Title Info: Cedonia Community Cemetery

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Introduction	The Cedonia Community Cemetery index lists individuals interred at the Cedonia Community Cemetery located in Cedonia, Stevens County, Washington. Index information about an individual may include: name, birth date, birth place, death date, and names of family members. Dates on the markers range from 1892-2009. Index data was compiled by Bud Engelhardt. Abbreviations used in this index: b. = born d. = died m. = married b/b = buried by c/o = child of s/o = son of d/o = daughter of w/o = wife of h/o = husband of n/m = no marker nee = maiden name There are 358 names listed. This index is in English. This index is open for research. Notes from transcriber Bud Engelhardt (current as of 2009): Location: HIghway 25, Cedonia, WA. Lat 48° 09' 16"N, Lon 118° 10' 04"W, T31N R37E Sec 28. Cedonia Community Cemetery is located in Cedonia, WA on Hwy. 25, on the left if you are driving north. The cemetery sits in front of the church and is very visible, and easy to spot. About 1883 Christian Engelhardt homesteaded across the road from where the present church and cemetery are. In 1885 Christian donated land for a church and cemetery to the community, with the stipulation it must always be the Cedonia Community Church and Cemetery. The cemetery is maintained by the church and community and is in excellent condition. My wife, Virginia Engelhardt and I first walked and recorded this cemetery in Aug of 2000. Earliest birth date listed - 1830, Nathan Young Earliest death date listed - 1892, Sara R. Fletcher Learn about the documentation of Cemetery Records in Washington and what information is found in the various record types by selecting the tab that says "About this Collection"here.
Citation:	Preferred Citation: [Identification of item],Cedonia Community Cemetery, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, www.digitalarchives.wa.gov, [date accessed]. Source: Index and transcription notes were donated to the Washington Historical Records Project by Bud Engelhardt, August 2009.