Last Name	First Name	Birth	Death	Age	Row	Lot	Notes
Alexander	John		abt Jun. 4, 1898	78y 8m 4d			[Reported to have been buried in this cemetery. No stone and location unknown. Obituary in the Myrtle Point Enterprise, Jun. 4, 1898]
Allen	Laura K. [Katherine]	[5 Jan] 1905	[7 Sep] 1970		3	9	[Daughter of Trinvilla Jane Cornwell. Spouse Leonard Jesse Allen]
Barger	[Maude] Pearl	[24 Dec 1890]	[5 Dec 1911]		3	7	[Burial Marker only - unreadable Jan. 2008. Married to William D. Barger. Daughter of Trinvilla Jane Cornwell]. May have also married a Blatchly.
Barklow	Baby Boy			May 1928 [sic; 1938]	1	3	[Son of Alden Floyd Barklow and Violet Betty (Knabe) Barklow, born/died May 23, 1938 per funeral records - no marker found in Jan. 2008]
Blaylock	Jerry Meyers		Jul 13, 1929 or 1924	?2y-5m-15d	5	10	[No marker found in Jan. 2008]
Blaylock	Mary S.	Oct 24, 1905	Nov 24, 1917		5	9	Daughter of R.C. & A.A. Blaylock [Robert C. died before 1940, Annie A. died after 1940. Home 469 Beach N, Coquille in 1940]
Cornwell	Cerilda	1909	1974		3	10	Sister [Daughter of Trinvilla Jane Cornwell]
Cornwell	Lafayette	Feb, 1868	Aug 5, 1936		3	8	d. 5 Aug 1936, age 68y 5m [New Stone present in Jan. 2008. Spouse of Trinvilla Jane (Culbertson) Cornwell]
	Obituary: Funeral services will be held at the Schroeder Bros. Chapel here tomorrow (Saturday) at 2 p.m. for Lafe Cornwell, who died Wednesday at Salem, where he was taken last week because of ill health. Interment will be in the Fishtrap cemetery. Mr. Cornwell was born in Kentucky, Dec. 5, 1859, and was 66 years and eight months in age. He was married, March 7, 1890, to Jane Culbertson, who survives him. Of the eleven children born to them, nine are still living, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. A.J. Patrick, Gano, Wiley, Thos. [Thomas], Ray and Cerilda Cornwell, all of Arago, Mrs. Leonard Allen and Ray Cornwell, both of Coquille. There are also 18 grandchildren, eight great grand children surviving, besides five brothers and a sister. Mr. Cornwell had been a resident of Oregon for 34 years and had conducted a ranch at Fishtrap since coming to Coos county in 1905. Coquille Valley Sentinel, August 7, 1936
	Newspaper Clipping: A choir of Arago neighbors sang at the funeral of Lafe Cornwell Saturday. Mr. Cornwell drove the Fishtrap school route from the time the district was consolidated until ill health three years ago forced him to give the job to his sons. He has been a familiar figure about Arago for such a long time that all in the community knew him and will miss him. Coquille Valley Sentinel, August 14, 1936
Cornwell	Lucy R.	Oct 5, 1917	Sep 24, 1993		1	15	In loving memory
Cornwell	Thomas E. [Edwin]	Oct 20, 1898	Oct 9, 1983		1	14	[Son of Trinvilla Jane Cornwell]
Cornwell	Trinvilla Jane (Culbertson)	1871	1968		3	8	Together forever [New Stone present in Jan. 2008]
Culbertson	Mary (Polly)	1838	Jun 11 1928		3	5	[Burial Marker only - unreadable Jan. 2008. Daughter is Trinvilla Jane Cornwell]
	Obituary: Mrs. Mary Culbertson, nearly 90, died yesterday at the home of her son-in-law, Luther Cornwall [sic; Cornwell], in Fishtrap District. Born in Tennessee and came to Coos County about 25 years ago. Born July 11, (1838?). Buried in Fishtrap Cemetery. Myrtle Point Herald, June 21, 1928
Dorris	Evaline	Feb 5, 1850	Apr15, 1906		6	8	In memory of Mother
Dorris	Henry Clay	Nov 4, 1851	Apr 25, 1923	72y-5m-21d	6	9	[Marker still barely readable in Jan. 2008. Undertaker was A. Ellington]
Fellows	Shirley L.	1941	1996		1	7	[Daughter of Parm L. Patrick and Nona May (Cox)(Patrick) Thrift]
Gabeler	C.R. [Chauncey]	[Oct. 27] 1841	[Oct 8] 1925		4	1	[Stone cutter did not make the G on Gabeler very clean-is often confused as Cabeler]
Gabeler	Ella [Marie (Richardson)]	[Oct 24, 1850]	[Mar 4, 1937]		4	1	[Information from funeral record in Coquille and family members. Burial Marker only - unreadable Jan. 2008]
Haney or Honey	Dora C.	[Nov 1858]	Mar 9, 1937	78y-4m-14d	5	1	age 78y 4m 18d
Hayter	Melvin	Feb. 17, 1862	Feb. 6, 1944		4	3	[cremains interned Jan. 2008]
