Pleasant View Cemetery Mon B2

Monument Surveys

Most information is from existing cemetery records, and a physical survey. If you have corrections or additional historical information about anyone listed here, please email it here.

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Baker, Infant

1880 - 1880

Baker, Infant

1891 - 1891

Baker, Infant

1883 - 1884

Baker, Jehu

1854 - 1931

Baker, John

- Abt. 1911

Baker, John Jehu

Abt. 1784 - 1868

Baker, Juanita

1913 - 1914

Baker, Juliette

1868 - 1939

Baker, Lela Blanche

1886 - 1918

Baker, Lester R.

1892 - 1907

Baker, Lowell Dale

1925 - 1986

Baker (Miller), Mabel

1895 - 1975

Baker, Mandy

1896 - 1900

Baker, Marguerite

1926 - 1960

Baker, Martha Josephine

1857 - 1943

Baker, Mary E.

1852 - 1856

Baker, Mary Ellen

1855 - 1933

Baker, Moses

1828 - 1912

Baker, Nola Maxine

1910 - 2005

Baker, Orilla Mandy

1896 - 1900

Baker, Patricia Ann

1938 - 2006

Baker, Ralph

1909 - 1989

Baker, Roy E.

1896 - 1970

Baker, Sarah E. 1857 - 1919

Baker, Sarah J.

1823 - 1899

Last Name: BAKER		First: Infant	Middle:
Lot # : 67	Plot # : 4	Gender: M	Birth Name: Baker

Born: Nov 1880

Died: Nov 1880

Burial Date: Nov 1880

Notes: Son of Alison & Florence (Harris) Baker
Ledger Notes: Infant of A. & F.A.

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth on a concrete base

Auxiliary Stones:   Two aux. stones one says "Harriette", one says "Dau. of A. & F.A.B."

Monument Problems: Plinth has been damaged by mowers

Engraving:                  Legibility reduced due to wear and lichen

Illustrations: Decorated border around bottom of monument. Lilies in urn on West face

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks:

Inscriptions:

West Face

North Face

East Face

South Face

HARRIET E. Dau. of E. & S. J. BAKER Born July 29, 1865 Died Oct. 1, 1881	HENRY J. Son of E. & S. J. BAKER Born Nov. 10, 1858 Died Sept. 8, 1874	INFANT Dau. of A. & F. A. BAKER Born Jan. 3, 1891 Died Jan. 20, 1891 -------------- INFANT Son of A. & F. A. BAKER Born Nov. 1880 Died Nov. 1880	INFANT Son of E. L. & E. E. BAKER Born Dec. 17, 1883 Died Mar. 13, 1884
BAKER

Date Surveyed: 9-02-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Infant	Middle:
Lot # : 67	Plot # : 2	Gender: M	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 17 Dec 1883

Died: 13 Mar 1884

Burial Date: March 14, 1884

Notes: Son of Edward L. and Emma E. (Harris) Baker
Ledger Notes: Infant of E.L. & E.E. Age: 3 Mos. 6 Days

Inscriptions:

West Face

North Face

East Face

South Face

HARRIET E. Dau. of E. & S. J. BAKER Born July 29, 1865 Died Oct. 1, 1881	HENRY J. Son of E. & S. J. BAKER Born Nov. 10, 1858 Died Sept. 8, 1874	INFANT Dau. of A. & F. A. BAKER Born Jan. 3, 1891 Died Jan. 20, 1891 -------------- INFANT Son of A. & F. A. BAKER Born Nov. 1880 Died Nov. 1880	INFANT Son of E. L. & E. E. BAKER Born Dec. 17, 1883 Died Mar. 13, 1884
BAKER

Date Surveyed: 9-02-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Infant	Middle:
Lot # : 67	Plot # : 1	Gender: F	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 3 Jan 1891

Died: 20 Jan 1891

Burial Date: Jan. 21, 1891

Notes: Daughter of Alison and Florence (Harris) Baker
Ledger Notes: Infant of A. & F.A.

