MISCELLANEOUS BURIALS

SURNAME	GIVEN NAME	BIRTH DATE	DEATH DATE	Data Source	Notes	Burial Location
Abel	Orlando Mel		winter 1920	Sheepeater Campaign, pp.52-55, John Carey	Not buried in Ida co., but he was murdered at Cabin Creek on the S.F. Salmon River. His body was taken out to burial in Walla Walla.	S.F. Salmon R. (died at Cabin Ck)
Adkins	Louis		1913, Mar	River & Prairie NEWS 1904-1913, by Anglen	Adkins, trapper on the Little Salmon River, left his cabin on Mar 14th 1913 to check his traps. He was never seen or heard from again.	Little Salmon R. area?
Adsley	Dolores	30 Oct 1909	5 May 1913	River & Prairie NEWS 1904-1913, by Carol Anglen	Three and 1/2 yr old dau of Warren Adsley, died from spotted fever.	Old Pollock?
Adsley	Ernest		Apr 1918	Misc. Scrapbook D; and History of Riggins Cemetery, by Barton	Resided in Old Pollock. He drowned in Salmon River during high water while trying to save a steer. The body was found in Snake River and because of its condition he was buried at Asotin. Identified by the newest technology by his dental work.	Old Pollock resident - buried at Asotin, WA.
Adsley	Thelma		22 Apr 1911	River & Prairie NEWS 1904-1913, by Carol Anglen	died "after a few days illness"	Old Pollock?
Allen	Charles		Oct 1863	Idaho County Voices, pp.35-36	He was murdered in the 'Magruder Massacre' of 1863 along with Chalmers, Magruder & Phillips. See Magruder below.	Magruder?
Allison	William		1888	p.244 "River of No Return", Carey & Conley; & "Idaho County NEWS, 1886-1903" by Anglen	"Mr Allison of Salmon River was found dead in his house on Sunday the 16th." Carey & Conley say he is buried across the creek from his house beside a sheriff who was killed when his horse fell from a cliff.	Allison Ck
Anderson	Annie			p.34, Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	Wife of Ed, died after her husband and is buried near the old road going to the creek. Her grave was visible at the time of publication of the source booklet. Her daughter, Flora Hackett, is buried beside her.	S.F. Salmon R. (Elk Creek)
Anderson	Ed			p.34, Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	Ed was accidentally shot in the head. Lived one and a half miles up Elk Creek, on S.F. Salmon	S.F. Salmon R. (Elk Creek)
Anderson	Joe		July 1935	p.177 ff; Snake River of Hells Canyon; Carrey, etc.	Two prospectors 'as crazy as popcorn on a hot stove' worked together on Snake River. One of them, Anderson, was hired to caretake Mart Hibbs' place. In June 1935 Hibbs was murdered and his body was later found outside his burned cabin. Inside were found	Snake River (Granite Creek)
Arnold	Chris			p.238 River of No Return, Carrey & Conley	An old German who stayed at the Standish place is buried below the rocky bluff behind the Standish house.	Salmon River (Robbins Creek)
Arnold	dau./of Charles		March 1895	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	'The three year old daughter of Charles Arnold was buried at Sunnyside'.	Sunnyside
Badley	Bessie		1966	p.45 Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	Burial place is not described; died "at the ranch which was near the mouth of the South Fork of the Salmon River"	S.F. Salmon R area
Badley	Fred		1953	p.45 Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	Burial place is not described; died "at the ranch which was near the mouth of the South Fork of the Salmon River"	S.F. Salmon R area
Bare	Isaac N.	Abt 1849	Abt 1909?	Interviews with Pete & Jerry Johnson by Eldon Anglen - plus info gathered from census records.	Found dead by Elmer Taylor & the cowboys who made a coffin and buried him on ridge between Rice and Center Creeks. Clint Springer read a sermon from the Bible. He had a daughter, Daisy South (w/o Joseph) who resided on Joseph Plains in 1910 and in Cotton	Salmon River on Johnson property (Mouth of Center Creek)
Barnum	Jack		Jul 1905	River & Praire NEWS 1904-1913, by Anglen	"Jack Barnum Killed - Meets Death By Explosion of Giant Powder" "The remains were buried at Warren Sunday"	Warren
Beard	girl			Warren Times; Helmer	(no other data found in the cited book)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Bemis	Charlie	1847	Oct 1922	p.10 Hist of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	Died two months following the burning of his home in August 1922. Buried at the ranch. Has marker at Shepp ranch	Salmon River (Shepp Ranch)
Bemis	Nathoy (Polly)	ca. 1849	'05 Nov 1933'	multiple Idaho County histories	Polly died in Grangeville hospital and was buried in Prairie View cemetery. In June 1987 the body was removed and taken to her home site on Salmon River. (Local legend says the body was taken after hours and w/o permission of the cemetery!)	Salmon River (Shepp Ranch)
Berg	Margaret Kettinger Gotzinger	'6 Nov 1844'	'30 Apr 1933'	p.249 River of No Return; Carey/ Conley	According to cited reference she may be buried on the ranch. Source also has picture there.	Salmon River (Berg Ranch)
Bergman	John	9 Aug 1871	14 Jul 1945	p.53, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	He was the father of Reho Wolfe and died while trying to take him out for medical care. Complications of his diabetes. He was at the Charlie Ayres ranch at the time of his death. He is buried near Eugene Churchill. Buried on Richardson Bar. There is a flat stone with his name and year of birth and death.	Salmon River (Richardson Bar)
Blackwell	dau/ of Wallace			p.38, Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	A daughter of Wallace Blackwell who died at Warren was brought back to the Pony Smead Ranch and buried.	S.F. Salmon River (Pony Smead Ranch)
Blaine	Alex	1859	1940		There is a metal marker at the Shepp Ranch (picture taken)	Salmon River (Shepp Ranch)
Borden	Bill			p.29 Sheepeater Campaign; Carrey	Referred to as "Sheepherder Bill", he had a moonshine still that blew up and he was burned to death in his cabin. date about 1932	S.F. Salmon River; Porphyry Creek
Brewer	Curly			p.30-31, Sheepeater Campaign; Carrey	This burial may be close to the Valley county border. Cited book says Brewer died in the "Profile country". (Note: Idaho State Death Records has Charles Brewer died Aug 20, 1928. Is this Curly?)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Brockman	Walt	15 Jul 1873	04 Aug 1918	p.241, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc.	He died in a trail mishap with his pack animals, his place of burial is not specified. Could be buried on Oregon side of river (dates from Idaho State Death Index)	Snake River area
Brown	Martin Z.		May 1902	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	"A new arrival" he died near Kamiah. He was married in 1900 and died in 1902. He was buried in "a beautiful grove surrounding his brother's home in the Kamiah canyon across the Clearwater river... in the little cemetery on top of Kamiah canyon."	Clearwater River, (Kamiah area)
Buckskin Bill	(see Sylvan S. Hart)
Butler	B. Lee		1923 (winter)	p.166, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc.	According to his brother, Paul, he drowned and his body was never recovered.	Snake River
Cadby	Bill			p.39, Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	Bill Cadby "spent his last days" on his homestead near Pony Smead's. Does not say where he was buried.	S.F. Salmon River (Pony Smead area)
Carrey	James	'12 Dec 1836'	'18 Nov 1912'	Death Cert no.003369	According to death record he died at Mt. Idaho. May be the J. Carey in Mt.Idaho Cem.	Mt.Idaho?
