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Eastonville Cemetery is located on the corner of Meridian and Latigo in Blackforest
Eastonville Cemetery was established in 1865 near the town of Eastonville, CO. During it prime this small town had a population of approximately 400 people and was the self proclaimed "Potato Capital of the World." After a severe Flood in 1935 the town quickly became deserted and this cemetery is one of the last remaining evidences of Eastonville's existence.
Eastonville Cemetery History
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Last Name | First Name | Full Name | Military | Section | Date of Birth | Year Passed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Okrepkie | Anna | Anna Maksymicz Okrepkie | F2 | |||
Okrepkie | Charlie | Charlie Willie Okrepkie | F2 | |||
Olsen | Hazel | Hazel Maud Bowman Olsen | E1 | |||
Padilla | Jean | Jean M Feely Padilla | E4 | |||
Paine | Vena | Vena M Paine | A4 | |||
Palmer | Edgar | Edgar Dean Palmer | A11 | |||
Palmer | Euteva | Euteva Deloras Atwood Palmer | A11 | |||
Palmer | Wayne | Wayne Alan Palmer | A11 | |||
Parkin | Linda | Linda A Parkin | A11 | |||
Parkin | Mark | Mark F Parkin | A11 | |||
Paxton | Mildred | Mildred B Paxton | F4 | |||
Paxton Sr. | Robert | Robert A Paxton Sr. | Army | F4 | 1915 | 2003 |
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