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CEDAR CREEK OR CABIN CREEK CEMETERY
Marion County, AR

Transcribed by David L. Scott
20 May 1987

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This cemetery is located on the Buffalo River and very hard to get to. After the Laffoon family cleared the brush away in 1987, I walked down there and wrote down all the info I could find on the tombstones. I hope it may help someone in the future.
     Please keep in mind that this cemetery was known by two different names: Cedar Creek Cemetery and Cabin Creek Cemetery. Actually, I think the cemetery is located between the two creeks (although I don't have a map in front of me to verify that fact). Regardless, most of the old timers called it Cedar Creek..... last time I was there (about 1989), a sign had been erected which said "Cabin Creek Cemetery." You might want to list this cemetery using both names. The following is all the information I have.
Best Regards,
David L. Scott

1) Snytha Jane LAFFOON
January 15, 1874
December 8, 1940
No pains, no griefs, no anxious fear can reach our loved one sleeping here.

2) W.P. LAFFOON
February 5, 1861
September 13, 1914
Gone But Not Forgotten

3) Judia LAFFOON
November 24, 1837
June 19, 1929
* Mother *
Gone But Not Forgotten

4) F.T. LAFFOON
July 28, 1833
January 25, 1878
* Father *
Gone But Not Forgotten

5) J.F. LAFFOON
December 14, 1858
February 27, 1881
Gone But Not Forgotten

6) Infant of: A.J. & D.A. LAFFOON
March 16, 1894
Waiting For Us

7) Thomas M. LAFFOON
January 31, 1856
July 18, 1933
* Father *
His toils are past, His work is done, He fought the fight, the victory won

8) Mary Armenda LAFFOON
September 8, 1861
March 6, 1883
A Tender Mother and Faithful Friend

9) Infant of: T.M. & M.A. LAFFOON
March 6, 1883

10) Eliza Elmiry LAFFOON
December 15, 1897
September 7, 1899
From Mother's Arms to the Arms of Jesus

11) James R. SMITH
September 17, 1898
April 15, 1919
Come Ye Blessed

12) E.J. FRIEND
March 4, 1856
April 11, 1919
A Good Father & True Husband
Gone But Not Forgotten

13) C.S. PATTERSON
August 25, 1849
January 16, 1905
* Father *
Gone But Not Forgotten

14) Mary E. PATTERSON
March 8, 1856
April 19, 1905
* Mother *
Gone But Not Forgotten

15) Sarah Jane PATTERSON MARTIN
1879 - 1905
Wife of J.H. MARTIN

16) Andrew J. PETTIT
May 19, 1846
November 23, 1896
* Father *
Gone But Not Forgotten

17) Lucindia PETTIT
May 10, 1854
February 27, 1897
* Mother *
Gone But Not Forgotten

18) Alta WHEELER
April 4, 1914
July 6, 1916
Our Darling Baby

19) Joe WHEELER
May 18, 1900
March 19, 1904
Our Darling Boy

These are the only graves with tombstones. There are about 45-50 unmarked graves (maybe even more). The earliest recorded burial was 1878 and the most recent was 1940. I would suspect that many of the unmarked graves date prior to 1870. David

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