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Ely Cemetery ELY CEMETERY "K" LAST NAME FIRST & MIDDLE NAME SECTION LOT PART OF LOT DATE OF DEATH AGE K M. or W. 6 71 unknown unknown Kaasainen Ida 6 63 10/5/1912 27 Kaasalainen Anna 6 83 9/15/1921 4 Kaasalainen Elizabeth 6 83 9/15/1921 32 Kaasalainen John 20 6 4/29/1953 68 Kaatala Benjamin 25 45 9/26/1969 52 Kaatiala Benjamin Jr. 25 45 4/10/2015 73 Kaatiala Howard 6 75 7/12/1925 1 Kaatiala Idamae 25 45 3/19/1975 57 Kaatiala Susan 25 45 7/9/1970 78 Kaatila John 25 45 6/28/1958 69 Kaija Ade 11 14 4/19/1927 48 Kaija Hilma 25 189 12/3/1964 79 Kaija Pearl 10 6 10/6/2006 79 Kaija Werner 27 165 S&S 8/19/1981 63 Kainnianen Evert unknown unkwn 4/1/1921 12 Days Kainz Andrew 22 229 2/20/1957 74 Kainz Bertha 22 229 10/16/1971 81 Kainz Ione "Babe" 26 12 N3/4 5/19/2012 83 Kainz Keith 26 12 N 3/4 9/28/1970 17 Kainz Lenore 27 126 11/14/1999 77 Kainz Leo 27 126 N1/2 3/1/1989 69 Kainz Marion 25 2 8/13/2016 87 Kainz Norman 26 12 N3/4 1/4/2013 84 Kainz Raymond 25 2 1/18/2002 78 Kajute Johann 6 46 4/15/1904 4 Months Kajuti Infant 9 33 9/20/1900 7 Months Kajuti Erik 9 43 10/24/1900 33 Kakkuri Jacob 25 51 12/5/1958 70 Kakkuri Lydia 25 51 2/14/1963 73 Kalan Angela 14 3 7/23/1987 92 Kalan Ann 21 29 7/3/1983 65 Kalan Clare 27 36 7/24/1975 63 Kalan Frances 21 29 2/13/1944 67 Kalan John 21 29 11/22/1918 7 Months Kalan John 14 1 4/18/1953 72 Kalan Joseph 21 29 1/9/1931 49 Kalan Joseph John 21 29 1/12/1994 86 Kalan Kraig 27 36 8/29/2019 52 Kalan Rudolph 27 36 10/24/2003 89 Kalan Mary 14 1 8/29/1925 18 Days Kalan Verna 19 37 2/25/1996 74 Kalander Richard 26 16 11/22/1974 80 Kalata Joseph 17 37 7/11/1964 24 Kalcic Joseph 16 72 8/6/1910 5 Months Kalkaja Peter 19 136 8/29/1946 78 Kallio John 5 29 12/21/1933 85 LAST NAME FIRST & MIDDLE NAME SECTION LOT PART OF LOT DATE OF DEATH AGE Kallio Loviisa 5 29 10/23/1924 77 Kalouski John 9 49 9/1/1900 9 Kalovski Elizabeth 8 35 3/13/1914 62 Kammunen Jack 11 44 12/20/1939 68 Kalsich John Jr. 18 13 12/25/1928 20 Kalsich John Sr. 18 13 3/3/1951 78 Kalsich Margaret 18 13 2/13/1957 87 Kalsich Olga 18 13 6/21/2001 84 Kalsich Joseph 18 13 10/23/2007 90 Kane Toine 4 32 2/7/1992 88 Kangas Allie 20 44 10/16/1951 50 Kangas Arne 19 50 12/22/1922 85 Kangas Auno 6 58 10/13/1909 10 Months Kangas Child of 9 43 9/18/1902 2 Months Kangas Infant 9 31 8/19/1904 8 Months Kangas Child 6 46 unknown unknown Kangas Donald 20 44 9/11/1989 64 Kangas Edward 4 84 9/25/1959 54 Kangas Ellen 19 50 8/2/2008 101 Kangas Frieda 6 77 8/26/1953 47 Kangas Gust 25 188 7/30/1966 78 Kangas Helia 9 31 6/6/1903 9 Months Kangas Helmi 4 48 11/14/1994 80 Kangas Henry 26 33 12/30/1977 75 Kangas John 6 73 4/15/1916 53 Kangas John Urho 20 44 4/25/1982 81 Kangas John August 4 48 3/9/1997 93 Kangas Kaisa 20 41 S1/2 12/10/1963 