Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda County, CA Submitted by David Johnson This file is part of the California Genealogy & History Archives http://calarchives4u.com/ These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by other organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for non-commercial purposes, MUST obtain the written consent of the contributor, OR the legal representative of the submitter. All persons donating to this site retain the rights to their own work. From Hayward on 880 North: After Broadway exit take “980 to 24 Walnut Creek” exit. Merge right to “580 East to Hayward”. Take the first exit “Harrison St. & Oakland Ave”. Choose “Oakland Ave” after exiting the freeway and turn left at the light onto (one way) Oakland Ave. Turn left at the next light onto MacArthur Ave. Turn right onto Piedmont Ave., just before the Shell Station, and follow it to the Cemetery. From San Francisco or Richmond: Take 580 East and exit at “Harrison St. & Oakland Ave”. Choose “Oakland Ave” after exiting the freeway and turn left at the light onto (one way) Oakland Ave. Turn left at the next light onto Mac Arthur Ave. Turn right onto Piedmont Ave., just before the Shell Station, and follow it to the Cemetery. Mountain. View Cemetery is an active cemetery which first opened in the 1860’s. It is 226 acres large and has 77 plots and 4 Mausoleums. Aside from the cemetery’s five non-endowed plots, all of the plots are well maintained with less than 2% of the markers toppled or broken. Mountain View Cemetery is open daily with office hours listed on their web site (www.mountainviewcemetery.org). The staff can assist you in locating a relative if you can provide a year of burial. Maps of the cemetery grounds are available on-line or at the office. My thanks to them for allowing this survey. The information provided is from a passive visual survey. I DO leave stones unturned. Errors and omissions are, of course, inherent. Corrections, comments, and questions about existing data are welcome. My abbreviations are: S/W: another name on the same marker. H/O: husband of; W/O: wife of; S/O: son of; D/O: daughter of; B/I: born in; D/I: died in; N/O: native of; A/T: marker adjacent to one with an incomplete name but not necessarily having any relevance to the incomplete marker; ND (after a plot number) Nonendowed or not maintained by the cemetery. CLM: Columbarium (date in death date column is the burial date and is marked with an *)