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NPS Form 10-900-a (Rev. 8/2002)

United States Department of the Interior National Park Service

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National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet

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Name of Property

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SUPPLEMENTARY LISTING RECORD

NRIS Reference Number: 15000846 Date Listed: 11130/2015

Property Name: U.S. Naval Cemetery

County: Guam State: GU

This property is listed in the National Register of Historic Places in accordance with the attached

nomination documentation subject to the following exceptions, exclusions, or amendments,

notwiths~1~i1/J~he/:.tional Park Service certification included in the nomination documentation.

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Level of Significance: The level of significance is hereby changed to STATE. There is

insufficient historical context provided to establish the cemetery as nationally significant. It

contains burials of persons of importance - some of whom are of transcendent importance in the

history of Guam, but there is not enough information to evaluate them on a national scale.

The Guam State Historic Preservation Office was notified of this amendment.

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1. N arne of Property Historic name: U.S. NAVAL CEMETERY Other names/site number: AGANA UNITED STATES CEMETERY; Agana U.S. Naval Cemetery; SEPUTTURAN MlLITAT HAGAThiA I (GHPI 66-01-1035) Name of related multiple property listing:

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2. Location Street & number: Marine Corps Drive approx. 175 feet east of intersection with Route 8 City or town: Hagatfia State: Guam County: ------Not For Publication: D Vicinity: D 3. State/Federal Agency Certification

As the designated authority under the National Historic Preservation Act, as amended,

I hereby certify that this X nomination _ request for determination of eligibility meets the documentation standards for registering properties in the National Register of Historic Places and meets the procedural and professional requirements set forth in 36 CFR Part 60.

In my opinion, the property X meets _does not meet the National Register Criteria. I recommend that this property be considered significant at the following level(s) of significance:

X national X statewide X local -- --Applicable National Register Criteria:

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buildings

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6. Function or Use Historic Functions (Enter categories from instructions.)

FUNERARY /cemetery

Current Functions (Enter categories from instructions.) Recreation and Culture/monument

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U.S. NAVAL CEMETERY /66-01-1035 Name of Property

7. Description

Architectural Classification (Enter categories from instructions.)

Other/monument

Materials: (enter categories from instructions.) Principal exterior materials of the property: concrete; marble; bronze

Narrative Description


(Describe the historic and current physical appearance and condition of the property. Describe contributing and noncontributing resources if applicable. Begin with a summary paragraph that briefly describes the general characteristics of the property, such as its location, type, style, method of construction, setting, size, and significant features. Indicate whether the property has historic integrity.)

Summary Paragraph The cemetery occupies approximately 3/4 acres and is located on the north side of Marine Corps Drive in east Hagatiia. It is situated between Padre Palomo Park on the west, and the Auto Spot automotive business on the east. An un-developed parking lot used by Auto Spot separates the cemetery from Hagatiia Bay to the north. The property is covered with grasses and is well maintained. The cemetery is partially fenced, with chain link fencing along its east and west sides. A sidewalk runs along the south (Marine Corps Drive) boundary of the property. There are 243 interments* that can be recognized. The majority of the grave markers are concrete, but there are a few that are either marble or bronze. Most of the markers are vertical while some are flush with the ground. The first interment was in 1902 and the last was in 1954. In addition to the grave markers, the cemetery contains a flag pole, an anchor, and a monument to the deceased of the SMS Cormoran. The cemetery has maintained its historic integrity of place, but some grave markers have been changed. *(One individual was disinterred and buried elsewhere; one marker is a cenotaph.)

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Narrative Description


The U.S. Naval Cemetery was established by the first American Administration on Guam following the transfer of the island to the United States by the Treaty of Paris, ratified in 1899. It occupies Lot number 2001, Suburban Estate No. 639, Place of San Antonio, in the Municipality of Agana. The parcel has not been added-to since it was originally established as a cemetery. It is approximately .74 acres in area. The cemetery originally fronted San Nicolas Street along its south boundary and had Agana Bay as a natural boundary to its north. San Nicolas Street was the historic road leading from Agana to Yigo. This portion of San Nicolas Street is now developed into Marine Corps Drive, and Agana Bay has now been re-named Hagatfia Bay. Sometime between his death in 1919 and 1940 a public school carrying the name of Padre Jose Torres Palomo was built on Lot number 1065 adjacent to the cemetery along the west boundary. Today it is a public park carrying the same name. At the time the cemetery was established it would have been on the eastern edge of the residential portion of Agana. Today it is even more removed from the residential area, primarily due to the depopulation of Agana just prior to its destruction during WWII, and the subsequent growth of commercial enterprises on surrounding properties.

The cemetery was developed on former beach deposits situated just inland from the active beach. This has become a common practice on Guam as the sands afford easier digging than upland sites. However, their situation makes these locations more vulnerable to storms. Storm waves associated with typhoons have periodically inundated the U.S. Naval Cemetery depositing fresh sand over the graves. In places, the cemetery ground surface is now several inches higher than when it was first created, and it is possible that some flush markers remain hidden by these deposits.

As recently as the mid-1960's, the cemetery was surrounded by a white-painted, wooden picket fence. This was later removed and replaced with a perimeter chain-link fence. The chain-link fence has been partially removed and the remnants are found along the west and east boundaries. Short lengths of chain link fence extend along the north and south perimeters forming corners with the east fence. A concrete sidewalk now separates the cemetery from Marine Corps Drive. The beach separating the cemetery from Hagatfia Bay is being utilized by the Auto Spot for parking. Individuals from this business sometimes drive across the cemetery to access the parking area.

The graves are laid out in a grid with twenty rows extending east to west with varying numbers of headstones in each row. A map of the cemetery found in archive labels the easternmost row as Row A, and inexplicably, Row Pis followed by Row P1 and Row Q is followed by Row Q1. Otherwise the labels follow the alphabet. The flagpole and anchor are in line and located between and parallel with rows D and E. The inscriptions on the headstones face this alignment. Consequently, a majority of the graves have inscriptions facing to the east.

Most of the stones are vertical tablet in form with a convex top; four markers are bronze crosses; and there are a number ofledger stones (horizontal slabs flush with the ground). A few graves have bevel markers (truncated rectangular solids with one angled face containing the

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inscription), and one headstone is a tree stump. One grave has a cover stone in addition to the headstone. The majority are unadorned with the exception of a raised Christian cross in a circular depression. Twenty-six headstones contain the inscription within a shield design. Two gravestones have adjacent small metal standards indicating that the deceased was affiliated with the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. The single Cormoran monument is a standard obelisk, with four tapering sides and a pyramidal termination. Some grave markers that show as crosses in 19 54 have been replaced by other markers as a result of storm damage.

Several groupings are conspicuous in this cemetery of mostly unrelated individuals: there are four graves of Sgambelluri children, three Hennicker family members, rows with mostly infants, rows with mostly Spanish American War veterans, and graves with persons of German descent.

