Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Addie Deere
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   DEERE
   Addie DEERE was born June 1, 1906, in Creek County. She died August
   25, 1989, at her home in Bowlegs. Funeral services were held August 25
   (?) at the Jimmy Carbitcher residence in Bowlegs with Jack LARNEY
   officiating, assisted by Rev. Andrew DEERE. Pallbearers were Roman
   HILL, Leonard HENNEHA, Gene WAHWEAH, Cookie CARBITCHER, Younger
   CARBITCHER and David HANEY. Burial was in the Carbitcher family
   cemetery in Bowlegs.
   She moved from Holdenville to Seminole County in 1971. She attended
   the Mekusukee Indian Baptist Church.
   She married Thomas DEERE in Hughes County. He preceded her in death in
   1959. Also preceding her in death was one brother, Dan (no last name
   given.) Her survivors include two sons, Frank DEERE of Oklahoma City,
   and James DEERE of Dallas, TX; two brothers, Wilson TIGER of Houston,
   and Eunice DEERE of CA; one sister, Nancy CARBITCHER of Bowlegs; and
   three grandchildren.