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1. okgenweb.netOKGenWeb - THE place for Oklahoma genealogy

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   All OKGenWeb Counties & Projects. Counties no longer in existence. A. "A County" was the original designation for Lincoln County, Oklahoma Territory. It included some of the former Absentee Shawnee, Iowa, Kickapoo, and Sac & Fox Lands administered by the Sac & Fox Agency. B.

2. iagenweb.org › scottScott County IAGenWeb Home Page

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   Postcards. Probate Records. Research Aids. Schools. IAGenWeb Message Boards. Each IAGenWeb Board has its own search engine. Check out Board Search Tips and Tricks. Click on logo to browse or submit an entry. Please remember to cite your sources.

3. okgenweb.net › countyallOKGenWeb - THE place for Oklahoma genealogy

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   OKGenWeb - A place to help research Oklahoma related genealogy and history.

   County	Formed	Coordinator
   Adair	1907	Cherokee Nation Land; Stilwell is the ...
   Alfalfa	1907	Shelley Lynch
   Atoka	1907	Choctaw Nation Land; Atoka is county seat.
   Beaver	1907	Roughly the eastern third of what had ...

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4. www.okhistory.org › research › genealogyGenealogy - Oklahoma Historical Society

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   The Research Center offers a research service for patrons seeking genealogical and historical information. For complete details and forms visit our orders and fees page.

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   Dawes Rolls and Related Records Dawes Final Rolls Hastain’s Township Plats of the Creek Nation Moore's Seminole Roll and Land Guide Removal of Restriction Cherokee Freedmen Applications Additional American Indian Resources 1896 applications for enrollment, Five Tribes American Indian Archives Index, various tribes Chilocco Indian School Index India...

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   Marriage, Divorce, Prison, and Death Information Certificates (various) Divorce Records, Oklahoma County Funeral Home Records, Grant County Funeral Program Index Marriage Records Obituaries from The Oklahoman Oklahoma City Deaths Oklahoma State Penitentiary Records Probate Records, Oklahoma County Census, Directories, and Incorporation Records 1890...

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   Some Oklahoma birth and death information is available online through Ok2Explore, a free searchable index from the Oklahoma State Vital Records Division. The index includes births that occurred more than twenty years ago and deaths that occurred more than five years ago. Visit Ok2Explore now.

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   The Research Center has created PDF guides to help you plan your research. 1. African American Resource Guide 2. Finding Your American Indian Ancestors 3. Finding Your Civil War Ancestors 4. Land Records 5. Marriage Records 6. Researching the History of Your House

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   Keeping your notes organized is key. Use the charts below to keep track of your information. If you plan to visit the Research Center, it is helpful to bring a pedigree chart along with you. When completing a pedigree chart, begin with yourself and work backward. The files below are available in PDF format. 1. Pedigree chart: 8.5″x11″(PDF) 2. Pedigree chart: 11″x17″(PDF)

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   The Research Center offers free access to Ancestry Library Edition®, Fold3, HeritageQuest Online™, and the OklahomanDigital Archives. These sites allow patrons visiting the Research Center to search, view, and print various items pertaining to genealogy and history. Ancestry Institution®offers US Census, ship logs and passenger indexes, World War I...

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5. www.usgwarchives.net › ok › okfilesOklahoma USGenWeb® Archives Project

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   Please, contact us for genealogical information only on the counties that we manage (scroll down to table below). Search the Oklahoma USGenWeb® Archives. The information found on these pages has been submitted to the Oklahoma USGenWeb® Archives Project. It is offered free to all who visit.

6. okgensoc.org › linksOklahoma Genealogical Society - Oklahoma State Resources

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   Sep 10, 2020 · The links below are genealogical resources for the State of Oklahoma, including multi-county, regional and statewide resources. For single-county resources, see the County Resources page.

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   What was the original name for Grant County?

   • "L County" was the original designation for Grant County, Oklahoma Territory. "M County" was the original designation for Woods County, Oklahoma Territory. "N County" was the original designation for Woodward County, Oklahoma Territory. "O County" was the original designation for Garfield County, Oklahoma Territory.

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   Where can I find Oklahoma birth and death information?

   • For complete details and forms visit our orders and fees page. Some Oklahoma birth and death information is available online through Ok2Explore, a free searchable index from the Oklahoma State Vital Records Division. The index includes births that occurred more than twenty years ago and deaths that occurred more than five years ago.

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   What does B County mean in Oklahoma?

   • "B County" was the original designation for Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma Territory. It included some of the former Absentee Shawnee, Kickapoo, and Pottawatomie Lands administered by the Sac & Fox Agency. One of the original seven counties of Oklahoma Territory, outlined and designated by numbers.

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   How many people live in Oklahoma?

   • According to 2000 U.S. census data, Oklahoma's population is 3,450,654. Of those, 76.2 percent are white, 7.9 percent American Indian, 7.6 percent African American, 5.2 percent Hispanics, and 1.4 percent Asian. The present day Oklahoma State Flag adopted by the State Legislature in 1925, is Oklahoma's 14th flag. All OKGenWeb Counties & Projects

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   What county was the 7th state of Oklahoma?

   • Beaver was the Seventh, and covered what had earlier been designated as No Man's Land. At statehood, it was broken up into Cimarron, Texas, and Beaver Counties. Day County in Oklahoma Territory, was abolished at statehood, comprising the northern portion of Roger Mills County and the southern portion of Ellis County.

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   Where can I find a history of the Oklahoman newspaper?

   • HeritageQuest™ also includes US Census as well as Revolutionary War pension and bounty-land warrant applications, the Freedman's Bank (1856–1874), and more. Newspapers.com is the largest online newspaper archive. The Oklahoman Digital Archives offers searchable online access to more than one hundred years of issues of The Oklahoman.

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8. genealogytrails.com › okaResearching Ancestry in Oklahoma - Genealogy Trails

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   Oklahoma Genealogy Trails! Our goal is to help you track your ancestors through time by transcribing genealogical and historical data and placing it online for the free use of all researchers. view our Volunteer Page for all the ins and outs of becoming a host. Check your attics!