The cemetery contains the Ayulang Pillbox, GHPI # 66-01-1185 (National Register ofHistoric Places Ref# 88001889). This is a Japanese defensive structure dating from WWII, which was accepted to the Guam Register June 16, 1988 and the National Register March 4, 1991. It is a small hemispherical structure (~60 em high by 2m diameter) located between the beach and the start of the cemetery rows. It is a non-contributing element to this nomination. The cemetery also contains the Cormoran Monument GHPI # 66-01-1039, which was added to the Guam Register of Historic Places on July 14, 1974.

8. Statement of Significance

Applicable National Register Criteria (Mark "x" in one or more boxes for the criteria qualifying the property for National Register listing.)

0 0 D

A. Property is associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history.

B. Property is associated with the lives of persons significant in our past.

C. Property embodies the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction or represents the work of a master, or possesses high artistic values, or represents a significant and distinguishable entity whose components lack individual distinction.

D. Property has yielded, or is likely to yield, information important in prehistory or history.

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Criteria Considerations (Mark "x" in all the boxes that apply.)

D A. Owned by a religious institution or used for religious purposes

D B. Removed from its original location

D C. A birthplace or grave

0 D. A cemetery

D E. A reconstructed building, object, or structure

D F. A commemorative property


D G. Less than 50 years old or achieving significance within the past 50 years

Areas of Significance (Enter categories from instructions.)

Military Politics/Government

Period of Significance 1899- 1954

Significant Dates April 7, 1917

Significant Person (Complete only if Criterion B is marked above.)

William H. Butler

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Cultural Affiliation Euro-American

Architect/Builder


Statement of Significance Summary Paragraph (Provide a summary paragraph that includes level of significance, applicable criteria, justification for the period of significance, and any applicable criteria considerations.)

The U.S. Naval Cemetery is significant due to its association with the broad patterns of our history between 1899 and 1954. It embodies several "firsts". It contains the first burials associated with the first American political administration of Guam. It was the first nonsectarian cemetery on Guam, extending First Amendment principles to the island. It contains the graves of the first German nationals who died as a result of America declaring war on Germany in WWI. This followed the first shot fired by the U.S. against Germany, which occurred in Apra Harbor. It contains the grave of William H. Butler (1875- 1926), the Deputy Surveyor who conducted the first U.S. Cadastral Survey ofHagatfia. This provided a basis for ownership rights and taxation. It contains twenty-seven graves of veterans in service during the Spanish American War, the war that resulted in the United States acquiring Guam and becoming a colonial entity. It was the first burial place of William G. Johnston, an American civilian removed from Guam during WWII who died incarcerated in Japan.

Narrative Statement of Significance (Provide at least one paragraph for each area of significance.)

1. It contains the first burials associated with the first American administration of Guam. Following the ratification of the Treaty of Paris in 1899, and after the issuance of Executive Order 108-A placing Guam under the control of the Department of the Navy, Captain Richard Leary was chosen to be the first U. S. Naval governor of Guam. Guam represented the U.S. becoming a colonial entity in the western Pacific. Leary was replaced by Governor Seaton Schroeder in 1900. The cemetery was probably established during Leary's administration but no record to that effect exists. It was already in use during Schroeder's term (July 1900- February 1903) since the first extant interment that of Elwood Hopkins occurred in July 1902.

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2. It was the first non-sectarian cemetery on Guam. The Spanish administration of Guam had begun with the arrival of a Jesuit mission in June of 1668. By the time non-religious administrators arrived, local political and military government and the agenda of the Catholic Church were inextricably entwined (a situation that prevails to this day). The resident population had undergone wholesale conversion to Catholicism and the dead, if not buried at their homes or family cemeteries were buried in church cemeteries. The U.S. Naval Cemetery was the first to not restrict burials to Roman Catholics.

3. It contains the graves of the first German nationals who died as a result of America declaring war on Germany in WWI. The SMS Cormoran, a German auxiliary cruiser, had arrived on Guam in December 1914. Since leaving the port ofTsingtao China in August 1914, the Cormoran had played a frustrating game of cat and mouse with Allied (British and Japanese) naval forces, unable to fully engage because of an inadequate fuel supply. It proceeded to Guam in the hopes of replenishing its coal bunkers and to obtain other vital stores. However, the scant 200 tons of coal that were offered were nowhere near enough to permit the Cormoran to continue its mission or steam to the relative safety of Germany's East African colonies. With Japanese battleships lurking in Guam's waters, the captain resigned the ship to being interned on Guam by the neutral Americans.

This remained the situation until the morning of April 7, 1917 when then Governor Roy C. Smith (May 1916- November 1918) received a cable that war had been declared with Germany. In the face of the deteriorating political situation between Germany and the U.S. the captain of the Cormoran, Adalbert Zuckschwerdt, had anticipated that he might have to surrender the ship. He found this unacceptable and had furtively hidden explosive charges in one of the coal bunkers intended to facilitate sinking the Cormoran. This possibility came to pass and following an ultimatum to surrender the ship from Governor Smith Zuckschwerdt scuttled the Cormoran. Several of the crewmembers were lost as the ship went down. Among the dead who were buried in the Cemetery were Chief Helmsman Karl Beuershausen (his grave is incorrectly marked Bennershansen), Chief Machinist's Mate Franz Blum, Messman K. Bumerum (his grave is incorrectly marked Boomerum), Seaman Rudolph Penning, Senior Seaman Emil Reschke, and Stoker Ernst Roos. Seaman Hermann Glaser was also reported to have been buried with the others but his grave has not been identified. These individuals were all German nationals with the exception ofK. Bumerum, who was a native ofNew Guinea. These would be the first WWI burials from a belligerent nation on U.S. soil. The German graves are situated opposite a monument built by the surviving crewmembers and dedicated to "All of the dead of the SMS Cormoran".

4. It contains the grave of William H. Butler (1875- 1926), the Deputy Surveyor who did the first U.S. Cadastral Survey ofHagatfia. A cadastral survey is a land survey that shows boundaries and property lines. The survey was done in 1914- 1915 and provided a framework for property ownership and taxation. General Order No. 10, issued by Governor Leary in 1901 had abolished the prevailing Spanish real property taxation system and introduced the new system. The highest tax rate was reserved for urban properties.

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U.S. NAVAL CEMETERY /66-01-1035 GUAM Name of Property County and State

5. It contains twenty-seven graves of veterans in service during the Spanish American War, the war that resulted in the United States acquiring Guam and becoming a colonial entity. These graves contain the inscription within a shield design. The shield design was first used on American military Civil War graves but was extended for use for the Spanish American War. Few ofthese graves contain dates of any kind. Additional research is needed to understand the role that these individuals may have played during the Spanish American War.

