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Cashion Cemetery,
Cashion, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma
© John Lehr

O Surnames


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Photographed, Submitted & © by Deb Zajic

SURNAME

FIRST MI Maiden

BIRTH

DEATH

OTHER

Ogden Charles A. 1892 1968  
Ogden Lizzie M. 1896 1987 Wife of Charles A. Ogden
Oliver Ambrose C. June 7, 1888 May 23, 1965 Our Father
Oliver David Uhel Nov. 1916 Jan. 1917  
Oliver Eleanor E. June 20, 1915 July 13, 1991 Married Jan. 22, 1937
Russell E. Oliver
Oliver Russell E. June 10, 1912 Feb. 24, 1991  
O'Neal Cheryl R. (Banks) July 20, 1944 May 1, 1999 Married Sept. 8, 1962
William Edd O'Neal
O'Neal William Edd March 1, 1940 Sept. 29, 2008 Together Forever
Son of Leo & Gracie (Martin) O'Neal
Married Sept. 8, 1962
Cheryl R. Banks
Married Aug. 30, 2004
Patricia Ann Price
See obit
Osenbaugh Aaron Denton June 26, 1858 Feb. 9, 1914  
Osenbaugh Aaron Denton June 26, 1858 Feb. 9, 1914  
Osenbaugh S. G.   March 1, 1897 Aged 25y 10m 11d


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