GRAVE LOCATION - Block I Lot 14 Grave 3
WAR RECORD - OREGON PVT US MARINE CORPS WWI
Glenn Alvin Whitehead
Born 4 Apr 1899, McCracken, Rush, Kansas
Son of Benjamin Whitehead
Md Georgia Johnson (div)
Md Mrs. Agnes Christensen, 26 Nov 1953
Died 13 Apr 1970, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried 14 April 1970, Tuesdayother source says born Vinita, Craig, Oklahoma
G. Whitehead Services Held
Funeral services for Glen Alvin Whitehead, 71, were held Tuesday, Apr. 14, at Haskell Funeral Home with Bishop Clarence Morrison officiating. The invocation was by Alvin Sessions, Jerry Tippetts sang "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied by Mrs. Monroe Sessions, the obituary was by Mrs. Thurmond Sessions and the sermon by Paul Clark. Mrs. Keith Grant and Miss Sue Acton sang "Abide With Me," accompanied by Mrs. Mike Sessions.
Burial was in the Byron cemetery with military rites conducted by members of the VFW and National Guard, Ralph Wilkerson gave the graveside prayer and pallbearers were Thurmond, Alvin and Monroe Sessions, J.D. Ward and Jess Bookout.
Out of town relatives attending the funeral were Mrs. Clyde Ray of Basin, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ward, Mrs. Wayne Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Willey of Greybull, Mrs. Carl Miller and Mrs. Jack Funk of Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sessions, Mrs. Vera Griggs and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Sessions of Byron.
Mr. Whitehead was born Apr. 4, 1899, at McCracken Kans., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Whitehead. He came to Basin in 1915 with his parents and was employed by the Illinois Pipeline Co. In 1917, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps and served in France during World War I with American Expeditionary Forces, participating in battles of the Argonne, Marne and St. Mihiel. He was discharged in 1919 but reenlisted in 1929 and served several years more.
He was married to Mrs. Agnes Christensen, who preceded him in death. Mr. Whitehead had lived in Vancouver and Walla Walla, Wash, for the past 25 years, operating a hotel in Walla Walla for the past 10. Two months ago, he returned to Lovell to be near his brother Claude and died of a heart attack Apr. 12 at his home. He had been in poor health for several years.
Survivors include his brother and four foster children living on the west coast.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 9 Grave 13
In the same cement as Don Frank Wilhelm and Russell Garth Wilhelm, but different stones
Born 17 Apr 1931, Deaver, Big Horn, Wyoming
Daughter of Garth L. Wilhelm & Rena Blanche Cozzens
Died 30 Apr 1931
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 9 Grave 14
In the same cement as Russell Garth Wilhelm and Betty Blanche Wilhelm
Born 4 Jan 1930, Pryor, Big Horn, Wyoming
Son of Garth L. Wilhelm & Rena Blanche Cozzens
Died 1 Apr 1930
GRAVE LOCATION - Block B Lot 9 Grave 12
In the same cement as Don Frank Wilhelm and Betty Blanche Wilhelm
Russell Garth Wilhelm
Born 17 Oct 1933, Pryor, Carbon, Montana
Son of Garth Wilhelm & Rena B. Cozzens
Died 27 Sep 1947, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried TuesdayCowley Youth Dies From .22 Rifle Shot
Russell Wilhelm, 14 year - old son fo Mr. and Mrs. Garth Wilhelm of Warren, died at the Lovell hospital Saturday noon after being rushed here with a gunshot wound in his breast. Young Wilhelm was living with an aunt at the Heber Cozzens farm near Cowley and attending the Cowley high school.
The accident occurred in the field where the lad was assisting with the haying. He was starting to alight from a hayrack and neglected to unload the rifle. When he placed the stock on the ground the rifle discharged and sent a bullet into his right breast. Death was caused by loss of blood.
