descendants or come from families that have made substantial contributions to the island over the past 100+ years.

8. The cemetery may also contain "Possible Mass Graves" that need to be further researched in archives and/or develop plans to excavate the area to determine who are buried in the grave.

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9. Major Bibliographical References

Bibliography (Cite the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing this form.)

Department of Commerce, Bureau ofthe Census (1910) "Thirteenth Census ofthe United States 1910 Population: Military and Naval Philippine Islands" (1920) "Fourteenth Census of Population 1920: Guam- American Samoa" (1940) "Sixteenth Census of Population 1940: Guam" Farrell, Don A. (1981) A Pictorial History of Guam: 1898-1918 Micronesian Productions, Tamuning Guampedia (2014) WWII Prisoners of War Sent to Japan (last modified July 21 2014) http://www.guampedia.com/wwii-prisoners-of-war-sent-to-japan/ Johnston, Herbert (2015) Personal Communication regarding William G. Johnston Mansell, Roger (n.d.) http://www.mansell.com/pow_resources/camplists/osaka/futatabi/futatabi-main.html Moore, William E. (1922) "America's First Shot in the World War" The American Legion Weekly Volume IV, No. 13, March 31, 1922 http://www.OldMagazineArticles.com Rogers, Robert F. (1995) Destiny's Landfall: A History ofGuam University ofHawai'i Press, Honolulu Sullivan, Julius (1957) The Phoenix Rises: A Mission History ofGuam Seraphic Mass Association, New York Ward, Herbert T. (1970) Flight ofthe Cormoran Thomson-Shore, Inc., U.S.

Previous documentation on file (NPS): N/A

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10. Geographical Data

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1. Zone: 55 Easting: 257225.389 Northing: 1491052.532

2. Zone: 55 Easting: 257230.681 Northing: 1491016.483

3. Zone: 55 Easting: 257317.002 Northing: 1491061.131

4. Zone: 55 Easting : 257319.317 Northing: 1491028.389

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Verbal Boundary Description (Describe the boundaries of the property.) The property is a near rectangular parcel that is bounded on the north by Hagatna Bay, the south by Marine Corps Drive, the west by Padre Palomo Park, and the east by the Auto Spot.

Boundary Justification (Explain why the boundaries were selected.) The boundaries represent the boundaries of Lot 2001, Land Square 14, Section 3, which is the legal lot occupied by the cemetery.

11. Form Prepared By

name/title: Richard K. Olmo, Jose U. Garrido, Lynda B. Aguon, and Anthony J. Ramirez organization: Guam Historic Resources Division, Department of Parks and Recreation street & number: 490 Chalan Palasyo city or town: Agana Heights state: Guam zip code: 96910 e-mail [email protected] I jose.garrido.@dpr. guam.gov telephone: 671-475-6337 671-475-6292 date: September 29, 2015

Additional Documentation

Submit the following items with the completed form:

• Maps: A USGS map or equivalent (7.5 or 15 minute series) indicating the property's location.

• Sketch map for historic districts and properties having large acreage or numerous resources. Key all photographs to this map.

• Additional items: (Check with the SHPO, TPO, or FPO for any additional items.)

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Photographs Submit clear and descriptive photographs. The size of each image must be 1600x1200 pixels (minimum), 3000x2000 preferred, at 300 ppi (pixels per inch) or larger. Key all photographs to the sketch map. Each photograph must be numbered and that number must correspond to the photograph number on the photo log. For simplicity, the name of the photographer, photo date, etc. may be listed once on the photograph log and doesn't need to be labeled on every photograph.

Photo Log

Name ofProperty: Agana U.S. Naval Cemetery

City or Vicinity: Hagatfia

County: State: Guam

Photographer: Richard K. Olmo

Date Photographed: July and August 2015

Description ofPhotograph(s) and number, include description of view indicating direction of camera:

1 of __il_. Panorama of Cemetery, view to southwest. 2 of 11 Cemetery marker with bronze Benevolent Protective Order of Elks standard (view to west) 3 of 11 Headstone with inscription inset in shield design (view to west) 4 of 11 Headstone with inset Christian cross (view to west) 5 of 11 Ledger stone form of grave marker (looking down) 6 of11 Bevel form of grave marker (looking down) 7 of 11 Tree stump form of grave marker (view to west) 8 of 11 Bronze Christian Cross grave marker (view to west) 9 of 11 SMS Cormoran monument (view to east) 10 of 11 Anchor and flagpole (view to north) 11 of 11 U.S. Naval Cemetery circa 1954

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Navy

Army

Navy

U.S.

USMC US US

Branch

Service/Civ.

Agana

Jul

8-0ct-29

5-0ct-51

23-Jul-52

6-Nov-53

9-Aug-52

14-Jan-50

23-Jan-52

14-Apr-49

26-Apr-52

16-0ct-53

15-Sep-49

10-Aug-52

29-Aug-50 Mar49

27-Dec-52

17-Aug-52

D.O.D

D.1926 unk

unk

7th

Interments

1875

List

6-Aug-11

4-Aug-30

19-0ct-53

11-Aug-50

23-Mar-49

12-Mar-33

1883

1893

1891

1896

Dec

Apr

May

June

22 unk

D.O.B. unk

Shield

Jr.