Inscriptions:

West Face

North Face

East Face

South Face

HARRIET E. Dau. of E. & S. J. BAKER Born July 29, 1865 Died Oct. 1, 1881	HENRY J. Son of E. & S. J. BAKER Born Nov. 10, 1858 Died Sept. 8, 1874	INFANT Dau. of A. & F. A. BAKER Born Jan. 3, 1891 Died Jan. 20, 1891 -------------- INFANT Son of A. & F. A. BAKER Born Nov. 1880 Died Nov. 1880	INFANT Son of E. L. & E. E. BAKER Born Dec. 17, 1883 Died Mar. 13, 1884
BAKER

Date Surveyed: 9-02-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Jehu "Jay"	Middle:
Lot # : 118	Plot # : 8	Gender: M	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 4 Dec 1854
Oregon

Died: 19 Mar 1931

Burial Date: March 21, 1931

Notes: Son of Williamson P. & Cynthia Ann (Nettles) Baker; Husband of Sarah E. (Brown) Baker, who was also his stepsister.
Ledger Notes: Age: 76 Yrs. Funeral: Merrill (Portland)

Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledger.

Date Surveyed: 7-01-07

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: John	Middle:
Lot # : 117	Plot # : 7 or 8	Gender: M	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 1911 ?

Died: 1911

Burial Date: March 27, 1911

Notes: Possibly an infant son of Oliver & Mary Baker
Ledger Notes: No Details, just name and burial date

Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledger with very little detail.

Date Surveyed: 7-01-07

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: John	Middle: Jehuennes
Lot # : 65	Plot # : 1	Gender: M	Birth Name:

Born: 1786
Tennessee

Died: 1868
Oregon

Burial Date: April 14, 1868

Notes: Oregon Pioneer, believed to have crossed in 1853
Ledger Notes: Age: 84    Nativity: Maryland
Family Contribution: Born 1786, Tennessee. Husband of Elizabeth (Derryberry) Baker.
Father of Endymian, Terry, Malinda, Moses, Williamson, Parmelia, Henry and Polly. See more info. at Elizabeth Baker's site.
Son of John Baker (born Aug. 8, 1762 Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania) and Elizabeth Kauchenbauer (b. 1763 or 1765, Maryland). Family moved to Tennessee in 1784. John born 2 years later.
     The Bakers were friends of Boone Family in Tennessee (Daniel, Alphonse, etc.). Jehuennes and Elizabeth were parents of Endymian, Terry Melvin Baker, Malinda Baker, Moses Baker, Williamson Baker, Parmelia Baker, Henry Baker, and Polly Baker. All siblings except Polly confirmed Oregon Trail Emigrants of 1853. Homestead located on upper Bell Road east of present-day archery range. Present-day locust trees on property are descendents of trees brought from Missouri home by son Endymian and his children on the wagon train.
Stephen Baker 310-490-8510   sgb90210 at aol.com   G-g-g-grandson

Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledger. Oldest known resident in cemetery.

Date Surveyed: 9-02-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Juanita	Middle:
Lot # : 117	Plot # : 7	Gender: F	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 1913

Died: 1914

Burial Date: Dec. 28, 1914

Ledger Notes: Age: 1 Yr., 4 Mos.
Obituary: Sherwood News-Sheet, January 1, 1915
Juanita Baker, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baker of Amity, died at the home of her parents, and the remains were shipped to Sherwood where interment took place Monday morning December 28, in the Pleasant Hill cemetery. M. E. Buck, the Sherwood undertaker, had charge of the burial ceremony, while Pastor Foster, of the Hood View Congregational church, officiated at the preliminary service, Juanita was but sixteen months old.

Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledger.

