Daniel Mahar writes:
"There is no evidence he is buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in Muskogee. He probably died along the Canadian River and is buried on a farm. The only source for Igantius’ death is his half-niece Narcissa Owens, who places it about 1839. He was alive in 1834."
"There is no evidence he is buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in Muskogee. He probably died along the Canadian River and is buried on a farm. The only source for Igantius’ death is his half-niece Narcissa Owens, who places it about 1839. He was alive in 1834."
Daniel Mahar writes:
"There is no evidence he is buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in Muskogee. He probably died along the Canadian River and is buried on a farm. The only source for Igantius’ death is his half-niece Narcissa Owens, who places it about 1839. He was alive in 1834."
"There is no evidence he is buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in Muskogee. He probably died along the Canadian River and is buried on a farm. The only source for Igantius’ death is his half-niece Narcissa Owens, who places it about 1839. He was alive in 1834."
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