Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Peggy Berryhill King
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   KING
   TALLAHASSEE - Peggy Berryhill KING was born September 11, 1900, in
   Indian Territory. She died Marcy 10, 1996. Funeral services were held
   March 13 at Tallahassee Methodist Church, where she was a member. Rev.
   Sammy CHUPCO officiated the service. Pallbearers were Brett FREELAND,
   David HARDMAN, Allan HENSLEY, Richard MASON, Jack RAINS, and Clifford
   SHILLING. Honorary pallbearers were Darrell CLARK, Kelvin CLARK,
   Travis CLARK, Patrick FREELAND, and Taylor SHILLING. Interment was in
   tallahassee Cemetery.
   She was an original allottee and had attended Nuyaka Mission and
   Eufaula Boarding School. She was blessed to see the resurrection of
   her church, Tallahassee Methodist, and attended some services when she
   could. She was preceded in death by her parents, Alec and Annie
   BERRYHILL; her husband, Caesar A. KING; eleven brothers and sisters;
   and two daughters. She was survived by her son, Jackson KING of
   Muskogee; one daughter, Ann K. HARDMAN of Tahlequah; one sister,
   Mahalia CHALAKEE of Okmulgee; 13 grandchildren, 22
   great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren; several
   nieces, nephews and many friends.