City Cemetery

Cornelius Beaumont

1848 — 1921

Reconstruction-era freedman who became a successful cotton merchant and land owner.

“From bondage to bounty in one lifetime.”

Henrietta Beaumont

1852 — 1930

Freedwoman who ran a boardinghouse in Natchez and sent all three sons to college.

James Beaumont

1875 — 1943

Attorney and civil rights leader in Mississippi during the Jim Crow era.

Fannie Lou Hamer

1917 — 1977

Voting rights activist and civil rights leader who faced violent retaliation for registering voters.

“I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired.”

Jeannette Rankin

1880 — 1973

First woman elected to Congress; voted against US entry into both WWI and WWII.

“You can no more win a war than you can win an earthquake.”

Paul Pierce

1825 — 1909

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Ethel Henderson

1893 — 1983

Francisco Neal

1740 — 1781

Mary Fox

1808 — 1855

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Victor Myers

1876 — 1929

Esperanza Harris

1944 — 2000

A skilled farmer whose work in Salt Lake City helped shape the community through its most formative years.

“Safe in God's arms.”

Clarence Carr

1791 — 1856

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in Salt Lake City; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Eileen Gomez

1859 — 1930

Roger Hill

1927 — 2000

A dedicated butcher who served the Salt Lake City community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

“Faithful and true.”

Blanche Garza

1774 — 1857

Lloyd Ramos

1842 — 1931

Winifred Morris

1910 — 1950

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

George Hanson

1757 — 1803

Norma Hawkins

1825 — 1877

A skilled farmer whose work in Salt Lake City helped shape the community through its most formative years.

“Rest in peace.”

Michael Brooks

1893 — 1951

Her years of service as a rancher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Leah Hopkins

1740 — 1804

Percy Snyder

1808 — 1878

Raised seven children while working as a butcher in Salt Lake City; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

“Until we meet again.”

Eleanor Foster

1876 — 1952

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Hector Davis

1944 — 2000

Sandra Peters

1791 — 1879

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Elijah Reynolds

1859 — 1953

Frances Allen

1927 — 1972

A skilled farmer whose work in Salt Lake City helped shape the community through its most formative years.

“Peace at last.”

Josiah Meyer

1774 — 1825

Spent his working years as a rancher in Salt Lake City, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Martha Crawford

1842 — 1899

Emilio Phillips

1910 — 1973

Her years of service as a butcher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

“Beloved father.”

Gertrude Dean

1757 — 1826

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Paul Palmer

1825 — 1900

Helen Cox

1893 — 1974

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

Francisco Pearson

1740 — 1827

Luz Arnold

1808 — 1901

Victor Perry

1876 — 1920

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Guadalupe Jennings

1944 — 1994

Clarence Carpenter

1791 — 1847

Spent his working years as a butcher in Salt Lake City, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

“The Lord is my shepherd.”

Flossie Graham

1859 — 1921

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Roger Moore

1927 — 1995

Daisy Wheeler

1774 — 1848

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

“In loving memory.”

Lloyd Wells

1842 — 1922

Sharon Adams

1910 — 1996

George Burton

1757 — 1849

A dedicated rancher who served the Salt Lake City community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

Miriam Gordon

1825 — 1868

Michael Cook

1893 — 1942

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

“Asleep in Jesus.”

Edith Moreno

1740 — 1795

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Percy Hudson

1808 — 1869

Linda Price

1876 — 1943

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

“A gentle soul.”

Hector Herrera

1944 — 2000

Her years of service as a butcher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Dorothy Bradley

1791 — 1870

Elijah Alexander

1859 — 1944

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in Salt Lake City; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Bessie Anderson

1927 — 2000

Josiah Lawson

1774 — 1816

Alice Harrison

1842 — 1890

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Emilio King

1910 — 1964

Mabel Howell

1757 — 1817

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

“Thy will be done.”

Paul Mason

1825 — 1891

Spent his working years as a butcher in Salt Lake City, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Juanita Evans

1893 — 1965

Francisco Romero

1740 — 1818

Her years of service as a rancher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Carmen Grant

1808 — 1892

Victor Peterson

1876 — 1966

Kathleen Fleming

1944 — 1985

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Clarence Ray

1791 — 1838

Ruby Patterson

1859 — 1912

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

“Beloved mother.”

Roger Smith

1927 — 1986

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Beverly Lawrence

1774 — 1839

Lloyd Woods

1842 — 1913

Spent his working years as a rancher in Salt Lake City, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

“In God's care.”

