Title Info: Scotts Valley (Stevens County)

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Introduction	The Scotts Valley Cemetery index lists individuals interred at this cemetery located in Tum Tum, Stevens County, Washington. See photos. Death dates on the markers range from 1916-2009. Index information about an individual may include name, birth date, birth place, death date, and names of family members. Index data was compiled by Maggie Rail, a member of the Washington State Cemetery Association who has transcribed over 400 cemeteries since 1993. The Scotts Valley Cemetery is located at Scotts Valley Road, Tum Tum. Lat: 47° 53' 42"N, Lon: 117° 41' 08"W, T28N R41E Section 30 There are 152 individuals listed in this index. This index is in English. This index is open for research. Notes from transcriber Maggie Rail, 1999-2007, last edited Mar 04, 2011: “Scotts Valley Cemetery lies about 1/2 mile east of Hwy 291 on Scotts Valley Road, just to your left and up a hill rather secluded if you are not watching for it. While it is not a perpetual care cemetery, it seems to be well maintained by the Scotts Valley Cemetery Association.” “With the closing of the first Scotts Valley cemetery, most of the burials were transferred to this new area which was donated by Nathan Newell for cemetery use. Primarily all that remained at the first cemetery are some of the first settlers of Scotts Valley.” “I walked the cemetery on May 20, 1999 and have combined my readings with the current Sexton files, which removed some and changed names on others. I revisited this cemetery on Jun 10, 2007 and read it again using a digital camera. I have placed an asterisk * after those names I did not find a stone or marker for this time.”
Citation:	Preferred citation: [Identification of item], Scotts Valley Cemetery, Stevens County, Index, Office of Secretary of State, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov, [date accessed]. Source: Index and transcription notes were donated to the Washington State Archives by Maggie Rail, Historical Records Project, August 2011.
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