Sibley/Easton
Walton
| Name | Birth | Death | Comments |
| ---, Willie | no last name, no dates near Cary stone | ||
| Anderson, Thos. L. Jr | 27 Sep 1840 | infant son of Thos. L. & Russela | |
| Bates, Woodwille | 29 Jul 182329 Jul 1823 | 12 Feb 1840 | son of Fredrick & Nancy |
| Cary, Josiah | 7 Apr 1783 | 8 Mar 1861 | not in fenced area |
| Dick, Betsey Ann | 9 Apr 1816 | 12 May 1855 | wife of Isaac A. |
| Easton, Abial Alby | 4 Dec 1783 | 21 Feb 1849 | wife of Rufus |
| Easton, Elisabeth L. | 23 Jul 1850 | wife of Langdon C. d. Santa Fe 23y 1m 21d | |
| Easton, Louisa Gamble | 3 Sep 1850 | 4 Nov 1851 | dau of Henry & Mary |
| Easton,Mary B. | 21 Feb 1832 | 23 Sep 1875 | wife of Hery C. w/ Rufus & L. Gamble |
| Easton, Rufus | 3 Nov 1852 | 3 Feb 1880 | w/ Mary & Louis Gamble |
| Easton, Rufus | 4 May 1771 | 5 Jul 1834 | |
| Fields, Norma Jean | 16 Dec 1932 | 2 Apr 1998 | |
| Harrington, Lucy | 28 Jul 1827 | 17 Aug 1853 | 'daughter' |
| Sibley, George C. | 1 Apr 1782 | 31 Jan 1863 | Major - Indian Agent |
| Sibley, Mary E. | 1800 | 1878 | founder of Lindenwood wife of Geo. C. |
| Walker, James | 11 May 1868 | 11y 4m 14d | |
| Walton, Everett | 28 Apr 1857 | 3 Aug 1858 | 15m 5d son of R.A. & E.C. |
| Walton, Little Elmer | 1 Sep 1862 | 18 Aug 1864 | son of F.E. & L. |
| Walton, Nannie Fleming | 1 Oct 1859 | dau of R.A. & E.C. 13y 1m 20d | |
| Walton, Robert A. | 20 Nov 1867 | 63y 2m 23d with graves in iron fence | |
| Watson, Archibald | 5 May 1826 | 65y w/ Martha and Olin not in fence | |
| Watson, Martha | 17 Apr 1824 | consort of A. 54y w/ Arch | |
| Watson, John W. | 26 mar 1806 | 10 Apr 1824 | 18y 15d son of A & M w/ Arch & Martha |
These 22 stones read by Lucille Wiechens on 10 July 1987. The
Sibley/Easton family stones are enclosed in an iron fence; the Walton
family stones are enclosed in a second iron fence.
The stone of Lucy Harrinton has now been placed within the Sibley
fence(1983 photo), A 1980 phograph show that it originally
stood just outside the fence. The Sibley cemetery evidently
stood originally on land belonging to the First Presbyterian Church,
which was purchased by Lindenwood College about 1916. Several
dogs of a Lindenwood president, Dr. John Roemer, also have stones in
the area.
The Watson stone, and those of Mr. Cary and 'Willie' are not in either
fenced area.
The location of this cemetery is at the back of Lindenwood
College. Kingshighway at Watson, off Watson Street, near
soccer field.
