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Myers Family Cemetery
Arbuckle, Murray County, Oklahoma

This cemetery is located about 400 yards south of the old Ft. Arbuckle site in western Murray County. It is on private property. The cemetery is on the Lazy "S" Ranch and you MUST get the owners permission to drive on the property. The owner told me that you may walk in from the highway without asking permission.

Contributed by Dennis Muncrief, Dec 09, 2000 [mudman@cableone.net]. Total records = 9.

I went to the cemetery in June of 2001 and took pictures with descendents of the Myers family who are interred here.

The Chickasaw Nation in a summer youth employment program has began cleaning up the old abandoned cemeteries in the Chickasaw Nation if there are members of the Chickasaw tribe buried there.

This small cemetery was badly overgrown. A family member had built a fence around the cemetery previously. The badly overgrown Myers cemetery was cleaned up this summer by this program.

The following list of those interred in Myers Family Cemetery is listed below. Sorry that there are no dates but the list of names is said to be inclusive. There are 9 resting souls that are known.

- Dennis Muncrief, Oct 2000

Brawley, Elizabeth Bunch, no dates
Freeman, Gretchen Ethel Myers, no dates
Freeman, Infant, no dates, child of Gretchen Ethel Myers Freeman
Myers, Alice Magnolia, no dates
Myers, Infant of Alice Magnolia, no dates
Myers, Mary Elizabeth, no dates
Myers, W. H. H., no dates
Myers, Winfield Scott, no dates
Slaughter, Herman, no dates
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