Funeral services were held in Cowley on Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. with Bishop Stevens in charge. In addition to his parents, he is survived by a sister and his grandmother, Mrs. Frank Wilhelm of Deaver.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block C Lot 7 Grave 3
STONE SAYS daughter of Ivan R. & Evelyn B
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Sylvia Ann Willey
Born 1 Mar 1938, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents Ivin Robison Willey & Evelyn Bourne
Died 1 Mar 1938, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block A Lot 14 Grave 17
Elizabeth Baird Wilson
Born 27 Sep 1860, Lynne, Carbon, Utah
Parents Robert Erwin Baird & Mary Hadley
Md Isaac Wilson, 27 Nov 1880
Died 24 Sep 1905, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block A Lot 14 Grave 16
Isaac Wilson
Born 14 May 1857, Hureford, Kienarnock, Scotland
Parents Benjamin Wilson & Mary Bell
Md 1) Elizabeth Baird, 27 Nov 1880
Md 2) Mary Frances Low, 24 Dec 1912, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Died 27 Nov 1930, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block A Lot 14 Grave 2
Mary Low Wilson
Born 8 Feb 1880, Dundee, Forfar, Scotland
Parents John Francis Low & Jane Ramsey
Md Isaac Wilson, 24 Dec 1912, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Died 16 Apr 1930, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried 17 Apr 1930other source says born Ricbray, Ster., Scotland
GRAVE LOCATION - Block C Lot 4 Grave 16
Alta Alvira Redd Winzenried
Born 8 Mar 1895, Bluff, San Juan, Utah
Daughter of James Monroe Redd & Lucinda Pace
Md Fritz Winzenried, 28 Jun 1957, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah (died 1969)
Died 7 Jan 1984, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Buried 12 Jan 1984, ThursdayAlta R. Winzenreid
Alta Redd Winzenried, died Jan. 7, 1984, in Salt Lake City, Utah
She was born March 8, 1895, to James Monroe and Lucinda Pace Redd, in Bluff, Utah. Her father was a member of the Hole in the Rock expedition that founded the South Eastern Utah community of Bluff. The family moved from Bluff to Monticello, Utah, in 1905. Her maternal grandfather, James Pace, was an officer in the Mormon Battalion, and the Utah Community of Payson was named after him and his son. She graduated from Brigham Young University and taught high school in Price, Richfield, Payson and East High School in Salt Lake City. She taught English, Speech, and Drama for 34 years. She married Fritz Winzenreid, a Wyoming cattleman and state legislator, in the Salt lake Temple, June 28, 1957. He preceded her in death Dec. 18, 1969. She will be interred in Byron, Wyo. with her husband.
Her funeral services will be held Wednesday, Janurary 11, at 11 a.m., in the Grant 4th Ward Chapel, 111 E. Charlton Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah. Elder Bruce Redd McConkie, her nephew will speak at the services. Family will receive friends an hour ...to the services at the ward house and 6 to 8 p.m., Tuesday at Russon Mortuary, 255 So. 2nd East.
She is survived by: Mrs. Oscar W. (Vivian) McConkie, sister, John W. Redd, brother, Mrs. Williiam O. (Hortense) Erickson, sister, and Ray V. Redd, brother. She was preceded in death by brothers James Monroe Redd, Jr., and a twin, Alton, and a sister, Isabelle Redd.
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block C Lot 5 Grave 3
Fritz Winzenried
Born 1 Jul 1883, Berne, Switzerland
Son of Rudolph Winzenried & Anna Scharen
Md Margaret Smith, 7 Apr 1910, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Md Alta Redd, 28 Jun 1957, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Died 18 Dec 1969, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, UtahFritz Winzenried
Fritz Winzenried, 86, 1160 E. 27th South, died Dec. 18, 1969 in a local hospital of natural causes.
