Mohave County Miner Obituaries, 1884
Mineral Park, Arizona Territory

1884 Obituaries from Mohave County Miner, in Mineral Park, Arizona Territory.

ANDERSON, Christian, Obituary

Christian Anderson, who was brought here for medical treatment some three weeks ago, died on the evening of the 23rd inst. and on the following day was buried in the grave yard of this place. The deceased was a young man of about 26 years of age, a native of Denmark, but of what place in that country we have not been able to learn. He had been in this county four or five years. When brought here he was suffering with cerebral affection which culminated in brain fever of which he died. He left no kindred in this country and no property that we can hear of. Deceased had not communicated his condition to his kindred abroad, and has gone out into the unknown beyond leaving them to wonder through coming years where he may be, and perhaps leaving some loving heart waiting for the coming of one who will never come. [Mohave County Miner, (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]), Dec. 28, 1884]

BELDIN, William J., Obituary

Kingman: W. J. Beldin, an old resident of this county and a member of the firm of Beldin & Peasley, died on Monday of pneumonia. He was buried on Tuesday afternoon, the town turning out "en mass" to attend the funeral. Cald. Wright of your town officiated at the grave, read a chapter of the Bible, and made a few appropriate remarks. [Mohave County Miner, (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]), Jan. 27, 1884]

HARE, Charles J., Obituary

The many friends of Mr. Chas. J. Hare both in California and Arizona, will learn with regret of his sudden death from pneumonia, which occurred at the crossing of the A. & P. railroad, on the steamer Gila, on March 14th, inst. At the time of his death he was purser of the Gila and had been in the employ of the C. S. N. Co. for the last year. All the employe(e)s of both railroad companies rendered every kindness to soothe his dying hours. Mr. Hare leaves a large circle of friends in both California and Arizona, who will mourn his early death. -- Yuma Sentinel. [Mohave County Miner, (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]), Apr. 13, 1884]

JENNETT, James, Obituary

James Janette died at Mineral Park on Christmas day of disease of the liver. At the time of his death he was 56 years of age. He was born in New York, bur came here from Montana where he had resided for some years. We believe he had no family. He had been sick a long time before he was confined to his bed, which was about a week ago, and shortly before his death he was paralysed. This man suffered much and long, but uncomplainingly, and he had the sympathy of all who knew him. [Mohave County Miner, (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]), Dec. 28, 1884]

MAYENDORFF, Daniel A., Obituary

D. A. Mayendorff, a former resident of this place, died at the Needles, Cal., on the 15th inst. of consumption. Mr. Mayendorff had suffered for a long time from the disease of which he died, and his death while lamented by his many friends was not unexpected. [Mohave County Miner, (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]), Dec. 21, 1884]