Lone Elm Cemetery
Rogers County, Oklahoma

Transcription Submitted by Brenda Franklin

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The Lone Elm Cemetery is on Highway 20 between Owasso and Claremore. It is about 6 miles West of Claremore on highway 20.

It is very well kept. There are several field stones in the East part of this cemetery. The East section has several markers dated in the 1800's. The South section, or some people would call it the back section is the newest section, and cement markers on the end of each roll identifies each roll.

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