David City Cemetery

updated June 28, 2007 +++ Partial listing In Progress +++

Name List with tombstone photos

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• Lyle G. Aldrich
  Sgt. US Army WWII
  09/18/1919 - 02/20/1986
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Ray E. Aldrich
  March 21, 1891
  January 26, 1968
  Ray Edmond Aldrich was born March 21, 1891. He married Ethel Gibson on March 20, 1918. They had four children.]
  (photo below: submitted by Gail Holdeman)
  
  Ethel [Gibson Aldrich]
  Mar 10, 1892
  May 24, 1967
  Ethel Gibson was born March 10, 1892, daughter of James Alonzo GIBSON, and Martha PARNELL SHIRK GIBSON. Ethel and Ray had four children: Leo Lavern and Lyle (twins), Grace Fay, and Ivan Lee. 
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Armstrong plot
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Charles Armstrong
  1874-1937
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Catherine, wife of Chas. Armstrong
  1854-1917
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

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• BALL
  JAMES D. BALL
  May 4, 1847 - Mar 8, 1901
  MARY SHEETS BALL
  Oct 30, 1851 - Feb 10, 1934
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• FATHER
  CURTIS M. [Ball Sep 2, 1849 - Aug 15, 1919]
  1849-1919
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• IDA MYATT BALL
  MAY 18, 1889
  JUNE 18, 1973
  Note: Wife of the Curtis M. Ball who was born Nov 27, 1886
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• CURTIS MACK BALL
  NOV. 27, 1886
  SEPT. 12, 1948
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• FATHER
  WILLIAM E. [William Eddy Ball Oct 17, 1874-Feb 6, 1963]
  1874-1963
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• MOTHER
  MANCY J. [Nancy J. Brammer Ball Dec 20, 1855-Aug 5, 1932]
  1855-1932
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• GRANDMOTHER
  BALL [Clarrisa Stephens Ball 1824-Oct 14, 1885]
  1824-1885
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• BALL
  DORIS F. [Dollison - Living Jun 2000]
  SEPT 16, 1916
  HERMAN E.
  NOV 12, 1908-OCT 8, 1982
  MARRIED MAY 25, 1939
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• HAROLD SON OF
  W. E. & J. A. BALL
  1912-1919
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• MOTHER
  JENNIE A. [Jennie Wilgus Ball Dec 7, 1879-Jul 15, 1964]
  1879-1965
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• BARLEAN, Ethel M., 99: b May 6, 1903, David City; d of John Bykerk-Fannie Veltie; m Carl Barlean; s D. James; died Aug 15, 2002 David City NE; burial David City Cemetery.
  Ref: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~neplatte/vitals/2002deaths1.html

• BATES, Merna A., 87: b Oct 16, 1914, Friend NE; d of John R Stewart-Minnie F Hartman; m William Bates, Aug 19, 1954; died June 3, 2002 David City; burial David City Cemetery
  Ref: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~neplatte/vitals/2002deaths1.html

• Jacob Beckner
  (submitted by W. J. Kiger)

• Susanna Beckner
  ? - 1907
  wife of Eli Cecil Beckner
  (submitted by W. J. Kiger)

• BOCK, Fred L, Jr., 65: b July 19, 1936, David City; s of Fred Bock Sr-Nell Randell; m Dianne Styskal, Nov 30, 1963; s Kelly, Brad; died July 18, 2002 Seward; burial David City Cemetery.
  Ref: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~neplatte/vitals/2002deaths1.html

• Bernard R. Bolton
  April 12 - April 22, 1930
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• BROWN
  BENJAMIN W.
  OCT 20, 1880 - OCT 28, 1956
  MILLICENT M.
  DEC 18, 1891-NOV 18, 1975
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• Stella, wife of R. A. Bragg
  1876 - 1935
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

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• CHAPIN
  FRANK D. AUG 15, 1891 JUN 8, 1958
  VELMA M. JAN 12, 1891 JUL 3, 1975
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• BETSY A.
  CHURCHILL [Betsy Stephens Churchill Aug 31, 1837 - Aug 15, 1927]
  1837-1927
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• BERTHA
  Dau. of
  C.B. & B.A. CHURCHILL
  DIED
  Feb. 6, 1889
  Aged------------[Illegible]
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• STERLING C. COE
  NEBRASKA
  PVT 55 SERVICE CO SIGC
  WORLD WAR I
  NOV 10, 1896 SEP 6, 1949
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• ROY B.
  [Leroy B. Coe b. Aug. 1870]
  1870-1941
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• MARY E.
  [Mary E. Churchill Coe b. May 24, 1874, d. Jul 21, 1951]
  1874-1951
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• Sterling D. [Coe]
  Father
  1847-1922
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• Mary M. [Coe]
  Mother
  1845-1926
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• Irma Grace Coe
  1894-1966
  Note: reportedly married James C. Bynom but buried near her mother
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• Cook plot
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Ella Cook
  November 11, 1852
  February 19, 1889
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• John A. Cook
  January 10, 1853
  October 4, 1914
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• M. Kate Cook
  1855-1942
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Vera Cook daughter of CC & JB Cook
  Died October 4, 1883
  Aged 10 yrs, ? ms, 16 da.
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Margaret Cook
  1872-1960
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• William F. Cook
  1867-1951
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• David Coppock
  Apr 13, 1832-Mar 22, 1895
  (from NEBUTLER-L 12/31/2001, middle initial "C.", same stone as Emeline)

• Emeline Coppock
  Mar 11, 1839-Aug 23, 1890
  (from NEBUTLER-L 12/31/2001, maiden name Niles, same stone as David)

• Crocker, Albert M. (1874-1950) & Lucinda L. (w1 1877-1908) & Ida Mae (w2 1888-1941), both wives were daug. of Sarah Tabler.  Albert M. son of Sameul A. & Rachel Crocker.

