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Transcriber’s NOTES:
Drummond Island Cemetery currently consists of the “Old Section” and the “New
Section,” situated adjacent to each other along the east side of Townline Road,
north of Four Corners/Sune’s and south of Maxton Road.
The “Old Section” of the cemetery has a gravel horseshoe-shaped drive running
through it south of the white shed, and consists therefore of three areas around
this drive. The “New Section” also has a (longer) horseshoe-shaped gravel drive
running through it; this drive and the “New Section” are north of the white
shed and the “Old Section” of the cemetery. The “Old Section” is much shadier
and has more trees and more grave markers than the “New Section.”
I transcribed the words on the grave markers in the Old Section by making three
sweeps from the front of the cemetery near Townline Road, to the back of the
cemetery near the woods. I started in the southwest part of the cemetery, south
of the gravel drive; then did the section inside the drive (and crossing it,
to the woods); then did the final section north of the drive and around the
white shed, ending in the northeast corner of the Old Section.
My transcript below is a listing of the grave markers as I encountered them,
giving some sense of where the markers are located in relation to each other
in the cemetery. Use the “Find in Page” or “Search” feature in your navigational
software to locate specific names or keywords.
For an alphabetical listing (by surnames) of the grave markers in both the Old
and New Section of this cemetery, see Donna White and Janet McConnell’s 1998
transcript at http://www.uproc.lib.mi.us/bpl/steeregentrans.html.
NOTE: Site is slow to load and at times does not work.
The beginning genealogist should bear in mind that grave markers are not primary
sources. Three cautions to remember: 1) there are more people buried in the
cemetery than there are markers; 2) there are markers in the cemetery for which
the sexton has no burial or other information; and 3) just because something
is engraved in stone it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s true or accurate information.
Anyone wishing more information on Drummond Island Cemetery should contact
the sexton, who has burial records. The telephone number for the Drummond Island
Township office is (906) 493-5321.
My explanatory comments appear in brackets [ ] below. I apologize for any
misreading
and/or typographical mistakes, though I have taken care to make my transcript
as error-free as possible. Some of the grave markers are quite old and barely
legible. I have changed some capital letters to lower-case in my transcription
for clarity, but my transcription does have all the surnames appearing in capital
letters. My transcription also includes punctuation and rearrangements of line-breaks
by me to clarify meanings and dates.
In several cases a still-living spouse has had his or her name and birth year
engraved on a double marker. For privacy reasons I have omitted such information
from this transcript, indicated here by the symbol [*].
Copyright 2001 Michelle Stone
Grave markers in the “Old Section” of Drummond Island Township Cemetery, from
the southwest to the northeast, in three sweeps:
First Sweep—southern end of the Old Section, from Townline Road, east
to the woods:
MILLER
Mary [E. or B. - burial records say “R.”]
Wife of Hugh MILLER
died Dec. 27, 1903
Aged 75 Yrs 8 Mos & 29 Dys
Lloyd HULETT
1909 - 1970
Robert J. CARRIERE
DC 1 US Navy
World War II
Dec. 29, 1920
Nov. 7, 1981
Walter R. VIILO
SGT US Army
World War II
1912 - 1991
NEVANEN
Emil A. 1910 - 1980
Ingrid E. 1912 - 1984
MILLER
Sylvia B.
died July 13, 1920
Age 5 Mos.
Wiles [burial records say “Miles”] E.
died Aug. 20, 1925
Age 3 Mos. 11 Da [sic]
Wilson M.
died Mar. 4, 1919
Age 16 Days
Hugh S. MILLER
US Navy
World War I
Nov. 1, 1896
June 23, 1951
Hugh E.
Son of W. & H. M. NIEMI
Born May 21, 1908
Age 4 Mos 20 Ds
[burial records give name as Hugo E. NEIMI]
W. Stevie MILLER
1944 - 1946
Walter S. MILLER
PFC US Army
World War II
Jan. 17, 1924 - Mar. 5, 1991
Charles G. CATER
1910 - 1979
Nordman Funeral Home
Mabel Lorretta Strickland CATER
1878 - 1956
FISHER
Alex P.