Date Surveyed: 7-01-07

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Juliette	Middle:
Lot # : 60	Plot # : 5	Gender: F	Birth Name: Riggs

Born: 1868

Died: 1939

Burial Date: Feb. 15, 1939

Notes: Daughter of Pioneers, Mary and Thomas Riggs who both crossed in 1850. Granddaughter of John and Sarah Zumwalt who crossed in the same party, Great-granddaughter of Sobrina J. Russell who crossed in the same party. All located in this cemetery.
Ledger Notes: Age: 70 Yrs. Funeral: W.W. Hollingsworth

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: Apron is covered

Engraving:                  Mint condition

Illustrations: Floral decoration

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

BAKER
CHARLES A. 1863 - 1945	JULIETTE 1868 - 1939

Date Surveyed: 6-04-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER			First: Lela		Middle: Blanche
Lot # : 117	Plot # : 9		Gender: F		Birth Name: Baker
Born: Nov. 27, 1886		Died: May 3, 1918		Burial Date: May 5, 1918
Ledger Notes: Nativity: Oregon
Notes: Monument says "Blanche", ledger says "Lela Blanch", Daughter of James Henry Baker and Martha Josephine (Davis) Baker

Monument Material:	Marble monument on concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:	None
Monument Problems:	Trimmer chips on edges
Engraving:	Clear, but worn
Illustrations:	Broken rose stem
Flower Containers:	None
Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, West face:

BLANCHE
DAU. OF
J.H. & M.F. BAKER
NOV. 27, 1886
MAY 3, 1918
ASLEEP IN JESUS BLESSED
SLEEP.

Date Surveyed: 07-01-07

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER			First: Lester		Middle: Ray
Lot # : 116	Plot # : 11		Gender: M		Birth Name: Baker
Born: 8 Oct 1892		Died: 26 Jan 1907		Burial Date: Jan. 28, 1907
Ledger Notes: Age: 14 Yrs., 3 Mos., 18 Days Nativity: Oregon
Notes: Son of James Henry Baker and Martha Josephine (Davis) Baker

Monument Material:	Marble monument and plinth on sandstone base
Auxiliary Stones:	None
Monument Problems:	Straightened and repaired 4/30/09; base has trimmer chips
Engraving:	Clear but worn, base is carved
Illustrations:	Monument has palm fronds, rosebuds, and border decorations
Flower Containers:	None
Other Remarks:	One of the few monuments with an intact ball on top

Inscriptions:

South

West

North

CLYDE
1881
1908

LESTER
RAY
1882
1907

TEDDY
FRANCIS
1902
1905

Date Surveyed: 04-30-09

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Lowell	Middle: Dale
Lot # : 63	Plot # : 2	Gender: M	Birth Name:

Born: Aug. 11, 1925

Died: Sept. 10, 1986

Burial Date: Sept. 13, 1986

Notes: World War II Veteran, U. S. Coast Guard; Son of Raymond and Anna (Reissner) Baker
Ledger Notes: Age: 61 Funeral: Attrell's Chapels
Family Contribution:

Son of Raymond and Anna Baker, grandson of Alison & Florence Baker and Christian and Mary Reissner. Great grandson of Endymian and Sarah Baker, Oregon Trail Emigrants of 1853.

Alumnus of Corral Creek School (taught by Inza Wood), Wilsonville School (after Corral Creek was closed in the early 1930's), and West Linn High School (Varsity Wrestling). Enlisted in U.S. Coast Guard in 1942 and served in the Pacific Theatre for all of WWII, including surviving the sinking of his ship. Upon return from the Service, married and purchased a portion of the Alison Baker farm. A life-long farmer, stubbornly passionate about nature and preservation, enjoyed tinkering and serving as the family historian. Member of The Grange and VFW in Sherwood and founding member of BPOE, Sherwood.

Husband of Dorothy (nee' Mack of Tigard). Three children, four grandchildren.

As the youngest child of the family, was known as Buddy as a child and went by Bud throughout his adult life, with many people unaware of his given name "Lowell."

Had three siblings: Harold, Pearl and Opal. Parents and siblings are interred in Canby cemetery. His mother (a Reissner) had an aversion to red soil, given a difficult early life on her family's farm with poor, red soil in Yamhill County before moving to the Bell Road farm. She asked not to be buried at Pleasant Hill because of the red soil. Hence, the break with the established Baker Family plots at PVC.

