Blaine County Cemeteries
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Geary Area Cemeteries
Geary | Richland

    Geary Cemetery,     Alfalfa Township Township,     Section 11 - 13N - 11W
"The Geary Cemetery is the largest cemetery in Blaine County and may be the oldest other than the Indian burials. Early settlers founded the Geary cemetery in 1888. There are no marker dates this early; however, there is one-dated 1891. It is for a young woman by the name of Susan Geary whose father, M.J. Geary, was buried later with the inscription on his tombstone, 'born in Cavin County, Ireland'. This raises the question of whether Geary is French or Irish name."
Rinehart, Merle and Noby Kennedy, Comps.,
Cemeteries of Blaine County Oklahoma,
Publisher: El Reno, OK, 1982

Hiersche, 1835 - 1902

Driving Directions: 1 mile west of the 270/281 intersection in Geary


The original location of the Geary Cemetery reached capacity. Another location 1/2 mile east of the original cemetery has been started with this entrance (Sunset Cemetery).


    Richland Cemetery,     North Logan Township,     Section 35 - 14N - 12W

Driving Directions: 6 3/4 miles west of the intersection of Highway 270 and American Horse Road north of Geary




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