Born July 1, 1883, Bern, Switzerland, a son of Rudolf and Anna Schaeren Winzenried. Married Margaret Smith, April 1910, Salt Lake Temple. She died 1956. Married Alta Redd, 1957, Salt lake Temple. Came to Salt Lake City, 1957; rancher, livestockman; Wyoming state senator, 1932-43; school board member, county commissioner, 1939-43, Boy Scout Commission, six years, all Big Horn County, Wyo.; member, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Survivors; widow; daughter, sons, Mrs. Solon (Bernice) Cozzens, Byron, Wyo.; Wayne A., Los Angeles, Calif.; Joseph Fritz, Satl Lake City; Jesse D., Corus Christ, Texas; 12 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Funeral services, Saturday noon, Grant 4th Ward chapel, 1111 Charleton Ave. Friends call Saturday at the chapel one hour before services. Burial Byron, Wyo., Cemetery.
The family suggests contributions to the Heart Fund.
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block C Lot 5 Grave 4
Margaret Smith Winzenried
Born 23 Mar 1889, Manassa, Conejos, Colorado
Parents Jessie J. Smith & Margaret Haskell
Md Fritz Winzenried, 7 Apr 1910, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Died 28 Feb 1956, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Buried 2 Mar 1956, FridayServices Held In Byron For Mrs. Winzenried
The Byron L.D.S. chapel was filled to capacity Friday afternoon, Mar. 2, as relatives and friends from throughout the Big Horn Basin gathered to pay respect to Mrs. Fritz Wenzenried.
Mrs. Winzenried passed away in Salt Lake City Feb. 28.
Special musical numbers were presented by the Byron ward choir singing and opening and closing numbers, "O My Father" and "I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go," conducted by Fanny L. Wolz, with Mrs. Walter Stevens at the organ. Mrs. L. Allen sang "I'm a Pilgrim." The Smith Chorus of Shell sang "Wonderful Mother of Mine." The speakers were Clifford Powelson, W. G. Stevens of Byron and Glen E. Neilson of Cody.
The obituary was composed and given by Nellie Vail. Mrs. Violet Mangus read three tributes; letters that had been written to the Winzenrieds, and a tribute beautifully expressed by her lifelong companion, Fritz Winzenried, attesting to the steerling qualities of the companion who had been with him for 46 years.
Obituary
Margaret Smith Winzenried was born Mar. 23, 1889, at Manassa, Colo., daughter of Jesse J. and Margaret Haskell Smith. She grew to young girlhood on a cattle ranch at Mount Blanco, Colo.
When she was a very young child her father went on a mission for theL.D.S. Church to the eastern states, leaving his wife and small children to manage the ranch in his absence. It is interesting to note that Margaret's own early married life followed much the same pattern as that of her mother.
In 1902 the Smith family came to Wyomng and settled on a ranch on Shell Creek. Here she met Fritz Winzenried and they were married Apr. 7, 1910, in the Salt Lake City Temple.
The Winzenrieds moved to a ranch south of Byron. Their children were born and raised in the Byron community. It was in this early period of their lives that Mr. Winzenried left to fill a mission in the northern states while Margaret took over the management of the ranch and small family. Few women could have managed such a large ranch and keep it running as smoothly as she did and still carry on her church work and care for her small children and home. She was as skillful in her outdoor activities as she was as a homemaker. She was an ardent lover of flowers and was surrounded by choice blooms in life, even as in death. She had an abundant vitality and completed well whatever she undertook to do. In the midst of all the industry of her life she always stood ready and willing to help her neighbors, and many call her blesed for her acts of unselfishness and thoughtful concern.
They experienced the extreme sorrow of losing their son, Albert, in the Battle of Manila on Feb. 10, 1944. They had sold their Byron farm and were living in Montana, but soon after Albert's death they returned to Byron to live.
One of the highlights of their lives was a trip to Europe and Fritz's native Switzerland, which they took by plane in 1948 and where they obtained 1,400 names for the Winzenrieds' genealogy.
She worked in the church in both stake and ward capacity, and was very active n the homemakers' club. She followed her husband where ever his political career called him. They were seen at the Old Timer parties, the political rallies, and dancing the schottiche at public affairs.
She took care of the Allen twins for five years of their lives while their parents taught school, and Sharon Kelsey of Crooked Creek made her home with them in 1955.