6. It contains the graves of some of the only American prisoners of war taken from American soil. After the Japanese invasion of Guam on 10 December 1941 American military personnel and civilians were rounded up and imprisoned. They were taken to Japan on the Argentine Maru on January 10 1942. It is the final resting place of James Barbour, Hiram W. Elliott, and Euell Olive; and also the fathers of Chester Butler and Arthur W. Jackson. All ofwhom were imprisoned in the Hyogo Ken Internment Camp, in Kobe, Japan. The men did not perish in Japan, they made it back to Guam. It was the first resting place of William G. Johnston. Unfortunately, Johnston died while imprisoned. His remains were returned to Guam and buried in the U.S. Naval Cemetery. They remained there until December 1977 when they were moved to the Veterans Cemetery in Piti.

7. Further research into the individuals found in the U.S. Naval Cemetery is expected to yield important information on the early American administration of Guam. Many individuals found in the cemetery have descendants or come from families that have made substantial contributions to the island over the past 1 00+ years.

8. The cemetery may also contain "Possible Mass Graves" that need to be further researched in archives and/or develop plans to excavate the area to determine who are buried in the grave.

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9. Major Bibliographical References

Bibliography (Cite the books, articles, and other sources used in preparing this form.)

Department of Commerce, Bureau ofthe Census (1910) "Thirteenth Census ofthe United States 1910 Population: Military and Naval Philippine Islands"

(1920) "Fourteenth Census of Population 1920: Guam- American Samoa" (1940) "Sixteenth Census of Population 1940: Guam"

Farrell, Don A. (1981) A Pictorial History of Guam: 1898-1918 Micronesian Productions, Tamuning

Guampedia (2014) WWII Prisoners of War Sent to Japan (last modified July 21 2014) http://www.guampedia.com/wwii-prisoners-of-war-sent-to-japan/

Johnston, Herbert (2015) Personal Communication regarding William G. Johnston Mansell, Roger (n.d.)

http://www.mansell.com/pow_resources/camplists/osaka/futatabi/futatabi-main.html Moore, William E. (1922) "America's First Shot in the World War" The American Legion

Weekly Volume IV, No. 13, March 31, 1922 http://www.OldMagazineArticles.com Rogers, Robert F. (1995) Destiny's Landfall: A History ofGuam University ofHawai'i

Press, Honolulu Sullivan, Julius (1957) The Phoenix Rises: A Mission History ofGuam Seraphic Mass

Association, New York Ward, Herbert T. (1970) Flight of the Cormoran Thomson-Shore, Inc., U.S.

Previous documentation on file (NPS): N/A

__ preliminary determination of individual listing (36 CFR 67) has been requested __ previously listed in the National Register __ previously determined eligible by the National Register __ designated a National Historic Landmark __ recorded by Historic American Buildings Survey # _____ _ __ recorded by Historic American Engineering Record # ------recorded by Historic American Landscape Survey # -----

Primary location of additional data:

_lL State Historic Preservation Office __ Other State agency __ Federal agency __ Local government __ University

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Historic Resources Survey Number (if assigned): GHPI 66-01-1035

10. Geographical Data

Acreage of Property __ __,_. 7"--4,__ __ _

Use either the UTM system or latitude/longitude coordinates

Latitude/Longitude Coordinates (decimal degrees) Datum if other than WGS84: -----(enter coordinates to 6 decimal places) 1. Latitude: Longitude:

2. Latitude: Longitude:



Or UTM References Datum (indicated on USGS map):

DNAD 1927 or 0 NAD 1983

1. Zone: 55 Easting: 257225.389

2. Zone: 55 Easting: 257230.681

3. Zone: 55 Easting: 257317.002

4. Zone: 55 Easting : 257319.317


Northing: 1491052.532

Northing: 1491016.483

Northing: 1491061.131

Northing: 1491028.389



Verbal Boundary Description (Describe the boundaries of the property.) The property is a near rectangular parcel that is bounded on the north by Hagatna Bay, the south by Marine Corps Drive, the west by Padre Palomo Park, and the east by the Auto Spot.

Boundary Justification (Explain why the boundaries were selected.) The boundaries represent the boundaries of Lot 2001, Land Square 14, Section 3, which is the legal lot occupied by the cemetery.

11. Form Prepared By

name/title: Richard K. Olmo, Jose U. Garrido, Lynda B. Aguon, and Anthony J. Ramirez organization: Guam Historic Resources Division, Department of Parks and Recreation street & number: 490 Chalan Palasyo city or town: Agana Heights state: Guam zip code: 96910 e-mail [email protected] I [email protected] telephone: 671-475-6337 671-475-6292 date: September 29, 2015

Additional Documentation

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• Maps: A USGS map or equivalent (7.5 or 15 minute series) indicating the property's location.

• Sketch map for historic districts and properties having large acreage or numerous resources. Key all photographs to this map.

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Photographs

Submit clear and descriptive photographs. The size of each image must be 1600x1200 pixels (minimum), 3000x2000 preferred, at 300 ppi (pixels per inch) or larger. Key all photographs to the sketch map. Each photograph must be numbered and that number must correspond to the photograph number on the photo log. For simplicity, the name of the photographer, photo date, etc. may be listed once on the photograph log and doesn't need to be labeled on every photograph.

Photo Log

Name ofProperty: Agana U.S. Naval Cemetery

City or Vicinity: Hagatfia

County: State: Guam

Photographer: Richard K. Olmo

Date Photographed: July and August 2015

Description ofPhotograph(s) and number, include description of view indicating direction of camera:

1 of __il_. Panorama of Cemetery, view to southwest. 2 of 11 Cemetery marker with bronze Benevolent Protective Order of Elks standard (view

3 of 11 4 of 11 5 of 11 6 of11 7 of 11 8 of 11 9 of 11 10 of 11 11 of 11

to west) Headstone with inscription inset in shield design (view to west) Headstone with inset Christian cross (view to west) Ledger stone form of grave marker (looking down) Bevel form of grave marker (looking down) Tree stump form of grave marker (view to west) Bronze Christian Cross grave marker (view to west) SMS Cormoran monument (view to east) Anchor and flagpole (view to north) U.S. Naval Cemetery circa 1954




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List of Interments Agana U.S. Naval Cemetery

Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O. B. D.O.D Service/Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments

Daughter of Capt. H. F. Adams,

Adams Infant 8-Mar-30 USMC

Aflague John (Johnny) Perez D. 1939 (Must remove paint)

Aflleje Andres 15 June 1898 14-Jan-54 US Navy Seaman 1st Class Guam, WWI, WWII

Aguon Pedro L. 24-Jun-33 8-Jun-52 Korea

Aker Baby Girl 10-Aug-50 11-Aug-50

Daughter of DCC M. B. Alley,

Alley Infant Daughter 12-0ct-47 USN

Alvares Jose 17 April1895 15-Apr-54 US Navy Machinists Mate 3rd Class Guam, WWI

Anders Joseph unk unk

Anderson Arthur 1884 Died 1933 Born in Scotland

Daughter of M. Sgt. RobertS

Andrews Dale Elizabeth 12-Feb-54 12-Feb-54 Andrews, USAF

Arbaugh Elijah M. Shield USMC

Son of G. H. Garp and Mrs.G. M.

