WIMBERLY CEMETERY, GLIDE, Douglas Co., OREGON
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Historical Background

The Wimberly Cemetery property was a twenty acre plot given to the 
community of Glide by pioneer Enoch Wimberly. Wimberly came to the 
Glide area with the Shrum families and took a donation land claim 
that encompassed both sides of Little River about a half mile above 
the confluence of Little River and the North Umpqua River.

The cemetery is located on a small plateau about one-quarter of a 
mile from the Little River Road off Schloeman Lane (first road to the 
right will lead a person to the parking lot of the cemetery. The 
official records of the cemetery are kept by the Wimberly Cemetery 
Association (2000 A. D. board members are John Livingston, Kenneth 
Shrum, and Norma Jean Wright). Originally a pioneer cemetery for local 
families, the cemetery today accepts other burials. E-mail contact can 
be made with John Livingston at <livranch@rosenet.net>.

Enoch Wimberly and his wife, Nancy Ann Marks Wimberly, are both buried at
Roseburg Memorial Gardens, in Roseburg, rather than in this cemetery.


Recorded Burials


Surnames are placed in capital letters, any inscriptions follow the 
date data.

-----, Alfred d. June 15 aged 64 years months days

ARGUBRIGHT, Ida Alice 1876 - 1945

ASAM, Faye b. July 4, 1923 d. August 1, 1996

ASAM, Fred David b. January 24, 1922 d. October 14, 1999

ASAM, Michael Lewis b. September 4, 1948 d. March 15, 1993

BALDWIN, Ronald d. 1989

BALZ, Charles Alfred b. January 1, 1915 d. September 9, 2000

BAUMAN, Beulah Mae b. June 26, 1922 d. November 15, 1998

BAUMAN, Earl Spencer b. January 20, 1933 d. December 10, 1996

BAUMAN, Lloyd Seffery b. September 5, 1911 d. March 3, 1994

BETTS, Richard Thomas b. January 17, 1927 d. June 26, 1995

BOGARD, Kenneth R. b. July 5, 1907 d. August 5, 1909

BRADFORD, Nettie Uretta 1900 - 1971 "Will Never Be Forgotten"

BRICH, Engel

BRITTON-FAAS, Linda Sue b. 2-12-55 d. 11-6-84 Age 29 (Paper marker Wilson's Chapel of the Roses}

(The space was sold to James F. BRITTON)

BRUNS, Joan b. January 11, 1915 d. August 24, 1997

BUSCHKE (double stone), Eillen A. 1908 - 1978 W. L. "Bill" 1899 - 1976

CASEBEER, Robert Lincoln 1909 - 1975 (Long and Shuckle paper marker)

CASIANO, Rudolf Robert b. October 8, 1947 d. September 12, 1992

(CHAPMAN) Edward F. son of A. J. and S. J. Chapman, b. August 26, 1862 d. November 16, 1862

CHAPMAN (Double Stone), Elzy B. (Buchanan) 1856 - 1922, Irene (Bailey) 1861-1928

CHAPMAN (Double Stone), George Jefferson Chapman 1822 -1877, Eliza Jane(Eells),

his wife 1831 - 1920 (small paper marker says Eliza J. Chapman d. May 30 aged 88 yrs.)

CHAPMAN, George N. 1853 - 1913

CHAPMAN (Double Stone) John H. (Henry) 1825 - 1917, Martha A. (Ann) (Eells), his wife 1834-1894

CHAPMAN (Double Stone) S. (Stephen) Douglas 1859 - 1943, Mary H. (Halter) 1873 - 1947

CHRISTENSEN, Calvin F. July 1925 - February 1981

"His hopes and dreams shall live forever in the children of this community"

COMERFORD, William d. 1989

COPLIN, Thomas LeRoi b. November 17, 1940 d. April 22, 1994

COSTER, Ross H. 1918 - 1974 (Chapel of the Roses paper marker)

DAMEWOOD, Richard D. 1952 - 1977 (Chapel of the Roses paper marker)

DANIELS, Bond J. (Marker is loosely set in an old stump. There is a grave marked by flowers, close by that has

no written marker. See Notes.)

