2700 S Shartel
Oklahoma City OK 73103
405-524-2559
2700 S Shartel
Oklahoma City OK 73103
405-524-2559
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Fairlawn Cemetery Interments A-L M-Z
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| Armstrong, Berta (Mrs. James S.) | |
| Boring, Ernest. N & Rena Boucher | Ferguson, Mary C. |
| Costas, Myrtle Ellen | |
| Curtis, John L. | |
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Harreld, John William (1872-1950) |
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| Goodman, Alberta Ann (Crabtree) |
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| Gorrell, Thelma L. |
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| Gore, Nina Kay, b. 28 Mar 1878, d. 8 May 1963, wife of Thomas Pryor Gore, | |
| Gore, Thomas Pryor, b. 10 Dec 1870, d. 16 Mar 1949, Member of the Council, Oklahoma Territory 7th Legislative Assembly 11th District 1903 - 1905, U S Senate 1907-1921, 1931-1937, 1st U S Senator from Oklahoma, |
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| Gragg, Cecil L.loyd | no stone tea4/2 |
| Green, Helen O. | |
| Griffin, Fenton P. & Laura M. |
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| Gudka, John W., b. 1857, d. 1911, | |
| Gudka, Mitta A., b. 1865, d. 1934, | |
| Haley, Andrew & Catherine |
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| Haley, Edward | no stone tea4/2 |
| Haley, Henry Vail | no stone tea4/2 |
| Haley, John M. & Margaret |
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| Haley, Stella Mae | no stone tea4/2 |
| Hall, Francis E. Rev, b. 1872, d. 1907, ordained 29 Jun 1896, | |
| Hall, William Leo Rev., b. 1873, d. 1943, | |
| Haefner, Charles B. |
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| Herskowitz, Arline, b. 31 Jul 1882, d. 1 Oct 1968 | |
| Herskowitz, Harold A., b. 1 Oct 1908, d. 2 Apr 1996 | |
| Herskowitz, Harry, b. 2 Jul 1882, d. 20 Jun 1940,
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| Herskowitz, Lela Jane, b. 13 Nov 1910, d. 13 Aug 1997 | |
| Herskowitz, Mannie D., b. 6 Aug 1881, d. 7 Mar 1952 | |
| Herskowitz, Minnie, b. 25 Dec 1859, d. 5 May 1915 | |
| Herskowitz, Mose, b. 26 May 1858, d. 14 Feb 1927 | |
| Herskowitz, Pearl, b. 19 Feb 1881, d. 1 Aug 1969, | |
| Herskowitz, Tillie, b. 6 May 1885, d. 27 Jun 1967 | |
| Hess, Jake L., b. Mar 1873, d. Mar 1951 | |
| Hubler, Charles P., d. 8 Aug 1935, Missouri SGT 129 Field ARTY 35 Div | |
| Hubler, Linda M., b. 22 Mar 1897, d. 20 Sep 1985 | |
| Harris, Margaret (Elkouri) | |
| Harris, S. B. | |
| Harris, Sallie | |
| Harwood, Thomas F. | |
| Hawk, Carl Jessup | |
| Haworth, J. W. |
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| Hearn, DeForest W. & Marguerite M. |
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| Heinrich, C. D. | |
| Henderson, W. P. | |
| Henshaw, George A. | |
| Henshaw, Nettie (Anderson) | |
| Hicks, Clarence | no stone tea4two |
| Hightower, Wilbur Edward & Ethelyn (Johnson) | no stone tea4two 08-18-2012 |
| Holden, Julia | |
| Homsey, Josephine | |
| Hotze, Ernest George & Pricilla Bond |
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| Hotze, Sarah | no stone tea4/2 08-20-2012 |
| Hubatka, John | no stone tea4/2 08-20-2012 |
| Huffman, Carl & Loyce (Bucy) |
