There are three known burial sites at Tip Top. 1). 3 miners graves are at the SE end of town as you enter. 2). A man, a Child and a woman are on the hill on the road up to the mine. 3). The Tip Top Cemetery lies upstream from the Ghost Town - and approx .5 miles below (SE) the Seventy-Six Mine on the S. bank of Cottonwood Creek. The main Tip Top Cemetery has more than 20 graves, with several young children.
Latitude N34 03.069, Longitude W112 15.294 - (13' accurate) (Elevation 2,589)
Burials = 21						2/11/2007
MARKER	SURNAME	FIRST NAME	MIDDLE NAME	BIRTH DATE	DEATH DATE	COMMENTS
N	Wager	Oscar		10/20/1877		Unmarked interment
N	DOE	Jane				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	Jane				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	Jane				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	Jane				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	Jane				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment - Killed in Gun Fight
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment - Killed in Gun Fight
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment - Struck by lightning
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment -- bit by centipede while putting on boots.
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
N	DOE	John				Unmarked interment
3 MINERS GRAVES
Latitude N34 02.92, Longitude W 112 14.806 (Elevation 2,497)
Burials = 3
MARKER	SURNAME	FIRST NAME	MIDDLE	BIRTH DATE	DEATH DATE	COMMENTS
Y	DOE	John				Killed in mine accident
N	DOE	John				Killed in mine accident
N	DOE	John				Killed in mine accident
MAN, CHILD AND WOMAN GRAVES
(NOT VERIFIED) Latitude N34 02.938, Longitude W112 14.660 (Elevation 2,655)
Burials = 3
MARKER	SURNAME	FIRST NAME	MIDDLE	BIRTH DATE	DEATH DATE	COMMENTS
N	DOE	John				Man
N	DOE	?				Child
N	DOE	Jane				Woman
Research by: Neal Du Shane
Contributor: Neal Du Shane: 3/31/06 Research of the general area found all male interments. No headstones were found. Some rock stacking indicating burials.
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