I transcribed the cemetery information from the book "This Quiet Ground".
Bay Horse is a ghost town on the Bayhorse creek. It was formerly Aetna.
The Post Office was first established as Aetna, a name the assigned
by the U S Post Office, because Bay Horse, having two words, was considered
unacceptable.
By 1884 Bay Horse was listed as a post office name and Aetna was dropped.
Now the name is written Bayhorse. The Post Office was discontinued in
1927. It is said to have been named for an incident in 1864. A prospector
lost his bay horse and in his search discovered an outcropping of ore
at the site. Information about Bayhorse was taken from; "Idaho Place
names A Geographical Dictionary".
-Irene M Lawson
??, ?, b. 1825(or1835, d. Jun 1890, In Memory of, (some
info undecipherable)
Agel, U.C., b. Aug 23, 1883, d. Jul 20, 1885
Batistalose, ?, d. Se. 18, 1892, age: 22yr
Broiewald, (Brotewald) Henry, d. 1887, age: 38yr
Cross, Rancesco Dell, b. Feb 1889, d. Nov 10(?) P.P., In memory
of
Higgins, Thomas, d. May 18, 1882, age: 38yr, Gone But Not Forgotten,
Erected by M Higgins & Wm Brown-S.L.C.,UT
Kelly, Peter, d. May 10, 1885-age(?)
Malloy, P., d. Jul 31, 1887, age: 45yr
McDonald, Ross, d. Dec 31, 1884, age 38yr, F.D.G, In Memory of
Peterlin, John, d. 28 Sep 1887, age: 40yr
Rowel, Pe__, d. Jan 2, 1888, age: 50yr
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