	Biography: Melvin Hayter is a native of Oregon, the son of a pioneer in its settlement, and has been a resident of Coos County for almost 50 years. During this time he has gained the respect and esteem of his friends and acquaintances by reason of a consistently honest, upright and straightforward life. He was born in Polk County, near The Dalles [sic; Dallas], on March 15, 1863, and is a son of W.L. and Sarah (Crowley) Hayter, natives of Platt City, Missouri. They were married in that section and crossed the plains in pioneer times, locating in Polk County where they took up a donation land claim upon which they lived until 1865. In that year they disposed of their property and came to Coos County where the father took up land near Fishtrap on the Coquille River, which he improved and operated for a number of years, disposing of his holdings eventually in order to purchase 160 acres in the same section. After a time he sold this ranch, also soil in that section, and moved to Bandon where he lived and retired until his death which occurred in 1909. He and his wife became the parents of 15 children: Theodosia and Richard M., who reside in California; Sarah, who has passed away; Melvin, the subject of this review; James, also a resident of California; William, whose residence is unknown; Priscilla, the wife of R.S. Knowlton of Coquille; Robert, who makes his home in Marshfield; Ella, the widow of Robert Long of Polk County; Cora, who married John Lindebeck of Calif.; Edith, who became the wife of Grant Beal, also of California; May, the wife of Alva Lee, a resident of Myrtle Point; Andrew J., who makes his home in the same city; Wilbur O. of California; and Charles, who is deceased. Melvin Hayter grew up upon his father's farm and at an early age became acquainted with the best agricultural methods and gained a personal experience in the details of farm operation. He had the distinction of attending the first school in Coos County and pursued the usual course of studies until he was 14 years of age. He then went to work in the logging camps and followed lumbering for 28 years, abandoning the occupation at the end of that time in favor of general farming. He pre-empted a homestead claim of 160 acres that he cultivated and improved for a number of years, bringing it to a high state of development. He recently sold this property and bought a home in Riverton where he resided only a short time afterward, leasing his father's property upon which he resided for a year and a half. He then retired from independent agricultural life, purchased other property in Riverton, and now works upon neighboring farms. In 1895 Mr. Hayter was united in marriage to Miss Nettie Pearl Steward, a sister of George A. Steward, of whom further mention is made elsewhere in this work. To their union was born two children: Lusta H., who was born in 1901, and who is a pupil in the public schools of her native city [sic: Lester James, a son]; and Alvin, whose birth occurred in 1904, and who is also attending school. Mr. Hayter is liberal in his political views, preferring not to affiliate with any party. He takes an intelligent interest in public affairs but has never sought office. He belongs to the Woodmen of the World, his only fraternal affiliation. During the 48 years of his residence in Oregon he has won true success in gaining the respect and esteem of his fellow citizens. Centennial History of Oregon, 1811-1912, published in 1912
Hayter	Robert E.L. [Edward Lee]	Aug. 20, 1871	Jun. 22, 1945		4	2	[cremains interned Jan. 2008]
Hayter	Sarah C. [Catherine]	Oct. 20, 1840	Sep 26, 1881		4	4	Mother
	Obituary: Sarah C. Hayter Mrs. Sarah Catherine Hayter died at Coquille City, Sept. 26, 1883, at 1 p.m. Sister Hayter was born in Holt county, Missouri, Oct 20, 1840; Moved to Oregon with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Crowley, settled in Polk County in the year of 1846; professed religion and was baptised by Eld. C. C Riley into the fellowship of La Creole Baptist church in 1854; united in marriage with W. L. Hayter in June, 1856; moved to Coos county in 1865. She, with her husband, united with Pleasant Hill Baptist church, of which she proved to be a faithful member until her death. Sister Hayter was an earnest Christian; always had a word of encouragement for her pastor, and ready to help in every good work. She suffered much during her last illness. Her husband moved her to Coquille City, that he might place her under the care of the best medical advice he could secure. Everything that love could devise