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Levi Parsons Bingham
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Levi Parsons Bingham (December 31, 1822 - January 16, 1823)
An unobtrusive gravestone commemorates the first burial in the Kawaiaha‘o cemetery missionary plot. A white common stone rectangle about 18 inches tall is marked with an inscription chiseled by a stone worker with the words of pioneer Hawai‘i missionary company leader Hiram Bingham. The graceful lettering reads in part: “LEVI PARSONS, died Jan. 16, 1823, aged 16 days.”
The death of newborn Levi Parsons Bingham, the first-born child of the Rev. Hiram Bingham and his wife Sybil Moseley Bingham, resulted in a key turning point for the good in the relationship of the royal Hawaiian Ali‘i and the early missionary families stationed in Honolulu.
The Binghams baptized the child, suffering from jaundice, a day before his death. The Sandwich Islands Mission Journal for January 15, 1823 reads: “At a meeting of the family, the king, queen and several chiefs, brother and sister B’s babe, called Levi Parsons was dedicated to Christ, by baptism. It was a truly interesting scene.” Kuhina nui Ka‘ahumanu and her husband King Kaumuali‘i offered condolences to the Binghams when Levi Parsons Bingham died the next day.
Hiram’s journal gives us a clue to the story behind his son Levi’s name. “L. Parsons Bingham, at the age of sixteen days, passed away suddenly, as did the dear missionary in Alexandria, whose name he was expected to bear, and by which he had been baptized.”
Levi Parsons earned a foreign missions minister-qualifying degree along with Hiram at Andover Theological Seminary in Massachusetts. But their most poignant tie lies in the life of a missions-minded school teacher named Sybil Moseley from Westfield, Massachusetts. Sybil and Hiram’s daughter Lydia Bingham Coan remembered the story of her mother meeting Hiram at Goshen: “The name attracted him at once. A fellow student at Andover designated to the mission in Palestine to which it was not thought wise by the ABCFM to send married men had told him that if he were allowed to take a wife Miss Sybil Moseley would be his choice. As the young man now heard the name, he earnestly scanned her face and mentally queried if it could be possible that the lady so esteemed by his friend, but supposed to be at the far west was here before him! Ah, yes! The Lord had led her there. Providence was wondrously opening another door.”
Levi Parsons and his fellow missionary Pliny Fisk were the sole members of the pioneer Palestine Mission of the ABCFM. Levi died of consumption in Alexandria, Egypt on February 5, 1822 at age 29. His body was interred in the church yard of a Greek Orthodox convent in Alexandria alongside the dead of the English expatriate community who dwelt in Alexandria. News of his death reached the Binghams almost a year later in Honolulu through a report in a copy of the Missionary Herald sent aboard a ship carrying mission supplies headed for Hawai‘i.
Hiram wrote of his son’s burial, “As strangers and sojourners…we felt the affecting necessity of asking of the rulers a burying-place among them. A spot of ground near the church was, according to our wishes, readily granted us. There, with mournful but not desponding feelings, we broke the ground to deposit the beautiful flower that had fallen, where we expected the mission family would, one after another, be gathered around it, and where we should choose to be buried when our work is done. The funeral services and burial took place on the Sabbath, the 19th of January. The king and his principal chiefs, male and female, several foreign residents and others, assembled at the mission house and walked in procession to the church, where Mr. Thurston preached an appropriate sermon. We then drew around the grave, and with tenderness laid the little sleeper in its lonely, silent bed….” Thus was established the site of today’s Kawaiaha‘o missionary cemetery plot.
Levi Parsons Bingham
Born Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, December 31, 1822
Died Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, January 16, 1823
The image is of Levi Parsons, the American Missionary to Palestine for which Levi Parsons Bingham is named after.
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Juliette Montague Cooke
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Juliette Montague Cooke (March 10, 1812 - August 11, 1896)
Juliette Montague was a resourceful young woman in Sunderland, Massachusetts when she met Amos Starr Cooke in 1835. She had lost her father ten years earlier and had immediately begun supporting herself as a seamstress, after which she worked at a school in Amherst, Massachusetts, in order to attend classes. She was also allowed to attend lectures at the nearby Amherst College, as well as being associated with Ipswich Seminary, then run by Mary Lyon, who went on to form Mount Holyoke Seminary. She was a teacher and a faithful member of her church, and had thought to become a missionary before meeting Amos Cooke, a young man determined to join the missionaries already settled in Hawaiʻi. Thus they were suited for their journey with the Hawaiian Islands Mission.
Juliette and Amos married in 1836 and sailed three weeks later, aboard the ship Mary Frazier, arriving in Honolulu as members of the eighth company of missionaries sent by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in 1837.
The aliʻi, the Hawaiian ruling class, desired that the missionaries create a school for their children who would one day represent and rule over the islands. The ali’i wanted their children to be able to move in the larger world, fluent in the English language and with a knowledge of western culture. After some time teaching general education classes, the Cookes were singled out to take on the schooling of twelve children at what was called the Chiefs’ Children’s School, later known as the Royal School, assisted by John Papa ʻĪʻī and his wife Sarai. With these guardians, the children blossomed. The youngest would become Liliʻuokalani, the last queen of Hawaiʻi.
The school closed in 1850 when the last child eligible to rule the islands came of age. Juliette and her husband moved to the frame house which you see across the street from this cemetery. Amos joined forces with Samuel Northrup Castle to form Castle and Cooke, a mercantile company which survives today. Juliette raised her seven children while teaching the royal children, and when the family returned to the Mission Houses, continued to teach by overseeing Kawaiahaʻo Female Seminary and teaching Sunday School.
She made three voyages to her native America.
Juliette Montague Cooke
Born March 10, 1812, Sunderland, Massachusetts
Died Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, August 11, 1896
Sources:
Partners in Change, David Forbes, Ralph Kam, Thomas Woods, editors; Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society, 2018
Notable Women of Hawaii, Barbara Bennett Peterson, editor, University of Hawaii Press 1984
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Elizabeth Edwards Bishop
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Elizabeth Edwards Bishop (June 2, 1798 - February 21, 1828)
Elizabeth Edwards Bishop’s death is well documented. We stand here at her headstone, a memorial that will forever name her as “The First Of The Missionary Band To Enter Into Rest.” She was the first adult death in the mission. In life, Mrs. Bishop was a vibrant woman. Those who knew her described her as intelligent, hardworking, and a pleasure to know.
Elizabeth Edward’s mother and father both died when she was young, and Elizabeth became self dependent at an early age. She excelled in her schooling at Bradford, a co-educational institution in North-Eastern Massachusetts, and grew into a “cheerful,” “hopefully pious” young lady. There, she became close friends with a young Lucy Thurston, another future member of the missionary band.
After some time as an educator, Elizabeth Edwards was introduced to Artemas Bishop. Both had applied for the Sandwich Islands Mission, him as a missionary and her as a missionary assistant. Both were accepted, and they were married less than two weeks before the ship set sail to Hawaiʻi in 1822.
In a twist of fate, Elizabeth’s childhood friend, Lucy Thurston, was accepted as well, and they were reunited when the Bishops were stationed in Kailua-Kona in 1824. The pair were fast friends. According to Mrs. Thurston, Mr. Bishop said that the two of them were “so alike in their ideas and plans he thought we were born under the same planet.”
For the next few years, Elizabeth was a hardworking missionary assistant in a state of good health. She “exerted herself” thoroughly in educational affairs, such as the day school and Sunday school, and regularly attended the Friday meeting for women. She and Artemas had two children, but the good times were not to last.
After the birth of Sereno, her second child and only son, Elizabeth’s health began to decline. A doctor in Honolulu said that her illness was dyspepsia, a stomach ailment. A later exhumation showed that her lower spine was contorted into a prominent curve, one that must have caused her great suffering. Whatever the cause, the local doctor was not able to aid in her suffering. As Lucy told it, Elizabeth died peacefully. Near midnight on her last day, there was a lull in her pain. “‘Let me depart in peace’, she said calmly, and fell to sleep as peacefully as the infant in its mother’s arms.” She was 31 years old, and her son had just turned one.
