Here is a great site showing the research done by Mr. Raney of the Oak Cemetery Preservation Society as well as his participation in the Fort Smith Historical Society. This site lists many of the deputies and other federal court officials buried in Oak Cemetery at Ft Smith, Arkansas.

http://www.fsark.com/Parks/parks/oak_cemetery/marshals.html

On the Trail
Diron Ahlquist
editor, Oklahombres Journal

I am sorry to report this link is broken. Do you have an update?

Thanks

It worked for me just now.
That list of Marshals and Deputies, I`am sure didn`t total the 65 Marshals that was killed in the line of duty attempting to bring law and order to Indian Territory during Parker`s term.
`The Hangman' George Maledon, the man who executed at least 60 men for the "Hanging Judge" Issac Parker die at a Soldier`s home at Johnson City, Tennesse in 1911. Guess he may have been buried nearby?? I`am reading a excellent short book,"Let No Guilty Man Escape"
A Judicial Biography of " Hanging Judge"Isaac C. Parker by Author Roger H. Tuller, University of Oklahoma Press

I tried it again. It failed and redirected me to :
http://www.fortsmithar.gov/

Chick on to http://www.fortsmithar.gov/
FortSmithAr.Gov will come up
Go to City Services
Click on to Oak Cemetery
Then to Who`s Who in Oak Cemetery
You`ll find Marshals, Deputies, Officials
Also Name Position
I`d also check out some of the Officials and outlaws
Up to 5000 spectators from the whereabouts of Fort Smith would come to the Hangings.
One of whose spectators was shot by a Deputy, a name wasn`t mention in that book I was reading but I`am sure it was in one of the Fort Smith papers.Interesting??
Good Luck