was done but in vain. She passed away quietly as a child going to sleep. She has gone to her home-to the home of which she loved to talk so much. She said to the writer, a short time before her death: "There is no friend like Jesus." Her sky was clear: she felt that all was well. She was the mother of fifteen children, 8 boys and 7 girls, all living except a little girl who preceded her to the better world. Her children except the oldest daughter who was on a visit to the valley attended her funeral. She leaves a devoted husband, who will sadly miss her, also an aged mother, two brothers and a sister, besides a large circle of friends and relatives. The funeral was largely attended, Eld. C. F. Bailey, assisted by Eld. G. Black, preaching the funeral sermon from Luke 13:29. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community. [Paper not Stated]
	Newspaper Clipping: Mrs. W. L. Hayter of Hall Prairie, who is here for medical treatment, is very low. She has been in poor health for several years. Coquille City Herald, September 11, 1883
Hayter	Theodosia E.	[Mar. 29, 1857]	[May 18, 1925]		4	2	Obit date May 21, 1925. [Theodore ~ d. 1925, age 60y] [Wooden marker found in Jan. 2008]
	Obituary: Miss Theodosia Hayter was born in Dallas, Polk Co., Oregon Mar. 29, 1857, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Washington L. Hayter, early settlers of Oregon, came from Missouri to Polk County in Sept. 1854. In 1865 the family came to Coos county, settling first at Fishtrap and later at Arago. Leaves 6 brothers: Richard R., James and Wilbur of Calif.; Melvin of Riverton, Oregon; Robert of Coos River; A.J. of Myrtle Point; and 5 sisters; Mrs. Annie Knowlton, Mrs. Edith Beal and Mrs. Cora Linerveck [sic; Lindebeck] of Calif.; Mrs. Ella Smith and Mrs. May Lee of Marshfield. Buried in Upper Fishtrap cemetery. Southern Coos County American, May 21, 1925
Hayter	Washington L.	Mar 12, 1826	Jul 21, 1909		4	3	[Wooden marker found in Jan. 2008. Replaced with Military Headstone May 2008]  [Veteran, Yakima Indian Wars, Capt. Armstrong & Capt. Burch's companies 1855]
	Obituary: The funeral of Washington L Hayter was held at the Upper Fishtrap Cemetery last Friday at 2 p.m., He having passed away on Wednesday, July 21, 1909, at the age of 84 years, 4 months and 9 days. He had been in feeble health for some time, but was not supposed to be in a critical condition until a week or so before his death when he suffered a stroke of paralysis which terminated in death. The deceased was born in Howard County, Missouri in 1825. He came to Oregon in 1854, first locating in Polk County. He Came to Coos in 1865 first settling on Fishtrap, afterward living at different places in the county, his wife having passed on before some 24 years ago in Coquille. To this couple were born fifteen children, fourteen of whom are living as follows: Theodocia; R. M.; Melvin; Jas. T.; W. B.; Mrs. R. S. Knowlton: Mrs. Ella Long; Mrs. Lindebeck; Robert; E.L.; Mrs. D. G. Beale; Mrs. Alva Lee; Wilbur, Chas. and Andrew. The Funeral was conducted by Rev. Chas. Barlow, and was attended by a large number of his old neighbors and many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hayter crossed the plains by team and underwent all the trials and dangers of a trip of that kind, and have done their part toward the settling of the Coquille valley. Mr. Hayter was for many years a consistent Christian and an ardent member of the Baptist church. Mr. Hayter was born in Howard County, Missouri march 12, 1825. He joined the rush of goldseekers to California in 1849, and returned to Missouri a year later by the Panama route. In 1854 he again crossed the plains and located in Polk County, Oregon, where he resided until 1863. He then moved to Coos County and lived there continuously until his death. He was a veteran of the Yakima Indian War, having served in the Companies of Captains Burch and Armstrong in 1855-56. His wife, who was a daughter of Thomas and Katherine Crowley, of Polk County, died 26 years ago. He is survived by a large family of sons and daughters nearly all of whom are residents of Coos County. Myrtle Point Herald
Herker	Albert F.	Nov 5, 1929	(empty)		6	11	Beloved husband of Rosemary
Herker	Eva M.	Jun 20, 1903	May 8, 1968		6	13	Wife. Our beloved mother.