• Crocker, Charles S. & Charlotte S., Charlotte S. Crocker (female twin) born 12 July 1889 David City, died 15 Sep 1889 David City.  Charles S. Crocker (male twin) born 12 July 1889, died 27 Jul 1889 David City.

• Crocker, Everett Monroe, born 23 Sep 1920 David City died 16 Nov 1990 David City, son of Albert M. & Ida M. Crocker.

• Crocker, Frances & Francis M., Frances Crocker (female twin) born 22 Sep 1886 David City, died 23 Oct 1886. Francis M. Crocker (male twin) born 22 Sep 1886, died 11 Oct 1886 David City.

• Crocker, Gladys (1900-1913), daug. of Albert M. & Lucinda L. Crocker.

• Crocker, John Fletcher, born 28 May 1875 David City and died 19 Sep 1928 David City, son of Sameul A. & Rachel Crocker.

• Crocker,  Mary Alice (b. 5 March 1874 in David City, NE, d. 24 Apr 1884 in David City, NE.), daug. of Samuel A. and Rachel Crocker.  She is sister of John F. and Albert M. Crocker.  She died in a haystack fire.

• Crocker, Ralph Delbert, born 2 Oct 1904 David City died 1 Sep 1907 David City, buried beside his father John Fletcher Crocker.

• Crocker, Robert Bruce & Louise, Robert Bruce Crocker born 29 Aug 1846 Jamestown, Illinois died 1930 David City His wife Louise Virginia Quisenberry Crocker born Mar 1863 Missouri died 21 May 1929 David City, son of T.J. & Susan Crocker,   brother to Samuel A. Crocker.

• Crocker, Samuel Adams & Rachel M., Samuel Adams Crocker born 4 Feb 1849 Jamestown,Illinois and died 7 Sep 1914 David City.  Rachel Mary (Grubaugh) Crocker born 11 JAn 1948 Knox Co., Ohio died 30 Mar 1902 David City,  wife of Samuel A. Crocker.

• Crocker, Thomas Jefferson & Susan A. M., Thomas Jefferson Crocker born 28 Sep 1823 Illinois, died 7 Sep 1895 David City.  His wife, Susan Ann M Gillespie Crocker born 8 Sep 1827 Tennessee, died 30 Apr 1889 David City.  Parents of Samuel Adams Crocker and Robert Bruce Crocker.

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• [DEAN]
  Father    Mother
  George [Dean]
  1904
  60 years
  Luthera [Dean]
  1882
  42 years
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Erman R. Dean
  12/11/1840 06/08/1906
  Jessie F. [Dean]
  09/24/1864 02/13/1900
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Sibble Ward Dean
  02/18/1843 02/26/1913

• DeHaan (see Vanderkolk)

• Adney Jane Smith Duncan
  28 Sep 1862 - IA
  6 Apr 1938 David City (mother of Jesse Glen Duncan)
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• George Washington Duncan (Adney J. Smith Duncan’s husband, buried in Shenandoah, Iowa)
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Jesse Glen Duncan (son of Adney Smith Duncan)
  29 Sep 1883 - IA
  18 May 1953 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Jessie Cecil Cassada Duncan (wife of Jesse Glen Duncan)
  2 Jan 1890 - IA
  20 Jan 1972 David City
  
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Harold Eugene Duncan (son of Glen & Jessie Cassada Duncan)
  13 Mar 1916 - NE
  14 Mar 1916 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Frank A. Cassada (father of Jessie Cassada Duncan)
  23 Oct 1859 - CAN
  10 Aug 1921 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Kate Bell Ginn Cassada (mother of Jessie Cassada Duncan) (wife of Frank A. Cassada)
  1863
  1943 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

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• Edmonds, Anson M., b. July 29, 1878, d. October 22, 1900
  Spanish American War: Served in the Philippines from 1899 to 1900 in Company G 39th U.S. Volunteer, Infantry
  (submitted by K. Walden)

