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 December 23, 2001 ~ Marker & Obituary

Counties in Oklahoma where some of our loved ones are buried are Adair, Canadian, Carter, Cherokee, Cleveland, Comanche, Creek, Custer, Haskell, Kingfisher, LeFlore, Lincoln, Logan, Mayes, McClain, McIntosh, Muskogee, Oklahoma, Okmulgee, Pawnee, Payne, Pittsburg, Seminole, Sequoyah, Tulsa, Wagoner and Washita.   We also have family in Evergreen Cemetery in Washington state, Hillcrest Cemetery in Kern County, California, Olive Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles County, California, Westminister Cemetery in Orange County, California, Swanson Cemetery in Bedford County, Tennessee, Siskiyou Memorial Park in Jackson County, Oregon and Maricopa County, Arizona.

Further down the page, you will find obituaries of those for whom we don't have pictures of grave markers. If I have the obituary and a picture of the marker, the obituary will be linked from the picture of the marker. If you have Microsoft Windows XP, on some of the larger obits,  you will need to hold your cursor over the obit,  left click, and the obit will become full size.

I have one marker not yet linked to our family. Since he is a McDougal, I feel he may be family. If you know to whom he belongs, please .

We have several ancestors buried in Arkansas Cemeteries. Please visit  Thorn Cemetery,   Sandhill Cemetery.  Because we have so many family members buried in Oklahoma, I have made individual pages for some cemeteries in Oklahoma Counties.   Please visit   Cherokee County Cemeteries,  Comanche County Cemeteries,  Haskell County Cemeteries,  McIntosh County Cemeteries,  Muskogee County Cemeteries,  Pawnee County Cemeteries, and  Tulsa County Cemeteries to see the markers there.

The names, from left to right, are in alphabetical order by given name. If you know the name for which you are looking, you can use the "Edit" "Find" on your tool bar. The name of the cemetery is on the picture.
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Barbara A. (Singleton) Horn Beulah (O'Neal) & Frank Bryant
Billie (Duren) & Donald Albers Bobby Gene Perry
Bobby W. & Vesta (Inman) Wyatt Bonnie (Spears) Wyatt
Charley Howell Morrison Clara (Alberty) & John Gann
Clara (Moreland) Duren Clara (Spears) Twist Creed
Clarence Spears Dennis Earnest Horn
Dollie (Twist) & Herman Merritt Donald Dean Spears
Elizabeth (Payne) Spears Elmer Robert Spears
Ethel T. "Ed" & Daisy Twist Eulila Wood
Francis Franklin "Frank" Womack Frank Ray Wyatt
Franklin Clayton Perry Herman Loye Bryant
J. T. Spears Jack Z. & Novella (Battenfield) O'Neal
James Marion Spears Jr. Jeremy Wade Womack
Jesse B. Jones Jessie Dell (Spears) Thomas
John Edgar McCormack John W. & Flossie Routh
Joseph M. & Martha Spears Karen Kay Spiva
Katie (Twist) & Carl Fleming Kenneth Jack O'Neal
Kenneth Ray Duncan Larry Cecil Horn
Lawrence Greer "Buck" Chronister Lee John & Joy Wyatt
Leon Lester Spears Jr. Lester Lee Williams
Lillie May Fleming Lillie Mae (Spears) Horn
Lora D. Routh Lula Mae Bowden
Manda Jo Wood Marie & Frank Perry
Martha (Roberts) Spears Mary E. Thomas
Mary Etta (Griffith) Merritt Mary May Elizabeth (Calhoun) Spears
Mary Thelma O'Neal Melbern & Eula (Jones) Brown
Melvin Floyd Spears Mischa Dianne Womack
Mitchell William Duren Nanie Bell Alberty
Nettie Florence (Spears) Chronister Norval & Mattie Spears
Olive G. (Roberts) & Vernon L. Turner Ollie J.(Duren) Plummer
Olsen Theodore Spears Ottaway Marion "Otto" Spears
Randall Leon Duren Richard L. Duren
Roosevelt Strain Rose Ann (Spears) & John Thomas Johns
Samuel Abe Larcade Sanora (Gamblin) & John O'Neal
Sarah Elizabeth (Lee) & William Thomas Johns Sherman R. Richardson
Syble (Horn) & William Barnett Theodora (Benton) Turner
Tommy Lee Spears Vada (Wyatt) & Virgil Mantooth
Velma (Thomas) Tipton Virginia (Duren) Allen
Walter Auvern Thurston Sr. William Carl Wyatt
William Seaborn Bryant William T. & Cynthia Bryant
William T. & Pearl McKinney William Wiley Spears
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Alice (Daniels) Spears Alvie Lelan Rouell Bessie (Cox) Osborn
Bobby Ray Spears Carl Davis Osborn Cecil McKinley Dorough
Charles Floyd Spears Charlsie (Burns) Wilson Claudia (Spears) Wood
Clyde David Gafford Darrell Lee Spears Don Smith
Dovie Mae Osborn Dudley Dixon Hendrix Earlene June (Morton) Edwards
Edgar James Rouell Elbert Ray Rouell Elsie (Morris) Ary
Elma Ramsey Ernest Everett Spears Eugene Warren "Gene" Younger
Flossie Mae (Sweet) Spears George Riley Johnson Gladys (Spears) Mason
Glen Earl Murray Hattie Morton Henry Stanton Spears Jr.
Herman Leroy Routh Ima (Spears) Hagle James Cecil Horn
James Edward McGee Jess Morton Jess W. Hale
Jessie A. (Spears) Scroggins Joel Jack Morton Johnny James Spears
Joshua Lee Spears Juanita Scotty Spears Junior Clyde Morton
Kender Bliss Reynolds Lester Lee Williams Lela Pearl (Ramsey) Smith
Lillian Cecil (Bray) Johnson Leroy Morrison Mary Marie (Morris) Hendrix
Maude (Moore) Redfearn Mayme (Spears) Bynum Nancy O. (McCary) Spears
Nellie Jewell (Morton) Byers Nellie Jewell (Hendrix) Davis Nettie Faye (Bowen) Spears Strain
Raleigh Eugene Morton Raymond Leon Morse Reba (Walls) Spears
Robert Lee Morton Roland Clinton Ary Rosetta "Etta" Spears
Roy Franklin McDugle Roy Newton Turner Ruby Benson
Ruby (Spears) Hale Segal Spears Sherman Monroe Spears
Shirley Rose Spears Silas G. Osborn Steven E. R. "Nick" Redfearn
Stiller Ray Ramey Theodore D. "Ted" Spears Theron Augustus Redfearn
Thurman Spears Tullie Ray Bynum Virgie L. (Reynolds) Ramey
Walter Spears William Chester Scroggins William Thurman Spears
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Thomas A. McDougal Back to Top

In 2004, the cemeteries we visited in Oklahoma were all decorated with flowers. We were there in September, and I couldn't help wondering if these graves were always so well represented. My guess is that they are.

We also discovered a Nugen Cemetery, formerly known as "The Old Spears" cemetery. It is located in Lost City, Oklahoma. We didn't take any pictures there, but we did take down names. This old cemetery was very unkempt. The grass was very tall and the cemetery was surrounded by a barbed wire fence with a locked gate. We talked to someone in the area who gave us permission to crawl through the fence. He told us that once a year, someone comes and cleans and mows the cemetery, then they throw a big celebration along with a feast right there inside the cemetery. He said there are a lot of people who attend this celebration.



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