DeBERNARDI (Double Stone), Joe 1903 - 1973, Olive 1898 - 1976

DIECKMAN, Golda Arlene Larkin b. April 2, 1906 d. February 8, 1995

DIECKMAN, Willam Jennings Bryan, b. November 14, 1896, d. February 8, 1993

(DIXSON) Ira, son of Joel & C. DIXSON d. May 31, 1861 aged ___ months

(DOOLITTLE) Harriet O. daughter of B. & L. P. DOOLITTLE d. July 2, 1857 aged 15 yrs. 11 mons. "Adieu"

DOSS, Lyle Eugene (son of Benjamin) U. S. Navy World War II August 20, 1920 - January 10, 1896

GIVENS, Abe b. May 24, 1875 d. May 25, 1921 "At Rest"

GLASSFORD, Roy E. 1898 - 1982

GREEN, Gladys b. May 11, 1900 d. August 15, 1996

GREENMAN, Mrs. A. J. d. May 9, 1907 aged 67 years

GREENMAN, Charles c. 1875 - 1917 Elks B. P. O. E.

GREENQUIST (Double Stone), Harry W. 1915 - 1981, Petty C. 1917 - (no date)

GRUBBS, Cecil Joseph, b. September 23, 1924 d. April 17, 1998

GRUBBS, Freda Delores b. June 17, 1927 d. January 11, 1997

GURNEY, Delilah Jane (Shrum) August 29, 1858 November 5, 1919

HANCOCK, Wendell U. S. Army Korea 1934 - 1973

(HANSEN), Tari Suzanne, daughter of Terry & Suzanne HANSEN, October 18, 1973 January 21, 1975

HANSEN, Terry A. Husband & Father 1951 - 1973 (Paper marker, Chapel of the Roses)

HANSON, Anabel Lee b. July 13, 1896 d. August 17, 1991

HARVEY (Double Stone) Dorothea b. October 27, 1907 d. August 17, 1993, Stanley E. b. 1908 d. 1978

HAYES, Eleanor Alta b. September 21, 1931 d. August 3, 1999

HAYES, Frank Willam b. December 8, 1931 d. September 1, 1996

HEDLUND (Double Stone), Paul 18998 - 1985, Lois O., 1902 - 1979 "Always Loved"

HINK, Melva Mae b. November 8, 1929 d. April 8, 1997

HOEFLER, Stephen D. 1956 - 1983

HOPPER, Lloyd Burton b. March 9, 1909 d. June 1, 1994

HUFF, Ronald E. July 20, 1932 - June 10, 1973 "Beloved Husband, Father, & Grandfather"

HUGHES, Geraldine V. 1923 - 1975 (Paper Marker, Chapel of the Roses) (Mother of Terry A. Hansen)

HURD, Pansy V. 1917 - 1979

HUTCHISON, Ned S. 1915 - 1973 (Paper Marker, Long & Shuckle)

INGRAM, Mary R. 1865 - ____ 31, 1946 (Ingram, Mary Rahama Shrum)

IVEY, Lester L. U. S. Navy World War II 1921 - 1985

IVEY, Maude M. 1890 - 1966 (Marker, Chapel of the Roses)

IVEY, Merlin U. S. Navy Vietnam 1947 - 1984

JAMISON, Albert M., Oregon SGT. U. S. Marine Corps. Res. b. April 12, 1925, d. June 30, 1968

JOHNSON, IRENE MAE 1896 - 1979 "Mother"

KEARNS, "Grandma" Jency

KNUDSON, kERMIT 1923 - 1982 (Long and Shuckle)

LEWIS (Double Stone), Andy 1916 - ___, Wilma 1916 - 1984, Married August 21, 1933

LIVINGSTON, Frances Mary b. March 2, 1912 d. February 13, 2000

LIVINGSTON, John Carleton b. October 6, 1907 d. October 30, 1992

LIVINGSTON (Double Stone) Luetta CHAPMAN February 26, 1874 August 13, 1921,

Delmer Carleton March 16, 1874 July 5, 1962

KEEL, Lois Jessamine b. October 4, 1916 d. October 3, 1992

MATIJKOWICZ, Peter 1923 - 1982 "Beloved Husband, Father & Grandfather"

McCLENDON (Double Stone) James E. 1907 - 1980, Vera E. 1903 - ____

MARKS, Elizabeth P. "Grandma" [P. for Parker] b. November 12, 1801

d. February 21, 1884 82 yrs, 3 mons, 9 days "She died as she lived - a Christian"

MATTHEWS, Alfred 1849 - 1934 (Roseburg Undertaking Co.)

