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Walnut Grove Cemetery is located east of Waynoka on U.S. Highways 45 and 281 for about 5 miles to County Road 370, then south on County Road 370 for 4 miles to Canadian Road, then west on Canadian Road for only about 50 yards; cemetery opens on the south side of the road.

A photo of the only remaining readable marker as of October 2013 is included here; photos of other markers included to show that others may be buried here but not identifiable.

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LAST NAME	FIRST MI	BORN	DIED	COMMENTS
Edgemon	Catherine	1819	1858	W of Joshua Sparks
Edgmon	Polly	Feb 25, 1813	Jul 27, 1886
Spafford	Baby
Spafford	Sarah J	Apr 8, 1856	Nov 7, 1918	See photo W of J. H. Spafford
Sparks	Joshua	1820	1901
Unknown				See photo
Unknown1				See photo
Unknown2				See photo

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