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Stratford History Book
Stratford Roots
c/o Chandler-Watts Library
P. O. Box 696
Stratford, OK74872
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"In Loving Memory" contains the following cemeteries;
Canvas 1996
Hart (complete), Pontotoc
Lightning Ridge, Pontotoc
Midland, Pontotoc
Cook-Chisholm Family
Dolberg, Pontotoc
Lewis
Maxwell, Pontotoc
Abney Family
Marrs Family
Box X , Pontotoc
Postoak Family
Sam Lewis Family
Corley
Clabber Flats and Byars.

$15.00
Stratford Roots:
c/o Chandler - Watts Library
P.O. Box 696
Stratford, Oklahoma 74872

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"McGee Cemetery" Canvas in 1996. McGee is in Garvin Co.
$15.00
Stratford Roots:
c/o Chandler - Watts Library
P.O. Box 696
Stratford, Oklahoma 74872

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"Oaklawn Cemetery Sexton Book", Wynnewood, Garvin Co.
Abstract of Burial Records
Compiled and sold by LaRita D. Reynes LDReynes@aol.com
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