William John Batten
Biographical Data
Batten, William John - December 1,1877 - February 20, 1942 at the age of 64 years. "Husband". The son of George and Anna Batten and the brother of Evan. He came to the united states [sic] at the age of 7 years, living in Nevada City his entire life. He was a miner in the general area of Alder gulch. In 1930 he married Mrs. Margaret (?), Gilbert, Hagenberger (her 1st and 2nd husbands names), they met when she was a nurse and Bill was ill with rocky mountain spotted fever, she was buried in California. (Progressive Years page 8 - 9; Cemetery Section 2, Row A, Lot 13, stone read by Townshend, Gainer/Ren) [marker ID no longer valid]
For current grave location, refer to marker ID number below
-
Recorder Information
- Recorder Name: TM & SS
- Date Recorded: August 5th, 2015
- Time Recorded: 09:11 AM
-
Grave Location
-
Deceased
-
Names
- William John Batten Born: 1877 Died: 1942
-
Inscriptions
This marker has 1 inscribed surface.
- Surface #1: Husband; William John Batten; 1877, 1942
- Gender(s): Male
- Ethnicitiy: n/a
-
-
Dimensions & Measurements
- Grave Length: 107 inches
- Grave Width: 140.5 inches
- Marker Width: 28 inches
- Marker Height: 15.5 inches
- Marker Thickness: 9.5 inches
-
Grave Marker Info
- Marker ID: 5M15A
- Grave Condition: Mint
- Marker Orientation: ⇒ East
- Footstone: (None Present)
- Type of Stone: Granite
- Type of Masonry: n/a
- Type of Metal: n/a
- Style of Grave Marker: Plaque
- Marker Symbols: Other
- Other Marker Symbols: Flowers
- Marker Artifacts: Other
- Other Artifacts: Plastic Flowers on wire behind headstone
-
Grave Enclosure
- Style of Enclosure: Other
- Other Enclosure Style: White quartz cobble
- Vegetation: Groundcovers
-
Grave Marker Condition
- Erosion Condition: Pristine
- Sinking/Titled Condition: Mild
- Exfoliation Condition: Pristine
- Delamination Condition: Pristine
- Voids/Losses Condition: Pristine
- Staining Condition: Pristine
- Moss/Lichen Condition: Moderate
- Broken Pieces: 0
Notes/Comments
This is a granite headstone that has a polished face with rock hammered sides. Most etched parts are covered with lichen, with some lichen on North and East sides. There are etched flowers on the face between the word husband and his name. Most lichen is orange colored with a few peices being grey and yellow. There are signs of rodent disturbance at the foot of the grave. Scattered ground cover, but mostly dirt.