SPECIAL ( THE OLD OAK GROVE (PATTERSON CEMETERY CENSUS) 
Provided by Mary Ann Hastey Oglesby Genealogy notes, who has been my inspiration 
and mentor in my quest for knowledge of my ancestry. 
May my mother continue to guide and help me and find peace and joy 
with those ancestors she researched for so long a time. 
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Two miles south of Oak Grove Church and one forth mile off the highway 
there is a little cemetery where many of our pioneers rest. This cemetery has 
long been abandoned and a new one formed, descendents of these people still 
know it exists. Two huge gnarled oak trees remained there in the mid 60’s 
when the list was compiled. 
Ambrose, O.H. 07/24/1856-11/24/1918 
Ambrose, Nancy 07/29/1857-02/02/1938 
Ambrose, Dewey 09/27/1897-09/14/1898 
Altom, Maggie 03/03/1880-01/11/1900 wife of N.L. 
Carter, John 12/03/1875-01/07/1885 son of M.N. and Nancy 
Covington, Hannah 04/04/1806-05/28/1878 (wife of J.W. 
Daugherty, Elizabeth Ann 06/11/1832-02/07/1892 
Daugherty, Uddie 08/25/1904-09/15/1906 daugh/o W.B &L.J. 
Daugherty, Baby born and died 08/1893 
Daugherty, Gladice 02/02/1906-10/08/1906 
Daugherty, John 06/05/1822-05/05/1850 
Everett, Frank H. 10/31/1850-02/14/1913 
Everett, Heneritta 01/18/1887-10/07/1895 
Everett, B.L. 11/01/1877-08/03/1894 
Everett, Benjamin L. 01/18/1887-10/07/1895 s/o W.H.&Henrietta 
Everett, Eugene 08/09/1913-06/10/1914 s/o W.H.&Zoenna 
Everett. Baby 04/08/1910-05/10/1910 s/o John and May 
Everett, Leon E. 05/04/1918-10/04/1919 
A badly destroyed marker 
Jarvis, W.H. 0851/1906 
Jarvis Mary E. 1850/1892 
Jarvis, William T. 08/17/1869-02/08/1892 s/o J.H.&J.T 
Jordan, Jewel 07/22/1894-02/08/1904 d/o J.S.& M.O. 
Neely, Martha 10/08/1846-03/05/1923 
Nix, J. E. 1857-1943 
Nix, Fannie 08/20/1860-04/19/1904 
Nix, Curtis 11/05/1908-11/20/1908 
Oakman, Albert H. 11/10/1825-08-13/1885 
Roton, Josiah Freeman 10/10/1825-02/25/1901 
Roton, Olivia Jane Otwell 05/03/1835-01/03/1913 
Roton, Martha 05/13/1866-03/02/1875 d/o JF&Olivia 
Roton, Isiah 08/13/1875-09/10/1875 s/o JF&Olivia 
Roton, infant of N.A. & W.L. born and died 07/16/1893 
Roton, infant of N.A. & W.L. born and died 06/19/1892 
Roton, Debbie 10/05/1890 01/121919 w/o/ J.R. Roton 
Riggins, Lena Edna 02/08/1895-03/27/1896 
Rowland, H. G. 05/21/1848-10/25/1901 
Rowland, Letetia Ann 06/01/1845-12/02/1920 
Park, R, C. 08/05/1820-08/04/1893 
Park, Carrie 10/27/1890-12/05/1911 
Yates, Georgia Ann 04/13/1872-10/13/1904 
Yates, Annie 12/12/1892-08/26/1903 
Yates, Nora 11/12/1897-08/25/1903 
Yates, Lizzie 02/12/1897-05/30/1920 w/o J.R. 
***A number of unmarked graves and some with field stone markers or metal markers. 
When the white men started settling in Arkansas they found the territory inhabited by 
many Indian tribes. Chiefly around the Oak Grove area and when planting time came 
many artifacts were found during the planting and after rains. Osages, Caddoes, and 
Quapaws were the main tribes here. My brother and I filled many happy hours walking 
up and down Bodcau Creek Banks in search of relics of the past. Here we found bird 
points, grinding stones, axes, and many other interesting pieces. A most interesting find 
some years ago was crystal points that proved trade and commerce from the Indians in 
our area to the Indians in Hot Springs where the crystals came from. 
This is the completed list of the Old Patterson (Oak Grove Cemetery) should there be 
more additions that you know of please let me know and will check and see if it should be added. 
Happy Hunting. 
Aunt Ludie