Mondovi Pleasant View Cemetery
Mondovi Pleasant View Cemetery
Submitted by Marge Womach
Introduction and Historic Comments on Page A
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Lane, Elizabeth; (1886-1987; married Apr 27, 1903; shared stone w/Walter);
“Elizabeth
(Plummer) Lane, 101, died Oct 2 in North Bend.
Mrs. Lane was born in the Bald Ridge area near Mondovi. She married Walter
Lane in 1903 and the couple farmed seven miles north of Davenport for 40 years. They moved to Snoqualmie in the mid-1940s.
Mr. Lane died in 1966. Mrs.
Lane was a member of the Methodist Church, Daughters of the Union Veterans and
the Community Grange. She was a former member of the Mondovi Grange.
Survivors include one daughter, Vera E. Eaton, of Kent; one son, Howard
Lane of LaGrande, OR, formerly of Davenport; three grandchildren, 7 great
grandchildren and 5 great-great grandchildren. Private family graveside services
were held for the Eastern Washington pioneer Oct 5 at the Mondovi Cemetery north
of Davenport. Strate Funeral Home
was in charge.” (Davenport Times: 10-08-1987)
“Groom: Walter I. Lane, 25, residing Davenport, b. WA, farmer; father:
John Lane; mother: Mary J. Pitcher. Bride:
Elizabeth R. Plummer, age 17, residing Mondovi, b. WA. Father: Allen W. Plummer;
mother: Amanda Stevens. Marriage: Apr 27, 1903, at Davenport by J. J. McAllister,
minister. Witnesses: Amanda Plummer and Julia A Rouse.
Lane, Walterr;
(1878-1966; married Apr 27, 1903; shared stone w/Elizabeth); {Edit: son
of John Lane and Mary J Pitcher};
Lang: 251
Lang Monument: Plaque “Daughters of Jessie & Lewis Lang. Ruth V Hines, Nov
1900-June 1974. Buried at Glasgow, MT. Mary
Jane Guettinger. Apr 1903-Mar 1976. Buried at Colton, WA.”
Lang surname:
“Lang Family Holds Reunion. Mr.
and Mrs. C. D Lang of Davenport gave a Thanksgiving dinner to 29 relatives. The
guests were the sons and daughters and families of Mrs. V. A. Lang of Reardan.
Those present were: Mrs. V. A. Lang,
of Reardan; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Holman, daughter Meryle and son Royal, of Spangle; B.
F. Lang, son Norman and daughter Ethel, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Disner of Spokane; Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Little (sic), daughters Iris May and Virginia and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Little and daughter Margary, of Mondovi; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Heppe and daughter
Florence, of Reardan; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Lang, daughters Ruth and Mary and sons
Lowell and Arthur, of Reardan; Mr .and Mrs. C. D. Lang and son Theodore, of
Davenport; two sisters of Mrs. C. D Lang—Miss Bertice McConnell of Centerville,
Iowa and Miss Christine McConnell, a student at WSC, Pullman.
A bounteous dinner and a general good time were enjoyed by all. One
Present.” (Reardan Gazette: 12-04-1919)
Lang, Anna C.;
(1881-1931;
Monument Lang; burial with Benjamin F.);
Lang, Arthur E.;
(1894-1904);
Lang, Arthur H.;
(1907-1927);
(brother to Lowell C);
Lang, Benjamin F.; (1877-1949;
Monument Lang; burial with Anna C.); “Benjamin Franklin Lang. Died:
12-27-1949. Birth: 1-30-1877, Iowa. Married. Father: Frank Lang. Mother:
Virginia Boswell. Burial: Mondovi, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card); “Ben
F Lang, 72, who lived on a farm north of Reardan in the Long Lake area for the
last nine years, died of a heart attack, Tuesday, Dec 27. Mr. Lang was accustomed
to go to the neighboring farm of his son, Norman L. Lang, about two miles to
perform chores while his son was working in
Lang, Charles D.; (Mar 25,
1871-Aug 27, 1924); s/o Lowell and Virginia;
“C. D. Lang Funeral Was Held Friday Afternoon.
