Gravesites of Interest
Click on any of the names below for a short bio on the person and family.
(Olympia) in charge of farming on the Puyallup Indian reservation and coroner for several years.
(Lacey) Veteran of the Civil War and owner of the Woodland Driving Park in Lacey
(Thurston County) 1852 Pioneer, had a Donation Land Claim just east of the Masonic Cemetery
(Olympia) 1852 Pioneers, served in the Territorial Legislature and had the contract to carry mail between Cowlitz Landing and Olympia
(Tumwater) 1845 Pioneers, established the first permanent American settlement north of the Columbia River
(Tumwater) 1850 Pioneers, plated the City of Tumwater and established businesses along the Deschutes River
(Nisqually) 1845 Pioneer, Settled in the Nisqually Valley and is the source of the name McAllister Creek and McAllister Springs
(Tumwater) 1850 Pioneers, Owner of the Crosby House
(Lacey) 1851 Pioneers, Settled on Whidbey Island before coming to Chambers Prairie
(Tumwater) 1853 Pioneers, associated with the Biles Tannery in Tumwater
(Scatter Creek/Olympia) 1852 Pioneers, lived on Donation Land Claim near Scatter Creek before moving to Olympia
(Olympia) California 49er, owned and operated the Washington Water Pipe Manufacturing and Water Company in Tumwater
(Olympia) Veteran of the Civil War