Downey Aloysius

As/Names

Belmont

Arthur

Ray,

Borja

Shun

Infant

Larry Infant Infant

Infant Edward Known

Manuel Infant

Louis

Adeline

Alfred

William Manuel

Jose

Infant Jesus

John

Averill

Thomas

Antonio

ian

Bruggen Buchan

Burt Bowers Butner Boyce Bustin

Brobston Browne

Butler Borja Borja

Surnames

Cabaniss

Camacho

Call

Calvo Cepeda Chang

Chargualaf Christ Cludas I

Neal

WWII

2nd

(DC)

Korea

1st

Petty

and

Class

Div

Class,

USN

Mate

Chief

lnf

2nd

USN

2nd

Specialist

Glenys

Sergeant

Inscribed

LCDR

Commander

Deane

USN

USAF

lnf

Elmore,

USN

USNR

of of

Dean,

Son

Eimon

160

WWII WWI

WWI

WWII

Seaman

Master

Radioman

Engineman

Electrician's

Culinary

Jr.,

J.A.

Condon,

Monuments

Colebourn, Daughter Daughter Derryberry,

Information Dever Guam, Beloved Guam,

Retired Guam, Son California

Class

J. Officer Guam, Guam, Vernon Guam, Son

Son Guam, WWI Son

Son

Class

---

Class

1st

Class

Occupation

3rd

Class

2nd

1st

Mate

Military

Rank Private

PFC Cockswain Pharmacist Bosun's

Engineman

Seaman

Commissaryman

Engineman

Cemetery

Res

Civ.

Naval

Navy Navy Navy

Navy

Army Navy

Navy

U.S.

USMC

Branch

US US US US US US

Service/ US

US USNR

----

Agana

2-Jun-49

3-Sep-45

6-Dec-50

20-Jul-49

6-Mar-53

2-Mar-52

8-May-03

11-Jan-47

31-Jan-52

18-Jun-51

15-Jun-51

19-Jun-44

23-0ct-15

24-Apr-53

29-0ct-51

29-Apr-54

29-Dec-10

19-Aug-48

19-Mar-54

18-May-52

D.O.D

D.1949 unk

Interments

List

8-Jan-29

2-0ct-23

24-Jul-53 25-Jul-53

15-Jul-49

15-Feb-50 16-Feb-50

24-Apr-53

12-Sep-50

25-Feb-01

18-Nov-19

18-May-51 16-May-14

1884

1898

1882

1873

1894

Mar

Dec

Sep

1879

Aug

Jan

5 24Jul1871 unk

D.O. 21

6 14 B.

Shield

(Flores)

Angelo

(A)

G.I.L.

Salas

As/Names

Ralph

James

David

Jane

Kathleen

Joseph

Cruz

Earl

Robert

Known

Harry

Nancy Infant

Infant Billy

Manuel Michael Infant

Kelly Wilhelm Susan Hiram Walter

Gertrud Enrique

JosephS. AmadeoAA Angel

Jose

Juan Jose Juan Jeffrey Antonio

Santos

noble noble

bourn

los

Dean

Cruz Deane

Derryberry

Dever Concepcion Cruz Concepcion Eimon Elliott Surnames Condon Cruz De Cooper Cunning Elmore Cole Coste Coste Fejeran Collins Compton Fejerang

Cruz Cruz S.

James

D.T.

Chief

USN

Corpsman

USN

Kedekein,

Kohler,

Class,

Hupp,

Machinist's

Hupp,

Graves

3rd

Sergeant

Inscribed

Engineman

Hospital

Lebovitz,

USAF

Class

Billion

Grave

USAF

William

WWI

ENC

Major

Master

Airman

Aviation

1st

Delaware

Monuments

USMC Mate USN Hunsaker, Listed

Daughter Russell Guam,

Information Missing

Chief Son Son Civilian Daughter Son Son California

Son

Thomas

Jarrett,

Occupation

Class

1st

Military

Private

Rank

Private

Sergeant

Seaman

Cemetery

Civ.

Naval

Navy

U.S.

USMC

Branch

USMC USMC Service/

USMC

Agana

8-Jul-02

1-Jan-51

5-0ct-44

1905

6-Sep-51

1903

1-Aug-25

9-Mar-54

15-Jan-53

20-Jan-20

18-0ct-52

29-0ct-52

20-Apr-53

19-Dec-49

10-Dec-41

13-Dec-51

14-Mar-55

28-Mar-54

17-May-53

26-May-48

14-May-03

0.0.0

Died

Interments

List

6-Sep-51

7-Dec-51 16-Jul-04

8-Mar-54

1-May-00

30-Jan-24

20-Apr-53

17-Dec-49

29-Dec-50

20-May-48

1869

1879

1892

1879

Aug

Jun

Aug

0.0.8.

Shield

Shield .

Shield Shield

Shield

Jr.

Richard

William

Kelly

Allen

As/Names

William

Van

Mack

Infant Don

Infant

Known

Elwood

Charles Infant

William

Thomas

Nicholas

Infant Antonio

Arthur William William

C. Thomas Thomas Celestin June Steven John

J.H.