94 Kangas Katri 9 33 5/15/1918 49 Kangas Lembi 19 75 9/4/1979 90 Kangas Liza 6 73 2/28/1916 43 Kangas Lydia 9 36 2/11/1902 1 Kangas Matt 20 41 S 1/2 12/23/1950 92 Kangas Niemi 4 36 N 1/2 12/7/1933 61 Kangas Oscar 11 84 7/11/1936 62 Kangas Richard 23 71 11/17/1971 41 Kangas Saima 25 39 10/5/1983 83 Kangas Sakri 4 84 4/15/1936 62 Kangas Selma 9 38 12/12/1919 24 Kangas William 25 39 5/24/1967 69 Kangasniemi Amanda 9 37 1/10/1907 24 Kangasniemi I. 9 37 8/7/1907 6 Kannianinen Chas 6 71 5/8/1922 4 Kannianinen Ida 19 103 11/15/1946 74 Kannianinen Benjamin 19 103 3/13/1962 86 Kanninen Hubert 19 103 12/15/1948 44 Kanninen Mary 23 11 11/16/2007 93 Kantola Arvid 19 139 N 1/3 5/23/1939 72 LAST NAME FIRST & MIDDLE NAME SECTION LOT PART OF LOT DATE OF DEATH AGE Kantola Ella 6 90 10/18/1924 18 Kantola Raynold unknown unkwn 1/26/1921 1 Month Kaplan Elizabeth 21 90 10/27/1931 51 Kaplan Frank 21 90 4/13/1963 83 Kaplan Fred 22 80 2/8/1955 2 Months Kaplan Fred John 22 80 1/11/1987 64 Kaplan John 22 80 2/23/1944 50 Kaplan John Fred 22 80 4/29/1958 13 Days Kaplan Infant 16 53 1/7/1923 0 Kaplan Victoria 22 44 1/24/1985 63 Kaplan Elizabeth 15 59 12/31/1904 15 Days Kapsch Anna 9 80 11/16/1927 61 Kapsch Anna 22 45 7/10/1944 73 Kapsch Infant 9 56 unknown unknown Kapsch John 9 80 3/20/1928 76 Kapsch John 21 74 12/13/1955 52 Kapsch John Mathias 21 74 6/11/1961 0 Kapsch John Jr. 21 74 7/19/1936 8 Kapsch Joseph unknown unkwn 7/10/1903 4 Months Kapsch Katherine 21 74 2/16/1962 0 Kapsch Katherine Ann 21 74 10/25/1989 87 Kapsch Mathias 22 45 1/10/1941 73 Kapsch Mathias Joseph 22 174 8/1/1950 45 Kapsch Mathias L. 22 45 8/20/1973 75 Kapsch Matt 9 80 10/6/1932 77 Kapsch Michael 9 49 unknown unknown Kapsch Mike 9 54 11/4/1901 14 Months Kapsch Olois 16 52 11/4/1906 5 Kapsch Rudolph 8 16 9/28/1918 13 Karakas Infant 25 184 2/20/1962 0 Karakas Todd 25 184 4/7/1984 20 Karakas Dale 19 78 S&SR 7/6/1972 36 Karasti Eino William 25 77 N 1/2 2/6/1978 71 Karasti Eino Ilmari 11 43 S 1/2 12/31/1931 4 Karasti Frank 20 16 S 1/2 12/13/1949 63 Karasti Hilma 20 16 S 1/2 11/17/1956 62 Karasti Irene 25 77 N 1/2 11/2/1991 78 Karasti Kalevi 20 73 S 1/2 7/27/1962 46 Kardell Amielia 8 30 7/5/1915 4 Days Kardell John 16 47 5/13/1907 1 Month Kari Andrew 25 151 N 3/4 11/3/1968 82 Kari Mary 25 151 N 3/4 8/1/1977 91 Karlson Eric 25 192 12/26/1968 68 Karmiannias Henry 9 35 unknown unknown Karpelman Venetta 25 99 S 1/2 7/13/1990 87 Karpomen Arthur 6 54 2/18/1909 5 Days Karsten Leo 27 62 N 1/2 5/3/1984 58 Karvela Sakri 6 50 5/20/1907 47 LAST NAME FIRST & MIDDLE NAME SECTION LOT PART OF LOT DATE OF DEATH AGE Kasalainen Arvo 19 32 S & SR 10/21/1957 38 Kastelac Louis 27 131 S 1/2 4/2/1998 84 Kastelac Margaret 27 131 S 1/2 2/7/1991 77 Kastelac Albert 21 12 8/25/1962 39 Kastelac Albert Louis 21 12 2/27/1977 17 