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| SANGER CEMETERY/ Spike 'S' Ranch Cemetery.- Tulsa County, OK Location: 1 1/2 miles south of highway 64 on Mingo Road out of Bixby, OK. The cemetery is located on the private property, east of the house and north of the drive.
DEPRIST, Patience 1819 - Sep 16 1904 WILLIAMS, W. T. (h-S.M.) Dec 14 1854 - Jan 5 1900 BOWMAN, H.H. 1854 - Mar 31 1894 HARRIS, George Aug 23 1852- Feb 12 1898 -son in law to Charles Frailey FRAILEY, Charles Richard 25 Jan 1839 - Dec 1898 -great, great grandfather of Reba Harvey Jeb No information BERRY, infant Died Dec 1882 DEAN, Mrs. (born in Germany 50 years ago) Died Mar 1876 DEAN, infant Died Mar 1876 SANGER, Walter (son of F.M. and H.) Mar 1 1877 - Apr 5 1884 SANGER, Arthur 1875 - Mar 13 1876 SANGER, Hannah L. (wife of F.M.) Sep 27 1855 - Feb 8 1883 SANGER, F. M. 1843 - Sep 23 1890 **Please check below for more information on F.M. Sanger Family SANGER, Hattie Jun 26 1873 - Jan 16 1889 CALL, Nellie Dec 3 1896 - Aug 3 1904 CALL, Gracie Dec 1 1894 - Jul 25 1899 SLOAN, H. J. 1845 - 1905 D.E. No other information ** More information on F.M. Sanger
F.M. SANGER was a
Captian and Company Comander of Company 'A' for the Second Creek Volunteers
for the Confederacy. He was a white man.
His wife Hanna L. was
a Creek Indian.
We Always called the
cemetery the Spike 'S' Ranch Cemetery. F.M. SANGER and his half-brother
George SANGER owned the Ranch which ran about 5,000 head of cattle. The
land was lost after the Civil War when the Federal Government opened the Creek
land for settlement. This was seen as punishment to the Creeks for most
of the tribe supporting the Confederacy. This information sent by
John G. Sanger
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