Carrey	twin boys			Warren Times; Helmer	(No further data available from cited book)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Cassidy	Pvt.		7 Jul 1877	Letter from Ace Barton	On July 7th 1877, Pvt. Cassidy, with Co.M. 4th Artillery was accidentally shot by a fellow soldier. He was hastily buried at the site near Boles	Joseph Boles
Chalmers	Horace		Oct 1863	p.35-36, Idaho County Voices	Murdered in the Magruder Massacre along with others. There are many printed accounts of this story besides the one cited here. (also see Magruder)	Magruder
Chalmers	Robert		Oct 1863	p.35-36, Idaho County Voices	Murdered in the Magruder Massacre along with others. (Allen, Magruder & Phillips) There are many printed accounts of this story besides the one cited here. (also see Magruder)	Magruder
Chartier	'Shorty'		Aug 1886	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Called 'Shorty', he was born in France and apparently died of starvation in his dugout and was said to be half crazy. (Shorty's bar, midway between Whitebird and Rocky canyon?)	Salmon River (Shorty Bar)
Chineses massacre			1887	p.304, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc.	thirty one Chinese were murdered by white men	Snake River
Churchill					see Ella Prescott
Churchill	Eugene	Sept. 1857	1915	p.49, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	He drowned in Salmon River and was found about 25 days later down river and buried at Richardson Bar. - The wooden marker placed by USFS is now gone.	Salmon River (Richardson Bar)
Colgate	George		Fall 1893	Reference several books concerning the Carlin Party.	Colgate was hired as a cook on a hunting party and while in the mountains he became mortally ill due to a blocked bladder. The weather became bitter and Colgate and the party made the decision to go on out and leave him there or jeopardize the lives of a	Lochsa R. - On US Hwy 12 Sec.15 T36N R12E
Connors,				US Forest Ranger info 1930	buried at the mouth of Robbins Creek along the Salmon river, other facts unknown	Salmon R. (Robbins Ck)
Cook	Rose Aitken		12 Oct 1905	p.163, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley also River & Praire NEWS, by Anglen	Rose died in childbirth, buried with baby at Campbell's Ferry (Mrs. Warren Cook)	Salmon R. (Campbell Ferry)
Cooper	Arthur		'3 Jul 1915'	Idaho State Death record #11685 gives death date	He died from chronic valvular heart disease, was single, born Oct 1861 in England. There was no undertaker. Burial was 1/4 mile southeast of Golden on July 4th.	Clearwater, S.F. (Old Golden)
Copenhauer	Tom			p.45, Sheepeater Campaign, by Carrey	Died at Warren and left his property to a friend and was buried at Warren (Is not in Warren cemetery database)	Warren
Crooks	Daniel		Mid Aug 1878	p.109-10; 'Weiser Indian, Shoshoni Peacemakers' Hank Corless; 'Valley County, The Way it Was' Duane Peterson	A memorial stone for him and Brady/Bob Wilhelm. There are discrepancies for the date in different historical sources. Incident occurred in what was Idaho county in 1878.	Valley county - Pearsoll Creek off the Warm Lake Road near Cascade, Idaho
Culbertson	(no first name)		Jun 1897	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	He was found dead in his blankets at Burgdorf's Warm Springs by his partner on May 23... The dead man's partner buried the body.." The partner wouldn't turn over all the effects to the justice at Warren (a gold watch and ring, 3 horses, and an outfit)	Burgdorf
Derosher	Eber	ca. 1819	Mar 1869	1870 Mortality Schedule	Age 50, miner, stabbed (murder), in March, born in Canada. Burial site unknown but lived in the area of Warren	Warren?
Dorsey	Peter		1879	p.90, Pioneer Days in Idaho County, Elsensohn	Dorsey was killed by ambushing Indians along with Hugh 'Bobtail' Johnson	S.F. Salmon R. area
Dyer	Bob			Warren Times, Helmer	(no further data in cited book)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Dyer	George		1905	p.38, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	Buried at the Pony Smead Ranch.	S.F. Salmon R. (Pony Smead Ranch)
Eagan	Harry	ca. 1848	Aug 1879	p.17-18, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Part 2, Carrey - Also 1880 Mortality Schedule, also ICFP, May 6, 1926	Private Harry Eagan was the only soldier killed by the Indians in the Sheepeater War of 1879. Although the area is now in Valley county - at the time of his death the area was in Idaho county. The government erected a monument at the site in 1925 which	Valley County today - S.F. Salmon R.; T21N R14E, Sec 6
Eccles	Royal		Aug 1899	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	He was fourteen years old and killed by a kick from a horse on a prospecting trip near the headwaters of the Clearwater. They were 50 miles distant in the mountains so it was impossible to bring him out. He was buried there.	Clearwater R. headwaters
Elliot	David		1902-1906	p.121, Idaho County Voices	'Idaho's first circuit judge, David Elliott was buried in the Tahoe Cemetery between 1902 and 1906." (no marker today)	Tahoe Cem?
Elliott	Bud			p.67, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	Brother of Jim Elliott, came in to take care of his brother's affairs after his death and also died from a falling rock from a blast. He died near the "old smokehouse" on Elk Creek. His burial place is not mentioned.	S.F. Salmon R. (Elk Creek?)