MATTHEWS, Alva E. 1894 - 1980 U. S. Army World War I January 6, 1894 - July 13, 1980

MATTHEWS, Halbert W. Oregon SGT. U. S. Army, World War I October 19, 1900 August 30, 1970

MATTHEWS (Double Stone) Laura Ann b. November 26, 1857 d. May 19, 1884 Wife of Isaac

Ella May b. January 20, 1864 d. April 10, 1891, Wife of Alfred

(MATTHEWS) Milburn F., son of L. L. and S. E. MATTHEWS, March 23, 1904 - July 27, 1907

MITCHELL, Robert Jeffery b. 10-2-86 d. 10-23-86 (1986), Age 21 days

(Plot purchased October 28, single grave, Delva Mitchell) (Paper marker, Wilson's Chapel of the Roses)

MOORE, D. Harry 1909 - 1986

MOORE, Ruth Adeline b. May 25, 1914 d. November 24, 1997

MORA, Eugene Austin Jr. b. March 29, 1914 d. August 10, 1996

MORGAN, Georgia Lee b. February 28, 1951 d. July 3, 1999

NORDHAGEN, Dorothy Geraldine b. September 25, 1924 d. May 25, 1997

NORTH, Jeannette A. b. October 2, 1947 d. May 19, 1977 "Beloved Wife"

(Wife of Tom North, daughter of Keith & Jeanette Smith)

PROSSER (Double Stone) Illa Belle 1918 - _____ John F. 1913 -1973

PROSSER, Randy S. 1965 - 1981 "In God's Care"

PUGH, Bernice Marie b. March 25, 1922 d. October 6, 1992

PUGH, Ira Isaac b. February 17, 1919 d. February 21, 1997

QUIMBY, Bill b. 3-13-1920 d. 7-24-1987 Age 67 (Wilson's Chapel of the Roses,

plot purchased by Dorothy Quimby)

QUIMBY, Travis William 1970 - 1973 "Our Little Darling"

RIDDLE, Almarine Chapman b. February 24, 1852 d. October 29, 1927

ROBINSON, Lyle

ROBINSON,Vera

ROOPE, Elmira Elizabeth b. 1897 d. 1978 (Large wooden cross)

SERAFIN, Frank 1880 - 1970

SHAFT, Henry "Father of Agnes Atterbury" ( May be SHAFF) (Duplicate data)

SHAFT, Henry C. (Agnes Attterbury relative) b. 12- 23-1829 Wolcott, NY

SHERIFF, Edith Elaine b. May 28, 1915 d. October 17, 1991

(SHRUM) Avarilla W. daughter of Thomas & Cassandra Shrum

b. August 18, 1861 d. November 26, 1885

(SHRUM) Cassandra, wife of Thomas SHRUM b. February 18, 1828 d. April 7, 1895

(There is a long inscription that is partly unreadable)

SHRUM, George W. November 13, 1869 - January 31, 1917 Woodsman of the World Memorial

SHRUM, Leona J. b. March 31, 1905 d. July 31, 1909 "She was the sunshine of our home"

SHRUM (Double Stone) Stephen J. (Jeffrey) 1860 - 1944 Effie A. (Chapman) 1867 - 1949

SHRUM, Thomas b. December 8, 1827 d. December 25, 1902

SMITH, Jeanette Frances b. August 8, 1919 d. February 19, 2000

SMITH, Willard Keith b. 12-6-1899 d. 5-18-1985 Age 85 (Wilson's Chapel of the Roses)

SPURGEON, Frederick Launer b. January 26, 1913 d. February 12, 1999

SPURGEON, Raymond S. b. 9-4-1915 d. 5-26-1982 Age 65

SPURGEON (Double Stone)---repeat of above. Rayond S. 1915 - 1982 Frederick L. 1913 -1999

