Osceola Cemetery

Ayers, Joe	A drunken blacksmith, challenged Capt. D. B. Akey, a tunnel driller, to a duel. Ayers lost. Akey was acquitted. No date given but the incident happened in the early days of the town	Nevada Tales From the Past by White Pine Chamber of Commerce 1964, page 30.
Bussey, Charles	of Palestine, Illinois, ca 43, Born December 8, 1843, died 31 Oct 1887
Collins, Inez L.	Daughter of A. O. And I. M. Collins, born April 27, 1908, died May 15, 1908
Kathan, Deckros	Born 1841, Cowansville, Canada, died March 24, 1899, Cleveland, NV, age 58 years
Kiger, Nathan	Born Feb. 22, 1861, died Nov. 3, 1934
Marriott, Alberta Nevada	Born May 17, 1892, died June 17, 1892
Marriott, Bertha	Born Jan. 26, 1908, died March 8, 1908
Marriott, George Henry	Died July 18, 1890, age 10 months 6 days
Marriott, James Elma	Born Jan. 7, 1886, died March 31, 1886
Marriott, John C.	1858 - 1922 Operated the Marriott General Store which was the only business building to survive the fire which burned the town in 1948. The store was a stone structure with tall, narrow iron shutters and doors. The Marriott home, which survived the fire, was near the store across from an iron pipe feeding cold spring water and surrounded by fruit trees and roses.	(Ghosts of the Glory Trail by Nell Murbarger page 160.)
Marriott, Mary	1861 - 1915
Marriott, Sarah	Born March 9, 1826, died Nov. 8, 1899
Moyer, Stanley H.	Born Oct. 10, 1926, died Nov. 18, 1926
Odgers, Charles Henry	Born Jan. 3, 1848, Cornwall, England, died Dec. 11, 1903
Paterson, Verna Stumpf	ca 1957 - 1959	USGenWeb Project Archives, White Pine County, Nevada, By Gayle Hastert
Schilling, Arthur P.	of Chicago, Illinois, ca 29, died 19 Apr 1906
Scott, J. T.	Born in Ohio May 4, 1827, died July 1, 1903
Skinner, Julius A.	Born March 5, 1829, died Jan 17, 1893, of South Carolina, 73 years 10 months 12 days
Swallow, George William	Died Jan. 22, 1881, aged 3 years, 11 days. Son of George A. Swallow
Tilford, Rosa B.	Died Dec. 16, 1887, aged 12 years 6 months, 4 days
Unknown prisoner	An unnamed man in the Osceola jail was killed by a Spring Valley vigilante committee who were avenging the attempted killing of a local rancher. June 7, 1883.