Enterprise Cemetery
Ferndale, Whatcom County, Washington, USA
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- Cemetery ID: 76772
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Merge onto I-5 North
Take the WA -548 N/Grandview Rd exit, EXIT 266
Turn LEFT onto WA -548 /Grandview Rd
Turn RIGHT onto Vista Drive
End at 7041 Vista Drive Ferndale WA 98248
From I-5 South:
Merge onto I-5 South
Take the WA-548/Grandview Rd exit, EXIT 266
Turn RIGHT onto WA-548/Grandview Rd
Turn RIGHT onto Vista Drive
End at 7041 Vista Drive Ferndale WA 98248
Contact Us
David Johnson, Sexton
• Phone: 360.366.5341
• Fax: 360.366.3616
• Mailing Address: 7041 Vista Drive Ferndale, WA 98248
• Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
• E-mail: [email protected]
Legend is that two white men were buried at this site in the early 1820's. However, Jeffcott in "Nooksack Tales and Trials" says the first burial was an infant. Furthermore, an old time resident states that members of the Brown family are the first burials, although the cannot be confirmed . Mr. Seriah Stevens, a civil war veteran who died 10 February 1881 is the oldest confirmed burial. To date we have 521 interred veterans, 25 of which are civil war veterans.
Enterprise Cemetery was established 30 January 1886. Mr. David Wallace who donated 1.5 acres to Mr. M. L. Gee, Mr. John J. Brown, and Mr. Franklin Brunson as new established trustees (and their successors) in office to used as a cemetery for burials. Over the years several additional parcels of land were added and by 1900 the cemetery totaled thirteen acres. In 1995, the board of trustees; Mr. Paul Larsen, Mr. Tom Long and Mr. Leonard Sund purchased fifteen additional acres totaling 28 acres respectively.
Merge onto I-5 North
Take the WA -548 N/Grandview Rd exit, EXIT 266
Turn LEFT onto WA -548 /Grandview Rd
Turn RIGHT onto Vista Drive
End at 7041 Vista Drive Ferndale WA 98248
From I-5 South:
Merge onto I-5 South
Take the WA-548/Grandview Rd exit, EXIT 266
Turn RIGHT onto WA-548/Grandview Rd
Turn RIGHT onto Vista Drive
End at 7041 Vista Drive Ferndale WA 98248
Contact Us
David Johnson, Sexton
• Phone: 360.366.5341
• Fax: 360.366.3616
• Mailing Address: 7041 Vista Drive Ferndale, WA 98248
• Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
• E-mail: [email protected]
Legend is that two white men were buried at this site in the early 1820's. However, Jeffcott in "Nooksack Tales and Trials" says the first burial was an infant. Furthermore, an old time resident states that members of the Brown family are the first burials, although the cannot be confirmed . Mr. Seriah Stevens, a civil war veteran who died 10 February 1881 is the oldest confirmed burial. To date we have 521 interred veterans, 25 of which are civil war veterans.
Enterprise Cemetery was established 30 January 1886. Mr. David Wallace who donated 1.5 acres to Mr. M. L. Gee, Mr. John J. Brown, and Mr. Franklin Brunson as new established trustees (and their successors) in office to used as a cemetery for burials. Over the years several additional parcels of land were added and by 1900 the cemetery totaled thirteen acres. In 1995, the board of trustees; Mr. Paul Larsen, Mr. Tom Long and Mr. Leonard Sund purchased fifteen additional acres totaling 28 acres respectively.
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- Added: 1 Jan 2000
- Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 76772
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