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• Gibson headstone
  Tombstone is at the head of Martha Jane and Amelia Shirk. The smaller stones for Martha Jane and Amelia Shirk are at the foot of the graves.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Gibson
  Martha Jane 1858-1935
  Martha Jane (PARNELL) SHIRK GIBSON was born in Princeville, Peoria County, IL on March 11, 1858, daughter of Thomas and Catherine (BEST) PARNELL. After her father's death, her mother and siblings moved to the Bone Creek area of Butler County, NE. Martha ("Matty") married Oliver W. SHIRK (son of Jacob and Amelia SHIRK) on October 8th, 1873. They had one daughter named, Amelia SHIRK. Oliver was a minister for the Church of the Brethren in the Bone Creek area. They moved to IA where Oliver died. Martha and Amelia returned to Bone Creek area. Martha married James Alonzo GIBSON (son of James Ham and Mary Ann (LEMON) GIBSON) of Holt County, NE on October 28, 1886. (This information about James A. Gibson provided by Terri Nielson). James and Martha moved to Missouri where James drowned on July 4, 1896 and is buried in Dade County, MO. James and Martha had the following children: Elva Chestina (MECK), Vern Washington, Ethel (ALDRICH), James Lester, and
  Clifford Lafayette. Martha died in her home on January 26, 1935.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• GIBSON headstone
  This tombstone is at the head of James and Marie's Gibson's graves. The name plates are at the foot of the graves.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• James Lester Gibson
  Nebraska
  CPL 216 AERO SQ
  WWI
  June 8, 1894 December 2, 1952
  James Lester Gibson is the son of James Alonzo and Martha (PARNELL) SHIRK GIBSON. He was born in Holt County, NE. He married Marie S. Fadschild.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Marie S. [Fadschild] Gibson
  September 6, 1901 July 13, 1995
  Marie S. Fadschild Gibson was the wife of James Lester Gibson. Fadschild information supplied by Terri Nielson.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

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• HALL
  DORIS M. [Doris M. Chapin, b. Jan 28, 1915, d. Sep 8, 1963] 1915-1963
  CARL R. 1913-1982 [d. Mar 19, 1982]
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

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• IGOU
  Francis M. Igou 1863-1961
  Francis was b. July 1863 in Illinois to Silas and Angeline Igou. He married Nora M. Sheelor on March 11, 1891 in David City, NE. They had four children. Francis died in 1961.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• IGOU
  Nora Igou 1873-1921
  Nora M. Sheelor Igou is the daughter of William B. Sheelor and Maria Ann Parnell, born March 1874 in Illinois. She married Francis Igou on March 11, 1891 in David City, NE. Nora died in 1921. She had four children. Two known are: Florence (b. 1894, marr. Woods), Irene (b. 1896, marr. Ellworth).
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

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• JONES, Albert A., 81: b Feb 8, 1920, David City NE; s of Clyde Jones-Lillian Webben; m Adeline Ludvik, May 22, 1948; s Thomas, Richard, Robert; died Oct 10, 2002 David City NE; burial David City Cemetery
  Ref: https://sites.rootsweb.com/~neplatte/vitals/2001deaths1.html

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• Clarence J. Kennedy Feb. 22, 1882 Dec. 12, 1969 Blk 15 - Lot 15 - Loc. NE1/4
  Emma (Wrede) Kennedy Febr. 6, 1887 April 29, 1982 Blk 15 - Lot 15 - Loc. NE1/4
  Note: Clarence J. Kennedy, son of Marquis L. & Mary E. (Moon) Kennedy.  Emma (Wrede) Kennedy, dau. of Theodor Friedrich Julius & Anna Mathilda (Cuplean) Wrede.
  (view photo submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)

• William Kilgore
  Born: 9 Sep 1846, York Co., PA
  Died: 14 May 1914 David City, Butler Co., NE
  Buried: David City Cemetery
  (view photo submitted by Gail Me’er Kilgore)

• Annaline Garrett Anderson Thomas Kilgore
  Born: 16 Mar 1838 Lancaster Co., PA
  Died: 12 Mar 1918, Raymond, Lancaster Co., NE
  Buried: David City Cemetery
  (view photo submitted by Gail Me’er Kilgore)

• KING, Isaac June 28, 1811 April 16, 1901 Blk 15 - Lot 24 - Loc. SW ¼ (view plot) (view photo)
  KING, Almina (Peck) May 6, 1819 Febr. 12, 1907 Blk 15 - Lot 24 - Loc. NE ¼ (view photo)
  Note: Isaac King: son of Isaac & Phoebe King of Genesse Co., NY; Almina (Peck) King: dau. of Gaius & Marian (Beeman) Peck of Genesee Co., NY; Eleazar Peck: son of Gaius & Marian (Beeman) Peck of Genesee Co., NY.
  Inscriptions all on same tombstone - Isaac: south side; Almina: East side & Eleazar Peck: North side.
  (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)
  
• KING, Nora W. 1855-1924 Blk 15 - Lot 24 - Loc. NW ¼ (view photo)
  KING, E. J. 1852-1942 Blk 15 - Lot 24 - Loc. NW ¼ (view photo)
  KING, George G. 1876-1878 Blk 15 - Lot 24 - Loc. SW ¼ (view photo)
  Note:  Emery Julius King, son of Isaac & Almina (Peck) King; Nora W. King, daughter of James Madison White; George King, son of Emery J. & Nora W. King.
  (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)
  

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• Robert Larson (son-in-law of Glen & Jessie Cassada Duncan)
  19 Feb 1917 - MN
  3 Feb 1977 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