1922 - 1995
FISHER
Percy A. 1897 - 1968
Irene 1902 - 1969
GABLE
Ivan P. 1902 - 1976
Juanita B. 1900 - 1996
Edwin
1932 - 1933
son of Mr. & Mrs. Ivan P. GABLE
Born July 28
Died June 22
BROWN
Evelyn Johnstone 1891 - 1963
Laurence H. 1894 - 1974
In Peace Beneath the Peaceful Skies
JOHNSTONE
William MEDDAUGH 1858 - 1937
Estella SEAMAN 1856 - 1921
And In My Heart Some Late Lark Singing
JOHNSTONE
Nita 1889 - 1968
Naida 1887 - 1967
They Laugh With Love And Wisdom
Buster B. BAILEY
PFC US Army
World War II
1907 - 1983
Buster B. BAILEY
Sept. 14, 1907 - Sept. 2, 1983
Rest in Peace
Douglas W. BAILEY
Aug. 27, 1942
May 24, 1977
Rest in Peace
Robert A. BLACK
SP 4 US Army
Vietnam
June 28, 1951
Nov. 20, 1986
Ralph BLACK
1903 - 1973
Paul DAVIDOVICH
SGT US Army
Aug. 24, 1940
Nov. 14, 1987
Cornelia A. [BAILEY]
1922 - 1937
Daughter
Clifford A. BAILEY
1892 - 1981
Beatrice M. BAILEY
1895 - 1987
Cherie M. LYNCH
1915 - 1937
McINNES
Blanche 1881 - 1944 Mother
Lauchlan 1873 - 1962 Father
Rudolph HELY
1884 - 1966
Karl E. HEINONEN
1872 - 1944
Hanna HEINONEN
1886 - 1943
Her End Was Peace
KLIMAS
Lois M. 1918 - 1985
[*]
William A. TOIVONEN
1918 - 1982
CLARK
Jack 1923 - 1994
Marion T. 1914 Smile 1976
BUCHT
Hilka H. 1913 - [death date left blank, but there is a small marker nearby
marked “H.H.”]
[burial records give year of death as 1999]
Sune A. 1911 - 1995
AALTO
Arne V. 1897 - 1954
Lyyli S. 1894 - 1953
Louis A.
son of Earl & Donna BAILEY
Jan. 12 1953 June 26
Michael A. MACK
Oct. 14, 1956
Feb. 29, 1972
James A. MACK
June 21, 1930
Sept. 13, 1967
George A. MACK
1954
Husband
Robert E. MACK
1928 - 1986
Alta J. MACK
1907 - 1995
Samuel A. MACK
Aug. 22, 1903
Dec. 30, 1974
HAMILTON
Jeanette M. 1895 - 1955
Herbert L. 1890 - 1959
George HAMILTON
1887 - 1969
Frederic C. MOSER
Michigan
TEC4 4025 SIG SERVICE GP
World War II
April 16, 1922 - Feb. 18, 1959
Charles R. MOSER
Michigan
S SGT US Army
World War II
Feb. 23, 1924 - Sept. 27, 1973
SOCIA
Father
Russell A. 1904 - 1984
Mother
Olive M. 1909 - 2001
Frank SASSO
1914 - 1975
Elmer A. SPENCER
1900 - 1962
SEAMAN
[*]
George B. 1917 - 1996
SEAMAN
Bryce E. 1899 - 1979
Marian G. 1912 - 1973
SOCIA
[*]
Louis H. 1929 - 1996
Frederick O. FISHER
Michigan
Cox US Navy
World War II
June 20, 1923 - April 10, 1969
William F. FISHER
Mar. 19, 1951 - May 5, 1973
Jennie [McAFFEE? BUSHIE? BUSKIE?]
