Woods County Question
"I have a book, WOODS COUNTY OKLAHOMA RURAL CEMETERIES, that is a good source for this information. In the index of names, there is only ONE by the name of Conn, namely Jack T. Conn, who was chairman of the Oklahoma Diamond Jubilee (of which this book was one part of that state-wide project). There are no other CONN family members listed. Likewise, there are no COLE family names listed. There are a few cemeteries in this area (Freedom, where I live), but if the dates are around 1950, they should be in this book. I'll forward your request to a couple of folks that may be able to provide some help. I hope you'll get some helpful responses." -- Rod Comments:The Freedom Cemetery IS a rural cemetery and I didn't realize it wasn't in that book - I only looked through the index of names in the back of the book. Perhaps this summer may allow some time for me to begin work on an online index of the Freedom Cemetery. I'll see what I can do. ~Rod Murrow 2005-03-12 21:12:24Most of the Coles are buried in the Freedom Cemetery. Some may be in the Lookout Cemetery. Sure wish we could get the Freedom Cemetery on line. Or have some kind of print out of it. Marty Myers ~Marty myers 2005-03-12 19:37:04 Perhaps the Conn and/or Cole are buried in the Freedom Cemetery. The book "Woods County Rural Cemeteries" is just that - rural cemeteries. Freedom, Waynoka & Alva cemeteries are not included. ~Annette Ralston 2005-03-12 19:28:34 Add your two-cents (BACK TO FULL ISSUE)
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