Funeral services for C. D. Lang, one of the proprietors of the Davenport
Furniture Store, who died Wednesday night of last week at his home in this city,
were held at the Methodist Church here Friday afternoon, the Rev C. A Hodshire
officiating. Music was furnished by Mrs. Elijah Huffman, soloist, and a quartet,
C W Jarvis, Jr., M. B. Jarvis, Jason Horwege and Claudius Horwege.
Burial was at the Mondovi Cemetery, where Mr. Lang’s father and one of
his brothers are buried. Pall bearers were George Shaw, Roy C. Fox, C. E. Myers,
Henry Weidey, Leslie Rummer, Dr W. C. Graham.
Charles D. Land was born near Cincinnati, Iowa, March 25, 1871, and died
at his home in Davenport, August 27, 1924.
He was united in marriage to Miss Jessie McConnell at the McConnell home
in Centerville, Iowa, on July 2, 1899. They immediately went to Salina, KS,
where with the help of his wife, he engaged in the grocery business, which
occupation was continued until five years ago when the family came to Davenport.
While at Salina, their only son, Theodore Henry Lang, was born.
When a young man, Mr. Lang united with the Methodist Episcopal church near
Centerville, Iowa, and from that time has lived an earnest, consistent,
Christian life. Soon after the arrival of the family at Davenport, all three
united with the M E Church here, and have been active in both church and Sunday
school work. The church and community extend to his sorrowing family sincere
love and sympathy. The church has lost a loyal, willing worker, the community an
honored, respected citizen. Within
the past months since he became aware of his serious condition, he often
expressed a wish to live for the sake of his family, but said he was ready to go
if it were God’s will. Having taken for the rule of his life, the Golden Rule
of Christ, Mr. Land could say with Him, ‘Thy Will, not mine, be done.’
Besides his wife and son, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. V. A. Lang,
five sisters, Mrs. Nettie Heppe, of Reardan; Mrs. Alice Holman of Cheney; Mrs.
Minnie Littell, Mondovi; Mrs. Avis Sypher, Tacoma; Mrs. Ida Mae Deissner, Spokane;
and three brother, L. M. Lang, Reardan; B. F. Lang and Willis E. Lang, of Spokane.
All were in attendance at the funeral service as also were Mrs. Lang’s sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Byrd, Moberly, MO, and Mrs. Bertha McConnell and
two sons, Eugene and Robert, of Centerville, Iowa, her sister-in-law, and Miss
Christine McConnell of Davenport, a sister.” (Davenport Times-Tribune:
9-04-1924) “Order of final discharge of Mrs. Jessie Lang as executrix of the
estate of her husband, C D Lang, has been signed.” (Odessa Record: 9-04-1925);
Lang, Jessie E,; (1870-1910;
shared with Lewis M);
Lang, Jessie: 148
Lang, Jessie McConnell; (Feb
21, 1876-July 6, 1951); w/o Charles;
Lang, L. M.: 228
Lang, Lewis M.; (1874-1941;
shared with Jessie E.);
Lang, Lowell C.; (1903-1924); d.
May 6, 1924; “Lowell Lang Taken
By Death. Dies Following Illness
After Operation at Deaconess Hospital. Lowell
Lang, age 19, died May 6, at Spokane, at the Deaconess hospital where he
underwent an operation for appendicitis on Wednesday of last week. The news of the death of this splendid young man was a shock
to this entire community. Lowell
was the son of L M Lang who lives southwest of Reardan. He was born on a farm
near Long Lake in 1904. He attended
the Reardan high school from which he graduated last year with honor.
Since his graduation he has been an assistant to his father on the farm.
He was a young man of noble character and high ideals and his untimely death has
cast a pall of gloom over the entire community.
He is survived by his father, his stepmother, two sisters, Ruth and Mary
Jane, and a brother, Arthur. He
will be buried by the side of his mother at Mondovi, she having passed away
several years ago. The funeral will be held at 2 o’clock today from the
Presbyterian Church in Reardan, the Rev John Clayton officiating. In respect to
the young man and his sorrowing relatives the high school will take a recess
during the funeral and the students will attend in a body.