Elliott	Ernest 'Hardrock'		May 1934	p.39-40, Sheepeater Idian Campaign, Carrey	A nephew of Mrs. Kid Garden, who died of spotted fever, resided on Big Creek, place called "Mile High". Buried on a knoll above "the buildings".	M.F. Salmon R. (Big Creek)
Elliott	Jim			p.67, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	One winter he got pneumonia. Neighbors started to bring him out but he died on the trail near Copper Camp. He was buried on the trail down Big Creek. (Could be James Elliott born 30 Dec 1914 died Apr 25 1935 Ida State Death Ind.) (His brother was killed	M.F. Salmon R. (Big Creek - Copper Camp)
Enis	Sam		June 1897	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	He died in his cabin on Butcher Creek. "Sam Enis and friends went on a drinking spree, drinking alcohol, whiskey, Jamaica ginger, Perry Davis' Pain Killer and Hostetter's Bitters, (Sam) fell senseless and never woke up." (I imagine his friends didn't fee	Butcher Creek (mouth of)
Estep	Walt			p.57, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	He was killed at Brown's Basin above the Dave Lewis place - burial place not given	Brown's Basin
Feierabend		1941	Sep 1996	From obit Idaho County Free Press, Sep 18, 1996	He drowned on Salmon River - found at Wind River pack bridge three days later. There was a wooden marker there in the late 1990's.	Salmon River (ashes at Wind River)
Flood	J.F.		Aug 1899	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Mr. Flood and an unidentified man were killed in an explosion at the N.P. railroad camp between Kamiah and Stuart (Kooskia). Flood was taken to Stuart for burial, but is not recorded in that cemetery. The unidentified man was buried near the explosion.	Kooskia area (Stuart)
Flynn	Margaret		5 May 1916	Idaho State Death Record	Her maiden name was Thistlethwaite, she married Timothy Flynn May 25, 1851 in Canada. There was no undertaker at her death. Buried near Stites.	S.F. Clearwater R. (Stites area)
Foster	William		Jul 1877	p.302, Pioneer Days in Idaho County, Vol.1, Elsensohn	Local residents took up a collection and bought a monument which reads: "A Public Tribute to William Foster - Killed By Indians July 1877 - Aged 24 Years" ".'..citizen scout in service of the government" he died when his horse was shot from under him. I	Cottonwood
Fox	Frank C.		17 Sep 1887	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Age about 30, native of New York, died thirteen hours after his horse threw him headlong and then rolled onto him. His wife & children resided in New York.	Salmon R.
Fritser	Mrs		Sep. 1919	Warren Times, Helmer	Cited book says she 'lies on the home place, a young woman only 34, the mother of eleven children.' (The youngest only 3 months old and the oldest was a girl of thirteen.)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Galloway	Victor		Apr 1896	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Aged about 30, suicided at his home on Whitebird.	Whitebird area (French Cemetery?)
Gamble, Harry			May 1895	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Drowned April 13th, 1895. Nezperce co. coroner reportedly buried an unknown man April 18th four miles upriver fr. Potlatch River whose description "tallies with the description of Gamble..." The body buried 'along the river and a beautiful place was sele	Clearwater River above Potlatch River
Goodwin	Nancy J.	25 Dec 1838	6 Mar 1898	notes of Clara Smith; also see Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Nancy was buried near Harpster high on a ridge called Pickle Point. About 1973 Bruce Scott built a fence around the grave for two elderly ladies from Washington. Daughter, Ida Bundridge, lived in Elk City for a time but she left the area. Mr. Goodwin lef	S.F. Clearwater R. (Harpster area)
Gordon	Arthur H.		1886?	p.222, Idaho County Voices	His body was removed from China Hill and is in the common grave at Prairie View.	Prairie View Cem
Gordon	Charlie		1918 (winter)	p.213, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc.	He went missing in December 1917, his body was found in the spring and buried at the site near the South Fork of Brush Creek.	Snake River
Green	George		2 Jul 1920	Misc. A Scrapbook, ICGS	George Green, age 74, was found dead on the floor of his cabin (Warren area) on the morning of July 3rd. He had been in the pool hall the previous evening at 10:30. No sign of a struggle so it was decided that he died of heart disease. "They made a coffi	Warren area
Groseclose	Jake		20 Aug 1878	p.14, Valley County, The Way it Was, by Duane Peterson	This marker is in Valley county today but the area was in Idaho county 1878. The event is well documented history in Valley county.	Valley county, near Cascade Lake Dam.
Hackett	Jonathan		10 May 1910	p.153-4, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	Accident while hunting - has marker	Salmon R. (French Creek)
Hackett	Flora			p.34 Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	She is the daughter of Annie Anderson, and was buried beside her mother on Elk Creek, on S.F. Salmon River - death records say she was born in 1882 and died on Aug 7, 1935 in Canyon co.	S.F. Salmon R. area
Halfmoon	(an Indian)		Apr 1892	p.248, Snake River of Hell's Canyon, Carrey,etc	He fell to his death in the 1870's and his remains were found along with the skeleton of his horse in April 1892. With him were found a saddle, sawed off shotgun, and an 1866 silver dollar.	Snake River (Suicide Point)
Hall	Mary			p.38 Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	Mary died suddenly and is buried at the Pony Smead Ranch.	S.F. Salmon R. (Pony Smead Ranch)
Hallam/Helm	Loyal		May 1895	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Drowned along with Harry Gamble. Not known if his body was found. (see Harry Gamble)	Clearwater R. - burial site unknown
Hamilton	Ben		11 Feb 1902	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Killed in snowslide at Cracker Jack Mine and the body was found in June. His body was in such condition that it was buried on the site. His brother from Kansas had helped in the search and was there when the body was found.	Buffalo Hump - about 100 feet below the mine
Harmon	Dora			descendant of dec'd	Cremation - buried in private cemetery	Private cemetery - Old Mt.Idaho Grade
Harmon	Henry			descendant of dec'd	Cremation - buried in private cemetery	Private cemetery - Old Mt.Idaho Grade
Harmon	Ollie			descendant of dec'd	Cremation - buried in private cemetery	Private cemetery - Old Mt.Idaho Grade
Harpster	Abraham		1 Oct 1891	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen also p.101, Idaho County Voices	Abe Harpster died down at Jackson Bridge (known as Harpster today). He was buried "in the pines on the rocky point just below the bridge, overlooking the river he loved so well." Age 66. (A monument was placed in 1960 - picture in "Voices")	S.F. Clearwater R. (Harpster area)
Harriman	Alice		1888	p.224, Idaho County Voices	Age 4, she was buried in Denver in an unmarked grave, the daughter of Levi and Lucy Deacy Harriman	Denver area
Harrinton	Curly		Nov 2, 1903	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	He was found lying dead at his cabin door at Thunder Mt., a supposed victim of heart disease. (no burial place given)	Thunder Mt.