Sometime later, a letter was found tucked away in a secret drawer of Elizabeth’s writing desk. Dated October 10, 1816, the note was written by a Nanny Batchelder from Bradford Academy, six years before she would leave for Hawai’i and eleven before her death and presumably kept with her all that time. The note read:
Miss Elizabeth Edwards.
May guardian angels all your steps attend,
And every blessing crown my dearest Friend,
In every state may you most happy be
And when far distant, sometimes think of me
Elizabeth Edwards Bishop
Born June 2, 1798, Marlborough, Massachusetts
Died February 21, 1828, Kailua-Kona, Hawaiʻi
“Bishop, Artemas - Missionary Letters - 1822 - Bishop, Elizabeth Edwards papers,” Hawaiian Mission Houses Digital Archive, accessed May 19, 2022, https://hmha.missionhouses.org/items/show/270.
Forbes, D. W., Kam, R. T., & Woods, T. A. (2018). Elizabeth (Edwards) Bishop. In Partners in change: A biographical encyclopedia of American Protestant missionaries in hawai'i and their Hawaiian and Tahitian colleagues, 1820-1900. essay, Hawaiian Mission Children's Society.
Massachusetts. Board of Education. (1837). Bradford Academy, Bradford: Arranged from items furnished by Miss Annie E. Johnson, Principal. In Annual report of the Board of Education (Vol. 1875-76, pp. 262–264). essay, Boston, The Board. https://archive.org/details/annualreportofbo7576mass/page/n1/mode/2up
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Charlotte Fowler Baldwin
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Charlotte Fowler Baldwin (November 7, 1805 - October 2, 1873)
Charlotte Baldwin came to the islands of Hawaiʻi with her husband of six months in the fourth company of missionaries sent by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, the ABCFM. She was a well-educated woman who had dedicated herself to religion at the age of sixteen. As a very young woman she supported herself by teaching young New Englanders in her native Connecticut. In 1830, at the time of their sailing for the islands aboard the bark New England, Charlotte was twenty-five, her husband, Dwight Baldwin, a medical doctor who also held a degree from Andover Theological Seminary, thirty-two. They had married within a week of meeting, as Mr. Baldwin had been accepted to go with the fourth company but the ABCFM insisted he be married.
Charlotte’s new life took her from Honolulu to Waimea on Hawaiʻi island, to Lahaina on Maui, where she spent thirty-five years. She held classes in each of those mission stations, teaching sewing, singing, knitting and bible studies, for classes of women. She raised a family of six children and schooled them at home. This filled her days while her husband was doctor to the mission and Native Hawaiians, a task that often required him to be gone for days and weeks at a time. The Baldwins brought to the islands a library of 125 books, including medical, history and science texts, which aided them in their work and in the children’s education.
Apart from one return trip with her family to New England, Charlotte spent the rest of her life in Hawaiʻi.
In time, the Baldwins moved to Honolulu to live with their daughter Abigail and her husband William Alexander. There, Charlotte continued her missionary work until her death in 1873. Charlotte is still remembered for her open hospitality toward friends and colleagues traveling between the outer islands and Honolulu. The Baldwin family home which consists of two stories, built of plastered coral blocks two-foot thick, is now a museum which can be visited in Lahaina, Maui. Her descendants continue to contribute to Hawaiian society.
Charlotte Fowler Baldwin
born November 7, 1805, White Hollow, Connecticut
Died October 2, 1873, Punahou, Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi.
Sources:
Partners in Change, David Forbes, Ralph Kam, Thomas Woods, editors; Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society, 2018
Notable Women of Hawaii, Barbara Bennett Peterson, editor, University of Hawaii Press 1984
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Names of those memorialized in Mission Memorial Cemetery.
An alphabetical listing of those stones in the “Historic Section” – from the entrance gate to
the low stone row – is followed by a listing of those in the “New” or post 1920 section – from
that low stone row back to the statue. The numbers refer to the map with the addition of the
'N' before the numbers of the “New” section.
Plot
37A
Last Name
Aiken
79B
77
79A
75
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
79
Alexander
78
56C
56
Alexander
Andrews
Andrews
12
11
56B
113
29
113
115
113
113
Andrews
Andrews
Andrews
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
99
97B
Atherton
Atherton
97
Atherton
96
95
76
Atherton
Atherton
Atwater
73
72
71
74
117
116
Baldwin
Baldwin
Baldwin
Baldwin
Banning
Banning
Name
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
AGNES BALDWIN ALEXANDER
HENRYE M. ALEXANDER
MARY CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER
WALLACE McKINNEY ALEXANDER
MARY BARKER ALEXANDER
MARTHA ALEXANDER GERBODE
WILLIAM D. ALEXANDER
ABIGAIL C. ALEXANDER
WILLIAM DOUGLAS ALEXANDER
ALICE LORRAINE ANDREWS
REV. C.B. ANDREWS
ANNE S. ANDREWS
ELIZABETH WOODBURY ANDREWS
GEORGE P. ANDREWS
LORRIN ANDREWS
MARY JANE ARMSTRONG
REUBEN CHAPMAN ARMSTRONG
REV. RICHARD ARMSTRONG. D.D.
RICHARD BAXTER ARMSTRONG
WILLIAM NEVINS ARMSTRONG
WM. NEVINS ARMSTRONG
REUBEN CHAPMAN ARMSTRONG
BENNIE HAWLEY ATHERTON
FRANK COOKE ATHERTON
ELEANORE SIMPSON ATHERTON
JOSEPH BALLARD ATHERTON
ALEXANDER SIMPSON "PUG" ATHERTON
LEBURTA GATES ATHERTON
JOSEPH BALLARD ATHERTON
JULIETTE MONTAGUE COOKE
KATE MARION ATHERTON
SISTER KATE (Caroline F. Atherton)
EMILY S. BALDWIN ATWATER
EMILY ELLEN ATWATER
CHARLES FOWLER BALDWIN
CHARLOTTE FOWLER BALDWIN
DWIGHT BALDWIN
NATHANIEL HEWITT BALDWIN
FREDERIC ARMSTRONG BANNING
RICHARD ARMSTRONG BANNING
�37A
Aiken
34A
Beadle
30
67
Beckwith
Bindt
66
89
86
88
85
Bindt
Bingham
Bingham
Bingham
Bingham
87
50
48
Bingham
Bishop
