Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Thompson, --- ---- ---- Thompson, Carrie ---- ---- Wife of Clyde Thompson, Clyde F. Supt 1893 1972 Thompson, Tommy 1918 1995 Thompson, Violet ---- ---- Thomsen, Peter S. 1881 1917 Thomsen, Selden S. Apr-14-1911 Dec-13-1962 CA SSML3 US Navy WW II Thuma, Benjamin A. Nov-7-1907 Oct-16-1971 CA Sgt 244Base Unit AAF WW II Thuma, Fannie Acton 1866 1937 Toland, Arthur Raymond Aug-2-1921 Living Same stone as Constance E.K. Toland, Constance Eola Keener Jan-30-1921 Aug-23-1994 Arthur Raymond Tolosano, Givanni Vran ---- Aug-15-1927 Tretten, Herbert McLeod Jun-7-1917 Nov-19-1977 Tretten, Marilyn Elma Feb-6-1918 ---- Trujillo, George Lewis 1934 1994 GY SGT US Marine Corps Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/102000.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. BROCK CEMETERY Brock, Charles ---- ---- Brock, George ---- ---- Brock, James ---- Jan-28-1897 CAMPBELL CEMETERY Campbell, Jeremiah ---- ---- Grandfather of Frances Firlotte Neal, Ruby ---- ---- CARRITINI CEMETERY Wonchman, Frederick ---- ---- many unmarked graves COPPER CITY CEMETERY Boyd, Elizabeth ---- ---- Boyd, James Mefflin ---- ---- Cady, Dewey Jun-12-1899 Jun-15-1907 DeClaim, Josie Aug-9-1875 Jun-17-1881 b. MI; son of John Dietrich, Mary A. 1800 1879 stone with John & Teresa Smith Keesee, Anderson ---- Sep-5-1864 30 yrs Keesee, Sarah Lavina ---- Mar-6-1864 6 yrs Keesee, Mary Jane ---- 1861 Keesee, William J. ---- ---- Lloyd, William Francis ---- ---- Miles, D. P. ---- Jan-13-1899 Randolph, John Harrison ---- ---- Smith, John L. Feb-14-1825 Mar-5-1883 Smith, Teresa Jan-6-1833 Apr-11-1903 Williams, Ida ---- ---- Williams, Lem ---- 1931 hus of Lottie Pal Williams, Bro of Lem ---- ---- Williams, Lottie ---- ---- Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/7d2000.html

Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Sacson, Audrey M. Mar-13-1903 Jan-17-1972 Mom - same stone as George N Sacson, George B. Mar-4-1957 Dec-24-1977 Son Sacson, George N. Aug-6-1907 May-27-1981 Dad - same stone as Audrey M Salisbury, Alexander I. Dec-1-1835 Oct-2-1932 Father Salisbury, Martha A. Mar-8-1849 Mar-27-1928 Mother Sanders, Kathleen D. Dec-3-1949 Nov-26-1970 Daughter & Sister Sandford, ---- ---- ---- Sandford, W. ---- ---- Santos, Cecil Jul-24-1911 Mar-24-1990 stone with Margret Ayres Santos Santos, Margret Ayres Sep-3-1915 Apr-28-1988 stone with Cecil Santos Saso, Jerome Joseph 'Joe' Aug-3-1909 Sep-14-1966 Sassone, Arthur J. 1921 1987 LT US Navy WW II Schneider, David Oct-24-1849 Jan-26-1928 Scholfield, ---- ---- Scholfield, Clara B. May-29-1907 Oct-14-1993 Scholfield, Edward Ray Aug-6-1934 Jan-9-1991 Scholfield, Walter N. Jan-22-1938 Feb-15-1945 Brother & Son Schroeder, Lou 1926 1995 Scott, Francis Mansfield 1835 1899 Scovel, Leroy L. Aug-27-1934 Aug-7-1993 SN US Navy, Korea Seitter, Henry J. 'Hank' Jul-13-1924 Nov-22-1987 Sewright, David May-1-1925 Dec-15-1979 US Navy Sheldon, Leland A. 1868 1944 Sherrill, Ethel R. 1898 1989 Sherrill, Eugene V. 1891 1952 Same stone as Ethel R. Sherrill Sherrill, Richard E. 1928 1991 Slusher, Lorene R. Sep-27-1918 Living same stone as Morris Slusher Slusher, Morris 'Doc' Jul-29-1916 Feb-12-1992 same stone as Lorene R. Slusher, Wayne 1940 1968 Smith, Baby ---- ---- Smith, Baby ---- ---- Smith, John T. 1879 1928 Smith, Joseph H. 1892 1919 Smith, Raymond Darrell 1933 1986 Smith, Sadie 1884 1920 Smith, Sarah Jane 1846 1924 Smith, Simon Frank Jan-31-1886 Nov-23-1950 Father Snooks, Edith Dec-12-1886 Oct-13-1972 Snooks, Greely Aug-12-1890 Apr-5-1963 Snyder, Elvin B. 1905 Living Father Married Jul-7-1928 Snyder, Hazel M. 1908 1989 Mother Married Jul-7-1928 StJohn, Carl M. 1922 1989 StJohn, Carl Madison 1881 1963 Father StJohn, D. Almont Apr-4-1910 May-25-1995 Married Jun-18-1932 StJohn, Gussie R. Jan-16-1916 Aug-15-1986 US Army Air Corps WW II StJohn, Hilma F. Basset Jul-7-1915 Jul-11-1977 Married Jun-18-1932 StJohn, Mollie M. 1922 Living Wife of Carl M. Stahl, Charles Jul-11-1882 Feb-14-1945 Stahl, John K. 1855 1932 Same stone as Regina Stahl Stahl, Mary Louise 1848 1920 Mother Stahl, Regina 1849 1904 Same stone as John K. Stahl Stanton, John B. Sep-29-1825 May-28-1886 Native of Hartford, CT Startt, Barbara H. 1880 ---- Startt, Robert R. L. 1871 1943 Stevenson, Hazel Marie Feb-17-1897 Oct-2-1965 Still, Homer 1908 1950 A Mason Straub, Arnold B. 1900 1943 Straub, Ina L. ---- ---- Straub, Margaret May-24-1849 May-18-1925 Mother Straub, Merle W. ---- ---- Sublette, Blanche B. May-19-1899 Mar-5-1989 Eastern Star Sublette, James Richard 1930 1949 Sublette, Kennett G. May-25-1902 Jan-31-1982 Mason Summers, Floyd L. 1913 Living same stone as Maxine B. Summers, Mable 1885 1981 Mother Summers, Maxine B. 1921 Living same stone as Floyd L. Summers Summers, Robert W. Jan-4-1923 May-11-1945 CA 2nd Lt Air Corps WW II Summers, Robert 1871 1948 Father Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/2c2000.html

Today in History: from the Redding Record Searchlight June 1900 July 1st a corporation was formed to develop the Recorder and Town Creek mines near Copper City. It was called the Pioneer Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Co. 2nd a front-page advertisement in Redding's Morning Searchlight read, "It's all profit after the first year if you buy property in Keswick. The earnings of the improvements on the property will pay for themselves and the land too." 3rd the price of the Iron Mountain Mine property for the year was fixed by the assessor at $1.75 million. 4th city trustees took a step they hoped would result in Redding being a well-sewered city with beautiful streets. The city attorney was instructed to examine the law as to bonding the city for street and sewer improvements. 5th the new town of Sallee, near Bully Hill Mine, was soon to have a second hotel. Henry Stacher was contemplating the building's construction and H. Briggs was drawing plans for the structure. 6th the county assessor completed his work on the assessment roll of property in Shasta County for the year. The 1,157,064 acres of land within the county was assessed at a little more than $3,645,000. 7th the Shasta Express was stopped three times near Anderson by grass fires. The fires were ignited by sparks from a fright train locomotive that was ahead of the passenger train by a few minutes. 8th if recommendations made by officers of the state Board of Health were acted on, Redding would have a new method of disposal of its sewage and several other radical changes would be made to benefit the city. 9th excavating for the smelter at Bully Hill was to start soon. Alex Graham of Redding was awarded the contract for the work. 10th an option for a bond on the Minnesota Mine on Spring Creek was coming up. Dan McCarthy of Keswick was still working the mine successfully under his lease. Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/friend13.html

Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Reed, ---- ---- ---- Reed, Leo Marvin May-10-1925 Jun-4-1980 Reed, Marie T. Feb-2-1903 Dec-10-1992 same stone as William E. Reed, William E. Oct-14-1901 Sep-10-1960 same stone as Marie T. Reh, Leanna M. (Smith) 1892 1974 Eastern Star Reynolds, Emeretta Jan-30-1908 Jan-24-1982 same stone as Reginald Reynolds, Reginald 'Roop' Dec-6-1906 Apr-9-1976 A Mason same stone Emeretta Rhoads, Elma Florin May-24-1890 May-7-1968 Rhoads, George Wayne Apr-3-1890 Jun-24-1976 Rieger, Lucy A. May-30-1872 May-15-1895 Riggins, Henry Earl Jul-1-1880 Jan-1-1966 Mc Donalds Chapel Riggins, Mary Alma Jul-29-1887 Jan-23-1971 Robedee, Ruth M. May-22-1916 Jul-23-1978 CPL US Army WW II Robensey, ---- ---- ---- Robertson, --- ---- ---- Robertson, Alferd S. Apr-13-1908 Dec-9-1996 same stone as Irene A. Robertson, Irene A. May-23-1915 Nov-9-1972 same stone as Alfred S. Robinson, Dolly A. 1918 Living Robinson, Jess T. 1914 1967 Rock, Anna A. Aug-11-1865 Dec-28-1885 Rockhold, Minnie Oct-23-1877 Jul-10-1909 Wife of W. P. Rockholt Rodman, Mary Edith Mar-27-1895 Sep-30-1973 Rodman, William H. Aug-16-1890 Oct-30-1964 CA CM2 US Navy WW I Rogers, Allen 1873 1953 Rogers, Carmel 1888 1964 Rogers, Floyd 1904 1987 Rogers, Harry Mar-9-1876 Dec-22-1944 Rogers, James A. Aug-10-1835 Nov-24-1922 Father Rogers, Mae L. Oct-19-1879 Jun-7-1951 Rogers, Mary A. Mar-25-1846 Apr-8-1915 Mother Roney, Wanda M. Jul-1-1908 May-10-1988 same stone as Winifred M. Glenn Rose, Baby ---- ---- Rose, George L. 1868 1919 Rose, Jane R. 1846 1920 Rose, Montgomery P. 1844 1922 Rose, Twins ---- ---- Rucker, Richard S. 1836 1906 Rucker, Walter G. 1864 1912 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/3c2000.html

Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Pallares, Fernando 1947 1987 Parker, Bessie 1896 1955 Mother Parker, Ian ---- Dec-30-1988 Parker, Ivan Sep-8-1922 Dec-30-1988 US Navy WWII Parker, James 1880 1948 Father Parker, Milderd ---- ---- Parrish, Twins ---- ---- Paschall, Jerry Jul-16-1930 Aug-27-1995 Penrose, Cyrus ---- ---- Perkins, John Kirt Feb-17-1957 Nov-11-1973 Perrigo, Kenneth F. Dec-23-1958 Oct-21-1991 Deputy Peterson, Lilly May Nov-14-1883 Jan-9-1973 Phelps, Marie Knoch 1914 1964 Pheneger, Clifford A. Oct-10-1916 Dec-29-1944 CA FLT O 790 AAF WWII Pheneger, Rena M. Jun-11-1887 Jan-2-1957 Pheneger, Thomas Wm. Nov-4-1881 Jun-19-1959 Porter, Johanna 1930 1991 Porter, Phillip D. ---- ---- Porter, Robert Lee Sr. Dec-26-1907 May-21-1988 Papa Post, Edwin 1868 1915 Potter, Baby ---- ---- Powers, Charley Nelson Oct-23-1877 May-7-1897 Proe, Johnnie Louis Jun-5-1940 Feb-17-1991 Husband & Dad Proe, Tamara Gay Nov-20-1959 Oct-31-1987 Quinne, James A. Oct-15-1917 Aug-24-1989 SGT US Air Force WW II Korea Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/3d2000.html

