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'''Oakland Fraternal Cemetery''' is one of the oldest and largest cemeteries in Little Rock, Arkansas. More than 32,000 graves are located in Oakland, which was established in 1861. Oakland Cemetery is the site of the [[Arkansas Jewish Veterans Memorial]] and the [[Confederate Memorial]]. The cemetery is located at 2101 Barber Avenue. | '''Oakland Fraternal Cemetery''' is one of the oldest and largest cemeteries in Little Rock, Arkansas. More than 32,000 graves are located in Oakland, which was established in 1861. Oakland Cemetery is the site of the [[Arkansas Jewish Veterans Memorial]] and the [[Confederate Memorial]]. The cemetery is located at 2101 Barber Avenue. | ||
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Oakland Fraternal Cemetery is one of the oldest and largest cemeteries in Little Rock, Arkansas. More than 32,000 graves are located in Oakland, which was established in 1861. Oakland Cemetery is the site of the Arkansas Jewish Veterans Memorial and the Confederate Memorial. The cemetery is located at 2101 Barber Avenue.
Notable personages interred at Oakland Cemetery
- James Paul Clarke - Arkansas Governor
- Daniel Webster Jones - Arkansas Governor
- William M. Kavanaugh - U.S. Senator
- Charles Chester Reid - U.S. Representative
- John S. Roane - Arkansas Governor
- Logan H. Roots - U.S. Representative
- Uriah Rose - founder of the Rose Law Firm