John

Hobbs

Kirkpatrick

Hupp

Holder Iglesias Hopkins Irina Kedekein Hunsaker Keller Hunter Kelly Hupp Kluegel

Kohler Kromeburg Laborie Surnames

Lebovitz

Jackson James

Jarrell

Jarrett Johnston

James List of Interments Agana U.S. Naval Cemetery

Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O.B. D.O.D Service/Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments

Guam, 15 Infantry 3rd Infantry leon Guerrero Jose Guerrero 12-Nov-32 15-Feb-52 US Army Private 1st Class Division, Korea, Purple Heart leon Guerrero Juan Cabrera 28-Dec-29 US Navy Musician 1st Class Guam, listed in BG as Guerrero Light Patrick Dennis 14-Mar-51 19-Mar-51 lower Infant 4-Aug-52 Son of lt. W. B. lower, USN Mafnas Andres Franquez 22-Aug-14 7-Dec-41 US Navy Steward's Mate 1st Class Guam, WWII Malcolm Montague B. 1880 D. 1922 Daughter of BN1 A.S. Malkiewicz Infant 2-Jul-52 Malkiewicz, USN Son of Warrant Officer R. E. Marks Infant 4-Jan-53 5-Jan-53 Marks, USMC Mayhew Thomas E. Born 1887 died 1941 Age 54 years {BPOE)

McClain Bruce Dou lamb 8-Aug-50 9-Aug-50 Son of Bernice and Roy McClain McCormick William V. (Virgil) 30 Jan 1898 23-Jan-52 McFadden Infant 31-Jul-52 Daughter of Arthur McFadden McKague Infant 6-Jul-50 Baby Girl McKay W.D. USMC Sergeant Mendiola Enrique C. 16-Apr-16 7-Dec-41 US Navy Master At Arms 1st Class Guam, WWII Montgomery Otis Michc: Wedge 9-Sep-50 9-Sep-50 Murphree George M. 1874 Died 1934 Age 60 {BPOE) Nagle Henry August 6-Jul-27 USMC Pennsylvania, 1st Sergeant Namauleg Pedro C. 30 Jun 1880 12-Sep-45 US Navy Seaman 1st Class Guam, WWI, WWII Naputi Venancio 25-0ct-21 US Navy Seaman 1st Class Guam Nauta Felix Q 20-Aug-20 27-May-46 US Navy Cockswain Guam, WWII Son of Aviation Machinist's Mate 1st Class R. A. Neighbors, Neighbors Russell Alvin, Jr. 7-Dec-48 USN Son of Captain J. R. Nelson, Nelson William Carter 23-May-50 USAF Daughter of Engineman 1st Newkirk Beatrice Carol 10-Sep-53 18-0ct-53 Class W. D. Newkirk, USN List of Interments Agana U.S. Naval Cemetery

Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O. B. 0.0.0 Service/Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments Oka Infant 11-Jul-52 Son of Francis Oka Olive Euell Francis 28 Dec 1896 8-Nov-50 Son of (AD1) Aviation Machinist's Mate 1st Class G.T. Oliver Floyd Thomas 2-Sep-53 4-Sep-53 Oliver, USN Daughter of Lieutenant JG (MC) Otlewski Infant 21-Mar-52 21-Mar-52 E. A. Otlewski, USNR Marianas, Co 17th Infantry, 3rd Pablo Gonzalo M. 10-Jan-34 18-0ct-52 US Army Private Infantry Division, Korea Palmer F.E. 12 Dec 1876 12-Jan-03 USMC Corporal Spanish American War Pauley Andrew C. Shield USMC Pemberton James Alden, Jr. 21-Feb-49 Son of V.A. Pemberton Penning Rudolph Navy Seaman German Sailor Daughter of Lt. and Mrs. E. A. Perkins Infant 7-Apr-15 Perkins Primer John Mike Shield US Navy

Proebsting Douglas Edward 27-Jan-53 29-Jan-53 Son of Lt. E. L. Proebsting, USNR Pugh Howard 22-Jul-00 12-Jun-48 Rawls Infant 3-0ct-52 Son of 1st Lt. J. L. Rawls, USAF Ray Paul Shield USMC Reschke Emil Navy Obermatrose (Senior seaman) German Sailor Rettum Alfred G. Shield USMC Reynolds Frank Shield US Navy Baby Son of Lieutenant and i Ridderhof Infant Mrs. S. E. Ridderhof Daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Riddle Deborah Ann 22-Jul-50 8-Aug-50 R. D. Riddle, USAF Son of Boatswain's Mate 2nd Rist Infant 13-Feb-53 Class J. I. Rist, USN Rivera Francisco Umpingco 4-Jun-18 7-Dec-41 US Navy Machine Accountant 2nd Class Guam, WWII Robinson John 1863 Died 1919 Romero Jose Shield US Navy Roos Ernst Navy Stoker German Sailor Rosario Jose 12-Jan-36 US Navy Chief Storekeeper Guam I

Div.,

WWII

Purple

Class

Coast

1st

Scott,

Class,

Infantry,

Infantry

War

Korea,

Beamter

1st

Schroedershof-

Carl

(MC)

Heart

Scott,

2nd

35th

Inscribed

WWII

Reserve

Steward

Lt.

