Elmore City Cemetery Canvass, Garvin County, Oklahoma

Elmore City, Garvin County, Oklahoma
Complied by
Lorene (Lynn) Burleson & Marsha Miler & Bonadette Lynn Sweetman

This listing is dedicated to the memory of two wonderful, kind-hearted and loving
people, Robert Monroe (Bob) Lynn and Alpha Autumn (Clear) Lynn, who came from
Evening Shade, Arkansas, in 1919 by way of covered wagon, seeking a better
life for themselves and their many children. They found many years of happiness
surrounded by family and friends in this small town called Elmore City. They lived long
and fulfilling lives, never asking of anyone but always giving.
May they rest in peace.

This map is not to scale and is only meant to indicate sections to make it easier to locate specific graves
The gray areas indicate roads within the cemetery.

Elmore City is located at the intersection of State Highways 74 and 29, eleven miles west of I-35.
1 1/2 miles west of the Elmore City 4 way stop sign and 2/10 miles south, the cemetery lies on the
east side of the road. There is a green cemetery marking the turn. It is one of the best kept cemeteries
in Garvin County. There are several Woodmen of the World markers and a Veterans Memorial located near
the flagpole. There are two entrances to the cemetery.

These records were compiled by section and not by row, but specific graves should be easy to find.

Burton, Eldridge E.	Hicks, Floyd Edmond
Turner, Loyd Wayne	Tillery, Roy Gene
Dillingham, John A.	Tomlinson, Ed
Phillips, Jack J.	Neer, Louis J.
Faust, Edgar L.	Moore, Troy Woodrow
Newlin, Arthur John	Moore, Ollie Junior
Riggs, Tom	Williams, Tom F.
Herriage, William J.	Terrell, James Edward
Herriage, Wiley A.	Mann, Eunice C.
Gibson, Harold P.	Brewer, Guy Austin
Shortes, Dewey R.	Brewer, Jesse E.
Jones, Cecil W	Griffin, Dwight E.
LeMay, Lonnie M.	Forehand, Curtis A.
Deen, Charlie P.	Taliaferro, Bert E.
Patterson, Andy A.	Harman, Edward F., Jr.
Cook, Paul Volney	Wolverton, Charles Thomas
Blackburn, Virgil T.	Neal, John Clarence
Shannon, Gerald C.	Loftin, Glen
Ward, John Joseph	Jacks, Willie W.
Risenhoover, Leo W.	Kennedy, Silas M.
Downes, Robert M.	Bell, James F.
Lindsey, Thearon K.	Stephens, Charles Paul
Graves, David K.	Simmons, Otey F.
Minnick, Edward Franklin	Hipp, Ira W.
Minnick, Maneul Monroe	Bush, Lee M.
Roberts, Ben	Neal, Sherd Allie
Turner, Everett R.	Dunn, Aubray
Graves, Eunice C.	Nation, Ollie H.
Pickett, Allen W.	Fritz, Harold E.
Pickett, Thomas C.	Graves, Jay F.
Dill, Robert B.	Guy, Walter R.
Dill, Robert B., Jr.	Chambless, Roy Lynn, Jr.
Robinson, William Edwin	Skelton, Jack Britton
Tucker, John C.	Saddler, Jess F.
Hustead, Hugh B.	Daniel, Clifford A.
Cooksey, William David	Stewart, James M.
Blanchard, Jim Jack	Bural, Bennie Granville
Sitz, Noel E.	VanBuskirk, Johnny L.
Eastep, Robert Lee	Harmon, Jeff Douglass
Welch, Ira C.	STribling, Ballard Wayne
Carpenter, Kelvie R., Sr.	Clour, George I.
Lindsey, William Monroe	Hillard, Carl F.
Eastep, Noble A .	Bush, Floyd
Baker, Francis M.	Yeary, Larry N.
Lynn, Euylass Washington	Kennedy, Curtis W.
Cunnius, Terry J.	Damron, Gene
Davis, Bobby Joe, Garvin Co. Sheriff	Garrison, Grant Gene
Graves, L.H.	Jones, Clayton "Pete"
Kilcrease, Karl E.	Morgan, Fountain M.
Neal, John Clarence, Jr.	Pyle, Earl E.
Pyle, Everett Homer	Pyle, Haskell Winford
Rose, W.A. "Dub"	Schmidt, William H. "Bill"
Shreve, Frank	Smith, James Dow
Watson, John William	Turner, Cecil
	Williams, James H.

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