2006

2015

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: Edges have minor chips

Engraving:                  Mint condition

Illustrations: Cross at the top

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks: Cleaned with D2 in 2014

Inscription, top looking from the East:

LOWELL DALE BAKER

COX US COAST GUARD
WORLD WAR II
AUG 11 1925 SEP 10 1986

Date Surveyed: 3-29-15

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER (Miller)		First: Mabel	Middle: M.
Lot # : 60	Plot # : 7	Gender: F	Birth Name: Baker

Born: Dec. 17, 1895

Died: March 1, 1975

Burial Date: March 4, 1975

Notes: In the ledger as Mabel M. Miller, but monument says Mabel M. Baker. Daughter of Juliette and Charles Baker, Granddaughter of Thomas and Mary Riggs, G-granddaughter of John and Sarah Zumwalt, GG-Granddaughter of Sobrina J. Russell.
Ledger Notes: Age: 79 Yrs. Funeral: Little Chapel of the Chimes

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete raised apron

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: Apron has mower chips

Engraving:                  Mint condition

Illustrations: Jesus with his staff

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

MABEL M. BAKER
DEC. 17, 1895
MARCH 1, 1975
MAY YOU REST IN PEACE WITH GOD

Date Surveyed: 6-04-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER			First: Mandy		Middle:
Lot # : 59	Plot # : 7?		Gender: F		Birth Name:
Born: 1896		Died: 1900		Burial Date: October 16, 1900
Ledger Notes: Age: 4 Yrs., 1 Mo., 15 Days Daughter of T. M. & M. E.
Notes: Burial is recorded in the ledgers but monument is missing. Ledger says only that she is in Lot 59, but no indication what plot she might be in, so she is shown in the space with her parent primary stone.

Date Surveyed: 3-22-08

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Marguerite	Middle: A.
Lot # : 59	Plot # : 3	Gender: F	Birth Name: Evans Other Surname: Scherf

Born: 31 Aug 1926

Died: 22 Sept 1960

Burial Date: Sept. 29, 1960

Notes: Listed in the ledger as "Isabella Marguerite Baker" Also known as Rita.
Ledger Notes: Age: 34 Yrs., 0 Mos., 23 Days Funeral: McGinnis & Wilhelm

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Bronze monument and concrete apron

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: None

Engraving:                  Mint condition

Illustrations: Cross

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks: One of seven monuments and eight burials of record in Lot 59, all of which are within a concrete border that surrounds the Baker family plots. The border surrounds all of Lot 59.

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

MARGUERITE A. BAKER
AUG. 31, 1926 SEPT. 22, 1960

Date Surveyed: 6-04-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER			First: Martha		Middle: Josephine
Lot # : 117	Plot # : 12		Gender: F		Birth Name: Davis
Born: Dec 20 1857		Died: 20 Jul 1943		Burial Date: July 22, 1943
Ledger Notes: Age: 85 Yrs., 7 Mos. Funeral: Macy & Son
Notes: Likely Pioneer Mother of Nancy, Oliver, Clyde, Daniel, George, Lela Blanche, Effie, Pearl, Lester, Chester, Teddy.

Monument Material:	Metal monument plate on concrete base, probably brass
Auxiliary Stones:	None
Monument Problems:	Seriously tilted; base badly chipped; minor sinking
Engraving:	Mint condition; all in relief
Illustrations:	Rose and rose bud; all in relief
Flower Containers:	None
Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, top reading from the West:

BAKER

MARTHA J.
1857 -- 1943
MOTHER

HENRY J.
1847 -- 1937
FATHER

Date Surveyed: 07-01-07

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Mary	Middle: Elizabeth
Lot # : 116	Plot # : 1	Gender: F	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 22 Aug 1852

Died: Mar 1856

Burial Date: March 14, 1856

Notes: Oregon Pioneer of 1853 Daughter of Williamson P. and Cynthia Ann (Nettles) Baker First known burial at Pleasant View Cemetery
Ledger Notes: Age: 4 Yrs. Nativity: Missouri

Monument is missing but burial is recorded in the ledger.

