Amanda Jones Frank was enrolled in the Creek Nation as a full-blood Creek Indian. Her roll number was #35. She was the wife of Rev. Tingo Frank, also on the Creek roll listed as #34. Tingo and Amanda were married on June 24, 1895 in Arbeka Town, Indian Territory, Oklahoma. They were the parents of 10 children and lifelong residents of the Arbeka community.
Note: The monument photo on the right hand side of the page is an "artist rendering" of the original monument. It's a replica made as near as possible using a computer.
The cemetery, itself, is in poor condition, which makes taking original photos extremely difficult. If, at such time the cemetery condition improves, this site will be updated with a more accurate photo.
Note: The monument photo on the right hand side of the page is an "artist rendering" of the original monument. It's a replica made as near as possible using a computer.
The cemetery, itself, is in poor condition, which makes taking original photos extremely difficult. If, at such time the cemetery condition improves, this site will be updated with a more accurate photo.
Amanda Jones Frank was enrolled in the Creek Nation as a full-blood Creek Indian. Her roll number was #35. She was the wife of Rev. Tingo Frank, also on the Creek roll listed as #34. Tingo and Amanda were married on June 24, 1895 in Arbeka Town, Indian Territory, Oklahoma. They were the parents of 10 children and lifelong residents of the Arbeka community.
Note: The monument photo on the right hand side of the page is an "artist rendering" of the original monument. It's a replica made as near as possible using a computer.
The cemetery, itself, is in poor condition, which makes taking original photos extremely difficult. If, at such time the cemetery condition improves, this site will be updated with a more accurate photo.
Note: The monument photo on the right hand side of the page is an "artist rendering" of the original monument. It's a replica made as near as possible using a computer.
The cemetery, itself, is in poor condition, which makes taking original photos extremely difficult. If, at such time the cemetery condition improves, this site will be updated with a more accurate photo.
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This cemetery has been in use since 1874. Some of the stones have fallen over, others are broken, and many are unreadable.
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