(Above) Robert Mawhenny (1852-1899) was an Engineer at the Marsac Mill of the Ontario Company and a member of the Odd Fellows.  His wife, Ellen Sloan Mawhenny (1855-1924), buried nearby in this large family plot, had 11 children with 5 dying as youngsters.  They emigrated from Ireland.

(Right) Patrick F. Brennan (1842-1892) was born in Kilkenny, Ireland.

(Above) Thomas P. Shanley (1883-1905) spent his mining career in Butte, Montana.  He died of pneumonia and was brought to Park City for burial with other family members.

(Right) This finely detailed cast zinc monument marks the grave of Frank M. Pinneo (1861-1903).  Frank was the Editor of the Park Record newspaper.

Above) Lovinia Jensen (1866-1903) was born in Salt Lake City. Her husband, Julius Jensen (1861-1906), was an immigrant from Denmark. They both died of pneumonia.

(Left) Michael Growley (1872-1902) died in the 1902 disaster at the Daly West and Ontario Mines.

The MHAers pass the large plots of the Terry, Kelly, Abbey, and Dunsmore families. William Terry (1861-1908) was a miner at the Daly Judge Mine. Hugh Russell Kelly (1876-1907) was one of the heroes of the Daly West-Ontario disaster in 1902.  He was one of the rescuers and later died from the after effects.  The Dunsmores originated in Scotland.  John (1863-1938) was a hoisting engineer at the Ontario, Daly West, Anchor, Judge, and Park Utah Mines.

Christopher Abbey (1863-1914), a miner, emigrated from Ireland. When he died of miners’ consumption, he left a wife, Isabelle, and 4 children. Next to his grave is that of their infant son, Christopher J. Abbey (1901-1906).

Above) Minnie (1861-1940) and Bartly McDonough (1854-1910) were both born in Ireland. In addition to being a miner at the Ontario, Bartly also served for 4 years as the Park City Marshall.  His funeral was said to be the largest in the mining camp up to that time.