YUBA COUNTY CEMETERIES

This small cemetery is next to the Smartsville Catholic Cemetery, slightly up the hill. A large monument with an angel on top faces toward the opposite hill. Some references show it to be a part of the Catholic Cemetery, and others a separate private cemetery.

Photo	Surname	First name	Birth date	Death date	Notes
X	BURKE	Genevieve Fern Adell Stevens	1 Feb 1907	22 Mar 1992	native of Nebraska - died in Nevada Co.
X	BURKE	William B.	No dates
	CRAMSIE	Anna McGanney	No dates		wife of John Edward
X	cramsie	John Edward	7 Nov 1872	17 Feb 1937	native of Smartsville
	MCGANNEY	Annie	No dates
	mcganney	Baby	No dates
	mcganney	Daniel C. Sr.	July 1827	11 May 1895	native of Londonderry, Ireland - apoplexy
X	mcganney	Edward James (Ned)	1891	5 Oct 1918	KIA at Argonne, France – USA 30 Inf.
	MCGANNEY	Frank J.	No dates		husband of Georgie
X	mcganney	Georgia Elizabeth Gray	10 Mar 1879	5 Feb 1953	native of Marysville
	mcganney	James Francis	11 Mar 1863	4 Jul 1907	native of Smartsville
	mcganney	Mary	1835	26 Jan 1902	native of Co. Tyrone, Ireland
X	quilty	Patrick J.	11 Jun 1886	16 Feb 1964	native of Canada – died in Nevada Co.
X	quilty	Thelma Martha Hinkle	7 Aug 1904	26 Mar 1986	native of Washington – died in Sacramento
X	vinsonhaler	Howard F.	8 Sep 1914	20 Sep 1993	native of Kansas - USAF – WW II
X	Williams	James Paul	7 Nov 1971	11 Mar 1976	native of Orange Co.
X	williams	Joe Mac	25 Apr 1948	27 Mar 1994	native of Texas - US Army - died in Orange Co.
X	WILLIAMS	Joseph Matthew	13 Jun 1968	11 Mar 1976	native of Orange Co.
X	williams	Juliana Rebecca	28 Jan 1975	11 Mar 1976	native of Orange Co.

Daily Appeal - May 5, 1897, page 4 - MARRIED - F. J. McGanney in Smartsville to Georgia Gray.

Appeal - Jun 20, 1906, page1 - A SMARTSVILLE COUPLE MARRIED - John Edward Cramsie and Miss Anna M'Ganney Start on Sea of Matrimony

John Edward Cramsie and Miss Anna McGanney, two popular young people of Smartsville, were married in this city Monday evening at the Catholic Church, Rev. J. J. Hynes of Smartsville officiating. The ceremony was performed in the presence of only relatives and a few intimate friends. They departed yesterday morning for their home at Smartsville, where they will at once take up their residence. - Miss McGanney is a daughter of the late Daniel McGanney and is a very pretty and lovable young woman, with a large circle of friends. Her father at one time was considered one of the wealthiest men in California. - Mr. Cramsie is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cramsie of Smartsville and is a very bright and industrious young man with sterling qualities. He has a host of friends at that place and in this city. He is a trusted employee of the Excelsior Water and Mining Company at that place, having been with that concern for over eight years. He is a brother of Deputy Recorder W. P. Cramsie of this city.

Daily Appeal - Mar 29, 1912, page 1 - CRAMSIE NOW HIS HONOR - John E. Cramsie arrived here yesterday and visited the county clerk's office, where he filed his bond as justice of the peace. He is now a full fledged "his honor." - Cramsie is the new justice of Rose's Bar township and succeeded his late father, who had been justice in this township for twenty years. He is well known in this city, where he has many friends, and is the brother of William P. Cramsie, the superintendent of schools of Yuba county.

Appeal Democrat - Jun 21, 1947, page 1 with photo - Landmark Burns: Pictured above is all that remains of one of Smartville's oldest landmarks, formerly known as the Cramsie estate. The residence caught fire soon after the F. M. Browning home started burning on the other side of the road. The home recently was bought by Gordon Owens and remodeled. Mrs. Owens was shopping with her three children in Grass Valley when the home burst into flames.