Mr. and Mrs. Winzenried went on an L.D.S. mission to California about a year ago. About six months ago illness forced Mrs. Winzenreid to return to Salt Lake City where they lived at the home of her son Joe until her death.
Present at the service were her husband and all of her children, Mrs. Bernice Cozzens of Byron, Joe and Wayne Winzenried of Salt lake City, Jesse Winzenried of New York City, and their families; a brother, Thales Smith Sr., and his family, and a sister, Mrs. Raymond Cheatham, and her family of Shell.
GRAVE LOCATION - Block C Lot 9 Grave 9
Mina Catherine Wirth
Born 3 Jun 1902, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Daughter of Francis X. Wirth & Automella Sargent
Single
Died 25 Oct 1996, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried 1 Nov 1996, Fridaymemorial card says born 2 Jun 1902
Mina C. Wirth
June 3, 1902 -- Oct. 25, 1996
Mina Carherine Wirth, 94, died Friday, Oct. 25, 1996, at North Big Horn Hospital in Lovell after an extended illness.
She was born June 3, 1902, in Byron, Wyo., the daughter of Francis X. and Automella Sargent Wirth. She was the second child born after the town of Byron was established. When she was 3 years old, her father died leaving her mother to raise a family of seven children.
Mina worked at the Byron Post Office for a time and was known as a excellent seamstress. She also devoted many hours caring for the elderly. She never married.
She is survived by one sister, Erma Jensen of Byron, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Nov. 1, 1996, at 2 p.m. in the Byron Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with Bishop Elden Sanders officiating.
Burial will follow in the Byron Cemetery. Haskell Funeral Home of Lovell is in charge of arrangements.
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block I Lot 3 Grave 8
On the same monument as Larry P. McSharry
STONE SAYS BuddiesNOTE: dates on the stone are not the same dates as in the obituary
Thomas Ralph Wolff
Born 30 Dec 1957, Belle Fourche, Butte, South Dakota
Son of Lyle Wolff
Died 19 Sep 1976, west of Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried 20 Sep 1976Thomas Wolff
Thomas Ralph Wolff, 18, died Sept. 19, 1976 of injuries sustained in an auto accident three miles west of Byron on U.S. 14A. He was born Dec. 30, 1957 in Belle Fourche, S.D., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wolff.
He moved with his family to Byron in October of 1969 where he attended school and graduated in 1976. He was enrolled in the Arizona Automotive Institute in Phoenix at the time of his death. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church of Lovell.
Survivors include the parents; one sister Mary...Wolff; and one brother J... Lee Wolff, all of Byron.
Services were held Monday, Sept. 20 1976 in St. John's Lutheran Church in Lovell with Rev. F... Schwieger officiating. Burial was in the Byron cemetery. Haskell Funeral Home of Lovell was in charge of arrangments.
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block J Lot 7 Grave 8
On the same stone as Twin Wolz
STONE SAYS Wolz TwinsBorn 13 Jun 1944, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Dau of Fern Jones & Charles Wolz
Died 13 Jun 1944, Lovell, Big Horn, WyomingTwin babies, a boy and a girl, were born to Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wolz at the Lovell hospital on Tuesday, June 13th. The Babies died at birth. Mrs. Wolz is making satisfactory progress. (taken from newspaper clipping)
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block J Lot 7 Grave 7
On the same stone as Twin Wolz
STONE SAYS Wolz TwinsBorn 13 Jun 1944, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Son of Fern Jones & Charles Wolz
Died 13 Jun 1944, Lovell, Big Horn, WyomingTwin babies, a boy and a girl, were born to Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wolz at the Lovell hospital on Tuesday, June 13th. The Babies died at birth. Mrs. Wolz is making satisfactory progress. (taken from newspaper clipping)
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block J Lot 7 Grave 2
Born 2 May 1950
Son of Chuck & Fern Wolz
Died 2 May 1950
GRAVE LOCATION - Block L Lot 3 Grave 5
STONE SAYS My Jesus Mercy
Maria C. Zarate
Born 20 Mar 1897
Died Nov 1973
GRAVE LOCATION - Block I Lot 1 Grave 4
Not buried in cemetery just has memorial stone
STONE SAYS In Loving Memory
Angela Dawn Zimmerman
Born 9 Sep 1976, Ainsworth, Brown, Nebraska
Daughter of Bradley Zimmerman & Esther
Died 20 May 1995, Cody, Park, Wyoming
crematedRemembrance service held at Byron, Wy, 25 May 1995, Thursday and Lusk, Wyoming, 28 May 1995, Sunday.
