Douglas City Cemetery

The Douglas City Cemetery was established on land given to the City of Douglas by W.A Saunders in exchange for not interfering with his application for mining patents. There is no record
that Douglas actually received a deed, and ownership is listed as the Ross Estate. . Previous to the establishment of the Douglas City Cemetery burials were in the Chicken Ridge Cemetery and later in the Evergreen Cemetery. Graves in the Chicken Ridge Cemetery were eventually moved to the Evergreen Cemetery in Juneau. Between 1934 and 1972 some graves were disturbed in the City Cemetery and moved due road construction work on the Douglas Highway.

Records indicate about 275 burials at the City Cemetery however only 52 markers were found in the field work.

A.P. Anderson	Jules Bosteyn	Lilly Douglas	C. Gravrock
Andrew Anderson	Antone Bozovich	Margaret May O'Leary-Early	Richard Gribble
George E. Anderson	Henry Carroll	Peter Stephen Early, Senior	Anna Sophia Gustafson	Fred erick Higgins
Robert Armstrong	Hendrick Isaac Cleaver	Peter Stephen Early, Junior	John Elmer Gustafson
Sarah Anne Archer	Francis A. Coffin	Virginia Early	Roy Elvin Gustafson
Anna Kunigunde Bach Zengel Graf	Katie Cecelia Coggins	J ames Egan	William A. Hagevig	Thorne Overland
Cecil Bach	Jack Cotterell	Phillip Egan	John Albert Haho, Junior
Ellen Gracious Calhoun-Bach	David Hoaken Davidson	Daughter Erickson	Vivian May Hayes
Frank Xavier Bach	Albert Dazadelli	Sinjo Erickson
Leonhardt George Bach	Constantine J. Demeroutis	William S. Evans
Donald Berry	Frank Desanti	B. Gravrock

Inventory and Survey of Historic Cemeteries in Douglas, Alaska