CEMETERY: California Pioneers; San Juan Co., Utah

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ROOTED IN SAN JUAN
Copyright 1995 By Toni Richard Turk, Accredited Genealogist
Permission granted by Toni Richard Turk to add the book to 
USGenWeb Archives (tm)CALIFORNIA PIONEERS OF SAN JUAN COUNTY

The roots of San Juan County are anchored in sturdy pioneer Stock. Five groups
are singled out for recognition.  These are those Native Americans born  prior 
to 1900, those pioneers in the American West (California, New Mexico and Utah) 
before the opening of the Trans-continental railroad in 1869, those pioneers 
who came through the Hole-in-the-Rock, those pioneers who were associated with 
the Mormon Colonies in Mexico, and finally those associated with a unique 
Religious experiment - the Home of Truth.

The bracketed two letter codes refer to the places of BURIAL: 

[AA] = Aneth Area
[AC] = Allen Canyon
[BA] = Bluff Area
[BF] = Bluff
[BG] = Blanding
[HA] = Hatch Area
[HT] = Home of Truth
[IA] = Ismay Area
[IS] = Isolated
[LS] = La Sal
[MA] = Monument Valley Area
[MC] = Montezuma Creek Area
[MM] = McCracken Mesa
[MO] = Monticello
[MV] = Monument Valley
[NL] = Navajo Long Wash
[PC] = Phillips’Camp Area
[PM] = Piute Mesa
[RM] = Red Mesa Area
[SC] = St. Christopher’s
[SR] = Sunrise
[VE] = Verdure
[WM] = White Mesa Village
[WW] = Westwater
 
II-CALIFORNIA PIONEERS BEFORE 1869:
IMMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA

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 Name	Birth/Locality	Burial Place
 
1.
 John Atlantic BURR	[1846]	[MO]
 
CALIFORNIA BIRTHS
 
1.
 Tomas (Thomas) VELARDE	[1869- San Diego]	[MO]
 
2.
 Nicholas Elijah WILSON [1851- San Bernardino]	[MO]