FAIRVIEW CEMETERY
             Grave Markers brought to Churchill County Museum for Safekeeping
               Fairview was a mining town about 50 miles from Fallon, NV

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These grave marker's were removed from their original location by the U.S.
Forest Service and where brought to the Churchill County Museum for safe keeping.



CARR,     Pat           Died: "Sept. 18, 1917". Wooden marker.

CASEY,    Dennis        "Sacred to the Memory of Dennis CASEY. [Died]
				July 7, 1907". Wooden marker.

JAATTELA, John M.       Died: May 20, 1907. No marker.

JOHNSON,  C. H.         "Sacred to the Memory of C. H. JOHNSON. [Died]
				April 7, 1907". Wooden marker.

SCHULTZ,  John		"Sacred to the Memory of John SCHULTZ.  [Died]
				March 28, 1907". Wooden marker.

WAGNER, A. R.		Died: "Apr. 29, 1909". Large wooden marker.



Inscriptions were copied from markers, or if markers were not present, information is
cited from The Fallon Eagle, The Churchill County Eagle, The Fallon Standard, The Churchill
County Standard or The Fallon Eagle-Standard, or other sources by the Staff and Volunteers
of the Churchill County Museum & Archives, 1050 South Maine Street, Fallon, NV 89406. This 
has been ongoing since 1980.