World War II Memorial
Mr Farrar surveyed this cemetery in 2001.
Phillis Campbell updated this survey in 2005.
Sandi Carter updated this survey in 2026.
This cemetery in located in Noble Township. From the intersection of State Highways 74 and 412 west of Enid, turn north on State Highway 74 for 11.5 miles to Buffalo, then west on Buffalo for 4 miles to 150th Street on the west side of Hunter, then north on 150th street for 1 mile, then west on a gravel road for ½ miles; cemetery opens on the north side of the road.
If you have family or friends buried in this cemetery and
would like to add their names and information, please send
an e mail to Sandi Carter area coordinator.
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