Obit of Maggie Tainpeah Sankadota (s523) - Caddo County, Oklahoma      

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller   <skmiller@webtv.net>  9 Oct 2000
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Surnames: Sankadota, Tainpeah, Goomtigh 

Maggie Tainpeah Sankadota
October 01, 2000

Graveside services were held at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, 04-Oct-2000 in 
Anadarko's Memory Lane Cemetery for Maggie Tainpeah Sankadota, 89, 
of Stecker, who died 01-Oct-2000 at the Comanche County Memorial 
Hospital in Lawton, Comanche county, Ok. Officiating were the Rev. 
George Montanari and Duke Tsoodle. A prayer service was held 
Tuesday, 03-Oct-2000 at the Smith Funeral Chapel in Anadarko. 
Services were under the direction of the Smith Funeral Chapel of 
Anadarko.

Mrs. Sankadota was born 11-Oct-1910 in the Carnegie area to William 
Tainpeah and Lottie Goomtigh. She married Clarence Sankadota in 
Stecker in 1921. She was the great great granddaughter of Heap-of-
Bears. She attended school at Cedar Dale and Chilocco Indian School. 
She was employed as a Civil Service worker at Fort Sill for a number 
of years.

Preceding her in death were her parents, four sisters, one brother, 
three granddaughters and two grandsons. Survivors include three 
daughters, one son, and 18 grandchildren.