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• Manning plot
  There are nine smaller tombstones laying flat on the ground with family member names on them. John, Mary E., Oscar, Marshall M., and Maude M. are on one side of the large Manning tombstone.  Marshall G., Carolina V., Margaret L., and S. Benton are on the other side. [see below]
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• John Manning
  August 10, 1910
  June 1, 1923
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Mary E. Manning
  1860-1942
  Mary Elizabeth Manning is the daughter, seventh child of Thomas and Catherine (Best) Parnell. She was born March 7, 1860 in Princeville, Peoria County, IL. After Thomas' death, her mother and siblings moved to Bone Creek, Butler County, NE. She married Oscar Green Manning on July 4, 1880. Mary had three children, Maude (6/1881 never married), Suel Benton (9/1886) and Marshall (1883, died in 1884). Mary survived all her siblings dying on September 4, 1942 in David City, NE. She was an Eastern Star and belonged to the Christian Church.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Oscar G. Manning
  1860-1935
  Oscar Green Manning was the son of Marshall and Caroline Manning born on January 15, 1860 in Princeton, MO. He came to NE in 1870 with his parents and siblings. He married Mary Elizabeth Parnell on July 4, 1880. They had three children, Suel Benton, Maude, and Marshall. He was in the merchantile business and real estate for many years, and quite weathy. He was on the David City Council, a Mason, and a volunteer fire fighter. He died February 22, 1935 in David City, NE.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Marshall M. Manning
  1883-1884
  Infant son of Oscar Green Manning and Mary Elizabeth Parnell
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Maude M. Manning
  1881-1958
  Maude was the daughter of Oscar Green Manning and Mary Elizabeth Parnell. Born June of 1881 in David City, NE. She never married. Died in 1958 in David City, NE.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Marshall G. Manning
  1835-1911
  Marshall G. Manning was father of Oscar Green Manning, and husband of Carolina V.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Carolina V. Manning
  1840-1941
  Carolina V. Manning was mother of Oscar Green Manning and wife of Marshall G. Manning.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Margaret L. Manning
  1888-1945
  DAR
  Wife of Suel Benton Manning.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• S. Benton Manning
  1885-1951
  Suel Benton Manning was the son of Oscar Green Manning, and Mary Elizabeth Parnell. He was married to Margaret, and had two children, Genieve (1909 Kreizinger), and Keith. S. Benton was a veterinarian, and was the mayor of David City for a number of years.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• MCKNIGHT
  CLARA B. [Clara B. Stephens b. Aug 7, 1868, d. Mar 4, 1942] 1868-1942
  GEORGE S. [b Oct 2, 1862] 1862-1942 [sic d Jun 27, 1959]
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• Laura B. Miller
  Oct. 8, 1882
  Apr. 23, 1976
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)
  

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• Henry J. Papa
  Born in Holland
  July 6, 1858
  Sept 16, 1919
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Fred Papa 1872-1951
  Anna Papa 1880-1961 [wife of Fred]
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• PECK, Eleazar Aug. 9, 1816 Jan. 26, 1893 Blk 15 - Lot 24 - Loc. NE ¼
  Note: Eleazar Peck: son of Gaius & Marian (Beeman) Peck of Genesee Co., NY.
  Inscriptions all on same tombstone - Isaac King: south side; Almina (Peck) King: East side & Eleazar Peck: North side.
  (view photo submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)

• Frank Peters Feb. 28, 1910-Nov. 2, 1983 Blk 15 - Lot 15 - Loc. SE 1/4
  (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)

• Ethel E. Peterson
  1883 - 1973
  Note: Ethel's maiden name - "Rabb"; she is the daughter of Charles and Lavina Rabb
  Carl D. Peterson
  1878 - 1935
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• MOTHER
  Elizabeth F. Piatt
  1864 - 1918
  Note: Elizabeth's maiden name - "Anderson"
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• FATHER
  Douglas Piatt
  1860 - 1922
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• PIATT
  MOTHER
  Hazel Rebina
  1892 - 1970
  Note: Hazel's maiden name was "Rabb"; daughter of Charles and Lavina Rabb
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• PIATT
  Dora
  November 24, 1893
  April 4, 1978
  Thomas C. [Piatt]
  February 8, 1897
  April 06, 1978
  Veteran of WWI
  Member of American Legion Post No 1
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• PIATT
  SYLVIA
  March 2, 1906
  March 30, 1992
  
  C. FAY [Piatt]
  June 5, 1904
  August 11, 1993
  Note: Sylvia's maiden name - "Haight"; C. Fay full name was Clarence Fay Piatt
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• Piatt
  Robert 1912 - 1959
  Robert E. Jr. [Piatt]
  1937
  Joan [Piatt]
  1913 -
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• Marion C. Piatt
  1915
  Note - Stllborn
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

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• Father
  Charles G. Rabb
  1852 - 1934
  
  Mother
  Lavina F. Rabb
  1860 - 1931
  Note: Lavina's maiden name was "Walkington"; Charles is the son of Gabriel Winters Rabb and Mary Ann (Evans/Rabb) Wallace from Mississippi.  Lavina is the daughter of John Franklin Walkington, Sr. and Elizabeth (Walkington) McClure from Isle Of Man.
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• Myrtle P. Rabb
  1900 - 1917
  Note: Myrtle P. Rabb is the daughter of Charles and Lavina Rabb
  (view photo by Jane Case, submitted by Jane Case)

• Miss Jane Raeside (Welsh family governess for 60 years)
  1844 - Scot
  1928 David City
  Note: buried in Welsh family plot - but surname not Welsh)
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)
  
