Hi, I have a relative, Thomas Benton Wood who was living in Claremore in around 1922 and he was about 73 years old at that time. I was looking at the Rogers Co.site fairly often and then my Hard drive on my computer went out and I lost all my data. Could you send me the URL for Rogers County? I would really appreciate it. Thanks, Lewis Wood budwood@centex.net ntex.net=20

And since Wendy has took off running with the Rogers County Page and Mailing List. I will bid you all farewell. It has been great working with you and wish Wendy the best of luck. T Wendy, I'm still around if you need me. -----Original Message----- From: WendyGayle@aol.com <WendyGayle@aol.com> To: OKROGERS-L@rootsweb.com <OKROGERS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, June 20, 1999 10:27 AM Subject: [OKROGERS-L] Roll Call x 2 Hello to everyone out there! I just put a page up of things to do while in Claremore, does anyone out there have some "to do" information in Claremore or another city in Rogers County? I have mostly Claremore information because that is where my family was living. Does everyone have their surnames listed? I also have added all my CD's on the look-up list. Check it out and let me know if there is a broken link, etc. Wendy ==== OKROGERS Mailing List ====

Hello to everyone out there! I just put a page up of things to do while in Claremore, does anyone out there have some "to do" information in Claremore or another city in Rogers County? I have mostly Claremore information because that is where my family was living. Does everyone have their surnames listed? I also have added all my CD's on the look-up list. Check it out and let me know if there is a broken link, etc. Wendy

Hey We're getting busy again. Cool!! My name is Alli & I am researching: ABRAM, McKAY, McCALL, JOHNSON, WHITE, PHARISS, ADAMS, LOVELL & THOMPSON They ALL ended up (& most stayed) in Okla. around Chelsea & Tulsa Alli ---------- > From: KNOWMOORE@aol.com > To: > Subject: [OKROGERS-L] Roll Call > Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 1:04 PM > > Hi > > I'm researching TINCUP, KRIGBAUM, SINOR/SINER, MOORE, FIELDS, WARRINGTON, WIX > and BLAND. > > Bernie Moore-Knowles > Tulsa, Oklahoma > > > ==== OKROGERS Mailing List ==== > ==== OKROGERS Mailing List ==== > Have you forgotten how to unsub? > Send a message to OKROGERS-L-request@rootsweb.com > Put one word in the body of the message: > Unsubscribe >

Hi I'm researching TINCUP, KRIGBAUM, SINOR/SINER, MOORE, FIELDS, WARRINGTON, WIX and BLAND. Bernie Moore-Knowles Tulsa, Oklahoma

I am researching: LAWSON (Benjamin Franklin and his two children, Olive and Lee) Olive was born June 23, 1895 and died in 1969) GREEN (so many to list but main person and his descendants of Charles Lewis Green b. August 28, 1884 and died June 25, 1962 he is buried in the Woodlawn Cem.) GREENLEE - Joseph Hamilton d. April 1949 and is buried in the Woodlawn Cem.; spouse Olive Beals and their child: Thomas Moses. The Green family had way too many kids! LOL Also, NABORS family

Hi Wendy, Nice to meet you! Kay Durand, MI Researching: Tanner and Hicks WendyGayle@aol.com wrote: > I am not sure if am taking over this list but I am here. > I am the new Rogers County coordinator, it's a work in progress. > I am redoing the Woodlawn Cemetery part because it's in the archives and I > want to bring it out of there. > I have A-L done and is in the archives. > Wendy > Researching: LAWSON/GREEN/GREENLEE > > ==== OKROGERS Mailing List ====

I am not sure if am taking over this list but I am here. I am the new Rogers County coordinator, it's a work in progress. I am redoing the Woodlawn Cemetery part because it's in the archives and I want to bring it out of there. I have A-L done and is in the archives. Wendy Researching: LAWSON/GREEN/GREENLEE