Hart	Sylvan Ambrose		29 Apr 1980	Misc C. Scrapbook, ICGS, Obit	Buried in his garden on Five Mile Creek up the Big Salmon River.	Salmon R. (Five Mile Ck)
Hawley	Ellen (Howell)		17 Dec 1893	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	This was the wife of George, age 18, died in childbirth, buried on a knoll on Whitebird Creek. (a monument was placed in the 1990's)	Whitebird area
Healey	Tom		20 Aug 1878	p.14, Valley County, The Way it Was, by Duane Peterson	This marker is in Valley county today - but the area was in Idaho county 1878. The event is well documented history in Valley county.	Valley county, near Cascade Lake Dam.
Hemminger	Bob		Feb/Mar 1935	p.168, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	He fell on a slick slope of the mountain while hunting. Grave still had a marker in 1977, buried above Coppernoll's.	Salmon R. (near Ruff Creek)
Hemstock	James	1840	27 Feb 1909	p.230, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	His stone on Sheep Ck reads "James Hemstock 1840 to 2-27-09, by Rice" Hemstock was grossly overweight.When Klinkhammer heard he was ill he got help to load him on a horse to take him out to Elk City, but he died on the way and was buried where he fell.	Salmon R. (Sheep Creek)
Hester	Albert			p.376, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc.	He was buried on the Oregon side of the Snake River - but he was an interesting feller that wore dresses.	Snake River
Hiltsey	Frank			History of Riggins Cemetery, by Barton	Homesteader at Three Creeks has headboard at Hutton Creek.	Salmon R., (Hutton Ck) S13 T25n R2w
Hopkin	Sam			p.57, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	He was shot when mistaken for a bear at Copper Camp.	M.F. Salmon River (Copper Camp)
Humes	Martin	Abt. 1857	Dec. 24, 1904	p.53ff., Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	His obituary stated he died of pneumonia, but the actual cause of his death is unknown.He got sick in the fall of the year and never regained his health. He died on Christmas eve 1904. There is a nice headstone that marks his grave. He is buried on the west end of Richardson Bar, directly across from Yellow Pine Campground.	Salmon River (Richardson Ck)
Hyatt	son of			p.34, Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	A child of Hyatt(s), age 7 or 8, was lost after going down to the orchard to pick plums just across from Smith Creek and in sight of the house. Child was never found.	S.F. Salmon River (Smith Creek, Hays Station)
Indian grave				US Forest Ranger data from 1930	An indian grave about 1 mile south of Graves point and another at the head of Graves Creek on the Boise Trail and north of the Seven Devils. Other facts unknown.	Graves Creek
Indian grave			1894	US Forest Ranger data from 1930	A 14 year old Indian boy, who died of poisoning, he is buried north of Highway 12. The grave is on the ridge which divides Idaho and Montana - just barely in Idaho.	Lochsa River - Sec.36 T37N R11E
Indian, Isaac			1902	Kooskia Mountaineer, Sept 27, 1922 issue	'At Grave's Peak is the grave of an Indian, Isaac, who died over twenty years ago while guiding a party of white men in search of a gold mine the site of which he was supposed to know. "Isaac's mine has never been discovered."	M.F. Clearwater River (Grave's Peak) northeast side
Ipe	Fred			p.193, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	A young miner whose parents lived at Warren, who committed suicide one spring at the mouth of the South Fork of Salmon River	Salmon River (Mackay Bar?)
Jenkins/Jinkins	(no first name)		Aug 1897	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	'An old gentleman named Jenkins, died on Salmon River last Monday at his place six miles above Sherwin's. He was from Palouse and was aged 70 years."	Salmon River (near Harbison place on Big Mallard Cr.)
Jewell	Joseph A.		1896	p.219, Idaho County Voices	Buried in old Whitebird Cem. (French Cemetery?)	Whitebird area (French Cem?)
Johns	Amelia		Sep 1922	Kooskia Mountaineer, Sep 27, 1922	A Nez Perce woman died at the home of George Samuels near Stites, article says she was buried at Stites Indian cemetery.	Stites Indian Cem
Johnson	Hugh 'Bobtail'		Mar 1879	1880 Mortality Schedule; also p.67, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	Age 48, married, born Maine, farmer, resident of county for 10 years. Hugh and his partner were killed by the Indians. Neighbors buried Johnson on the Jimmy Scales' ranch - two peach trees were planted there.	S.F. Salmon River (Jimmy Scales place)
Johnson	Peter		1913-14	p.374, Pioneer Days in Idaho County, Vol.2, Elsensohn	Trapper who went on a hunting party alone. His skeleton and his rusty rifle were later found	Fish Lake at head of Lake Creek (Salmon River area)
Jones	Jim		Dec 1902	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	..."met a horrible death last Friday night...at the Oregon mine about 6 miles above Pollock." He'd set the powder to thaw at the mouth of the tunnel and he went to check it. His partner heard the explosion and found Jones' body. The newspaper article say	Rapid River (West Fork)
Jordan	Frank		1922?	Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhart-Hill	no known date or marker	Salmon River (Warren Creek)
Kelley/Kelly	Bill 'Poker'		Aug 1899	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	His body was found in a tunnel on August 28th and he had been dead some days. His back was broken by a rock falling on him from the roof of the tunnel. He was about 75.	Salmon River (N. bank, 1 mile above Kelly-Squaw Creek)
Kirk	David			p.260-61, Snake River of Hell's Canyon, Carrey, etc.	In History of Riggins cemetery, Ace Barton said there was a headboard in place at Kirkwood Bar. T26N, R1W, Sec 30	Snake River (Kirkwood Creek)
Knott	Mr.			p.237, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	"the ferry man" buried alongside trail to his ferry upstream from Robbins Ck. unmarked - this man's death in Idaho county is questioned in "Spirits of the Salmon River" by Deinhart-Hill, p.190)	Salmon River (Scott Creek)
Koski	infant			Warren Times, Helmer	(no further data in cited book)	S.F. Salmon R. area (Warren?)
Krause	Francis A.	'22 Aug 1849'	'28 Feb 1919'	p.11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton - also Idaho Death Cert no.026193	Buried Old Pollock - (one of several graves were ravaged in an old cemetery when the bridge was built on US 95 at Rapid River)	Salmon River (Old Pollock)
Kurry	H.		May 1902	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	'H. Kurry, of Pittsburg, was buried near his home after nearly a year of illness from heart trouble and dropsy.'	Salmon River (Pittsburg)
Lansbury	(Boy)	3 Feb 1910	19 May 1928	p.124, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	Buried Lantz Bar - He was the son of Frank Lantz' uncle Claud. He died of tick fever before help could be brought in.	Salmon River (Lantz Bar)
Lantz	Frank B.		12 Oct 1971	p.124, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	He was found slumped over his table, dead. He died on the Salmon but his body was taken to Hamilton, Mont. for burial	Montana
Levander	John O.	27 Dec 1837	1914	p.11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	buried Race Ck - p.11 History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	Salmon River (Race Creek)
Levander	Sarah E.	9 Oct 1850	29 May 1909	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	She was the mother of nine children. She was buried at their home site on Race Creek as was her husband.	Salmon River (Race Creek)
Levi	(no first name)		17 Jul 1877	Indian Braves and Battles, etc, Adkison; ICFP 1967	He was an army scout, killed near Weippe while headed for Lolo Trail.	Clearwater River area?