Andela Dawn Zimmerman
Memorial services will be today (Thursday) at 10 a.m. in the Byron City Park for Angela Dawn Zimmerman, 18, a 1994 graduate of Rocky Mountain High School who died of injuries sustained in a traffic accident Saturday, May 20.
The fatal one-vehicle accident happened approximately two miles east of Cody on U.S. 14-A.
She was born Sept. 9, 1976, in Ainsworth, Nebr., the daughter of Bradley D. and Esther Castor Zimmerman. As a young child, she moved with her family to Lusk and attended Lusk schools until the ninth grade.
She then moved to Byron and attended Rocky Mountain High School, graduating in 1994.
She was an acitve outdoors person and especially enjoyed working with and riding horses. Her favorite animal was the unicorn. She loved her pickup truck and enjoyed driving it.
She had recently moved to Cody where she was employed at Y-tex.
Survivors include her mother, Esther Castor of Powell; one brother Trevor L. Zimmerman of Las Vegas, Nev.; her father, Bradley Zimmerman, also of Las Vegas; one sister, Traci Ommen of Powell; her maternal grandmother, Lola Castor of North Platte, Nebr.; her paternal grandparents, Darlene and Danny Bulley of Lusk and Harold Zimmerman of Texas; many uncles, aunts and cousins.
Crematon has taken place. Another memorial service will be held Sunday, May 28 in Lusk.
(taken from the Powell Tribune, May 25, 1995 page 2)
No markings or stone exists for this grave as of Mar 2000. It is just south of the grave of Seth Jones.
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block G Lot 7 Grave 1
Mary Jane Willis Williams
Born 28 Jan 1895, Cannonville, Garfield, Utah
Parents William Wesley Willis & Dicie Ray Perkins
Md David Ray Williams, 20 Jan 1915
Died 5 Jul 1925died in childbirth
No markings or stone exsists for this grave as of Mar 2000 It is below (east) of the grave of James Williams.
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block G Lot 7 Grave 4
Born 26 Dec 1915, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents David Aaron Williams & Mary Jane Willis
Died 26 Dec 1915, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Not Stone exsists for this grave as of Mar 2000
INFORMATION taken from Roy Forbes data.
BYRON CEMETERY DISTRICT has no record of this grave
Irene Simmons
Born 27 Sep 1916, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents John William Simmons & Ora May Egan
Died 28 Sep 1916, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block H Lot 8 Grave 7
Stone Says - Loving Mother and Grandmother,
Children of Joseph Ray and Hazel B.
Elmer, Charles, Robert, MaryHazel Violet Barnes Robison
Born 27 Oct 1903, Banner, Sheridan, Wyoming
Daughter of Elmer Elsworth Barnes & Mamie E. Armstrong
Md Joseph Ray Robison, 11 Feb 1934, Buffalo, Johnson, Wyoming (died 1953)
Died 19 Oct 1987, Lovell, Big Horn, Wyoming
Buried 22 Oct 1987, Thursdayother source has mothers name as Mary Elizabeth Armstrong
married 5 May 1931, Buffalo, Johnson, WyomingHazel Robison
Hazel Violet Robison, 83, died Monday morning in the North Big Horn Nursing Home in Lovell after a long illness. She was born October 27, 1903 in Banner, Wyo., the daughter of Elmer Barnes and Mamie E. Armstrong.
