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Highland Cemetery Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 150 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 1 2 8 5 3 4 ???? Pierson, John (b. ????) 18 Dec 1926 9 4 5 ???? Pierson, Emma (b. ????) 1 Feb 1926 W E 6 18 Feb 1925 Bense, William Sorn (b. 1865) 19 Mar 1925 10 3 7 ???? Richardson, C.B. (b. ????) 17 Feb 1920 8 ???? Lear, Sarah E. (b. ????) 21 May 1942 11 2 9 14 Nov 1929 Brant, John (b. ????) 18 Nov 1929 10 24 Aug 1954 Bense, Katherine M. (b. 22 Mar 1872) 25 Aug 1954 12 1 11 12 S OWNER #4-5: Pierson, Frank S. Richardson, Hazel A. - NW 1/4 Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 151 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 15 Jan 1920 1 Duncan, Lee R. (b. 28 Apr 1896) 17 Jan 1920 2 8 5 3 (b. 1887) 1922 Bartlett, Anna L. 25 Aug 1922 4 ???? Croll, Frank (b. 1841) 17 Jan 1920 9 4 5 ???? Evans, William M. (b. ????) 25 Nov 1918 W E 6 ???? Chaney, John H. (b. ????) 6 Nov 1916 10 3 7 1916 Pruitt, John Henry (b. 1853) 15 Mar 1916 8 1932 Pruitt, Anna Elizabeth (b. 1856) 10 Aug 1932 11 2 9 1916 Lampard, Anna A. (b. 1846) 3 Apr 1916 10 ???? McHenry, Walter F. (b. ????) 3 Aug 1916 12 1 11 Christen, Ora (b. ????) ???? 27 Dec 1924 12 14 Dec 1918 S Clovis, Anna (b. 18 Aug 1850) 17 Dec 1918 OWNER Bens, Kate - SE 1/4 Single graves Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 152 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 29 Jan 1919 1 Sinex, Julia E. Gibbons (b. 3 Jan 1886) 30 Jan 1919 2 1922 Gibbons, Maria N. (b. 1856) 8 Dec 1922 8 5 3 (b. 1854) 1937 Gibbons, William W. 25 Jan 1937 4 9 4 5 1911 MacAuley, John S. (b. 1853) 25 Oct 1911 W E 6 1939 MacAuley, Sarah C. (b. 1855) 17 Jun 1939 10 3 7 8 12 Nov 1913 MacAuley, Lydia C. (b. 22 May 1906) 15 Nov 1913 11 2 9 28 Apr 1958 Gibbons, Virgie E. (b. 8 Nov 1881) 1 May 1958 10 2 Nov 1956 Gibbons, William S. (b. 4 Jul 1882) 3 Nov 1956 12 1 11 Gibbons, Alice Mabel (b. ????) ???? 5 Mar 1962 12 14 Jul 1912 S Gibbons, Minor L. (b. 31 Jul 1880) 16 Jul 1912 OWNER Gibbons, W.W. - SE 1/4 McAuley, Sarah C. - N 1/2 Gibbons, Mrs. W.R. - SW 1/4 Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 153 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 1 2 8 5 3 4 9 4 5 ???? Weaver, Martha Edwards (b. ????) 19 Feb 1941 W E 6 14 Apr 1906 Weaver, Amy Ruth (b. 4 Feb 1905) 15 Jun 1911 10 3 7 30 May 1910 Weaver, Maria J. (b. 17 Feb 1834) 1 Jun 1910 8 ???? Weaver, Edward F. (b. 14 Mar 1829) 11 Nov 1912 11 2 9 10 12 1 11 12 S OWNER Weaver, B.F. Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 154 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 ???? 1 Campbell, Virgie W. (b. ????) 16 Aug 1922 1A 14 Oct 1930 Bullock, Lillian Olive (b. 17 Mar 1872) 16 Oct 1930 8 5 2 (b. ????) ???? Mecham, Samuel 8 Jun 1925 3 25 Jul 1907 Will, Cora Mabel (b. 19 Jul 1907) 25 Jul 1907 9 4 3A 9 Nov 1912 Gorman, Thomas E. (b. ????) 11 Nov 1912 W E 4 11 Dec 1906 VanDoren, Ebenezer H. (b. 5 Sep 1843) 14 Dec 1906 10 3A 3 5 6 18 Aug 1917 VanDoren, Isabella Frances (b. 19 Apr 1845) 20 Aug 1917 11 2 7 1 Dec 1906 Neal, Daniel W. (b. ????) 4 Dec 1906 8 12 1 9 1A 10 S 11 19 Jan 1916 Warneke, Karlena (b. 1855) 22 Jan 1916 OWNER Will, William K. - SE 1/4 12 24 Jan 1922 Warneke, Fred (b. 1838) 26 Jan 1922 Van Doren, Mrs. E.H. - NE 1/4 Neal, Mrs. Mollie - NW 1/4 Warneke, Fred - SW 1/4 Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 155 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 ???? 1 Williams, Robinson M. (b. ????) 29 Aug 1924 2 28 Nov 1914 Williams, Emily P. (b. 1 Aug 1858) 1 Dec 1914 8 5 3 4 9 4 5 W E 6 10 3 7 10 Apr 1905 Goforth, Emily T. (b. 30 Jan 1891) 12 Apr 1905 8 11 2 9 10 ???? Williams, Dora M. (b. ????) 24 Feb 1919 12 1 11 Williams, Pansy May (b. 21 Jul 1882) 8 Mar 1905 11 Mar 1905 12 ???? S Williams, Dora E. (b. ????) 