Bishop
49
89
139
105
19
128
119
126A
Bishop
Brewster
Brinckerhoff
Brown
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
136H
134B
Castle
Castle
130B
Castle
136H
Castle
120
130A1
130C
130A2
136B
131
132
122
133H
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
125A
Castle
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
JACK HASTINGS BEADLE
ALLETHEA CHAMBERLAIN BEADLE
and their INFANT DAUGHTER
CLARA BECKWITH
CLARABELLE BINDT
CLARENCE BINDT
L. J. BINDT (Louisa Johnson)
CLARA M. BREWSTER BINGHAM
ELISABETH K. BINGHAM
HIRAM BINGHAM 2ND
LEVI PARSONS BINGHAM
JEREMIAH EVERTS BINGHAM
LYDIA BINGHAM COAN
CORNELIA SESSIONS BISHOP
REV. ARTEMAS BISHOP
MRS. ELIZABETH EDWARDS BISHOP
MRS. DELIA STONE BISHOP
REV. SERENO E. BISHOP
CLARA M. BREWSTER BINGHAM
NELLIE WHITE BRINCKERHOFF
MISS LYDIA BROWN
A.L.C. - Angeline L. Castle
A.T. CASTLE
BEATRICE CASTLE NEWCOMB
CHARLES ALFRED CASTLE
HATTIE ETHELWYN ALFRED CASTLE
FRIDA STECKNER CASTLE
GEORGE P. CASTLE
IDA TENNEY CASTLE
DOROTHY MARY CASTLE
HAROLD KAINALU LONG CASTLE
ALICE HEDEMANN CASTLE
HENRY NORTHRUP CASTLE
HELEN DOROTHY FRIDA CASTLE
IDA BEATRICE CASTLE
JAMES BICKNELL CASTLE
JAMES CHRISTIAN CASTLE
JULIA WHITE CASTLE
MABEL WING CASTLE
MARY CASTLE
MRS. ANGELINE L. CASTLE
NELSON NORTHRUP CASTLE
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
SAMUEL NORTHRUP CASTLE
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Aiken
133
Castle
121
34
43A
37
41
39
44
40
38
36
18
42
Castle
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
43
42A
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
47
87
123
124
127
Clark
Coan
Coleman
Coleman
Coleman
125A
82
Coleman
Cooke
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
SAMUEL NORTHRUP CASTLE
AGELINE LORAINE TENNEY
MARY TENNEY
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
WILLIAM RICHARDS CASTLE
ALLETHEA MARIA CHAMBERLAIN
CLIO OLIVIA CHAMBERLAIN
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN
J. EVARTS CHAMBERLAIN
LEVI CHAMBERLAIN
LEVI T. CHAMBERLAIN 1837 - 1917
MARIA PATTON CHAMBERLAIN
MARIA PATTON CHAMBERLAIN
MARTHA A. CHAMBERLAIN
S.E.C. - Sarah Elizabeth Chamberlain
WARREN CHAMBERLAIN
CELIA W. CHAMBERLAIN
WARREN LEVI CHAMBERLAIN
WILLIAM WARREN CHAMBERLAIN 1873 - 1951
CLIO NEWTON CHAMBERLAIN 1878 - 1966
MRS. MARY KITTREDGE
LYDIA BINGHAM COAN
CHARLES ALFRED CASTLE COLEMAN
CHARLES CARSON COLEMAN
CLAIRE ELOISE COLEMAN
WILLIAM FREDERIC WILLIAMS
HARRIET ANGELINE CASTLE COLEMAN
A. FRANCIS COOKE
LILANET L. COOKE
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Cooke
102
104
97
Cooke
Cooke
Cooke
94
91
93
Cooke
Cooke
Cooke
92
Cooke
103
81
Cooke
Cooke
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
CLARENCE W. COOKE
DEA. AMOS STARR COOKE
JOSEPH BALLARD ATHERTON
JULIETTE MONTAGUE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
ELISE COOKE PRATT
ALICE HASTINGS COOKE
JAMES DOYLE PRATT
ALICE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
EMILY PRATT THAYER
SARANNE CRAWFORD COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
GRACE MONTAGUE COOKE
HENRY BALDWIN COOKE
INFANT SON OF DOUGLAS AND ELIZABETH
COOK
JAMES SHEPARD COOKE
FRED WILDER COOKE
MAUD PERRINE COOKE
DOUGLAS ALEXANDER COOKE
IDA MARY KENISTON
MAUD BALDWIN COOKE
EMILY COOKE OSBORNE
JULIETTE M. COOKE
MARGARET MONTAGUE COOKE
�37A
Aiken
32
1
23
23
23
28
26B
27
Crawford
Derby
Doane
Doane
Doane
Dole
Dole
Dole
25
26
25B
Dole
Dole
Dole
25A
55B
Dole
Fisher
45
Forbes
46
45A
Forbes
Forbes
46A
Forbes
46B
Forbes
63
62
10
75
Fyfe
Fyfe
Gairdner
Gerbode
140D
Goss
140A
Goss
140C
140B
Goss
Goss
112A
112
Green
Green
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HARRIET STURGES CRAWFORD
CHARLES DERBY ESQ.
GEORGE W. DOANE
REV. EDWARD T. DOANE
SARAH W. DOANE
CARL DREIER DOLE
CHARLES SUMNER DOLE
GEORGE H. DOLE
CLARA M. R. DOLE
MRS. CHARLOTTE C. DOLE
MRS. EMILY H. DOLE
SANFORD B. DOLE
ANNA C. DOLE
WALTER S. DOLE
THOMAS ASBURY FISHER
JESSIE SHAW FISHER
HAVRAH DAVID FISHER
ANDERSON O. FORBES
MARIA J. FORBES
ANNIE ISABELLA FORBES
EUREKA B. FORBES
WILLIAM J. FORBES
FREDERICK B. FORBES
KATE WATSON FORBES
MARION FORBES LOPP
ROY DANIEL LOPP
KATHARINE FORBES NORWOOD
DAVID WILLIAM FORBES
MARIA R. FORBES
HARRIET G. FORBES
THEODORE WATSON FORBES
LOUISE ASPLUND FORBES
CHARLIE (Fyfe)
LITTLE WILLIE (Fyfe)
MEREDITH GAIRDNER, M.D.
WALLACE McKINNEY ALEXANDER
MARY BARKER ALEXANDER
MARTHA ALEXANDER GERBODE
BARBARA ANN LUCE GOSS
GEORGE EDWARD GOSS, JR.
GEORGE E. GOSS
HOWARD HITCHCOCK GOSS - scattered at sea
ALMEDA TOWNSEND GOSS
JAY K. GOSS
MARILYN M. GOSS
JOHN T. GOSS
EMELINE REA GREEN
HARRIET P. GREEN
�37A
Aiken
111
57
Green
Gulick
58
Gulick
60
Gulick
118
Gulick
59
Gulick
81B
133H
Hendrie
Hitchcock
29B
64A
64
65
Hoyer
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
3
Kanui
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
REV. J. PORTER GREEN
ALICE WALBRIDGE GULICK
THOMAS LAFON GULICK
WILLIAM HOOKER GULICK (buried elsewhere)
ALICE GORDON GULICK
JOHN T. GULICK
FRANCES A. STEVENS GULICK
PETER JOHNSON GULICK
FANNY THOMAS GULICK
JULIA A.E. GULICK
THEODORE WELD GULICK (buried elsewhere)
AGNES THOMPSON GULICK
KATIE, Adopted Daughter of
REV & MRS L.H. GULICK
SIDNEY LEWIS GULICK
CARA FISHER GULICK
ORRAMEL HINCKLEY GULICK
ANN ELIZA CLARK GULICK
LUTHER HALSEY GULICK (buried elswhere)
LOUISA LEWIS GULICK
MARGARET MELANPHY HENDRIE
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
NO STONE child of Capt Hoyer
A.F.J. (Abbie Frances Johnson
ELLEN A. JOHNSON
LOIS S. JOHNSON
REV.E.& L.S. JOHNSON
WILLIAM TENNOOE KANUI
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Kay
69
92
Kekela
Keniston
4
6
8
7
Knapp
Leslie
Locke
Locke
37B
17
21
16
70
Lyman
Lyons
Lyons
Lyons
Mann
68
Martin
127A
Marx
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
REV. JAMES KEKELA
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
GRACE MONTAGUE COOKE
HENRY BALDWIN COOKE
INFANT SON OF DOUGLAS AND ELIZABETH
COOK
JAMES SHEPARD COOKE
FRED WILDER COOKE
MAUD PERRINE COOKE
DOUGLAS ALEXANDER COOKE
IDA MARY KENISTON
MAUD BALDWIN COOKE
EMILY COOKE OSBORNE
HORTON O. KNAPP
No name on marker: SARAH LESLIE
