Tewsbury ambushed Graham near the Buttes when he was traveling to Tempe with a load of grain. Lindley Orme – Orme, a former member of the Confederate Army of America, once served in the Territorial Council and later as Maricopa County sheriff. Orme died on September 24, 1900. Frank B. Moss – Moss was the Mayor, Fire Chief and Wagon Maker of Phoenix. He served two terms in office, the first in 1896 and the second 1905–06. He died at the age of 53 from a heart attack while serving as mayor, as he ascended the City Hall stairs. Graves See also Cave Creek Museum History of Phoenix, Arizona Children's Museum in Phoenix Martin Auto Museum Phoenix Historic Property Register List of historic properties in Phoenix, Arizona Adamsville A.O.U.W. Cemetery City of Mesa Cemetery Home Mission Cemetery Double Butte Cemetery Greenwood/Memory Lawn Mortuary & Cemetery Glendale Memorial Park Cemetery Goodyear Farms Historic Cemetery St. Francis Catholic Cemetery Historic Pinal Cemetery Other historic Phoenix structures in Phoenix Squaw Peak Inn El Cid Castle Windsor Hotel Pioneer Living History Museum Phoenix Police Museum References External links Pioneer & Military Memorial Park – Pioneers' Cemetery Association, Inc. Cemeteries in Arizona History of Phoenix, Arizona Cemeteries on the National Register of Historic Places in Arizona National Register of Historic Places in Phoenix, Arizona 1884 establishments in Arizona Territory Buildings and structures in Phoenix, Arizona Geography of Phoenix, Arizona Odd Fellows cemeteries in the United States