• ROYCE ELLEN A. 1906 Blk 2 - Lot 12 - Loc. SW 1/4 (view photo)
  ROYCE ALICE L. 7/1937 Blk 23 - Lot 12 - Loc. SW ¼ (unmarked)
  NOTE:  Alice L. Royce - grave is ‘unmarked’, burial record is recorded in the ‘original’ David City Cem. Ledger.
  (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marily Ramsay)

• ROYS, Andrew B. 1841 1932 Blk 22 - Lot 1 - Loc. NW ¼ (view photo)
  ROYS, Julia A. - his wife 1840 1917 Blk 22 - Lot 1 - Loc. NW ¼ (see above)
  ROYS, Albert E. Feb. 19, 1872 Oct. 18, 1875 Aged 3 yrs 7 mo. 29 days Son of A.B. & Julia A. Roys Blk 22 - Lot 1 - Loc. SW ¼  (view photo)
  ROYS, Orphra - mother Oct. 25, 1804 July 5, 1896 Blk 22 - Lot 1 - Loc. SW ¼ (view photo)
  NOTE: Andrew B. Roys son of Orpha Roys, Husb. of Julia A. (King) Roys. Julia A. (King) Roys: dau. of Isaac & Almina (Peck) King.  Albert E. Roys: son of Andrew B. & Julia A. (King) Roys
  (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marily Ramsay)
  

• Nellie Adele Wright Runyon (daughter of Obed & Sally Brail Wright)
  10 Mar 1867 - MI
  18 Aug 1961 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Edward Lincoln Runyon (son of Edward S. & Lydia Ann Moore Runyon)(husband of Nellie A. Wright Runyon)
  15 Nov 1863 - IL
  28 Jul 1955 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Edward Steele Runyon (father of Edward Lincoln & George Elston Runyon)
  8 Apr 1933 - NJ
  Apr 1898 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Lydia Ann Moore Runyon (mother of Edward Lincoln Runyon) (wife of Edware Steele Runyon)
  6 Mar 1836 - NJ
  5 Jan 1915 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• George Elston Runyon (son of Edward S. & Lydia Moore Runyon)
  24 Mar 1871 - IL
  David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Belle M. Evans Runyon (wife of George Elston Runyon)
  Apr 1871 - OH
  David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

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• Lydia Runyon Vernon Schrader (daughter of Edward & Nellie Wright Runyon)
  7 Dec 1897 - NE
  May 1983 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Edward Sheelor
  06/06/1878
  06/19/1880
  Aged 1 year. 12 days
  Son of William R. and Maria Ann (PARNELL) SHEELOR. "God took him from his mother's arms. From present pains, and [future] harms, and baby sleeps." [did not find in bible]
  [no photo](submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• William R. Sheelor
  08/16/1846 in IL
  01/22/1929 in NE
  Co. E. 139 Reg. Ill. Inf.
  Metal Star next to the grave engraved: GAR, 1861 1865
  William married Maria Ann Parnell on September 20, 1869 in Princeville, Peoria County, IL. They had seven children, some died in infancy. According to William E. Vanderkolk, "William R. Sheelor was considered the cleanest farmer ever. His livestock had to be the best, his buildings, his fields the cleanest."
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Maria Ann Sheelor [wife of William R.]
  06/06/1853
  04/09/1936
  Maria Ann PARNELL was born in Medina County, Ohio to Thomas and Catherine (BEST) PARNELL. She married William R. SHEELOR on September 20, 1869 in Princeville, Peoria County, IL. Maria had seven children: Effie, Nora,
  Florence, Forest, Edward, Nells, and Earl. In the 1900 Federal Census, Maria and William are listed in Crete, Saline County, NE; however, they are not there in 1910 or 1920.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Florence I. Sheelor
  06/06/1875
  11/23/1976
  Florence I. Sheelor is the daughter of William R. and Maria Ann (PARNELL) SHEELOR and born in Nebraska. Florence never married, and lived in Lincoln, NE for many years.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Simpkins
  Nellie G. 1886-1937
  Alpheus W. 1886-1936
  Lucindia F. 1849-1929
  Lillian M. 1874-1922
  Mertie E. Lewis 1876-1949
  Hazeldean M. 1892-1970
  (Submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Amelia Shirk 1875-1978
  Note: Amelia ("Millie") SHIRK was the daughter of Oliver W. and Martha Jane (PARNELL) SHIRK. She was born in Octavia on 8/27/1875. When her father became ill, her mother and her moved to IA to be near her grandparents. Her father died in 1881. When she was an adolescent she was caught with her stepfather's brother, Omar, in a blizzard in 1888. The horse, and Omar died. Amelia received severe frostbite, and had to recover for several months afterwards. Her mother remarried James A. GIBSON, and they moved to MO. After his drowning in 1896, Amelia and her family returned to Octavia, where Amelia helped her mother support and care for the GIBSON children. Millie and her mother, Martha, were seamstresses. Amelia died in Columbus, NE on May 20, 1978 at the age of 102. [probably buried on May 23, 1878]
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• SNYDER
  LUZETTA [Luzetta McKnight] May 1, 1895 Jan 29, 1994
  J. BEN [John Benjamin] May 6, 1894 Jan 12, 1979
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• STEPHENS
  ESTHER A. [Esther Anna Martin b. Oct 16, 1837] 1836-1888
  JAMES P. [James Parker] 1833-1921
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• STEPHENS
  MARGEORY [Margery Decker b. May 30, 1835, d. May 11, 1916] 1835-1916
  EZRA M. [Ezra Milks b. Jan 8, 1831, d. Jun 16, 1917] 1831-1917
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

