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Haileyville Cemetery- Haileyville, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma

Date: January 3, 2002

Cemetery: Haileyville Cemetery
Street: Located in section 35, T-5-N, R-16-E
City: Haileyville
County: Pittsburg
State: Oklahoma
Nation: U.S.A.
Zip:
Directions: Highway 270 to Haileyville and turn north off 270 on the road just across from the post office. Turn left at the "Y" in front of the Civic Center, go across small canal, turn right, then turn left. Go .4 mile.
Land Type: Private
Status: Abandoned
Accessible: Unsure
Unmarked graves:
Graves within: 49, 10 visible
Oldest grave:
Newest grave:
Records: No
Inventory: Unsure
Records location:
Owner: Private
Current Condition:
Fencing: Yes
Other problems:
Previous contacts:
Current Status: Cemetery in danger of destruction. Stones are broken, have fallen on the ground and are disintegrating. It is unmarked with trees, ground cover, moss and borders agricultural land.

Surnames: Bruce Elvans Evans Freeman Graham Hall Hainey Keef Milton McFarland Nowlin Oglesby Rutherford and Smith

Submitted by / Contact for additional Information:

Name: Rose Carter
Email: greeneyes2u99@yahoo.com

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