Music will be furnished at the funeral by the male quartette of the First
Methodist Church of Davenport. The
heartfelt sympathy of this entire community goes out to the bereaved relatives
in their dark hour of sorrow.” (Reardan Gazette: 5-08-1924)
Lang, Lowell F.; (1851-1906);
“L. F. Lang. Died: March 9, 1905 in Lincoln County. Property owned in Twp 27
Range 39 and Twp 27 Range 40. Heirs to estate:
C. D. Lang, L. M. Lang, B. F. Lang, Mrs Alice J. Holman, Mrs. Nettie L. Heppe, Mrs.
Minnie E. Littell, W. E. Lang, Avis Lang, and Ida Lang.”
(Notes from Probates: #870; filed March 11, 1911 in Lincoln County
Superior Court);
Lang, Virginia Boswell; (1852-1930); b. 9-06-1852; d. Oct 1930, w/o Lowell
F.; “Virginia Lang. Died: 15
Oct 1930, Reardan. Birth: 6 Sept 1852, Iowa. Spouse: widowed, no name given.
Father: Thomas Bozwell, born VA; Mother: Catherine Riffle, born VA. Burial:
Pleasant View Cemetery, Mondovi, WA.” (Lincoln Co Health death card); “Mrs
Virginia Lang, age 78, a pioneer of this county, died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. G. C. Littell, in Reardan on Wednesday of last week, after only a
few hours illness. Mrs. Lang formerly resided in
Laupp surname: No known burials
in Mt View in Davenport nor in Spring Creek north of Reardan, nor Reardan.
Laupp, Ernest; (June 1, 1912-Aug 3, 1987; US Army, WW II); “Ernest Laupp of the Bald
Ridge Road, Mondovi, died Monday, August 3, in the Veteran’s Hospital,
Spokane. Mr. Laupp had been ill for many years. He was born June 1, 1912 on the
ranch where he spent his entire life. He attended school two miles from home at
School No. 1. He was a rancher. He
was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He
was also a member of the Mondovi Grange. Survivors
include three sisters, Gertrude McClure and Louise Johnson, both of Davenport;
and Katherine Laupp of Spokane; a brother-in-law, Mervyn McClure of Davenport;
four nephews, Ernest Lawson, Ron McClure, Paul McClure and Alvin Johnson, all of
Davenport; and three nieces, Ellen Ohm of Iowa, Katherine Marie Sickles of
Massachusetts, and Debra Frost of Vancouver. Services will be held Thursday,
August 6, at 10 a.m. in the chapel of the Strate Funeral Home, Davenport. Rev
Roger Barr will officiate.” (Davenport Times: 8-06-1987)
“Ernest Laupp Jr., young World War II veteran farming north of Mondovi,
sustained a possible broken back and other critical injuries Wednesday afternoon
of last week when he fell from a tractor and was run over by a grain drill it
was pulling. A hired man working with him brought him to Davenport for medical
attention and then he was rushed to a Spokane hospital.” (Citizen: 10-20-1950)
Laupp, E: 222 S ½
Laupp, Ernest C.; (1870-1951;
father; shared stone w/ Louise); “Ernest
Laupp. Died: 10 April 1951, Spokane, Spokane Co, WA. Father: Christian Laupp.
Mother: Augusta.” (WA State Death Records); “Ernest C. Laupp, 49; Louisa, 36;
Katy, 11; Ernest, 7; Louisa, 1 ½.” (details on 1920 Mondovi, Lincoln Co, WA
census) “Ernest Laupp, 59, widowed; Katherine M. Laupp, 21; Ernest Laupp, 17;
Louise A. Laupp, 11; Gertrude A. Laupp, 8; Henry Laupp, brother, 56” (details of
1930 Mondovi, Lincoln Co, WA census)
Laupp, Henry C.; (1873-1947;
uncle); “Henrick L. Laupp, age 77, a resident of the Davenport area
since 1925 died in a Spokane hospital Feb 5, having been taken to the hospital
Jan 27. A native of Germany, he came to the United States in 1887. He is
survived by one brother, Ernest Laupp, Mondovi farmer.” (Odessa Record:
2-13-1947)
Laupp, Katherine M.; (Jan 22, 1909-Aug 26, 2000); “Davenport.—Katherine M. Laupp, 91, died
Saturday, Aug 26, in Davenport. At her request, no funeral services will be
conducted. She was born in Mondovi on Jan 22, 1909 and raised on the family farm
until she moved into Spokane. She graduated from North Central High School and
then completed two years of business college.