Sheridan

USN

Carl

Division,

American

Born

WWII

Seaman WWI

Purple

Deutscher

Lt.

J. Reserve

WWI,

Guard

Boy

Infantry,

Marianas,

Sablan,

Monuments

Baby

Daughter

Information

N. Kaiserl

Heart Guam, Infantry

Guam, Spanish Korea,

9th Guam, Mecklenburg Daughter

Guam Coast Son

Guard Daughter T.

Saipan;

Shillinger,

Son

Class

Occupation

2nd

Class

seaman

2nd

Mate

1st

Military

Rank Musician

Corporal Bosun's

Seaman Private

Private

Coxswain

Cemetery

Civ.

Naval

Navy

Army Navy

Army

U.S.

USMC

Branch US

USMC US US US US

US Service/ US

Agana

6-Jan-46

7-Jan-53

6-Feb-03

1920

1911

4-Dec-25

8-Nov-51

12-Jan-54

16-Jun-04

17-Jan-54

26-Jan-54

22-Apr-51

26-0ct-40

15-Sep-44

26-0ct-40

16-Aug-52

24-Apr-50

25-Dec-27

23-Mar-53

15-May-52

0.0.0 ?

Died

Died Died

Interments

List

4-Jul-02

8-Feb-15

4-Sep-17

9-Aug-52

6-Nov-51

2-Mar-24

12-Jan-54

23-Jun-03

28-Apr-33

15-Apr-32

29-Sep-24

1856

1885

1861

Dec

Apr

July

? 28

D.O.B.

Shield Shield

Shield

Shield Shield Shield

Allen

Rose

As/Names

Marie

Taitano

Mars

Edward Infant Barbara

Honorato Known Pedro

WalterW.

Lewis Hans

Guido Dianne

Lawrence lmmacola Gregorio Maria

Florence Alfred Agapito Vicente

Joaquin Geronimo

John

Infant

Infant Rachel

Salvatore

uri

Nicolas

Row Roy

Russell

Surnames Sablan

Sablan

Santos Saccomani Santos Salas Schneiders

Salas Sample San Scott

Scott Sgambelluri Sga

Schroeder

Sgambelluri Sgambelluri Sheridan

Shillinger Shultz Shultz and

Tudor,

Souder

and

Master

Infantry

Specialist

Infantry

C.L.

Thomas

Division,

Navy

(the

WWII

40th

(CEC)

Possibly

construction

Lieutenant

WWII

Inscribed

Lieutenant

Culinary

USN

Vandevoorde

Captain

USN

Infantry

Stone

George

Thomson

Stone,

7 of

Korea

WWI

WWII,

WWII

Dr.

Chief

Company

son

Infantry, Carolina,

Todd,

boy

could

Arms

Information Batalion,

North

Daughter

Monuments

Korea Raymond Infant Esther (CEC

Guam

Daughter Mrs. electrician), at E.

Division

160th Daughter USAF Guam, might Guam,

Baby Son

Son Connecticut,

Guam,

Son

Class

2nd

Occupation

Class

Accountant

Class

1st

Military

Serviceman

1st

Private

Rank

Coxswain

Machine

Ship's

Private

Coxswain

ENl

Cook

Cemetery

Civ.

Naval

Navy

Army

Navy

Navy Army

U.S.

Branch

Service/

US US

USMC US

USNR

Agana

1-Sep-53

1-Feb-42

11-Jul-53

12-Jul-53

20-Jun-52

26-Feb-51

21-Apr-54

27-Apr-54

12-Sep-53

12-Aug-49 16-Apr-52

20-Aug-04

22-Aug-52

17-Mar-52

19-Nov-40

1923

D.O.D

Interments

List

2-0ct-03

5-Sep-35

4-Dec-18

5-Mar-25 9-Nov-23

19-Jan-23 19-Jan-23

17-Jan-15

20-Jun-52

24-Feb-51

15-Apr-54

11-Aug-49

28-Aug-53

13-Aug-27

30-Dec-52 30-Dec-52

1867

1894

May

1916

Nov

D.O.B.

Shield

(Darwin)

Edward

Marie

Halsey

Rosario

As/Names

Gay

Cruz

Known

Patricia Richard

Robert

Frank

Ramon

Albert Charles Infant Infant

Margaret Susan Jesus Michael

Jose

Infant

P.V Louis

Infant

Infant William Jesus

George

Jose

land

coco

Surnames

Siguenza Smith Smith

Souder Stein

Stone So Sutcliffe Swanson

Ufford

Taitano Terry Thomas

Untalan

Toves Towner

Thomson

Todd Vandevoorde

Tudor Tufte Turczy Turney I I

USN

(also

Washington

White,

WWII Finland

Inscribed

Lieutenant

Sayo

Airman

Hanko)

of of

Hango,

WWI

Carolina,

Cormoran

Monuments Born Information known Retired

Guam, Daughter Guam R.I. Daughter

WWII Commander Daughter

Wooley South

SMS

Occupation

Class Class

Class

1st 1st

1st

Class

Military

I 1st

Rank Musician Musician

Cook Musician

Lieutenant

Cemetery

Civ.

Naval

Navy Navy

Navy

U.S.