Hi, These are the known newspapers that have been in Shasta County. As taken from the Book by Dottie Smith "The Dictionary of Early Shasta County History" 2nd Edition Permission granted by Dottie Smith Alfa Advance. Alfa. Late 1880s-1891. Boomtown Gazette. Central Valley. 1938(?). Burney Logger. Burney. 1940. Burney Valley Bulletin. Burney. 1889-1895. Central Valley Times. Central Valley. 1939-1940. Copper City Pioneer. Copper City. 1864-1866. Cottonwood Advocate. Cottonwood. 1904. Cottonwood Courier. Cottonwood. 1956-1958. Cottonwood Enterprise. Cottonwood. 1901-1940. Cottonwood Free Lance. Cottonwood. 1898. Cottonwood Herald. Cottonwood. 1902-1903. Cottonwood Press. Anderson. 1972-1976. Cottonwood Register. Cottonwood. 1888-1893. Courier Free Press. Redding.1906. Delamar Enterprise. Delamar. 1902-1906. Democratic Register. Redding. 1906-? East Side Times. Millville. 1886-1894. Enterprise. Anderson. 1882. Enterprise. Delamar. 1906-1907. Enterprise-Enterprise. Enterprise. 1976-1977. Exchange, The, (became Shasta County Echo) Fall River Advocate. Fall River. 1889-? Fall River Mail. Fall River. 1886-1889. Fall River Tidings. Fall River. 1893. Free Press. Redding. 1883-1906. Grizzly City Gazette. Grizzly City. 1850s. Happy Valley News. Happy Valley. 1899-? Horsetown Herald. Horsetown. 1889. Independent, The. Redding. 1926-1940. Inter-Mountain News. Fall River. 1958-present. Iron Dollar. Swasey. 1889(?)-1890. Kennett Itemizer. Kennett. 1909-? Kennett View. Kennett. 1907 Logger Tidings. Burney. 1942. Millville Record. Millviile. 1878-1880. Millville Tidings. Millville. 1891-1919. Mineral Wealth. Redding. 1896-1906. Mountain Echo. Fall River. 1977-present. Northern Argus. Horsetown. 1857-1860. Palo Cedro Times. Palo Cedro. 1977-1978. Reading Independent. Redding. 1877-1879. Record Searchlight. Redding: 1942-present. Redding Independent. Redding. 1879-1890. Redding Outlook. Redding. 1977-1979. Redding Record, The. Redding. 1938. Redding Tribune, The. Redding. 1933-1939. Republican Free Press. Redding. 1883-1906. Roberts Razzle-Dazzle Palo Cedro. 1889. Searchlight, The. Redding. 1894. Shasta County Democrat. Millville. 1880-1894(?). Shasta County Echo. Unknown location. 1890. Shasta County Index. Cottonwood. 1885. Shasta County Populist. Redding. 1894-1895. Shasta County Record. Millville. 1878. Shasta County Register. Cottonwood. 1888. Shasta Courier. Shasta. 1852-1905. Shasta Dial. Redding. 1936-1942. Shasta Dam Area News. CentralValley. 1945-1947. Shasta Herald. Shasta. 1859-1861. Shasta Herald. Central Valley and Burney. 1938-1939. Shasta Republican. Shasta. 1855-1859. Smelter, The. Keswick. 1896 Times-Outlook. Redding. 1878 Valley News. Anderson. 1886-1958. Valley Press. Anderson. 1968-1978 Valley Post. Anderson. 1978-Present Valley Times. Anderson. 1958-1968 Vigilante, The. Shasta. 1856 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/4d2000.html

Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Neikirk, Homer E. May-28-1883 Jan-29-1950 Dad-same stone as Mae F. Neikirk, Mae F. Apr-1-1892 Jun-8-1965 Mother same stone as Homer F. Nelson, Siegfried 'Happy' 1877 1955 Niekirk, Wanda Guthrie 1892 1918 Noecker, T. Patience M. D. May-23-1919 Mar-26-1985 'Dr. Pat' Norris, Elsie M. 1889 1976 Norris, James R. 1914 Living Norris, Marian I. 1919 1986 Norris, Percy E. 1889 1975 FLT O'Neal, Gladys 1914 1980 O'Neal, Rufus 1917 1980 O'Neal, Rufus J. ---- ---- Ouilette, Margret Parker 1914 1971 Mother Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/6d2000.html

Today in History: from the Redding Record Searchlight June 1900 21st Harry Munroe of the Monte Carlo Theater in Keswick said he would like his pugilistic protege Alonzo Tucker to meet the winner of Johnson vs. Day match scheduled for July 3. Tucker was sparring with Hank Griffin of San Francisco. 22nd a contract was filed with the Shasta County recorder for construction of a bridge to span the Pit River at the old Bass Ferry site. 23rd it was reported that by about Oct. 20 smoke would be issuing from the stacks of the Bully Hill smelter and the second of Shasta County's great copper smelting plants would be in complete operation. 24th the Shannon water right and power location on Mill Creek near Shingletown was purchased by the Johns Co. for construction of a power plant. 25th A. Herman, a long time employee at Iron Moutian Mine, died when he stepped into an ore chute and fell 50 feet to the ground below. 26th David Creighton of Tehama County applied for a patent for a machine he invented that cleaned and blackened shoes while the wearer relaxed in a chair. 27th residents of Andreson were in a "state of excitement" over a rumor that there was an arsonist in their midst. Four buildings were set on fire the previous week. 28th the 12 molders employed at the Mountain Copper Co.'s foundry in Keswick walked out, demanding a pay increase from $3.50 to $4 per day. 29th the big boxing match between Day and Johnson in Redding was declared a draw after 20 "clean, fast, hard rounds." 30th the Internal Revenue commissioner notified Internal Revenue Collector Lynch of San Francisco that all retail liquor dealers who rectified, blended or diluted spirits or wine in quantities less than five gallons were to pay a rectifiers tax of $100. Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/friend12.html