Date Surveyed: 6-30-07

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Mary	Middle: E.
Lot # : 59	Plot # : 8	Gender: F	Birth Name: Wall

Born: Aug 1855

Died: 10 Mar 1933

Burial Date: March 10, 1933

Notes: Possible Pioneer
Ledger Notes: Age: 78 Yrs., 7 Mos. Funeral: W. E. Pegg

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and base, no apron apparent

Auxiliary Stones:   Granite MOTHER and FATHER stones

Monument Problems: Serious rodent undercutting of SE corner of monument base; not yet tilted, but in jeopardy. Main monument was toppled in 2008 and suffered edge chips and scraping from collision with the Glenn Baker stone. It has since been re-set and secured in 5/08. MOTHER stone is also seriously undercut and has reduced legibility due to lichen.

Engraving:                  Mint condition except for lichen staining

Illustrations: Border decorations, modified curtain and beautiful deep relief carving of flower and leaves.

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks: One of seven monuments and eight burials of record in Lot 59, all of which are within a concrete border that surrounds the Baker family plots. The border surrounds all of Lot 59. This is the primary family stone with particularly fine carving. It is being seriously undercut by erosion and ground rodents.

Inscriptions: East face:

BAKER
MARY WALL BAKER
1855 -- 1933
THOMAS M. BAKER
1855 -- 1924

Auxiliary Stones, top reading from the East:

FATHER
THOMAS M.
1855 -- 1924

MOTHER
MARY E.
1855 -- 1933

Date Surveyed: 12-06-08

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Moses	Middle: Matthew
Lot # : 60	Plot # : 12	Gender: M	Birth Name:

Born: 1828

Died: 1912

Burial Date: Nov. 29, 1912

Notes: Oregon Pioneer, Donor of land for the cemetery
Ledger Notes: Age: 84 Yrs., 0 Mos. 9 Days
Family Contribution: Son of John Jehu (Jehuennes)and Elisabeth (Derryberry) Baker. Brother of Endymian, Terry, Malinda (Adams), Williamson, Parmelia (Tuckness), Henry and Polly. Emigrant of 1853 from Missouri.
Emigrated with brothers, sisters, and extended families. PVC established on a corner of his Donation Land Claim. Moses donated and officially deeded the land much later. The southern boundary of the cemetery marks the southern boundary of the DLC.
Baker Road marks the eastern boundary of his DLC.

His brother, Endymian, organized and led the Baker Clan west.
Endymian was friendly with John Zumwalt from their Missouri days together. After making his emigration a couple of years earlier, Zumwalt probably enticed the Bakers to go to Oregon and to join him in the new territory. The Bakers took DLC's immediately north of Zumwalt's. Moses was said to be a bachelor. As such, his DLC passed out of family hands earlier than most of the other family holdings. His niece, Mary Baker, aged 4, appears to be the first "resident" of the cemetery. That family death probably played an important role in his donating the land for the cemetery. The oldest one was his nephew, Thomas Tuckness, though Thomas is probably not buried at PVC -- given his death date and place along with the fact that his parents did not make the trek from Missouri until 1853 with the entire Baker Clan.

Stephen Baker

310-490-8510

sgb90210@aol.com

From 1989 Sherwood Cultural Resource Inventory, Prominent Citizens:
M. M. Baker, known as "Old Uncle Matt", died in December, 1912. He was 84 years old and well known in the community.

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and concrete apron

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: Edges have mower chips; because of its location next to a large ground squirrel colony, it is frequently covered by their excavations nearby.

