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TOMBSTONE PHOTOS

RIVERSIDE CEMETERY,
COMMERCE & DENVER
SURNAMES D-F

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Riverside Cemetery
Surnames D-F

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Tombstone Photographs

The Riverside Cemetery is on Brighton Blvd at York St, Denver, CO 80259 (barely) in Adams County. Established in 1876 to replace the dilapidated 1859 Denver City Cemetery, Riverside is Denver's oldest active cemetery and features ornate monuments honoring Denver's leading citizens. Two prime examples are the Lester Drake log cabin by stone cutter/artist M. Rauh and the N. Addison Baker life-size horse erected by his daughter because "He loved horses more than his own blood kin."  The cemetery also features some lovely pieces of funeral art like this crucifix (back view).  In an attempt to preserve the beauty and historic value of the cemetery it was designated a National Historic District in 1994.

Questions about specific burials should be addressed to:
Riverside Cemetery Administration
5201 Brighton Boulevard
Denver, CO 80216
Phone: (303) 293-2466

Riverside Cemetery headstone photographs:
A - C | D - F | G - I | J - L | M - O | P - R | S - T | U - Z

Headstones on this page: D | E | F

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Items underlined in black are uncertain.

D

• Daniels (Family Plot) (rt)
  • Mary L., 1841-1928 (rt)
  • Webster, 1837-1886; military stone: CO C, 19 ILL INF, Mar 26, 1893 (rt)
• Daskallke, Maria K., born in Denver, 17 March 1917-??? 17, 1927 [first line appears to be a name, Enoade Kite] (sr)
  • Thanks to Garnette King and her husband who supplied the following translation from Greek to English: “The first one may be two people, both children. The first name appears to be Enoade Kite; the second name is Maria K. Daskallke; line 3 - born in Denver; line 4 - 17 March 1917; line 5 - we couldn't make out except for the 1927.”
• Densellem (Plot) (rt)
  • Elizabeth, wife of J., 1857-1894 (rt)
  • Laura, wife of C. A., 1875-1898 (rt)
• Derr
  • Clara, May 27, 1849-Aug 19, 1913, Women of Woodcraft (jd)
  • John R., Apr 6, 1858 - Dec 10, 1904, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Devenish, Samuel Geo., died at Denver, Col., Apr 23, 1887, age 41 yrs (rt)
• Dierstein, Hazel, daughter of H. & R., 1897 (rt)
• Donahue, Florence L., died Oct 22, 1897, aged 34 years, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Dopheide
  • William, Aug 5, 1859 - May 14, 1907, Woodmen of the World (jd)
  • William J., Jan 23, 1892-Jan 24, 1923, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Dorrego, Prof. P. C., born in Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic, died in Denver, Oct. 24, 1887 (rt)
• Dorworth, Catharina [no dates] and on same stone, Christine, Sep 11, 1836-Apr 28, 1887 (rt)
• Drake,
  • Lester, no dates (front and back) (jd)
  • Lester (front) [text] (lg)
• Duff, Bridget, died jan 14, 1887, aged 65 years (rt)

E

• Ehrhardt, Johnny, 1867-1886 (sr)
• Eisele
  • Charles, Feb 14, 1871-Dec 23, 1893 (rt)
  • Henry, May 11, 1842-Jan 30, 1904 (rt)
• Esser, Robert, died Nov 9, 1889, aged 45 years (rt)
• Evans
  • John, 1814 - 1897 [Territorial Governor & Railroad Magnate], and [his wife] Margaret Gray, 1830 - 1906 (lg)
  • Martha T Evans Mausoleum crypt holds 8 family members [block 16] (kr)

F

• Fergus, Lottie F, Sept. 18, 1899 (sr)
• Fewless
  • Jane Calvert, wife of Robert, Apr 12, 1829-Oct 12, 1891 (rt)
  • Mabel, 188[6]-1890 and Peter, 1982-1895 (rt)
  • Robert, June 20, 1826-Feb 26, 1903 (rt)
• Forster, George, Mar 20, 1883 - July 10, 1901, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Frazer, Simon, died Dec 11, 1888, aged 33 yrs 1 mo 14 ds (rt)
• Frei, Hermann, July 5, 1871-Oct 11, 1889 (rt)
• Fry, William, Oct 16, 1857-Aug 27, 1890 (rt)

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