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RIVERSIDE CEMETERY,
COMMERCE & DENVER
SURNAMES P-R

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Riverside Cemetery
Surnames P-R

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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: P | Q | R

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Items underlined in black are uncertain.

P

• Pace, James E, Jan 7, 1888-Feb 20, 1911 and Olie, 1878-1915 (rt)
• Papabasileiou, Nikos I., 1882-1915 (kr)
  • Thanks to Garnette King and her husband who supplied the following translation from Greek to English: “I would say his name is Nikos I. Papabasileiou. My husband says that Kuberi Argos would be translated helmsman sailor. He may have been a sea captain. The first line is Akapauetai put into the English alphabet. I don't know if this is part of his name or not.”
• Paraskvich, Victoria, Mar. 7, 1923 (sr)
• Parkerson, Robert M., 1828-1911 (rt)
• Parsons, Richard, died Feb 19, 1902, aged 37 years, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Pearson, Fred H., June 7, 1859-Mar 24, 1887 (rt)
• Peterson
  • Fred E., 1872-1908, Woodmen of the World, and Hannah, 1849-1928 (jd)
  • Simon, July 24, 1877-May 23, 1911, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Phillips
  • D. L., no dates (lg)
  • Joshia C., 1838-1898, CO G, 69 ILL INF (sj)
• Pollard
  • Eugene, 1889-1916, Mason (rt)
  • John, died Aug 8, 1894, aged 42 years and Mary E. Pollard Williams, died Nov 30, 1936, age 73 (rt)
• Puglise, James, [no dates] (rt)
• Pundt, June Vera, 1927-1961 (lg)

Q

R

• Raymond, Gipsie, died Nov 23, 1885, aged 21 years [Buried next to Nellie Loomis] (rt)
• Reeby, Florence A., wife of W. E., died April 3, 1890, aged 37 years (rt)
• Reichert
  • David H, 1886-1957 and Mollie, 1891-1954 [SW4 block 16] (de)
  • David Jr, 1911-1937 [E½ Lot 3A Block 9] (de)
  • George (Johann George), 1877-1953 and Katharina Elizabeth [Miler], 1881-1940 [W½ Lot 137 Block 15] (de)
• Renslow, Sylvia S., May 8, 1900-Feb 22, 1911 (rt)
• Richmond, Minnie B., daughter of Hamilton & Mary, died April 21, 1880, aged 1 yr 6 ms 14 ds (rt)
• Roark, Edward B., Dec 29, 1856-Jan 2, 1908, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Roberts
  • Arthur E., died Jan 7, 1890, in his 33rd year (rt)
  • Charles W., Apr 9, 1878-Mar 3, 1911 (rt)
• Robertson, J. W., died Apr 28, 1905, aged 46 years, Woodmen of the World (jd)
• Robinson, Dr. A. L., 1821-1889 (rt)
• Roesch, Geo. Rud., born at Forst St, Palatinate, Rhine Germany, Apr 17, 1835, died Apr 12, 1866; and on same stone Elizabeth, 1839-1926 (rt)
• Ross
  • Aggie, died June 14, 1893, aged 25 years (rt)
  • Rachel Donald, wife of John, died Sept 22, 1890, aged 29 years and their infant, Edith (rt)
• Roth
  • Baby, [no dates]; Gladys, 1889-1890; and Leonard, 1896-1896, children of Charles & Emma (rt)
  • Charles C., 1863-1936 and Emma H., 1862-1944 (rt)
• Rueter, August F., 1836-1900, Woodmen of the World; and Mary, 1841-1905; and Arthur H., 1875-1905 (jd)
• Ruffe, Udora L., Nov 28, 1861-Dec 3, 1905, Women of Woodcraft (jd)
• Runyan, Hattie R., died Aug 15, 1896, aged 39 yrs 6 ms; Isaac B., aged 8 mos; Mabel, aged 9 mos; our two infants, children of Garton B. & Hattie R. (rt)
• Rupeter, Anna Maria Hartwig, wife of A. E., Feb 9, 1870-May 10, 1906 (rt)
• Russell, Iza, 1888-1895 (rt)

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