• TOMMIE [Stephens]
  Son of J. & E. Stephens
  b & d Mar. 5, 1880
  Budded on earth [to] bloom in heaven [partially illegible]
  (view photo by Steve Kennedy, submitted by Steve Kennedy)

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• Tabler, Sarah Elizabeth (born 4 Jan 1853 Zanesville, Ohio, died 10 Jul 1937 David City), Sarah Elizabeth (Grubaugh) Tabler was a sister To Rachel Mary (Grubaugh) Crocker. She was mother of  Lucinda L. Tabler Crocker  and Ida M. Tabler Crocker.

• Adah Wood [Tuma]
  1882-1960
  
  Rev. Joseph Tuma
  1881-1962
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

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• Russell J. Vanderkolk
  May 6, 1919 - April 14, 1997
  Lucille L. Vanderkolk
  March 10, 1919 - June 8, 1986
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Sipka Vanderkolk
  May 21. 1843
  Mar 19, 1928
  "Sipke Vanderkolk born in Holland 5-12-1843. Came to Iowa with his parents in 1848.   Enlisted in the civil war Co.G 33 Iowa Reg.1863-Rejected Came to Nebraska in 1867 Superintendent of first Sunday School in Butler County.
  Died 3-19-1928"
  Sipka Vanderkolk was born in Holland 5/21/1843.  He came to Iowa with his parents in 1848. Enlistee in the civil war CO.B33 Iowa Reg. 1863-Rejected. He came to Nebraska in 1867 and was Superintendent of first Sunday School in Butler County.  Sipka Vanderkolk married Amelia Parnell (Nov. 17, 1878) and they had four children. Sipka and his sisters were very involved with the church and the schools in the area. He is listed in the 1890 Gazetteer Farmer's Directory.
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Mrs. Amelia Parnell Vanderkolk
  September 4, 1854
  November 14, 1915
  "Mrs. Amelia Parnell Vanderkolk
  Born in Ohio 9-4-1854
  married to S. Vanderkolk 11-17-1878
  died 11-14-1915"
  Amelia Parnell was born to Thomas and Catherine (Best) Parnell, in Medina County, OH, and moved to Princeville, Peoria County, IL until her father's death in 1870.  Her mother and siblings moved to NE where she met and married Sipka Vanderkolk (m. Nov 17, 1878). Amelia had four children: William E., Vigor, Kate, and George E.   Amelia's mother, Catherine Best Parnell, remarried to Suel Pearson Covey.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Weicer Vanderkolk
  son of W. and Margaret Vanderkolk
  born 07/23/1838 killed in the battle of Shiloh Tenn. 04/06/1862
  "Greater love have no man than this that he lay down his life for his friends."
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Katie O. Vanderkolk
  daughter of W. and Margaret Vanderkolk
  07/19/1852
  02/25/1886
  "In my father's house are many mansions."
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Katie M. Vanderkolk
  wife of William H. Maloney
  Born: 04/28/1887
  Died 03/011918
  Katie M was the daughter of Sipke and Amelia (PARNELL) VANDERKOLK, born in Butler County. She married William H. Maloney and had five children, Lucile A, James I., Edith, Zella and George W. She and her family moved to South Dakota with her brother Vigor Vanderkolk and his wife, Emma Sempkin, where they purchased Federal Land. After her death, her remains were brought back to NE.
  (no photo, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Margaret DeHaan [Vanderkolk]
  wife of W. Vanderkolk
  03/10/1813
  04/23/1857
  "Her children rise up and call her blessed."
  Margaret DeHaan was born in Holland, and came to America with her husband William VANDERKOLK and some of her children. They had eight children: Vigoe, Hoeke, Sipke, Tabitha, Hoeke, Adah, Katie, and possibly Winifred.
  Margaret died in Pella, IA, and her remains were moved to NE so she could be buried with the rest of her family.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• William Vanderkolk
  10/18/1813
  09/10/1882
  "Not by worth, but by grace"
  William was born in Holland and was the son of Wyger Jans van der Kolk and Ettje Lemers van Sipma. He came to America in 1848 with his wife Margaret DeHaan to Pella, IA. After Margaret's death, he and his children moved to Butler County, NE. William went back to IA and brought Margaret's remains to NE. They had eight children.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Kenneth E. Vanderkolk
  1911-1982
  Kenneth is the son of William E. and Alta (Milligan) Vanderkolk. He married Phyllis R. and they have one daughter.
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• William T. Vanderkolk
  US Marine Corp Korea
  November 18, 1927
  October 8, 1980
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Norma T. Vanderkolk
  1903-1989
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• James S. Vanderkolk
  1904-1983
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Hattie PAPA
  wife of Dewey Vanderkolk
  July 25, 1868
  May 22, 1911
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Dewey W. Vanderkolk
  September 7, 1872
  June 4, 1923
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Vigor Dewey Vanderkolk
  Son
  1899-1975
  Vigor Dewey was the son of Dewey and Hattie (PAPA) Vanderkolk.
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• George E. Vanderkolk
  July 18, 1891 - April 28, 1948
  George is the son of Sipka and Amelia (PARNELL) Vanderkolk. He married Margaret BURKHOLDER. They had four children.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Margaret Vanderkolk [wife of George E.]
  Feb. 22, 1892 - June 27, 1926
  Margaret is the daughter of Peter and Martha BURKHOLDER. She married George E. VANDERKOLK about 1916 in NE. She had four children: Russell, Perry, Fern, and another daughter.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Russell J. Vanderkolk
  May 6, 1919 - April 14, 1997
  Russell J. was the son of George E. and Margaret (BURKHOLDER) VANDERKOLK. Russell married Lucille L.
  Lucille L. Vanderkolk [wife of Russell]
  March 10, 1919 - June 8, 1986
  Lucille L. (unknown maiden name) married Russell J. Vanderkolk and had two children, James, and Patsy.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Renee Vernon (daughter of Lydia Runyon & Floyd Vernon)
  1921
  1928 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

