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I did the registry of this little Chickasaw Indian family cemetery in December of 1999. It is way off in the woods and overgrown. There were two communities that once were near. One was called Crusher since there was a large rock crusher plant in the area. Later, there was a town called Big Canyon which disappeared in the 1950's. It is also known as the James family cemetery.
| ?? | ?? | no dates, "MJ" footer, native stone & mortar monument, 4'x8'x? tree in grave, infant, 2'x3'x2', marble footer initials, "MJ" |
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| ?? | ?? | no dates, native stone and mortar monument, 4'x8'x3' |
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| ?? | ?? | b. 18 Mar ???? | d. 9 Sep 1898 | broken stone, infant, footer marble "EJ" |
| ?? | ?? | no dates, large tree in grave monument, 4'x8'x? |
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| James | Eastman | b. 1848 | d. 28 Oct 1898 | "Husband of Lydia An", 5' tall marble marker |
| James | Martha | d. 6 Aug 1885 | age 37 years 8 months, "Wife of Eastman James", 3' tall marble marker |
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| James | "Littleman" | no dates, stone broken-missing, "Son of Eastman & L. ?", native stone monument, broken stone -missing parts, 3'x5'x3', native stone "tomb" w/marble name, "special" infant |
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