Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Leah Mae Taryole
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   TARYOLE
   Leah Mae TARYOLE was born March 11, 1915, at Castle. She died in
   November, 1983 (no day given).  Funeral services were officiated by
   Rev. C. D. Harjo on November 21 at the Greenleaf Indian Church, where
   she had been a member. (There was no information on her interment.)
   She had attended school in Castle and Chilocco Boarding School. She is
   survived by Thomas TARYOLE, of the home, and her children, Ann VAN
   DAMME of Amarillo, TX, William HAWKINS of Morris, Bob HAWKINS, Jimmy
   HAWKINS and Glen HAWKINS, all three of Altus, Paul HAWKINS of Okemah,
   Louise HAWKINS of Ardmore, Clint HAWKINS and Winnie WOODS both of Ama,
   TX, June BABB and Sarah BEHLING both of San Benito, TX; and 27
   grandchildren.