Kastelac Pauline 21 12 10/15/1964 80 Kastelec John 23 129 11/12/1985 75 Kastelec Josephine 23 129 N 1/2 9/22/1966 53 Kastelec Katherine 26 26 N 1/2 9/13/1974 69 Kastelic Anton 8 19 11/3/1914 0 Kastelic Augustine 8 19 12/27/1912 0 Kastelic Francisca 16 81 4/10/1912 1 Day Kastelic Francisca 8 19 2/3/1916 10 Days Kastelic Jennie 8 19 1/18/2013 101 Kastelic Johana 8 19 12/18/1913 4 Days Kastelic Joseph 23 16 10/21/1967 61 Kastelic Joseph G 27 221 N1/2 4/19/2016 86 Kastelic Joseph "Kuzzie" 8 19 6/4/1985 74 Kastelic Julia 23 33 10/29/1972 62 Kastelic Louis 23 33 4/14/1959 54 Kastelic Mary Ann 27 221 N 1/2 5/10/1999 68 Kastelic Mary 23 16 11/18/1986 78 Kastelic Marija 8 19 5/13/1930 53 Kastelic Paula 16 59 11/11/1909 3 Kastelic Sofia 16 59 4/4/1909 1 Day Katajamaki Isa 1 13 11/15/1898 37 Katiala Raakel 6 72 8/29/1920 2 Katko Louisa 6 55 5/14/1909 36 Kattelus George unknown unkwn 9/26/1915 4 Months Kattilus George J. unknown unkwn 10/25/1918 31 Kauppi Arthur 19 114 1/22/1984 75 Kauppi Infant 9 31 7/10/1903 0 Kauppi Bertha 2 1 3/2/1986 71 Kauppi Bruno 19 114 3/20/2002 86 Kauppi Infant 9 31 unknown unknown Kauppi David 2 1 6/3/1950 2 Kauppi Irene 19 113 9/1/1976 67 Kauppi Jack 9 45 11/5/1901 33 Kauppi Matilda 19 113 1/30/1949 65 Kauppi Michael 2 1 11/4/1962 12 Kauppi Oscar 19 113 12/28/1938 61 Kauppi Tauno 19 113 11/11/2000 94 Kauppi Terence 19 114 7/10/1993 57 Kauppi Uno John "Cubby" 2 1 11/18/2001 89 Kauppi Henriikka 19 76 S 1/2 4/1/1943 68 Kauppinen Heino 19 76 S 1/2 5/16/1961 61 Kayute Elmer 19 44 S S R 4/1/1961 69 Kayute John 4 3 11/21/1934 74 LAST NAME FIRST & MIDDLE NAME SECTION LOT PART OF LOT DATE OF DEATH AGE Kayute Magdaline 4 3 6/26/1937 73 Kayute Saima 19 72 5/21/1954 51 Kayute Wayne 19 72 2/23/1953 58 Keeley Burton 2 12 5/4/1952 63 Keeley Mae 2 12 2/1/1955 76 Keeney Lester 27 12 S&S 2/3/1984 84 Keeney Susan 27 154 S1/4 & N1/2 2/24/1991 96 Kehus Aili 27 134 S1/4 & S1/2 6/18/1990 82 Keller Margaret 28 31 S1/4 of N1/2 12/22/2014 86 Keller Robert 28 31 S1/4 of N1/2 11/21/2001 64 Kelley Michael 17 1 11/5/1941 83 Kelly William Robert 2 22 4/3/1966 75 Kemppainen Waino 19 25 12/3/1956 60 Kendal Agatha 9 23 10/28/1955 53 Kendle Robert 19 47 S&Srest 7/10/1963 36 Kenig John 14 37 10/29/1923 68 Kenney Raymond 27 68 N 1/2 5/23/1992 71 Kent Betsy 15 13 11/1/1903 41 Kent Elizabeth 15 13 5/19/1923 65 Kent Frank 15 13 9/27/1930 74 Kepler Ardis 27 214 S 1/2 10/19/2011 73 Keranen Henry 4 49 N 1/2 2/12/1937 60 Keranen Henry E 20 46 1/12/1957 44 Keranen Mary 4 49 N 1/2 12/18/1923 37 Kernc Agnes 16 88 5/16/1914 7 Months Kernc Joe 14 73 3/31/1951 86 Kernc Maria 16 45 7/8/1906 18 Days Kerntz Charles 23 97 10/9/1966 58 Kerntz Erma 27 64 S 1/2 3/3/1984 79 Kerntz Frank 23 103 5/28/1961 56 Kerntz Frank Jr.
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