Arizona Pioneer & Cemetery Research Project
	OCTAVE Cemetery
	Yavapai County, Arizona
	From Wickenburg: Hwy 89 thru Congress approx. 1 3/4 mi.Turn right (E) on Stanton Road, Turn right on Octave Road, Turn right on Angel's Ranch Road, stay on this road approx. 3/4 mile, as you go under the power lines look to your left (E). The cemetery is hard to see and sets off the road approximately 400 to 500 feet, there are a couple of driveways to reach it.
	Latitude N34 08'.341", Longitude W112 42'.797" - (Elevation 3,243)
			Burials =	63				2/3/2013
	DC	Marker	SURNAME	FIRST NAME	MIDDLE NAME	BIRTH DATE	DEATH DATE	COMMENTS
	Y	N	BURSILL	William	Allen	c. 1863	Sep. 1930	Age 67Y,COD: Natural Causes, Found dead in desert.
	Y	N	CHILDERS	Al		c. 1852	Apr. 4, 1926	COD: Stomach Cancer,  Miner
	Y	N	EDDWARDS	Evan	J.	Mar. 14, 1863	Feb. 18 1927	COD: Acute indigestion, Mining Engineer
	Y	N	FLORES	Ynacio			Nov. 17, 1928	Age 96Y, COD: old age, Miner
	Y	N	JACHO	Anestrocio			Mar. 9, 1924	Age 85Y, COD: old age, Miner
	Y	N	LOPEZ	Melquiada			Dec. 1, 1927	Age 88Y, COD: old age, Rancher
		N	LUCERO	Froilana			1900	COD: Suicide, Circa 1900, Charlie Stanton's girl friend. Her brothers killed Stanton for being disrespectful to her.
	Y	N	MAGILL	Joseph	L.	Jul. 31, 1912	Apr. 29, 1937	COD: Crushed chest mine accident, F. C.R. Magill, M. Susan Mitter
	Y	N	RODRIQUEZ	Juan		c. 1871	May. 11, 1927	COD: Gunshot, Laborer, Buried "near Octave"
	Y	N	SCHLUMBERGER	Nick		Sep. 13, 1867	Jan. 4, 1918	Age 60Y 3M 21D, COD: heart failure or parsylis, contracting miner
	Y	N	SOTO	Jesus		c. 1878	Nov. 28, 1934	COD: heart failure, Miner, F. Juan Soto, M. Lupa Soto
	Y	N	SOTO	Minia		May. 1853	Nov. 23, 1917	COD: Trama, Housewife
		N	THOMASON	Amelia		c. 1927	c. 1927	5M, COD: Whooping Cough, allegid buried at head of her grandfather, Jarvis Thomason
		N	THOMASON	Baby
	Y	N	THOMASON	Jarvis	A.	Sep. 29, 1849	Nov. 16, 1917	COD: Cancer of Liver, F. J.A. Thomason
		N	WILLSON	George H	"Yaqui"		1875	COD: Murdered, operated Stage Line
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	Contributors: Neal Du Shane, Clyde Thomason, Kathy Block, Parker Anderson, Bonnie Helten
	This cemetery is being preserved by a 4 X 4 Club from Scottsdale. There are approximately 30 metal crosses and approximately the same amount of stone enclosures. The cemetery itself measures approximately 120' X 120' and is fenced. Our estimate is there could be up to 60 internments here. None of which have readable headstones. We are researching local residents to see if anyone kept a record of the internments here or at Weaver Cemeteries.
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