Interesting Citizens
| NAME | LOCATION | PARTICULARS | |||
| ARCHIBALD, James | JONES 2 * 31 005 0002 | 2nd
Vancouver Police Officer killed in the line of duty |
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| BANFIELD, J. J. | HORNE 1 4 03 009 0015 | real estate promoter and builder active
in Vancouver and Grand Forks |
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| BELL-IRVING, Henry O. | JONES 1 * 0 045 0002 | Canneryman and engineer | |||
| BERGE ELMER, Olaf. | ABRAY * 03 018 0014 | RCN stoker first class of the HMCS Esquimalt | |||
| BLACKMORE, Edward Evans | MASONIC * * 034 0013 | Vancouver architect designed Vancouver's first Pantages Theatre | |||
| BODWELL, C. | Old -2 -2 -1-13 | Victoria Lawyer, railway land negotiations | |||
| BOWSER, Francis | MASONIC * * 048 0011 | Grand Master of the Masons and brother of William Bowser | |||
| Bransom, Henry | JONES/*/38/034/0002 | Private 115, Canadian Railway Service Guard. Died on Friday 11th May 1917. Son of the late James and Mary Bransom, of Plantation Rd., Leighton Buzzard. | |||
| Caple, Norman | JONES/*/27/021/0002 | photographer in Vancouver worked with R.H. Trueman | |||
| CAREY, Lt. Col Alfred | JONES 2 * 45 029 0010 | Winner of two DSOs and the Order of St Michael and St George | |||
| DEVINE, John H. T. | OLD 1 03 022 0007 | photographer and real estate man | |||
| DITMARS, Wm. Carey | MASONIC * * 048 0013 | Business man who brought the first automobile to Vancouver | |||
| Edgett, Charles | ABRAY * 02 024 0014 | Warden of British Columbia Penitentiary from 1929 - 1931 | |||
| ELLIOTT, John & Nettie | IOOF/*/32/031/0004 | House builder and trailblazer | |||
| ELLIOTT, Theodore Fay | IOOF/*/32/031/0004 | Worked for Art Monument Company | |||
| EVANS, Caradocc | Old -2 -1 -1 -9 | First burial in Mountain View Cemetery | |||
| FORTES, Joseph | 1919 -B -40 -9 | Lifeguard, AKA "Old Black Joe", died Feb.2/22 | |||
| FOX, George Shilliam | JONES/*/37/007/0009 | Stained Glass Craftsman | |||
| FREEMAN, Absalon | OLD/5/01/019/0004 | Captain noted for his mapping skills and involvement with Union Steamships and the fishing industry | |||
| GOLD, Louis | OLD/1/05/011/0013 | First Jewish resident in Vancouver | |||
| GOLD, Edward | OLD/1/05/011/0011 | Son of Lous Gold | |||
| GRAVELL, Karl Mander | ABRAY * 04 007 0002 | Posthumously awarded the George Cross | |||
| GREER, Samuel | OLD -2 -03 -002 -0007 | Fought with the CPR over his claim to Kitsilano Beach | |||
| GRIFFIS, Silas Seth 'Si' | MASONIC * * 166 0001 | Hall of Fame hockey player | |||
| HALL, Joseph Henry | Jones 2 -37 -38 -16 | Hall of Fame hockey player | |||
| HAMBER, Eric | MASONIC * * 145 0005 | Lieutenant Governor 1936-41 | |||
| Hake Family | A Vancouver family | ||||
| HENDRY, John | MASONIC * * 145 0001 | President of the BC Mills, Timber and Trading Company | |||
| Hirschberg Simon | Hotel owner | ||||
| HOOPER, Thomas G. | Horne 1-4-03-019-0003 | Leading architect of his day | |||
| HERCHMAR, Laurence Wm. | MASONIC * * 168 0015 | 5th Commissioner of the NWMP, implemented a major reorganization in 1886 | |||
| JEROME, Harry Winston | Jones 2 -35 -12 -3 | Track star and co-record holder of 100 metre & 100 yd dashes, 1960-62. | |||
| JOHNSON, John William Fordham | Horne2/*/09/046/0014 | 14th Lieutenant Governor of BC | here's his headstone | |||
| JOHNSTON, Robert G. | ABRAY * 05 012 0004 | Leading Aircraftman, R/122066. Royal Canadian Air Force. 8th July, 1942. Age 19. Son of George and Edith Johnston. | |||
| LADNER, Thomas Ellis | MASONIC * * 173 0016 | founder of Ladner | |||
| LAPLANT, John Henry | HORNE1/3/03/018/0005 | drowned at Hasting mill | |||
| LEE, Herbert Oliver | Jones/*/39/004/0009 | builder of the Lee Building on Broadway | |||
| LEVIS, Richard | JONES 2 * 31 028 0006 | 4th
Police Officer killed in Vancouver |