The Central Valley Cemetery is several small ones. Most are reinterred ones. But it is still active. So the name of each will be a subtitle of Central Valley. The original cemetery they came from. most have no dates. In 1942 the US Bureau of Reclamation removed and reinterred the human remains found in the area which was to be flooded by Shasta Lake. These are the known graves reinterred. Baird Cemetery Barnes, Sarah ---- ---- Brock, Dave ---- Apr-10-1927 Brock, Matilda ---- ---- Button, Sally ---- Nov-19-?? Charles, Edison ---- ---- Charles, Lusona ---- ---- Davis, Jesse ---- ---- Grapevine, Tom ---- May-17-1934 Kenyon, Billy ---- ---- Kolchululee ---- Jan-15-1908 Marsh, Infant ---- ---- Pike, Indian ---- ---- Radcliff, Perrin C. ---- ---- Silverthorn, George Feb-1-1885 Jan-30-1903 Silverthorn, Pat 1858 Oct-22-1934 Smithson, Billy ---- Sep-30-1916 70 yrs Smithson, Lucy ---- ---- Thomas, Joseph ---- ---- Thomas, Liddie ---- ---- Wesley, George A. ---- ---- Worley, Jane ---- ---- Worley, Moss ---- Jun-28-1930 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/5d2000.html

I put a list of towns on my site for most of them there is a small discription. Janie http://famos.freeyellow.com/towns.html At 05:01 PM 09/27/2000 EDT, LolaGF@aol.com wrote: >Hello Janie and all, >On our vacation we didn't even make it to Shasta County. We decided this >would be a separate trip. When we were in Sacramento I went to the BLM office >and got the Survey Map I needed to find my Greatgrand Father's Homestead he >had in 1893. For years we were told that it was under the lake. It is not. >For reference I have included a on-line map as I need some direction from >locals. >http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=40.7123&lon=-122.13&s=100&size=s > >If you will go to the map and look for the #1, its east of Pine Grove and >above Hwy. 299. Their is the large word East and to the right of that a small >word east, right below in that section under the small word east is where the >Homestead was located. > >He gave his address as Leighton Post Office, isn't that pretty far away in >miles? or was that usual in those days. > >When he naturalized in 1884 he gave his address as N Cow Creek. When he was >applying for his Homestead, it said he and family left and came back from a >job and continued to make improvements. I noticed that Corondo Mine is a N. >Cow Creek. I had heard that he worked in a mine. >Do you have any info on the Corondo Mine? > >I am also told by an old living Aunt, that they lost the Homestead. So, now >my next area of search is to find out about that. >I am wondering if there is an address for that location. Does anyone know >about that area? BLM, said that the land description stays the same forever. > >We had a great trip dispite the heat! >Jean Hehn > > >

Today in History: from the Redding Record Searchlight June 1900 11th Ben Swasey, a miner and pioneer of Shasta County, was in Redding from his home near Shasta. He reported that he had 15 tons of ore from the dump of the Kit Carson Mine ready to be sent the Keswick smelters. He believed it would average $10 per ton. 12th there was a rich strike reported at the Black Spider Mine near Keswick. A 3-foot vein of ore was encountered that sampled close to $300 per ton. 13th George Johnson and John Richards had a thrilling experience and a narrow escape when a bolt of lightning struck the road just ahead of the team they were driving. The team was temporarly blinded and both men were knocked unconscious, but neither was injured. 14th three "hobos" Joe Williams, James Daily and James Black, were sentenced to 60 days imprisonment each for stealing beer from Kahny & Burgbacher's bottling works in Redding. 15th two men died in an accident on the McCloud River Railroad. The men were crushed while attempting to stop wood from sliding down a hill next to a track. Three cars of the train were completely wrecked. 16th with Redding as the central point, a topographic map of the immediate region was to be made under instructions from the director of the geographical survey. The territory included was to reach north to Slatonis, south to Cottonwood, east to Oak Run and west to Olinda. 17th the first fire in several months in Redding burned down Bert Rogers' home on Tehama and Liberty Streets, which was then considered north Redding. 18th preparations were being made for the early run of salmon at the U.S. fishery at Baird on the McCloud River. The River was closed to salmon going upstream by racks placed in the river near the hatchery house. A large trap was placed in the dam to catch salmon so the number and condition of the fish could be noted from day to day. 19th a deal was closed allowing the Redding Water Co. to buy the franchise, underground pipe and unused pipes of Groves Water Co. for $1,000. 20th the Board of Fire Commissioners was considering an offer for the establishment of an electric fire alarm system in Redding and the offer appeared to be quite reasonable. Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/friend11.html

