Red Bluff Cemetery
Wallville, Garvin County, Oklahoma

Partial survey from information submitted by Diane Robbins

Directions to Red Bluff Cemetery. Near the old community of Wallville. Turn south on Highway 19 between Maysville and Lindsey. A sign will say to Wallville. Go approximately 6.5 miles until you reach the end of the blacktop. Continue past the intersection. You will pass a brick house on the left and cross a wooden bridge. Follow the curve in the road back north. Turn west on the next road. Watch for an old field entrance on the left. When we visited in May 1996 the sign read, (Annadarka Reid "A" No 1-17 C. NE NW Sec 17-3N-3W Garvin County OK). You cannot see the cemetery from the road. It is about 150 yards into the pasture, just over the rise. When you enter the pasture the road will Y, there will be oil equipment to the left and the cemetery to the right. The 75-foot square cemetery was enclosed by fencing.

The graves on the south side of the cemetery are said to be Indian graves. According to local legend, the Indians buried their dead in the cemetery at night because they did not think the settlers would give permission for them to be buried there. These graves are outlined in stone, but have no markings.

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.