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Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Located on Weld County Line Rd. near the intersection of Oxford and COunty LIne Rds, between Erie and Longmont, Weld County, Colorado
Transcribed and photographed by Paula King with help from Susan Nye
Total of 14 Headstones
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| 2nd general photo of the site. | Grave #1. Burns In Loving Remembrance Mary M. wife of S.W. Burns Born Mar. 30, 1867. Died June 14, 1909. Aged 42Y 2M 14D | Gravesite 1A (Broken stone with partial inscription) 8 ys. Budded on earth To bloom in Heaven | Shows location of #1 with 1A. | ||
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CASTLE (symbol is an open book surrounded by oak leaves)
South side of stone:
Phineas C. Castle |
East side of CASTLE
headstone (#2) (Symbol at top of single flower with leaves):
Infant Dau. of C.E. & E.J. Castle Died Sept. 13, 1904 __________ Eva Castle Died Dec. 12, 1904 Aged 10Y, 2M, 1D |
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#3. At the top are
shooting star symbols (drawing of the gates of heaven) on either sides of the words: Rest Sweet Rest (a dove is also shown) A Sunbeam From the World has vanished Dec. 15, 1873 William Weber December 13, 1894 |
#4 Weber Cap (carved book) inscribed: Here Rests a Woodman of the World Rest Sweet Rest (symbols of the gates of heaven open and 2 shooting stars) John Weber Feb. 18, 1869 May 13, 1904 |
#5 Robinson - The symbols
are an inscription on a carved scroll, surrounded by a calla
lily and other flowers. On the scroll is inscribed:
Robinson, Silas R. May 4, 1844 Sep. 11, 1903 |
#6 -Hoyt Hoyt, Sarah M. 1822 - 1905 |
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#7 - Atherton Atherton, R. Emma Nov. 27, 1861 Mar. 20, 1894 |
#8 - Buster West side:
Symbol of an anchor and a flower Inscription: Buster, Wm. L. Died Dec. 4, 1904 Aged 65 years South side: Symbols of ivy, fern, lily of the valley Inscription: Buster, Bernard L. Died Aug. 26, 1899 Aged 25 ys. North side: Symbols of ivy, fern, lily of the valley Inscription: Emma C. wife of W.L. Buster Died June 25, 1896 Aged 49 ys |
#9 - Withey The cap shows a book with the crest of The Woodmen of the World Symbols - open gates of heaven and the words "at rest"
East side
Withey, Burnett F. Dec. 7, 1854
Apr. 14, 1897
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#9 South side Bennie |
#9. West side: Erected by the Woodmen of the World |
#10 Crayne The word
"Mother" is on top of gravestone Symbol -
lilies Inscription - Crayne, Julia Anna May 4, 1844 Feb. 16, 1904 Asleep in Jesus |
#11
Glazier Tablet Left side: Glazier, Myrtle
M. Mar. 10, 1904 Sep. 10, 1906 Right side: Glazier, George C. July 26, 1894 Dec. 25, 1899 _________ Minnie M. Sep. 23, 1903 Sep. 23, 1903 |
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#12 Coe Dearest loved one we have laid thee,In the peaceful graves embrace,But thy memory will be cherished, Til we see thy heavenly face |
#12 Coe Symbol of tulips and doves Inscription: Coe, Edgar A. Son of I. & R. S. Coe Born May 24, 1879 Died April 10, 1893 Aged 13Y 10M 17D |
#13 Meeks Ella A. Wife of F. J. Meeks June 4, 1865 May 10, 1898 _______ Anna P. Meeks Oct. 21, 1892 Apr. 19, 1893 _______ At rest |
#14 Withey Father Withey, Abel 1853 - 1916 |
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