Kasilof Boat Harbor Cemetery - Kasilof Regional Historical Society
Kasilof Boat Harbor Cemetery - Kasilof Regional Historical Society
Kasilof Boat Harbor Cemetery - Kasilof Regional Historical Society
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KASILOF BOAT HARBOR CEMETERY<br />
<strong>Kasilof</strong>, Alaska<br />
The <strong>Kasilof</strong> <strong>Boat</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong> <strong>Cemetery</strong> is near <strong>Kasilof</strong>, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska. It is located<br />
on <strong>Kasilof</strong> Beach Stub which intersects at mile 5.1 of Kalifornsky Beach Road. The cemetery is<br />
7/10ths of a mile from the intersection and is located on the right in a stand of trees. The tops of<br />
large rounded wooden grave markers can be seen from the road. Read September 4, 2002.<br />
From: CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS AND AREA MEMORIALS IN ALASKA’S KENAI PENINSULA BOR-<br />
OUGH – Published 2004 by Kenai Totem Tracers Genealogical <strong>Society</strong>. Used with permission.<br />
1. In memory of<br />
William Freeman<br />
A native of Finland<br />
Aged 65 years<br />
Died Sep 30, 1906<br />
(Headboard)<br />
2. In memory of<br />
Alex Benson<br />
A native of Sweden<br />
Aged 38 years<br />
Died May 6, 1907<br />
(Headboard)<br />
3. In memory of<br />
Harry Mason<br />
A native of Norway<br />
Aged 67 years<br />
Died Jun 4, 1915<br />
(Headboard)<br />
3. Markings unreadable.<br />
Many Chinese are<br />
remembered as being<br />
buried here. Their markers<br />
were long boards with<br />
Chinese characters.
KASILOF BOAT HARBOR CEMETERY<br />
From: CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS AND AREA MEMORIALS IN ALASKA’S KENAI PENINSULA BOR-<br />
OUGH – Published 2004 by Kenai Totem Tracers Genealogical <strong>Society</strong>. Used with permission.<br />
4. Unmarked<br />
(Grave is fenced. The headboard was stolen about 30<br />
years ago. A headboard recovered by the Soldotna<br />
Police about 20 years ago and stored at the archeology<br />
department of the Kenai Peninsula College is believed<br />
to be the missing headboard. This board reads:<br />
In Memory Of – Fred Sandel – a Native Of Finland<br />
– Aged 70 – Died – Oct 9, 1925.<br />
Fred Sandel is known to have worked out of the cannery<br />
at <strong>Kasilof</strong> <strong>Harbor</strong>.)<br />
**Note: 2010 this has been confirmed as the grave of<br />
Fred Sandel**<br />
5. In memory of<br />
Peter Bates Walker<br />
May 10, 1935 – Oct 31, 1982<br />
Good father, husband, friend<br />
(Ornate wooden cross. Resided<br />
in the house that used to stand<br />
next to the cemetery.)<br />
The remains of the home that stood next to the<br />
cemetery.<br />
The remains of the home that stood next to the<br />
cemetery.