Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Lucinda Allen Johnson
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   JOHNSON
   BRISTOW - Lucinda Allen JOHNSON was born July 21, 1894, in Indian
   Territory. She died March 31, in Bristow. Funeral services were held
   April 4, 1994, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, where she was a member.
    Interment was in the Allen Family Cemetery.
   She was a retired farmer-rancher who still lived on her Euchee
   allotment land near Bristow. May 18, 1992 was proclaimed Lucinda Allen
   Johnson Day by Oklahoma Governor David WALTERS and her ranch was
   designated as a centennial ranch for being one of the oldest operating
   ranches in Oklahoma. She had also taught school on the
   Mescalero-Apache reservation in New Mexico.
   She was preceded in death by her husband, Gus JOHNSON; and two sons,
   Lucian TIGER and Alvin JOHNSON. She was survived by her daughter,
   Majel FRYE of Kellyville; two sisters, Ella BURGESS of Oklahoma City,
   and Ann COPPINGER of Bristow; three grandchildren, Muscogee Nation
   Supreme Court Justice Ed FRYE of Bristow, Majel Lu STEVENSON of Tulsa,
   and Sonny TIGER of Kellyville; eight great grandchildren, and 13
   great-great grandchildren.