Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 108, Lots 3527 (left) and 2460 (right).
[NOTE: Some individuals buried here are not memorialized by any currently visible or legible stone or inscription. A list of lot residents, with burial dates, appears after the inscriptions.]
INSCRIPTIONS
1
My Mother
2
Helen Louise Morris
Died August 10, 1925
3
Dorler
1881 James 1956
And wife
1890 Anna 1965
---rear right:
Mary C. Dorler
Wife of James Dorler
Born September 3, 1822,
Died April 5, 1872
"She is not dead but sleepeth."
---The two stones in the right foreground are completely eroded and illegible.
[NOTE: Burial list from online cemetery records, with burial dates, which may represent reburials after removal from previous graves. Asterisks indicate those buried without visible stone and/or legible inscription. This list may be incomplete. Contact the cemetery for more complete information about this lot and its occupants at http://www.green-wood.com:
LOT 3527
CARNES: *Margaretta H, 11/28/1871.
MILLER: *Letitia, 9/20/1854.
MORRIS: Helen, 8/12/1925.
LOT 2460
DORLER: Anna F, 3/5/1965; *Emil, 10/12/1891; *Frederick, 5/13/1853; *Henry A, 3/18/1859; *James, 2/25/1885; James, 7/6/1956; and Mary C, 4/8/1872.
RATTOONE: *Capt John Brown, 3/10/1848; and *William F (Willie), 11/23/1851.
WARBURTON: *Deborah, 10/10/1850.
[ODDITY OF NOTE: Although they are buried here in unmarked graves, the individuals listed below are memorialized by monuments and inscriptions in another area of the cemetery. RATTOONE: Capt John Brown and William F (Willie), 3/10/1848 and 11/23/1851, respectively.
WARBURTON: Deborah Foster, 10/101850.
The reason for this is impossible to determine from currently available records. Julia Foster, whose husbands, in order, were named Everett, Rattoone, and Blake, owned lot 2460 for only 5 years. Her sister (Warburton), husband, and son (John and Willie Rattoone, respectively) were interred in 2460 between 1848 and 1851. In 1852, Julia purchased lot 6154, and in 1853, conveyed lot 2460 to the Dorler family, along with her 3 family members buried there. In the new lot 6451, she erected monuments to them, but did not move the remains to join the monuments. It is possible that records of removal and reinterment were lost, but no document currently in the possession of the cemetery staff indicates that Julia ever had any of her family moved from 2460 to 6154.]

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 91, Lot 6154.
[NOTE: Some burials here are not memorialized by any currently visible or legible stone or inscription. A list of lot residents, with burial dates, appears after the inscriptions.]
INSCRIPTIONS
***Stone at front left:
Mother
Julia Ann Foster,
Wife of Eli C. Blake
Born Sept. 7, 1810,
Died May 1, 1893.
***OBELISK (inscribed on front, right, and rear panels)
***Obelisk, front:
Capt. John B. Rattoone
and Son
Willie
***Obelisk, right side:
The inscription here is evident, but mostly illegible. The surname KINGSLAND can be made out, as well as death date of January 11, 1879. Cemetery records say that Julia Kingsland was buried here Jan 14 1879, suggesting that Julia's is among the illegible names inscribed on this panel. Her husband, Theodore Kingsland, is not buried here.
Beneath this is inscribed the following:
Also their children
Julia Irene and Carrie Louise
***Obelisk, rear:
One can discern an occasional word or phrase:
Capt. John B. Rattoone
of the______ Creole
New Orleans
William F.
Son of Capt. John B. Rattoone
Born ______ 1847
Died November 22, 1851
***Large stone behind obelisk (inscribed on front and right sides)
***Front:
William Foster,
Died November 26, 1886,
Aged 71 years.
Ruth Augusta Foster his wife
Died October 21, 1864,
Aged 45 years
FOSTER
***Right:
Deborah Foster Warburton
Died Oct. 7, 1850,
Aged 31 years.
***Small stone, left rear:
Baby
Julia Antoinette Blake
Died Feb. 25, 1897
Aged 10 months & 11 days
[NOTE: Lot burial list from online cemetery records, with burial dates, which may represent reburials after removal from previous graves. This list may be incomplete. Contact cemetery for complete information about this lot at http://www.green-wood.com:
BLAKE: Julia Ann Foster Everett Rattoone, 5/4/1893; and Julia Antoinette, 2/28/1897.
FOSTER: Ruth Augusta, 10/23/1864; and William B, 11/29/1886.
KINGSLAND: Carrie L, 7/5/1874; Julia A Rattoone, 1/14/1879; and Julia Irene, 5/27/1870.
[ODDITY OF NOTE: Although they are memorialized by monuments and inscriptions here in lot 6154, the individuals listed below are actually buried in currently unmarked graves in section 108, lot 2460. This information comes from a search of original burial documents by cemetery staff. No records of any removals from lot 2460 to lot 6154 were found.
RATTOONE: John Brown and William F (Willie), 3/10/1848 and 11/23/1851, respectively.
WARBURTON: Deborah Foster, 10/101850.
The reason for this is impossible to determine from currently available records. Julia Foster, whose husbands, in order, were named Everett, Rattoone, and Blake, owned lot 2460 for only 5 years. Her sister (Warburton), husband, and son (John and Willie Rattoone, respectively) were interred in 2460 between 1848 and 1851. In 1852, Julia purchased lot 6154, and in 1853, conveyed lot 2460 to the Dorler family, apparently along with the 3 of her family members buried there. In the new lot 6451, she erected monuments to them, but did not move the remains to join the monuments. It is possible that records of removal and reinterment were lost, but no document currently in the possession of the cemetery staff indicates that Julia ever had any of her family moved from 2460 to 6154.]

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 91, Lot 6154.
INSCRIPTION
***Obelisk, front:
Capt. John B. Rattoone
and Son
Willie

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 91, Lot 6154.
INSCRIPTION
***Obelisk, rear:
One can discern an occasional word or phrase:
Capt. John B. Rattoone
of the______ Creole
New Orleans
William F.
Son of Capt. John B. Rattoone
Born ______ 1847
Died November 22, 1851