Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Hattie B. McIntosh
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   MCINTOSH: Wetumka, Hughes Co. OK
   Hattie B. MCINTOSH was born May 16, 1881, in Alabama. She died in May
   1983 at 101 years of age (day was unrecorded in paper). Funeral
   services were held May 21, 1983 at the Church of Christ in Wetumka
   with Tom Gilliam and Rev. W. E. Watts officiating. Interment was in
   the Wisner Cemetery.
   Mrs. McIntosh was born in Alabama to her parents Peter and Mary DAVIS,
   the youngest of twelve children. The family moved from Alabama to
   Pilot Point, TX, where she attended school and married Sidney
   ARMSTRONG. They later moved to Okmulgee County, Indian Territory. Her
   husband preceded her in death and she later married David McINTOSH,
   who also preceded her in death.
   She was a member of the Methodist Church, but later became a member of
   the Church of Christ and remained a faithful member until her death.
   She is survived by many nieces and nephews and a host of other
   relatives as well as many friends.