1909 - 1965
[marked by a small cross with crucifix; this grave was some distance from others]
Holly L. SEAMAN
1902 Father 1963
Hilma L. SEAMAN
1901 Mother 1984
Melissa M. SEAMAN
1925 - 1990
AVERY
Frank 1897 - 1968
Ethel 1887 - 1977
[on the back of this marker appears:]
HALL
[*]
Ralph A. 1895 - 1979
Bernice Joy BENSON-HOLMES
3-11-1904 [11 March 1904]
10-27-2000 [27 October 2000]
daughter of Ethel and Andrew McINESS
Henry A. KRAUSE
husband of Grace
died May 14, 1981
HOUGH
Arby 1898 - 1969
Josephine 1899 - 1980
Ralph A. HALL
SGT US Army
World War I
1895 - 1979
PUMPHREY
Marion O. 1902 - 1969 [Mason’s symbol]
Maude C. 1907 - 1975 [Order Eastern Star medallions]
Helen L. COLE
January 12, 1897
March 21, 1984
Harold D. COLE
Michigan
2D Lieutenant Air Service
World War I
April 10, 1896 - July 6, 1961
Second Sweep—center of Old Section of cemetery, from Townline Road,
east to the woods:
Esmund E. M.
son of M. B & E. E. SEAMAN
Died Sept. [6?], 1906
Aged 1 Yr 3 Mos & [11?] Dys
In Loving Memory
Margaret E. HALL
1907-1966
Rest in peace
Duncan A. PARRISH
Aug. 9, 1904
May 30, 1957
[cemetery flagpole here]
In Loving Memory of
Clyde E.
Son of D. M. & S. SEAMAN
Died Oct. 18, 1908
Aged 17 Yrs & 26 Dys
SEAMAN
D. Murray 1862-1936
Sarah J. 1867-1947
[In a shaded, square plot bordered by a black wrought-iron railing, the following
four markers can be read:]
LOWE [nothing else visibly engraved on this marker]
Orval J. LOWE
3-5-1911 [5 March 1911]
4-29-1977 [29 April 1977]
Kathryne B. LOWE
12-15-1914 [15 December 1914]
11-13-1999 [13 November 1999]
Ened A.
Dau. Of W. B. & Jennie McADAM
Died Nov. 21, 1907
Aged 4 Yrs & 21 Dys
FAIRCHILD
Ethel May 1876 - 1937
Arden E. 1878 - 1958
At Rest
Vincnet [sic] E. FAIRCHILD
1903 - 1915
Theodore R. [BAILEY]
1920 - 1921
Muriel F. [BAILEY]
1922 - 1933
Opal E. BAILEY
1919 - 1921
Mabel E. [BAILEY]
Mother
1887 - 1958
Earle E. [BAILEY]
Father
1889 - 1972
Angus W. PARRISH
1901 - 1976
WILKIE [big marker with nothing else engraved on it]
Father [burial records say “Henry WILKIE”]
1853 - 1927
Mother [burial records say “Mrs. Henry WILKIE”]
1856 - 1918
BAILEY / HAKEN [big marker with nothing else engraved on it]
S/SGT Donald HAKEN
son of R. W. & Verna HAKEN
1934 - 1976
R. W. HAKEN
Father
1903 - 1978
Verna BAILEY
Wife of R. W. HAKEN
1909 - 1957
BAILEY
Warren E.
1875 Father 1955
Myrtle F.
1881 Mother 1961
[a nearby plaque reads:]
Mama and Daddy
Your life is a beautiful memory,
Your absence a silent grief,
You sleep in God’s beautiful garden,
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
Shirley A. FAIRCHILD
Apr. 24, 1905 - Dec. 2, 1948
Friend F. FAIRCHILD
Michigan
Cpl Hq Co. 110 Infantry
World War II BSM & OLC
July 15, 1913 - Nov. 12, 1960
Lloyd V. FAIRCHILD
Dec. 11, 1911 - Dec. 14, 1985
TWINS
Lyman V. FAIRCHILD
Dec. 11, 1911 - Dec. 13, 1967
ANDERSON
William 1881 - 1959
Ida 1896 - 1970
Eileen 1915 - 1916
Henry 1844 - 1930
Lucinda 1847 - 1914
SEAMAN
Floyd B. 1891 - 1951
Emma F. 1894 - 1994
SEAMAN
George M. 1866 - 1947
Carrie A. 1869 - 1933
George C. THURSTON
CPL Co A 23 Ohio Inf.
