NEBRASKA, CUSTER COUNTY ~ PLEASANT VALLEY CEMETERY
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This cemetery is located in the south central area of Grant Township
in the southwest part of Custer County.  The Pleasant Valley Church
and the Pleasant Valley School stood just north of this cemetery.
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Allison, William A.,  Sept 2, 1857 - Febr 24, 1933 and wife
Allison, Mary E.,  May 18, 1860 - Nov 21, 1945

Ashley, William M., veteran Confederate Army of America from North Carolina and wife
Ashley, Nancy Ann (Osborn)  1845-1934

Ashley, Iva Ruth,  (month not readable) 31, 1899, infant daughter of J. A. and A. E. Ashley

Ashley, Hazel Fern,  1906-1907, daughter

Ashley, Troy Lee,  1860-1922

Ashley, Aubrey Alden, infant, died 1900

Ashley, James Walter,  May 19, 1890 - Feb 19, 1930

Ashley, William Walter,  May 19, 1890 - Feb 19, 1930

Emerick, E. R., son of F. and H. Emerick,  June 31, 1899 - Apr 9, 1900

Foster, Loren S.,  son of E. S. and M. E. Foster,  Dec 5, 1917 June 10,

Miller, Daniel R.,  1918-1918

Miller, William M.,  1919-1919

This William M. Ashley, with Hiram Roten of nearby area, were the two men shot
and killed by Albert E. Haunseine in 1889, who was hung at the courthouse in
Broken Bow, Nebraska for his crime.  Hiram Roten was originally buried here,
but a one time later disinterred and reburied in cemetery at city of Gothenburg, Nebraska.

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