STONY POINT CEMETERY
                           (Clark Cemetery, Russell's Cemetery)
                                        (Kwal-so-wilkh)

Transcribed by T Sheldon, proofread by Gavin Vincent, and submitted this 12th day of May, 2000.
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Burial list of Giesy Family Cemetery transcribed and submitted 
by T. Sheldon August 2001. Both above notices must remain 
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Location: East side of Sec 28, T14N, R10W.  On the west side of State 
Highway 101, near the northern side of Stony Point.

This fenced-off area used to be the burial grounds for the Tokeland 
("Toke") Indians.  It was also the site of the J.W. Charles Russell 
Trading Post.  In the mid 1800's this property was used in the oyster 
trade, and both Indian and white folk were housed along the beach. 

CARCUMCUM,  d. Jan 1852, other sources show she d. smallpox, Indian woman, sr/o Chief Comcomly
CLARK, Cora Ruth,  no dates,  sr/o Justus "Jetty",  unmarried, tombstone placed on sight much later after floods took it down river
CLARK, Ellsworth Ellic,  b.1873, d.1879, br/o "Jetty" Clark, s/o WB and ML Clark
CLARK, Justus, no dates, nickname: "Jetty", d/o Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Clark
CLARK, Mary L.,  b.1842 Portland OR, d.1893, m/o Justis Joshua "Jetty" Clark, w/o William B., pioneer resident of Pacific Co.
CLARK, William B.,  d.1875
QUE-A-QUIM,  d.Feb 1852, d. smallpox, young Indian man, br/o He-Yal-Ma
UNKNOWN,  more white settlers buried                     here, but no known records exist        
UNKNOWN , numerous Indian burials on these grounds, no access to any records, if available.