Blaine Road Cemetery, Latah County, ID
Submitted by: Kathleen Probasco
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BLAINE ROAD CEMETERY

Originally compiled 1980 by Robert A. and Merideth L. Monserud


There is a small family plot cemetery on Blaine Road east of Paradise 
Ridge one mile north of the intersection of Blaine and Eid roads. 
Take State Highway 8 west out of Moscow to Blaine Road (approximately 
1.4 miles from the intersection of Blaine St. and Hwy, 8 in Moscow). 
Blaine Road is just east of the University of Idaho Plant Science farm
and 0.1 mile west of Hash landscaping. Turn right off Hwy, 8 onto 
Blaine Road and cross the railroad tracks. In l.5 miles bear right on
asphalt road; in 0.3 mile a gravel road intersects with the asphalt 
road-stay right on asphalt; in another 0.3 mi. turn left onto gravel 
road. In 3.3 miles another gravel road from the right will intersect-
don't turn, proceed on straight and in 0.5 mi. you will come to Gilmore
Iversons mailbox. The cemetery plot is 0.3 mile from the Iverson mailbox
on the right. The plot is on top of a small hill about 100 yards above
the gravel road; the graves have a small wrought iron fence around them
in the middle of this field. (If approaching the plot from the intersection 
of Eid Road and Blaine Road, the graves will be on the right 0.8 mile
from this intersection.)

PAULSON	At Rest, Johan Olof Paulson, born Mar. 17, 1853, died
	May 27, 1889. Our Father has gone to a mansion of rest
	to the glorious land by the diety blest."
	footmarker J.O.P.


SELLAND	Hilda Christine Selland, 1887-1888. (This grave has a small 
        wrought iron fence around it.)


(There is evidence of another grave on this plot next to the grave of 
Hilda Selland, but no stone or marker could be found.)

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