LITTLE LAKE CEMETERY, Willits CA
Directions to the cemetery are as follows:

 From Highway 101, turn east on Baechtel Road. Drive east until
 you come to East Hill Road, just past the P.G.& E. sub-station.
 Turn right on East Hill Road and drive about 6 tenths of a mile to
 Little Lake Cemetery Road. Look carefully for a small sign nailed
 to a fence on the right side of East Hill Road. It's easy to miss
 this small sign. Turn right on Little Lake Cemetery Road. The
 cemetery is about half a mile up the road. There is a parking area
 at the eastern end of the cemetery. The first part you will see is
 the older section. The newer burials are over the hill to the north.
 
This cemetery is one of three maintained by the Cemetery District
 of the Redwoods, P.O. Box 153, Willits, CA 95490. An updated
 copy of the cemetery records are also kept at the Mendocino
 County Historical Society, Held-Poage Research Library, 603 W.
 Perkins St., Ukiah, CA 95482.

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The Frosts and the Coates had a shoot out Oct 16, 1687. The Frosts must have been a much 
better shot than the Coates. 

L.E. Kenworthy:
Engraved on his stone: "Buried north-south because he had cared for wounded from both sides"
"Major Kenworthy was a Doctor serving the confederacy when he was captured and caused to care 
for wounded in the union army thus his request to be buried here. After settling in Willits he 
became a justice of the peace."