Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:   Rev. Mose Scott
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   SCOTT
   HOLDENVILLE - Rev. Mose SCOTT was born May 7, 1932, in Hughes County.
   He died March 17, 1993, at the Wetumka General Hospital. Funeral
   services were held March 22 at the Salt Creek Baptist Church. No
   information was given on the place of interment.
   He was raised in Hughes County and attended Lawnwood School, Wetumka
   Central Grade School, Weleetka school, and Chillocco Indian School in
   Muskogee. He served in the U.S. Army as a military policeman until his
   discharge Oct. 31, 1960. He was ordained to the ministry August 25,
   1968. He had pastored Tookparfka and Salt Creek Indian Baptist
   churches.
   He was the son of Daniel and Roseanna Hobia SCOTT, both deceased. He
   was also preceded in death by his brother, Sampson SCOTT; and an
   uncle, Albert THOMAS. He was married June 1955 at Okemah to Elouise
   TIGER. She survives. His other survivors include his five sons, George
   SCOTT and Elliot SCOTT, both of Oklahoma City, and Allen SCOTT of
   Wewoka; three daughters, Gwen WALKER of Oklahoma City, Rose BELL of
   Brea, CA, and Julie SCOTT of Tulsa; a nephew, Kenneth Wayne SCOTT of
   Tulsa; eight grandchildren, several other relatives and many friends.