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Valley Queen Cemetery
Lincoln County, Oklahoma

Submitted & © by: Carmen Watkins



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Submitted & © by: Sherry Springer

Valley Queen cemetery is located from 2 miles west on Parkland road from highway 18,
or 1/2 mile east of 810/3410 intersection on the north side of the road. There are only two markers present.
The cemetery is visible from the road.

If you have family buried in this cemetery and would like to add their information,
an obit, tombstone photo, funeral home record or memorial card to this website,
please email area coordinator.


LAST NAME
FIRST MI
BORN
DIED
COMMENTS
JONES John Samuel May 24 1918 Aug 3 1925 Photo
JONES Margaret Salina   Nov 25 1937 Photo
UNKNOWN       Photos


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