G.P.S. LOCATION FOR THIS CEMETERY
34
03 20.21N, 99 46 03.42W
Location;
West of Crowell on Highway 70 for 2.5 miles, then North on FM 1039 for 4.6
miles.
RESEARCHED BY - RUTH GOODWIN, ROXIE HOUGH, LETA JO HAYNIE, FAYE
STATSER
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE by JIM RICH
The first person buried in the cemetery at Black
was a Chapman baby who died in 1889.
The
family was traveling through the country,
some say in a wagon train. The child became ill, and they camped there for a few days. When the child died,
the weather was so severe that J.H. Olds and John Nichols, father of Walter, Claude, and Grover, made a coffin from a plank from the Nichol's barn.
All the graves were marked with native stone.
This Cemetery has been plowed under and no longer exists. The Black School was also located here.
|
Last
Name |
First
Name |
dob |
dod |
Comments |
|
Chapman |
baby |
- |
1889 |
- |
|
Newman |
girl |
1886 |
1890 |
age 4 years |
|
baby |
- |
- |
1901 |
baby from Yamparika
Creek |
|
Nichols |
baby girl |
- |
1901 |
BABY OF W.W.
NICHOLS |
|
|
baby |
- |
1902 |
Baby
of Clarence Moore |
|
Kincheloe |
twin girls |
- |
1904 |
Twin girls of
Mr.& Mrs. Jim Kincheloe |
|
Mckown |
Rolland |
- |
1904 |
son of Mr. &
Mrs.George McKown |
|
Nichols |
Morine |
- |
1915 |
daughter of
Mr.&Mrs. Claude Nichols |
|
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