Section C, Rose Hill (Rifle) Cemetery, Rifle, Garfield County, Colorado
http://files.usgwarchives.net/co/garfield/cemeteries/rosehilc.txt

Transcribed by Judy Crook <jlcrook@rof.net>
Donated May 8, 2001

The Rose Hill Cemetery is Rifle's largest and main cemetery. The first
burial was in 1896. Several 'residents' were moved from older cemeteries
to Rose Hill so there are tombstones dating from 1893.

The Moose Cemetery joins Rose Hill on the west and until recently was
operated as a separate cemetery.

The formal Rose Hill Cemetery lot system runs from #2 (the oldest) to #48
(the newest). The area that would be section #1 contains a pumphouse and
maintenance shed. To aid in my transcription, I have divided the cemetery
into 14 areas (A-L). The Moose Cemetery was transcribed separately.

Section/Lot 4 "Charity Area" (My section C)

There are many unnamed metal markers in the charity area of the
cemetery. There are no well-defined rows, so I transcribed this area
from the bottom of the hill up.

Lola Goldena Taylor
Daughter of J.W. & Allie Taylor
Died May 5, 1898
Aged 8 Ms. 10 Ds.
"Our Darling"
"A precious one from us has gone.
A voice we loved is stilled:
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled."

Reizenstein
"Father" "Mother"
Jacob Molly
1878-1933 1880-1933

"Brother"
Toby Martinez
1924-1936

"Mother"
Genava Martinez
1888-1937

"Husband and Father"
Fred Crespin
1900-1937

"Baby"
Frankie Lee Sandoval

Montoya
Pete Julia
1876-1935 1899-1994

Jessica Jean Robinson
Born Sept. 21, 1982
"God Bless Our Baby"

Victoriana Delgado
1880-1965

Bonnie Delgado
1918-1951

"Father"
Manuel E. Martinez
1864-1930

Macaria Damian
Nacio el 1867 y Murio el 1940

"Father"
Dionisio Diaz
1887-1949

Josefita M. Maes
1856-1941

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