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St. Judes Cemetery Original & 1St Addition CemeteryWkstMemoDay2015ALPH Listing -- 6/23/2015 10:52 AM J. Pangborn - 1 ST. JUDES CEMETERY ORIGINAL & 1ST ADDITION ALPHABETICAL ORDER Revised September 2001/May 2004 & May 2005 thru 2015 Name Birth Death Add. Sec. Row Grave Abbott ch/o Francis Abbott Abbott Elvin 1853 1918 Abbott Evan 1885 1886 Orig H 22 22 of 48 Abbott Francis M. 1853 1918 Orig H 22 20 of 48 Abbott Jane 1858 1936 Orig H 22 21 of 48 Abbott Marion 1886 1919 Orig H 22 25 of 48 Abbott Mary J. 1895 1896 Orig H 22 23 of 48 Abby ch/o Georgie Abby Abell Candice Ann 1968 1984 1st 5 3 of 60 Abell Dorothy Jean Bohrer 1945 1st 5 1 of 60 Abell Hilda Mae Renner 1922 2008 1st 5 16 of 60 Abell James Donald 1921 1989 1st 5 17 of 60 Abell Larry Wayne 1944 1st 5 2 of 60 Adamec Eddie 1959 Orig J 14 21 of 23 Adams Fountie M. 1897 1962 Orig C 1 31 of 39 Adams Ralph W. 1926 1999 Orig F 6 28 of 28 Adams Sam E. 1900 1966 Orig C 1 30 of 39 Adams Wilma D. 1930 1991 Orig F 6 27 of 28 Aguon Jesus G. "Jess" 1944 2013 2ND B-1 2 9 of 29 Alexander Emmett J. 1876 1931 Orig G 14 8 of 32 Alexander Juliet J. 1878 1959 Orig G 14 7 of 32 Alioto Doris Swearingen 1922 1996 Orig D 23 4 of 6 Allen Berta Mae 1907 1994 Orig A 8 7 of 7 Allen John F. 1872 1938 Alvin Harry Anderson Anna Belle Sharp 1892 1968 Orig I 4 2 of 23 Anderson Anna L. 1862 1938 Orig H 12 16 of 21 Anderson Annie C. 1858 1921 Orig G 7 5 of 16 Anderson Catharine 1825 1918 Orig D 14 13 of 35 Anderson Charles B. 1861 1928 Orig G 5 13 of 18 Anderson Charles Raymond 1895 1986 1st 7 54 of 60 Anderson Charles S. 1928 2013 1st 7 33 of 60 Anderson Emily Adeline Lindenton 1862 1948 Orig G 5 12 of 18 Anderson Eugene H. 1889 1943 Orig I 4 1 of 23 Anderson Eugene L. 1855 1946 Orig E 6 63 of 85 Anderson George B. 1856 1917 Orig H 12 17 of 21 Anderson H.K. 1822 1895 Orig D 14 12 of 35 Anderson Harriet ? 1871 Orig D 14 15 of 35 Anderson Herbert Monroe 1884 1951 Orig E 5 64 of 88 Anderson James 1815 1882 Orig D 14 14 of 35 Anderson Jerome B. 1851 1927 Anderson John B. Orig G 7 6 of 16 Anderson John W. 1878 1897 Orig G 7 4 of 16 Page 1 CemeteryWkstMemoDay2015ALPH Listing -- 6/23/2015 10:52 AM J. Pangborn - 2 Name Birth Death Add. Sec. Row Grave Anderson Joyce (Harris) 1942 1st 7 34 of 60 Anderson Katherine 1825 1918 Anderson Lillie May 1888 1888 Orig H 6 35 of 37 Anderson Louise E. 1922 1998 1st 7 56 of 60 Anderson Lutie Mae 1882 1941 Orig J 1 13 of 28 Anderson Marvin Edwin 1883 1952 Orig C 5 13 of 40 Anderson Nellie P. 1865 1946 Orig E 6 62 of 85 Anderson Ruth Elizabeth 1893 1979 1st 7 55 of 60 Andrews ch/o Alfred Andrews 1889 1889 Apel G.W. (Bill) 1911 1977 1st 3 55 of 60 Apel Ruby V. 1922 2011 1st 3 56 of 60 Armstrong Bertie "Bulah" 1877 1962 Orig F 16 3 of 11 Armstrong Flossie Marie 1916 1984 Orig C 7 21 of 37 Armstrong Harry Clifton 1813 1954 Orig F 16 4 of 11 Armstrong Herman Jennings 1899 1943 Orig F 16 1 of 11 Armstrong Murry Bartlette 1905 1959 Orig C 7 20 of 37 Page 2 CemeteryWkstMemoDay2015ALPH Listing -- 6/23/2015 10:52 AM J. Pangborn - 3 Name Birth Death Add. Sec. Row Grave Armstrong Rollie Leon 1871 1949 Orig F 16 2 of 11 Armstrong, W.P. (Bill) (no stone) 1953 1996 Orig C 13 16 of 33 Arnold Margaret W. 1853 1880 Orig D 11 20 of 30 Arnold William B. 1850 1912 Orig D 11 19 of 30 Asbury Carrie E. Jones 1844 1892 Orig D 21 5 of 35 Asbury Lilly C. 1873 1875 Orig D 22 6 of 13 Asbury Martha E. 1842 1883 Orig D 22 5 of 13 Asbury Massanello P. 1868 1939 Orig D 22 8 of 13 Asbury Moses McClintic 1885 1929 Asbury Olive Bright 1871 1941 Orig D 22 9 of 13 Asbury Richard V. 1871 1872 Orig D 22 7 of 13 Ashbrook Jean Wade 1911 1975 Orig I 9 19 of 31 Ashbrook John F. 1910 1975 Orig I 9 20 of 31 Aylor Buena Vista Turnbaugh 1844 1917 Aylor John Louis 1884 1913 Orig G 16 25 of 36 Aylor Marian C. ? 