She then went to Washington, DC, where she worked for the federal
government for 30 years until her retirement in 1967. At that time, she returned
to the family farm and eventually moved to Riverview Terrace Assisted Living
Center. She moved her residence to the Serene Meadows facility in Davenport this
past January. She was a lifelong member of the Special Libraries Association,
World Nature Association, the National Geographic Society and the National
Audubon Society. She was preceded
in death by a brother, Ernest Laupp. She leaves two sisters, Louise Johnson and
Gertrude McClure, both of Davenport. Thornhill Valley Funeral Home in Spokane
handled arrangements.” (Davenport Times: 8-31-2000)
Laupp, Kathy Lee; (1952-1952);
d. July 2, 1952; “Baby Kathy Lee, infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Laupp, died shortly after birth in a
Laupp, Louise D. Swartz; (1884-1924; mother; shared stone w/Ernest); Louise Laupp. Died: 12-03-1924, Medical Lake, Spokane Co, WA.” (WA State Death Records) {edit: “Male Laupp. Born: 6-10-1905, Mondovi. Father: Ernest Laupp, 34, b. Germany. Mother: Louisa Swartz, 21, born Germany.” (Lincoln Co Auditor: Birth Ledger); “Marriage Date: 10-10-1903, at Davenport, Lincoln Co, WA; License Dated: 10-10-1903, Lincoln Co; Groom: Ernest Laupp; Bride: Louise Schwartz. Witnesses: Peter Schwartz, Fred Wagner. Officiant: F ____, Minister of the Gospel.” Details from Marriage Certificate U-753) “Ernest C. Laupp, 49; Louise, 36; Katy, 11; Ernest, 7; Louisa, 1 ½.” Details from 1920 Mondovi, Lincoln Co Census) }
Lawson,
Ernest O; “A graveside
service, to be scheduled later at
Littell: 76 E ½; 76
W ½
Littell surname: Eugene R. Littell died Apr 2, 1913 and his remains were returned to
Estherville, Iowa where interment was to occur beside his wife and children, who
had gone before. He was a brother to Charles Harvey Littell. (see LCT:
4-11-1913)
Littell, Arminda C.; (1864-1938;
mother; shared stone w/Charles H.); “Arminda Brink Littell died in Spokane,
March 5, 1938, at the age of 74. She was the daughter of Thomas G Brink and Mary
R. Bolon.” (WA State Death Records) “Mrs. Arminda C. Littell, age 74, a pioneer
of Mondovi, died Saturday in
Littell, Charles Harvey; (1857-1936; father; shared stone w/Arminda
C.); “Charles Littell. Birth:
7-04-1884; Died: 11-00-1939” (SS Death Index);
“Charles H. Littell. Among the settlers of the log cabin period of
Lincoln County, were Charles H. Littell, wife and family, who, together with Mrs.
Littell’s parents, came across the plains from Missouri, in the summer of
1881. Mr. Littell was born in Michigan, Feb 10, 1857. His father, Aaron Littell,
a man of French descent, was a native of New Jersey, who made his home
successively in Michigan, and in Buffalo County, Wisconsin, at which latter
place he died. His mother, Mary (Brown) Littell, also a native of New Jersey,
died in Emmet County, Iowa. Our
subject was the youngest of nine children. With his parents he went from the
state of his birth to Wisconsin. After his father’s death, in 1865, the family
emigrated to Iowa, thence to Atchison County, Missouri, where Mr. Littell was
married, March 9, 1879, to Arminda Brink, a native of McDonough County,
Illinois. Her father, Thomas Brink, also was a native of McDonough County; her
mother, Mary (Bolon) Brink, was born in Ohio. As has been stated, Mr .and Mrs.
Brink accompanied their daughter to the vicinity of Mondovi, where they made
their home and where both died, Mrs. Brink December 31, 1900, aged sixty-four,
and Mrs Brink seventeen days later, aged sixty-seven. They had eleven children,
seven of whom are living. Mrs. Brink’s brother, Andrew Bolan, was well known in
this section as being Indian agent on the Yakima reservation, and was murdered
by the Indians in the early history of the state.