1837 - 1926
Maynard PARRISH Jr.
son of
Maynard Sr. & Leona
July 7, 1955 - Feb. 8, 1972
Maynard F. PARRISH
Michigan
Tec 4 US Army
World War II
Nov. 25, 1914 - March 23, 1971
Colin A. CAMPBELL
Michigan
PFC US Army
World War II
April 1, 1921 - June 29, 1962
Alexander G. CAMPBELL
1873 - 1929
MOSER / NEWELL
Ellis MOSER 1889 - 1926
Robert M. NEWELL 1935 - 1942
Robert J. NEWELL 1888 - 1946
Fern F. NEWELL 1899 - 1970
SEAMAN
Theil 1893 - 1933 Son
Margaret 1862 - 1933 Mother
Ludlow 1857 - 1922 Father
Leila 1881 - 1952 Daughter
Charles 1896 - 1929 Son
Edward SALMONSON
1890 - 1929
Emnie SEAMAN POMEROY
1913 - 1960
Vernon E. SEAMAN
PFC US Army
World War II
June 14, 1923 - June 4, 1978
Floyd S. SEAMAN
Michigan
TEC5 BTRY C
107 AAA AW BN CAC
World War II
May 9, 1919 - October 22, 1971
Mother
Mary G. SALMONSON
1858 - 1920
Ernest SALMONSON
Michigan
PVT CO B
143 Machine Gun BN
World War I
January 6, 1893
October 20, 1961
CHURCH
George M. 1866 - 1924 Father
Clara S. 1872 - 1942 Mother
Vera CHURCH GEARIETY
Mother
1896 - 1992
Hiletus S. CHURCH
Father
1883 - 1934
NASH [big marker with nothing else engraved on it]
Mother
Adolfiina [NASH? burial records say “Attafiina NASI]
1869 - 1928
Eli M. NASH [burial records say “NASI”]
Apr. 13, 1914
Jan. 6, 1975
Eric E. NASH [burial records say “NASI”]
Michigan
Pvt. Co D 60 OM BN
World War II
Nov. 7, 1907 - July 5, 1967
Mother
Marietta McADAM
1868 - 1928
SMITH
Lawrence G. 1938 - 1994
Erma E. 1907 - 1994
Herbert W. 1907 - 1999
Loren G. 1929 - [left blank, but there are wooden crosses alongside this marker,
with painted names on each: Loren, Edward, Lawrence]
Onnie V. SEAMAN
1909 - 1978
Carl A. RICHWINE
1905 - 1979
Harvey J. STEVENSON
1899 - 1972
Margaret STEVENSON
1868 - 1959
Father
Walter H. STEVENSON
born May 20, 1866
died May 28, 1942
Rest in Peace
Frank J. STEVENSON
1904 - 1980
Margaret CLEAVER
(STEVENSON)
1910 - 1999
Edwin CLEAVER
1908 - 1991
John C. FISHER
1886 - 1943
Ruth C. FISHER
1891 - 1972
Tess CHURCH
BYRNE
1919 daughter 1964
James C. BYRNE
Michigan
CPL US Marine Corps
Vietnam
Sept. 10, 1945 - June 2, 1972
Nona B. CHURCH
1899 Mother 1978
Jesse S. CHURCH
1890 Father 1940
J. Wells CHURCH
Jan. 9, 1992
Husband
Althea CHURCH
KRAHNKE
1920 Daughter 1967
Bernice CHURCH
MACK
1928 Daughter 1964
Halley A. McDONALD, Jr.
