NOTE: Throughout several decades after the cemetery was established, the City of Little Rock used several areas of Oakland Cemetery for what the various sextons called Potter's Field, Pauper's Field, Stranger's Hollow and Public Ground. Information for this record was extracted from Old sextons' records 1867-1899, digitized at Familysearch.org under the search category Arkansas, Oakland and Fraternal Historic Cemetery Records, 1867-2013.
This is a record of an individual buried at public expense, and most likely, the grave was not marked or was only marked with a temporary marker. The sexton's record noted that her age at death was 28 years. Sections and lots are most likely descriptive only for the time they were noted.
I have used the date of burial as the date of death.
This is a record of an individual buried at public expense, and most likely, the grave was not marked or was only marked with a temporary marker. The sexton's record noted that her age at death was 28 years. Sections and lots are most likely descriptive only for the time they were noted.
I have used the date of burial as the date of death.
NOTE: Throughout several decades after the cemetery was established, the City of Little Rock used several areas of Oakland Cemetery for what the various sextons called Potter's Field, Pauper's Field, Stranger's Hollow and Public Ground. Information for this record was extracted from Old sextons' records 1867-1899, digitized at Familysearch.org under the search category Arkansas, Oakland and Fraternal Historic Cemetery Records, 1867-2013.
This is a record of an individual buried at public expense, and most likely, the grave was not marked or was only marked with a temporary marker. The sexton's record noted that her age at death was 28 years. Sections and lots are most likely descriptive only for the time they were noted.
I have used the date of burial as the date of death.
This is a record of an individual buried at public expense, and most likely, the grave was not marked or was only marked with a temporary marker. The sexton's record noted that her age at death was 28 years. Sections and lots are most likely descriptive only for the time they were noted.
I have used the date of burial as the date of death.
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