Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Austin Barnett, Jr.
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   BARNETT
   EUFAULA - Austin “Buddy” BARNETT, Jr., was born October 9,
   1951, at Talihina. He died March 4, 1991. No information was given on
   the date or place of the funeral or interment.
   He graduated from Hanna High School in 1970, entered the U.S. Air
   Force and served in Korea until 1974.  He was employed as a welder. He
   was a member of Hillabee Baptist Church.
   He was the son of Austin and Mamie Tiger BARNETT, both deceased. He
   was survived by his four daughters, Nicole BARNETT, Ashley BARNETT and
   Sherrie BARNETT, both of Coweta, and Amie Lynn BARNETT of Okmulgee;
   three sisters, Augusta ANDERSON of Holdenville, Evangeline CRAIG of
   Cherokee, NC, and Jenice JONES of Eufaula; seven brothers, Benjamin
   BARNETT of Okmulgee, Franklin BARNETT, Anthony BARNETT, and Paul
   BARNETT, all of Eufaula, Charles BARNETT of Coweta, Elliot BARNETT of
   Henryetta, and Keith BARNETT of Morris; his maternal grandmother,
   Sarah HARJO of Okmulgee; two aunts, Maxine BARNETT of Eufaula and Edna
   MITCHELL of Henryetta; three uncles, Edmond BARNETT of Dustin, Tom
   TIGER of Oklahoma City, and John TIGER of Henryetta.