Below is Donna Frederick's article when she first visited the grave site in 1999.
A wooden fence once surrounded the spot that is now over grown with sagebrush and encloses a larger area than would be expected for one grave. The one stone visible is fast deteriorating. What appears to be a Masonic symbol is below the name, then memory and 1898. This is the final resting-place of Henry Plumb Mollison, his wife and child. A telephone interview with grandson Bill Hardy in Reno, Nevada confirmed that Mr. Mollison was a Mason and the wife and child are buried within the enclosure. His obituary in the White Pine News August 20, 1898 stated that he was 77 years old, had spent the last 28 years in White Pine County and had been ill for quite some time before his death at his home in Steptoe Valley.
