King City Cemetery
Stories set here
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Lopez Point Perpetuates Name of Early Settlers
Manuel Lopez came from Mexico about 1870 and built by the sea at the point that keeps his name — through fortune, rodeo trophies, and terrible loss.
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Name of George Ames Is Etched in Coast History
George Ames rode down from Santa Cruz at fourteen to work for Jim Prewitt — and rode straight into coast legend.
The people of King City Cemetery
Everyone the family archive records in the story of this place. Descendants: if one of these is yours, we’d love to hear from you.
- George Harlan 1885–
- Henry Rich
- Izaac Dani 1872–
- James 'Jim' Plaskett 1868–1961
- Jasper Mansfield 1860–
- Jim Prewitt
- Lawson McKern Plaskett 1883–1966
- Than Dani 1870–
- Wilbur Harlan 1882–1881
Born, lived, or died at King City Cemetery
- Charles Leroy Plaskett 1883–1953 · died here
- Mabel Eva Sans Plaskett 1896–1964 · lived or worked here
- Rachel Azalea McCandless Rowe 1898–1976 · died here
- James Vincent Plaskett 1915–2001 · died here
- John Leonidas Plaskett 1920–1972 · died here
- Virginia Meryl Cogswell Plaskett 1922–1995 · died here
- Gilbert Atherton Plaskett 1922–1995 · died here
- Edward Robert Plaskett 1924–1995 · lived or worked here
- Gordon William Plaskett 1935–2013 · died here
- Edward Cyril Plaskett 1946–2022 · died here
- Marianne Alderson 1961–1961 · lived or worked here