John McDonald is listed among others on the section F burial map as location unknown. Some people on the list can be accounted for as the name listed was a nickname 'Maggie' or 'Joe' and the headstones only list their last name and first initial. One name on the unknown list is listed as 'Unknown Chinaman' and his plot is shown on the burial map so his location is known. Also shown on the burial map is a few burials listed as 'Unknown Man'. The groundskeeper mentioned that people would wash up on shore from some ship disaster and they would bury them as unknown. Or the city would bury 'John Doe' as unknown. One even still has an existing headstone that says Unknown Man. Their locations are also shown on the burial map. Taken all this into account and deleting the duplicate entries, that only leaves 4 names on the Unknown Location list that are truly unknown. They are:
Gertrude Rogers
John McDonald
Jack Slitz
Thomas Watne

There is an older F section and most of the headstones are gone as well as the burial records. The older F section is a row that goes at an angle across the newer plots. This is because the cemetery plots were redrawn when the city took over for maximum space and these older plots didn't line up with the new plans. This older section was listed as 'existing graves' and titled them as section F/1 plots 1-9. One grave they didn't assign a number so there are actually 10 plots in the older F/1 section. Out of the 10 shown, 4 graves on the map are listed as ‘unknown'.
On the map under the Location Unknown title, it states ‘F/unk no/1-6'. I believe that was written because at the time the last 3 graves had stones (F. Borland / T. Bedow / H. Davis) – now two of them still do and the third has a depression where the stone was (T. Bedow). The head of the grave of T Bedow crosses the feet of Mary Bohrnsen in F-60-5. Her grave location was used before to bury the murder victim dubbed The Lady of the Lake. She was later removed to another cemetery after the trial and the plot reused for Mary. It could have been that the headstone for T. Bedow was not replaced or lost during this time. The excavations would have disturbed it. So even though they knew what plot number the people were buried they didn't know exactly where some of the locations were except the last 3. Also the plots F/1 1-3 are shown and named on the map (J. Palado / M. Williams / Unknown Chinaman). So that leaves the 4 plots - numbers 4-6 and the un-numbered one as listed as ‘unknown'. I believe the 4 people whose burial locations are unknown were buried in these 4 plots.

Most of the graves in Section F have sunk slightly. The one that has sunk the most was the Unknown Chinaman's grave and the un-numbered one making it possible to see the line of graves in the older F/1 section and match it up easily with the burial map. With the assistance of the groundskeeper we were able to locate the positions of all the graves in section F including the older F/1 section.

Section F contains "existing graves" labeled F/1- plots 1-9 on the burial map. These are not in line with the newer graves but cut across at an angle. The graves contain unknowns including: Thomas Watne; Jack Slitz; John McDonald; Gertrude M Rogers, and an 'Unknown Chinaman'. By the burial map and the graves being slightly sunken made it possible to locate their positions. I have labeled index cards and laid out them out where the headstones would be to photograph them. Only two of the headstones remain for section F/1. The marker in the foreground with the GPS is of J. Palado F/1-1.

This photo is a view of section F/1. In the foreground is H. Davis and in the distance is M. Williams and the Unknown Chinaman. Their graves have sunken slightly. In the middle of the photo is the marker for T. Bedow. His stone is missing but there is a depression where either his stone or grave is located. The stone left of that on the edge of the photo is that of Mary Bohrnsen. The foot of her grave crosses the head of T. Bedow's. Her grave once held the murder victim dubbed The Lady of the Lake which was removed to another cemetery. The plot was reused for Mary. During the excavations T. Bedow's grave might have been slightly disturbed and his stone lost. I have placed a marker where the ground has sunken.

In the middle of the photo in the foreground is a sunken area with a white index card marking the location of where the headstone would be. This is the location of F/1 unnumbered grave. Graves 1-9 are in a single row to the right and this grave is the only one on the burial map that is in this row and it is unnumbered. It could contain one of the 4 persons listed as burial location unknown.