1930 Orig G 14 25 of 32 Aylor Mrs. Baidy Eliza 1827 1901 Bailey Charles Edward 1881 1952 Orig J 14 12 of 23 Bailey Claud 1893 1952 Orig C 9 7 of 37 Bailey Dr. Elijah 1817 1890 Orig H 11 7 of 25 Bailey Elizabeth A. 1795 1880 Orig H 11 6 of 25 Bailey Mishey Emily 1886 1957 Orig C 9 8 of 37 Bailey Tiney Anna 1892 1967 Orig J 14 13 of 23 Baker A. Tucker 1861 1925 Orig J 10 14 of 24 Baker Anna P. 1867 1924 Orig J 10 15 of 24 Baker Barney Otis 1900 1975 Orig C 12 31 of 34 Baker Benjamin F. 1833 1911 Orig A 6 2 of 15 Baker Betty 1903 1938 Baker Bru 1838 1911 Baker ch/o Joseph Baker 1962 1962 Baker Edgar x Orig J 10 17 of 24 Baker Elizabeth 1880 1960 Baker Eric "Rick" 2ND B-1 4 24 of 29 Baker Frances 1871 1900 Orig D 4 6 of 24 Baker Gary Paul 1949 1970 Orig C 11 32 of 38 Baker Genesis David 1890 1946 Orig B 13 12 of 24 Baker Georgia Ann Grass 1843 1922 Baker John Samuel 1877 1952 Baker John Steven 1856 1937 Baker Kathleen Weller 1901 1987 Orig C 12 32 of 34 Baker Lou Ella 1883 1975 Orig H 14 2 of 39 Baker Louise 1832 1892 Orig J 10 16 of 24 Baker Mrs. Paul 1877 1902 Baker Noble Desmond 1878 1960 Orig H 14 1 of 39 Baker O.T. 1892 1892 Baker Owen Otis 1904 1961 Orig C 9 21 of 37 Baker Stephanie 2ND B-1 4 23 of 29 Baker Tim Lester 1958 1960 Baker Walter Lewis 1934 1937 Baker William H. 1870 1903 Orig D 4 5 of 24 Baker, Jean A. 1924 2003 Orig C 11 34 of 38 Baker, Robert K. 1925 2012 Orig C 11 33 of 38 Baldwin Elry Earl 1885 1966 Orig E 1 58 of 94 Baldwin Joe Isaac 1900 1968 Orig D 17 5 of 41 Baldwin Mary Louise 1855 1921 Page 3 CemeteryWkstMemoDay2015ALPH Listing -- 6/23/2015 10:52 AM J. Pangborn - 4 Name Birth Death Add. Sec. Row Grave Baldwin Mollie Green 1889 1978 Orig E 1 57 of 94 Baldwin Zona M. 1905 1992 Orig D 17 6 of 41 Balko Francis Genevieve 1908 1978 Orig F 11 24 of 24 Ball Cora Louise 1904 1904 Orig H 26 34 of 34 Ballard Anna Pauline 1875 1970 Orig G 12 15 of 23 Ballard ch/o RO Ballard 1906 1906 Ballard ch/o RO Ballard 1902 1910 Ballard Harold Edwin 1898 1967 Orig G 11 12 of 22 Ballard Missouri J. "Cary" 1843 1938 Orig H 21 29 of 49 Ballard Richard Oliver 1874 1935 Orig G 12 14 of 23 Balliet Herbert x Orig H 17 27 of 40 Balliet Minnie A. 1854 1919 Orig H 17 25 of 40 Balliet William H. 1844 1927 Orig H 17 24 of 40 Balliet Willie x Orig H 17 26 of 40 Balzer George 1845 1914 Orig G 11 15 of 22 Balzer Orintha 1845 1922 Orig G 11 16 of 22 Bannister Laura Belle 1895 1988 Orig H 25 32 of 41 Bannister T. Leslie 1893 1969 Orig H 25 33 of 41 Barger Jennie 1830 1915 Barger W.G. 1847 1913 Barlow Leah Garnet 1893 1975 Orig D 12 17 of 40 Barnes Frank H. 1914 2009 Orig E 8 47 of 64 Barnes Judy 2ND B-1 7 28 of 29 Barnes Ken 2015 2ND B-1 7 29 of 29 Barnes Naomi Ruth 1921 1979 Orig E 8 46 of 64 Barnes, Betty L. 1929 2012 1st 7 21 of 60 Barnes, Robert E. 1928 1998 1st 7 22 of 60 Barnett Sarah 1896 1896 Barr Alexander Forrester 1818 1892 Orig I 13 17 of 27 Barr Alexander Foster 1860 1922 Orig I 14 16 of 27 Barr Fay Marie 1927 1930 Orig H 18 23 of 43 Barr Irene Balliet 1889 1967 Orig H 18 25 of 43 Barr Jewel Arlene 1932 Orig J 4 30 of 31 Barr Lawrence Elmo 1931 2008 Orig J 4 29 of 31 Barr Ralph ? 1938 Orig H 18 24 of 43 Barr Ralph Jr. (PFC)-not buried here 1919 1944 Orig H 18 26 of 43 Barr Ray Bradford 1893 1972 Orig I 13 19 of 27 Barr Retta G. 1869 1910 Orig I 14 15 of 27 Barr Sarah J. 1827 1904 Orig I 13 18 of 27 Bassett Bill (ashes) 2003 1st 2 31a of 60 Bassett Marilyn ( No deed) 1948 2003 1st 2 31 of 60 Bastian Cecil Vernon Jr.
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