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The Mount Saint Michael Cemetery index lists individuals interred at this cemetery located in Spokane County, Washington. Death dates on the markers range from 1877-2011, and 1850 is the earliest birth date shown. 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 Mount Saint Michael Cemetery is located at Lat: 47°44' 24"N, Lon: 117° 19' 28"W T26N R43E Sec 23. There are 573 individuals listed in this index. This index is in English. This index is open for research. Abbreviations used in this index: Adrian = Adrianus Albert = Albertus Alfred = Alfridus Alphonse = Alphonsus Ambrose = Ambrosius Anthony = Antonius Arthur = Arturus Auguste = Augustinus Augustine = Augustinus Bernard = Bernardus Carmelo = Carmelus Celestine = Coelestinus Charles = Carolus Clare = Clarus Conrad = Conradus Constantine = Constantiu Edgar = Edgarus Edward = Eduardus Edwin = Eduinus Emile = Aemilius Francis = Franciscus Frederick = Fredericus George = Georgius Geoffrey = Godefridus Gerald = Geraldus Gregory = Gregorius Guido = Aloysius Harold = Haroldus Henry = Henrigus Herman = Hermannus Hubert = Hubertus Hugh = Hugo Jacob = Jacobus James = Jacobus John = Joannes Joseph = Josephus Louis = Ludovicus Matthew = Matthias Maurice = Mauritius Natale = Natalis Nicholas = Nicholaus Oscar = Oscarus Patrick = Patricus Paul = Paulus Peter = Petrus Philip = Philippus Quinlan = Quinlanus Rene = Renatus Robert = Robertus Rocco = Rocilus Stephen = Stephanus Timothy = Timotheus Walter = Gualterus William = Gulielmus SSJ = Sac. Society of Jesus PNASASJ = Prov. Neo. Aur Schol. Appr SJ CTSJ = Coadj Temp SJ SNSJ = Schol Nov. Soc. Jesu SASJ = Schol. Appr Soc Jesu Ort = Born Ob = Death Ing = Entered Jesuits Ord = Ordained Grad = Final Vows Notes from transcriber Maggie Rail, Aug 15, 1998, last edited Feb 25, 2012: “Mount Saint Michael Cemetery is located NE of the city of Spokane WA. It can be reached by driving east on Francis Ave. to Freya St., turn left, or north, on Freya and drive about 1 mile, to Lincoln Rd. Turn right, or east, on Lincoln Rd and stay on that road. It turns into St. Michael Rd. and is about one more mile. The cemetery lies on the left side of the road.” “Mount Saint Michael Cemetery is owned by the Oregon Province of the Society of Jesus (Jesuit order). It was dedicated on Jan 6, 1916 and is a Jesuit only cemetery. This would be priests, brothers and other Jesuits, such as brothers who died before they took their vows or seminarians who died before they were ordained priests. The first burial was Brother Joseph Finello, who died in Spokane on Jun 24, 1915, and was buried in a temporary grave at the entrance to the cemetery. There are others who died before him and were moved at a later date to this cemetery.” “One has a very picturesque view from the cemetery as you overlook the area. It is bordered by evergreen and deciduous trees, and is kept in immaculate condition. The atmosphere is quite serene.” “The headstones many times have the Latin name on them. I have tried to list as many of the translations as I could find. I do not have all. I also have listed some abbreviations, which I used to conserve space. See above abbreviations.” “I have transcribed these readings from various sources. I was assisted during the first physical reading by Vicki Morris & Matt Morris as we copied all the headstones by hand, which we did in 1998. I then typed those and compared them with what I received from the sexton records. Mostly the Sexton records were names, not many dates. I have since returned twice to check the records and add more burials.” |
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Preferred citation: [Identification of item], Mount Saint Michael Cemetery, Spokane 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, April 2012. |
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