EDWIN LOCKE
MARTHA L. R. LOCKE
WILLIAM HENRY LOCKE
DONALD MAKALAKA McCLUSKLY
CURTIS JERRE LYONS
FIDELIA M. LYONS
MRS. BETSEY CURTIS LYONS
SOPHIE EMERSON MANN
SOPHIE E. MANN
MARIA OGDEN
KEKELA MARTIN
MARY ELOISE CASTLE MARX
BENJAMIN LODGE MARX
�37A
Aiken
37B
137
80
McCluskly
Mead
Melanphy
98B
Midkiff
98B
Morris
31
136A
119
35
68
Munn
Nef
Newcomb
Ogden
Ogden
92
Osborne
135
106
109
107
108
110
38
Paris
Parker
Parker
Parker
Parker
Parker
Patton
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
DONALD MAKALAKA McCLUSKLY
HELEN CASTLE MEAD
E. F. MELANPHY
JULIETTE COOKE MELANPHY
RUTH RICHARDS MIDKIFF
MARY WILSON MIDKIFF
FRANK ELBERT MIDKIFF
ELIZABETH MIDKIFF MORRIS
RUTH RICHARDS MIDKIFF
MARY WILSON MIDKIFF
FRANK ELBERT MIDKIFF
ELIZABETH MIDKIFF MORRIS
MRS. LOUISA C. MUNN
ELINOR CASTLE NEF
BEATRICE CASTLE NEWCOMB
MARIA C. OGDEN
MARIA OGDEN
KEKELA MARTIN
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
GRACE MONTAGUE COOKE
HENRY BALDWIN COOKE
INFANT SON OF DOUGLAS AND ELIZABETH
COOK
JAMES SHEPARD COOKE
FRED WILDER COOKE
MAUD PERRINE COOKE
DOUGLAS ALEXANDER COOKE
IDA MARY KENISTON
MAUD BALDWIN COOKE
EMILY COOKE OSBORNE
ANNA MATILDA PARIS
BENJAMIN W. PARKER
CAROLINE D. PARKER
MARY E. PARKER
MARY S. PARKER
REV. HENRY H. PARKER
MARIA PATTON CHAMBERLAIN
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Peacock
93
Pratt
61
98A
Rand
Richards
98
Richards
13
22
15
14A
5
55
Rogers
Rogers
Rogers
Rogers
Rowell
Shaw
52
9
24
Shaw
Shepard
Skinner
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
ELISE COOKE PRATT
ALICE HASTINGS COOKE
JAMES DOYLE PRATT
ALICE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
EMILY PRATT THAYER
SARANNE CRAWFORD COOKE
WILLIE RAND
MARY ATHERTON RICHARDS
THEODORE RICHARDS
MURIEL RICHARDS
THEDORE RICHARDS
MARY ATHERTON RICHARDS
MURIEL RICHARDS
EDMUND H. ROGERS
EDMUND H. ROGERS (Junior)
ELIZABETH M. HITCHCOCK ROGERS
MARY WARD ROGERS
WILLIAM EDWARDS ROWELL
JONATHAN SHAW
DELIA BISHOP SHAW
RUTH C. SHAW
unmarked STEPHEN SHEPARD
MARY CHARLTON SKINNER
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Spaulding
138
133
Tenney
Tenney
93
Thayer
134A
Tozzer
100
101
45B
Turner
Turner
Vollrath
14
114A
Ward
Weaver
114
Weaver
129B
Westervelt
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
LORENZO P. TENNEY
SAMUEL NORTHRUP CASTLE
AGELINE LORAINE TENNEY
MARY TENNEY
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
ELISE COOKE PRATT
ALICE HASTINGS COOKE
JAMES DOYLE PRATT
ALICE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
EMILY PRATT THAYER
SARANNE CRAWFORD COOKE
MARGARET C. TOZZER
ALFRED M. TOZZER
ANNE TOZZER
CHARLES TURNER
MARY ANNIS COOKE TURNER
HARVEY MARTIN VOLLRATH
FRANCES VOLLRATH
MARY WARD
PHILIP LIMAIKAIKA WEAVER
AGNES CRARY WEAVER
PHILIP LISCUM WEAVER
ELLEN ARMSTRONG WEAVER
ANDREW CASTLE WESTERVELT
�37A
Aiken
129A
Westervelt
127
Williams
82A
Wood
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
WILLIAM D. WESTERVELT
CAROLINE CASTLE WESTERVELT
CLAIRE ELOISE COLEMAN
WILLIAM FREDERIC WILLIAMS
MARTHA MELANPHY WOOD
This is the list of those memorialized in the new section begun in 1920.
Plot
N26
Last Name
Alexander
N16
Brossy
N17
Cooke
N1
Cooke
N39 - N40 Cooke
N10
Derby
N7
N20
Dillingham
Ehlke
N33 - N34 Gilbert
N21
N12
Goodell
Halford
N18
Jenkins
N5
Knapp
N19
La Roche
N13
N30
Loomis
Midkiff
N4
Moody
N23
Ogburn
Name
JAMES ALTON ALEXANDER
HENRY ARTHUR ALEXANDER
NORENE JONES ALEXANDER
FRANCES KAY BROSSY
FREDERIC A. BROSSY, JR. (still living 2022)
HARRISON RICE COOKE
DOROTHEA SLOGGETT COOKE
IDA WHAN WATERHOUSE
ELNORA STURGEON COOKE
SAMUEL ALEXANDER COOKE
MARY MORAGNE COOKE
STEPHEN ARTHUR DERBY
DORA COOKE DERBY
MARY COOKE DILLINGHAM
ROGER ANSTIN SCHLEIF
MARIE ELLERT EHLKE
MARGARET S. EHLKE
EDMUND E.C. EHLKE
MARILYN RICE SEXTON
AMY BOYNTON GILBERT
JAMES BOYNTON SEXTON
LELA MARIE WILLIAMS GOODELL
FRANCIS JOHN HALFORD, M.D.
FRANK ATHERTON HALFORD
MARJORY ATHERTON WIGHTMAN
SALLY ELIZABETH PFEFFER
BESSIE TWIGG-SMITH
ELIZABETH "IBBY" JENKINS
RICHARD HANS RICE
FRANCELLA KNAPP
JOSEPH ALBERT LA ROCHE III
SHERI LEE PINTO LA ROCHE
ALBERTINE LOOMIS
ROBERT RICHARDS MIDKIFF
EVANITA SUMNER MIDKIFF
GEORGE HARRISON MOODY
HARRIET RICE MOODY
HUGH BELL OGBURN
NANCY WRENN OGBURN
�37A
Aiken
N14
Paris
N18
Pfeffer
N2
Rice
N3
Rice
N5
Rice
N25
N41
Richards
Richards
N25A
N24
Richards
Richards
N11
Rohlfing
N20
Schleif
N33 - N34 Sexton
N31
Sexton
N32
Sexton
N33 - N34 Sexton
Statue
Statue
N8
Steadman
N6
Strong
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
DOROTHEA COOKE PARIS
EDWIN LEWERS PARIS
WILLIS LORING WARNER
MARYANN PARIS WARNER
MARY ALICE WARNER
SALLY ELIZABETH PFEFFER
BESSIE TWIGG-SMITH
ELIZABETH "IBBY" JENKINS
ARTHUR HYDE RICE III
ELIZABETH COOKE RICE
ARTHUR HYDE RICE
ELIZABETH FORREST RICE
RICHARD HANS RICE
FRANCELLA KNAPP
CATHERINE JONES RICHARDS THOMPSON
HERBERT MONTAGUE RICHARDS, JR. "MONTY"
ELEANORE ATHERTON CHONG "ELLY" (still living
2022)
LAWRENCE P RICHARDS
RUSSELL LOWELL RICHARDS
ANNA MARIE RICHARDS
ERIC BRADFORD ROHLFING
JOAN HALFORD ROHLFING
ROGER ANSTIN SCHLEIF
MARIE ELLERT EHLKE
MARGARET S. EHLKE
EDMUND E.C. EHLKE
HAROLD MILLER SEXTON, M.D.
AUDREY GRACE BOYNTON SEXTON
MARJORY ANN SEXTON
ADRIENNE NORTON BROWN SEXTON
LEO LLOYD SEXTON JR.
ELEANOR WISHARD SEXTON
LEO LLOYD SEXTON, M.D.
EMILY RICE SEXTON
MARILYN RICE SEXTON
AMY BOYNTON GILBERT
JAMES BOYNTON SEXTON
WEEPING WOMAN or Grieving Woman
Stephan Abel Sinding, Scandinavian Sculptor
ca. 1920
MARTHA COOKE STEADMAN
ALVA EDGAR STEADMAN
MARY LOVE STEADMAN
HAROLD ELWOOD STRONG, JR.
�37A
Aiken
N15
Sunter
N25
N18
Thompson
Twigg-Smith
N14
Warner
N1
Waterhouse
N12
Wightman
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
SARAH RODGERS SUNTER
ALBERT SUNTER
ARTHUR WHITTIER SUNTER
EDITH MABEL SUNTER
MARY FELTER SUNTER
EDWIN SUNTER
MARY EVANGELINE SUNTER
CATHERINE JONES RICHARDS THOMPSON
SALLY ELIZABETH PFEFFER
BESSIE TWIGG-SMITH
ELIZABETH "IBBY" JENKINS
DOROTHEA COOKE PARIS
EDWIN LEWERS PARIS
WILLIS LORING WARNER
MARYANN PARIS WARNER
MARY ALICE WARNER
IDA WHAN WATERHOUSE
ELNORA STURGEON COOKE
FRANCIS JOHN HALFORD, M.D.