FN US Navy
1935 - 1974
Capt. Halley A. MacDONALD
1910 Father 1979
SEAMAN
Lee M. 1884 - 1939
Margaret B. 1884 - 1958
Melvin B. SEAMAN
Michigan
PFC Co A 860 Engr AVN BN
World War II
July 6, 1910 - March 24, 1960
Ella B. LANDREVILLE
SEAMAN
1897 - 1969
Athanase J. LANDREVILLE
Michigan
PFC Co K Casual Det
World War I
May 2, 1897 - Feb. 22, 1962
Leonard A. LANDREVILLE
MN1 US Navy
World War II Korea
Jan. 18, 1921 - Oct. 11, 1988
Jesse M. FRAVALA Jr.
1925 - 1983
Charles Earl FAIRCHILD
Michigan
MM 1 C US Coast Guard
World War I
December 10, 1892
August 27, 1946
Byron L. BAILEY
1905 - 1949
[two plaques on the same base:]
Reno C. KORBY
MM1 US Navy
World War II
Mar. 15, 1914 - Sept. 30, 1984
Viena M. KORBY
Aug. 6, 1920 - July 18, 1992
[two plaques on the same base:]
[*]
Wayne J. KORBY
WT1 US Navy
World War II
Jun. 24, 1912 - Apr. 16, 1994
Werner B. KORBY
1903 - 1945
Clayton A. LEDY
Michigan
CPL 30 Infantry
World War II
March 25, 1919 - Nov. 8, 1942
LEDY
Frank H. 1893 - 1961
Candace E. 1900 - 1994
JACOBS
Stanford 1908 - 1980
[*]
Matthew LESZCZYNSKI
November 25, 1962
Mitchell E. LESZCZYNSKI
Feb. 1922 - July 1976
Wallace V. KORBY
Pvt US Army
World War II
Nov. 18, 1906 - July 10, 1991
[wooden marker:]
Peter JEREAU
1881 - 1969
Catholic
BAXTER
Willard W. Oct. 21, 1910 - June 10, 1974
[*]
In Loving Memory
BAILEY
Theil E. 1911 - 1983
Bess V. 1919 - 1992
TELLEFSEN [big marker with nothing else engraved on it]
Baby Myrtie [TELLEFSEN]
daughter of Ted & Joy
July 20, 1956
Theodore R. TELLEFSEN
Michigan
GM3 US Navy
World War I
March 4, 1902 - Feb. 13, 1972
Joy B. TELLEFSEN
Wife - Mother - Friend
Mar. 11, 1913 - Dec. 18, 1982
Ted Eric TELLEFSEN
son of Theodore B. & Janice C.
Nov. 13, 1968 - Sept. 3, 1972
Genevieve M. LEDY
Dec. 24, 1918 - Nov. 4, 1996
Duane F. LEDY
Nov. 20, 1937 - Nov. 21, 1996
Son
Randy Scott LEDY
GOCHNOUR
1960-1967
Forrest Scott
son of Darrel & Sandra
LEDY
1971-1981
Emma A. IRISH
1885 - 1956
Earl E. IRISH
1878 - 1959
Joan F. REMUS
1925 - 1953
Anthony C. REMUS
1904 - 1965
Theodore H. REMUS
1912 - 1965
SOMES [big marker with nothing else engraved on it]
John Wibur ASHLEY [SOMES? burial records gives ASHLEY as surname]
1907 - 1969
In Loving Memory
Laura J. [SOMES]
1895 - 1943
In Loving Memory
Howard E. [SOMES]
1893 - 1957
Howard E. SOMES Jr.
July 8, 1916 - Apr. 6, 1990
Lloyd A. SOMES
Tec5 US Army
World War II
Mar. 7, 1918 - Oct. 26, 1981
Mildred E. SOMES
Sept. 3, 1919 - Jan. 18, 1991
Lyle V. ANDERSON
US Army
World War II
Jul. 23, 1917 - Oct. 17, 1980
Mercedes PARRISH CAREY
Aug. 31, 1921 - June 15, 1991
James K. GEYER
PFC US Army
Korea
Mar. 24, 1936
June 8, 1997
Wayne E. GEYER
Tec4 US Army
World War II
1916 - 1979
BAILEY
Emma S.
1887 Mother 1962
Blaine L.
