Grace Annear - Mount Moriah Cemetery - Butte, Montana
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Mount Moriah Cemetery, located at 2415 S. Montana Street, has, in recent years, gained an admirable reputation as being a very haunted cemetery.
Waymark Code: WM18QBR
Location: Montana, United States
Date Posted: 09/11/2023
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member saopaulo1
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MOUNT MORIAH CEMETERY Mount Moriah Cemetery is one of three cemeteries and is located on Montana Street in Butte, Silver Bow County.

Mount Moriah was established in 1877 by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Masonic Lodge of Butte. The two organizations acquired 45 acres for $5.00 from the Northern Pacific Railroad.

The cemetery encompasses the Chinese cemetery as well. Approximately 58 acres in size, this historic cemetery is one of largest in Butte. It is very well maintained and has approximately 20,000 known interments, including two famous interments, those of U.S. Congressmen Albert James Campbell and US Senator Lee Theophilus Mantle.

The Mount Moriah Cemetery has towering pine trees throughout and along the roadways and front entrance. A graceful granite colonnade framing several modest gravestones greets visitors to the Mount Moriah Cemetery.

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 several obelisks headstones in the Mount Moriah Cemetery. One of which is for Grace Annear.

Grace Annear birth date is unknown
Married Joseph Charles Annear in 1847
Joseph and Grace had a son, James Joseph Annear born in January 1871 in Burdock, England.
Joseph and Grace came to America in 1871, first settling in Fall River, MA.
In 1880, Joseph and Grace made their way to Butte, Montana
Grace died in 1892 in Silver Bow, Montana.

Inscription:
GRACE
Wife of
JOSEPH ANNEAR
Native of Cornwall, Eng.
DIED
March 7, 1892
AGED
45 Years
HER TOILS ARE PAST
HER WORK IN DONE
Date Created/Placed: 1892

Address:
2415 S. Montana Street
Butte, Montana

Height: 8 feet

Illuminated: no

Website: Not listed
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