Davenport
Mountain View Cemetery
Davenport
Mountain View Cemetery
submitted by Marge Womach
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Holbert,
Joseph W:
(1872-1945); “Joseph W Holbert. Died: May 29, 1945.” (Bumgarner
Funeral Index); (Tombstone
listing shown by Lartigues in 1974)
Holbert,
Rosa:
(1883-1930); “Rosa Holbert. Died: June 28, 1930.” (Davenport
Presbyterian Ledger);
Holburt,
Joseph:
(d. 6-05-1900); “Joseph
Hulburt. #436.
Filed 13 Sept 1900. Died: June 5, 1900 in Lincoln County. Spouse: Martha
J. Children: S T, John C, J W, G, W B, Jennie A McAviney, and Eva Rice.”
(notes from Lincoln County Superior Court Probate #436)“License:
March 23, 1893. Groom: Joseph Hulbert, age 55, 2nd marriage, residing
Davenport, born MO, farmer. Father: Joseph Hulburt. Mother: Charlotty Aldridge.
Bride: Martha J Woods. Maiden name: Martha J Bell, age 50, 2nd
marriage, residing Davenport, born OH. Father: Denis Bell; Mother: Elizabeth
Cohann. Marriage: March 29/24, 1893, at (residence of) Martha J Wood. Officiant:
O B Parks, Justice of the Peace. Witnesses: John Hulburt. Leila Bell.”
(Lincoln Co Marriage Return: #104);
Holburt,
Martha J: (d.
10-26-1903); age 62 yrs 2 mos; (see
probate #671 and 673, not viewed) “Mrs Martha Hulbert, who has been
quite sick at her home about 3 miles from town for several weeks, passed away
Sunday night at 12 o’clock. She was one of the earliest settlers in the
county. Her first husband, Mr Wood, died in 1890, and a few years
afterwards was married to James Hulbert, who also died about 2 years
since. Burial services were held at her home on Tuesday, conducted by Rev J A Rodgers.
Deceased was well known to the earlier settlers, and was held in high esteem.
She was in her 62nd year.—Lincoln
County Times.” (Citizen: 11-06-1903)
Holderby
surname: {See
also Holderby family gathers in DT: 12-02-1982}
Holderby, Chloie Emma: (1911-1912); d. 1-06-1912; d/o DW & EE; (Tombstone listing shown by Lartigues in 1974)
Holderby,
Ellen L Robinson:
(1890-1983); w/o Vernon; “Ellen
L Holderby, life-long resident of the Davenport area, died at Lincoln Hospital
Jan 16, 1983 at the age of 92. She
was born in Bluestem on Jan 18, 1890, to James E Robinson and the former
Caroline Mecklenburg. She married Vernon E Holderby on Jan 15, 1914 at Davenport
Presbyterian Church. She is survived by her husband, Vernon; her sons Quentin of
Honolulu, Hawaii, James of Davenport, and Ermit of Davenport; daughters, Jessie
Willey and Mrs John (Florence) Hattemer, both of Davenport; one brother, Dewey
Robinson of Davenport; sisters, Mrs Chester (Lillie) Teel of Davenport, and Mrs
Wilfred (Verna) Welch of Walla Walla; as well as 11 grandchildren, 15 great
grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by brothers John and Chester, who
died in childhood, brothers Everett and Earnest, and her sister Maybelle.
Holderby was a 50-year member of the Community Grange, as well as Pomona
Grange, WA State Grange, National Grange, and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
in Davenport. Funeral services will be held at the Davenport Presbyterian
Church Jan 20 at 11 a.m., with Rev Jeff Callender officiating. Pallbearers will
be her 6 grandsons: Jeff Holderby, Steve Holderby, Wayne Holderby, Dennis
Hattemer, Larry Hattemer and Rodney Willey. Music will be sung by Jana Callender,
soloist, with Sarah Jane Johnson, organist. Burial will follow at Mountain View
Cemetery.” (Davenport Times: 1-20-1983)
Holderby,
Ermit P:
(1929-2000); d. 7-28-2000; “Funeral
service for Ermit P Holderby, 70, a lifetime Davenport resident, were Wednesday,
Aug 2, at First Presbyterian Church in Davenport, with Pastor Martha Montovani
officiating. Interment followed at
Mountain View Cemetery. Mr Holderby died Friday, July 28, in Spokane. Born Sept
24, 1929, at the family farm eight miles north of Davenport, he was the son of
Vernon and Ellen L (Robinson) Holderby. While
attending school, he participated in track and football and was a 1947 Davenport
High School graduate. He farmed with his father and continued farming for more
than 50 years. He married Lorraine Delores Schuh on Feb 18, 1951, at the
Harrington Community Church. He belonged to First Presbyterian Church in
Davenport, the Davenport Union and Odessa Union warehouses and the Washington
Horse Breeders Association. He raised and raced thoroughbred horses for more
than 25 years, hunted and attended local high school athletic events.
