Draft Registration lists him as Chester Henry Warn born in Boise, Ada, Idaho in 1886.
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The graves of his parents, John Franklin Warn and Serilda Martina (Eaton) Warn, and the grave of his sister Louise Dell Warn, who died in childhood, are located one row east and one section north of Chester Warn's grave.
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caption on the first picture:
Chester Warn has an unmarked grave. In this picture, I was standing at the foot of his grave, looking towards the markers of Ada Jennett Bush (tall) and the Infant Bush (short). Chester Warn's marker space and grave are directly in line with the small marker of Infant Bush, and with me. The space looks long because there is an abnormally long space between the rows in this part of this section. His grave space is indeed long.
At the center left is the marker of Isaac H. Friar. Chester's marker would be horizontally exactly in line with it, if he had one. They are in the same row, with one grave in between them.
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caption on the second picture:
Chester Warn rests in an unmarked grave, pictured here. The tall marker at the right is that of Ada Jennett Bush. The smaller marker to its left is that of the Infant Bush. In the row showing in the shadow past Ada's marker are the markers of Isaac Friar and Winnie Lansing. If you extend a line in a row with Isaac Friar's marker towards the lower left of this photo, it will be where the markers for Adnah Garland Park and Chester Warn would be, if they had them. Chester Warn's marker would be exactly in line with the Infant Bush's marker. Adnah Garland Park would be exactly in line with Ada Bush's marker.
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The graves of his parents, John Franklin Warn and Serilda Martina (Eaton) Warn, and the grave of his sister Louise Dell Warn, who died in childhood, are located one row east and one section north of Chester Warn's grave.
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caption on the first picture:
Chester Warn has an unmarked grave. In this picture, I was standing at the foot of his grave, looking towards the markers of Ada Jennett Bush (tall) and the Infant Bush (short). Chester Warn's marker space and grave are directly in line with the small marker of Infant Bush, and with me. The space looks long because there is an abnormally long space between the rows in this part of this section. His grave space is indeed long.
At the center left is the marker of Isaac H. Friar. Chester's marker would be horizontally exactly in line with it, if he had one. They are in the same row, with one grave in between them.
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caption on the second picture:
Chester Warn rests in an unmarked grave, pictured here. The tall marker at the right is that of Ada Jennett Bush. The smaller marker to its left is that of the Infant Bush. In the row showing in the shadow past Ada's marker are the markers of Isaac Friar and Winnie Lansing. If you extend a line in a row with Isaac Friar's marker towards the lower left of this photo, it will be where the markers for Adnah Garland Park and Chester Warn would be, if they had them. Chester Warn's marker would be exactly in line with the Infant Bush's marker. Adnah Garland Park would be exactly in line with Ada Bush's marker.
Draft Registration lists him as Chester Henry Warn born in Boise, Ada, Idaho in 1886.
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The graves of his parents, John Franklin Warn and Serilda Martina (Eaton) Warn, and the grave of his sister Louise Dell Warn, who died in childhood, are located one row east and one section north of Chester Warn's grave.
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caption on the first picture:
Chester Warn has an unmarked grave. In this picture, I was standing at the foot of his grave, looking towards the markers of Ada Jennett Bush (tall) and the Infant Bush (short). Chester Warn's marker space and grave are directly in line with the small marker of Infant Bush, and with me. The space looks long because there is an abnormally long space between the rows in this part of this section. His grave space is indeed long.
At the center left is the marker of Isaac H. Friar. Chester's marker would be horizontally exactly in line with it, if he had one. They are in the same row, with one grave in between them.
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caption on the second picture:
Chester Warn rests in an unmarked grave, pictured here. The tall marker at the right is that of Ada Jennett Bush. The smaller marker to its left is that of the Infant Bush. In the row showing in the shadow past Ada's marker are the markers of Isaac Friar and Winnie Lansing. If you extend a line in a row with Isaac Friar's marker towards the lower left of this photo, it will be where the markers for Adnah Garland Park and Chester Warn would be, if they had them. Chester Warn's marker would be exactly in line with the Infant Bush's marker. Adnah Garland Park would be exactly in line with Ada Bush's marker.
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The graves of his parents, John Franklin Warn and Serilda Martina (Eaton) Warn, and the grave of his sister Louise Dell Warn, who died in childhood, are located one row east and one section north of Chester Warn's grave.
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caption on the first picture:
Chester Warn has an unmarked grave. In this picture, I was standing at the foot of his grave, looking towards the markers of Ada Jennett Bush (tall) and the Infant Bush (short). Chester Warn's marker space and grave are directly in line with the small marker of Infant Bush, and with me. The space looks long because there is an abnormally long space between the rows in this part of this section. His grave space is indeed long.
At the center left is the marker of Isaac H. Friar. Chester's marker would be horizontally exactly in line with it, if he had one. They are in the same row, with one grave in between them.
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caption on the second picture:
Chester Warn rests in an unmarked grave, pictured here. The tall marker at the right is that of Ada Jennett Bush. The smaller marker to its left is that of the Infant Bush. In the row showing in the shadow past Ada's marker are the markers of Isaac Friar and Winnie Lansing. If you extend a line in a row with Isaac Friar's marker towards the lower left of this photo, it will be where the markers for Adnah Garland Park and Chester Warn would be, if they had them. Chester Warn's marker would be exactly in line with the Infant Bush's marker. Adnah Garland Park would be exactly in line with Ada Bush's marker.
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