Engraving:                  Mint condition with minor lichen stains

Illustrations: None

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

MOSES MATTHEW BAKER
1828 ----- 1912
DONATED THE LAND FOR THIS CEMETERY ON MAY 15, 1886

Date Surveyed: 6-04-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER First: Nola Middle: Maxine

Lot # : 141 Plot # : 3 Gender: F Birth Name: Boston

Born: Dec. 2, 1910
Sherwood, Oregon Died: Mar. 15, 2005
Wilsonville, Oregon Burial Date: Mar. 17, 2005

Ledger Notes:    Age: 94 Yrs., 3 Mos., 13 Days

Other Notes: Daughter of William A. Boston and Louisa "Lizzie" (Wilson) Boston;
                      Wife of Ralph Baker

Obituary: Beaverton VALLEY TIMES, March 24, 2005
Nola Maxine Baker
Dec.2, 1910-March 15, 2005
       Native Oregonian Nola Maxine Baker, 94, died March 15 in a Wilsonville care facility. She was born Nola Maxine Boston Dec 2, 1910, in Sherwood, where she was reared and educated. She was a proud tribal elder of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde.
       In 1929 she married Ralph Baker in Garibaldi, and they made their home in Sherwood, where they farmed for many years. During that time she worked in the furniture industry as a furniture builder, retiring from BP Johns Furniture Co.
       She was preceded in death by her husband Ralph in 1989 and by one son. Survivors include son Ralph of Tigard; daughters Barbara Davenport of Tigard and Candyce Senner of West Linn; plus 13 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
       Pastor Ken Vanden Hoeck officiated at a memorial service Saturday in Attrell's Sherwood Funeral Chapel. Private committal was at Pleasant View Cemetery in Sherwood.
Contributed by: Vicki Bonagofski   beavert53 at aol.com

Monument Survey
Monument Material:	Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:	None
Monument Problems:	None
Engraving:	Mint condition
Illustrations:	Closed book with roses
Flower Containers:	One holder, one cup
Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

NOLA MAXINE BAKER
DEC. 2, 1910 - MAR. 15, 2005
FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS

Date Surveyed: 1-13-08

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Orilla	Middle: Mandy (Maude)
Lot # : 59	Plot # : 10	Gender: F	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 23 May 1896

Died: 16 Oct 1900

Burial Date: Oct. 16, 1900

Notes: Listed as Mandy Baker in the ledger.
Ledger Notes: Age: 4 Yrs., 1 Mo., 15 Days Daughter of T.M. & M.E.

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument, no apron or base

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: None

Engraving:                  Mint condition with some lichen stains

Illustrations: Border decorations

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks: One of seven monuments and eight burials of record in Lot 59, all of which are within a concrete border that surrounds the Baker family plots. The border surrounds all of Lot 59.

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

ORILLA M.
1896 -- 1900

Date Surveyed: 6-04-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER First: Patricia Middle: Ann

Lot # : 199 Plot # : 12 Gender: F Birth Name:

Born: Aug. 22, 1938 Died: July 8, 2006 Burial Date: July 13, 2006

Ledger Notes: Age: 67 Yrs., 10 Mos., 17 Days

Other Notes:

Monument Survey
Monument Material:	Granite monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:	None
Monument Problems:	None
Engraving:	Mint condition
Illustrations:	Vine leaves
Flower Containers:	None
Other Remarks:	Grave decorations

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

Patricia Ann Baker
August 22, 1938
July 8, 2006
LET ME LIVE IN THE HOUSE BY
THE SIDE OF THE ROAD AND
BE A FRIEND TO MAN.

Date Surveyed: 2-23-08

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER First: Ralph Middle: Wallace

Lot # : 141 Plot # : 4 Gender: M Birth Name: Baker

Born: 24 May 1909 Died: 29 Jul 1989 Burial Date: Aug. 1, 1989

Ledger Notes: Age: 80 Yrs., 2 Mos., 5 Days
Funeral: Attrell's Chapel Ashes

Other Notes: World War II Veteran, U. S. Army

Monument Survey
Monument Material:	Bronze monument and concrete apron
Auxiliary Stones:	None
Monument Problems:	None
Engraving:	Mint condition
Illustrations:	Cross
Flower Containers:	One holder, one cup
Other Remarks:	Military issue monument

Inscriptions, top reading from the East:

RALPH W BAKER
PFC US ARMY
WORLD WAR II
1909 1989

Date Surveyed: 1-13-08

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Roy	Middle: Ellsworth
Lot # : 67	Plot # : 10	Gender: M	Birth Name: Baker