Hi, looks like I did it again, in subjuct line sent 2 K one should have be L. This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. MacLaren, Walter B. 1916 ---- Husband & Father MacRae, Herbert Bennett M.D. Oct-23-1899 Mar-27-1969 Husband & Father Mackey, Fred 1883 1961 Maher, Charles Mar-21-1903 Jan-14-1990 Father, Husband of Dorthy Maher, Dorothy Jun-18-1909 Dec-28-1986 Mother, Wife of Charles Mahoney, Alvin L. Jan-12-1918 Aug-14-1983 US Coast Guard WW ll Malmen, Jonathan Gabriel Dec-5-1976 Mar-25-1977 Gabe Malone, Herbert L. ---- ---- Malone, Mary ---- ---- Manning, Mary E. 1847 Aug-12-1886 39 yrs Same stone as Olive Manning Manning, Olive ---- ---- Mark, Roy F. 1892 1949 Marshall, Manning George Jul-11-1876 Mar-15-1943 Matusik, Andrew Leo Nov-23-1921 Sep-17-1993 US Air Corps WW ll Matusik, Margaret Ann May-24-1949 May-20-1963 Mazzoni Mazzoni, Leba B. ---- Jan-13-1973 Mazzoni, Pietro John 1895 1968 McCooms, ---- ---- ---- Unmarked Grave McDonald, Donald James Sep-11-1918 Mar-9-1991 McDonald, Micky Parker Aug 29-1920 ---- McGrue, Jesse Apr-13-1853 Dec-18-1925 McGrue, Josephine 1903 1995 McGrue, Maggie L. Sep-19-1865 May-15-1960 McGrue, Ned L 1894 1985 McGrue, Richard M. Feb-11-1890 Feb-4-1978 McKain, Eugene E. Jun-15-1921 Dec-19-1974 US Air Force McVay, James Mark Aug-31-1932 Sep-3-1982 Hus of Jenifer CarolMc Vay McVay, Jennifer Carol Sep-8-1939 Dec-16-1986 Wfe of James Mark Mc Vay Meeker, Charlotte Lottie 1897 1979 Meeker, Roy 1893 1973 Methvin, Ralph A. Dec-27-1911 Aug-22-1978 Methvin, Viola M. Jul-7-1918 Jan-23-1985 Miklas, Willard C. Jan-14-1914 Aug-25-1947 CA PFC247 AAF Base Unit WWll Moe, Carl L. Sep-11-1888 Jan-7-1971 CA PVT US Army WW I Moffett, Ernest 'Billie' 1886 1976 Monroe, Baby ---- ---- Moore, Bernice Feb-2-1912 Jul -1-1976 Moore, Charlie L. Sep-22-1893 Dec-9-1953 CA CPL Co E 110Engr,WW II Moore, James Nov-18-1904 Sep-21-1988 More, Glenn L. Apr-11-1913 Jul-9-1980 Mortenson, Andrew Earl Oct-23-1915 Nov-10-1985 Mortenson, Constance J. Apr-9-1923 ---- same stone as Andrew Earl Muir, Margaret R. 1901 1993 m. Jul-4-1938 Muir, Mathhew S. 1912 1992 m. Jul-4-1938 Mullen, John Jun-17-1837 Feb-8-1887 Murcken, Diederick 1834 1897 Murphy, June M. Jun-10-1927 ---- Mom-Wife of W.R.Buzz Murphy Murphy, W. R. Buzz Jul-28-1921 Sep-16-1979 Dad-Husband of June Murphy Murray, Irene V. 1882 1969 Murray, Jeanette Fink 1934 1954 Murray, Kenneth 1909 1961 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/6d2000.html

