Joe, That sounds like the Weogufkee Cemetery. This is what we have on it: ************************** Weogufkee Cemetery Located 2 miles west of Hanna on EW125 then 1/2 miles south on the dirt road just before you cross over the Indian Nations Turnpike. Floy Hughey 5 Dec 1912 4 Apr 1942 Dollie J. Pendley 18 Feb 1873 5 Jan 1907 w/o M. S. Pendley Ester Ware Depue 21 Apr 1905 6 May 1907 2 yr 15 days E. T. P. no dates no dates Ruby Pendley 1905 only date infant of Laura & Larkin S. M. Pendley no dates no dates 12 KY Cav. Infant Pendley 5 Aug 1905 12 Aug 1905 s/o Dollie J. Pendley Laura E. Pendley 1881 1910 w/o Larkin Pendley ***************** But this is only a few of the burials there. It is mostly an Indian Cemetery. It sits just next to the Weogufkee Church which is still active. We'd be happy to list any other burials that you know of there. Ron Ron & Elaine Long in Ada, OK McIntosh County OK USGenWeb Coordinators http://www.rootsweb.com/~okmcinto/index.htm http://www.chickasaw.com/~ronglong/MENU.HTM ----- Original Message ----- From: Joe Wood <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, November 06, 1999 3:25 PM Subject: [OKMCINTO] Cemetery Question > Hello List, > My ggrandmother, Parthenia M Davis Spillers, is buried in a cemetery > located outside of Hanna and close to the Indian Nation Turnpike. I have > been told that it is an Indian cemetery. Does anyone know the name of > the cemetery, the history of the cemetery and if it is an Indian > Cemetery. > At the time of her death my ggrandmother lived in Weleetka. My > ggrandparents were in the Hanna area around 1901 and they had a son who > died in there before they moved. My ggrandmother wanted to be buried > next to her son. So there would be two Spillers buried in the cemetery > near Hanna. > Thanks > Joe >