1885 Father 1966
Our Babies
Blaine [BAILEY] 1916 Son
Ivan & Jean [BAILEY] 1919 Twins
LUDLOW M. [BAILEY]
1922 - 1952
Son
Ludlow Blaine
Son of Ludlow & Frances BAILEY
1942 - 1963
RANDALL / SEAMAN
Daniel F. [RANDALL] 1902 - 1980
Nina M. [RANDALL] 1897 - 1983
Theilia A. [SEAMAN] 1914 - 1983
Third Sweep—from Townline Road moving east to the woods, north of the gravel
drive and the white shed (note that there are some graves that appear in or
very close to this area that are actually designated in the burial records
as being in the “New Section” of the cemetery, so I have not included those
graves here):
Sacred to the Memory of
Annetta S. ANDERSON
Died July 9, 1901
Aged 31 Yrs & 2 Mos.
ANDERSON
Annie M.
1879 - 1914
BAILEY
Warren G. 1843 - 1924 Father
Cornelia E. 1853 - 1911 Mother
Marshall 1877 - 1913 Son
McADAM [big marker with nothing else engraved on it]
Christie McADAM
1884 - 1885
John McADAM
1845 - 1915
Mother [burial records say “Kate McADAM”]
1854 - 1924
[tall monument engraved on three sides:]
[side one:]
Mary Ann
wife of
W. C. McADAM
Died May 24, 1908
Aged 60 Yrs 10 Mos & 14 Dys
William [McADAM]
1838 - 1911
[side two:]
George
son of
W. M. G. & M. A.
McADAM
Died
Sept. 1890
Aged 21 Years
Herbert
son of
W. M. G. & M. A.
McADAM
Died Sept. 1882
Aged 5 Yrs
[side three:]
Berneicey
McADAM
Died Sept. 1884
Aged [70? or 10? - burial records say “70”] Yrs
McADAM
Martha 1849 - 1937
Thomas 1844 - 1924
Margaret E. VALENTINE
1912 - 1978 [Eastern Star medallion]
Bailey E. CLOUDMAN
S SGT US Army
World War II
1907 - 1978
[Veterans of Foreign Wars medal]
H. L. WARE
Died 1925
SEAMAN
Edwin A. SEAMAN
Born July 24, 1844 - Died June 3, 1899
Eliza R. His Wife
Born Apr. 25, 1848 - Died Nov. 5, 1890
Flora Alice Their Daughter
Born Dec. 2, 1888 - Died Mar. 3, 1897
Eliza R. [SEAMAN]
Flora A. [SEAMAN]
Lewis
Son of
James & Helen CLOUDMAN
1935 - 1942
Mother
Angeline ANDERSON
1860 - 1955
Harry Jones ANDERSON
1866 - 1951
J. Wells CHURCH
1838 - 1911
Grandfather
Emma Wife of
David GRAHAM
Died Apr. 24, 1910
Aged 26 Yrs
9 Mos & 9 Dys
SMITH
Robert 1872 - 1953
Mary 1876 - 1913
SMITH
MINNIE
ALBERT
Bessie E. [TRICKEY]
1889 - 1906
Myrtle M. [TRICKEY]
1915 - 1927
Father
Albert W. TRICKEY
1846 - 1911
Mother
Matilda E. TRICKEY
1855 - 1921
MELVIN [marker with two sides engraved as follows:]
Hugh MELVIN
Died Sept. 5, 1899
Aged 70 Yrs 3 Mos
Marion
wife of Hugh MELVIN
Died Dec. 21, 1895
Aged 64 Yrs 9 Mos
Dear Mother
Gloria CHURCH
FARRIS
July 10, 1921
June 29, 1980
Hector H. CHURCH
1885 Father 1950
CHURCH
Mother
“Maggie”
Margaret G.
