Creek Indian Nation - OBIT:  Harriett Marshall
Creek Citizens from across Creek Nation

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   OKbits File Muscogee Nation News
   Creek citizens from across Creek Nation 
   
   MARSHALL
   BROKEN ARROW - Harriett MARSHALL was born June 24, 1908, in Coweta.
   She died October 27, 1995, at her home. Funeral services were held
   October 30 at Broken Arrow United Methodist Church, where she was a
   member. Rev. George MILLER and Rev. Roy BIGPOND officiated the
   service. Pallbearers were Charles McHENRY, Ronald McHENRY, Eli
   McHENRY, Joe McHENRY, Steve McHENRY, and Harry PERRYMAN. Interment was
   in Vernon Cemetery, Coweta.
   She was a member of the United Methodist Women and held many offices
   in the church and UMW, both locally and at the district level. She was
   the last church mother and Rev. Newman Frank Sr., the late pastor of
   the Broken Arrow church, in her honor had designated May 28, 1995, as
   Harriet Marshall Day.
   She was preceded in death by her parents, Johnson and Susanna Carr
   MARTIN; her husband, Thomas MARSHALL; two brothers, March MARTIN and
   Joe MARTIN; and other infant siblings. She was survived by her
   daughter, Anna Mae GANDY of Tulsa; one brother-in-law, Freeman
   MARSHALL of Coweta; two grandchildren, Trenna Kay KAUT of Tulsa, and
   Dan Richard GANDY of Coweta; four great grandchildren , Erika KAUT,
   Stacy KAUT, Lora GANDY, and Ryan GANDY; three nephews, Carl D. MARTIN
   of Broken Arrow, O.E. JAMES, Jr., and Thomas JAMES, both of El Reno;
   and one cousin, Christine Wiley SMITH of Broken Arrow.