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Sappington Chapel Cemetery
aka Cowden Cemetery
Cowden, Washita County, Oklahoma
© by: Rita Collvins Mayfield

Partial Survey

 
Location: On south side of E2130 Rd., .5 miles west of Hwy 115 and 2 miles south of Hwy 152.

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SURNAME

FIRST MI

BIRTH

DEATH

OTHER
Carter Anita Rhodes (King) 8/5/1921 7/3/2002 W of Norvin Carter Obit
Carter Gertrude "Mah" Bynum 2/10/1883 12/13/1969  
Carter Norvin G 1915 1986 H of Anita
         
         
         
         
Shepherd Arthur 6/26/1905 4/17/1986 Wed Olga 1/7/1933
Shepherd Olga C Carter 6/9/1913 8/29/2005 Wed Arthur  1/7/1933
         

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