1888 - 1988
HAMILTON
Jannie Hamilton
Died Nov. 6, 1911
Aged 64 Yrs 2 Mos
SMITH
Wesley A. 1903 - 1992
Harriett M. 1904 - 1999
VAN WAZER
John 1891 - 1972
[*]
Our Son & Brother
Billie M. WALTERS
Sept. 25, 1915
June 25, 1920
MORGAN
Lillie L. 1867 - 1925
Lewis R. 1912 - 1924
KELLEY
[*]
Merlin T. 1918 - 1987
Parents of Tom, Connie, Pat, Lyle, Ron and Jim
The Lord Is My Shepherd
ELLIS
Thomas Ivan 1902 - 1979
Anna F. 1900 - 1990
Kenneth Ira MELVIN
SGT US Army
Sept. 25, 1955 - Mar. 12, 1992
Our Darling
Jay MELVIN
1959
MELVIN
Ira - Mable
Loved Ones
R. J. ANDERSON
Mar. 1, 1900
Nov. 2, 1981
KEMPPAINEN FAMILY [large marker engraved with the same words on both sides,
nothing else]
Mother
Edna M. [KEMPPAINEN]
1909 - 1977
William Gunard KEMPPAINEN
MOMM1 US Coast Guard
World War II
Nov. 10, 1912 - May 20, 1999
Francis E. BERRY
Tec 5 US Army
World War II
Feb. 13, 1920 - Jan. 17, 1990
Our Darling
Ned ANDERSON
1959
Our Darling
Mark ANDERSON
1960
[The above two markers have a plaque near them that reads:]
If Tears Could Build A
Stairway, And Memories
A Lane, I’d Walk Right Up
To Heaven And Bring
You Home Again.
ANDERSON
Mom
Barbara J. 1933 - 1999
Dad
[*]
Married 1951
DE ST. AUBIN
A. E. Bud 1905 - 1974
Gladys M. 1905 - 1973
KNOBLOCK
Curt G. 1895 - 1978
Myrtle Durham 1895 - 1977
CLOUDMAN
James A. 1834 - 1911
Frances A. 1838 - 1927
KEMPAINEN [sic; here spelled with one P]
Joseph 1886 - 1974 Father
Hilma 1894 - 1983 Mother
Uno Edward HILL
1909 - 1927
Elve Onnela KORBY
Jan. 4, 1902 - July 11, 1997
George H. ONNELA
June 25, 1902 - July 5, 1954
Edmund P. KURKIEREWICZ
Michigan
MM3 US Navy
Korea
Jan. 7, 1930 - Sept. 5, 1969
FIELD
Nathaniel 1909 - 1973
Alma L. 1907 - 1998
Laura Lee BIAS
1962 - 1971
Moon Beams
Anne Frances BIAS
1959 - 1983
Sunshine
BAILEY
Frank I. 1894 - 1982
Myrtle H. 1894 - 1982
Whither Thou Goest I Will Go
Lida
wife of Delbert SAWYER
1905 - 1937
KOMULAINEN
Charles John
Born Jan. 11, 1903
Died Apr. 18, 1916
None Knew Thee But To Love Thee
WIRTANEN
Father August 1870 - 1938
Toivo and Woitto 1919
Mother Minnie 1876 - 1956
Matt A. KOMULAINE
Michigan
Tec 5 US Army
World War II
March 1, 1911 - Aug. 28, 1973
[tall marker, engraved on one side only:]
Nandy BROCK
Born Sept. 28, 1866
Died May 6, 1918
[a long, illegible verse engraved here; adjacent is a small stone engraved only
with the word: “Mother”]
HEIERMAN
Ida 1897 - 1978
Carl 1890 - 1986
Carl G. HARTMAN Sr.
1938 - 1973
Shelly
dau. Of
Carl & Margeanne HARTMAN
1966 - 1972
Billy T. SETTLE
US Navy
World War II Korea
Jan. 8, 1928 - Jul. 16, 1979
[ Randy E. SETTLE
B. 11 Nov 1955
D. 17 July 2003
Buried: Old Section, Lot 49
(cremated, buried on top of his father, Billy T. SETTLE)
- Submitted by Pat Settle ]
Altha M. ROSS
PFC US Army
World War II
Apr. 16, 1921 - Jul. 10, 1993
Herbert E. ROSS
Cox US Navy
World War II
Nov. 15, 1924 - Jul. 11, 1982
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