Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Grace Tyndall
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   TYNDALL
   MUSKOGEE - Grace TYNDALL died April 17, 1993, in the Tahlequah City
   Hospital. No age or date of birth was given. Funeral services were
   held at Muskogee Grace Episcopal Church. Pallbearers were Edwin MOORE,
   Marcy MOORE, Bud MOORE, Glenn MOORE, Jack NIXON, and Lonnie STANIFER.
   Burial was at the Fort Gibson National Cemetery on April 20.
   She was a graduate of Haskell High School and Park College, Parkville,
   MO. She and her husband worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs for 30
   years and lived in several states. They retired in 1960 and moved to
   Muskogee.
   She was married to William F. TYNDALL in 1930. He died in August 1971.
   She is survived by her four sons, William F. TYNDALL, Jr., of
   Muskogee, Don L. TYNDALL, Sr., of Oklahoma City, John B. TYNDALL, Sr.,
   of Winston-Salem, NC, and Phillip TYNDALL of Shawnee, KS; two
   daughters, Ellen S. TANNER of Muskogee, and Sara M. HOUSEL of Kansas
   City, MO; two sisters, Alice LOGAN of Muskogee, and Winnie HORNETT of
   Tahlequah; nine grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.