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| LUCAS, Alexander | MASONIC/*/*/118/0003 | former mayor of Calgary and BC MLA | |||
| MACLENNAN, Malcolm Bruce | Masonic * * 187 0006 | Chief Constable killed on duty |
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| MATHESON, Jean | HORNE 2 * 15 031 0006 | Second matron of Shaughnessy Hospital, 1919 to 1937 | |||
| McBeath Robert | Masonic 193 -6 | ||||
| McDONOUGH, Sister Antoinette | Old -1 -4 -23 -16A | Franciscan Sisters of Atonement | |||
| MCLAGAN, Sarah Anne | OLD * * * * | first woman newspaper publisher in Canada | |||
| McPhail, Alexander A. | ABRAY/*/02/024/0003 | Private, Infantry Battn. Winnipeg. Fought in the Reil Rebellion | |||
| McQUEEN, William | Masonic 189 -16 | City Clerk, 1910 | |||
| MARSHALL, Robertha Josephine | Horne 2 -8 -25 -2 | Survivor of 1912 "Titanic"; died March 4, 1993 | |||
| MATTHEWS, James Skitt | Masonic 142 -4 | Founder of Archives | |||
| MITCHELL, Alexander | Horne 1/1/03/013/0002 | Pioneer of Richmond BC | |||
| MOFFAT, John | OLD/2/02/003/0001 | Hong Kong Banking Corporation employee, died in Vancouver | |||
| MOLE, Henry | OLD/1/02/023/0002 | Retired farmer and early West End resident | |||
| NEWCOMB, Holmes A. | HORNE 1 1 03 008 0014 | master of the S.S. CUTCH, Union Steamships' first successful passenger ship. This 180-foot schooner-rigged steamer was purchased in 1890 from the Maharajah of Cutch, India | |||
| NICHOLSON, Malcolm | JONES/*/30/016/0005 | Pipe Major of the Vancouver Police Pipe Band, member of the Order of Canada | |||
| PATTERSON, Dugald Campbell | HORNE1/2/01/024/0014 | Burnaby pioneer, civil engineer, builder and author | |||
| PATTERSON, Frances Mabel | HORNE1/2/01/024/0015 | Wife, mother and insurance woman | |||
| PATTERSON Charles Bruce | IOOF/32/045/0003 | Owner of Vulcan Metal Works | |||
| PATTERSON Elva Eleanore (Elliott) | IOOF/32/045/0003 | pioneer in the film industry | |||
| PEARCE, Mabel | OLD/1/02/022/0006 | A mystery and search for clues to events in her life in Vancouver | |||
| POWELL, Charles. A. | OLD/3/01/012/0006 | Member of the Helpman Expedition to the Klondike | |||
| REILLY, Joseph Allen | HORNE 2 * 02 005 0003 | Police Constable died in vehicle accident |
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| John Hugh Roberts | JONES/*/25/016/0004 | "The Last Recorder of the Druids" | |||
| ROEDDE, Gustav Adolph | OLD/3/02/018/0006 | Vancouver's 1st bookbinder & printer | |||
| Rogers, Frank | HORNE 1 2 02 018 0011 | murdered labour organizer | |||
| ROGERS, Jonathon | HORNE 1 * * RE1 0004 | builder of the Rogers Building on Granville St. | |||
| ROWLING, William H. | Pioneer of South Vancouver and Royal Engineer | ||||
| SARGENT, Ernest | OLD 2 01 006 0015 | Police Constable killed while on patrol |
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| SELWYN, Alfred | HORNE1/1/01/005/0007 | director of the Australian Geological Survey | |||
| SENTELL Frederick | OLD 1 02 007 0006 | Head of a family of builders in Vancouver. | |||
| SERVICE, Sarah Emily | Horne 2 -2 -15 -14 -93 | Mother of poet Robert Service | |||
| SHATFORD, Lytton W. | MASONIC * * 156 0002 | President, BC Yukon Chamber of Mines (1913) and provincial MLA 1903-1917 | |||
| SMITH, Janet | 1919 -C -40 -15 | Unsolved murder, July 30, 1924 | |||
| TINGLEY, Stephen | MASONIC * * 071 0002 | Legendary stage coach driver | |||
| Trueman R.H. | OLD/2/02/024/0011 | Photographer and partners with Norman Caple | |||
| WATSON, Joseph, H | HORNE 1/3/04/008/0002 | boilermaker, labour organizer, and civil servant | His grave marker | |||
| WEBBER, Vaughan | ABRAY/*/03/032/0015 | WW1 P.O.W. | |||
| WELD, Dr. Octavius | Horne 1 | co-founder of Vancouver General Hospital | |||
| WILLIAMS, C. Talmage | OLD/2/03/007/0005 | mill and cooperage manager | |||
| YIP, Sang | OLD/3/04/025/0012 | Chinese businessman | |||
