Atoka County, OK. - Cemetery: Doyle Cemetery
Also known as: Old Indian Cemetery
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Transcribed by:  Bennie L. Loftin - bloftin@oio.net
		 January 8, 2001
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			DOYLE CEMETERY                        
		     Atoka County, Oklahoma

LOCATED: SECTION 1, T-1-N, R-13-E
 
This cemetery was about 1/4 mile west and a little north of Olen "Buster" 
Patterson's old home. It was known as an old Indian Cemetery. The one broken 
granite stone that was found, is the only tombstone that anyone remembers, 
but they did remember that there were at one time several rock walled graves. 

Field work on March 6, 1993 by Clarence Hoehman, Junior Patterson, Johnny Cudd 
and Bennie Loftin.
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8 OR 10 ROCK WALLED GRAVES (ALL TRACES NOW GONE)

DOYLE, BURTON; 9 NOV 1813-15 NOV 1874; AGED 61 YEARS (BROKEN)
Oklahoma Chronicles, Vol. 11, page 820.

By act of the Choctaw General Council, John Pendergraf Rogers was granted the 
privilege of operating a toll bridge just east of present Wesley, across 
Nolitubbe Creek, a branch of McGee Creek. A post office was established at this
point, called Rogers Station, on July 1, 1874, with Burton Doyle as postmaster.