Historical Marker

Hillside Mission

Marker is on cemetery grounds at N Garrison Ave south of E 186th St. north of Skiatook, Oklahoma ยท Tulsa

Oklahoma marker

Inscription

Established by Rev. John Murdock, under auspices of Friends Society, 1882. This noted school was attended by both Indian and white children. In this vicinity, was home of Wm. C. Rogers, last elected principle chief of Cherokee Nation, 1903 to 1917. His grave, and that of George Tyner, Cherokee, are in Mission Cemetery.

Location

AddressMarker is on cemetery grounds at N Garrison Ave south of E 186th St. north of Skiatook, Oklahoma
CountyTulsa
StateOklahoma
Coordinates36.423115, -95.986070

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