FRANK ATHERTON HALFORD
MARJORY ATHERTON WIGHTMAN
�37A
Aiken
N6A
Wild
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
LEE SUMMERS WILD
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Artemas Bishop
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Artemas Bishop (December 30, 1795 - December 18, 1872)
For over two years young Artemas Bishop felt the call to missionary service while engaged in his studies at Union College, New York, and later Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey. “It is the Sandwich Islands Mission in which I have been most interested from the first, & to which of all places I had rather go…”
Bishop was born in Pompey, New York on December 30, 1795. Near the time of his departure to Hawaiʻi, he met and married Elizabeth Edwards, a childhood schoolmate of Lucy Goodale Thurston, with whom she shared a dream of missionary service.
The Bishops arrived in Hawai`i April 23, 1823, on the ship Thames, as part of the second company of missionaries sent to the islands by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Their assignments took them from Honolulu to Kauai and to Kona on Hawai`i Island, where they worked alongside the Thurston family. There they had two children.
Bishop had shown a talent for languages while attending college. In Hawaii, he used that talent to translate, with fellow missionaries and Hawaiian advisors, parts of five books of the New Testament and seven books of the Old Testament. In addition, he translated six mathematics books, wrote a Hawaiian-to -English phrase book, and translated Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, then the second most popular book in the world.
In 1823, Bishop took part in a three-hundred-mile exploratory expedition on foot and by canoe, around the island of Hawai`i with Asa Thurston, Joseph Goodrich, a guide, Makoa, a mechanic by the name of Harwood, and the English missionary William Ellis, undertaken to scout sites for new mission stations.
Elizabeth Bishop died in February of 1828, and Bishop remarried by the end of the year. His second wife was Delia Stone, who raised Bishop’s children in Kona and in ‘Ewa, O`ahu, where the Bishops were later stationed. In ‘Ewa, Bishop’s mission became that of assuring the succession of ministers for the Congregational Protestant church through the ordaining of native Hawaiian pastors.
In later years Bishop made a voyage to the Marquesas Islands as part of a deputation from the ABCFM. After returning to Hawai`i, he became a surveyor for the government, earning enough that he and his wife, upon leaving the mission’s work, were able to build a house in Honolulu, where they spent their last days.
Artemas Bishop
Born December 30, 1795, Pompey, Oswego, New York
Died December 18, 1872 Honolulu, Hawai`i
Sources:
Partners in Change, David Forbes, Ralph Kam, Thomas Woods, editors; Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society, 2018
Nancy J. Morris, Robert Benedetto Nā Kahu: Portraits of Native Hawaiian Pastors at Home and Abroad, 1820–1900
Ellis, William. A Narrative Tour of Hawaii London H. Fisher, Son, and P. Jackson; Hatchard and Son; Seeley and Son; Hamilton, Adams, and Company; Sherwood and Company; J. Nisbet; Simpkin and Marshall; and J. Duncan 1827
Thurston, Lucy. Life and Times of Lucy G. Thurston, S.C. Andrews, Ann Arbor, Michigan 1882
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Anna Charlotte Rice Cooke
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Anna Charlotte Rice Cooke (September 5, 1853 - August 8, 1934)
Anna Rice Cooke founded the wonderful Honolulu Museum of Art. The youngest child of missionaries William and Mary Sophia Rice, she lived a simple life as a child but later traveled, with her mother, brother-in-law, and his children, to Germany. Here she visited art museums which began her life-long love of art.
Anna Rice married Charles Montague Cooke in 1874. The Cookes built a life in Honolulu’s center, first living with his parents at the frame house which you see across the street from this cemetery, then on Beretania Street, at the current site of the Honolulu Museum of Art. Mr. Cooke was a founder of the Bank of Hawai’i, and served as a trustee for the Bishop Estate. They created the Cooke Foundation which continues today to serve the community through art, humanities, and educational grants.
When her husband died, Anna traveled to Asia and Canada with her daughter, and as they traveled they collected paintings, drawings, sculptures, porcelain, and textiles. She enjoyed displaying her treasures at home but eventually decided that the best thing she could do with all of these things was to create a museum so everyone could enjoy them. In 1920 she moved from Beretania Street to Makiki Heights, and her house was torn down and the museum was built on the site.
Central to the museum's idea was her philosophy that art was for everyone, and specifically everyone in Hawai’i. She wanted Hawaiian architecture for the building and followed a plan of displaying only some of the work at any given time in order to create a harmony between display spaces and the pieces themselves. When the building was finished and displays created, she invited schools to visit, and if that were impossible, she took photo reproductions of pieces, and sometimes the pieces themselves, to rural schools. She was the first woman in Hawai’i to obtain a driver’s license, in order to accomplish these visits. Because she felt so strongly about the place of art in education, she called the museum The Honolulu Academy of Art, so that its role in the lives of the people would not be forgotten. The name of the institution was changed in 2012.
Anna Charlotte Rice Cooke
Born September 5, 1853 Punahou, Hawai’i,
Died August 8, 1934 Honolulu, Hawai’i
Sources:
Partners in Change, David Forbes, Ralph Kam, Thomas Woods, editors; Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society, 2018
Notable Women of Hawaii, Barbara Bennett Peterson, editor, University of Hawaii Press 1984
https://www.hawaiimagazine.com/the-cooke-foundation-nurturing-the-next-generation-of-givers/
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Agnes Baldwin Alexander (July 21, 1875 - January 1, 1971)
Ms. Alexander is best known as the first Bahá’i of Hawai`i and the missioner who carried the faith to Japan and eastern Asia.
She was the youngest of five children born to William DeWitt Alexander* and Abigail Charlotte (Baldwin) Alexander and granddaughter of two mission families - Reverend William and Mary Ann Alexander and Reverend Dr. Dwight and Charlotte Baldwin. Born in Honolulu, she attended Oahu College (now Punahou School) and furthered her studies in education at the University of California at Berkeley and at Oberlin College. She worked at Punahou school assisting in the kindergarten, then as a second-grade teacher from 1898 to 1900.
Due to ill health, she toured North America and Europe in 1900. “It was in far off Rome,” Miss Alexander wrote, that she received the “Light of this New Day.” She learned from Mrs. Charlotte Dixon about Bahá’u’lláh, prophet-founder of the Bahá’i faith, as a new messenger from God. After three meetings with her, Agnes wrote she could not sleep, “an overwhelming realization came to me, which was neither a dream nor vision, that Christ had come on earth.” She embraced the Bahá’i cause that morning, November 26, 1900. `Abdu’l-Bahá, son of Bahá’u’lláh and head of the faith, wrote Ms. Alexander requesting her to return to Hawai`i to spread the New Gospel.
As Bahá’i believe God to be the author of all the world’s major religions, Ms. Alexander regarded her Bahá’i missionary work as an extension of her grandparents’ efforts. Returning to Honolulu, she lived with her parents and sister Mary, however the new religion upset her parents. She wrote: “Among my relatives a rumor had spread that I had taken up some strange belief. I had to show through my life, and not be words, the great happiness that had come into my life.” She continued her Bahá’i teaching quietly, patiently and person-to-person, eventually gathering together a small group of local believers.
The first public opposition to Ms. Alexander’s new beliefs came from her father. In November 1909, two itinerant Bahá’i teachers stopped in Honolulu. Ms. Alexander persuaded her father to let them deliver their first address on the lanai of the Alexander home in Makiki. Afterwards Professor Alexander wrote a newspaper editorial critical of the faith.
After her parents’ deaths in 1913, Ms. Alexander sailed to America and received a letter from `Abdu’l-Bahá directing her to travel to Japan to introduce the faith. For twenty-three years she labored to spread the Bahá’i faith in Japan and eastern Asia, including Korea and China. She supervised the translation and publication of Bahá’u’lláh and the New Era into Japanese and assisted in the translation of that work into Japanese Braille as well.
During visits home to Hawaiʻi, Ms. Alexander introduced Bahá’i teachings on Maui, Kauaʻi, and Hawaiʻi Island. She initiated a Bahá’i children’s class in 1927 and broadcast in 1933 over the radio.
