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MASTER LIST MASTER LIST by Alphabet Oklahoma Cemetery Directory MASTER LIST By Alphabet OHCE Genealogy Group Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Oklahoma Cemetery Directory Based on the original compilations of the 77 County Cemetery Indexes , an Oklahoma Centennial Project of Oklahoma Home and Community Education OHCE Oklahoma Cemetery Index es originally completed November 2005 2nd Edition of additions and corrections for publishing March 2008 by Oklahoma OHCE State organization Completion of name change to Oklahoma Cemetery Directory May 2009 by Oklahoma County OHCE Genealogy Group 1st Edition of Oklahoma Cemetery Directory 2010 2nd Edition of Oklahoma Cemetery Directory September 2018 Information may be copied from this book for personal use, but may not be copied for profit. ©2018 OHCE Genealogy Group Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Printed in the United States of America September 2018 Oklahoma Cemetery Directory – Master List - By Alphabet Cemetery Twp-Rng-Sec Latitude Longitude Comments County The latitude and longitude coordinates that are underlined are verified at Google Maps. The ones not underlined can’t be guaranteed . Coordinates written like this 352241N mean 35º22'41" North Coordinates written like this 0972241W mean 97º22'41" West A A L Stephens Memorial T2N-R19E-Sec29NE 343720N 0951925W aka Stephens Memorial Park; Pushmatah Park A. L. Stephen's Cem A. L. Stephen's Cemetery T2N-R19E-Sec29NE 343720N 0951925W aka A L Stephens Memorial Pushmatah Partk; NE of Clayton Aaron Cemetery T1N-R22W-Sec12NE 343446N 0992757W northwest of Olustee Jackson Aaron Pickens Cemetery T6S-R3E-Sec22 northeast of Marietta Love Abandoned Cemetery T8N-R27E-Sec16 Pocola Area Le Flore Abe Colonel Cemetery Inola Rogers Abney Cemetery T4N-R3E-Sec30SE 344656N 0970129W west of Stratford Garvin Abrams Cemetery T11N-R3E-Sec18N 352603N 0970138W aka Hazel Dell Cem; Lempges Pottawato Cem; NW of Shawnee Abramville Cemetery T3S-R2E-Sec27NE 341623N 0970431W Gene Autry Carter Absentee Shawnee T9N-R1E-Sec28SW 351320N 0971231W aka Little Axe Cemetery; Little Cleveland Cemetery Axe Acton Cemetery T18N-R3W-Sec33SE 355910N 0973109W aka Mount Hope Cemetery Logan Adair Cemetery T15N-R25E-Sec8SE aka Old Adair Cemetery; west Adair of Stilwell Adair Cemetery T15N-R20E-Sec9 east of Fort Gibson Muskogee Adair City Cemetery T23N-R19E-Sec34SE 362547N 0951537W Adair Mayes Adair, Samuel Cemetery T15-R25E-Sec32 south of Dahlonegah Adair Adair, Squirrel Cemetery T16-R24E-Sec32 west of Stilwell Adair Adair, Walter Gravesite T14N-R25E-Sec6 north of Greasy Adair Adams Cemetery T5S-R5W-Sec27 southwest of Cornish Jefferson Adams Graveyard Historical Tulsa Adams Mennonite T3N-R18E-Sec8NE 364449N 1010804W west of Adams Texas Brethren Cemetery Adamson Cemetery T5N-R17E-Sec7NE 345533N 0953241W Adamson Pittsburg Addington Bend Cemetery T8S-R2E-Sec27&28 335012N 0970533W aka Mahota Cemetery; Love Decherds Cemetery Addington Cemetery T4S-R7W-Sec8NW 341343N 0975739W Addington Jefferson Adkins Cemetery T8N-R2W-Sec18SW 350902N 0972709W east of Blanchard McClain Adler Family Cemetery T11N-R15W-Sec2SW infants; north of Corn Washita Advent Cemetery T26N-R15W-Sec2SE 364529N 0984626W