Mr. Littell first settled on a place five miles out from Mondovi, where he
lived nineteen years, then removed to the present home of the family, seven and
a half miles northeast of Mondovi. Here he has three hundred and twenty acres of
land, well improved and stocked with carefully bred horses, cattle and swine.
Mr. and Mrs. Littell have been parents of six children: Pearl M., wife of
Oliver Plews, in Deer Park; Gilbert C.; Myrtle G., wife of Warren Owen; Charles
M.,
deceased; William M., deceased; and Ray M.. Mr.
Littell was reared on a farm; nevertheless he succeeded in acquiring a good
common school education, as did also his wife. They are devout Christians,
holding membership in the United Brethren Church, and are known throughout a
wide circle of acquaintances for their many good qualities, and correctness of
living. They have in past years had a hard struggle for a livelihood, and have
had probably more than their just share of adversity, but are now prosperous and
able to live in happiness and comfort.” (History of Big Bend, 1904); page
375); “C. H. Littell, male, 35, MI; A. C., female, 28, IL; Pearl,
female, 12, MO; Gilbert, 9, WA; Grace, 7, WA; and William, 1, WA.” (Lincoln Co
1892 Census);
Littell, Charles Milen; (Nov
25, 1888-Oct 18, 1889; s/o CH & AC); Charles M. Littell was born and
died in the Mondovi vicinity, son of Charles H. and Arminda (Brink) Littell. His
name is missing from the 1892 census. His name appears in the History of Big
Bend in the article on Charles H. Littell.
Littell, Gilbert Clifton; (1882-1959; married Oct 12, 1904; shared stone w/ Minnie
E.); Gilbert Clifton
Littell died 21 October 1959. {edit: “Female Littell. Born: Nov 4, 1906, at
Reardan. Father: Gilbert Littell, 24, b. WA. Mother: Minnie Long, 20, born
WI.” (Lincoln Co Auditor: Birth Ledger) “Gilbert C. Littell, pioneer, died at
his home in Spokane
Wednesday following a lingering illness. He was born in 1882 on a farm north of
Mondovi and in 1904 was married to Minnie Lang, who survives at the home. They
farmed in the same vicinity until five years ago when they retired, spending
most of their time in Spokane. He was a member of the Reardan Presbyterian Church, Lions Club and Mondovi
Grange. Besides his widow he is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Iris Hein,
Littell, Minnie E. Lang; (1886-1968; married Oct 12, 1904; shared stone w/Gilbert); d/o Lowell F. Lang;“Minnie
E. Littell. Died: 8-03-1968. burial:
Littell, William Milo; (Feb 13,
1891-Jan 3, 1893; s/o CH & AC); William
Milo Littell was born Feb 13, 1891 at Mondovi to Charles H. and Arminda (Brink)
Littell. His name appeared on the 1892 census and died the following January. No
death record was obtained.
Lorenz, Maria Barbara Tholman Siegman;
(Jan 8, 1834-Apr 3, 1899); “Maria Barbara Lorenze. Died: April 3, 1899,
Mondovi. Aged: 64 yrs. Married. Cause: cancer of bowels. Birthplace:
Switzerland. Residence: Mondovi. Father: John M. Thallman. Mother: Maria A.
Klein.” (Lincoln Co Auditor death ledger & death return); “John M.
Siegman… a native of Switzerland, was born Dec 12, 1863, and before leaving
the country to come to America in 1879 he had received a good common school
education. His father, Alois Siegman, died in the old country in 1875; and his
mother, Barbara Siegman, later was married to Fred Lorenz, who died in Mondovi,
in November, 1900. The mother died here April 3, 1899, in her sixty-sixth year.
He has one sister, Bertha M., the wife of Frank E. Smith, of Camas, WA….”
(excerpt of History of Big Bend, 1904, John M. Siegman);
Lorenz, Carl Frederick; (June
24, 1832-Nov 24, 1900; h/o Barbara); “Carl F Lorenz. Died: Nov 28, 1900, at
Spokane. Aged: 68 yrs.” (Lincoln Co Auditor death ledger); {Spokane County
death records show: Fred Lorenz died Nov 28, 1900, however, those records show
his age as 87 years. “widower. Chronic nephritis, old age. Born Switzerland;
reside Mondovia, WA. Father: Lorrenz Lorenz, born Italy; Mother: Rebecca.”