Branch

Service/

US US US

USMC

Agana

4-Jul-52

9-Sep-16

7-Apr-17

3-Mar-37

3-May-48 18-Jan-35

22-0ct-52

22-Feb-54

26-Feb-54

12-Aug-48 28-Dec-53

1926

D.O.D

Interments

List

5-Jul-21

8-Aug-12

19-Dec-35

10-Nov-53

1872

1874

1865

1880

May

Mar May

Sep

1924

0.0.8.

22 15 16 B. 24

Shield

Lorraine

As/Names

Duke

PERSON

Jean

ina

Known

Sebastian Francisco Infant Infant Alessandro H. Jesus Thomas Debra Walter

William NOT

Vasquez

de Surnames

Vasquez Veneziano Walford Velasco

Villagomez Washington White Wilkinson Wilson Wise Dentolenvon Unknown Unknown Wooley Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown

! !

i i

I I

----

1909-1978 1909-1978

1898-1946 1898-1946

de de

Street Street

Gomez Gomez

Travesia Travesia

Staying Staying

Piti Piti

Agana Agana

Origin Origin

Scotland Scotland

Interments Interments

Reservist Reservist

Profession Profession

---

to to

Electrician Electrician

Laundress Laundress

Naval Naval

Machinist Machinist

Relationships Relationships

Relationship Relationship

Daughter Daughter

Head Head

Mother Mother

Head Head

Father Father

Head Head

Wife Wife

Wife Wife Daughter Daughter

Daughter Daughter

Wife Wife

Daughter Daughter

Son Son

Head Head

Son Son

Wife Wife

Son Son

Wife Wife

Son Son

3 3

6 6

1 1

7 7

3 3

4 4

2 2

5 5

3 3

8 8

29 29

31 31 27 27

10 10

35 35

12 12

15 15

13 13

17 17

36 36

27 27

31 31

41 41

mos mos

mos. mos.

Age Age

6 6

3 3

Green Green

info. info.

Laguana Laguana

Garrido Garrido

. .

L. L.

Census Census

L. L.

. .

Ignacio Ignacio

L. L.

C. C.

G. G.

Garrido Garrido

C. C.

Laguana Laguana

L. L.

C. C.

P. P.

L. L.

Javier Javier

L. L.

C. C.

Roberto Roberto

C. C.

Perez Perez

L. L.

John John

1940 1940

Henry Henry

Rosa Rosa

Dolores Dolores Lillian Lillian

Pedro Pedro

Feliza Feliza

Maria Maria

Rita Rita Eric Eric

Rosa Rosa

Maria Maria

Arthur Arthur

EricJ. EricJ.

Angelina Angelina

Arthur Arthur

Anna Anna

Anthony Anthony

Vicente Vicente

Joseph Joseph

Andrew Andrew

Juan Juan

John John Andres Andres

Arthur Arthur

Henry Henry

Juan Juan Julia Julia

Jesus Jesus

Jose Jose

Sixta Sixta

Black Black

---

Census Census

1920 1920

Bell Bell

Aguon Aguon

Anderson Anderson Aflleje Aflleje Relationships to Interments

1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street George R. 2 Son Barbara R. 3 mos daughter Ana Javier 63 Mother Joaquin B. Cruz 11 Nephew Gina Wolfe Manning Granddaughter

Juan and Maria Duenas Roberto Parents-in-law

Benavente Pedro M. 39 Head Farmer Macheche Josepha G. 36 Wife Dolores G. 18 Daughter

Jose G. 15 Son I

Juan G. 12 Son i Pedro G. 11 Son Rosa G. 9 Daughter Benigno G. 8 Son Rosario G. 5 Son Teresita G. 1 Daughter

Isabel La Borja Maria B. 37 Agana Catolica Jose B. 8

Borja Manuel 46 Head Naval Reservist Piti, Sinengsong AnaS. 33 Wife Antonio S. 18 Son Farm Laborer Manuel S. 16 Son Francisco S. 13 Son

Butler William H. : Head Margarita Lino Wife

Camacho Vicente D. 40 Head Molder Barrio Padre Palomo Ana A. 46 Wife Ana A. 17 Daughter

I I

Piti Piti

Street Street

Road Road

Piti-Sumay Piti-Sumay

Road Road

Agana-Piti Agana-Piti

Agana Agana

Staying Staying

Piti Piti

lnarajan lnarajan

Piti Piti

Tepungan Tepungan

Origin Origin

Interments Interments

Weaver Weaver

Profession Profession

to to

Farmer Farmer

Houseboy Houseboy

Aggag Aggag

Relationships Relationships

Relationship Relationship

Daughter Daughter

Mother Mother

Head Head

Daughter Daughter

Head Head

Daughter Daughter Daughter Daughter

Brother Brother

Daughter Daughter

Wife Wife Son Son

Son Son

Wife Wife Wife Wife

Son Son

Wife Wife

Son Son Son Son

Son Son

1 1

3 3

2 2

5 5

7 7

9 9

4 4

9 9

11 11

22 22

19 19

27 27

64 64

63 63

25 25

56 56

14 14

32 32 15 15

33 33 17 17

35 35

37 37

Age Age

Green Green

info. info.

