Also available is an Index of Interments which lists alphabetically all the persons who have been buried there since 1922. Within the same book is a listing of that person, the date of death, date of interment, cause of death in some cases, funeral parlor, person making arrangements, age, address, and block number, plot number and grave number. There were at one time several paths in the original cemetery. In most of the cemetery those paths are still there and form the basis for this survey and map. N or S stands for North or South of the area.
All names start on the left side of the area and continue to the right within the area.
The names then continue East as in the cases of A, B, C, D, and E toward North Livermore Avenue. The names for F, G, H, I, and J also follow the same pattern, starting with the first name on the left of the area and proceeding to the West or back of the cemetery. Section K, Jewish Section, is marked on the map. A fraternal order for people who had an obligation that binds them to Woodcraft. There was a Pacific Jurisdiction of the Woodmen of the World.