Joan Rodriguez

1910 — 1987

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

George Montgomery

1757 — 1840

Hannah Stevens

1825 — 1914

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Michael Carter

1893 — 1933

Catherine Jacobs

1740 — 1786

Immigrated to the United States and settled in Salt Lake City, where she found work as a tailor and built a life for her family.

“A life well lived.”

Percy Rice

1808 — 1860

A dedicated butcher who served the Salt Lake City community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

Betty Murphy

1876 — 1934

Hector Fowler

1944 — 2000

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

“Gone but not forgotten.”

Elsie Stephens

1791 — 1861

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Elijah Barnes

1859 — 1935

Lillian Walters

1927 — 2000

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Josiah Ruiz

1774 — 1862

Ethel Diaz

1842 — 1936

Emilio Jackson

1910 — 1955

Raised seven children while working as a butcher in Salt Lake City; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Mary Ryan

1757 — 1808

Paul Marshall

1825 — 1882

A dedicated rancher who served the Salt Lake City community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

“Well done, good servant.”

Esperanza Torres

1893 — 1956

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Francisco Hansen

1740 — 1809

Eileen Warren

1808 — 1883

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

Victor Stewart

1876 — 1957

Blanche Frazier

1944 — 2000

Clarence Rose

1791 — 1884

Her years of service as a butcher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Winifred James

1859 — 1903

Roger Byrd

1927 — 1977

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in Salt Lake City; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

“Called home.”

Norma Carroll

1774 — 1830

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Lloyd Butler

1842 — 1904

Leah Brown

1910 — 1978

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“Safe in God's arms.”

George Sims

1757 — 1831

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Eleanor Jordan

1825 — 1905

Michael Walker

1893 — 1979

Spent his working years as a butcher in Salt Lake City, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Sandra Johnston

1740 — 1832

Percy Hunter

1808 — 1851

Her years of service as a rancher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

“Forever in our hearts.”

Frances Roberts

1876 — 1925

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Hector Fuller

1944 — 1999

Martha Black

1791 — 1852

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“Rest in peace.”

Elijah Cooper

1859 — 1926

A dedicated rancher who served the Salt Lake City community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

Gertrude Carlson

1927 — 2000

Josiah Berry

1774 — 1853

One of the most respected butchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Helen Coleman

1842 — 1927

Emilio Caldwell

1910 — 2000

Luz Riley

1757 — 1799

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Paul Ford

1825 — 1873

Guadalupe Martin

1893 — 1947

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“Peace at last.”

Francisco Vasquez

1740 — 1800

Raised seven children while working as a rancher in Salt Lake City; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

Flossie Murray

1808 — 1874

Victor Flores

1876 — 1948

A dedicated butcher who served the Salt Lake City community with quiet dignity for over three decades.

“Beloved father.”

Daisy Harvey

1944 — 2000

Clarence Reyes

1791 — 1875

Sharon Rogers

1859 — 1949

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Roger Day

1927 — 1968

Miriam Dunn

1774 — 1821

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“She gave all.”

Lloyd Kelly

1842 — 1895

Her years of service as a rancher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

Edith May

1910 — 1969

George Hart

1757 — 1822

Raised seven children while working as a butcher in Salt Lake City; known for her warm spirit and tireless devotion.

“The Lord is my shepherd.”

Linda Gonzales

1825 — 1896

A skilled farmer whose work in Salt Lake City helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Michael Miller

1893 — 1970

Dorothy Kelley

1740 — 1823

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Percy Fisher

1808 — 1897

Bessie Young

1876 — 1916

Worked as a farmer in Salt Lake City for most of her life, providing for her family through hard times and good.

“At rest.”

Hector Bishop

1944 — 1990

Spent his working years as a rancher in Salt Lake City, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

Alice Henry

1791 — 1843

Elijah Campbell

1859 — 1917

Her years of service as a butcher in Salt Lake City left a lasting mark on all who crossed her path.

“Asleep in Jesus.”

Mabel Gilbert

1927 — 1991

A skilled farmer whose work in Salt Lake City helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Josiah Mills

1774 — 1844

Juanita Howard

1842 — 1918

Born into a farming family, she became a tailor and earned the respect of all who knew her in Salt Lake City.

Emilio Holland

1910 — 1992

Carmen Wagner

1757 — 1845

Paul Powell

1825 — 1919

One of the most respected ranchers in the region, she served the people of Salt Lake City through seasons of hardship and plenty.

Kathleen Barnett

1893 — 1938

Francisco Weaver

1740 — 1791

Spent his working years as a butcher in Salt Lake City, later remembered for his generosity to neighbors in need.

“God's own.”

Ruby Sullivan

1808 — 1865

A skilled farmer whose work in Salt Lake City helped shape the community through its most formative years.

Victor Robinson

1876 — 1939