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Section 13, R12E, T24N, Washington County, Oklahoma Condition: Abandoned
There seems to be 15 graves sites in the cemetery. #7-Infant is secluded in Southeast corner. Ms. Widener submitted this information in 2000.
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I do not live in Washington County and I do not have access to any records other than those presented here.
Therefore, I am sorry that I am unable to answer any questions about specific people, cemetery plots, etc.
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SURNAME |
FIRST, MIDDLE (Maiden) |
BORN |
DIED |
COMMENTS | BYERS | Emma Alice (Tyner) | 5/2/1871 | 4/6/1909 | D of Reuben & Almyra | SASSER | Infant | 1/10/1918 | 5/3/1918 | Infant 4 mos old | TYNER | Almyra Virginia (Irons) | 22/5/1850 | 3/27/1936 | W of Reuben | TYNER | Frank Parker | 5/11/1889 | 7/29/1890 | S of Reuben & Almyra | TYNER | Lew Wallace | 8/3/1890 | 12/14/1901 | S of Reuben & Almyra | TYNER |
Reuben Randall | 1840 | 1902 | Confederate Soldier in Co. C, 2nd Regiment of Cherokee Mounted Volunteers; H of Almyra | TYNER | T. Jackson | 10/3/1871 | 10/18/1871 | S of Reuben & Almyra |
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