Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Rev. James McCosar
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   MCCOSAR
   Rev. James McCOSAR died January 9, 1984. No information was given on
   his age or date of birth, only that he was born in Hughes County.
   Funeral services were conducted January 13 at Many Springs Church in
   Holdenville. No other information was given on his funeral or
   interment.
   He had served as pastor of several Indian churches, including Weikwa
   Baptist Church near Sand Springs, and Okmulgee Indian Baptist Church,
   where he served for ten years, commuting from Tulsa where he had moved
   in 1958.
   His survivors include his wife, Vivian McCOSAR, of the home; three
   sons, Bobby McCOSAR, James McCOSAR, Jr., and Arthur McCOSAR, all of
   Tulsa; one daughters, Evelyn TOFPI of El Reno; one sister, Lizzie
   FACTOR of Wewoka; seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.