Ochiltree Cemetery, Ochiltree County, Texas
Sorry, only partial cemetery inscriptions available to us at this time.
Location:
SH 70, 9 mi. S of Perryton.
Historical Marker: In 1902, Jim McLarty and J. V.
Stump fenced off 90 acres for a cemetery in the town of Ochiltree.
Soon afterwards, Jim was thrown from his horse and killed, and
at age 21 became the first person buried in the cemetery. In 1927
the county acquired the deed from Mr. J. M. Blasingame; in 1930
a cemetery association was formed. During the Depression of the
1930s an entry gate was built with help from the Works Progress
Administration. Veterans of the Civil War and Spanish American
wars, as well as World Wars I and II and the conflicts in Korea
and Vietnam, are among the citizens buried here. (1997)
Last Name | First Name | Birth | Death | Comments |
Moon | Leona Furnish | April 20, 1896 | June 14, 1934 | - |
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