Scabock's Burial Ground Multi-Cache
Ice and Wind: The cache owner has not responded to issues with this listing, so I must regretfully archive it. If the issues with this cache are resolved in the very near future (less than 3 months) the cache owner can email me and assuming the cache still meets the guidelines I can unarchive it.
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Cords above will take you to the cemetery entrance. When parking, do not block the gate. Cemetery entrance is a short walk up the road. Please stay on the paths, no need to bushwack.
TOWN WHERE TIME STOOD STILL
Before the settlers came to this peacefull little harbor, the Indians called their home here Scabock
The Seabeck mill wasn't the first to begin gnawing into the virgin forests of the Puget Sound country. In 1847 Michael Simmons had harnessed the power of Tumwater Falls at the southern tip of the Sound to a crude log cabin sawmill, and Henry Yesler's steam mill had been bringing coastwise lumber ships to the town of Seattle on Elliott Bay for three years, but Marshall Blinn's Maine-built machinery was the finest and most modern and no town on Puget Sound was more prosperous than Seabeck.
By 1877 Seabeck was a town of 400 population, boasting four saloons, two hotels, two stores, a church, a little red schoolhouse and a five-acre cemetery. An ornately carved wooden marker from that pioneer burial ground is preserved to tell its mute and concise tale of sudden death in boom town Seabeck, "Sacred to the memory of Hyram Bryant, age about 45 years, who was killed in a dispute on the 26th day of January, 1868."
This little bit of trivia came out of a small paper bound booklet published in 1958 by Gordon Newell for the Seabeck Christian Conference Center.
Your mission is to find 3 grave sites and collect information for the final cache.
WP1 - 47° 38.025 / 122° 49.935
You are looking for two brothers. Use the information of the youngest one.
E = What is the 4th digit of year of death?
D = What is the 4th digit of year of birth?
WP2 - 47° 38.040 / 122° 49.938
This gentleman has an azalea in the middle of his grave. In spring the blooms are pink.
F = What is the 2nd digit of day of birth?
A = What is the 4th digit of year of death?
WP3 - 47° 38.045 / 122° 49.905
You are looking for a 41 year old woman that was born in Norway.
B = What is the 2nd digit of day of death?
C = What is the day of her Birth?
FINAL: 47° 38.A B C / 122° 49.D E F
~~~~~ Congratulations to gotrecking89 for FTF~~~~~
Additional Hints
(Decrypt)
JC1: Senax
J23: T.U.G.
JC3: Znyvan
SVANY: Shaal ybbxvat gerr
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