| Name of Cemetery |
Volume Page |
Section - Range - Township |
Description and Condition |
| Berry |
6-20 |
23-20E-24N |
Abandoned on a hillside. 11 graves
5 unknown. |
| Big Cabin |
12- |
22-19E-24N |
Large well-kept cemetery on the
hillside southwest of town. |
| Blackfeather |
1-51 |
29-21E-24N |
In a cow lot; not fenced or maintained
6 graves listed. |
| Bluejacket |
5-25 |
28-21E-27N |
Started as a Shawnee Cemetery later
became generally used by town. 360 known of 373 graves. Established
on land of Chief Bluejacket. |
| Bluejacket Family |
1-52 |
29-20E-26N |
3 graves listed. |
| Bobb Family |
1-53 |
35-18E-25N |
6 graves in yard of family home. |
| Carselowey |
4-30 |
25-20E-24N |
Fenced and maintained. 108 graves
62 unknown. |
| Centralia |
7-28 |
22-18E-27N |
Fenced and maintained. 190 graves
158 known. |
| Davis |
10-23 |
33-19E-24N |
Graves are evident.
Information furnished by Nancy Trundle who remembers fence and graves when
she lived there in 1906. |
| Dick |
4-29 |
35-20E-25N |
Abandoned. 3 known and 20 visible
graves. |
| Donnelly |
2-29 |
5-20E-25N |
Chain link fence maintained. 5 graves. |
| Eastern
State Hospital |
|
1 mile east of hospital gate entrance |
Estimated 1500 graves. Picture
and write-up July 19 1977 in Vinita Daily Journal. |
| Elliott |
4-32 |
34-20E-24N |
Fenced but abandoned. 18 graves
10 known. |
| Fairview |
|
NE section of Vinita |
Estimated over 10,000 graves. 2
volumes of headstones copied by Wanda Norton and Dorothy Nix 1976-77 are
at Vinita Library and City Hall. |
| Garbarino |
4-29 |
10-20E-24N |
14 known 22 visible graves.
Garbarino born in Italy 1827-1900. Wife Sarah full blood Cherokee
1837-1903. |
| Hooper |
7-30 |
17-20E-25N |
May have been known by another name.
In a pasture all stones down. No protection or care. 12 known graves
of 14. |
| Ketchum Sol |
1-54 |
19-21E-24N |
Fenced and maintained. 6 graves
listed. |
| Ketchum |
11-30 |
i Mi. east of town. |
Established about 1939. Several
cemeteries relocated here from Grand Lake flood area: 8 graves from Ketchum
family; 3 graves from Buzzard Springs; 3 graves from Corey; 10 graves from
Daniels; 9 graves from Barlow; 1 grave No Name; 116 graves from Postoak
Flat. 294 known names of 308 graves. |
| Keys |
1-55 |
29-20E-26N |
Fenced an maintained. 8 listed graves. |
| Landrum |
2-23 |
11-20E-24N |
Fenced and maintained. 146 headstones
of 214 graves. Plat data on file in court house by Bob White and
Lawrence Landrum. |
| Jake Longtail |
1-56 |
3-19E-25N |
No new burials in over 40 years.
Not fenced or maintained. Open pasture. 24 graves. |
| Lu-Ii Indian |
1-57 |
3-19E-24N |
On wooded hill. Abandoned
no maintenance. 26 graves all Cherokee names. |
| Manley-Ross |
6-24 |
32-18E-26N |
61 names known of 185 graves. |
| McCoy |
3-24 |
17-19E-28N |
Fenced and maintained. 5 identified
of 13 graves. |
| Messer |
6-25 |
28-19E-27N |
Source relates that 3 of Messer
children buried here. Headstones have been removed one foot-stone
remains. |
Morris
aka Stinger |
3-24 |
14-18E-28N |
Abandoned no maintenance.
In wooded creek bottom. Some graves outside of the rockwall. 10 known
of 27 graves. |
| Nix |
3-25 |
22-18E-26N |
Fenced and some maintenance. 2 acres
for church and cemetery donated from Maggie Minor allotment. Church
is now gone. 27 graves. |
| No Name |
7-30 |
28-21E-26N |
In a grove of locust trees in a
cultivated field. Graves have been molested. One grave has
a vault-like structure, but no identifying inscription. In 1905 records
by U.S. Govt. Cemeteries #147 on land alloted to Enrollee #7097 Clara
E. Melton, female age 11 Dau. of Wm. T. and Louisa Melton 1/8 Cherokee. |
| Parks |
2-26 |
3-20E-24N |
Stone walled and iron gate. 13 graves. |
| Pheasant Hill |
1-58 |
20-20E-26N |
Fence and maintained. 150 graves
105 known. |
| Plainview or Hedrick |
3-24 |
29-18E-29N |
5 known of 27 graves. |
| Pleasant Valley |
6-19 |
20-20E-26N |
Fence and maintained. 65 known of
153 graves. |
| Riddle |
3-25 |
18-20E-25N |
Abandoned. 17 graves. |
| Roach |
2-28 |
27-21E-25N |
Overgrown with trees and brush.
34 known of 74 graves. |
| Rogers |
5-30 |
7-20E-28N |
Established 1875. Fenced and
maintained. 181 names known of 273 graves. |
| Russell Creek |
3-26 |
17-21E-29N |
Fenced and maintained. 17 graves. |
| St. Augustine (Catholic) |
2-29 |
4-18E-26N |
Deteriorating. No maintenance.
8 graves. |
| Schrimpsher |
3-61 |
8-20E-26N |
Fenced and maintained. 76 names
known of 135 graves. |
| Scott |
1-63 |
25-18E-26N |
Fenced and maintained. 50 names
known of 62 graves. |
| Secondine |
1-65 |
6-19E-24N |
Old Shawnee cemetery. Fenced
no maintenance. 9 names known of 16 graves. |
| Timpson Chapel |
8-33 |
4-19E-25N |
Fenced and maintained. In
1872 Eliza Buzzard set aside 3 acres of her allotment for chapel school
and cemetery. It was named for Yo-Nah (Bear) Timpson a Cherokee fullblood
of Civil War. His original name was Smith. |
| Timpson Wyo-Na |
1-66 |
3-19E-25N |
On Susie Deal allotment. Abandoned
no fence no maintenance. 14 known of 16 graves. |
| Walker |
10-48 |
13-19E-28N |
Well maintained. 395 known of 556
graves. |
| Weaver |
4-32 |
28-21E-24N |
Abandoned in woods a mile from nearest
raod. 8 known of 16 graves. |
| Welch |
11-35 |
1 mile west of Welch |
Not complete only center section
recorded. Well maintained. 186 known of 194 graves. |
| West Point |
2-30 |
31-20E-27N |
Fenced and some maintenance. 88
known of 105 graves. |
| West Fork |
10-53 |
13-19E-26N |
Cemetery shown on Indian land allotment
map. Older folks decorated graves until 1920s. Coal mining
is now 100 yards from graves. |
| White Oak |
6-21 |
3-19E-24N |
Fenced and maintained. 212 known
of 323 graves. |
| Williams |
2-29 |
6-20E-25N |
One grave. |
| Williams Timber Hill |
9-28 |
25-21E-28N |
Fenced and maintained. 436 known
of 552 graves. |
