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Burch Cemetery

Love County, Oklahoma

Submitted by: Bill Hamm


Mr. Hamm surveyed this cemetery in 2003.
BURCH is a lone tombstone on the property of the Colston family. No one has any idea where the marker should be placed, but it was found on his property and one can assume that it belongs in that immediate area. It was sitting on the front porch when I visited the area. It is located in 2E, 7 S, Section 19.
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LAST NAME
FIRST & MI
BIRTH
DEATH
OTHER
BURCH WILLIAM OVERTON 23 DEC 1888 7 DEC 1890  


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