Lathum Cemetery
The burial site of four pioneer area settlers, this cemetery was first used for the interment of George Lathum (1859-63), the son of John (Jack) and Caroline (Couch) Lathum, who died as a result of a rattlesnake bite. Also buried here are Caroline's stepfather Chaney Couch, killed by Indians in 1864, Mother Isabella (Christian) Couch (d. 1887), and Grandmother Elizabeth Christian (d. 1868). Relatives of these pioneer settlers later started the nearby Deer Creek Cemetery and were responsible for the establishment of a school and chapel named in honor of Isabella Couch.
30.9805° N, 99.0746° W
Where to Find It
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Nearby Markers
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- 4.3 mi S Union Band Cemetery Pontotoc
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- 6.8 mi SW Wagram Cemetery Fredonia
- 6.9 mi W Voca Cemetery Voca
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