His parents and two brothers, Jim and Quentin, preceded him in death. He
leaves his wife of 49 years, Lorraine (Schuh) Holderby, at the home; a daughter,
Trudy Holderby of Davenport; two sons, Steve Holderby of Spokane and Jeff
Holderby of Davenport; four grandchildren, Chris, Jeremy, Justin and Sheryl; two
sisters, Jessie Willey and Florence Hattemer, both of Davenport; and numerous
nieces and nephews. Strate Funeral Home in Davenport handled arrangements.” (Dav.
Times: 8-03-2000)
Holford,
Ray Cecil see Rohlman.
Hollis
surname:
(Melvin LeRoi Hollis, 44, was the victim of auto accident on Aug 19,
1982. He was born 11-11-1937, son of Clayton and June Hollis. He served in both
the US Navy and then the Air Force National Guard. Cremation followed. Survived
by father and step-mother, Clayton and Florence Hollis; and mother and
step-father, June and Willard Gamble. Clayton
L Hollis died Jan 17, 1985, burial not shown, see his obit 19082nd file.)
Hollis,
Beulah:
(unconfirmed burial) “Beulah
Hollis. Female. White. Birth: Jan 30, 1909, WA. Aged: 27 days. Father: W J
Hollis, born Conn. Mother: Belle Coats, born Iowa. Death: 2-26-1909, 9 a.m.
Cause: pneumonia of 5 days duration. R P Moore, MD, Davenport, WA.”
(Burial not shown; WA State Board of Health: Certificate of Death);
Hollis,
Edward L:
(1931-1981); d. 2-08-1981; “Funeral
services were held here at the Chapel of Strate Funeral Home Tuesday, Feb 10 for
Edward L Hollis of Spokane, who died Sunday, Feb 8, 1981 in Spokane at the age
of 50. Hollis, who was born in
Spokane and reared in Davenport, is survived by his fiancée, Della Sikes of
Spokane; his mother, Mary McCullough, Davenport; two brothers, Jack Hollis,
Spokane, and Eldred Hollis of Davenport; six sisters, Eve Nafie of Prosser, WA,
Loretta Barker of Port Orchard, WA, Ilene Johnston of Kingston, ID, Patty
Frazier of Pinehurst, ID, Donna McDowell of Davenport, Carol Pring of Spokane,
numerous nieces and nephews. He was
preceded in death by his step-father, Roy McCullough, and his brother, Ted
Hollis. He was a veteran of the
Korean War, a member of VFW Post No 7480. He was a member of the American Postal
Service Union, FOE No 3433, Spokane Valley. Pastor David Sutton officiated the
services and interment was at Mountain View Cemetery here.” (Davenport Times:
2-12-1981);
Hollis, James A: (1890-1954); (Tombstone listing shown by Lartigues in 1974)
Hollis,
Kay M:
(1955-1957); (Tombstone listing shown by Lartigues in 1974) “Kay
Marie Hollis. Died: 10-04-1957. Burial: Mt
Hollis,
Michael E:
(1960-1960); aged 3 mos; “Michael Eugene Hollis.
Dated: 8-25-1960. Wee one who struggled to live.” (Davenport Presbyterian
Ledger); (Tombstone listing shown by Lartigues in 1974)“Michael
Eugene Hollis. Died: 8-25-1960. Birth: 5-19-1960. Burial: Mt
Hollis,
Ted W:
(1936-1980); d. 12-31-1980;
“Funeral services were held Friday, Jan 2 at the Zion Lutheran Church
in Davenport for Theodore W Hollis, who died here Dec 31, 1980 at the age of 44.
