PICKERNELL CEMETERY
Pacific County, Washington

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Burial list of Pickenell Cemetery transcribed and submitted 
by T Sheldon June 2002. Both above notices must remain 
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This cemetery is located where the Wallicut Creek and Columbia River 
meet.  Across from that point is the old family home of John Edmonds 
Pickernell, the donor of the cemetery.  It has been noted from past 
research that there were several burials upon this land, but one of 
the past landowners was so eager to till their earth, they moved the 
stones out of the way!  Not all the names of those have been recalled, 
however, the following are certainly recalled. 

BEANE, Henry   d.18 Mar 1865, drowned in shipwreck of bark Industry. 
PICKERNELL, Emmaline (RedHead)   w/o JE,  ward/o Dr. John McLoughlin, 
gd/o Chief Comcomly, aka 'Tonwah'
PICKERNELL, John Edmonds   15 Sep 1818 Wendall NH - 12 Nov 1877
??   sailor who drowned in shipwreck of bark Industry in 1865.
??   other burials of Industry wreck
UNKNOWN   there are reported to be many other burials here.