Herker	Frank [George]	Sep 23, 1889	Dec 1, 1961		6	12	Husband. Beloved father and husband.
Herker	Richard James	Feb 28, 1940	Oct 28, 1996		6	15	[Wooden headstone]
Herker	Rosemary	Nov 14, 1930	Aug 7, 1993		6	11	Beloved wife of Albert
Hills	Clarence "Jack" M.	Aug 5, 1897	Feb 15, 1975		4	9	Pvt U.S. Army
Hills, Jr.	Clarence M.	1929	2004		4	12	Pfc U.S. Army Korea
Hills	Margaret E.	Aug 15, 1908	Jun 19, 1976		4	10
Hills	Robert G. [Gurney]	1931	Nov 28, 2000		4	11	Cpl U.S. Army, Korea
Hoges or Hodges	Mrs. J.		Apr 3, 1901				[Reported to have been buried in this cemetery. No stone and location unknown. Obituary in the Myrtle Point Enterprise, Apr. 5, 1901]
Hull	Ramona Lee	Oct. 24, 1930	Nov. 27, 2007		2	3	Sisters Forever. Beloved mothers, sisters & daughters, great granddaughters of pioneers Francis and Cerilda Miller
	Death notice: Ramona Hull, 77, of North Bend, died on Nov. 22, 2007, in North Bend. Arrangements are pending with Coos Bay Chapel, 267-3131. The World, Coos Bay, November 24, 2007
Jackman	Leon F.	1897	1983		1	10	Father
Kistner					3	4	[Burial Marker only - unreadable Jan. 2008]
Knabe	Dorothy May			Apr 20, 1929	1	4	[Burial Marker only - unreadable Jan. 2008. Note: Wiley William Cornwell married Fern Knabe]
McCormick	Donna Sue	Mar. 20, 1939	Jun. 28, 2007		2	3	Sisters Forever. Beloved mothers, sisters & daughters, great granddaughters of pioneers Francis and Cerilda Miller
	Obituary: At her request, no services will be held for Donna McCormick, 68, of Coos Bay. She will be buried at the Fish Trap Cemetery, where her pioneer great-grandparents, Francis and Cerilda Miller and family are. Donna was born March 20, 1939, in Burbank, Calif., the daughter of Herman and Evelyn (Stafford) Smith. She died June 28, 2007, in Coos Bay, after a three year battle with ALS - Lou Gehrig disease. She was very brave and didn't complain once. She was a real trooper. Donna had a great personality and loved to collect antiques and refinish them. She enjoyed talking with people and having a good time with her family. She was very loved and will be missed. She is survived by her daughter, Cindy [xxxx] and husband, Scott, of San Jose, Calif.; son, Dan [xxxx] and wife, Patty, of Coos Bay; sisters, Ramona Hull of Coos Bay and Betty [xxxx] and husband, Newell, of Willows, Calif.; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her son, Robert; parents, and stepmother, Ida Smith. The family suggests memorial contributions to the South Coast Hospice, 1620 Thompson Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420; or the Providence ALS Center, 5050 NE Hoyt St., No. 315 Portland, Portland, OR 97213. The World, Coos Bay, October 13, 2009
Milani	John R.	Sep 20, 1923	Oct 20, 1923		4	8
Miller	Cerilda	Jan 27, 1855	Mar 26, 1919		2	6	[Wife of Francis M. Miller]
Miller	Francis [Marion]	May 8, 1844	Mar 25, 1922		2	5	[Corporal in Co.G. of the 45th Regiment of Infantry, Missouri Volunteers]
