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Cedar Hill Cemetery
Paonia, Delta County

Tombstone Photographs

The photographs in this portion of the archives were taken by:
Jim Davenport (jd)
Garth N. Baker (gnb)

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Headstones

(Click on the underlined name to download the tombstone photograph)

• Ash, Alda A., 1861-1910, Women of Woodcraft (jd)

• Bentley, Chester P., 1861-1914, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Brown, Iva Lynn, July 2, 1880-Apr 11, 1908, Women of Woodcraft (jd)

• Dalholtz, Charlotte, 1870-1955 and Cornelius, 1857-1927, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Davis, William, Dec 4, 1870-Oct 16, 1902, Woodmen of the World (jd)

• Goodenow, G. Seville, 1900-1918, Modern Woodmen of America, Paonia Camp 9053 (jd)

• Hill, Mary, [no dates] aged 41 yrs 8 mos 30 dys, Women of Woodcraft (jd)
• Hunt, Joshua, 1855-1921, Woodmen of the World (jd)

• Jackson, Julia, wife of J. W. Jackson, 1876-1911, Women of Woodcraft (jd)

• May, Clement E., 1884-1924, Woodmen of the World (jd)
   
• Meeker,  Rosa Ethel "Ethyl"  7 Feb 1878 31-Jan-1937 w/o Thomas O. Meeker (gnb)
   
• Pullen, Kate, wife of W. E. Pullen, Feb 19, 1858-Mar 21, 1911, Women of Woodcraft (jd)

• Rusho, Maude Marion, wife of T. O. Rusho, Sep 9, 1878-Jan 11, 1910, Women of Woodcraft (jd)

• Shafer, Edward, died July 19, 1904, aged 42 yrs 6 mos 15 das, Woodmen of the World (jd)

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