She held the position for many decades, until 1942. The family retained ownership of this house until the 1940s. Captain Joe Byrd Prison Cemetery. Site No. 690. This cemetery is a multiple-acre wooded burial ground for state prison inmates.
Most markers are handmade and inscribed crosses of concrete and are uniformly laid out.
A few are upright slabs and are separated from the others. Boettcher's Mill Worker's House. Site No. 789. The Thomasons were one of the city's earliest families, with some members having arrived in the area in the 1850s. Black, Dr. Ray, House.