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JasonAller — 2009-10-31 19:03:36

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JasonAller — 2009-10-31 19:03:02

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-06 16:58:02

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-06 16:58:02

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JasonAller — 2007-04-03 18:06:41

address

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JasonAller — 2007-04-03 18:06:41

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JasonAller — 2007-03-13 17:59:13

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- The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www.daviscemetery.org Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers; due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves. There is a marker honoring ["Davis Cemetery Veterans Marker" veterans] by the flagpole in front of the building.	+ The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www.daviscemetery.org Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers; due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves. There is a marker honoring ["Davis Cemetery Veterans Marker" veterans] by the flagpole in front of the building. There is also a ["Davis Cemetery Labyrinth" labyrinth] near the flagpole.

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JasonAller — 2006-10-27 22:59:18

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JasonAller — 2006-10-27 22:58:20

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- The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www.daviscemetery.org Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers; due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves.	+ The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www.daviscemetery.org Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers; due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves. There is a marker honoring ["Davis Cemetery Veterans Marker" veterans] by the flagpole in front of the building.
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- The back part of the cemetery where there are no graves used to be a popular dog park. However, due to usage conflicts between dog owners and mourners, the contract between the city and the cemetery was not renewed. (The city has a new dog park on Second St. under the Pole Line overpass.) The cemetery has discouraged drive-through traffic by erecting a gate at the Pole Line Road entrance. In the past the cemetery was sometimes used as a place for minors or homeless people to "hang out" but the thinning of shrubbery along the Pole Line fence and regular police patrols have eliminated this.	+ The back part of the cemetery where there are no graves used to be a popular ["dog park"]. However, due to usage conflicts between dog owners and mourners, the contract between the city and the cemetery was not renewed. (The city has a new dog park on Second St. under the Pole Line overpass.) The cemetery has discouraged drive-through traffic by erecting a gate at the Pole Line Road entrance. In the past the cemetery was sometimes used as a place for minors or homeless people to "hang out" but the thinning of shrubbery along the Pole Line fence and regular police patrols have eliminated this.

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SusanFinkleman — 2006-09-12 14:58:11

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- The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www2.dcn.org/orgs/cemetery Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers; due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves.	+ The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www.daviscemetery.org Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers; due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves.

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KenjiYamada — 2006-09-12 13:18:24

fixed typos, rmv disparaging language about minors and homeless people

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- The back part of the cemetery where there are no graves use to be a popular dog park. However, due to usage conflicts between dog owners and mourners, the contract between the city and the cemetery was not renewed. (The city has a new dog park on Second St. under the Pole Line overpass.) The cemetery has discouraged drive through traffic by erecting a gate at the Pole Line Road entrance. In the past the cemetery was sometimes used as a place for minors or homeless people to "hang out" but the thinning of shrubbery along the Pole Line fence and regular police patrols have eliminated this problem.	+ The back part of the cemetery where there are no graves used to be a popular dog park. However, due to usage conflicts between dog owners and mourners, the contract between the city and the cemetery was not renewed. (The city has a new dog park on Second St. under the Pole Line overpass.) The cemetery has discouraged drive-through traffic by erecting a gate at the Pole Line Road entrance. In the past the cemetery was sometimes used as a place for minors or homeless people to "hang out" but the thinning of shrubbery along the Pole Line fence and regular police patrols have eliminated this.

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SusanFinkleman — 2006-09-12 12:23:05

I am the office manager of the cemetery & have corrected many inaccuracies.

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- The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www2.dcn.org/orgs/cemetery Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers, and due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves.	+ The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www2.dcn.org/orgs/cemetery Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers; due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves.
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- The back part of the cemetery where there are no graves use to be a popular dog park for many years. Recently, the city has disallowed dogs and has made efforts to dicourage random visitors by erecting gates at both entrances. In the past the cemetary would be used as a place for minors to drink alchol or smoke marijuana. During the people would also play frisbee and ride their bikes.	+ The back part of the cemetery where there are no graves use to be a popular dog park. However, due to usage conflicts between dog owners and mourners, the contract between the city and the cemetery was not renewed. (The city has a new dog park on Second St. under the Pole Line overpass.) The cemetery has discouraged drive through traffic by erecting a gate at the Pole Line Road entrance. In the past the cemetery was sometimes used as a place for minors or homeless people to "hang out" but the thinning of shrubbery along the Pole Line fence and regular police patrols have eliminated this problem.