Ms. Alexander earned many distinctions for her work with the faith, and her longevity enabled Ms. Alexander to see the results of her work when, in 1964 the first National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’is of the Hawaiian Islands was formed.
Ms. Alexander’s seventy years of service to her beloved faith is unparalleled among the Bahá’is of the Western world. Today Bahá’is from around the world visit this site to honor this extraordinary woman of Hawai`i. As one believer has said, “It is not possible to convey to anyone who did not know her the strength of character possessed by Agnes—her extraordinary courage, her complete selflessness, the supreme degree of renunciation apparent in all her actions, and her unshakeable faith. She was a willing and loving thrall of the cause, and in her bondage, she was as free as the ‘divine bird’ `Abdu’l-Bahá had asked her to be.”
*Ms. Alexander’s father, William DeWitt Alexander, also buried here, was born on the Mission Houses site and after serving as President of O`ahu College, became surveyor-general (1871-1901) of the kingdom as well as a recognized scholar and author.
Agnes Baldwin Alexander
Born July 21, 1875
Died January 1, 1971
As written by Duane K. Troxel in Notable Women of Hawaii, ed Barbara Bennett Peterson, (1984) pp 1-4
Sources:
Agnes B Alexander: Forty Years of the Bahai Cause in Hawaii 1902-1942 (rev. 1974)
Agnes B Alexander: History of the Bahai Faith in Japan, 1914-1938 (1977)
Elena Maria Marsella: “Agnes Baldwin Alexander: 1875-1971,” The Bahai World, vol 15 (1976), pp 423-430
Honolulu Advertiser, Jan 4, 1971
Honolulu Star Bulletin Jan 4, 1971
Eighty Golden Years, the Bahai Faith in Hawaii 1901-1981
Personal papers located in the Hawaii Bahai National Archives, Honolulu, and in the Bahai National Archives of Japan
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Names of those memorialized in Mission Memorial Cemetery.
An alphabetical listing of those stones in the “Historic Section” – from the entrance gate to
the low stone row – is followed by a listing of those in the “New” or post 1920 section – from
that low stone row back to the statue. The numbers refer to the map with the addition of the
'N' before the numbers of the “New” section.
Plot
37A
Last Name
Aiken
79B
77
79A
75
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander
79
Alexander
78
56C
56
Alexander
Andrews
Andrews
12
11
56B
113
29
113
115
113
113
Andrews
Andrews
Andrews
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
99
97B
Atherton
Atherton
97
Atherton
96
95
76
Atherton
Atherton
Atwater
73
72
71
74
117
116
Baldwin
Baldwin
Baldwin
Baldwin
Banning
Banning
Name
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
AGNES BALDWIN ALEXANDER
HENRYE M. ALEXANDER
MARY CHARLOTTE ALEXANDER
WALLACE McKINNEY ALEXANDER
MARY BARKER ALEXANDER
MARTHA ALEXANDER GERBODE
WILLIAM D. ALEXANDER
ABIGAIL C. ALEXANDER
WILLIAM DOUGLAS ALEXANDER
ALICE LORRAINE ANDREWS
REV. C.B. ANDREWS
ANNE S. ANDREWS
ELIZABETH WOODBURY ANDREWS
GEORGE P. ANDREWS
LORRIN ANDREWS
MARY JANE ARMSTRONG
REUBEN CHAPMAN ARMSTRONG
REV. RICHARD ARMSTRONG. D.D.
RICHARD BAXTER ARMSTRONG
WILLIAM NEVINS ARMSTRONG
WM. NEVINS ARMSTRONG
REUBEN CHAPMAN ARMSTRONG
BENNIE HAWLEY ATHERTON
FRANK COOKE ATHERTON
ELEANORE SIMPSON ATHERTON
JOSEPH BALLARD ATHERTON
ALEXANDER SIMPSON "PUG" ATHERTON
LEBURTA GATES ATHERTON
JOSEPH BALLARD ATHERTON
JULIETTE MONTAGUE COOKE
KATE MARION ATHERTON
SISTER KATE (Caroline F. Atherton)
EMILY S. BALDWIN ATWATER
EMILY ELLEN ATWATER
CHARLES FOWLER BALDWIN
CHARLOTTE FOWLER BALDWIN
DWIGHT BALDWIN
NATHANIEL HEWITT BALDWIN
FREDERIC ARMSTRONG BANNING
RICHARD ARMSTRONG BANNING
�37A
Aiken
34A
Beadle
30
67
Beckwith
Bindt
66
89
86
88
85
Bindt
Bingham
Bingham
Bingham
Bingham
87
50
48
Bingham
Bishop
Bishop
49
89
139
105
19
128
119
126A
Bishop
Brewster
Brinckerhoff
Brown
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
136H
134B
Castle
Castle
130B
Castle
136H
Castle
120
130A1
130C
130A2
136B
131
132
122
133H
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
Castle
125A
Castle
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
JACK HASTINGS BEADLE
ALLETHEA CHAMBERLAIN BEADLE
and their INFANT DAUGHTER
CLARA BECKWITH
CLARABELLE BINDT
CLARENCE BINDT
L. J. BINDT (Louisa Johnson)
CLARA M. BREWSTER BINGHAM
ELISABETH K. BINGHAM
HIRAM BINGHAM 2ND
LEVI PARSONS BINGHAM
JEREMIAH EVERTS BINGHAM
LYDIA BINGHAM COAN
CORNELIA SESSIONS BISHOP
REV. ARTEMAS BISHOP
MRS. ELIZABETH EDWARDS BISHOP
MRS. DELIA STONE BISHOP
REV. SERENO E. BISHOP
CLARA M. BREWSTER BINGHAM
NELLIE WHITE BRINCKERHOFF
MISS LYDIA BROWN
A.L.C. - Angeline L. Castle
A.T. CASTLE
BEATRICE CASTLE NEWCOMB
CHARLES ALFRED CASTLE
HATTIE ETHELWYN ALFRED CASTLE
FRIDA STECKNER CASTLE
GEORGE P. CASTLE
IDA TENNEY CASTLE
DOROTHY MARY CASTLE
HAROLD KAINALU LONG CASTLE
ALICE HEDEMANN CASTLE
HENRY NORTHRUP CASTLE
HELEN DOROTHY FRIDA CASTLE
IDA BEATRICE CASTLE
JAMES BICKNELL CASTLE
JAMES CHRISTIAN CASTLE
JULIA WHITE CASTLE
MABEL WING CASTLE
MARY CASTLE
MRS. ANGELINE L. CASTLE
NELSON NORTHRUP CASTLE
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
SAMUEL NORTHRUP CASTLE
�37A
Aiken
133
Castle
121
34
43A
37
41
39
44
40
38
36
18
42
Castle
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
43
42A
Chamberlain
Chamberlain
47
87
123
124
127
Clark
Coan
Coleman
Coleman
Coleman
125A
82
Coleman
Cooke
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
SAMUEL NORTHRUP CASTLE
AGELINE LORAINE TENNEY
MARY TENNEY
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
WILLIAM RICHARDS CASTLE
ALLETHEA MARIA CHAMBERLAIN
CLIO OLIVIA CHAMBERLAIN
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN
J. EVARTS CHAMBERLAIN
LEVI CHAMBERLAIN
LEVI T. CHAMBERLAIN 1837 - 1917
MARIA PATTON CHAMBERLAIN
MARIA PATTON CHAMBERLAIN
MARTHA A. CHAMBERLAIN
S.E.C. - Sarah Elizabeth Chamberlain
WARREN CHAMBERLAIN
CELIA W. CHAMBERLAIN
WARREN LEVI CHAMBERLAIN
WILLIAM WARREN CHAMBERLAIN 1873 - 1951
CLIO NEWTON CHAMBERLAIN 1878 - 1966
MRS. MARY KITTREDGE
LYDIA BINGHAM COAN
CHARLES ALFRED CASTLE COLEMAN
CHARLES CARSON COLEMAN
CLAIRE ELOISE COLEMAN
WILLIAM FREDERIC WILLIAMS
HARRIET ANGELINE CASTLE COLEMAN
A. FRANCIS COOKE
LILANET L. COOKE
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Cooke
102
104
97
Cooke
Cooke
Cooke
94
91
93
Cooke
Cooke
Cooke
92
Cooke
103
81
Cooke
Cooke
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
CLARENCE W. COOKE
DEA. AMOS STARR COOKE
JOSEPH BALLARD ATHERTON
JULIETTE MONTAGUE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
ELISE COOKE PRATT
ALICE HASTINGS COOKE
JAMES DOYLE PRATT
ALICE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
EMILY PRATT THAYER
SARANNE CRAWFORD COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
GRACE MONTAGUE COOKE
HENRY BALDWIN COOKE
INFANT SON OF DOUGLAS AND ELIZABETH
COOK
JAMES SHEPARD COOKE
FRED WILDER COOKE
MAUD PERRINE COOKE
DOUGLAS ALEXANDER COOKE
IDA MARY KENISTON
MAUD BALDWIN COOKE
EMILY COOKE OSBORNE
JULIETTE M. COOKE
MARGARET MONTAGUE COOKE
�37A
Aiken
32
1
23
23
23
28
26B
27
Crawford
Derby
Doane
Doane
Doane
Dole
Dole
Dole
25
26
25B
Dole
Dole
Dole
25A
55B
Dole
Fisher
45
Forbes
46
45A
Forbes
Forbes
46A
Forbes
46B
Forbes
63
62
10
75
Fyfe
Fyfe
Gairdner
Gerbode
140D
Goss
140A
Goss
140C
140B
Goss
Goss
112A
112
Green
Green
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HARRIET STURGES CRAWFORD
CHARLES DERBY ESQ.