	Obituary: Francis M. Miller was born in Cedar Co. Missouri May 8, 1844 and passed away Mar. 25, 1922 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Minnie Clinton at Coquille. He was the son of Madison and Mary Miller, natives of Tennessee. Mr. Miller came to Jackson county, Oregon in 1872 and remained at home until he was 33 years when he moved to Coos county and purchased a small farm in 1870. He married Miss Cerilda Miller, the daughter of William and Mary Miller, natives of Missouri, who crossed the plains and settled in Douglas county in 1852. To them was born 8 children , all of whom are living: Mrs. Minnie Clinton, Mrs. Maud Paull, W. Frank Miller, Mrs. Sadie Smith, Mrs. Ettie Ethredge, Robert L. Miller, Jesse Miller and Mrs. Grace Lane. Mr. Miller served as a Corporal in Co.G. of the 45th Regiment of Infantry, Missouri Volunteers from Nov 13, 1864 to Aug. 5th, 1865. Mrs. Miller died 3 years ago. Buried in Upper Fishtrap cemetery. Southern Coos County American, Mar 30, 1922
Miller	Ida Lee	1892	May 4, 1945	53y-0m-8d	2	8	[Daughter of Trinvilla Jane Cornwell. Wife of William Francis Miller]
Miller	William Francis	1881	Jan 1951	69y-1m-24d	2	7	age 69y 11m 29d
Newton	Lena Belle	[March 27, 1927]	April 12, 2005				[No stone and location assumed to be with Herker graves]
	Obituary: Lena Belle Newton March 27, 1927 - April 12, 2005 A memorial service for Lena Belle Newton, 78, of Coos Bay, will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 16, at Bunkerhill Assembly of God Church, 1135 Harriet, Coos Bay. The Rev. Howard Thompson will officiate. Cremation rites were held. Inurnment will be at the Fishtrap Cemetery in Myrtle Point. Lena was born March 27, 1927, in Los Angeles, the daughter of Frank and Eva (Smith) Herker. She died April 12, 2005, in Coos Bay. Lena worked for Roseburg Lumber Company for more than 20 years and off and on for St. Catherine's as a CNA. She loved sewing, embroidery and crocheting. She is survived by her daughters, Linda and Warren Lyons of Coos Bay and Rosanna and Jim Hanks of Poulsbo, Wash.; sons, Robert Newton Jr. of Kissmet, Fla., and David Newton of Coos Bay; 16 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and brothers, Albert Herker of Woodburn and Ralph Herker of Payette, Idaho. Cremation rites and arrangements are under the direction of Nelson's Bay Area Mortuary, 267-4216. The World, Coos Bay, April 16, 2005
Patrick	Andrew J.	1880	1949		1	6
Patrick	Cecil O.	Jan 22, 1919	Mar 17, 1984		1	9	U.S. Marine Corp - WWII [Son of Andrew J. Patrick]
Patrick	Donald L.	Jun 29, 1928	Dec. 22, 1967		1	8	Oregon Pvt 3442 Army Service Unit - WWII [Son of Andrew J. Patrick]
Patrick	Mary E. [Elizabeth]	[Oct 28,] 1894	[Mar 25,] 1988		1	6	[Daughter of Trinvilla Jane Cornwell., wife of Andrew J. Patrick]
	Obituary: Mary Elizabeth Patrick. Funeral services were held at the First Assembly of God Church in Coquille on March 28 for Mary Elizabeth Patrick of Myrtle Point who died March 25 in Myrtle Point. She was 93. Rev. Gary Morse officiated. Mrs. Patrick was born Oct. 28, 1894 in Tabor, Ken. She was a resident of the Coquille area her entire lifetime. She and Andrew Patrick were married June 6, 1911. He preceded her in death in 1949. She was preced in death also by children Ora Pardo, Parm Patrick, Cecil Patrick and Don Patrick; brothers and sisters Ray Cornwell, Ida Miller, Laura Allen, Cerilda Cornwell and Pearl Blatchly. Internment was at Fish Trap cemetery. Services were under the direction of Amling/Schroeder Funeral Services. The family has suggested that friends may make contributions to the Myrtle Point Care Center Memorial Fund. Myrtle Point Herald, Apr 6, 1988
