Marshall County, Oklahoma - Aylesworth Cemetery

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Copyright © 1999 by Trudy Marlow: 
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Source:  visited cemetery 1999
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                     Aylesworth Cemetery

Driving Directions: Turn on to Cumberland Road off of Hwy 199 turn
on to Aylesworth Road (sign pointing to Bridgeview Resort) Follow 
the dirt road a few miles. The cemetery is located on the top of a 
hill on the right side of the road. If you reach the paved road, 
come back a few feet. The cemetery is located in a cow pasture. A 
sign posted on the the fence reads: Aylesworth Cemetery Est. in 
1834 in Memory of John Simmons in 1900.

Please note that this is NOT all of the burials at Aylesworth
it is just a few I wrote down while visiting the cemetery:

Winnie May Amos  1904-1954
Laura, wife of J.C. Long Died Jan 29, 1907
Dora F. Long 1889 - 19-- (double headstone with John C. Long)
John C. Long 1876-1938

Teddy Harper  1904-1918

Luther and Bertha Hugkins

Thomas Bull 1869-1916

Norma Francis Grubbs Born May 25, 1938

Florence, wife of Bud Wheeler  1869-1925

There were several Halkins, Wheeler and Simmons headstones, 
which I didn't write down dates or names off of the headstones!


Additional Notes about possible burials:
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My grandmother was born in Aylesworth and she married my
grandfather in Kinlock.  I understood from Grandma that her
grandparents, Anthony and Christine Halkins died and were 
buried in Aylesworth.  I asked grandma a number of years ago 
if they had been 'relocated' before the lake was 'brought' in 
and she thinks that they may have been.  

Carl Burgett
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