-----Original Message----- From: BAZZSTIG@aol.com <BAZZSTIG@aol.com> To: OKROGERS-L@rootsweb.com <OKROGERS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, June 10, 1999 3:33 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} ROGERS HI I DONT KNOW IF ANY HAS CONNECTIONS WITH ENGLAND OR INDEED MY PART OF THE ROGERS FAMILY BUT HERE GOES ALL MY ANCESTORS WERE MILTERY PEOPLE AND I HAVE FOUND 1 FELLOW WHO WHENT OVER ON THE MAYFLOWER WHO WAS ONE OF MY GRANDFATHERS ANYHOW WE COME FROM THE BEDFORDSHIRE PART OF ENGLAND IF ANY OF YA MEMBERS HAVE CONECTIONS WITH THIS PART OF THE WORLD I WILL BE GLAD TO HERE FROM THEM AS I AM HAVING A LOT OF TROUBLE TRACEING ALL MY PART OF THE ROGERS DOWN BYE FOR NOW

Hi, Everyone. I can't believe that I've been off the computer for a week or so & I didn't have a zillion (give or take 100) emails waiting. Time to get everyone shaken awake & get posting your info. Here's my--get comfortable, it's gonna be long. Alli Triple Great Grandparents: J. Abrams b. Indiana m. ? McCall b Indiana Dbl. Great Grandparents: William Henry Abram(s) b. 10 Oct. 1853 Indiana d. June 19, 1915 Chelsea, Craig Co., Okla. m. Barbara Alberta Alvina Carmelia McKay b. 30 Oct. 1846 d. 13 Dec. 1917 Chelsea, Okla. Children: Minnie Mae Abram b. 23 Jun 1878 d. 18 Mar. 1905 Chelsea, Okla. m. Eastwood Olie Beech Carl "Pop" Abram b. 10 Sept. 1881 Missouri d. 3 Sept. 1959 Chelsea, Okla. m Annie Lydia Isabelle Lovell (Great grandparents) William M. Abram b. 1 Apr. 1883 Grover City, Calif. ? d.? Freddie J. Abram b. 17 Dec. 1888 Preston, Mo. d. 3 Feb. 1956 Coffeyville, Kansas bur. 6 Feb. 1956 Preston, Mo. m. 1) Pearl 2) Becky 3) Isabelle Stewart Children for Olie Carl & Annie Lovell are: Viola Mae Abram b. 26 May 1904 d. 1936-7 m. Richard Kidd m. Willie Mounds had a son Bobby Gene Mounds Allie Carol "Carl" Abram b. 30 Sept. 1906 Indian Territory (Nowata Co.),Okla. d. 8 Mar. 1972 Nowata Co., Okla. Bur. Chelsea, Okla. m. Mittie Mae Johnson on 26 Mar. 1932 got divorced around 1953 m. Grace Conklin William Wallace Abram b. 17 Apr. 1909 d.? Coffeyville, Kansas m. 13 Mar. 1916 Coffeyville, Kansas to Mary Francis Sherwood Henry Landlun/Lawrence Abram b. 10 June 1911 d. ? m. Beluah McClaips Charles Abram ? Children for William M. Abram & ? are: Les Abram Ches Abram Bill Abram Baby Girl Abram Send a part 2 tomorrow----stay tuned Alli :)

Sorry to send this to some of this list's, but I don't have all of the list owner's addresses. I was just wondering if I was un=subbed from the list(s) because of bounced mail? I have been off for about a week (or 2) not by choice & not having a way to contact anyone to unsub voluntarily, I figured by now (the 25th) I'd have hundred's of email to go thru--I didn't. If I'm off please let me know so I can resub. Thanks Alli aka2@magiclink.com

has any one a book on woodlawn cemetery,claremore,ok. that will give dates.there are six goodins buried there.lovett,newton,matilda samuel,freddie and effie..lovett was my grt grd father,newton and samuel were his sons and matilda was newton's wife..many thanks for any effort put into this.... ira goodin goodin@flex.net

-----Original Message----- From: Marti <marti@rootsweb.com> To: OK-IT-L@rootsweb.com <OK-IT-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, May 13, 1999 5:48 AM Subject: [OK-IT-L] June 3-5, 1999 - Tenth North Arkansas Ancestor Fair Hi - I was asked if I would pass this notice on to the OKGenweb - I'm sure more than one Okie attends this event. CC's please pass on to your mailing list, if you feel appropriate for your county. - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- Tenth North Arkansas Ancestor Fair June 3-5, 1999 Leslie & Marshall, Arkansas The following Arkansas Counties will be represented at the genealogical swap meet, June 5: Baxter, Benton, Boone, Carroll, Cleburne, Conway, Independence, Izard, Marion, Newton, Searcy, Stone, Van Buren, Washington, Yell. Programs on Thursday, Friday, Saturday cover: Cemetery history, preservation, legal rights; using photos as resources and how to "read" old photos; obscure Ozark research; beginning and intermediate Internet genealogy; Native American research. For further information contact: James J. Johnston, 2333 N. East Oaks Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72703; Tel: 501-442-3691; e-mail <johnston@ipa.net>