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| Huffman, Oleta Burton |
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| Jabara, Zakia M. |
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| Janovy, Helen |
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| Jewell, Henry S. | |
| Jewell, Mrs. Wynn Ream | |
| Johnson, Mildred & Evelyn | |
| Johnson, Robert | |
| Johnson, Ruth |
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| Jones, Charles Gesham | |
| Jones, M. B. | |
| Jude, Jessie Lyday |
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| Keith, Jesse H. |
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| Koberg Jr., John D. "Jack" |
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Koberg Sr., John D.& Gretta A. (Rhoads) his obit not found |
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| Kamber, B. Milton, b. 21 May 1902, d. 28 Feb 1993 | |
| Karaitschew, Aleksandra, b. 2 May 1889, d. 23 Jan 1976, s/w Mitrofan Karaitschew | |
| Karaitschew, Mitrofan, b. 21 May 1890, d. 15 Jul 1977, s/w Aleksandra Karaitschew | |
| Karau, G. R., b. 1842, d. 1923, father | |
| Karau, Johanna, b. 1847, d. 1929, mother | |
| Keesee, Lettie J., b. 21 Jul 1866, d. 24 Aug 1948 | |
| Keesee, Richard R., b. 14 Dec 1865, d. 17 May 1922 | |
| Keleher, Alfred P., b. 31 Dec 1918, d. 20 Aug 1942, Oklahoma ENS USNR W.W.II | |
| Keleher, Barbara E., b. 1886, d. 1974, s/w Morgan P. Keleher | |
| Keleher, Morgan P., b. 1880, d. 1967, s/w Barbara E. Keleher | |
| Kelley, Francis Clement Most Rev., b. 23 Oct 1870, d. 1 Feb 1948, Ordained 24 Aug 1893, 2nd Bishop of Oklahoma | |
| Kelly, John C., b. 15 Aug 1863, d. 29 Sep 1959 | |
| Kelly, Musetta Ann, b. 29 Sep 1873, d. 27 Nov 1959, mother | |
| Kelly, William C., b. 15 Nov 1894, d. 19 Oct 1979, PVT US Army WW I | |
| Kendall, Jeanne, b. 8 Nov 1887, d. 2 May 1911, wife of T. E. Kendall | |
| Keun, Lawrence E. |
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| Kibby, Elise M. | no stone tea4/2 |
| Kibby, Frank D. | no stone tea4/2 |
| Kinkade, Gladstone R. Rev., b. 9 Oct 1905 (Jonesburg Mo.), d. 1 Feb 1939 (El Reno, Ok), converted 9 Oct 1925, ordained 28 Jul 1935 (Rome, Italy), Stationed at Our Lady's Cathedral (OKC) 1936 - 1938 | |
| Kirkpatrick, Eleanor Blake, b. 10 Mar 1909, d. 20 May 1997 | |
| Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth, b. 17 Jan 1834, d. 25 May 1917 | |
| Kirkpatrick, James H., b. 21 Aug 1855, d. 13 Dec 1927 | |
| Kirkpatrick, John E., b. 21 May 1829, d. 16 Nov 1916 | |
| Kiser, Clinton T., b. 25 Nov 1870, d. 7 Aug 1921, | |
| Kiser, Lenissa L., b. 4 May 1880, d. 13 May 1925, | |
| Kiser, Phyllis June, b. 20 Oct 1919, d. 20 Nov 1938 | |
| Kisten, Otto Harry, b. 15 Mar 1897, d. 10 Nov 1965, Oklahoma PFC Co. M 80 Infantry WW I | |
| Klepzig, Carl F. R. & Leila (Jackson) |
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| Kolodny, Sam |
The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Fairlawn Cemetery was established 1892 and is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma County
1904, March 23, page 12 "The Oklahoman" 'Fairlawn Cemetery being improved. A great many of the lot owners of Fairlawn Cemetery are having their lots beautified with grass, hedges and evergreen trees...'