Mackay	William B.	1846	Dec 1920	p.100, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deihardt-Hill	Son of Irish immigrants he settled on the bar named for him about 1899 and built a little cabin.	Salmon River, (Mackay Bar)
Magruder	Lloyd		Oct 1863	p.35-36, Idaho County Voices	Lloyd Magruder operated a store in Elk City and ran a packing business to mining districts. He, along with others in his party (Allen, Chalmers & Phillips), was brutally killed by Lowry, Howard & Romain. Perpetrators were hanged in Lewiston. (this event	Magruder
Mallory	Benjamin 'Bony'		Aug 1879	1880 Mortality Schedule; also see Benedict Diary	Age about 37, single, consumption, resided in Idaho county abt. 10 years, miner. According to the diary of Caroline Benedict in 1879, Bony was still alive September of 1879. Dr Morris obviously gave the information after the fact.	Grangevlle area
March	Anthony		1935	p.132, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	Buried near Barth Hot Springs, drowned in Salmon River.	Salmon River (Barth Hot Springs)
Markham	Fanny	'7 Sep 1835'	'8 Feb 1920'	Idaho State Death Cert. No.029094	Her burial is not found in any cemetery database.	Grangeville area
Markham	Nathaniel	1830	20 Feb 1898	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Married Sep 3, 1855 to Fanny Smith, in Eugene, Oregon.	Grangeville area
McClellan	Lillie (Lillian)	1900	1910	Bill Salmon historian of Elk City	Marker reads "Died in Orogrande". This is a wooden marker with a fence around. Supposedly died from after receiving an accidental blow to the head.	Upper Orogrande PHOTO
McCulley	Clementine	1826	1903	p.11, History of Riggins Cemetery	This is the wife of Joseph McCulley. She has a marble headstone at Lockwood Creek.	Little Salmon River (Lockwood Creek)
McMillan	Mr & Mrs			p.11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	Homesteaders who died on Denny Ck (Note: *1920 census shows us Wm & Elinor at Pollock - could this be Mr & Mrs?)	Little Salmon River (Denny Creek)
McNeal	Charles			p.11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	His stone at Lockwood Creek reads "Co.A., 2nd US Artillery" reputed to have been a sea captain	Little Salmon River (Lockwood Creek)
Miller	Charles		Oct 1902	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	His body was found on the west side of the Salmon River by Mr. Boucher. He had drowned in October of 1902 and was identified by a time book in his pocket. Bur at the site.	Salmon River
Miners				US Forest Ranger data from 1930	Two graves on Cayuse Creek S3, T39N, R11E. These two miners died of scurvy, from which Scurvy Mt derived its name.	Cayuse Creek
Moore	James	1867/68	25 Apri 1942	p.168, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley also p.72, Spiritis of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	He is buried across the Salmon River from Campbell's Ferry. His cabin has been restored by the USFS and in 1978 was numbered with the National Register of Historic Places	Cmpbll Frry
Moose City graves				US Forest Ranger data from 1930	A number of graves in Moose City, a short lived placer town of 1860s' and 1870's. This area now in Clearwater county.	Moose City
Morris	Charles 'Catfsh'			"Early Settlers Along M. F. of Clearwater" by Johnston & McLean	(a.k.a. Catfish Sandy)	Clearwater R. (M.F.)
Munday	William		20 Aug 1878	p.14, Valley County, The Way it Was, by Duane Peterson	This marker is in Valley county today today but the area was in Idaho county 1878. The event is well documented history in Valley county.	Valley county, near Cascade Lake Dam.
Murphy	(unknown)			p.6 & 11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	This man was a miner killed in saloon brawl, bur 1/4 mile north of Crooks Corral bar. According to Goldie Falin it is now known as Hardin Mill/Mine.	Salmon River - (Hiltsey Creek) Hardin Mill
Nevins	Mike		(aft Jan 1901)	Warren Times - History of Warren by Cheryl Helmer	(no further data in cited source)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Newman/ Newson	Toom			p.138, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley - also p.9, History of Riggins, Barton	Died of blood poisoning after a tooth extraction, he was buried at Crofoot Ranch. (Note: this man is given two names by two different historians)	Salmon River (Rttlsnake Creek)
Neiderhaus	..		1890?	Miscellany Scrapbook H, page 32.	info gathered from an item by Imelda Wimer Oct 30, 1980, entitled "Great Grandmother Runs Ranch". Gladys McLaughllin states that Neiderhaus owned their property on Graves Ck in early days and that he died "about 1890 and was buried on the hillside across	Salmon River (Graves Crk)
O'Brien	J.		Jun 1899	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	His body was found between Roby's and Chamberlain's ranches on the Salmon River. He was about 70 years old. He was buried at the site. O'Brien, A.T. Shorthill and Jeff Turpin all drowned together.	Salmon River
Olsen	Mike		abt. 1927		A trapper who died in his cabin on Lake Creek. S28, T41N, R11E. He was buried nearby. (I failed to cite this source, but since it has locations by Township & Range I imagine it came from the US Forest Ranger notes of 1930)	Salmon River (Lake Creek)
Otterson	George			p.61, Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	George & Carrie (Coleman) Otterson had two children who were buried in John Day Cemetery.	Salmon River (John Day Creek)
Painter	John R.		Aug 1936	p.10, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton - also p.175, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	A colorful character of the Salmon River, he died at age 75 and was buried near his home on Jersey Creek .	Salmon River (Jersey Creek)
Parisot	Emile A.		1920	p.8, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	He is buried on a ridge at the Bullion Mine, Florence & Salmon River Breaks. He died of pneumonia. Has a wooden headboard.	Bullion Mine PHOTO
Parisot	Raymond	1889	1974	His ashes were place on the grave of Emile A Parisot. I remember in the 1980 you could still see some of the ashes remaining.	He is buried at Bullion Mine, son of James Parisot .	Bullion Mine
Passfield	George		June 1915	From "Beautiful Things in Life" by Presley F. Horne; pp.29-31	Odd Fellow drowned in the Salmon River. His body was buried at the site where found and marked with a grantie marker in 1929 by the members of the IOOF.	Salmon River (East Fork of the S.f.)
