Pittsburg County, OK - Tannehill Veterans Memorial

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                      Tannehill Cemetery

An alphabetical listing of all readable stones in Tannehill Cemetery.   
The cemetery is located behind Tannehill Freewill Baptist Church.  
Directions to the cemetery are as follows: From west Carl Albert 
Parkway in McAlester, Oklahoma turn north on West Street, which runs 
in front of the Oklahoma State Penitentiary.  In front of the penitentiary, 
turn right onto Stonewall, go to the stop sign, turn left on Talawanda Street 
and follow Talawanda around past the prison cemetery.  Continue along that
road until you get to the one-lane bridge.  After the one-lane bridge, the 
road splits and you need to go left and follow the signs for Tannehill..  
Approximately 2 miles further along Tannehill Road, you'll see the church 
on the left.

Veterans Memorial:
Erected and dedicated to veterans who served our country and are buried 
in the Tannehill Cemetery.  By Carl W. Tannehill (USA ret. WWII) 123, 
James E. Tannehill (USMC WWII) 1998, and Joseph C. Tannehill (USA WWII) 

      They sought no glory but their country's good ~ 1986

UCV Civil War

Hendrix, Joseph L 
Cook, W. H.
Meadows, Andrew J.

 WWI

Brown, Arthur L.
Busby, Jodie R. 
Compulube, Fred J.
Durant, P. J. 
Hobbs, Joe Berry 
Janes, Jesse S..
Lee, William P.
Martin, Roy C.
Mitchell, Herbert J.
Painter, William J.
Rayburn, James F.
Rowell, Isaac
Rowell, James R.
Sharkey, Thomas J.
Talbot, Loftin T.
Talbot, Joseph L.
Terry, William
Tinkler, Roy
Turnbow, Robert H.
Williams, Grover L.
Duckworth, William A.

WWII

Allford, Miller B. 
Baird, Jay Woodrow
Calhoun, Everett
Compulube, Hughes
Crawley, Othel F.
DeWeese, Floyd E.
Durant, Elmer L.
Edwards, Bob R.
Gaddy, Ted
Gray, Buddy
Green, Edgar E.
 Haws, Jesse
WWII (cont'd)

Henderson, Lloyd L.
Hill, Fred L.
Horton, Grady E.
Jackson, Ernest 
Jarrett, Melvin R.
Justice, Herman R.
Kindrick, Albert 
Kinkead, Smith
Koch, Edgar E.
Lewis, Bascom
Marcum, Thad
Myers, Rudolf S.
Nobles, Barney
Padgett, Earl Sr.
Painter, Johnnie W.
Payne, Ernest H.
Pool, Howard F.
Powell, C. W. (Chank)
Powell, Ray C.
Ramsey, James J.
Ramsey, Thomas N.
Reed, William T.
Robertson, David R.
Robins, Kenneth H.
Rowell, James R. Jr.
Rowell, Raymond 
Shipley, Elvin A.
Snow, Henry F. 
Snow, Johnny L.
Sparks, Leon A.
Stevens, A. C.
Taylor, Jack W.
Terry, Eldred W.
Vermillion, Austin N.
Warren, William T.
Watson, Roy L.
Whitehead, J. C. 
Whitfield, Eugene 
Williamson, Owen
Vermillion, Walter J.
Zummer, Joe

Korea

Calhoun, Everett
Durant, Elmer L. 
Gilmore, Haskel J. 
Green, Edgar E.
Ivey, Edward C.
Jernigen, Fred
Padgett, Earl Sr.
Painter, Johnnie W.
Reed, David W.
Stevens, Donald B.
Talbot, Joseph L. Jr.

Vietnam

Durant, Noel F. 
Gilmore, Haskel J. 
Nobles, Elmer Lloyd
Ramsay, Allen R.
Robins, Kenneth R.
Sparks, Stephen D.
Talbot, Jimmie Dale Sr.
Talbot, Joseph L. Jr.
Williams, Jerald 
Yutesler, Robert C.

Peacetime

Helton, Allen 
Hyden, Ernest A.
Luker, Carl J. Jr.
Robertson, James H.