-----Original Message----- From: Diana Flynn <ivie@tima.com> To: HODGES-L@rootsweb.com <HODGES-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 05, 1999 9:57 PM Subject: [HODGES-L] Fw: Public Service Announcement: Tornado Relief Fund -----Original Message----- From: OKGasMan@aol.com <OKGasMan@aol.com> To: CUMBERLAND-RIVER@rootsweb.com <CUMBERLAND-RIVER@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 05, 1999 9:39 PM Subject: Public Service Announcement: Tornado Relief Fund >Those wishing to send monetary donations to assist victims of the recent >tornado in the Oklahoma City area may send them to: >Road to Recovery Fund >c/o Bank Of Oklahoma >Department 2534 >Oklahoma City, OK 73196 > >Please forward to as many lists with which you are comfortable in doing so. >Thank You. > >Boyd D. Bible > > >==== CUMBERLAND-RIVER Mailing List ==== >CRR Web Site;<http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/6808/> > > ==== HODGES Mailing List ==== Have you considered joining the Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative? http://www.rootsweb.com/

This was sent to me & was asked to "circulate" it. Please do the same, its important. Thank you Alli -------- Original Message -------- Subject: The Lakota Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 12:19:18 -0600 From: Ari Ma'ayan <amaayan@worldnet.att.net> To: aka2@magiclink.com Please circulate!!!! >X-Sender: asjourney@texramp.net >X-Mailer: QUALCOMM Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.5 (32) >Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 13:59:39 -0500 >To: administrator@campbell.senate.gov >From: Coyote Shadow Pons <asjourney@texramp.net> >Subject: The Lakota >X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by host1.texramp.net id OAA22421 > >The Honorable Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Chairman >U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs > >Attention: Patricia Zell > >My Dear Honorable Senator, Fellow Citizen, and My Red Brother: > >The time to stop the compounding the pain of all the Red Peoples has long >passed unnoticed, as the pain continues, though far more covert to protect >the U.S. politicians. This behavior does not represent the people of this >great nation, Red or White. > >I suffer in silence because the politicians say my people do not exist and >my father will die with a broken heart. But I cannot be silent while your >Committee stands still and does not move against the actions being brought >about by Rep. Dashel's shameful maneuvering in Congress (referring to the >Restoration Act, passed as Title VI of the 1999 Omnibus Appropriations Act, >giving 200,000 acres to the State of South Dakota to be used for >hydro-electric power, wildlife protection and recreational development). >The Act was drafted and passed without proper consultation with all of the >tribal leaders or bands >of the Great Sioux Nation. The Fort Laramie Treaty of 1868 has been and is >still in effect. > >Tribal members are holed up on La Framboise Island, across from the South >Dakota State capitol in Pierre, since Monday, March 22nd. These Sioux will >maintain their peaceful witness until three things are done: > > 1) The legality of the Act which transfers this land to South Dakota is > examined. > 2) The Army Corps of Engineers are required to do an Environmental Impact >Statement (EIS) on the land. On 29 March, the Army Corps of Engineers, >which administers the land, released a press bulletin that it would begin >an EIS on the Missouri River, scheduled to be completed in nine months. > 3) Congressional hearings on the Act are held. > >These Sioux have a permit for their presence, but they are concerned because >the FBI is also there watching them. Given the FBI’s role against activists >in the past, the Sioux have requested an outside independent witness, and >the Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) have put some people in place there. > >What is going to be your part in setting this right for these decendents of >the First Citizens of this nation? > >Ms. Coyote Shadow Pons >Tsalagiyi Nvdagi >Figger-Dude Ranch >4501 Pyeatt >Gladewater, Texas 75647-9232 >asjourney@texramp.net >903-845-6693 >/\ > >