Paul	Martha (Evans)		21 Dec 1895	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	Age 45 years, died 5 miles southwest of Grangeville, leaving a six month old baby.	Grangeville area (unknown site)
Phillips	William		Oct 1863	p.35-36, Idaho County Voices	Murdered in the "Magruder Massacre" along with others (Magruder, Allen & Chalmers) (also see Magruder this database)	Magruder?
Pratt	Phil		June 1901	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	His body was found by cowboys in his cabin near the Blue Jacket mine. When he was found a candle was burning in his room and the body was still warm. He was buried near the cabin by the cowboys.	Salmon River (Blue Jacket Mine above Kirkwood)
Prescott	Clarence H.	'27 Apr 1857'	'11 Nov 1920'	p.158, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley date from Idaho State Death Rec. no.032616	Dates from death record index online (Buried at Newsome)	Clearwater River (Newsome)
Prescott	Ella		Fall 1922	p.159, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley also p.10 History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	She was buried at Churchill Creek. Sister of Bertie Lyons, wife of Eugene Churchill and later C.H. Prescott.	ChurchllCk
Quick	Jerry		Bef 1922	Kooskia Mountaineer, Sep 27, 1922 issue	Jerry Quick was an old prospector who was drowned in the Middle Fork.	M.F. Clearwater R. (unknown if found)
Ranger	Jack	1903	1925-28	p.173-4, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	Tried to swim the river and didn't make it.	Salmon River (No Man Ck - 2 mi below Boise Bar)
Raymond	child			p.292, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc	Son of Lela Raymond - drowned and is buried beside Frank Raymond on Somers Creek	Snake River (Somers Creek)
Raymond	Frank			p.291, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc	Frank was killed by his brother in law Howard Whittier, while he was beating his wife, Lela Whittier Raymond.	Snake River (Somers Creek)
Redington	Jack		May 1892	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	His body was found in the Salmon river at Amos Carter's in May. He drowned at Race Creek in March. Probably buried at the site where found.	Salmon River
Reel	Olin		1920's	p.312, Snake River of Hell's Canyon; Carrey, etc	Drowned when he tried to swim the Snake? river to his boat on the opposite side.	Snake River (unknown burial site)
Reid	Margaret			p.6 & 11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	Buried on homestead on Hiltsey Creek, she was the wife of George Reid.	Salmon River (Hiltsey Creek)
Rhodes	William		13 Jun 1887	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	Buried at Rhodes City, he died after a severe winter in the mountain wilderness which is today in Clearwater county. Sister Elfreda says he was a mulatto man.	Clearwater Rove (Rhodes City) T38N, R13E, Sec 17 head of Silver Creek
Richardson	Ezzard	19 Dec 1808	Jun 1893	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	Died at his home on the Salmon River, age 85. He was born Dec 19, 1808 and had "established a nice little ranch at the Chinese Garden. He was hoeing his garden and fainted and only lived five minutes. Buried at his own request on his ranch June 3."	SalmonR. (Chinese Garden)
Rickman	Robert		1909	p.296, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	Cott Chron "Robert Rickman, aged about 45 was dragged to death by a horse at his ranch on the west side of the Salmon River...laid to rest at a spot near where the fatal accident occurred."	Salmon River (Rickman Creek)
Riggins	Frank	11 Dec 1900	12 Jul 1912	p.162, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill - Also River & Prairie "NEWS" 1904-1913, Anglen	Eleven year old Frank went hunting, alone. When he did not return by afternoon his family went looking for him. He was found dead, his rifle having accidentally discharged.	Salmon River (Hot Springs)
Riggins	George W.		April 1913	River & Prairie NEWS, 1904-1913 by Anglen; news item on p.160 Misc.D Scrapbook	He died at the home of his brother, John, and his remains were buried at the ranch at the hot springs. George W. was one of the Brave Seventeen.	Salmon River, (Riggins Hot Springs)
Robie	Ed			p.176, Spirits of the Salmon River; Deinhardt-Hill	See Spirits of the Salmon River	Salmon River (above Horseshoe Bend)
Robie	Willie			p.176, Spirits of the Salmon River; Deinhardt-Hill	See Spirits of the Salmon River	Salmon River (above Horseshoe Bend)
Roche	Jack		Apr 1899	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Killed in a snowslide near Buffalo Hump, "His lifeless body was found 400 yards from the place where he had last been seen working... ...the burial was planned to be near the camp."	Buffalo Hump
Rogers	Joe		Jan 1910	p.237, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley also p.142, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	Sustained a leg wound from his own pistol. Unable to get help he died by the river. He was buried where found but the grave was relocated by Lum Turner when the CCC built the Salmon River road (Note: There is an entry for a Joe Rogers in Riggins cemetery	Salmon River (Carrey Creek)
Root	Jess	1881or Mar 22, 1883	1935-36	p.156, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley - p.60, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	Two conflicting stories: May have been killed for his gold on Richardson Creek - Sheepeater says he drowned near Yellow Pine Bar. His body was found down river about 43 miles, at the Dale Ranch (now the Whitewater Ranch) He is buried near the campground just north of the trail.	Salmon River, (near Whitewater Camp)
Rowley	Clarence		1898	p.236, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	Age 22, he died of exposure on his way in to Marshall Mountain mines. Marker at Wind River pack bridge	Salmon River (Wind River)
Rucker	Ed C.Thaddeus	Abt. 1892	5 Nov 1911	River & Prairie NEWS 1904-1913, by Anglen & p.40 of Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill. She gives burial at Split Rock Creek	E.C. Rucker was murdered by his partner, Samuel M. Pruitt, in self defense. Pruitt anchored the body and went to town to surrender. (see newspaper articles on the murder) The body wasn't recovered until a year later. It was found about 75 miles down river from where it was put in. Burial is about 1 mile from the Sam Myers Ranch. There is no marker, so the exact location is not known.	Salmon River Split Rock Ck
Rustic burial				p.474, Pioneer Days in Idaho County,	Pioneers say there's a burial at Rustic, a settlement whose location is disputed but may be at the site of the Shissler and Ingram sawmill on Lawyer Ck, 4 miles south of Westlake and 6 miles from Cottonwood	Rustic
Sandburg	Theodore		June 1897	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	He sufferd a stroke and was found to be dying by Gus Heartburg. He was buried on the Salmon river.	Salmon River
Savage	Henry		Dec 1885	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Savage was murdered by Warlich. His body was found and buried. (does not say where) Walrich was later hanged at Mt.Idaho then county seat.	S.F. Salmon R. area
Scott	David (Indian)		12 Sep 1912 "Age 75 Years" "We'll Meet In Heaven"	Kooskia Mountaineer, Sep 27, 1922 issue (Tombstone found and pic taken Sep 2008 by Eldon & Carol Anglen)	He was a well known and highly respected Nez Perce who died at the Indian campgound near the big spring on Coolwater Mountain. In 1922 his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Williams, secured a handsome gravestone bearing his name" hired help and hauled it in to the s	Selway River - (Coolwater Mt.)