T. T.

S. S.

A. A.

Census Census

Afaisen Afaisen

T. T.

S. S.

A. A.

Mesa Mesa

ina ina

S. S.

A. A.

C. C.

A. A.

M. M.

C. C.

T. T.

C. C.

A. A.

Cruz Cruz

S. S.

A. A.

T. T.

S. S.

1940 1940

Margarita Margarita

Francisco Francisco

Rita Rita

Maria Maria Pedro Pedro

Rita Rita

Maria Maria

Manuel Manuel

Lucia Lucia Florentina Florentina

Pedro Pedro Vicente Vicente

Manuel Manuel Rosa Rosa

AntonioT. AntonioT.

Saturn Saturn

Manuel Manuel

Antonio Antonio Jose Jose

Juan Juan

Jose Jose

JuanS. JuanS.

Jesus Jesus

Joaquina Joaquina

Jesus Jesus

Jose Jose

Juan Juan

Black Black

Census Census

1920 1920

Concepcion Concepcion

Chargualaf Chargualaf

Concepcion Concepcion Cepeda Cepeda

: :

Street Street

Road Road

Agana-Piti Agana-Piti

Rural Rural

Staying Staying

Sinengsong Sinengsong

Piti Piti

Piti, Piti,

Yona Yona

Origin Origin

Interments Interments

Profession Profession

Laborer Laborer

Retired Retired

to to

Farm Farm

Laundress Laundress

Farmer Farmer

USN USN

Farmer Farmer

widow widow

Relationships Relationships

Daughter Daughter

Relationship Relationship

Daughter Daughter

Daughter Daughter Daughter Daughter

Daughter Daughter

Head Head

Head Head Head Head

Daughter Daughter

Daughter-in-law Daughter-in-law

Head Head

Son Son

Grandson Grandson

Wife Wife

Granddaughter Granddaughter

Son Son

Grandson Grandson

Son Son

Step Step

Wife Wife

Son Son

Son Son Wife Wife

Son Son

2 2

3 3

6 6

7 7

9 9

4 4

7 7

9 9

17 17

15 15

11 11

13 13

12 12

14 14 11 11 57 57

36 36 15 15

17 17 16 16

18 18 12 12

38 38

77 77

45 45

24 24

46 46

25 25

57 57

42 42

Age Age

mos. mos.

8 8

Green Green

info. info.

A. A.

Census Census

A. A.

Cruz Cruz

A. A.

C. C.

Aflague Aflague

A. A.

C. C.

A. A.

L. L.

A. A.

F. F.

A. A.

B. B.

A. A.

L. L.

A. A.

L. L.

A. A.

S. S.

A. A.

R. R.

A. A.

1940 1940

Lucia Lucia

Leola Leola Maria Maria

Marcela Marcela

Ensianca Ensianca Delores Delores

Maria Maria Luis Luis

Maria Maria

Rosa Rosa

Francisco Francisco

Rosa Rosa

Rosalia Rosalia

Rita Rita

ManuelA. ManuelA.

Gregorio Gregorio

Anita Anita

Angel Angel

Jesus Jesus

Santiago Santiago Trinidad Trinidad

Ana Ana Jose Jose

AnaL. AnaL.

Vicente, Vicente,

Amadeo Amadeo

Juan Juan

Jose Jose

Jesus Jesus

Teresa, Teresa,

Jose Jose

Black Black

Santos Santos

Census Census

Los Los

1920 1920

Flores Flores

Cruz Cruz

Cruz Cruz De De I

Street

Road

Agana-Piti

General

Terrero

Staying

Asan

Agana

Origin

I.F.

USN

Interments

Profession

Enlisted

Dressmaker

Widow

Relationships

Relationship

Head Head

Daughter Daughter Grandson Grandson

Head Wife

Son Son

Son

Wife Daughter Daughter

Son Son Head Son Mother Son Nephew Nephew Son

Niece

Head

Wife

Son

7 5

19 17

10 51

37 17 15

13 10 35

63 12

Age mos.

Green

info.

"Conchita"

Martinez

Census

. P.

P. C.

. P.

S.N

1940

Roque

Pangelinan Vicente

HiramW.

Concepcion Florencio Enrique Enrique Dolores Amanda Francisco Soledad

Enrique Brigida Mariana

Jose Dometro

Rosalia

Gregorio Tomas Jose

Maria

Benigno Dolores

Juan

Josefa

Gregorio

Tomas Ana

Jesus

Black

Census

1920

Elliott

Fejeran

Fejerang

Guzman Relationships to Interments

1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Antonina M. 1 Daughter Concepcion B. Duenas 10 Niece Guzman Tomas 49 Head Reservist USN Ana Muna 43 Wife Antonina M. 21 Daughter Salesgirl

Jose M. 17 Son I

Josefina M. 13 Daughter I Teresita M. 0 Daughter Vicenta B. Muna 72 Mother-in-Law

Hen nicker George C. 28 Head Labor Foreman Ohio Hen nicker lgnacia 24 Wife

Iglesias Antonio Quitugua Ana Santos Leon Guerrero Wife Catalina Santos L.G. Daughter 1919-2002 Virginia L.G. Daughter

Jackson ArthurW. D 1905 Dolores K. 39 Wife? Holland I Frank R. 18 NY I Lilian K. 11 NY Altura C 5 NY Enrique C 3 NY I