I felt that this was an important issue & topic to forward, for everyone to know about & maybe show some support of some sort. Alli -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [CherokeeGene-L] [Fwd: Unidentified subject!] Resent-Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 18:56:13 -0700 (PDT) Resent-From: CherokeeGene-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thu, 29 Apr 1999 21:12:03 -0500 From: RED THUNDER <tedrvb@hopper.net> Reply-To: tedrvb@hopper.net To: CherokeeGene-L@rootsweb.com Subject: NA Grave Termination hearings to start for River Landing A subdivision is being proposed that would be called "River Landing" and is proposed for an area of the Grassland community of Williamson County Tennessee. It is 248 acres, and lies in a bend in the Harpeth River, north of Franklin, and below Cottonwood Estates. This property has NUMEROUS problems from wetlands to sink holes, sewage to traffic and significant Native American site/s. However Nick Fielder, Tennessee state archaeologist, has been quoted as saying 'since this is private land then no consideration of environmental issues is legally required'. April 29, 1999, From Redwolf I have just received word from Nick Fielder that Geoff King, the atty for Lumbermans, will be filing a Petition to Terminate a Gravesite on the Riverlanding property either tomorrow or early next week. This will be for one gravesite found on the hill, not the gravesites found down by the old barn. The important thing and to me the most discriminatory, is that the archaelogical report identified two other grave areas, one white and one African-American, and strongly recommended to Lumbermans that those sites be left alone and worked around. Yet, they cannot do the same for one, isolated prehistoric Indian grave!!!!!!!! It is blatantly discriminatory to acknowledge and work around two entire cemetaries of white and black people and file a petition to dig up ONE prehistoric grave. And you have seen this story before. They claim only one, then get in there and suddenly, there are MORE! SURPRISE, SURPRISE!!! This is the perfect time and place to get active. The Williamson County Planning Commission has already publicly declared it doesn't want trouble with the Indians. Well, by damn, give'em some trouble!! Political pressure properly applied could go a long way to stop this kind of open discriminatory policy. PLEASE SEND THIS ANNOUNCEMENT OUT. RAISE SOME HELL!! Joe "Redwolf" Please visit http://www.fortunecity.com/greenfield/porton/73/River/River.html and submit your opposition to this project. SEAL

-----Original Message----- From: Jerry <badge417@thrifty.net> To: pcuser@horizon.hit.net <pcuser@horizon.hit.net> Date: Wednesday, April 28, 1999 8:09 PM Subject: Re: Oowala Cemetery Bernie: This is Jerry Jordan again. I hope your move goes smoothly. We will be moving about 10 miles North of San Marcos to Klye, Texas. We are having a new house built. I'm not much for moving, had to do too much of it in the Air Force. THIS will be the last move, it's retirement time almost. Bernie, I think the cemetery I'm looking for is near Foyil, Oklahoma. I found it on the OK Web Site. If you have someone there or near there I can contact I will appreciate it very much, Thanks. Jerry