Scott	Sylvester		17 Aug 1902	p.237, River of No Return, Carrey/ Conley; - p.11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	He bought the ranch in 1894 and moved there. He and his wife had 21 children. Both she and her daughter died in 1907 in Grangeville while testifying at a murder trial and are buried in Denver. (death date is from his wife's obit in Cash Scrapbook, p.15)	Salmon River (Scott Ranch)
Shafer /Shiefer	Jack		1887	p.32, Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey; Warren Times, by Helmer	While the first wagon bridge was being built across the Southfork of Salmon River he fell and drowned and was buried on the ranch. Named 'Shiefer' in Helmer book.	S.F. Salmon River (Shafer Ranch)
Shepp	Charlie		1936	p.11, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	He and Klinkhammer homesteaded the Shepp Ranch and Shepp is buried there (has marker)	Salmon River (Shepp Ranch)
Shorthill	A.T.		Jun 1899	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	His body was found in an eddy at Cow Creek by Peter Turnbull, who buried the man presumably at that site. He was drowned with Jeff Turpin and J. O'Brien.	Salmon River (Cow Creek area)
Silger	Fred			p.453, River of No Return, by Bailey p.163, River of No Return, by Carrey	Fred Silger and Joe Sorrell were killed as they crossed the river by cable basket in high water. A snag tipped the basket over and dumped them out. Never found. (possibly Fred Silge)	Salmon River
Silverwood	Jennie		28 May 1893	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	'...died at her home in Clearwater precinct, aged 60 years.'	Clearwater area (unknown place)
Silverwood	John T.		1898	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	A prominent man of the Clearwater area. Dana Lohrey has published a booklet on this man and his life.	Clearwater area (unknown place)
Simon(d)s/ Symons	George		17 Nov 1899	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	George 'Symons' got pneumonia and left Buffalo Hump heading for Mt.Idaho for aid when he grew too weak to travel. He stopped at Adams Camp, where he died at Granville Pugh's place at 4:15 pm. Mr. Pugh gave him burial there. May have marker? On Wilson property.	Adams Camp T27N, R3E, Sec 23
Sleppy	Peter			p.274, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	His cabin was on the downstream side of Sleppy creek. He may be buried there.	Salmon River (Sleppy Creek)
Smith	Bob		Feb 1890	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Fourteen year old Bobby Smith, son of 'Three Finger' froze to death while carrying mail. (Supposedly buried at Three Finger Smith ranch.)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Smith	Juanita			p.28 Sheepeater Indian Campaign, Carrey	She was the wife of Sam Smith and buried on the "Three Finger" Smith ranch at Ellk Creek.	S.F. Salmon River (Elk Creek)
Smith	Kate			Warren Times, Helmer	(No other data given in cited source)	S.F. Salmon R. area
Smith	S.S. 'Three Finger'		April 28, 1892	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen (p.90 Pioneer Days Idaho County, Elsensohn)	He died on the S.F Salmon river, age 63 years, 10 months, and 28 days of dropsy. He ordered some sluice boxes brought down for his coffin and was wrapped in a buffalo robe.	S.F. Salmon R. area
Soards	Henry		'3 Apr 1918'	p.288, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	He was murdered when black powder was placed on his doorstep and bullets were shot at it to set it off. His body was found there. (Note: date from Idaho State Death Cert. No.024266)	Salmon River (Soards Gulch?)
Soards	William		'17 Sep 1922'	p.142, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	Committed suicide after suffering two strokes - no marker - (may be buried at Robbins creek or French creek)	Salmon River (French Creek)
Soards/ Swords	William?			Spirits of The Salmon River, Deinhart-Hill	(probably William Soards) may be buried at the mouth of Robbins Creek
Sorrell	Joe		1916	p.163, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	Joe Sorrell and Fred Silge(r) were killed as they crossed the river by a cable basket in high water. A snag tipped the basket over and dumped them out. Neither was ever found.	Salmon River (Campbell's Ferry?)
Sotin	children			p.273, Idaho County Voices	One son and two daughters died of scarlet fever and are buried in the "old" Whitebird Cemetery. (Is this the French Cemetery?)	Whitebird area (French Cem?)
Sotin	Izora (Gallowaay)		1903	p.273, Idaho County Voices		Salmon River (French Cemetery)
Sotin	Yves Marie		1900	p.273, Idaho County Voices	Yves made his last will and testament in Mar 1900. He died in April. She died three years later. Also called "Big Louie"	Salmon River (French Cemetery?)
Spedden	Doc		31 Jul 1900	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	He drowned while moving cattle across the creek. His body was found in the Gorge of the Salmon River, about 5 miles below the scene of the drowning near Shorty's bar below Whitebird. This grave is marked and lies in Graves Creek campgpround.	Salmon River (Pine Bar Campground)
Stafford	Joshua B. & son		Sep 1898	Harpster resident, Lloyd Rupe - also Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	In Sep 1898 news a death notice was printed for a J.B. Stafford.History says there were two Staffords, father and son prospectors. The son died at Pat Kincaid's cabin from pneumonia after a 3 week illness. A casket made of thick rough boards	S.F. Clearwater R.; (McComas Meadows)
Stafford	Solomon W.		Sep. 1898	Harpster resident, Lloyd Rupe - also Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	In Sep 1898 news a death notice was printed for a J.B. Stafford.History says there were two Staffords, father and son prospectors. The son died at Pat Kincaid's cabin from pneumonia after a 3 week illness. A casket made of thick rough boards. (son of Joshua) Grave is near the old Pat Kincaid homestead cabin submitted by: Wynn Stafford, great grandson of Joshua	S.F. Clearwater R.; (McComas Meadows)
Stewart	Robert W.		31 Jul 1951	pp. 7-8 of "The Gibler Family on Red River", by Bill Salmon	Became ill in Elk City area. Friends took him out to Grangeville hospital where he died. His body was taken back to be buried on the Gibler ranch.	Elk City area - Gibler ranch
Stonebraker	William Allen "Al"	'28 Jun 1879'	'10 Sep 1932'	p.49 & 60, Sheepeater Campaign, Carrey	Al died from a heart attack at Mosquito Springs. (Note: dates are from death record No.081777 which states he died at Chamberlain Basin)	S.F. Salmon R (Mosquito Springs? Chamberlain Basin?)