Attleson Gerald Michael 9-Sep-47 9-Sep-47 Attleson

Barbour James 13 October 1876 16-Apr-50

Batchinsky Arsenio 7 March 1897 24-Jul-53

children of Lieutenant Colonel

Becker Twin Infants 15-Jan-49 P. E. Becker, Jr. USMC

Bell Eric John 18 August 1880 11-Sep-22 US Navy Spanish American War

Son of E. J. Bell, and Father of

Bell Henry Garrido 4-Aug-09 19-May-53 E.J.Bell

Daughter of ADl L. A. Belote,

Belote Caren Lynore 24-Feb-50 24-Feb-50 USN

Benavente Benigno G 13-Jul-32 31-Jan-54 Army? Corporal Engineers

Benavente Juan D. Maybe 3 of 50 lnarajan US Army Private 1st Class Guam, Korea

Bennershansen Karl probably Beuershausen unk Chief Helmsman German Sailor

Betts Infant 5-Mar-53 Son of SN J K Betts USN

Birdsall Jeffrey C. 7-Jun-12 12-Apr-53 US Navy Pharmacists Mate 3rd Class New York, WW II

Blum Franz unk unk Navy Chief Machinist's Mate German sailor

Boles Infant Son 25-Jan-53 28-Jan-53 Son of PNCA G. 0. Boles, USN

Bonds James Carl 8-Jun-09 2-Nov-51 USNR Carpenter Alabama, Chief Painter, WWII

Boo me rum K probably Bumerum 18-Nov-18 Messman, New Guinea German sailor?

Boqvett Bessie Adeline unk unk Daughter of M R Boqvett


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O.B. D.O.D Service/Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments Borja Jose Borja 6-Aug-11 29-Jul-53 US Navy Chief Damage Control man Guam, WWII Borja Manuel 22 Dec 1893 15-Sep-49 US Navy Engineman 2nd Class Guam, WWI, WWII Bowers Infant 10-Aug-52 Son of H. W. Bowers Boyce Larry Arthur 11-Aug-50 29-Aug-50

Daughter of LCDR W. M . Brobston Adeline Downey 23-Mar-49 14-Apr-49 Brobston, USNR Browne Edward Aloysius 22 Apr 1891 23-Jan-52

Bruggen Alfred 8-0ct-29 USMC Staff Sgt. California (also October?) Buchan Infant 14-Jan-50 Baby girl

Son of Staff Sergeant J. W. Burt,

Burt Infant 23-Jul-52 USAF

Son of Tech Sgt P.G. Bustin,

Bustin Infant 26-Apr-52 USAF

Maybe deputy surveyor who

did the Cadastral Survey of

Agana, Guam, M.l. in

Butler William H. 1875 D.1926 University of Chicago Library

Son of (EMFN) Electrician's

Mate Fireman John Ray Butner,

Butner John Ray, Jr. 19-0ct-53 6-Nov-53 USN

Cabaniss Louis E. Shield unk unk US Navy Chief Yeoman

Guam, Company l, 15th lnf, 3rd

Infantry Division, Korea (Purple

Camacho Jesus A. 4-Aug-30 9-Aug-52 US Army Corporal Heart)

Son of (MEl) Metalsmith 1st

Call ian Infant 5-0ct-51 Class, J. T. Callian, USN

Calvo Thomas S. unk unk US Navy Guam, Ship's Cook

Cepeda Manuel 28 May 1883 17-Aug-52 US Navy Machinist's Mate 3rd Class Guam, WWI

Chang Ah Shun Shield US Navy Auxiliary

Airman 3rd Class 6319

Maintenance and Supply

Chargualaf Antonio T. 12-Mar-33 16-0ct-53 Group, Air Force, Guam

Christ Infant 7th Mar49 Son of LTJG V. A. Christ, USNR

Cludas Averill Belmont 5 June 1896 27-Dec-52 -


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O. B. D.O.D Service/ Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments

Son of Master Sergeant W. G. Cole bourn Robert James 15-Feb-50 16-Feb-50 Colebourn, USAF Collins Nancy Jane 18-May-51 15-Jun-51

Compton Walter Ralph 16-May-14 2-Jun-49

Concepcion Jose Cruz 21 Dec 1898 3-Sep-45 US Navy Res Seaman 1st Class Guam, WWII Concepcion Juan C. 6 Jan 1894 29-Apr-54 US Navy Bosun's Mate 3rd Class Guam, WWI

Daughter of Commander (DC) R. Condon Susan Kathleen 24-Jul-53 25-Jul-53 J. Condon, USN Cooper JosephS. C. 5 Aug 1873 8-May-03 USMC Private California Coste noble Gertrud G.I.L. 24Jul1871 23-0ct-15

Coste noble Wilhelm H. 29-Dec-10

Cruz AmadeoAA 8-Jan-29 18-May-52 US Army PFC Guam, 160 lnf 40 lnf Div Korea Cruz Angel F. (Flores) 2-0ct-23 19-Mar-54 US Navy Commissaryman 1st Class Guam, WWII I

Cruz Juan Shield unk unk US Navy I

Cruz Manuel (A) 14 Mar 1884 6-Mar-53 US Navy Cockswain Guam, WWI I

Cruz Michael Angelo 18-Jun-51

Cunning Harry

Son of Culinary Specialist 2nd

Dean Infant 24-Apr-53 24-Apr-53 Class J.A. Dean, USN

Son of Engineman Chief Petty

Deane Billy Earl 11-Jan-47 Officer E. H. Deane USN

De los Santos Jose 15 Sep 1882 29-0ct-51 US Navy Engineman 2nd Class WWI

Daughter of LCDR W. E. Derryberry Infant 31-Jan-52 Derryberry, USN I

Son of Radioman 2nd Class Neal Dever Infant 19-Aug-48 Dever Jr., USNR

Beloved Son of Glenys and

Eimon Kelly Joseph 12-Sep-50 6-Dec-50 Vernon Eimon

Elliott Hiram W. B. 1879 D.1949 US Navy Pharmacist Retired

Son of Electrician's Mate 1st

Elmore Jeffrey David 15-Jul-49 20-Jul-49 Class C. W. Elmore, USN Fejeran Enrique P 25-Feb-01 2-Mar-52 USNR Engineman 2nd Class Guam, WWII

Fejerang Antonio Salas 18-Nov-19 19-Jun-44 US Navy Guam, Seaman 2nd Class, WWII ---- - ---


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names 0.0.8. 0.0.0 Service/ Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments Hobbs Thomas William 1-May-00 29-0ct-52

Holder Don Mack 30-Jan-24 18-0ct-52 Hopkins Elwood 12 Aug 1879 8-Jul-02 USMC Private Delaware

Son of Airman 3rd Class, D.T. Hunsaker Infant 17-May-53 Hunsaker, USAF Hunter Thomas Richard 29-Dec-50 1-Jan-51

Daughter of Engineman Chief Hupp Infant 14-Mar-55 Russell William Hupp, USN Hupp John William 8-Mar-54 9-Mar-54 Son of ENC R. W. Hupp, USN Iglesias Antonio 23 Jun 1892 5-0ct-44 US Navy Seaman 1st Class Guam, WWI Irina 28-Mar-54

Jackson Arthur W. Shield Died 1905 James J.H. Shield 28 Aug 1869 20-Jan-20

Listed in Billion Graves as James James Thomas Shield Died 1903 Thomas

Jarrell William Kelly 17-Dec-49 19-Dec-49

Son of Master Sergeant F. S.