SUHRSTEDT, John R. U. S. Army b. April 19, 1940 d. January 29, 1984 "Romans 8: 28"

SUHRSTEDT, John Timothy b. August 22, 1906 d. July 10, 1991

SUMSTINE, Duane Addison b. November 27, 19711 d. November 26, 197

(Son of Charles Frank and Karen Eileen Wilson Sumstine)

TAGGERT, Arthur Irving b. January 28, 1948 d. September 19, 1998

TAGGERT, Arthur R. Sr. (1987) (Paper marker, Wilson's Chapel of the Roses)

TATE (death certificate not yet available)

TEED, Richard Irvin b. March 3, 1929 d. November 27, 2000 (no marker)

(Ashes placed in TATE grave)

THOMPSON, Arthur "Bud" A. 1929 - 1987 (Paper marker, Chapel of the FirsSutherlin, Oregon)

TRASK, William and his wife, pioneers of 1852 (Double Stone) William 1812 - 1895,

Lucy P. 1810 - 1894

VANCE, Frances E. "Beloved Mother & Grandmother" November 15, 1910 - September 27, 1978

VANCE, Glea Francis Oregon PFC 342B HQ & AB SQ AAF World War II

February 13, 1903 - March 16, 1968

VANOUS, Dalton Dale SA U. S. Navy Vietnam b. December 2, 1948 d. August 11, 1979

(Son of Fred and Rosemary)

VANOUS, Fred C. 1919 - 1980

VANOUS, Rosemary 1928 - 1972

WAGNER, Florence May b. March 8, 1916 d. November 24, 1999

WAGNER, Samuel

WARD, Ernest Jock August 6, 1916 - August 17, (unreadable Paper marker: Long and Shuckle)

WEST, Barbara Jean b. December 21, 1947 d. December 8, 1998

WEST, Terry Lee b. 1948 d. December 17, 1995

WESTO_ (Probably Weston), Elmer E. 19_3 - 1973 (Paper marker, Long and Shuckle)

WESTON, Orl A. 1896 - 1978 (Paper marker, Long & Shuckle)

WILLIAMS, Abe A. b. February 14, 1892 d. November 27, 1967 (Paper Marker, Chapel of the Roses

WILLIAMS, M. 1989

(WIMBERLY) Elizabeth, daughter of E. (Enoch) and N. A.Wimberly d. Aug 13, 1860 aged 9 months, 26 days

(WIMBERLY) Charles H., son of E. (Enoch) and N. A. Wimberly d. August 22, 1877

aged 6 yrs. 5 mons, 5 days

(WIMBERLY) C. H. W. (Nothing else written on this stone - probably Charles H. Wimberly

(See above, likely a footstone)

(WIMBERLY) Ernest Lee, son of E. and N. A. Wimberly d. August 31, 1877 aged 2 yrs, 5 mons. 21 days

(WIMBERLY) Infant, son of E. and N. A. Wimberly d. April 13, 1865

(WIMBERLY) Nancy Jane, daughter of E. and N. A. Wimberly d. January 12, 1874 aged 3 weeks

WITBECK, David Christopher b. June 28, 1975 d. December 27, 1992

WITBECK, Peter John b. September 16, 1978 d. December 26, 1992

WRIGHT, Kenneth Lee b. November 2 1946 b. March 28, 1990

Notes:

Daniels, William Bond J. (Shrum) (First husband of Helen Gurney, died from the kick of a horse to the head b. January 30, 1886 d. July 22, 1916 Grave is near Effie and Steven Shrum)

ADDITIONS:

NOTE 1: McCLENDON, Flora (Plot sold in 1994)

NOTE 2: There are unmarked graves in the cemetery dating from the 1800s. Originally marked with wooden markers, they have, over the years disintegrated and no longer mark the graves. The Association was not formed for at least several decades after the cemetery was used by the community and those graves are known to exist but the exact location and the individual names of those buried there are presently unknown. At least seven Native American graves are also in the cemetery and the general location of those graves are known, and the names of those individuals have not been recorded.