1904, May 12, page 3 "The Oklahoman"
'Annuoncement (sic) at Fairlawn Cemetery
Many improvements will soon be under way at Fairlawn
Cemterey. A new water system is being installed, which will
supply an abundance of water and Mr. Geo. L. Stiles of the
Stiles Floral Co. has been given charge of the grounds.
Decoration day is near at hand and lot owners should arrange to
have their grounds beautified at once. Contracts can be made for
the constant care of lots by a competent man.'
1904, October 20 page 2 Fairlawn Cemetery Association to J. M. Johnson, lot 99, block 5, Fairlawn Cemtery, $50
1905, March 23 page 5 Fairlawn Cemetery Association to O. D. Lockhard, lot 79, block 5, Fairlawn Cemtery, $39
1910, January 18, page 4 "The Oklahoman" 'Contract let for one mile of paving at Fairlaw - Method Favored. Contract for the paving of one mile of the drives of Fairlawn cemt3ery was let by the board to California Paying company Monday. H. M. Johnson of Chandler is president of the company and T. N. Stiecher.... is consulting engineer. The amount of the contract is $6,000. ...consists of crushed rock with asphalt dressing..
1911, January 17, page 13 ...seal bids for the building of either an iron fence or concrete base or concrete fense, together with either one or two entrance gates will be received in the office until January 21, 1911...
1913, November 22, page 5 Fairlawn Cemetery Lots are Cheaper... prices for lots in Fairlawn Cemetery have been reduced. Lots for two or three person many now be purchased for $20 up.
1915, July 7, pg 6 New Directors for Fairlawn Cemetery: George C. Sohlberg, G. B. Stone, W. S. Guthrie, Frank J. Merrill and Fred E. Suits...
1916, July 27, page 11 Cemetery sidewalks will begin to disappear from Fairlawn cemetery, now that the directors of the cemetery association have decided to plant Bermuda grass where the walks now lay. The board feels taht it will be a great improvement to dispense with the sidewalks...
1918, January 27, page 33 Crematory May Be Constructed Here... Building of Mausoleum to Begin at One... Plans of the new $70,000 mausoleum to be started shortly at Fairlawn Cemetery were received yesterday from Cecil E. Bryan, a Chicago architect... It is likely that a $10,000 crematory will be constructed in connection with the mausoleum. Oklahoma City will have the only crematory between St. Louis and San Franciso...
1918, March 21, page 47 -- Endownment Fund of $200,000
The erection of the mausoleum is purely a community enterprise.
Fairlawn Cemetery Association is mutual and the officers and
board of directors now conducting the erection of the
mausoleum
are serving without pay. Whatever profit accrues from the
sale of
crypts will be added to an endowment fund which will reach
$200,000 when all are sold. This will provided perpetual
care
for the building.
Waiting until death comes to provide a resting place means
that you will buy in haste and perhaps meet disappointment.
Many prominent citizens have made reservations:
J. R. Cottingham, J. M. Bass, Martin Kingkade, E. A. Walker, J.
F.
Harbour, John R. Boardman, Geo. G. Kerr, A. R. Nelson, Capt. J.
H.
Grant, T. J. Stewart, Dr. W. E. Dicken and many others.
1918, March 24, page 32. - photo
1919, May 11, page 40 Monument
to have Cannon and Shells
Two bronze cannon and 120 shells will be mounted on granite
pedestals and placed in position about the monument in memory of
soldiers and sailors who served in defense of their country in
Fairlawn Cemetery. An expenditure was incurred...and
subscriptions were requested. [follows a list of names and small
amounts $1-$50 contributions.
The monument will be dedicated June 14, Flag day.
1919, May 28, page 18 ...memorial services will be held at Fairlawn Cemetery at 10 o'clock Friday morning by the Grand Army of the Republic.... all veterans of wars in which the United State has participated are invited to attend the services... All soldier graves in the cemetery will be decorated...
1919, July 5 page 1 --...The soldiers' and sailors' monument was unveiled at Fairlawn cemetery in the afternoon... The monument is a shaft twenty-six feet in height of Mount Airy granite and rests on a concrete foundation.