Hello Janie and all, On our vacation we didn't even make it to Shasta County. We decided this would be a separate trip. When we were in Sacramento I went to the BLM office and got the Survey Map I needed to find my Greatgrand Father's Homestead he had in 1893. For years we were told that it was under the lake. It is not. For reference I have included a on-line map as I need some direction from locals. http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=40.7123&lon=-122.13&s=100&size=s If you will go to the map and look for the #1, its east of Pine Grove and above Hwy. 299. Their is the large word East and to the right of that a small word east, right below in that section under the small word east is where the Homestead was located. He gave his address as Leighton Post Office, isn't that pretty far away in miles? or was that usual in those days. When he naturalized in 1884 he gave his address as N Cow Creek. When he was applying for his Homestead, it said he and family left and came back from a job and continued to make improvements. I noticed that Corondo Mine is a N. Cow Creek. I had heard that he worked in a mine. Do you have any info on the Corondo Mine? I am also told by an old living Aunt, that they lost the Homestead. So, now my next area of search is to find out about that. I am wondering if there is an address for that location. Does anyone know about that area? BLM, said that the land description stays the same forever. We had a great trip dispite the heat! Jean Hehn

Still looking for any information on the Wilz surname in the Shasta City area ,late 1800's to early 1900's. Sincerely, Donna Patterson IttyBkShp@aol.com <A HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com">http://patterson.family.homepag e.com</A>

Wow Janie, what wonderful posts. I had never realized there were towns under Shasta lake! I know it makes sense since that is usually what happens when dams are built, but I had never thought about it until now. Great job! Donna Patterson IttyBkShp@aol.com <A HREF="http://patterson.family.homepage.com">http://patterson.family.homepag e.com</A>

This ends the towns As taken from the Book "The Dictionary of Early Shasta County History" 2nd Edition by Dottie Smith: A small description about most settlements is explained in the book. Towns/Settlements. Listed are all the towns settlements plus places that could have been a little more than just a stopping place or a place beside the road, or a railroad siding with a little settlement and a post office, or even a district. The date will be the established date unless otherwise stated. Tamarac - aka Whitmore NE of Redding Taylor - 1897 Keswick area Texas Springs - 1857 west of Redding Thelma - aka Taylor Tower House - 1852 west Redding Toyon - 1855 Shasta Lake area, aka Seaman's Place, US Reservation Tuttle Town/Gulch - 1850 Cottonwood area U. S. Reservation - Toyon housing for Shasta Dam workers Upper Springs - aka Shasta Victor - Harrison Gulch area Viola - 1888 Shingletown area Vollmers - 1909 North of Redding Volta - 1900 SE of Redding Wanamina - 1904 Manton area Waugh - 1880s W of Redding Wengler - 1899 Big Bend area Whiskeytown - 1849 W of Redding Whitehouse - 1893 N of Redding Whitmore - 1860s aka Tamarac NE of Redding Winthrop - 1900 now under Shasta Lake Ydalpom - 1888 at Copper City now under Shasta Lake These will be on my Shasta site Where these will be when finished. http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html Janie

Today in History: from the Redding Record Searchlight June 1900 1st a weeklong show of demonstrations of hypnotism by Sylvain Lee was held at Armory Hall in Redding. 2nd brakeman Frank Curry was badly injured in an accident at Keswick Station. He was struck by a freight car and thrown under its moving wheels but was not run over. 3rd Lon and Thomas Layman struck a good ledge of gold on Morgan Gulch in the Hayfork district. 4th Constable Eldridge left Redding for Round Mountian with a warrant of arrest for H. Griffith, charged with retailing liquor without a licence. 5th Texas Mining Co., bonder of the famous Hart Mine in old Diggins district, was meeting with success in its work on the property. 6th Fred Williams was hit in the abdomen by a piece of wood thrown from a saw at the Pioneer Box Factory in Sisson. He remained uncounscious untill he died nearly two days later. 7th James Gilliand, 18, of Cottonwood was brought to Redding to be examined by the lunacy commission to determine his sanity. 8th the citizens of Redding withdrew their petition to the board of supervisors for a road to Copper City and refused a compromise offer on the grounds that the expense was not justified. 9th trustees of Redding school district met to decide on the corps of teachers for Redding schools for the coming year. 10th Almarin Baker, a pioneer resident of western Shasta County, had a painful accident on his ranch on Duncan Creek, north of Ono. He fell off the sled he was using to move hay and broke a rib. Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/friend10.html

Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Lagoy, Edward J. 1889 1967 Lagoy, Elsworth J. Sr. Jul-2-1902 Dec-29-1985 Lagoy, Lena A. May-24-1904 Jul-9-1979 m. Jun-15-1925 Lansing, Edgar 1871 1951 Lansing, Harold M. Jun-15-1899 May-11-1917 Lansing, Irene Oct-31-1846 Sep-4-1929 Lansing, James F. 1883 1908 Son of Irene Lansing Lansing, Jas I (James) ---- ---- Corpl. Co D 6 NY Cav. Lansing, Margaret R. 1879 1957 Lansing, Sherman T. 1886 1910 Son of Irene Lansing Lantrip, --- ---- Jun-21-1943 Twin sons Larrance, Cora L. Feb-11-1876 Nov-5-1973 Mother Larrance, Frank M. Jul-12-1885 Mar-27-1964 Husband Larson, Bernard S. 'Sid' May-6-1890 Feb-4-1970 CA Cpl US Army WW I LeClair, Brianne Colleen May-11-1986 May-12-1986 Lee, Beatrice A. 1903 1970 Mom Lee, Carolynne B. Nov-3-1930 Living Married Sep-4-1948 Lee, Daniel May-5-1949 May-5-1949 Infant Lee, James 'Bud' Jul-7-1929 Jun-22-1995 Married Sep-4-1948 Lewellen, Evelyn G. Oct-26-1932 Living Same stone as Joseph B Lewellen, Joseph B. Jun-14-1925 Apr-19-1986 US Marine Corps WW II Limon, Joseph Alonzo ---- ---- Limon, Joseph Allan ---- Mar-20-1981 Baby Boy Long, Carson John Feb-4-1874 Feb-1-1948 Same stone design as Lilly Alice Long, Dufee Apr-1-1902 Dec-1-1904 Long, Frances Elizabeth Dec-29-1905 Jan-2-1977 Long, Lilly Alice Mar-9-1875 Oct-9-1932 Mother Long, Mervin Merle Nov-4-1889 Mar-27-1971 Long, Myrtle Alice Jul-7-1888 Feb-28-1982 Longanecker, Ann Marie Jun-10-1948 Jun-10-1948 Longanecker, Richard Noel Sep-1-1946 Sep-2-1946 Longanecker, Robert K. May-11-1907 Jul-18-1954 CA CWA US Marine Corps Res Loosley, Fay Vestal Dec-24-1897 Mar-30-1976 Loosley, Forester W. Aug-18-1886 Mar-19-1982 Lorenzen, Charlotte St John 1885 1953 Mother 'Lottie' Lowe, Alferd W. Apr-30-1908 Oct-27-1972 CA PFC Army Air Force WW Il Lowe, Mary Ventura Aug-30-1904 Jan-16-1989 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/9d2000.html

Hi, This is the Fall River Mills Cemetery. located in Fall River Valley East of Redding, and east of Burney, getting close to the Modoc line. Kantz, Eleanore D. Mar-4-1910 Aug-15-1990 Keating, Thomas F. Jr Dec-5-1928 Dec-11-1981 US Marine Corps Keeler, A. J. 1889 1944 Keeler, Mary K. 'Kate' 1875 1958 Mother Keener, D. ---- ---- Keener, Doyle Dec-6-1925 Dec-28-1979 Keener, Edith Mary ---- ---- Grave with Thomas Johnson Keener, Frank ---- ---- Keener, Loretta 1854 1929 Kent, Edgar R. 1904 1981 Kent, Lillian J. 1910 1983 Kesselring, Lena ---- ---- Ketman, Harry H. Sep-24-1913 Nov-26-1992 US Marine; WWII Ketman, Jean Feb-1918 Jun-1976 Keyser, Alice A. 1889 1971 Kinyon, Jack C. 1905 1964 Kinyon, John 1872 1951 Kinyon, Laura Belle 1882 1944 Kirk, Augusta 'Gussie' 1864 1914 Kirk, Leonard 1865 1944 Kirk, William Frost ---- Mar-13-1886 son of J.A.& S.J. Kirk age 21 Knoch, Fred Sep-14-1846 Apr-3-1935 Father Knoch, Freddie Jun-5-1908 May-10-1910 Knoch, Helena May-7-1841 Aug-18-1930 Mother Knochs, Anne ---- ---- Knochs, D. F. ---- ---- Kruit, Henry G. 1903 1970 Kruit, Jennie 1906 1979 Kyser, Harry W. 1886 1965 Janie my Shasta Site http://famos.freeyellow.com/cemetery.html my card http://www.rosescafe.net/cards/9d2000.html