Be Prepared: This is long. Hi, everyone. All of the surnames that I listed in the Subject line are from my dad's line & who ALL have ended up in Okla., some buried, some still living. They all have been an extreme pain in the paper to find anything on. So, if you happen know anything or be connected you'd make this out of state OKIE extremely happy. Here's what I have on them. Triple Great Grandparents: J. Abrams b. Indiana d.? m. ? McCall b. Indiana Dbl. Great Grandparents: William Henry Abrams b. 10 Oct. 1853 Indiana d. 19 June 1915 Chelsea, Okla. m. 22 Oct. 1876 to Barbara Alberta Alvina Carmelia McKAY b. 30 Oct. 1846 ? d. 13 Dec. 1917 Chelsea, Okla. Children: Minnie Mae Abram b. 23 June 1878 d. 18 Mar. 1905 m. ?Eastwood (Great grandpa) Olie Beech Carl "Pop" Abram b. 10 Sept. 1881 Mo. d. 3 Sept. 1959 Chelsea, Okla. m. 23 Aug. 1903 Annie Lydia Isabelle Lovell William M. Abram b. 1 Apr. 1883 Grover City, Calif? Freddie J. Abram b. 17 Dec. 1888 Preston, Mo. d. 3 Feb. 1956 Coffeyville, Kansas buried Preston, Mo. m. 1. Pearl 2. Becky 3. Isabelle Stewart Ok, I would like to find out more about William Henry & his parents & to know if there are any other possible siblings, etc. Would like to know the husband's name for Minnie Abram, to find out more on William & on Freddie; being married that many times he's bound to have kids. :) Now for the Johnson's: James Samuel Johnson no info. m. Nancy Worth(y) no info. (these names were passed down to my dad from my great grandma, but I haven't found anything yet.) Here's their children: (Great grandpa)James Jefferson JOHNSON b. 9 Mar. 1865 Tipton, Moniteau Co., Mo. d. 13 Feb. 1943 Chelsea, Okla. m. 1. Georgia Ann ?Johnson had 2 kids-boy/girl divorced June 1898 Pawhuska, Okla. m.2. Martha Jane Phariss b. 1880 Ark. on July 23, 1899 Pryor, Okla. William Ballard Johnson b. 18 Oct. 1870 Illinois? d. 15 July 1957 ? Would like more info. on James & Nancy Johnson, James Jefferson's 1st wife Georgia & children, and on William. All of this was passed down or given to my dad without any documents to verify.:) LOVELL: Dbl. Great Grandparents: Edward Wallace Lovell 1858-1937 died/buried Chelsea Cemetery, Chelsea, Okla. m. Martha Ellen White 1865 Nevada, Mo. d. 19--no complete death record on her headstone, also in the Chelsea Cemetery. Children: Annie Lydia Isabelle Lovell b. 6 July 1888 Mo. d. 27 May 1955 Chelsea, Okla. m. 23 Aug. 1903 to Olie Beech Carl "Pop" Abram Levi James Lovell b. 17 Mar. 1897 Nevada, Mo. d. 12 May 1980 Chelsea, Okla. m. 1. Mollie Douglas 2. Rubie Martin. Levi was a member of the Chelsea Masonic Lodge & a member of the 1st Baptist Church also in Chelsea,Okla. Mollie J. Lovell b. 16 Feb. 1898 d. 9 Mar. 1938 (I don't know if she's Levi's x-wife or a sibling) McKAY: 4th great possible grandparents: Zachariah McKay m. Sallie/Sarah Lanham Triple Great Grandparents: Abraham McKAY SR. b. 29 July 1807 d. 1 May 1885 m. 30 Oct. 1828 Jefferson Co., Indiana to Mary B. (possibly Piles) b. 20 Jan. 1809 ? Children: Zachariah McKay b. 8 Feb. 1830 d. 9 Mar. 1883 m. 16 Mar. 1854 to Lucinda ? William P. McKay b. 30 Aug. 1832 d. 19 Nov. 1865 m. 19 Nov. 1854 to Sariah Cady Sariah E. McKay b. 13 Mar. 1834 d. 16 Feb. 1868 m. 4 July 1854 to Enoch C. Cady Abraham Aarnestes McKay b. 2 Mar. 1836 d. 15 Dec. 1879 m. 4 Dec. 1860 to Sintha/Cythia Washburne Greenup H. McKay b. 15 Apr. 1838 d. 17 Nov. 1869 m. 20 Apr. 1862 to Mary Louisa Willis Mary E. McKay b. 2 Apr. 1840 d.? m.23 Feb. 1858 to William Curran John Henry McKay b. 26 Jan. 1842 d. 23 Nov. 1862 Lewis C. McKay b. 13 Jan. 1844 d.? m. 14 Mar. 1869 to M.L. Wyell Barbara Alberta Alvina Carmelia McKay b. 30 Oct. 1846 d. 13 Dec. 1917 Chelsea, Okla. to William Henry Abrams George W. McKay b. 14 Feb. 1848 d.? m. 12 Feb. 1871 to E.V. Girdner Nancy Ann B. McKay b. 1 Apr. 1850 d. 9 Feb. 1862 Olliva/Olleava Scott McKay b. 25 Sept. 1852 d. 23 June 1860 Adams: 4th great possible grandparents: James Adams E. Tn. m. ? 3rd Great grandparents: James Adams b. E.Tn. m. Elizabeth Thompson b. N.C. Possible Child: Nellie Adams Children: Martha Malinda Adams b. 28 Feb. 1838 Tn. d. 26 Sept. 1918 Chouteau, Okla. Mary Ann Adams b. 1840 d? m. ?Williams Geo W. Adams b. 1854 ? d. abt. 1903 Russell Adams b. 1841 d. abt. 1900 Jesse N. Adams b. ? d. 1905 Phariss: Triple Great Grandparents: John Phariss Tn. m. Polly/Mary Brady Dbl. Great Grandparents: Samuel Phariss b. 2 Jan. 1824 Tn. d. 6 June 1889 Chouteau, Okla. m. Martha Malinda Adams b. 28 Feb. 1838 Tn. Children: James Adams Phariss b. 1857? d.? Geo W. Phariss b. 29 Dec. 1859 d. 1868 John R. Phariss b. 21 Oct. 1861 d. 1868 Jesse Newton "Newt" Phariss b. 1 Apr. 1864 d. 18 Oct. 1848 m. Rosa M.B. Rodden William T. Phariss b. 26 July 1866 d. 17 Apr. 1900 Mira P. Phariss b. 8 Dec. 1869 d. 1872 Farley P. Phariss b. 11 May 1873 d. 1877 Martha Jane "Mattie" Phariss b. 5 Apr. 1883 Prairie Grove/Fayetteville, Ark. d. 9 Mar. 1972 m. 23 July 1899 Pryor, Okla. to James Jefferson Johnson Mary E. Phariss b. 7 Nov. 1885 Prarie Grove, Ark. d.? m. W.T. Scotten Samuel Franklin Phariss b. 7 Nov. 1885 d? White: Need info. on Triple Great Grandparents Children: Martha Ellen White 1865 Nevada, Mo.-19-- no complete death date on headstone m. Edward Wallace Lovell (Twin Sister) Mary White b. 1865 Nevada, Mo. d? m. ?Hood at least one child: Adrian Kennedy Issac White no info. John James Franklin White b. 1870 Indiana d. 1948 Chelsea, Rogers Co., Okla. m. Ida Flora Truell/Trull/Tavel b. 1876 Mo. d. 1938 Chelsea, Claremore Co/rogers Co., Okla. at least one Child: Ellen White m. Dan Jones one child: James Jones m. JoAnn Byrd one possible female child Ettie White m. ? Charles Lou White m ?Colwell May White Alice White Newt White Thompson: 4th Great Grandparents: Thomas Thompson m. Delphia ? N.C. Children: James Thompson David Thompson d. 1876 Elizabeth Thompson 3rd Great Grandparents: Elizath Thompson N.C. m. James Adams Tn. Sorry for this being so long, hope I am able to find some connections with some new cousins. Alli