She grew up in Sheridan and attended the Sheridan schools. She married Joseph Ray Robison February 11, 1934 in Buffalo, Wyo., They came to Lovell 47 years ago to make their home. Mr. Robison died September 11, 1953. Mrs. Robison enjoyed crocheting, quilting, baking and raising flowers.
She is survived by four sons, Elmer B. of Ceres, Calif., Charles E., Robert R. and Dale L. all of Lovell; four step sons, Joe of Milton Freewater, Ore., Melvin of Powell, Solon of Lovell and Billy of Worland, Wyo.; one daughter, Mary E. Harmon of Ceres, Calif.: three step-daughters, Ardella Negro of Lovell, Stella May of Byron, and Mayme Martin of West Jordan, Utah; two sisters Esther Stockhouse and Lios Landreth, both of Sheridan, Wyo.; 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband and one step-daughter, Dovetta Asay.
Funeral services will be Thursday, Oct. 22, at 2 p.m. in the Lovell, Wyo. L.D.S. Stake Center with Bishop Jack Nicholl officiating. Burial will be in the Byron Cemetery. Haskell Funeral Home of Lovell is in charge of arrangement.
No stone exsists for this grave as of Mar 2000
INFORMATION taken from Roy Forbes data
BYRON CEMETERY DISTRICT does not have record of this grave
Born Nov 1911, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents Joseph Ray Robison & Lucy Johnson
(Stillborn)
No stone exsists for this grave as of Mar 2000
INFORMATION taken from Roy Forbes data
BYRON CEMETERY DISTRICT does not have record of this grave
Born 1931
Died Sep 193129 days old
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block B Lot 8 Grave 8
Born 2 Dec 1922, Elk Basin, Park, Wyoming
Parents Alexander Pryde & Vervean Denny
Died 3 Dec 1922
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block G Lot 4 Grave 11
Haskells Funeral Home marker
George Adam Pryde
Born 11 Feb 1923, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Son of Adam Pryde & Vida Madsen
(Single)
Died 9 Nov 1992, Billings, Yellowstone, Montana (cremains buried)
Buried 14 Nov 1992, Saturday
GRAVE LOCATION -- Block K Lot 15 Grave 8
Haskells Funeral Home marker
Mary Eunice Strawn Prine
Born 2 Feb 1901, Springfield, Greene, MO
Daughter of Henry A. Strawn & Lucy Brown
Md Marion Francis Prine
Died 30 Jul 1962, Lovell, Big Horn, WyomingMary Prine Dies Here
Mary Eunice Strawn Prine, 61, of Byron died at North Big Horn hospital Jul 30. She had been hospitalized for the past two weeks. She had lived in Big Horn county for six years, and was born Feb. 2, 1901, at Springfield, Mo.
Preceded in death by her husband, she is survived by three daughters; Mrs. David Ball of Huntington, W. Va., Mrs. Hazel Ocobock, Yakima, Wash., and Miss Clara Prine of Byron; five sons, Gary, Frank, and Marian of Seattle, John of Yakima and Chester, with the U.S. Army.
Funeral services, still pending, will be held in Byron, under the direction of the Haskell Funeral Home.
No stone exsists for this grave as of Mar 2000
INFORMATION taken from Roy Fobes data
BYRON CEMETERY DISTRICT has no record of this grave
Glen Danielson Perry
Born 6 Jan 1902, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Son of Heber William Perry & Anna Josephine Danielson
Died 15 Sep 1903, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
No stone exsists for this grave as of Mar 2000
INFORMATION taken from Roy Fobes data
BYRON CEMETERY DISTRICT has no record of this grave
Daniel Ortez
Born 3 Feb 1925, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents Jerry G. Ortez & Mary R.
Died 3 Feb 1925, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
No stone exsists for this grave as of Mar 2000
INFORMATION taken from Roy Fobes data
BYRON CEMETERY DISTRICT has no record of this grave
Phylothe Kohler
Born 9 June 1903, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming
Parents Fred Kohler & Flora Inez Pack
Died 9 June 1903, Byron, Big Horn, Wyoming