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To reach this old burial site, go four miles east of Atoka on Hwy. 3 and 7, turn south 1 1/4 mile, then back east for 1/2 mile. It was used by the Harmony and Bruno communities until "1912" when the new owner of the property refused to allow further burials there. This necessitated the start of Bera Cemetery. It was canvassed in the summer of 1957 by Miss Mildred Toaz, and since that time some dozer work has been done in the area and many of the stones destroyed. The following information was taken from "OKLAHOMA CEMETERY RECORDS-ATOKA COUNTY," by Miss Toaz. Note: Mildred Toaz died January 9, 2001 at the age of 99.
If you have family buried in the Harmony Cemetery or can take a gate photo or have obits (with newspapers permission or an obit that you can write) or tombstone photos or individual portraits or can write a short bio or have a history of the cemetery and would like to add your information to this website, contact the area coordinator for more information. You can also check out our How to Submit page.
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Note: Every effort has been made to transcribe this information accurately. These records MAY CONTAIN ERRORS. Any corrections and/or additions greatly appreciated. As with any genealogy information, this is a source and should be considered as such. It is up to the researcher to verify the accuracy.
| LAST NAME | FIRST MI | BORN | DIED | COMMENTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Green | Verder K. | w/o e. F. Green | ||
| Pruitt | Sarah E. | |||
| Rains | James A. | |||
| Ross | Mrs. Sarah | |||
| Stanbro | Mablel | d/o. O. c. & Lena Stanbro | ||
| Wilson | Infant | d/o S. W. & Narcissa Wilson | ||
| Wilson | Infant Child | of S. W. & Narcissa Wilson | ||
| Wilson | Lonnie | s/o S. w. & Esper Wilson | ||
| Wilson | Narcissa "Sissy" (Jones) | Jul 28, 1909 | See more |