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In Northern Nevada during the mid-1800s and into the 20th Century, death took place hourly, from disease, misfortunes, accidents in the mines, and because of murder. The nine cemeteries in Reno and Sparks hold the interred resident's history to the ways of life and death in that era. Tended to by Undertakers Joseph A. Conboie and Silas Ross - the most prominent local and regional morticians - both were kept quite busy ministering to the deceased. Inside the pages of this book learn this history of each graveyard, the famous buried within, and the particulars of old western funeral services.

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In Northern Nevada during the mid-1800s and into the 20th Century, death took place hourly, from disease, misfortunes, accidents in the mines, and because of murder. The nine cemeteries in Reno and Sparks hold the interred resident's history to the ways of life and death in that era. Tended to by Undertakers Joseph A. Conboie and Silas Ross - the most prominent local and regional morticians - both were kept quite busy ministering to the deceased. Inside the pages of this book learn this history of each graveyard, the famous buried within, and the particulars of old western funeral services.
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Autorenporträt
Sandie La Nae has the title of Author added to her long resume of Metaphysical, Paranormal and Spiritual fields, included in many publications and media. To date, and including "Foreman-Robert's House," she has penned twenty-two books with themes of the paranormal, the historical, the healing properties of minerals, and is also a published poet. Arline La Ferry's deep interest of history and passion for research led her Special Works Projects at the Nevada Historical Society and at the Sparks Museum and Cultural Center which include the Comstock Cemetery Foundation, Comstock Historic District, Fourth Ward School, Storey County Recorder's office, St. Mary Louise Hospital, Railroad Museum in Carson City; in Reno, the Mountain View Cemetery, Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery plus many other cemeteries. Arline has assisted in genealogy projects for private citizens, historical investigations for the local Medias, and has counseled major television programming companies. As well, she has conducted research ventures with many area authors.