Hi Ginger, I just wanted to give you a big THANK YOU. I took your advice to Tracy and contacted Ruby at the Henryetta Library. BINGO..., she was able to find my grandfather and step grandmother obits. I am waiting anxiously for them to arrive snail mail. It's people like you that make the many mailing list that i am on worth reading every e-mail i get. Thank you again, Kathy in CA. John Goodell wrote: > Tracy, > > I was just at West Lawn cemetery a few weeks ago. It's huge. Anyone > looking for a grave needs to know where it is. Donna at the City Hall in > Henryetta is the person I contacted. Her fax is: 918.652.8816. I don't > have the phone number but you can get it from Norene Fry at Chamber of > Commerce: 918.652.3331. Donna is busy doing water bills there, and so she > can't do this quickly, but she will look up the grave location for you. > You or whoever gets to Henryetta for you can then show that to the cemetery > sexton at West Lawn. > > My other suggestion is that you email Ruby Wesson at Henryetta Library: > rubyw@ocevnet.org. They have a grave index of the cemetery, as well as an > obituary index for the Henryetta newspaper for the dates you mentioned. If > they find your family, they will photocopy the obits and mail them to you > for the fee of $1 per page. It's well worth it. > > Good luck! > Ginger > > >Does anyone have access to this Cemetery (physically!) or via book??? > > >Looking for George Washington (or W.) RADEBAUGH, who died in 1929, and his > >wife Valinda K. Radebaugh, who died November 1917. I would be happy to > >compensate someone to get a couple of snapshots of their graves, but even > >just a transcription of the info on the markers would be VERY MUCH > >APPRECIATED!! > > > >HOPING FOR HELP!!!! THANKS -- > >Tracy in Washington State > >