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[> Re: Winema Cemetery in Weed CA -- Steve Melton, 17:25:25 11/13/03 Thu

Winema Cemetery is also known as the Weed Cemetery and is listed on our site. Check there for directions and the listing.

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[> Re: Winema Cemetery in Weed CA -- Wade J. Hilliard, 15:44:47 03/30/11 Wed

>Can you tell me if there is a "Winema Cemetery" in
>Weed? I've been told that a Jerry Hilliard is buried there, but I don't see a
>Winema Cemetery on the Siskiyou Co website. I would
>like a map to where the cemetery is located if
>possible. Please let me know if you can help me with
>either of my questions.

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[> [> Re: Winema Cemetery in Weed CA -- Linda Freeman, 20:04:32 11/09/11 Wed

Hi Wade,

There are not any Hilliard's buried at Winema Cemetery that I see, but there are several buried at nearby Lincoln Heights Cemetery. Back in the day the cemeteries were segregated, and African Americans are buried at Lincoln Heights Cemetery. I do not see a Jerry, however, nor is he in the Siskiyou County death records. You can see the other Hilliard's at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/%7Ecasiskiy/Cemeteries/LincolnHeights/LincolnHeights.htm

I hope this helps.

Linda Freeman
weedmuseum.org

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[> Re: Jeanne A Reese Help! -- kathy harris, 22:35:02 11/16/08 Sun

>I lost site of posting on this forum until I
>accidently came across it a couple of days ago. I
>posted way back in 2003 and I noticed you had answered
>my Message. I hope you are still out there and still
>have the photo of my family that I am searching for.I
>didn't realize anyone had answered and I was so
>excited to see your message back to me. Please if you
>read this or anyone else who knows her I desparately
>want a copy to my Harris family. Thankyou all for
>your help.Kathleen Harris khkmhkh@hotmail.com

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[> Re: Winkle/Hall -- Linda, 15:54:37 08/31/05 Wed

Daniel Boone Winkle was the son of Edward Winkle and second wife Susanna (have last name). Edward was born in Tennessee in about 1814, and his parents were born in Georgia, but I have no data on them. It is likely that they were German Immigrants whose orginal name was Winkler or Van Winkle. Edward and family moved around. I found them in Louisa County Iowa (1838 census), Lafayette, Livingston County Missouri (1840 census), Hamilton, Decateur Iowa (1850 census). The family arrived in Oregon about 1854, in a wagon train. They appear in the Benton County, Oregon census for Jackson County, Oregon. Daniel is listed as being 14 years old. If you do a search on "Edward Winkle: Alsea, and Oregon, you will find an interesting anecdote on one of Edward's adventures.

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[> [> Re: Winkle/Hall -- Dusti, 09:49:58 03/29/06 Wed

Thank you so much for the information. I am still searching for material on this part of my family.

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[> Re: Ruehle- Ruhle-Riihle -- gene, 15:12:35 08/27/09 Thu

>Looking for information for Fred Ruhle - -Listed in
>1930 Census in Siskiyou Co. He worked in Ellingwood,Ca
>in slab-door mill. I find a C Fred Ruehl listed in
>Siskiyou death index. 21 Oct. 1936.Also known as
>Gottlieb F. Riihle.
>Need information. gene
gdl0@sbcglobal.net

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[> Re: Alexander Cuthbert Family -- Marie Stewart, 05:35:51 02/27/05 Sun

>Looking for information and cemetery for the Cuthbert
>family . They were living in Mountain Twp
>. Last finding of them was in 1920 . Would like to
>find any graves and other information about the family
>. The family of Alexander and Anne Cuthbert are
>Septimus , Alexander , William , Oliver , Violet and
>Myrtle . Any information would be greatly appreciated .

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[> Re: Dunsmuir Cemeteries -- Laura Melton, 11:49:41 07/16/03 Wed

>I am interested in the cemeteries that would have been
>in the Dunsmuir area around 1900. I am looking for the
>burial of MARY JANE PAYTON who died in 1900. Her
>husband JAMES E. PAYTON is also buried in Dunsmuir
>having passed away a few years after his wife.
>Janet
Hello Janet
We have been to the only cemetery we could find for Dunsmuir and have indexed it. We have a "sort" of list from city hall and it is barely readable, but is the only copy they have. It could be that both may be buried there but with no headstone. I will check on my written copy to see if either are listed.

