Photo is NOT Mr. Burknapp.
Aged 18. Buried by Mrs. Reynolds.
Please note this memorial was originally created by a known fictionalizer on FindAGrave. The photos are generally stock and historical photos of unidentified people, and not those named in the memorials. Some photos were used multiple times. His photos of people have been deleted almost entirely from Silver Terrace cemeteries, but the same has yet to be done for Gold Hill. Data such as full birth dates and places (when not shown on the gravestone) have no source and were invented. If you added these photo and "facts" to your family tree, please be sure to verify everything carefully.
[Rickards fiction: Samuel H. Burknapp Was born in the State of Vermont sep 15 1845, he moved to Nevada with his family in the late 1850's and settled in Gold Hill NV where he worked as a miner. He was killed on Dec. 18th 1863 at age 18 in a mining accident at the Yellow Jacket mine and was laid to rest in the Gold Hill Cemetery. His grave stone has been smashed or stolen by vandals.]
Aged 18. Buried by Mrs. Reynolds.
Please note this memorial was originally created by a known fictionalizer on FindAGrave. The photos are generally stock and historical photos of unidentified people, and not those named in the memorials. Some photos were used multiple times. His photos of people have been deleted almost entirely from Silver Terrace cemeteries, but the same has yet to be done for Gold Hill. Data such as full birth dates and places (when not shown on the gravestone) have no source and were invented. If you added these photo and "facts" to your family tree, please be sure to verify everything carefully.
[Rickards fiction: Samuel H. Burknapp Was born in the State of Vermont sep 15 1845, he moved to Nevada with his family in the late 1850's and settled in Gold Hill NV where he worked as a miner. He was killed on Dec. 18th 1863 at age 18 in a mining accident at the Yellow Jacket mine and was laid to rest in the Gold Hill Cemetery. His grave stone has been smashed or stolen by vandals.]
Photo is NOT Mr. Burknapp.
Aged 18. Buried by Mrs. Reynolds.
Please note this memorial was originally created by a known fictionalizer on FindAGrave. The photos are generally stock and historical photos of unidentified people, and not those named in the memorials. Some photos were used multiple times. His photos of people have been deleted almost entirely from Silver Terrace cemeteries, but the same has yet to be done for Gold Hill. Data such as full birth dates and places (when not shown on the gravestone) have no source and were invented. If you added these photo and "facts" to your family tree, please be sure to verify everything carefully.
[Rickards fiction: Samuel H. Burknapp Was born in the State of Vermont sep 15 1845, he moved to Nevada with his family in the late 1850's and settled in Gold Hill NV where he worked as a miner. He was killed on Dec. 18th 1863 at age 18 in a mining accident at the Yellow Jacket mine and was laid to rest in the Gold Hill Cemetery. His grave stone has been smashed or stolen by vandals.]
Aged 18. Buried by Mrs. Reynolds.
Please note this memorial was originally created by a known fictionalizer on FindAGrave. The photos are generally stock and historical photos of unidentified people, and not those named in the memorials. Some photos were used multiple times. His photos of people have been deleted almost entirely from Silver Terrace cemeteries, but the same has yet to be done for Gold Hill. Data such as full birth dates and places (when not shown on the gravestone) have no source and were invented. If you added these photo and "facts" to your family tree, please be sure to verify everything carefully.
[Rickards fiction: Samuel H. Burknapp Was born in the State of Vermont sep 15 1845, he moved to Nevada with his family in the late 1850's and settled in Gold Hill NV where he worked as a miner. He was killed on Dec. 18th 1863 at age 18 in a mining accident at the Yellow Jacket mine and was laid to rest in the Gold Hill Cemetery. His grave stone has been smashed or stolen by vandals.]
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