aka Manila Cemetery Woods Adventist Cemetery T20N-R25W-Sec15SW 361209N 0995148W aka Seventh Day Adventist Ellis Cem; Weiss Cem Afton City Cemetery T26N-R22E-Sec29NE 364224N 0945811W aka Mount Hope Cemetery Ottawa Agency Cemetery T15N-R18E-Sec9SE 354726N 0952403W northwest of Muskogee Muskogee Agent Cemetery T18N-R22E-Sec16NE 360232N 0945730W Moodys Cherokee Agnew Cemetery T13N-R19E-Sec17NW 353627N 0951912W northeast of Keefeton Muskogee Agra Cemetery T16N-R4E-Sec9NW 355301N 0965338W aka Osage Cemetery Lincoln Ahekatubby Cemetery T6S-R18E-Sec35NE east of Hugo Choctaw Ahman Hill Cemetery on private family land south of Stilwell Adair Aiken Cemetery T5S-R17E-Sec27 north of Hugo Choctaw 1 September 2018 Oklahoma Cemetery Directory – Master List - By Alphabet Cemetery Twp-Rng-Sec Latitude Longitude Comments County Aird Cemetery T6N-R9E-Sec6 south of Holdenville Hughes Akins Cemetery T12N-R25E-Sec20N 353020N 0944052W northeast of Sallisaw Sequoyah Alabama Creek Cemetery T10N-R11E-Sec7SE west of Weleetka Okfuskee Albany Cemetery T8S-R11E-Sec8NE 335240N 0961005W Albany Bryan Alberson & Lewis T2S-R4E-Sec3NW 342502N 0965223W northwest of Mill Creek. Johnston Cemetery Albert Cemetery T9N-R11W-Sec31S 351216N 0982411W aka Oney Cemetery Caddo Albert Grave T26N-R9E-Sec35SW 364107N 0961838W Pawhuska Osage Albert Joseph Powell T23N-R8E-Sec25SE 362606N 0962330W aka Hominy Cemetery; Hominy Osage Memorial Cemetery Alberty Cemetery T17N-R26E-Sec9NW 355755N 0943240W Westville Adair Alberty Cemetery T20N-R19E-Sec10NE 361355N 0951557W northeast of Chouteau Mayes Alberty Cemetery T22N-R16E-Sec21 aka Old Claremore Cemetery Rogers Alberty Cemetery T17N-R19E-Sec3 relocated - reinterments Wagoner Albion Cemetery T2N-R21E-Sec2S 344000N 0950417W Albion Pushmatah Albright Family Cemetery T13N-R1W-Sec34SW 353308N 0971757W aka Jones IOOF Cemetery Oklahoma Alden Cemetery T6N-R13W-Sec21SW 345818N 0983505W northwest of Apache Caddo Alderson Cemetery T13N-R19W-Sec13SE south of Butler Custer Alderson Cemetery T5N-R15E-Sec23NW 345344N 0954142W Alderson Pittsburg Alear Cemetery T15N-R1W-Sec5SE 354757N 0971906W aka Lear Cemetery Logan Aleck Family Cemetery T23N-R22E-Sec27 northeast of Choleta Delaware Alex Cemetery T5N-R5W- 345329N 0974529W Formerly named Morris Grady Sec20NW/SW Cemetery. Alex Harjo Cemetery T5N-R8E-Sec7NW 345524N 0963033W aka Fulka Cemetery; Harjo 1 Seminole Cemetery Alexander Cemetery T9N-R9E-Sec3 north of Holdenville Hughes Alexander Cemetery Johnston Alexander Cemetery T7N-R3E-Sec3SW 350613N 0965853W aka Alexander Family Cem; S Pottawato of Tecumseh Alexander Family T7N-R3E-Sec3SW 350613N 0965853W aka Alexander Cem; south of Pottawato Cemetery Tecumseh Alfalfa Cemetery T9N-R13W-Sec30NE 351336N 0983625W southwest of Eakly Caddo Alfred Cemetery T18N-R2W-Sec10NE 360326N 0972350W aka Rose Lawn Cemetery Logan Alice Burgess Williams T18N-R13E-Sec26SE Tulsa Tulsa Cemetery Aline Eastern Star T23N-R12W-Sec1NW 363021N 0982610W aka Aline Star Cemetery Alfalfa Cemetery Aline Star Cemetery T23N-R12W-Sec1NW 363021N 0982610W aka Aline Eastern Star Alfalfa Cemetery. All Saints Church T18N-R13E-Sec21N 360150N 0955553W Tulsa Tulsa Cemetery All Saints Parish Cemetery T18N-R13E-Sec21N 360150N 0955553W Tulsa Tulsa Allan Cemetery T16N-R6E-Sec11NE 