My name is Jerry L. Jordan and I live in San Marcos, Texas. I'm trying to find out if my GG Grandfather and my GG Grandmother are buried in the Oowala Cemetery. Is there any one who has researched this cemetery that can assist me on finding this out or put me in contact with someone who can assist me? GG Grandfather-William Jordan born about 1821 in Tennessee and move to Rogers County from Dallas County Missouri. GG Grandmother Sarah Bartshear Jordan, born about 1826 in Tennessee. It is possible William's middle initial is L. I'm just not sure. They had eight children, one who was my G Grandfather Robert C. Jordan, born about 1861 and was married to Louisa S. Bain, they are both buried in the May, Oklahoma Cemetery. My email address is: badge417@thrifty.net Thank you very much. Jerry L. Jordan 1508 Earle Street San Marcos, Texas 78666

-----Original Message----- From: Jerry <badge417@thrifty.net> To: pcuser@horizon.hit.net <pcuser@horizon.hit.net> Date: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 4:54 PM Subject: Oowala Cemetery Dear Terasa: My name is Jerry L. Jordan and I live in San Marcos, Texas. I've been searching for my GG Grandfather WILLIAM L. JORDAN. I know he was born in somewhere in Tennessee and lived in Dallas County Missouri, for a while. I think he lived in Rogers County until his death. and I think maybe he is buried in Oowala Cemetery. Could you put me in touch with someone that has done or is doing cemetery research. I will attempt to contact them to look for me and se if WILLIAM is buried there. My GG Grandmother's name was SARAH and she may be buried there also. My email address is: badge417@thrifty.net Thank you so very much. Jerry Jordan