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Photo: Hayden Hill Lookout Tower, c. 1915 - Modoc National Forest

Surveyed by Tim I. Purdy ~ Aug-1979
© 1979 Tim I. Purdy. Used on the Lassen County, California GenWeb site with permission.

Hayden Hill was a mining community located approximately 55 miles north of Susanville. The town came into existence in 1870 and began its final decline in the 1920s. Very little information is known about the cemetery. One authority once claimed that there were 17 people buried there, but never provided any other information. In 1910, a fire destroyed a large portion of the community, as well as most of the wooden markers in this cemetery. Of important note is that the majority of the residents of Hayden Hill were buried at nearby Adin in Modoc County. You may wish to check the Adin Cemetery for known Hayden Hill residents by following this link: Adin Cemetery.

The following are the only known burials at Hayden Hill Cemetery:

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