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Anadarko Daily News Page 2 Anadarko, Oklahoma Monday, June 30, 1958 1889 ~ June 28, 1958 Fort Cobc - Funeral Services for Clayton Bitseedy, 72, route 1, Fort Cobb, will be at 2 pm Tuesday in the Apache Baptist Church west of Fort Cobb Bitseedy died at his home Saturday Born in Indian Territory in 1886, he married Catherine Klahsitty at Fort Cobb in 1909. Survivors include two sons, Thomas of Lawrence, Kansas and Anthony of Oklahoma City; four daughters, Martha Tsoodle of Fort Cobb; Catherone Bionty of Alden; Ophelia Múnoz of Oklahoma City, and Thaymeus Vigil of Dulce, New Mexico. |
© The Fort Cobb Express Page 1 Fort Cobb, Oklahoma Thursday, January 13, 1944 October 7, 1922 ~ January 7, 1944 Funeral Services for Nathaniel Bitseedy, son of Clayton Bitseedy and ex-service man in World War 2, will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Bitseedy died Friday night in the Indian hospital in Lawton. He had received an honorable discharge from the army this past summer. Survivors include his father, three sisters and two brothers. Another brother, Thomas, is now in the army. |
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