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"Campbell's Abstract and Index of Creek Indians and Freedman." J. B. Campbell, Muskogee, OK, April 3, 1915. Creek Indian Tribal roll numbers, name of the allottee, age, sex and blood with cross-indexing the different members of any particular family. BM2
"The Chronicles of Oklahoma." Published Quarterly by the
Oklahoma Historical Society, 1952. Autumn Issue, Vol. XXX, Number 3, various authors, publ. by the Oklahoma Historical Society, 1952. CONTENTS:
"William Bennett Bizzell," by M. L. Wardell.
"Pioneer Days in Ellis County," by Violet Polin Igou.
"Potawatomi Day Schools," by Hobart D. Ragland.
"Baptist Pioneers in Eastern Oklahoma," by Herbert Miner Pierce.
"Joseph Franklin Thompson," by T. L. Ballenger
"The Armstrongs of Indian Territory," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman.
"The Great Seal of the Confederacy," by George H. Shirk.
"First Oil and Gas Well in Tulsa County," by Fred S. Clinton, M.D., F.A.C.S.
"The American Indian as Conservationist," by N. B. Johnson.
"Notes and Documents"
"Book Review"
"Recent Accessions in the Library"
"Necrology... Mrs. Lee Clinton," by Fred S. Clinton, M.D. HF1
"The Chronicles of Oklahoma." Published Quarterly by the Oklahoma Historical Society, 1952-53. Winter Issue, Vol. XXX, Number 4, various authors, publ. by the Oklahoma Historical Society, 1952-53. CONTENTS:
"A High Point in America's Thinking," by Charles Evans.
"Mrs. John R. Williams, Pioneer," by Muriel H. Wright.
"Worcester, Pride of the West," by Kathleen Garrett.
"William G. Bruner, Member of the House of Kings," by Orpha B. Russell.
"The Ghost Dance Religion among the Oklahoma Cheyenne," by Donald N. Brown.
"When East Met West," by Frances Rosser Brown.
"William Armstrong," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman.
"Colored High School of the Cherokee Nation," by T. L. Ballenger.
"Foreign Travellers in Oklahoma, 1900-1950," by Lawrence B. Thompson.
"Notes and Document"
"Book Review"
"Necrology... Karl Schmitt," by Robert E. Bell. HF1
"The Chronicles of Oklahoma." Published Quarterly by the Oklahoma Historical Society, 1953. Spring Issue, Vol. XXXI, Number 1, various authors, publ. by the Oklahoma Historical Society, 1953. CONTENTS:
"St. Mary's of the Quapaws," by Velma Nieberding.
"The Removal of the State Capital," by Fred P. Branson.
"The March of the First Dragoons from Jefferson Barracks," by Hamilton Gardner.
"The Smoked Meat Rebellion," by Mel H. Bolster.
"General Frank Crawford Armstrong," by Carolyn Thomas Foreman.
"W. C. Austin: Pioneer and Public Servant," by Monroe Billington.
"Fifty Years of Choctaw Law," by Oliver Knight.