Jarrett Charles Allen 15-Jan-53 Jarrett, USAF

Johnston William G. Missing Grave

Son of Aviation Machinist's

Mate 1st Class J. M. Kedekein,

Kedekein Infant 20-Apr-53 20-Apr-53 USN

Keller Steven 7-Dec-51 13-Dec-51

Kelly Nicholas Shield USMC Sergeant

Kirkpatrick June M. 1-Aug-25 Civilian

Kluegel John Van R. 16-Jul-04 10-Dec-41

Son of Major W. J. Kohler,

Kohler William J. Jr. 20-May-48 26-May-48 USMC

Kromeburg C. A. Shield USMC

Laborie Celestin D. 2 Aug 1879 14-May-03 USMC Private California

Daughter pf Hospital Corpsman Lebovitz Infant 6-Sep-51 6-Sep-51 Chief H. B. Lebovitz, USN


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O.B. D.O.D Service/ Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments

Guam, 15 Infantry 3rd Infantry

leon Guerrero Jose Guerrero 12-Nov-32 15-Feb-52 US Army Private 1st Class Division, Korea, Purple Heart

leon Guerrero Juan Cabrera 28-Dec-29 US Navy Musician 1st Class Guam, listed in BG as Guerrero

Light Patrick Dennis 14-Mar-51 19-Mar-51

lower Infant 4-Aug-52 Son of lt. W. B. lower, USN

Mafnas Andres Franquez 22-Aug-14 7-Dec-41 US Navy Steward's Mate 1st Class Guam, WWII

Malcolm Montague B. 1880 D. 1922

Daughter of BN1 A.S.

Malkiewicz Infant 2-Jul-52 Malkiewicz, USN

Son of Warrant Officer R. E.

Marks Infant 4-Jan-53 5-Jan-53 Marks, USMC

Mayhew Thomas E. Born 1887 died 1941 Age 54 years {BPOE)

McClain Bruce Dou lamb 8-Aug-50 9-Aug-50 Son of Bernice and Roy McClain

McCormick William V. (Virgil) 30 Jan 1898 23-Jan-52

McFadden Infant 31-Jul-52 Daughter of Arthur McFadden

McKague Infant 6-Jul-50 Baby Girl

McKay W.D. USMC Sergeant

Mendiola Enrique C. 16-Apr-16 7-Dec-41 US Navy Master At Arms 1st Class Guam, WWII

Montgomery Otis Michc: Wedge 9-Sep-50 9-Sep-50

Murphree George M. 1874 Died 1934 Age 60 {BPOE)

Nagle Henry August 6-Jul-27 USMC Pennsylvania, 1st Sergeant

Namauleg Pedro C. 30 Jun 1880 12-Sep-45 US Navy Seaman 1st Class Guam, WWI, WWII

Naputi Venancio 25-0ct-21 US Navy Seaman 1st Class Guam

Nauta Felix Q 20-Aug-20 27-May-46 US Navy Cockswain Guam, WWII

Son of Aviation Machinist's

Mate 1st Class R. A. Neighbors,

Neighbors Russell Alvin, Jr. 7-Dec-48 USN

Son of Captain J. R. Nelson,

Nelson William Carter 23-May-50 USAF

Daughter of Engineman 1st

Newkirk Beatrice Carol 10-Sep-53 18-0ct-53 Class W. D. Newkirk, USN


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O. B. 0.0.0 Service/ Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments Oka Infant 11-Jul-52 Son of Francis Oka Olive Euell Francis 28 Dec 1896 8-Nov-50

Son of (AD1) Aviation

Machinist's Mate 1st Class G.T.

Oliver Floyd Thomas 2-Sep-53 4-Sep-53 Oliver, USN

Daughter of Lieutenant JG (MC)

Otlewski Infant 21-Mar-52 21-Mar-52 E. A. Otlewski, USNR

Marianas, Co 17th Infantry, 3rd

Pablo Gonzalo M. 10-Jan-34 18-0ct-52 US Army Private Infantry Division, Korea

Palmer F.E. 12 Dec 1876 12-Jan-03 USMC Corporal Spanish American War

Pauley Andrew C. Shield USMC

Pemberton James Alden, Jr. 21-Feb-49 Son of V.A. Pemberton

Penning Rudolph Navy Seaman German Sailor

Daughter of Lt. and Mrs. E. A.

Perkins Infant 7-Apr-15 Perkins

Primer John Mike Shield US Navy

Proebsting Douglas Edward 27-Jan-53 29-Jan-53 Son of Lt. E. L. Proebsting, USNR

Pugh Howard 22-Jul-00 12-Jun-48

Rawls Infant 3-0ct-52 Son of 1st Lt. J. L. Rawls, USAF

Ray Paul Shield USMC

Reschke Emil Navy Obermatrose (Senior seaman) German Sailor

Rettum Alfred G. Shield USMC

Reynolds Frank Shield US Navy

Baby Son of Lieutenant and i

Ridderhof Infant Mrs. S. E. Ridderhof

Daughter of Lieutenant Colonel

Riddle Deborah Ann 22-Jul-50 8-Aug-50 R. D. Riddle, USAF

Son of Boatswain's Mate 2nd

Rist Infant 13-Feb-53 Class J. I. Rist, USN

Rivera Francisco Umpingco 4-Jun-18 7-Dec-41 US Navy Machine Accountant 2nd Class Guam, WWII

Robinson John 1863 Died 1919

Romero Jose Shield US Navy

Roos Ernst Navy Stoker German Sailor

Rosario Jose 12-Jan-36 US Navy Chief Storekeeper Guam


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O.B. 0.0.0 Service/ Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments Row WalterW. ? ? Roy Infant 22-Apr-51 Baby Boy

I

Russell Edward D. 28 Dec 1856 16-Jun-04 USMC Corporal Spanish American War

Daughter of Steward 1st Class R. Sablan Barbara Rose 9-Aug-52 16-Aug-52 T. Sablan, USN

Sablan Honorato A. 23-Jun-03 6-Jan-46 US Navy Guam, Seaman 1st Class, WWII Sablan Pedro Taitano 2-Mar-24 15-Sep-44 US Navy Seaman 2nd Class Guam, WWII Saccomani Guido Shield US Navy Musician seaman Salas Agapito 19 Apr 1885 26-Jan-54 US Navy Bosun's Mate 2nd Class Guam, WWI

N. Marianas, 35th Infantry, 25

Infantry Division, Korea, Purple Salas Gregorio B. 28-Apr-33 7-Jan-53 US Army Private Heart Sample Lewis Shield USMC I

