Birth of James Buckley Lindsay
Mother; Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay, age: 25 and Father; James Robert Lindsay, age: 36 Two Older Sisters: Alice Lindsay, age: 5 and Mary Lindsay, age: 3 // At the Time, the Family was living in a smaller communitte near "Frisco, Utah" called "Elephant City".
Mother, Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay and Family of two little girls and boy were over on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodhouse, in Beaver, Utah, when, after being here only a few days, the children were taken down sick with measles and Pnemonia; after an illness of about three days the little boy succumbed (died)
First Burial Place; 10 May 1882, Fort Cameron, Beaver, Beaver, Utah Territory, United States
When James Buckley Lindsay died, he was buried in a Cemetery located at the Fort near East of Beaver, Utah. This Fort's name was "Fort Cameron" Later they dug up all the Graves at this Cemetery and moved them at the current Location now. Baby, James Buckley Lindsay was buried between his Parents, James Robert Lindsay and Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay. We do not have the Date when they moved all the Graves to Mountian View Cemetery.
Dual Name: Beaver City Cemetery
Address: 400 N. 500 East
GPS: Latitude 38.281157 - Longitude 112.631589
Mother; Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay, age: 25 and Father; James Robert Lindsay, age: 36 Two Older Sisters: Alice Lindsay, age: 5 and Mary Lindsay, age: 3 // At the Time, the Family was living in a smaller communitte near "Frisco, Utah" called "Elephant City".
Mother, Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay and Family of two little girls and boy were over on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodhouse, in Beaver, Utah, when, after being here only a few days, the children were taken down sick with measles and Pnemonia; after an illness of about three days the little boy succumbed (died)
First Burial Place; 10 May 1882, Fort Cameron, Beaver, Beaver, Utah Territory, United States
When James Buckley Lindsay died, he was buried in a Cemetery located at the Fort near East of Beaver, Utah. This Fort's name was "Fort Cameron" Later they dug up all the Graves at this Cemetery and moved them at the current Location now. Baby, James Buckley Lindsay was buried between his Parents, James Robert Lindsay and Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay. We do not have the Date when they moved all the Graves to Mountian View Cemetery.
Dual Name: Beaver City Cemetery
Address: 400 N. 500 East
GPS: Latitude 38.281157 - Longitude 112.631589
Birth of James Buckley Lindsay
Mother; Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay, age: 25 and Father; James Robert Lindsay, age: 36 Two Older Sisters: Alice Lindsay, age: 5 and Mary Lindsay, age: 3 // At the Time, the Family was living in a smaller communitte near "Frisco, Utah" called "Elephant City".
Mother, Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay and Family of two little girls and boy were over on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodhouse, in Beaver, Utah, when, after being here only a few days, the children were taken down sick with measles and Pnemonia; after an illness of about three days the little boy succumbed (died)
First Burial Place; 10 May 1882, Fort Cameron, Beaver, Beaver, Utah Territory, United States
When James Buckley Lindsay died, he was buried in a Cemetery located at the Fort near East of Beaver, Utah. This Fort's name was "Fort Cameron" Later they dug up all the Graves at this Cemetery and moved them at the current Location now. Baby, James Buckley Lindsay was buried between his Parents, James Robert Lindsay and Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay. We do not have the Date when they moved all the Graves to Mountian View Cemetery.
Dual Name: Beaver City Cemetery
Address: 400 N. 500 East
GPS: Latitude 38.281157 - Longitude 112.631589
Mother; Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay, age: 25 and Father; James Robert Lindsay, age: 36 Two Older Sisters: Alice Lindsay, age: 5 and Mary Lindsay, age: 3 // At the Time, the Family was living in a smaller communitte near "Frisco, Utah" called "Elephant City".
Mother, Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay and Family of two little girls and boy were over on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Woodhouse, in Beaver, Utah, when, after being here only a few days, the children were taken down sick with measles and Pnemonia; after an illness of about three days the little boy succumbed (died)
First Burial Place; 10 May 1882, Fort Cameron, Beaver, Beaver, Utah Territory, United States
When James Buckley Lindsay died, he was buried in a Cemetery located at the Fort near East of Beaver, Utah. This Fort's name was "Fort Cameron" Later they dug up all the Graves at this Cemetery and moved them at the current Location now. Baby, James Buckley Lindsay was buried between his Parents, James Robert Lindsay and Alice Ann Woodhouse Lindsay. We do not have the Date when they moved all the Graves to Mountian View Cemetery.
Dual Name: Beaver City Cemetery
Address: 400 N. 500 East
GPS: Latitude 38.281157 - Longitude 112.631589
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