"Notes and Documents" HF1
"The Chronicles of Oklahoma." Published Quarterly by the Oklahoma Historical Society, 1955 Summer Issue, Vol. XXXIII, Number 2 This issue is filled with information regarding missions/schools in OK/IT, bios, letters, notes, and more. JMM2
The following names and/or places are mentioned:
Adair, John Martin; Afraid of Beaver; Aiken, Paul; Armstrong, William; Beach, Phebe; Bear Tongue; Beard, Nakia; Beaver, Charley; Beaver, George; Beecher,Catherine Esther; Bennett, Henry G; Big Chief (AKA Kah-he-ka-tunka); Big Hill Joe (AKA Pawnee-no-pah-she & Governor Big Hill); Bigheart, James; Bird, John L; Black Dog; Black Kettle; Boudinot, Elias; Brown, Catherine; Brown, David; Bushyhead, Dennis Wolf; Byham, Gottlieb; Carter, Lydia; Cheek, Mrs. Bertha Johnson; Cherokee Orphan Home; Chetopah; Chief Ah-que-mah-ku-the; Chief Doublehead; Chief Hanging Maw; Chief Piomingo; Clown; Crooked Wrist; Dearborn, Henry; Denton, John; Dodge, Roderick, L.; Drexel, Mary Katharine; Dupret, Alfred; Dwight Mission; Edwards, Thomas A; Elliot, Franklin; Fairfield Mission; Finney, Alfred; Finney, David; Finney, David Thompson; Finney, James; Finney, John; Finney, John Edward; Finney, John French; Finney, Robert; Finney, Thomas; Finney, W. D.; Florer, John N (AKA Johnny Shinkah); Florer, Maud; Frye, Myra Esther; Gray, Aaron; Half Leg; Hard Rope; Hartley, L. Ella; Hartly, George N; Haskett, Eva; Haworth, William P.; Hazen, William B; Hiatt (Nah-hutsa-hi-kah); High Bank; Hitchcock, Asa; Hobson, Eber; Hoyt, Miss; Hudson, Peter; Hunt, Lina B.; Johnson, Clarissa; Ketcham, Thomas Simpson; Ketcham, William Henry; Kirk, Charles; Kirk, Rachel; Lee, Daniel Webster; Leverett, Rose Catherine; Lindsey, Lilah Denton; Lines, Miss; Locke, Victor
Lockwood, Cassandra Sawyer; Lockwood, Jesse; Manley, Tarbie; Mayes, Cherokee Adair; Mayes, Jesse Bushyhead; McKean, Thomas; McKee, John; McKellop, Jim; McKellop, Susan; Meigs, Return J.; Missions among the Sac & Fox Agency w/ map; Montgomery, William B.; Moving Behind (Mrs. Black Hawk); Nelson, George; Newson, Joseph; Newson, Martha; Orr, James; Palmer, John; Pa-pa-mea; Philadelphia Indian Aid Association; Pickering, John H; Pointer, Martha (Patsy) Mayes; Pollock, Minta; Redfield, Abraham; Requa, Emily; Robertson, James; Roll Down; Saucy Chief (AKA Wa-ti-anka & Kah-he-ka-wati-anka); Sawyer, Moses; Scabby Man; Scudder, Margaret; Seneca Indian School; Simpson, Isaac and Martha; Smith, Daniel; Smith, Esther; Society of Friends (Quakers); Splitlog, Mrs. Gorver; Spring, Bailey; St. Agnes School of the Choctaws; Statue; Steiner, Abraham; Stetson, Ellen; Strike Ax; Tellico; Terrell, Tryphena; Test, Elizabeth; The Iowa Missions; The Kickapoo Mission; Thrall, Cynthia; Vaill, William F.; Vann, James; Vickory; Vinal, Job P.; Wafford's Settlement; Walam Olum (Book Review); Washburn, Cephas; Watts, John; Wolf Belly Woman (Mrs. John Otterby); Woodruff, Mr. & Mrs. JMM2
"Fatalities in the Coal Mines of Indian Territory and S.E. Oklahoma 1885-1962." Thurman Shuller, Pittsburg Co.Genealogical and Historical Society, McAlester, OK, 1990. A compilation of information about the 1700 individuals who lost their lives in coal mine accidents in Indian Territory and Southeastern Oklahoma. 232 Pages. SW7
"Hastain's Township Plats of the Creek Nation." E. Hastain, Muskogee, OK, 1910. Name of recipient of Plats of land allocated the the Creek Nation in Indian Territory. BM2
"HISTORY OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA." LUTHER B. HILL. A two volume book published in 1910 which describes the "evolution of the state of Oklahoma" and a "standard, comprehensive and authentic reference work" for historians. The volumes contain both historic events and individual records. BM2