9 Feb 1937 OWNER Williams, Dora E. - S 1/2 Goforth, M.T. & Sheets, N.R. - N 1/2 Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 156 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 1 2 8 5 3 4 10 Apr 1901 Norton, Boncel (b. 1900) 12 Apr 1901 9 4 5 17 Jul 1901 Green, Laura J. (b. ????) 17 Jul 1901 W E 6 19 Dec 1900 Green, Gertrude (b. 1891) 19 Dec 1900 10 3 7 7 Oct 1900 Leland, Sarah A. (b. 4 Dec 1834) 8 Oct 1900 8 21 Aug 1887 Leland, H.N. (b. 14 Oct 1825) 13 Nov 1900 11 2 9 6 Aug 1901 Leland, Ruth (b. 6 Feb 1901) 7 Aug 1901 10 12 May 1926 Rogers, Margaret (b. 30 Sep 1852) 14 May 1926 12 1 11 Rogers, H.T. (b. 24 Nov 1854) 17 Dec 1915 21 Dec 1915 12 31 Mar 1900 S Rogers, Mary Ann (b. 4 Mar 1820) 2 Apr 1900 OWNER Rogers, H.T. - S 1/2 Green, T.J. - NE 1/4 Leland, J.L. - NW 1/4 Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 157 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 1 2 8 5 3 4 13 Feb 1958 Brown, Fred Richardson (b. 6 Feb 1870) 15 Feb 1958 9 4 5 12 Jan 1970 Brown, Maybelle Mildred (b. 1878) 15 Jan 1970 W E 6 6 May 1900 Brown, Byron (b. 1898) 14 May 1902 10 3 7 29 Jul 1884 Brown, Marion G. “Mamie” (b. ????) 29 Jul 1884 8 29 Nov 1921 Brown, Ophelia A. (b. 1845) 1 Dec 1921 11 2 9 14 Aug 1956 Brown, Clara I. (b. 5 Oct 1872) 17 Aug 1956 10 12 1 11 12 S OWNER Brown, Clara I. Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 158 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 1 2 8 5 3 4 9 4 5 W E 6 10 3 7 8 11 2 9 10 12 1 11 12 S OWNER No such lot on plat. Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 159 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 1 2 8 5 3 4 9 4 5 W E 6 10 3 7 Filled 8 29 Jul 1922 Sullivan, Dennie L. (b. 29 Jul 1922) 31 Jul 1922 11 2 9 9 Apr 1937 Sullivan, Dennis Lee (b. ????) 10 Apr 1937 10 7 Mar 1920 Kirkpatrick, Ruth Ellen (b. 24 Jun 1834) 10 Mar 1920 12 1 11 Kirkpatrick, John C. (b. 29 Mar 1822) 8 Jun 1897 9 Jun 1897 12 5 Oct 1910 S Lynch, Caroline (b. 14 Jul ????) 7 Oct 1910 OWNER Kirkpatrick, J.E. & Ellen Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 160 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 6 Apr 1983 1 Smith, Oren M. (b. 15 Jul 1902) 8 Apr 1983 2 8 5 3 (b. 21 Dec 1911) Jun 1974 Smith, Doris Alberta 10 Jun 1974 4 9 4 5 ???? Corwin, Walter (b. ????) 11 May 1925 W E 6 30 Oct 1900 Corwin, Bartholomew (b. 1803) 31 Oct 1899 10 3 7 15 Oct 1887 Corwin, Harmon (b. ????) 15 Oct 1887 8 5 Jan 1908 Corwin, Marcia M. (b. 28 Nov 1835) 8 Jan 1908 11 2 9 ???? Corwin, Maggie B. (b. ????) 18 Nov 1924 10 12 1 11 Smith, Margaret L. (b. 1874) 1963 23 Oct 1963 12 1923 S Smith, Oren (b. 1842) 28 Mar 1923 OWNER Smith, Margaret - S 1/2 Corwin, Joseph - N 1/2 Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 161 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO. NAME DATE 7 6 7 Nov 1994 1 Barnhart, David Allan (b. 11 Nov 1960) 8 Nov 1994 2 1 Jun 1970 Barnhart, Richard Lawrence (b. 13 Apr 1952) 5 Jun 1970 8 5 3 (b. 16 Dec 1882) 21 Aug 1967 Mattison, Henry 24 Aug 1967 4 13 Apr 1984 Mattison, Hester Katherine (b. 20 Oct 1896) 16 Apr 1984 9 4 5 9 Mar 1967 Hutchinson, Wallace D. (b. 23 Aug 1893) 11 Mar 1967 W E 6 11 Dec 1968 Hutchinson, Dorothy Brown (b. 22 Aug 1898) 16 Dec 1968 10 3 7 8 Sep 1943 Haskins, Adda Bradshaw (b. 1866) 10 Sep 1943 8 27 Jul 1882 Gibbon, Elizabeth (b. ????) 27 Jul 1882 11 2 9 30 May 1892 Bradshaw, George Andrew (b. 5 Jan 1863) 30 May 1892 10 28 Mar 1994 Barnhart, Allison Jennifer (b. 28 Mar 1994) 1 Apr 1994 12 1 11 Barnhart, Margaret (b. 18 Aug 1927) 5 Nov 2004 9 Nov 2004 12 3 Jan 2012 S Barnhart, Donald E. (b. 19 Sep 1923) 9 Jan 2012 OWNER Gibbon, John R. Pinnick, Adaleine Bradshaw Barnhart - owns #1, 10-12 from Adaleine Pinnick. Family headstone in #10 and infant buried in center (28”L x 12”W x 13”T) Highland Cemetery SEC. 2 BLK. 162 LOT SIZE N INTERMENTS NO.
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