Sullivan	Christina Currington			Clara Smith notes	Buried in a grave that is back of Mrs Hovey's house between Kamiah and Kooskia. Wife of Dan Sullivan who lived there in the early 1900's and had mining claims up and down the river. Relative in 1988, who finally found the grave, Laurence Trautman.	Clearwater River (bet. Kamiah & Kooskia)
Swede			1902	from USFS Ranger notes of 1930	Committed suicide with a shotgun and was buried just above McComas Meadows. no marker.	S.F. Clearwater; (McComas Meadows)
Thomas	Truman G.	1846	3-May-30	p.143, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley - also p.10 History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	Celeste & Truman Thomas resided on the Salmon river. Truman died and was buried there. Barton says he died of a blocked bladder or kidney failure. There is no marker for his grave, buried SW of their home on the bank overlooking the river at Yellow Pine Bard.	Salmon River (Yellow Pine Bar)
Thompson	Bertha E.	11 Jun 1868	12 Jan 1894	Idaho County NEWS 1886-1903, by Anglen	Newspaper gave site of accident as Baker Gulch near Whitebird. Four sisters, Bertha, Melissa, Laura and Sara Thompson, were killed when a snow slide crushed the family home in 1894. They are buried in a small family plot near the old home. One person say	Whitebird area (Heckman Ranch)
Thompson	Laura S.	15 Feb 1884	12 Jan 1894	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	see Bertha E. Thompson notes for complete infomation	Whitebird area (Heckman Ranch)
Thompson	Melissa M.	4 Jan 1880	12 Jan 1894	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	see Bertha E. Thompson notes for complete infomation	Whitebird area (Heckman Ranch)
Thompson	(no first name)		1905-06	p.7, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	no data	Rapid River, W.F.
Thompson	Sara E.	20 Feb 1886	12 Jan 1894	Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	see Bertha E. Thompson notes for complete infomation	Whitebird area (Heckman Ranch)
Turpin	Jeff			Idaho County "NEWS" 1886-1903, Anglen	Drowned with Shorthill and O'Brien his body was found about ten miles below Cow Creek. This news item came from Freedom so he may be buried near to there or at the site where he was found.	Salmon River (below Cow Creek)
USGS cook				US Forest Ranger data from 1930	A cook for the USGS survey party was buried on Junction Mountain.	Junction Mtn.
Vater	Hugo		1934	p.132, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	He was drowned when knocked out of a boat at Salmon Falls rapids. His body was found and buried by Maisie & Monroe Hancock up against the cliff by a big pine tree.	Salmon River (Barth Hot Springs)
Ward	infant	'12 Oct 1914'	'13 Oct 1914'	Idaho State Death Certificate	From death record No.009219, infant died at Concord.	Concord Mine?
Wellingham	Pauline			from descendant of dec'd	cremation	Private - Old Mt.Idaho Grade
Whiskey Bob				p.227, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	He was an old miner buried under a pile of rocks at the head of Whiskey Bob creek. Klinkhammer tried to show Paul Filer where it was but could not relocate it.	Salmon River (Whiskey Bob Ck)
White	Charlie		1919	p.8, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton - also p.236, River of No Return, Carrey/Conley	He was killed by Neil McMeekin - has marker -	Salmon River (Wind River)
Whitmore	Mr.			p.10, History of Riggins Cemetery, Barton	Said to be buried at Mackay Bar	Salmon River (Mackay Bar)
Wilhelm	Brady		Mid Aug 1878	p.109-10; 'Weiser Indian, Shoshoni Peacemakers' Hank Corless; 'Valley County, The Way it Was' Duane Peterson	A memorial stone for him and Daniel Crooks (see Valley County, The Way It Was, by Duane L. Peterson) There are discrepancies for the date in different historical sources. This area was in Idaho county at the time of the incident in 1878.	Valley County - Pearsoll Ck off Warm Lake Road near Cascade, Idaho
Willey	Ray		8 Oct 1918	Warren Times, by Helmer	From Payetter Lake Star - Ray Willey, son of S.A. Willey died on S.F. Salmon after being sick only a few hours. He had heart trouble and was about 22 years old.	S.F. Salmon R.
Williams	Elizabeth 'Bess'	1885	1967	p.294, Idaho County Voices	Bess, daughter of Gideon Thompson and Cora Alma Moss, never married. Her ashes were scattered on her parents grave at Mt. Idaho	Mt.Idaho (ashes)
Williams	mother of Emma Williams		1904	p.20, Idaho County Voices	The mother of Emma Alice Williams died "in 1904". After her death Emma's father Gideon Williams farmed out his six children... in Grangeville.	Grangeville area
Willoughby	(no first name)			p.64, Idaho County Voices	Willoughby was killed in a shootout at Florence with Cherokee Bob Talbotte	Florence?
Wolfe	Norman	1940	Jun 1945	p.70-71, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	Son of George & Reho Wolfe, at age 5, he fell while crossing a log at Big Mallard Ck and drowned. Found at Campbell's Ferry. - has marker (two weeks after this Reho's father, John Bergman, also died)	Salmon River (Campbell's Ferry)
Wolfe	Reho	18 Apr 1916	2 Jul 1998	p.82, Spirits of the Salmon River, Deinhardt-Hill	Raised her six children on the Salmon river for several years. She died on the river and was buried there with permission of USFS. She has a marker.	Salmon River (across from China Bar)
Unknown Idaho County Free Press July 4, 1890 DEAD BODY FOUND Twenty Miles Above the Mouth of the South Fork of Salmon River - In Camp on Salmon River June 21, 1890 Editor Free Press - I wish to state that while prospecting on Salmon River on 13 isnt.? 15 miles above the mouth of the South Fork, I found the body of a drowned man partly in and partly out of the water. Being alone and not having any tools I was unable to remove it from the river but on reaching camp the following day I informed A.J. Steeves and Patrick Brennan, placer miners, who on the 15th went to the place and buried it. The corpse had evidently been in the water since last fall, was about 5 feet 8 inches in height, and had nothing on but a small piece of shirt of striped cotton material and a pair of new shoes with seamless vamps of finer quality than those usually wore by prospectors. Credit should be given to A.J. Steeves and Patrick Brennan for the humanity shown in traveling several miles over a very rough country in order to perform the last offices for the dead. They left a suitable description on a piece of drift lumber over the grave. Francis Cousins