Marshall Cemetery

The Sullivan family are the caretakers and managers of the small Marshall Cemetery on Melville Road. A pioneer cemetery, there is no water or power there, it's also the place where their entire family is buried and where spots are ready for those still above ground.

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Wed., May 24, 2017

Diane Sullivan trims dead branches from a bush at the Marshall Cemetery, May 23, 2017. The tall grave marker at right where Daniel Goodsell was buried in 1894 is one of the oldest graves on the property.

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Crossses at the Marshall Cemetery mark the graves of five boys that died in a house fire during the 1920s.

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Toy cars, a solar light and an angel are placed next to the child grave of Jack Daniel Anderson who died a few months short of his 5 birthday in 1989. He is buried at the family-owned Marshall Cemetery on Melville Road.

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Charles Thomas arranges his home-grown rhododendrons on plot marker for the Rupp family, May 23, 2017, at the Marshall Cemetery. His mother’s grave is at right with the red flowers.

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