GEORGE W. DOANE
REV. EDWARD T. DOANE
SARAH W. DOANE
CARL DREIER DOLE
CHARLES SUMNER DOLE
GEORGE H. DOLE
CLARA M. R. DOLE
MRS. CHARLOTTE C. DOLE
MRS. EMILY H. DOLE
SANFORD B. DOLE
ANNA C. DOLE
WALTER S. DOLE
THOMAS ASBURY FISHER
JESSIE SHAW FISHER
HAVRAH DAVID FISHER
ANDERSON O. FORBES
MARIA J. FORBES
ANNIE ISABELLA FORBES
EUREKA B. FORBES
WILLIAM J. FORBES
FREDERICK B. FORBES
KATE WATSON FORBES
MARION FORBES LOPP
ROY DANIEL LOPP
KATHARINE FORBES NORWOOD
DAVID WILLIAM FORBES
MARIA R. FORBES
HARRIET G. FORBES
THEODORE WATSON FORBES
LOUISE ASPLUND FORBES
CHARLIE (Fyfe)
LITTLE WILLIE (Fyfe)
MEREDITH GAIRDNER, M.D.
WALLACE McKINNEY ALEXANDER
MARY BARKER ALEXANDER
MARTHA ALEXANDER GERBODE
BARBARA ANN LUCE GOSS
GEORGE EDWARD GOSS, JR.
GEORGE E. GOSS
HOWARD HITCHCOCK GOSS - scattered at sea
ALMEDA TOWNSEND GOSS
JAY K. GOSS
MARILYN M. GOSS
JOHN T. GOSS
EMELINE REA GREEN
HARRIET P. GREEN
�37A
Aiken
111
57
Green
Gulick
58
Gulick
60
Gulick
118
Gulick
59
Gulick
81B
133H
Hendrie
Hitchcock
29B
64A
64
65
Hoyer
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
3
Kanui
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
REV. J. PORTER GREEN
ALICE WALBRIDGE GULICK
THOMAS LAFON GULICK
WILLIAM HOOKER GULICK (buried elsewhere)
ALICE GORDON GULICK
JOHN T. GULICK
FRANCES A. STEVENS GULICK
PETER JOHNSON GULICK
FANNY THOMAS GULICK
JULIA A.E. GULICK
THEODORE WELD GULICK (buried elsewhere)
AGNES THOMPSON GULICK
KATIE, Adopted Daughter of
REV & MRS L.H. GULICK
SIDNEY LEWIS GULICK
CARA FISHER GULICK
ORRAMEL HINCKLEY GULICK
ANN ELIZA CLARK GULICK
LUTHER HALSEY GULICK (buried elswhere)
LOUISA LEWIS GULICK
MARGARET MELANPHY HENDRIE
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
NO STONE child of Capt Hoyer
A.F.J. (Abbie Frances Johnson
ELLEN A. JOHNSON
LOIS S. JOHNSON
REV.E.& L.S. JOHNSON
WILLIAM TENNOOE KANUI
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Kay
69
92
Kekela
Keniston
4
6
8
7
Knapp
Leslie
Locke
Locke
37B
17
21
16
70
Lyman
Lyons
Lyons
Lyons
Mann
68
Martin
127A
Marx
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
REV. JAMES KEKELA
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
GRACE MONTAGUE COOKE
HENRY BALDWIN COOKE
INFANT SON OF DOUGLAS AND ELIZABETH
COOK
JAMES SHEPARD COOKE
FRED WILDER COOKE
MAUD PERRINE COOKE
DOUGLAS ALEXANDER COOKE
IDA MARY KENISTON
MAUD BALDWIN COOKE
EMILY COOKE OSBORNE
HORTON O. KNAPP
No name on marker: SARAH LESLIE
EDWIN LOCKE
MARTHA L. R. LOCKE
WILLIAM HENRY LOCKE
DONALD MAKALAKA McCLUSKLY
CURTIS JERRE LYONS
FIDELIA M. LYONS
MRS. BETSEY CURTIS LYONS
SOPHIE EMERSON MANN
SOPHIE E. MANN
MARIA OGDEN
KEKELA MARTIN
MARY ELOISE CASTLE MARX
BENJAMIN LODGE MARX
�37A
Aiken
37B
137
80
McCluskly
Mead
Melanphy
98B
Midkiff
98B
Morris
31
136A
119
35
68
Munn
Nef
Newcomb
Ogden
Ogden
92
Osborne
135
106
109
107
108
110
38
Paris
Parker
Parker
Parker
Parker
Parker
Patton
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
DONALD MAKALAKA McCLUSKLY
HELEN CASTLE MEAD
E. F. MELANPHY
JULIETTE COOKE MELANPHY
RUTH RICHARDS MIDKIFF
MARY WILSON MIDKIFF
FRANK ELBERT MIDKIFF
ELIZABETH MIDKIFF MORRIS
RUTH RICHARDS MIDKIFF
MARY WILSON MIDKIFF
FRANK ELBERT MIDKIFF
ELIZABETH MIDKIFF MORRIS
MRS. LOUISA C. MUNN
ELINOR CASTLE NEF
BEATRICE CASTLE NEWCOMB
MARIA C. OGDEN
MARIA OGDEN
KEKELA MARTIN
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
GRACE MONTAGUE COOKE
HENRY BALDWIN COOKE
INFANT SON OF DOUGLAS AND ELIZABETH
COOK
JAMES SHEPARD COOKE
FRED WILDER COOKE
MAUD PERRINE COOKE
DOUGLAS ALEXANDER COOKE
IDA MARY KENISTON
MAUD BALDWIN COOKE
EMILY COOKE OSBORNE
ANNA MATILDA PARIS
BENJAMIN W. PARKER
CAROLINE D. PARKER
MARY E. PARKER
MARY S. PARKER
REV. HENRY H. PARKER
MARIA PATTON CHAMBERLAIN
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Peacock
93
Pratt
61
98A
Rand
Richards
98
Richards
13
22
15
14A
5
55
Rogers
Rogers
Rogers
Rogers
Rowell
Shaw
52
9
24
Shaw
Shepard
Skinner
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
ELISE COOKE PRATT
ALICE HASTINGS COOKE
JAMES DOYLE PRATT
ALICE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
EMILY PRATT THAYER
SARANNE CRAWFORD COOKE
WILLIE RAND
MARY ATHERTON RICHARDS
THEODORE RICHARDS
MURIEL RICHARDS
THEDORE RICHARDS
MARY ATHERTON RICHARDS
MURIEL RICHARDS
EDMUND H. ROGERS
EDMUND H. ROGERS (Junior)
ELIZABETH M. HITCHCOCK ROGERS
MARY WARD ROGERS
WILLIAM EDWARDS ROWELL
JONATHAN SHAW
DELIA BISHOP SHAW
RUTH C. SHAW
unmarked STEPHEN SHEPARD
MARY CHARLTON SKINNER
�37A
Aiken
83/83A
Spaulding
138
133
Tenney
Tenney
93
Thayer
134A
Tozzer
100
101
45B
Turner
Turner
Vollrath
14
114A
Ward
Weaver
114
Weaver
129B
Westervelt
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
CHARLES M. COOKE
ANNA C. COOKE
WILLIAM H.R. COOKE
DOROTHEA I. COOKE
CLARENCE H. COOKE, JR.