355303N 0963742W aka Allen Cemetery Lincoln Allen - Baxter Cemetery T7S-R16E-Sec16NE southeast of Soper Choctaw Allen Cemetery T20N-R25E-Sec28NW 361121N 0943901W West of West Siloam Springs Delaware Allen Cemetery T4S-R4W-Sec29 west of Ringling Jefferson Allen Cemetery T16N-R6E-Sec11NE 355303N 0963742W aka Allan Cemetery Lincoln Allen Cemetery T5N-R8E-Sec25Cent 345240N 0962459W Allen Pontotoc Allen Cemetery I T5N-R8E-Sec25Cent 345240N 0962459W aka Allen Cemetery; Allen Pontotoc Allen Cemetery II T5N-R8E-Sec25Cent south of Allen I Cemetery Pontotoc Allen Family Cemetery T1S-R8E near Clarita Coal Allendale Cemetery T1S-R11W-Sec2SE 342934N 0981850W south of Lawton Comanche 2 September 2018 Oklahoma Cemetery Directory – Master List - By Alphabet Cemetery Twp-Rng-Sec Latitude Longitude Comments County Allison Cemetery T15N-R26E-Sec20NE 354602N 0943353W aka Honey Hill Cemetery Adair Allison Cemetery T3N-R8E-Sec6N 344558N 0963013W southeast of Happyland Pontotoc Allison Cemetery T12N-R27E-Sec16NW 353106N 0942726W northeast of Roland Sequoyah Allmon Cemetery T18N-R25W-Sec4NW 360416N 0995238W south of Beum; southwest of Ellis Arnett Alma Cemetery T1S-R4W-Sec34NW 342559N 0973649W Alma Stephens Alpine Cemetery T4N-R26E-Sec32Cent east of Beaver Beaver Altona Cemetery T15N-R9W-Sec8SE 354702N 0981020W aka West Altona Cemetery; Kingfisher Beulah Cemetery Altus Cemetery T2N-R20W-Sec16NE 343903N 0991803W Altus Jackson Alva Municipal Cemetery T27N-R14W- 364823N 0984107W Alva Woods Sec22NE&23NW Amber Cemetery T8N-R7W-Sec23NE 350935N 0975359W Amber Grady American Baptist HMS T16N-R9W-Sec26SE 354938N 0980709W aka Kingfisher Indian Cemetery Kingfisher Cemetery Americus Cemetery T20N-R10W-Sec17SW 361214N 0981746W southeast of Isabella Major Ames Cemetery T21N-R9W-Sec29E 361603N 0981035W Ames Major Amish Cemetery T1S-R8E aka Clarita Amish Cemetery; Coal near Clarita Amish Cemetery T20N-R18E-Sec33NE 361036N 0952344W southwest of Chouteau Mayes Amyx Cemetery T3S-R15W-Sec8NW 341858N 0984753W It is in the middle of a field SE of Tillman Frederick. Anderson and Johnson T9N-R11W-Sec8 a Black cemetery Caddo Cemetery Anderson Cemetery T16N-R20E-Sec13NE 355204N 0950758W south of Hulbert Cherokee Anderson Cemetery T13N-R3E-Sec32SE 353309N 0970001W north of Jacktown Lincoln Anderson Cemetery T21N-R18E-Sec17NE 361823N 0952411W aka Vann Cemetery. west of Mayes Pryor Anderson Cemetery T15N-R20E-Sec10NE 354741N 0950959W east of Fort Gibson Muskogee Anderson Cemetery T7N-R12E-Sec24 Scipio Pittsburg Anderson Cemetery T2N-R18E-Sec14NE 343850N 0952240W location given is in Sardis Lake; Pushmatah Has it been relocated? Anderson Cemetery T16N-R15E-Sec8NW 355251N 0954451W Stone Bluff Wagoner Anderson Grave T21N-R18E-Sec18 west of Pryor Mayes Andrew Cemetery relocated to Woodlawn Choctaw Cemetery Andy Hair Cemetery T20N-R21E-Sec2 north of Rose Mayes Angel Family Cemetery T28N-R24E-Sec5 southeast of Quapaw Ottawa Anglin Cemetery T7S-R1W-Sec21NW 335604N 0971858W aka Box Cemetery Love Anquoe Memorial T7N-R14W-Sec9NE 350608N 0984059W east of Mountain View Kiowa Cemetery Ansell Cemetery T15N-R9E-Sec36Cent aka Ansiel Cemetery; southeast Creek of Bristow Ansiel Cemetery T15N-R9E-Sec36Cent aka Ansell Cemetery
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