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• Wolfe
  Martha wife of J L [Wolfe]
  died 4/25/1890
  69 ys. 4 mo. 16 das.
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Adah Vanderkolk Wood
  08/02/1850
  09/27/1876
  Adah VANDERKOLK was born in Holland and came to America with her parents William and Margaret (DeHaan) VANDERKOLK in 1848 to Pella, IA. Her mother died in Pella, IA, but her father moved the family to Butler County, NE in 1867. She married James Varnum WOOD about 1874 in NE. She had two children: Merta and Vieger. She died from an infection after the birth of her last child, Merta.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Ceol Wood
  11/29/1906
  12/24/1906
  Tombstone next to Clarence and Mary G. Wood tombstone.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• James Varnum Wood
  Born: 06/24/1845
  Died: 11/30/1925
  "The kingdom of God is ?????"
  James Varnum Wood was listed in the 1890 Veteran Census as a private, D company, Regiment 11, ME, infantry, enlisted August 2, 1862, discharged May 1865, 2 years, 10 months. Disability was "uncholosis of left elbow, and chronic bronchitis."   Married Adah VANDERKOLK, Tabitha VANDERKOLK, and Etta (possibly VANDERKOLK). James lived in Olive Precinct in 1880. He is listed in the 1890 Gazetteer Farmer Directory as living in David City. He had eight children.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• WOOD
  Mary G.
  1878-1954
  Clarence P.
  1870-1947
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Wood
  Jennie E. dau. CP & MB Wood
  8/20/1915
  3/14/1916
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Josephine dau. CP & MG Wood
  March 26, 1913
  March 10, 1916
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Merta M.V. Wood
  Daughter of James V. and Adah Wood
  04/20/1875
  08/13/1875
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Veiger V. Wood
  Son of James V. and Adah Wood
  04/15/1876
  10/19/1876
  "Suffer the little children to come unto me in of such is the Kingdom of God."
  Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God. (Mark 10:14)
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Anders Benjamin Wood
  24 May 1996
  "We do not grieve as those who have no hope. 1 Thess. 4:13 "
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Etta Wood
  02/28/1863
  05/05/1940 Biblical saying on tombstone is unreadable.
  Etta was the third wife of James Varnum WOOD. She is the daughter of Jan Hendriks and Jeltje Wygers (van der Kolk) PAPA. She and James had one child named Mercy.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Clarence P. Wood
  1870-1947
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Mary G. Wood
  1876-1954
  (submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Tabitha Vanderkolk Wood
  Born: 01/11/1846
  Died: 11/14/1895
  "Blessed the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me, bless his holy name. Psalm C111." [sic Psalm 103]
  Tabitha VANDERKOLK as born in Holland and the daughter of William and Margaret (DeHaan) VANDERKOLK. They came to America in 1848, to Pella, IA, and to Butler County, NE in 1867. Tabitha was a school teacher in the Butler County, NE area for many years. She married James Varnum WOOD in 1878 after her sister Adah's death. She had five children: Johnnie, Varnum, Ada, Katherine, and Pamela.
  Johnnie S. Wood
  Born: 1884
  Died: 1885
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Varnum P. Wood
  11/05/1879
  09/16/1946
  Son of Tabitha and James V. Wood.
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Gail Holdeman)

