Arkansas, Marion, Oakland, Oakland and Fraternal Historic Cemetery Records - FamilySearch Historical Records

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Oakland, Marion, Arkansas, United States
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Location of Oakland, Marion, Arkansas
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Record Description
Record Type	Cemetery
Collection years	1867-2013
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Oakland and Fraternal Historic Cemetery

What is in This Collection?

This collection contains images of cemetery records including burial and lot sales books, and 3 x 5 index burial cards for the years 1867 to 2013.

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What Can These Records Tell Me?

The following information may be found in these records:

Burial books

• Name of deceased
• Race
• Gender
• Whether adult, child or infant
• Burial date
• Burial place
• Burial permit number
• If a pauper
• Fees charged
• Name of undertaker

Lot sales

• Name of purchaser
• Amount paid
• Lot number
• Purchase date
• Signatures of witnesses

Collection Content

Sample Images

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  Burial Book 1899

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  Lot Sale 1901

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  Burial card 1982

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  Index

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• The name of the deceased person
• The approximate date of death

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I Found the Person I was Looking for, What Now?

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Research Helps

The following articles will help you in your research for your family in the state of Arkansas.

• Arkansas Guided Research
• Research Tips and Strategies
• Step-by-Step Research: 1880-Present

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