Patrick	Parm L.	Apr 17, 1914	Feb 21, 1957		1	7	[same headstone with Shirley Fellows. Son of Andrew J. Patrick]
Rowan	Mary Jane (Stillwell)	Aug 1, 1848	Jan 18, 1935	86y-6m-18d	5	7	Grandma
Rowan	Samuel Marion	Sep 11, 1847	Jun 11, 1936	88y-9m	5	8	Grandpa
	Biography: ROWAN, Samuel M., was born Sept. 11, 1847, in Blunt [sic; Blount] Co., Tenn. He came to Coos county in March, 1884, settled on Fishtrap and has lived there ever since. By occupation he is a farmer and hunter. He married Mary Jane Stillwell, who was born in Berkley Co., Va., Aug. 1, 1848. Their children's names are Mary C., born Aug. 18, 1868; Columbus C., born May 9, 1871; Isabell, born Aug. 31, 1873; Ida, born Jan. 27, 1876; Amandy [sic; Amanda] A., born March 31, 1878; Samuel T., Jan. 18, 1880; Dallie, born Feb. 4, 1882; Irene A., born June 16, 1886. Ida, Columbus and Dallie are dead. Pioneer History of Coos and Curry Counties, edited by Orvil Dodge, 1898
Rowan	Samuel T.	Jan 18, 1880	Feb 12, 1901		5	6
Ru	Andar "Ty"		Jun 23, 2008		3	11	U.S. Navy - Vietnam
	Obituary: Ru, Andar "Ty" Dec. 31, 1943 - June 24, 2008 At his request, no services will be held for "Ty" Andar Ru, 64, of North Bend. Ty was born Dec. 31, 1943, in Samford, Conn., the son of Charles and Etta May Hilton. He died June 24, 2008, at home in North Bend. He was raised and educated in California. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War. He spent several years as a college instructor. He lived in many places as a world citizen and has always been a protector and caregiver of Mother Earth. He is survived by his wife, Linda Hicks; sons, Niam Ru and Nadim Ru; daughters, Nadra Yazdani, Genevieve Singleton and Sarah Hicks; eight grandchildren; and brother, Peter Hilton. Arrangements are under the direction of Amling/Schroeder Funeral Service, Coquille, 396-3846. Published in The World from 6/28/2008 - 6/29/2008
Smith	Annie	Apr 4, 1874	Dec 4, 1946		6	13	Our beloved mother
Smith	Irene	16 Oct 1908	Feb 14, 1921		3	6	[Burial Marker only - unreadable Jan. 2008. Step daughter of William Barger, who's first wife was Pearl Barger. Killed in an accident when climbing over fences.]
Smith	Vernon	Jan 19, 1909	Oct 9, 1910		6	7	Infant son of Wm. & M.E. [Mamie Ethel (Dorris)] Smith
Stillwell	(male)						[Reported to have been buried in this cemetery. no stone and location unknown]
Wester	Florence H.	Dec 9, 1894	Jul 11, 1956		1	13	Beloved mother
(can't read marker)					4	6
(unmarked)					3	1
(unmarked)					3	2
(unmarked)				68 years	4	8
(unmarked)					6	3
(unmarked)					6	4
(unmarked)					6	4
Davis	Mrs. J.C.	Jun 18, 1823	Nov 13, 1897				Others records have placed Mrs. J.C. Davis in the Upper Fish trap cemetery, but this appears to be incorrect. Her obituary on p.15 of Pioneers and Incidents of the Upper Coquille Valley by Alice Woodridge, indicates she was "laid to rest in the cemetery near the J.J. Lamb place". On p.92 of this same book, the obituary for J.J. Lamb indicates "he settled on Rink Creek near Coquille" before moving into Coquille City.
Fish	Frank, Elizabeth (Gabeler) and infant						Others records have placed the Fish family in the Upper Fish trap cemetery, but these are incorrect. The family burials were in the Coquille Masonic Cemetery.