"The History of the State of Oklahoma." by Luther B. Hill, Vol. 2 only. Luther B. Hill, 1910. There are two volumes to this set. The first vol. has very few biographies in it. Vol. 2 is composed of biographies. There are many photographs and extensive biographical sketches. For a list of names included, go to the Oklahoma Genweb where they are listed. MLB
"Landrus, Williams, Forbes Family History." Freda Landrus Misenheimer, no publisher, August 15, 1958. Contains information on Ammerman, Beals, Bount, Brown, Cathey, Farr, Ferguson, Forbes, Fuller, Gallup, Gentry, Greeson, Landrus (Landers, Landres), Parr, Parsons, Schee, Smith, Sparks, White, and Williams surnames. Volume one produced in 1958 by a Landrus decendant. Some source information is listed in the text, however some information listed does not have a source identifying where/how the information was proven. FB
"The Sooner." 1930 and 1938 Yearbook from the University Of Oklahoma, Norman,OK. Published by the Students Association of The University Of Oklahoma. LG2
"Southwest Oklahoma Keys." Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society, 1982. Great genealogy resource. Lot's of names, dates, and some pictures. Indexed by name. K27
"1920 Census of Bryan County, Vol I." Compiled by Bryan County Historical Assn. JR8
"Bryan County Cemetery Books." Bryan County Historical Association. There are 4 books compiled by the BCHA and I will gladly do lookups from them. Also I have a book compiled by BCHA that is a supplement to the original 4 cemetery books. JR8
"Bryan County Marriages Nov 16 1907- Nov. 25, 1910 - Vol. 1." Compiled by Bryan County Historical Assn. JR8
"Bryan County Obits." Bryan County Historical Assn. This contains obits from various Bryan County newspaper rolls for 1874-1944. JR8
"Bryan County Pre-Statehood Marriages July 1902 - Nov. 1907." Compiled by Bryan County Historical Assn. JR8
"North Central Oklahoma, Rooted in the Past - Growing for the Future, Vol. II." North Central Oklahoma Historical Association, Inc., Ponca City, OK; 1995. Family histories. JJ4
"McCurtin County, A Pictorial History." McCurtin County Historical Society, 1982. Primarily a pictorial history of McCurtin Co., this book includes histories of the towns in the county, as well as topics such as transportation, education, lifestyles, industries, etc. No index. SD5
"Pottawatomie County Marriages Book 1B, August 22, 1895- March 13, 1897." Compiled by Pottawatomie County Genealogy Club; no publisher or date. K27
"Pottawatomie County Marriages Book 2A, June 1, 1895- January 21, 1897." Compiled by Pottawatomie County Genealogy Club; no publisher or date. K27
"1932 Tulsa Central High School yearbook." Tulsa Central High School, 1932. a/k/a "The Tom Tom" - Volume 24. SW7
"1933 Tulsa Central High School yearbook." Tom Tom Class of Seniors at Tulsa Central High School, 1933. a/k/a "The Tom Tom" - Volume 25. SW7
"The Cardinal 1945 East Central High School Yearbook." The students of East Central High 1944-45. Names and pictures of students, faculty, school activities and businesses that sponsored the publishing of this book. Also has names and pictures of alumni from 1943-44. CDS
Edison High School yearbook, 1957. MF1
"Tulsa." Times World Publishing Co., 1987. A pictorial history of Tulsa, OK, during the boom years, 1912 to 1942. Mostly pictures with text explaining the pictures. BM
"Tulsa City Directory 1971." R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers - 1971. The Tulsa City Directory for 1971 contains four major sections on residents and businesses in the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma:
1. Classified business - advertising, lists of businesses;
2. Alphabetical list of names of residents and businesses. Names of
adult residents indicate marital status, occupation and address;
3. Directory of householders - Streets arranged both in numerical and
alphabetical order showing names of householder or businesses; and
4. Numerical telephone directory. SW7
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