Born: 17 May 1896

Died: 27 Dec 1970

Burial Date: Dec. 31, 1970

Notes: World War I Veteran
Ledger Notes: Age: 74 Yrs., World War I Vet Funeral: Attrell's Chapel
Family Contribution: Roy was son of Alison and Florence Baker, brother of Clyde, Raymond, Alfred, Ruby, and a two infant siblings. Married Helene (who was from Spokane) and built a small Craftsman-style cottage at the edge of the woods on a portion of the A & F Baker farm -- he later inherited a 40-acre parcel). Two children: Verna and Dale, several grandchildren. Their house still stands on Bell Road, where both lived their entire lives. Roy was a member of the Sherwood VFW. By Stephen Baker, their great-nephew and the great-grandson of Alison and Florence Baker.

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Granite monument and base on concrete apron

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: Apron partly covered

Engraving:                  Mint condition with some lichen

Illustrations: Base is partly carved and polished. Floral decorations, U.S. military star in circle; banner with marriage date; names are within scrolls.

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, West face:
(Same on East face only reversed.)

BAKER MARRIED FEB. 19, 1921
HELENE J. 1901 MOM 1969	ROY E. 1896 DAD 1970 G.M. 3C USN W.W.I.

Date Surveyed: 9-02-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER			First: Sarah		Middle: E.
Lot # : 118	Plot # : 7		Gender: F		Birth Name:
Born: Aug. 26, 1857		Died: Oct. 30, 1919		Burial Date: Nov. 1, 1919
Ledger Notes: Age: 62 Yrs., 2 Mos., 1 Day Nativity: Missouri Funeral: W. W. Hollingsworth
Notes: Likely Pioneer Daughter of James H. Brown & Ellen Jane (Bristow); Wife of Jehu "Jay" Baker, who was also her stepbrother.

Monument Material:	Marble monument with sandstone base
Auxiliary Stones:	None
Monument Problems:	Was loose from the base, but was re-secured in 5/08; partly broken where it has detached from the base; base is partly sunken
Engraving:	Clear but worn
Illustrations:	Flowers decorating
Flower Containers:	None
Other Remarks:

Inscriptions, East face:

MOTHER
SARAH E. BAKER
AUG. 26, 1857.
OCT. 30, 1919.

Date Surveyed: 07-01-07

Surveyor: C. Lehan

Last Name: BAKER		First: Sarah	Middle: Jane
Lot # : 54	Plot # : 10	Gender: F	Birth Name: Tuckness

Born: Dec. 11, 1823

Died: Mar. 28, 1899

Burial Date: Mar. 29, 1899

Notes: Oregon Pioneer Nativity: Tennessee
Ledger Notes: Age: 75 Yrs., 3 Mos., 17 Days
Family Contribution: Endymian and Sarah Baker were married 20 Dec 1837 in Maury County, Tennessee, see marriage entry below.

Monument Survey

Monument Material:    Marble monument and plinth on a sandstone base

Auxiliary Stones:   None

Monument Problems: Has been toppled multiple times; both monument and plinth were loose; was re-secured in 5/08; top ball is missing; base has mower chips

Engraving:                  Clear, but worn; legibility reduced due to lichen

Illustrations: Ivy carvings on all sides; base is decorated

Flower Containers:    None

Other Remarks: Cheryl Baker Arnst is interested in any info on Jehuennes, Endymian, Allison, or Roy Baker lineage. Contact her at 541-384-2180 or email to condonmotel at jncable.com. (Replace the @ to use this email address - a prevention against automated harvesting for spam.)

Inscriptions:

South Face

North Face

ENDYMIAN
BAKER
Born
AUG. 28, 1812
Died
OCT. 4, 1892

SARAH J.
BAKER
Wife of
E. BAKER
Born
DEC. 11, 1823
Died
MAR. 28, 1899

West Face of Plinth
BAKER

Date Surveyed: 6-30-06

Surveyor: C. Lehan