Jackson ArthurW. 40 Head New York Agana Notary Public Jose R. Campos 10 Servant MariaM. 37 Wife Machanti Barrigada Antonio M. 17 Son Beatriz M. 9 Daughter Herminia M. 5 Daughter Nellie M. 1 Daughter

Segunto .James Joseph H. 51 Head Ireland Agana Street Relationships to Interments

1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Dolores Aguon Flores 38 Wife Eugenia F. 19 Daughter b. Palau David W. R. 18 Son William F. 16 Son b. Palau I Lily F. 15 Daughter b. Palau Joeph F. 13 Son Daisy F. 10 Daughter Pedro F. 5 Son Woodrow F. 2 Son Felisa Flores 66 Sister-in-Law

Johnston William G. 60 Head Office Clerk Alabama Died in Kobe, Japan, Cremated, Buried in Agana, Disil Agueda I. 47 Wife Teacher Herbert J. 25 Son Office Clerk Marian A. 19 Daughter Beautician Thomas J. 18 Son Eloise S. 7 Daughter Nicolasa J. Salas 27 Servant Cook Maria P. Qui nata 19 Servant Housekeeper

Leon Guerrero Jose G. 9 Nephew of MariaM. Guerrero

Leon Guerrero Juan Cabrera Pablo (de) Died from TB Joaquina Torres Sablan Wife 1899-1932 Lourdes Sablan L.G. Daughter 1917-1918 Josefina S. L. G. Daughter 1919-1982 Salvino S. L. G. Son Lourdes Sablan L.G. Daughter Carlos S. L. G. Son Rosario S. L. G. Son

Salvino Taitano Leon Guerrero Father 1851-1915 Bernada Bautista Cabrera Mother P.l. 1853-?

Mafnas Luis C. 42 Head Agana San Vitores - - Relationships to Interments

1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Ana F. 43 Wife Jose F. 14 Son Andres F. 5 Son

Mayhew Thomas E. 51 Head Office Clerk Missouri Maria Millinchamp Duarte 48 Wife Eileen S. 16 Daughter Barbara L. 16 Daughter Carolyn M. Barbel 19 Daughter Leonard C. Barbel 1 Grandson Josefina R. San Augustin 19 Servant Housekeeper Maria T. Palomo 17 Servant Laundress

General Mendiola Mariano C. 45 Head Agana Terrero Francisca C. 38 Wife Juan C. 17 Son Maria C. 15 Daughter Ana C. 13 Daughter Jose C. 12 Son Mariano C. 10 Son Jesus C. 8 Son

Carmen C. 6 Daughter I Enrique C. 4 Son Veronica C. 2 Daughter I Murphree Carmen Leon Guerrero 57 Head Widow Balbina S. L.G. 18 Nephew Lourdes S. 17 Niece S. Rosario 13 Niece I

Namauleg Pedro C. I married 20 Nov Rosa Manglona Petros 1919 --- - - J I

1887

b.1866

Street

Road

Agana-Piti

Legaspi

Street

Staying

Tepungan

Piti

Piti,

Dededo

Agana

Origin

N.M.

1920

Census

I.F

USN

Interments

Profession

Laborer

Farmer

Farm

Enlisted,

Farm

Farmer

Tailoress

Relationships

Relationship

Head

Wife

Head

Sister Daughter

Daughter

Son Daughter

Wife

Head

Daughter Son

Son

Wife Daughter Daughter Daughter

Son Father

Mother

Head

Daughter

Son

9 5

22 24 12

61 27

24 19 17 16

11 so 13

18 39 13

18 17

Age

mos

Green

Unpingco

info.

Unpingco

Rivera

Antonio Rivera

Census

Meno

Unpingco

Francis

1940

Mariano

Pedro

Ana

Maria Manuel

Felix Venancio Maria

Josefa Rita

Francisco

Euell

Pricilla Joaquina Ruth

Concepcion

Juan Jose Francisco

Joaquin Maria

Maria June Jeanette

Juan Asuncion

Vicente

Agueda HonoratoA.

Black

Census

1920

Naputi

Nauta

Olive

Rivera

Sablan

I I

1912-1913? 1912-1913?

c. c.

1887-1957 1887-1957

Died Died

1884-1931 1884-1931

Street Street

Road Road

Agana-Piti Agana-Piti

Staying Staying

Anigua-Agana Anigua-Agana

Origin Origin

Italy Italy

Interments Interments

Profession Profession

laborer laborer

Census Census

to to

USN USN

Farmer Farmer

Farm Farm

1920 1920

Relationships Relationships

Relationship Relationship

Father Father

Head Head Daughter Daughter

Daughter Daughter Daughter Daughter

Head Head Daughter Daughter

Daughter Daughter

Father Father

Mother Mother

Daughter Daughter Daughter Daughter

Daughter Daughter

Wife Wife

Son Son

Wife Wife

Son Son

Son Son Son Son

Son Son

8 8

9 9

3 3

6 6

7 7

2 2 9 9

4 4

7 7

4 4

9 9

12 12

15 15 13 13

16 16

35 35

34 34 11 11

10 10

37 37 14 14

14 14 13 13

38 38

36 36

82 82

Age Age

Green Green

info. info.