• Obed W. Wright
  9 Sept 1825 - NY
  9 Nov 1893 David City
  (view photo by La Rae Lymer, submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Sally Brail Wright (wife of Obed W. Wright)
  28 Feb 1827 - NY
  5 Jul 1881 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• William Eugene Wright (son of Obed & Sally Brail Wright)
  3 Feb 1849 - MI
  21 Jun 1919 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Phoebe Ellen Wagoner Wright (dau. of William & Sarah Kearns Wagoner) (wife of W. E. Wright)
  8 Oct 1851 - MI
  5 Apr 1926 David City (d. Detroit, MI)
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Fred Elsworth Wright (son of Obed & Sally Brail Wright)
  17 Mar 1863 - MI
  29 Dec 1934 - David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Marion Welsh Wright (wife of Fred Elsworth Wright)(dau. of George & Mary Martin Welsh)
  1 May 1871 - Scot.
  2 Oct 1952 David City (d. Fullerton, CA)
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• George Welsh
  28 Mar 1828 - Scot.
  25 April 1891 David City
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Mary Martin Welsh (wife of George Welsh)
  25 Aug 1831 - Scot.
  9 Mar 1909 David City (d. Palisade, CO)
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Charles Watson Welsh (son of George & Mary Martin Welsh)
  28 Mar 1866 - Scot
  1956 Nebraska
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Leila Richardson Welsh (wife of Charles Watson Welsh)
  Feb 1876 - NE
  1962 Nebraska
  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• Alexander Welsh
  13 Jun 1869 - Scot
  22 Oct 1891 Chicago
  Note: son of George & Mary Martin Welsh.  (submitted by Marion (Mimi) Wright Stang)

• WREDE, August 1845 1934 Blk 15 - Lot 14 - Loc. SW 1/4  (view plot east) (view plot west) (view photo)
  WREDE, Sarah A. 1850 1928 Blk 15 - Lot 14 - Loc. NW 1/4 (view photo)
  WREDE, Clinton A. 1885 1914 Blk 15 - Lot 14 - Loc. NE 1/4 (view photo)
  WREDE, Clarissa 1880 1883 Blk 15 - Lot 14 - Loc. SE 1/4 (view photo)
  WREDE, Bertha N. 1887 Blk 15 - Lot 14 - Loc. SE 1/4 (view photo)
  WREDE, baby son 1907 son of C & M Wrede Blk 15 - Lot 14 - Loc. NE 1/4 (view photo)
  WREDE, Josephine 1911 dau of C & M Wrede Blk 15 - Lot 14 - Loc. NE 1/4 (view photo)
  Note:  August Freidrich Franz Wrede - son of Johan Friedrich Heinrich Carl & Wilhelmine Magdalene (Albrecht) Wrede.  Sarah A. (Gross) Wrede - dau. of Vincent & Phoebe (Marks) Gross. 
  Children of August Freidrich Franz & Sarah A. (Gross) Wrede: Clinton A. Wrede; Clarissa Wrede; Bertha N. Wrede
  Children of Clinton A. & Mary (Buntgen) Wrede: (Baby son) Wrede; Josephine Wrede
  Note: Wrede, August -- this 'plot' is a large one.  His large tombstone stands in the 'middle' of the plot.  On the WEST side of the large tombstone are the graves of August and Sarah A.  On the EAST side of the large tombstone are
  the five (Clinton A, Clarissa, Bertha N; Baby son; and Josephine) other graves.   (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)
  
• WREDE, Bessie E. 1883 1957 Blk 14 - Lot 26 - Loc. NE 1/4 (view photo)
  WREDE, Sonny J. 1881 1948 Blk 14 - Lot 26 - Loc. SE 1/4 (view plot) (view photo)
  WREDE, Boyd H. - son 1907 1987 W.W. II Vet emblem Blk 14 - Lot 26 - Loc. NE 1/4 (view photo) (view WWII)
  Note: Sonny J. Wrede son of Theodor Friedrich Julius & Anna Mathilda (Cuplean) Wrede.   Boyd H. Wrede, son of Sonny J & Bessie E. Wrede.  (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)
  
• WREDE, Floyd E. 1893 1953 W.War I Vet emblem Blk 16 - lot 27 - loc. SE 1/4 (view plot) (view photo)
  WREDE, Margaret D. 1899 1978 Blk 16 - lot 27 - loc. SE 1/4 (view photo) (view plot closeup)
  Note:  Floyd E. Wrede, son of Theodor Friedrich Julius & Anna Mathilda (Cuplean) Wrede.  Theodor Friedrich Julius Wrede, son of Johan Friedrich Heinrich Carl & Wilhelmine Magdalene (Albrecht) Wrede.  Margaret E. (Day) Wrede  dau. of Lee & Alice (Bisby) Bradley.
  (submitted by Donna Ellis & Marilyn Ramsay)
  

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"David City Cemetery was established 3 Sep 1877 with Captain COON, Calmar MCCUNE, Thomas H. SANDERS, James BELL, John F. MEYERS, Dr. PREBBLES, Horace GARFIELD and A. COOLEY as officers of the association. The oldest record books available begin 20 Jun 1899. Earliest burials are not known.  Some of the early officers and members of 1899, George OSTERHOUT, J. G. ROSS, T. B. MYERS, James BELL, Thomas H. MCGEE, Arthur J. EVANS, B. O. PERKINS, Gid W. GATES, F. A. ALLEN, Arthur MYATT, J. C. WUNDERLICH, W. S. MCCOY, I. E. DOTY & E. A. CRAM"
Ref: NSGS Nebraska Ancestree, Spring 1979, Vol 1, No 4.

David City Cemetery Association
Mr. Myron Kilgore
1459 N 10th St
David City NE 68632-1035
Phone: 402-367-6063
photocopy of the cemetery name (only) list................................$50.00
The record only gives names, and the dates are extra................$5.00 per family plot

This page is not a publication of the David City Cemetery Association and in no way purports to speak for the Association.

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