Ninas
Cemetery
is located at Parker in Coal County Oklahoma. It's located at the very top of a very tall hill a good mile from any county road. The cemetery has a rock wall completely around it about 3 feet tall. It is encircled by a row of cedar trees planted
just inside the wall. In the winter you can look to the top of this hill and see the green point where cedar
trees are and know just where the cemetery in located.
This cemetery was canvassed April 27, 2001 by Rickey Prince and George Guinn. |
NAME |
Date of Birth |
Date of Death |
Other Information |
Ninas Infant daughter |
No
dates |
No
dates |
daughter
of W & T Ninas |
Ninas Infant son |
August 2, 1894 |
Sept
8,1894 |
son
of W & T Ninas |
Ninas Cyrena |
June
10, 1904 |
July
17,1904 |
daughter of W & T |
Ninas Flora L. |
August 2, 1897 |
May
23,1914 |
daughter of W & T |
Ninas Mary |
October 25,1905 |
April 6,1906 |
daughter of W & T |
Ninas Roahma |
September 10,1892 |
Nov.
10,1892 |
daughter of W & T |
Ninas Sicon |
September 10,1899 |
Dec
10,1899 |
son
of W & T |
Ninas Tennesse |
No Date |
May
25, 1906 |
Wife
of William Ninas Age 33 |
William Ninas was a White man and Tennesse Ninas was
a Choctaw Indian. Tennesse and daughter Mary died with in 6 weeks of each other and is
thought they died from the flu.
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