(Peter) (Peter)

A. A.

Taitano Taitano

Sablan Sablan

C. C.

N. N.

A. A.

. .

A. A.

Cruz Cruz

Census Census

N. N.

A. A.

S. S.

A. A.

I. I.

Diaz Diaz

I. I.

. .

Taitano Taitano

I. I.

Maria Maria

I. I.

A. A.

I. I.

1940 1940

Ramon Ramon

Placida Placida

Erculi Erculi

Emeranciana, Emeranciana, Lourdes Lourdes

Elbira Elbira

Marcial Marcial Miguel!. Miguel!. lluminada lluminada

Ida Ida

Remedio Remedio Maria Maria

Manuel!. Manuel!.

Enrique Enrique Eulogio Eulogio

Dolores Dolores Dolores Dolores

Pedro Pedro

HonoratoA. HonoratoA.

Vicente Vicente

Agapito Agapito Amelia Amelia

Angel Angel

Ana Ana Soledad Soledad

Guido Guido

Cruz, Cruz,

Seserina Seserina Juan Juan

Venencia Venencia

Jesus Jesus

Juan Juan

Black Black

Census Census

1920 1920

Sablan Sablan

Salas Salas Saccomani Saccomani Relationships to Interments

1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Ignacio N. Salas 25 Brother Carmen A. 19 Daughter Guillermo A. 17 Son Magdalena A. 14 Daughter

Salas Vicente M. 46 Head Machinist Piti, Tepungan Soledad B. 44 Wife Juan B. 19 Son Farmer Juana B. 16 Daughter Jose B. 16 Son Farm Laborer Maria B. 11 Daughter !gloria B. 9 Daughter Gregorio B. 7 Son Antonio B. 4 Son David B. 5 mos. Son

Agana-Piti San Nicolas Geronimo Concepcion 20 Agana Road 18 y.o.? nephew of Juan Concepcion Geronimo Concepcion 39 Head Farmer Machanao, As Tobias Dolores T. 41 Wife Jose T. 18 Julia C. Cruz 9 Servant

Santos Jose C. 52 Head Fisherman Piti Antonia S. 50 Wife Virginia S. 27 Daughter Nicolasa S. 20 Daughter Ignacio S. 15 Son Florence S. 10 Daughter Joaquin S. 7 Son

Santos Manuel C. 34 Head Farmer Piti I Soledad S. 29 Wife Roque S. 9 Son Joaquin S. 7 Son ------I

1894

b.1885

Street

Hesler

Road

Agana-Piti Dr.

District

Staying

Sinengsong

Piti,

Tepungan

Agana

Julale

Origin

USN

Interments

Profession

Reserve,

Farmer

Fleet

Relationships

Son

Relationship

- Head

Mother

Daughter Son Son Father

Son Son Son Son Daughter Son Wife Son Foster

Son

Widower

Wife

Daughter

Son Son Son

2 1

7 5

8 6

36 35 13

45 21 37 19 14 10

Age

Green

Kamminga

Cruz

Siguenza

info.

JohnS.

Guerrero

Census

(osario?)

Manibusan

with

Siquenza

-----

Leon

Cruz

Salas

1940

Ignacio

Dolores

Jesus Vicente Ignacio Martina

Ana

Vicente JuanS. Lodging

Margarita

Manuel Marial JuanS.

Vicente

Jesus

Joaquin

Jose Jesus Juan

Jose Vicente

Joaquin

Jose Antonio

Concepcion

Jesus Angel

Jose

Black

26?

Census

coco

1920

Santos

should

Siguenza

Sococo

Taitano I

3rd

the

Aged

not

man

March

Alcatraz

May

Army

same

for

U.S

time

California.

1899

the

Discharged

Islet,

discarge.

from Artillery/Band This

grave.

Street

Castillo

Staying

Anigua

Agana

Rica

Jose,

Origin

Ohio

Costa

San

Interments

Profession

Laundress

Machinist

Relationships

Relationship

Son

Head Wife

Wife Daughter-in-Law Daughter

Son

Granddaughter Grandson

Wife

Son Son

Son

9 2 6 3 2

7 2 4

14 12

38 72 27 11 58 26

36 32

Age

mas

Green

Lujan

info.

Census

Pangelinan

I. P.

1940

Ramon

Pedro

Maria

Perpeto Matilde

Luis

Emilia

Fidela MariaM

lgnacia Gregorio

William

Santiago WilliamS.

William Jesus Justo

Juana

Juan

Jesus

Jose

Juan

Jesus

Black

Census

1918?

1920

born

Toves

Untalan

Towner

Vasquez I

Street

Rd.

Agana-Piti

District

Staying

Agana

Julale

Origin

Luzon

Laborer

Interments

Profession

Fisherman

Government General

Relationships

Relationship

Head

Lodger

Head

Cook

Son Son Son Son Servant Son Servant Son Son

9 2

21 18 16 11 25 38

Age

Green

info.

Santos

Aguon

Census

S.N.

Toves

Salas

1940

Felix Antonia Ruperta Pedro Lucas

Artemes Carmela Carmen Francisco

Sebastian

Julia Jose

Jose

Black

Census

1920

Villagomez

Velasco