Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Sam Wilson Yargee
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   YARGEE
   WETUMKA - Sam Wilson YARGEE was born June 6, 1936, in Wetumka. He died
   January 13, 1994, in Ada. Funeral services were held January 17 at
   Wetumka Indian Baptist Church with Rev. Alex BUCK and Rev. Jim WESLEY
   officiating. Interment was in the Yeager Cemetery.
   He was preceded in death by his parents, Phillip and Lesta Barnett
   YARGEE; and his brother, Roman YARGEE. He was survived by his
   stepmother, Winey YARGEE of Holdenville; brothers, Joseph YARGEE and
   David YARGEE of Shawnee, Tarpie YARGEE of Seminole, Henry YARGEE of
   Wright City, Robert YARGEE of Fore, Jack YARGEE of Eufaula, and
   Phillip YARGEE of Wewoka; sisters, Evelyn MCLEMORE of Tennessee,
   Bessie TALAMASY of Bowlegs, Rovena YARGEE and Josephine YARGEE, Both
   of Holdenville; aunts, Millie WESLEY, Lela BARNES, and Leanna MOON,
   all of Wetumka; uncle, Muncie BARNETT of Wetumka; stepbrothers, John
   KING of Tennessee, and Wallace SCOTT of Holdenville; and several
   nieces and nephews.