San Nicolas Geronimo C. 4-Jul-02 24-Apr-50 US Navy Coxswain Guam WWI, WWII

9th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Div.,

Santos Joaquin S. 15-Apr-32 23-Mar-53 US Army Private 1st Class Korea, Purple Heart Santos Vicente Shield ? ? US Navy Schneiders John Mars Shield 25-Dec-27

Kaiserl Deutscher Beamter in

Saipan; Born in Schroedershof-Schroeder Hans 13 July 1861 6-Feb-03 Mecklenburg

Daughter of Lt. Carl Scott, US Scott Dianne Marie 12-Jan-54 17-Jan-54 Coast Guard Reserve

Son of Lt. Carl Scott, US Coast I Scott Lawrence Allen 12-Jan-54 Guard Reserve

Sgambelluri Alfred Shield 8-Feb-15 Died 1920

Sga m be II uri lmmacola Shield 4-Sep-17 Died 1920 Sgambelluri Maria Shield Died 1911 Sgambelluri Salvatore Shield 29-Sep-24 4-Dec-25

I

Sheridan Infant 6-Nov-51 8-Nov-51 Son of J. J. Sheridan I

Daughter of Lt. (MC) F. W. Shillinger Infant 15-May-52 Shillinger, USN Shultz Florence 26-0ct-40

Shultz Rachel 26-0ct-40 --


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names D.O.B. D.O.D Service/ Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments

Guam Company L, 32 Infantry

Batalion, 7 Infantry Division, Siguenza Jesus Cruz 13-Aug-27 11-Jul-53 US Army Private 1st Class Korea Smith Patricia Marie 24-Feb-51 26-Feb-51 Smith Richard L. 5-Mar-25 17-Mar-52 US Navy Ship's Serviceman 2nd Class North Carolina, WWII So coco Jose S. 5 Nov 1894 27-Apr-54 US Navy Coxswain Guam, WWI

Daughter of Lt (CEC) C.L. Souder

(CEC could be construction Souder Susan Gay 11-Aug-49 12-Aug-49 electrician), USN Stein Albert ? ?

Infant son of Lieutenant

Raymond Stone, US Navy and Stone Charles Halsey 2-0ct-03 20-Aug-04 Esther K. S. Stone Sutcliffe Robert D. (Darwin) 28-Aug-53 1-Sep-53 Swanson Frank Shield US Navy Coxswain

Guam, WWII, Possibly Master Taitano Ramon Rosario 4-Dec-18 1-Feb-42 US Navy Machine Accountant 2nd Class at Arms Terry Infant 19-Jan-23 19-Jan-23 Thomas Infant Son of Dr. George C. Thomas

Daughter of Lieutenant and

Mrs. 0. R. Thomson (the 0 Thomson Margaret B. 1916 D. 1923 might be a Q)

Son of Chief Culinary Specialist Todd Michael Edward 15-Apr-54 21-Apr-54 E. W. Todd, USN

160th Infantry, 40th Infantry Toves Jesus I 5-Sep-35 16-Apr-52 US Army Private Division Korea Towner William H. 18 May 1867 19-Nov-40

Daughter of Captain R. H. Tudor, Tudor Infant 20-Jun-52 20-Jun-52 USAF Tufte land P.V. Turczy Louis 9-Nov-23 12-Sep-53 USNR ENl Connecticut, WWII Turney Infant 30-Dec-52 30-Dec-52 Baby boy Ufford George Shield USMC Untalan Jose 17-Jan-15 12-Jul-53 US Navy Cook 1st Class Guam, WWII Vandevoorde Infant 22-Aug-52 Son of M. P. Vandevoorde


Branch of Information Inscribed on Surnames Known As/Names 0.0.8. D.O.D Service/ Civ. Rank I Military Occupation Monuments

Born in Hango, Finland (also de Vasquez A ina 22 May 1872 3-Mar-37 known as Hanko) Vasquez Jesus 15 Mar 1865 18-Jan-35 US Navy Musician 1st Class Retired Velasco Sebastian 16 Sep 1880 22-Feb-54 US Navy Musician 1st Class Guam, WWI Veneziano Alessandro 24 May 1874 9-Sep-16 US Navy Musician 1st Class Guam Villagomez Francisco A. 5-Jul-21 4-Jul-52 US Navy Cook 1st Class WWII Walford Thomas B. 1924 D. 1926 Washington Infant 10-Nov-53 26-Feb-54 Daughter of Sayo Washington

Daughter of Lieutenant White Infant 3-May-48 Commander R. L. White, USN Wilkinson Walter Duke 19-Dec-35 22-0ct-52 R.I. P. Wilson H. C. Shield USMC Wise William Lorraine 8-Aug-12 12-Aug-48 US Navy Lieutenant J. G. South Carolina, WWII

Daughter of Airman C. J. Wooley Debra Jean 28-Dec-53 Wooley Dentolenvon NOT A PERSON 7-Apr-17 SMS Cormoran I

I

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Unknown

Unknown I

Unknown

Unknown

Unknown

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Relationships to Interments

1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street -Aflleje Andres 41 Head Naval Reservist Piti

Maria L. 36 Wife

Rosa L. 17 Daughter Laundress

Vicente L. 15 Son

Rita L. 13 Daughter

Maria L. 12 Daughter i

Angelina L. 10 Daughter I Jose L. 8 Son

Jesus L. 3 Son

Juan L. 2 Son

Aguon Pedro Laguana

Juan Perez Father 1898-1946 !

Dolores Ignacio Laguana Mother 1909-1978

Travesia de

Anderson Arthur 35 Scotland Agana Gomez

Rosa C. 31 Wife

Arthur G. 7 Son

Henry C. 6 Son

John C. 4 Son

Lillian C. 3 Daughter

Joseph C. 6 mos Son

Arthur G. 29 Head Electrician

Feliza P. 27 Wife

Arthur G. Jr. 3

Julia L. 4

Andrew 1

Anthony L. 3 mos.

Bell Eric John Head

Anna Javier Garrido Wife

Bell Henry Garrido 31 Head Machinist Agana

Sixta Roberto 27 Wife

EricJ. 5 Son - --- - -- -- --- ---- ----


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street George R. 2 Son Barbara R. 3 mos daughter