Hollis, born in Spokane on April 13, 1936, married Joanne Thiringer on
August 9, 1956 in Davenport. He lived 10 years in Kennewick and worked at the
IGA grocery there. He moved to Davenport in 1970 where he cut meat at the Grange
Supply, worked at Don’s Thrift and later at Odessa Union Warehouse. Hollis was
a member of Zion Lutheran Church where he was a deacon and Luther League
sponsor. He was also an emergency medical technician, as well as a volunteer
fireman. Hollis was one of the performers in the Whistling Midgets troupe which
performed at various functions in this county and other counties in the state.
He was also active in community sports programs, serving as umpire for women’s
and men’s town softball teams. He
is survived by his wife, Joanne, at the home; two sons, Ron of Davenport and
Cory; one daughter, Dawn; his mother, Mary McCullough of Davenport; three
brothers, Ed Hollis of Spokane, Jack Hollis and Eldred Hollis of Davenport; six
sisters, Eva Nafie of Prosser, WA, Loretta Barker of Port Orchard, WA, Illene
Johnston of Kingston, ID, Patty Frazier of Pinehurst, Idaho, Donna McDowell of
Davenport, and Carol Pring of Spokane; nieces and nephews. Interment was at
Mountain View Cemetery here. The Rev Stanley Williamsen of Davenport Zion
Lutheran Church officiated the services.” (Davenport Times: 1-08-1981);
Honaker,
Harry A.:
(1873-1941); “Harry A
Honaker, 68, passed away Friday in a Spokane hospital where he was taken from
his home at Rocklyn. Funeral services were held Tuesday from the Davenport
Funeral Home. Born in Quincy, Kentucky, he had resided in the Harrington and
Rocklyn districts 41 years. A brother, William Honaker, San Francisco, is the
only known relative.” (Citizen:
5-16-1941) “Harry Honaker. Died: May 9, 1941.” (Bumgarner Funeral Index);
Hoople
surname:
An extensive article was written on the historic Hoople house built by
Joseph Hoople and his wife Hattie in about 1893. The house was passed to their
son, Archie, after Mrs Hoople’s death in 1921. After Archie’s marriage to
Clara Shallup in 1923, they lived in the house until Archie’s death in 1969.
Joseph Hoople came to Davenport in 1886 and operated a harness shop. He served
as town treasurer from 1890 to 1909, when his stepson Edward Imus succeeded him.
The article is found in the Davenport Times (6-14-1973) with reference also to
the History of Big Bend (1904)
Hoople, Archie: (1887-1969); s/o Joseph & Hattie; (Tombstone listing shown by Lartigues in 1974)
Hoople,
Clara Shallup:
(1903-1992); w/o Archie; “Clara
M Hoople, 88, a longtime Davenport resident, died Feb 6, 1992 at the Lincoln
Nursing Home. Graveside service was
held Feb 8 at Mountain View Cemetery in Davenport, with the Rev Walter Estelle
officiating. Davenport’s Strate Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She was born July 14, 1903, at Moscow, Idaho, to Henry E and Gertrude M
Shallop. IN 1913, they moved to Davenport, where she has resided since. She
attended Davenport schools. Mrs Hoople was a homemaker and hired out to do
housekeeping in the community. She and her husband did janitorial work and were
custodians for the Presbyterian Church here for many years.
She married Archie Hoople, who preceded her in death in 1969. Survivors
include one daughter, Irene Machart of Spokane;
two sons, Ray E Hoople of Soap Lake, WA, and Edward J Hoople of Camano
Island, WA; six grandchildren; numerous great grandchildren; one great-great
grandchild; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her
husband and two sisters.” (Davenport Times: 2-13-1992);
Hoople,
Fay:
(1889-1952); d. 11-03-1952; s/o Joseph & Hattie;
“Jay Hoople. Died: Nov 3, 1952.” (Bumgarner Funeral Index);
“Faye Hoople. Dated: 11-03-1952. Brother
of sexton; died in Veterans Hospital.” (Presbyterian Ledger);
Hoople,
Hattie A:
(1854-1921); “Hattie A Hoople. Died: Dec 11, 1921.” (Davenport
Presbyterian Ledger); Hattie’s name was Agnes Hale Imus, a widow with one son,
in MN where she married Joseph Hoople following the death of his first wife.
Hattie and Joseph had at least three children, Archie, Fay, and Ada (who married
J B Darling).
Hoople,
Joseph A:
(1831-1912); “Joseph A Hoople. Died: April 12, 1910; Buried: Davenport,
WA.” (Acacia Lodge Index) (See also: Egypt Mining. Dated: 4-17-1893);
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Mountain View Cemetery, Davenport, WA submitted
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