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JamesSchwab — 2006-05-01 18:58:13

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-	+ The back part of the cemetery where there are no graves use to be a popular dog park for many years. Recently, the city has disallowed dogs and has made efforts to dicourage random visitors by erecting gates at both entrances. In the past the cemetary would be used as a place for minors to drink alchol or smoke marijuana. During the people would also play frisbee and ride their bikes.
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MattJurach — 2005-11-13 10:27:24

typo

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MiriamKaufman — 2005-07-01 12:00:26

spelling

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- The oldest gravestone in the cemetary dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www2.dcn.org/orgs/cemetery Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers, and due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves.	+ The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates to 1855, but it is possible that earlier burials have been lost. [http://www2.dcn.org/orgs/cemetery Historical sources] note that there used to be a number of wooden grave markers, but they have all been lost to ["grass fires"] and vandals. Some of the earliest burials were pioneers and Chinese settlers, and due to the lost markers many of them now reside in unmarked graves.

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-06-20 10:50:51

a little historical info

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KristenBirdsall — 2005-05-30 01:06:12

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- Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 ["Pole Line Rd."], on the corner of ["8th St." 8th]. Grounds are open 24 hours a day, though not lit at night. You can call the office at (530)756-7807 to make funeral arrangements. Names of people laid to rest in the cemetery can be found at http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/yolo/davis/.
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	+ The grounds are ["open 24 hours"] a day, though not lit at night. You can call the office at the phone number listed above to make funeral arrangements. Names of people laid to rest in the cemetery can be found at their website. + + + ----- + + [[Thumbnail(cemetery_view.jpg)]] + [[Thumbnail(cemetery.jpg)]]

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-05-29 22:02:24

roster

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- Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 ["Pole Line Rd."], on the corner of ["8th St." 8th]. Grounds are open 24 hours a day, though not lit at night. You can call the office at (530)756-7807 to make funeral arrangements.	+ Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 ["Pole Line Rd."], on the corner of ["8th St." 8th]. Grounds are open 24 hours a day, though not lit at night. You can call the office at (530)756-7807 to make funeral arrangements. Names of people laid to rest in the cemetery can be found at http://www.interment.net/data/us/ca/yolo/davis/.

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JasonAller — 2005-02-12 15:23:56

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JasonAller — 2005-02-12 15:22:49

Upload of image gate.JPG.

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JevanGray — 2005-01-31 17:46:57

street links

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- Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 Pole Line Rd., on the corner of 8th. Grounds are open 24 hours a day, though not lit at night. You can call the office at (530)756-7807 to make funeral arrangements.	+ Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 ["Pole Line Rd."], on the corner of ["8th St." 8th]. Grounds are open 24 hours a day, though not lit at night. You can call the office at (530)756-7807 to make funeral arrangements.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-12-12 17:56:58

'attachment' makes a border (the other image already had one) - looks better w/

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BevSykes — 2004-12-12 17:17:13

Changed information slightly.

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- Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 Pole Line Rd. You can call them at (530)756-7807 if you want to visit the grounds.	+ Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 Pole Line Rd., on the corner of 8th. Grounds are open 24 hours a day, though not lit at night. You can call the office at (530)756-7807 to make funeral arrangements.

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JasonAller — 2004-12-12 17:10:42

added another photo that shows the grounds

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JasonAller — 2004-12-12 17:09:34

Upload of image cemetery_view.jpg.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-12-11 01:13:00

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- Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 Pole Line Rd. You can call them at (530)756-7807 if somebody's dead or you want to visit the grounds.	+ Davis has its own Cemetery. It's at 820 Pole Line Rd. You can call them at (530)756-7807 if you want to visit the grounds.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-12-05 03:27:13

random update

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2004-08-10 19:49:11

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