Ana Javier 63 Mother Joaquin B. Cruz 11 Nephew

Gina Wolfe Manning Granddaughter

Juan and Maria Duenas Roberto Parents-in-law

Benavente Pedro M. 39 Head Farmer Macheche

Josepha G. 36 Wife

Dolores G. 18 Daughter

Jose G. 15 Son I

Juan G. 12 Son i

Pedro G. 11 Son

Rosa G. 9 Daughter

Benigno G. 8 Son

Rosario G. 5 Son Teresita G. 1 Daughter

Isabel La

Borja Maria B. 37 Agana Catolica

Jose B. 8

Borja Manuel 46 Head Naval Reservist Piti, Sinengsong

AnaS. 33 Wife

Antonio S. 18 Son Farm Laborer

Manuel S. 16 Son

Francisco S. 13 Son

Butler William H. : Head

Margarita Lino Wife

Camacho Vicente D. 40 Head Molder Barrio Padre Palomo

Ana A. 46 Wife

Ana A. 17 Daughter


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street

Pedro A. 15 Son

Vicente A. 14 Son

Jesus A. 9 Son

Jose A. 7 Son

Juan A. 5 Son

Joaquina A. 2 Daughter

Agana-Piti

Cepeda Manuel 37 Head Tepungan Road

Rita S. 35 Wife

Jose S. 11 Son

JuanS. 9 Son

Francisco S. 3 Son

Margarita S. 1 Daughter I

Manuel 56 Head

Rita S. 63 Wife

Pedro S. 19 Son Houseboy

Manuel S. 17 Son

Chargualaf Jesus M. 33 Head Farmer lnarajan

Lucia C. 32 Wife

Florentina T. 11 Daughter

AntonioT. 7 Son

Maria C. 1 Daughter

Maria C. Afaisen 64 Mother Aggag Weaver

Agana Piti

Concepcion Jose Cruz 22 Head Piti Road

Piti-Sumay

Concepcion Juan C. 25 Head Piti Road

Saturn ina 27 Wife

Antonio T. 4 Son

Rosa T. 2 Daughter

Jose T. Mesa 9 Brother -



Cruz Jesus B. 42 Head Farmer Yona Rural

Rosalia A. 38 Wife

Jose A. 18 Son Farm Laborer

Jesus A. 17 Son

Maria A. 15 Daughter

Santiago A. 14 Son

Rosa A. 12 Daughter

Amadeo A. 11 Son

Luis A. 9 Son

Juan A. 7 Son

Ensianca A. 6 Daughter

Trinidad A. 4 Daughter

Anita A. 3 Daughter

Lucia A. 2 Daughter

Francisco A. 8 mos. Son :

Flores AnaL. 77 Head widow

Maria L. 45 Daughter Laundress

Juan L. 15 Grandson

Rosa L. 12 Granddaughter

Angel F. Cruz 16 Grandson

Agana-Piti

Cruz ManuelA. 36 Head Piti Road

Maria A. 46 Wife

Ana A. 13 Daughter

Jose S. 11 Son

Delores A. 9 Daughter

Gregorio A. 7 Son

Marcela A. 4 Daughter

Leola A. Aflague 17 Step Daughter

De Los Santos Jose 57 Head USN Retired Piti, Sinengsong

Teresa, C. 57 Wife

Vicente, C. 25 Son Farmer

Rita R. 24 Daughter-in-law


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Roque R. 2 Grandson Vicente R. 8 mos. Grandson

Elliott HiramW. Head Concepcion "Conchita" Pangelinan Martinez Wife

I Agana-Piti

I Fejeran Jose S.N. 51 Head As an Road

Enrique P. 19 Son Soledad P. 17 Daughter Amanda P. 14 Daughter Florencio P. 10 Son Jose P. 8 Son

Fejeran Enrique P. 37 Head Enlisted USN I.F. Asan Dolores P. 35 Wife Francisco P. 17 Son Tomas P. 15 Son Enrique P. 13 Son Gregorio P. 10 Son I Brigida P. 7 Daughter Asan I Mariana P. 5 Daughter

i

Dometro P. 1 Son

Fejerang Rosalia C. 24 Head Dressmaker Josefa C. 63 Mother Widow Maria C. 12 Niece Juan C. 7 Nephew Benigno C. 11 Nephew Dolores C. 3 Niece

General Guzman Tomas 28 Head Agana Terrero

Ana M. 24 Wife Gregorio M. 3 Son Jesus M. 2 Son


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Antonina M. 1 Daughter Concepcion B. Duenas 10 Niece

Guzman Tomas 49 Head Reservist USN Ana Muna 43 Wife Antonina M. 21 Daughter Salesgirl Jose M. 17 Son I

Josefina M. 13 Daughter I

Teresita M. 0 Daughter Vicenta B. Muna 72 Mother-in-Law

Hen nicker George C. 28 Head Labor Foreman Ohio

Hen nicker lgnacia 24 Wife

Iglesias Antonio Quitugua

Ana Santos Leon Guerrero Wife

Catalina Santos L.G. Daughter 1919-2002

Virginia L.G. Daughter

Jackson ArthurW. D 1905

Dolores K. 39 Wife? Holland

Frank R. 18 NY I I

Lilian K. 11 NY

Altura C 5 NY

Enrique C 3 NY I

Jackson ArthurW. 40 Head New York Agana Notary Public

Jose R. Campos 10 Servant

MariaM. 37 Wife Machanti Barrigada

Antonio M. 17 Son

Beatriz M. 9 Daughter

Herminia M. 5 Daughter Nellie M. 1 Daughter

Segunto

.James Joseph H. 51 Head Ireland Agana Street



Dolores Aguon Flores 38 Wife

Eugenia F. 19 Daughter b. Palau

David W. R. 18 Son William F. 16 Son b. Palau I

Lily F. 15 Daughter b. Palau

Joeph F. 13 Son

Daisy F. 10 Daughter

Pedro F. 5 Son

Woodrow F. 2 Son

Felisa Flores 66 Sister-in-Law

Johnston William G. 60 Head Office Clerk Alabama Died in Kobe, Japan, Cremated, Buried in Agana, Disil

Agueda I. 47 Wife Teacher

Herbert J. 25 Son Office Clerk

Marian A. 19 Daughter Beautician

Thomas J. 18 Son

Eloise S. 7 Daughter

Nicolasa J. Salas 27 Servant Cook

Maria P. Qui nata 19 Servant Housekeeper

Leon Guerrero Jose G. 9 Nephew of MariaM. Guerrero

Leon Guerrero Juan Cabrera Pablo (de) Died from TB

Joaquina Torres Sablan Wife 1899-1932

Lourdes Sablan L.G. Daughter 1917-1918

Josefina S. L. G. Daughter 1919-1982

Salvino S. L. G. Son

Lourdes Sablan L.G. Daughter

Carlos S. L. G. Son

Rosario S. L. G. Son

Salvino Taitano Leon Guerrero Father 1851-1915

Bernada Bautista Cabrera Mother P.l. 1853-?

