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Series 23966

JUNCTION (UTAH) [555]

CEMETERY RECORD, 1990.
1 microfilm reel

A separate agency history is available.

DESCRIPTION: Inasmuch as the town of Junction had kept no records relating to community cemeteries, Ms. Dortha B. Davenport took the initiative to reconstruct and compile a cemetery record for the community. In compiling this record Ms. Davenport obtained information from obituaries, LDS Church records, her personal journal, communication with relatives, and the inscriptions on headstones in Junction's several cemeteries. For each individual this record potentially provides the following information: name of deceased, gender, date and place of birth, parents' names, spouse's names, date and place of death, and cause of death. Ms. Davenport's compilation includes information about individuals buried in the Hill Cemetery (currently in use) as well as for the City Creek, Field, and Howes Cemeteries. Her record includes brief histories of abandoned cemeteries and maps of the City Creek and Field Cemeteries.

ARRANGEMENT: Entries have been grouped according to cemetery: Hill, City Creek, Field, and Howes.

RELATED RECORDS: Marysvale CEMETERY RECORDS, series 23956, also include burials in the Howes Cemetery.

FINDING AIDS: At the beginning of her record Ms. Davenport created an index which identifies the book, page, and line containing each individual record. The index also indicates cemetery lot number.

PROCESSING NOTE: The Junction cemetery record was microfilmed at Southern Utah University under the direction of Utah State Archives in January 2002 and processed by Rosemary Cundiff in February 2002.

PREFERRED CITATION: Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.

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