LILY L. COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE
ANN COOKE KAY
CLARENCE HYDE COOKE
DAGMAR SORENSON COOKE
C. MONTAGUE COOKE, JR.
ALICE COOKE SPAULDING
MURIEL HOWATT COOKE
PHILIP E. SPAULDING
ELIZA LEFFERTS COOKE
THEODORE A. COOKE
LORRAINE DAY COOKE
RICHARD A. COOKE, JR.
PATRICIA COOKE PEACOCK
PHILIP E. SPAULDING, JR.
LORENZO P. TENNEY
SAMUEL NORTHRUP CASTLE
AGELINE LORAINE TENNEY
MARY TENNEY
SAMUEL CASTLE
EUNICE CASTLE HITCHCOCK
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
ELISE COOKE PRATT
ALICE HASTINGS COOKE
JAMES DOYLE PRATT
ALICE COOKE
JOSEPH PLATT COOKE
EMILY PRATT THAYER
SARANNE CRAWFORD COOKE
MARGARET C. TOZZER
ALFRED M. TOZZER
ANNE TOZZER
CHARLES TURNER
MARY ANNIS COOKE TURNER
HARVEY MARTIN VOLLRATH
FRANCES VOLLRATH
MARY WARD
PHILIP LIMAIKAIKA WEAVER
AGNES CRARY WEAVER
PHILIP LISCUM WEAVER
ELLEN ARMSTRONG WEAVER
ANDREW CASTLE WESTERVELT
�37A
Aiken
129A
Westervelt
127
Williams
82A
Wood
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
WILLIAM D. WESTERVELT
CAROLINE CASTLE WESTERVELT
CLAIRE ELOISE COLEMAN
WILLIAM FREDERIC WILLIAMS
MARTHA MELANPHY WOOD
This is the list of those memorialized in the new section begun in 1920.
Plot
N26
Last Name
Alexander
N16
Brossy
N17
Cooke
N1
Cooke
N39 - N40 Cooke
N10
Derby
N7
N20
Dillingham
Ehlke
N33 - N34 Gilbert
N21
N12
Goodell
Halford
N18
Jenkins
N5
Knapp
N19
La Roche
N13
N30
Loomis
Midkiff
N4
Moody
N23
Ogburn
Name
JAMES ALTON ALEXANDER
HENRY ARTHUR ALEXANDER
NORENE JONES ALEXANDER
FRANCES KAY BROSSY
FREDERIC A. BROSSY, JR. (still living 2022)
HARRISON RICE COOKE
DOROTHEA SLOGGETT COOKE
IDA WHAN WATERHOUSE
ELNORA STURGEON COOKE
SAMUEL ALEXANDER COOKE
MARY MORAGNE COOKE
STEPHEN ARTHUR DERBY
DORA COOKE DERBY
MARY COOKE DILLINGHAM
ROGER ANSTIN SCHLEIF
MARIE ELLERT EHLKE
MARGARET S. EHLKE
EDMUND E.C. EHLKE
MARILYN RICE SEXTON
AMY BOYNTON GILBERT
JAMES BOYNTON SEXTON
LELA MARIE WILLIAMS GOODELL
FRANCIS JOHN HALFORD, M.D.
FRANK ATHERTON HALFORD
MARJORY ATHERTON WIGHTMAN
SALLY ELIZABETH PFEFFER
BESSIE TWIGG-SMITH
ELIZABETH "IBBY" JENKINS
RICHARD HANS RICE
FRANCELLA KNAPP
JOSEPH ALBERT LA ROCHE III
SHERI LEE PINTO LA ROCHE
ALBERTINE LOOMIS
ROBERT RICHARDS MIDKIFF
EVANITA SUMNER MIDKIFF
GEORGE HARRISON MOODY
HARRIET RICE MOODY
HUGH BELL OGBURN
NANCY WRENN OGBURN
�37A
Aiken
N14
Paris
N18
Pfeffer
N2
Rice
N3
Rice
N5
Rice
N25
N41
Richards
Richards
N25A
N24
Richards
Richards
N11
Rohlfing
N20
Schleif
N33 - N34 Sexton
N31
Sexton
N32
Sexton
N33 - N34 Sexton
Statue
Statue
N8
Steadman
N6
Strong
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
DOROTHEA COOKE PARIS
EDWIN LEWERS PARIS
WILLIS LORING WARNER
MARYANN PARIS WARNER
MARY ALICE WARNER
SALLY ELIZABETH PFEFFER
BESSIE TWIGG-SMITH
ELIZABETH "IBBY" JENKINS
ARTHUR HYDE RICE III
ELIZABETH COOKE RICE
ARTHUR HYDE RICE
ELIZABETH FORREST RICE
RICHARD HANS RICE
FRANCELLA KNAPP
CATHERINE JONES RICHARDS THOMPSON
HERBERT MONTAGUE RICHARDS, JR. "MONTY"
ELEANORE ATHERTON CHONG "ELLY" (still living
2022)
LAWRENCE P RICHARDS
RUSSELL LOWELL RICHARDS
ANNA MARIE RICHARDS
ERIC BRADFORD ROHLFING
JOAN HALFORD ROHLFING
ROGER ANSTIN SCHLEIF
MARIE ELLERT EHLKE
MARGARET S. EHLKE
EDMUND E.C. EHLKE
HAROLD MILLER SEXTON, M.D.
AUDREY GRACE BOYNTON SEXTON
MARJORY ANN SEXTON
ADRIENNE NORTON BROWN SEXTON
LEO LLOYD SEXTON JR.
ELEANOR WISHARD SEXTON
LEO LLOYD SEXTON, M.D.
EMILY RICE SEXTON
MARILYN RICE SEXTON
AMY BOYNTON GILBERT
JAMES BOYNTON SEXTON
WEEPING WOMAN or Grieving Woman
Stephan Abel Sinding, Scandinavian Sculptor
ca. 1920
MARTHA COOKE STEADMAN
ALVA EDGAR STEADMAN
MARY LOVE STEADMAN
HAROLD ELWOOD STRONG, JR.
�37A
Aiken
N15
Sunter
N25
N18
Thompson
Twigg-Smith
N14
Warner
N1
Waterhouse
N12
Wightman
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
SARAH RODGERS SUNTER
ALBERT SUNTER
ARTHUR WHITTIER SUNTER
EDITH MABEL SUNTER
MARY FELTER SUNTER
EDWIN SUNTER
MARY EVANGELINE SUNTER
CATHERINE JONES RICHARDS THOMPSON
SALLY ELIZABETH PFEFFER
BESSIE TWIGG-SMITH
ELIZABETH "IBBY" JENKINS
DOROTHEA COOKE PARIS
EDWIN LEWERS PARIS
WILLIS LORING WARNER
MARYANN PARIS WARNER
MARY ALICE WARNER
IDA WHAN WATERHOUSE
ELNORA STURGEON COOKE
FRANCIS JOHN HALFORD, M.D.
FRANK ATHERTON HALFORD
MARJORY ATHERTON WIGHTMAN
�37A
Aiken
N6A
Wild
HELEN CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
HELEN FLORES AIKEN
MALCOLM CHAMBERLAIN AIKEN
LEE SUMMERS WILD
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Title
A name given to the resource
Names of those memorialized in Mission Memorial Cemetery.
Description
An account of the resource
An alphabetical listing of those stones in the “Historic Section” – from the entrance gate to the low stone row – is followed by a listing of those in the “New” or post 1920 section – from that low stone row back to the statue. The numbers refer to the map with the addition of the N before the numbers of the “New” section.