Mafnas Luis C. 42 Head Agana San Vitores - -


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Ana F. 43 Wife Jose F. 14 Son

Andres F. 5 Son

Mayhew Thomas E. 51 Head Office Clerk Missouri Maria Millinchamp Duarte 48 Wife Eileen S. 16 Daughter

Barbara L. 16 Daughter

Carolyn M. Barbel 19 Daughter

Leonard C. Barbel 1 Grandson

Josefina R. San Augustin 19 Servant Housekeeper Maria T. Palomo 17 Servant Laundress

General

Mendiola Mariano C. 45 Head Agana Terrero

Francisca C. 38 Wife

Juan C. 17 Son

Maria C. 15 Daughter

Ana C. 13 Daughter

Jose C. 12 Son

Mariano C. 10 Son Jesus C. 8 Son

Carmen C. 6 Daughter I Enrique C. 4 Son

Veronica C. 2 Daughter

I Murphree Carmen Leon Guerrero 57 Head Widow

Balbina S. L.G. 18 Nephew

Lourdes S. 17 Niece

Rosario S. 13 Niece I

Namauleg Pedro C. I

married 20 Nov

J Rosa Manglona Petros 1919 --- - -


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street I Agana-Piti

Naputi Venancio 22 Head Piti Road Josefa R. 24 Wife Ana N. Meno 12 Sister

Nauta Mariano N. 61 Head Farmer Piti, Tepungan Maria Q. so Wife Manuel Q. 27 Son Farm Laborer Pedro Q. 25 Son Farm Laborer Joaquina Q. 24 Daughter Felix Q. 19 Son Enlisted, USN I.F. Maria Q. 17 Daughter Juan Q. 16 Son Farm Laborer Jose Q. 13 Son Rita Q. 11 Daughter Joaquin Q. 8 Francisco Q. 5

Olive Euell Francis 43 Head Farmer N.M. Dededo Concepcion I. 39 Wife Pricilla I. 18 Daughter Ruth I. 13 Daughter June I. 9 Daughter Jeanette I. 5 Daughter

Rivera Francisco Antonio Unpingco 1 Juan L. G. Rivera Father b.1866

1920 Maria Unpingco Unpingco 32 Mother Tailoress Census b. 1887 Asuncion U. Rivera 6 Vicente U. Rivera 3 mos

Legaspi Sablan Maria A. 41 Head Agana Street

Agueda A. 18 Daughter HonoratoA. 17 Son


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street I

Angel 14 Son

lluminada A. 11 Daughter

Marcial A. 9 Son

Lourdes A. 7 Daughter

Emeranciana, A. 4 Daughter

Sablan HonoratoA. 36 Head USN

Placida I. 38 Wife

Ana I. 14 Daughter

Eulogio I. 13 Son

Manuel!. 10 Son

Maria I. 9 Daughter

Miguel!. 6 Son

Juan I. 3 Son

Sablan Pedro Taitano (Peter)

Ramon Diaz Sablan Father 1887-1957

Dolores S. N. Taitano Mother 1884-1931

Saccomani Guido Father Italy Died c. 1912-1913?

Remedio Cruz 37 Wife 1920 Census

Amelia 16 Daughter

Elbira 15 Daughter

Ida 12 Daughter

Erculi 9 Daughter

Seserina 7 Daughter

Cruz, Maria C. 82 Mother

Agana-Piti

Salas Agapito N. 34 Head Farmer Anigua-Agana Road

Soledad 35 Wife

Vicente A. 13 Son

Juan A. 12 Son

Jesus A. 8 Son

Dolores A. 7 Daughter

Enrique A. 4 Son Farm laborer

Venencia A. 2 Son


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Ignacio N. Salas 25 Brother Carmen A. 19 Daughter

Guillermo A. 17 Son

Magdalena A. 14 Daughter

Salas Vicente M. 46 Head Machinist Piti, Tepungan

Soledad B. 44 Wife

Juan B. 19 Son Farmer Juana B. 16 Daughter

Jose B. 16 Son Farm Laborer

Maria B. 11 Daughter

!gloria B. 9 Daughter

Gregorio B. 7 Son

Antonio B. 4 Son

David B. 5 mos. Son

Agana-Piti

San Nicolas Geronimo Concepcion 20 Agana Road

18 y.o.? nephew of Juan Concepcion

Geronimo Concepcion 39 Head Farmer Machanao, As Tobias

Dolores T. 41 Wife

Jose T. 18

Julia C. Cruz 9 Servant

Santos Jose C. 52 Head Fisherman Piti

Antonia S. 50 Wife

Virginia S. 27 Daughter

Nicolasa S. 20 Daughter

Ignacio S. 15 Son Florence S. 10 Daughter

Joaquin S. 7 Son

Santos Manuel C. 34 Head Farmer Piti I

Soledad S. 29 Wife

Roque S. 9 Son

Joaquin S. 7 Son - ---- ---- -


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street Jesus S. 4 Son JuanS. 2 Son Vicente S. 1 Son

Santos Ignacio I. 36 Head Farmer Piti, Sinengsong Ana Salas 35 Wife Jose S. 13 Son Jesus S. 11 Son JuanS. 9 Son Joaquin S. 7 Son Ignacio S. 5 Son Vicente S. 3 Son Martina S. 1 Daughter

Siguenza Jesus Cruz

Vicente Siquenza Siguenza Father b.1885 Dolores Manibusan Cruz Mother b. 1894

Agana-Piti

So coco Jose S. 24 Tepungan Road

should be 26? Lodging with JohnS. Kamminga

Sococo Jose S. 45 Widower Fleet Reserve, USN Julale District Margarita N. 17 Daughter Juan L. Leon Guerrero 12 Foster Son

Taitano Manuel B. 42 Agana Dr. Hesler

Marial R (osario?) 37 Wife Joaquin R. 21 Son Vicente R. 19 Son Jesus R. 14 Son Concepcion R. 10 Daughter

Jose R. 8 Son Angel R. 6 Son

I

Antonio R. 2 Son I ----- -- - - - -


1920 Census Black 1940 Census info. Green Age Relationship Profession Origin Staying Street born 1918? Ramon R. 1 Son

Toves Pedro L. 40 Juana I. 38 Wife Laundress Gregorio I. 14 I Maria I. 12 Juan I. 11

I

Perpeto I. 9 Jesus I. 6 Justo I. 4 Santiago I. 2

Towner William H. 72 Head Machinist Ohio Anigua Emilia Pangelinan Lujan 58 Wife WilliamS. 27 Son Machinist Fidela P. 26 Daughter-in-Law Matilde I. 3 Granddaughter William G. 2 Grandson

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Untalan Luis B. 36 Agana Castillo lgnacia M. 32 Wife Juan M. 7 Son Jose M. 4 Son Jesus M. 2 Son MariaM. 2 mas Daughter

Discharged March 14 1899 at Alcatraz Islet, California.

This is for a man

from U.S. Army 3rd

Artillery/Band Aged

29 at time of

discarge. May not San Jose, be the same as the

Vasquez Jesus Costa Rica grave.



Agana-Piti Velasco Sebastian 40 Head Luzon Agana Rd. I

Antonia C. Aguon 38 Cook

Carmela S.N. Santos 25 Servant Carmen Toves 12 Servant Jose A. Salas 6 Lodger

Villagomez Jose U. 46 Head Government Laborer Julale District I

Artemes A. 21 Son General Laborer I Francisco A. 18 Son Fisherman

Felix A. 16 Son

Ruperta A. 11 Son

Pedro A. 9 Son

Julia A. 4 Son Lucas A. 2 Son

Documents

U.S. Naval Cemetery - nps.gov · The single Cormoran monument is a standard obelisk, with four tapering sides and a pyramidal termination. Some grave markers that show as crosses