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[> Re: Dunsmuir Cemeteries -- paul payton, 16:27:03 10/15/04 Fri

has anyone found anything more on this?
I am a direct descendant of James/MaryJ Payton:
James->HenryB->EugeneJ->RobertE->me(Paul)
i would be greatly interested in discovering more about James and who his parents were (all i know is that he was born in Missouri around 1832 and that his parents were from Kentucky). I have James' death certificate from 1907 in ThermolitoCo. if you are interested, thanks

>I am interested in the cemeteries that would have been
>in the Dunsmuir area around 1900. I am looking for the
>burial of MARY JANE PAYTON who died in 1900. Her
>husband JAMES E. PAYTON is also buried in Dunsmuir
>having passed away a few years after his wife.
>Janet

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[> Re: Search Engine on Siskiyou Cemeteries Site -- Joanne A. Smith Mello, 12:03:33 05/27/04 Thu

I see this situation has been remedied. Thanks to the powers that be who fixed it! Joanne


>I tried using the SEARCH engine on your site & see
>that it immediately bounces into ANCESTRY. I sure
>hope we don't have to have Ancestry subscription in
>order to use the Search engine. Please respond to
>this situation.
>Thanks in advance, Joanne

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[> Re: MOLLIE HARRIS -- Jeanne A Rees, 22:57:56 11/01/03 Sat

Hi Mollie, My husband's father was a nephew of Lucy Olive Harris and Ed Frank. I have some pictures of the Harris's and their is a picture of a native woman and small girl, also a couple of other with natives in them. I would be happy to share these if you want.I'sorry I don't where Mollie is buried. Jeanne >HELP! I have been searching to find where a MOLLIE
>HARRIS is burried. She was the second wife to my
>Great Grandfather James Wesley Harris whos first wife
>was Elizabeth. She was A Native American Shastan
>supposedly born at Hat Creek according to the 1930
>Census. ( approx. date of birth was 1867 )She also had
>at least one child by the name of Edna who was 15, in
>the 1920 census but not with her in the 1930 census.
>She had Been with my Grandfather in the Eureka,
>Humboldt co. area until 1917 when he died and then she
>went back to Siskiyou co. So I don't think they were
>burried together. His youngest son Benjamin Franklin
>harris who was born in Arcata / mckinnleyville area,
>is my Grandfather. Other then the census I don't know
>anything about her or where Edna and she are burried.
>Any and all info is greatly appreciated and thanking
>any and all of you in advance!!!! Sincerely Kathleen
>M. Harris (Oregon)

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[> Re: Burial Place -- Joanne A. Smith Mello, 15:43:12 07/01/03 Tue

Kathy: I'm sure you've already checked to see where he was in the 1880 census. If not, you might do so - that would give you an idea where he was in that year, anyway. I'm going to check with someone in Etna who might know about the Sawyers Bar Cath. church records. Joanne


>I am interested in Siskiyou County because an ancestor
>lived (in 1870s) in Sawyer's Bar. During this past May
>we drove six hours in a round trip from Yreka along
>the narrow winding road to Sawyer's Bar. It was just
>beautiful, hardly passed a car or saw anyone and made
>it to Sawyer's Bar. Took photos of the old Town Hall,
>Post Office (if you should like photos of them for
>your site). I'm looking for the burial place of this
>man Casper/Kasper Daub. His name is found in the Great
>Registers for Voting for CA but I've never found his
>burial place. Around 1872 or so he lived in Sawyer's
>Bar, prior to that in Trinity County, after the early
>1870s he lived in Cecilville. Another researcher
>(friend of mine) went a few years ago to Cecilville
>but we have not been able to find Casper's burial
>place. Wondering how many cemeteries there are in
>those areas which still need transcribed. Are there
>records also for the old Catholic Church in Sawyer's
>Bar? Thanks. Hope to keep coming to your site to see
>new information.

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