Misc Graves not in Cemeteries, Harney County, Oregon

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Misc Graves not in Cemeteries
Harney County, Oregon

Transcribed by Kimberly Schweiren and Mary Salsbery 1998


Dalby, Bud    Metal Plaque "At Home in Deadwood Springs" Malhuer Nat'l Forest
              Road No. 3130-912 at Deadwood Springs, probably just ashes

Mackey, John J.    Died Feb 5,1866-Killed by Indians. East end of Wright's 
Point.

Moore, Raleigh S.      1906-1918
Cox, Thomas D.     Oct 21,1933-Oct 21,1933 Located 2 miles South of Rock Creek 
Ranch.
           Private property-get permission.

Bennett, Leslie Bertram      Mar 24,1884-Aug 16,1886
           Another grave there thought to be a woman and maybe a Vickers. Mouth 
           of Rattlesnake Canyon on right of old road.

McLaughlin, Nettie A.      Pioneer Mother May 2,1852-June 16,1887
           On Malhuer Nat'l Wildlife Refuge-Go 40 miles on Hwy 205 to Buena Vista
           and turn left 1.7 miles to Center Patrol Road; turn left and go 3.8 miles
           and is on left hand side of road and is fenced. There are 4 upright 
           railroad ties and is back of them a little ways. Also can take Center
           Patrol Road from Refuge Headquarters and go past milepose 12 and is on
           the right side of road.

           She was born May 2,1852 and died in June of 1887 at the age of 35. She
           was first married to a man named Brown in 1869 who had a homestead on 
           the Blitzen, northwest of gravesite. After her husband died in 1876 she
           married the man for whom McLoughlin Slough was named. She only lived 
           about one more year. Three children were born to her marriage to Brown.