Nellie Walker - Cemetery Works

Cemetery Works

  • Decker Memorial

  • Stratton grave site

  • Helen McMullen

  • Diggins Monument

  • Mitchell

  • Mitchell

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  • Winfield Scott Stratton, (1905), Colorado Springs, Colorado
  • Lillian Watson, (1909), Chicago, Illinois
  • Delos Diggins, (1909), Cadillac, Michigan
  • Johannes Decker, (1910), Battle Creek, Michigan
  • Fred and Carrie Diggins, (1916), Cadillac, Michigan
  • W.W. Mitchell, (1916), Cadillac, Michigan
  • Helen McMullen, (1919), Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Charles W. Shippey, (1922), Chicago, Illinois
  • Myron L. Learned, (1928), Omaha, Nebraska
  • Milton T. Barlow, (1930), Omaha, Nebraska
  • Carl Gray, [(1940), Baltimore, Maryland
  • Butterfield Monument, (ca. 1920), Grand Rapids, Michigan

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