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Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today it is located next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].

Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dungee]], and the first child born in Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.

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	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], [[Kate Barnard]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.		Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], [[Kate Barnard]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.

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	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], [[Kate Barnard]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.		Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], [[Kate Barnard]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.

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	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], [[Kate Barnard]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.		Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], [[Kate Barnard]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.
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	Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today the area is next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].		Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today the area is next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].

−	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.	+	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], [[Kate Barnard]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.

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−	Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today it is ~~located~~ next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].	+	Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today the area is next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].

	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.		Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.

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	Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today it is located next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].		Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today it is located next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].

−	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe ~~Dungee~~]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.	+	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dunjee]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.

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	Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today it is located next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].		Fairlawn Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Oklahoma City. Established in 1892, it is located at 2700 [[Shartel Avenue]], originally in the country side to the north of Oklahoma City. Today it is located next to Oklahoma City's [[Asian district]].

−	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dungee]], and the first child born in Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.	+	Some of the well known Oklahoma City citizens that are buried there include several mayors, outlaw [[Red Kelley]], Civil Rights leader [[Roscoe Dungee]], and the first child born in the city limits of Oklahoma City, [[Oklahoma Belle Cunningham Cheever]] among many others.