(WA State Death Record) “John M Siegman, head, m, Dec 1862, 37,
Switzerland, single, merchant; Bertha
Siegman, sister, f, June 1868, 31, Switzerland, single, housekeeper; Fred
Lorenz, step-father, m, June 1832, 67, Switzerland, widowed.” (1900 Twp 25
Mondovi census) }
Loveridge, William Garner;
(1882-1951); “William Garner Loveridge. Died: 4-11-1951, Spokane, Spokane Co,
WA. Age: 69. Father: Leighton Loveridge. Mother: Ella Brink.” (WA State Death
Records); {Edit: In a 1910 Business
Directory, Harry B. Loveridge and William G. Loveridge, a blacksmith, were
boarders with J. W. Price in Davenport. “Leighton H. Loveridge, Aug 1849, 50, OH,
married 25 yrs; Mary L. Loveridge, 43; Harry B. Loveridge, 24; Willie G. Loveridge,
18.” (details from the 1900 Davenport, Lincoln Co, WA census); “William
Loveridge, head, 37; Harry Loveridge, brother, 43; Ella Price, mother, 63.”
(details from 1920 Spokane, Spokane Co, WA census.) Leighton Cyrus Loveridge was
born Aug 31, 1849 in Knox Co, Ohio to William D. Loveridge and his wife Margaret
Irwin. Leighton was married in Newton, Iowa in 1875 and died Sept 18, 1911.
Harry Loveridge died at Spangle, Spokane Co, WA on April 13, 1938.
“L. H. Loveridge, 30, OH, harness maker;
Mary E. Loveridge, 23; Harry B. Loveridge, 4.” (Details from 1880
Rockport, Atchison Co, MO census, prior to the birth of William); “Ella Price.
Died: 23 Feb 1930, age 73, Spokane, Spokane Co, WA. Father: Thomas G. Brink.
Mother: Mary R. Bolon. Spouse: J. W. Price.” (WA State Death Records)
Lytton, baby; (no dates); {Edit: Mrs. Stella Forney Lytton was residing in Springdale in 1902 to 1906. Since the baby’s grave is posited with the cluster of Forney graves, it is assumed that the infant belonged to Stella. The Forney family arrived in Mondovi about 1883, details from History of Big Bend, page 378. Estella Ada Forney was born Nov 3, 1882 in Salem, Oregon, a daughter of Samuel Forney and his wife Sabina Teeter Forney. Stella was among their children listed on the 1900 Springdale, Stevens Co, WA census, then at age 17. The Stevens Co Marriage Index shows that she married J. Litton on 1-17-1902. In 1910, Estella is shown with a son, Lester Litton, while residing with her sister Nora. The 1910 Opportunity, Spokane Co, WA census shows: “J. R. Gibson, 41; Nora, 37; Gladys, 13; DeRoss, 11; Sylvia, 9; Clavin, 5; Juanita, 1; Estella Litton, 27; and Lester Litton, age 2.” The Sept 12, 1918 Draft Registration Report for Jeremiah Washington Lytton shows his residence as Yakima, WA. “Jeremiah Washington Lytton. Age 38, birth: 9-27-1879. Farmer. Nearest Relative: Estella Ada Lytton, of Yakima.” The 1920 South Grandview, Yakima Co, WA census: “Jerry W. Lytton, age 40; Stella, age 37; Lester, age 12.” The family in 1930 had moved to Los Angeles, CA: “Gerry Lytton, 50; Stella, 47; Lester, 22; and Ray, 8.” Jeremiah Washington Lytton was born 27 Sept 1879 in Ness County, Kansas, the son of James Burton Lytton and his wife Eva J. Jeremiah died Sept 24, 1961 in CA. “Ada Estella Lytton. Birth: 3 Nov 1882, OR; Died: 19 Nov 1958, Riverside, CA. Father: Forney. Mother: Teeter.” (CA State Death Index); J. W. Lytton and Estella Lytton, of Springdale, were witnesses for the July 16, 1906 marriage of P. A. Rhind and Cora L. Forney.}
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Mondovi Cemetery Obituaries, Lincoln County,
Washington submitted to the WAGenWeb by
Marge Womach, January 2009.
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