Z.J. and Richard Whicker and Ollie Hall - White Sulphur Springs, Montana
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Z.J. and Richard Whicker and Ollie Hall memorial plaque is at the entrance to the Mayn Cemetery.
Waymark Code: WMXP75
Location: Montana, United States
Date Posted: 02/06/2018
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Z.J. and Richard Whicker and Ollie Hall memorial plaque is standing in front of one of the natural stone supports to the entrance archway.
Zachariah Jordon Whicker was born in 1913 and passed away in 1963.
Richard Maurice Whicker was born in 1937 and passed away in 1945.
Ollie I. Hall birth unknown and passed away unknown.
MEMORIAL TO:
Z.J. “WHICK” WHICKERZ.J WAS CARETAKER OF
MAYN CEMETERY DURING THE 1940’S
THIS ENTRYWAY IS DEDICATED TO THE
LOVING MEMORY OF Z.J., HIS SON RICHARD
AND OLLIE HALL WHO ALL NOW
LIE PEACEFULLY AT REST HERE AT
---MAYN CEMETERY---
DONATING SURVIVORS
SON: HODD “BURRHEAD” WHICKER
WIFE: EPPIE WHICKER SMITH &
DAUGHTERS: RITA, DENA AND TAMMY
Mayn Cemetery is approximately 15.5 acres in size, and is very well maintained with a large grove of trees about midway. There are some very large family sections marked by granite monuments. Also in the cemetery are zinc grave markers and very tall obelisks.
As you enter the cemetery, there are veteran white crosses with the name of the fallen hero inscribed. The crosses are on both sides of the roadway, and during Memorial Day activities flag poles are installed to fly the American Flag at each station. Towards the back of the cemetery is a Veteran memorial.
There are currently 2,938 known interments, establishing the cemetery in the early 1890s.