Title Info: Auburn Pioneer Cemetery

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Introduction	The Auburn Pioneer Cemetery index lists individuals interred at the Auburn Pioneer Cemetery in Auburn, King County, Washington. Death dates on the markers range from 1866-2009, and 1813 is the earliest birth date shown. Index information about an individual may include name, birth date, birth place, death date, and names of family members. Index data was compiled by Suzanne Livingstone. Auburn Pioneer Cemetery is located at T21N R5E Section 18. There are 93 individuals listed in this index. Note: This is a partial listing. This index is in English. This index is open for research. Notes from transcriber Suzanne Livingstone, June 12, 2011: “The cemetery is located at the corner of 8th NE and Auburn Way N in Auburn WA, directly across the street from Auburn Sports and Marine.” “Auburn Pioneer Cemetery is also known as Fawcett Cemetery, Slaughter Cemetery, and Auburn Japanese Cemetery.” “This is a very small cemetery that is fenced in and very well kept. There is a small gate that is kept unlocked and there is plenty of parking available. The listings are the stones I was able to transcribe. There are at least another 50+ stones that are all in Japanese and appear to contain only the last name with no first name or dates. The earliest burial found was 1866.” “For additional information: visit the City of Auburn Washington web site at: http://www.auburnwa.gov/community/parks recreation/mt view cemetery/pioneer cemetery” “Cemetery Address: 8th NE and Auburn Way N, Auburn, WA.” “Cemetery Contact: 253-931-3028” “ I walked the cemetery and read all visible stones in September 2011.”
Citation:	Preferred citation: [Identification of item], Auburn Pioneer Cemetery Index, Office of Secretary of State, Washington State Archives, Digital Archives, http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov, [date accessed]. Source: Index and transcription notes were donated to the Washington State Archives by Suzanne Livingstone, Historical Records Project, June 2011.