Oklahoma Resources

Oklahoma Vital Records and Research Links - You're Gonna Like This One
SouthWest Oklahoma Genealogical Society - In Lawton, A Good Connection
Oklahoma Historical Society
The Genealogists Index to the WWW
Gene Stark's GenDex - Genealogical Index Database
ROOTS-L - Oklahoma - Resource Page - An Excellent Source of Oklahoma Information and Links
ROOTSWeb - 150,000+ Name Searchable Database, State Databases, and much more
NAIL - National Archives Information Locator - A Lot of Archives On-Line
Journal of Online Genealogy- An Excellent Source of Links and Articles on Genealogy

American Indian Resources

Index to the Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory (Dawes)

Native American Genealogy - Barb Benge's page with Cherokee, Choctaw, and Lakota Links
AmericanGenealogy US Native American Data: Cherokee Dawes Enrollment Cards, 1898-1914 120,125 records; Creek Dawes Enrollment Cards, 1898-1914 24,155 records; Myra Vanderpool Gormley for National Archives staff
Native American Resources
Sac & Fox Nation
Delaware Tribe;
Cherokee Heritage
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee
Choctaw Families-Census- other Resources Impsons Family page
Chahta - Choctaw Genealogy & Research Includes 1831 Armstrong Roll of Choctaw and much more
OK/ITGenWeb
Oklahoma & Indian Territory Project
Choctaw Nation

Public School Registers held by the Latimer County Genealogical & Historical Society.

USGenWeb History:
    In March and April, 1996, a group of genealogists organized the Kentucky Comprehensive Genealogy Database Project - The KYGenWeb Project. It began as a discussion on the Internet mailing list, KYROOTS-L. (Hosted at the University of Kentucky, and is coordinated by Roseann Hogan of Frankfort, Ky. the author of "Kentucky Ancestry".)
    The idea was to provide a single entry point for all counties in Kentucky, where genealogical data about each county could be easily found. In addition, the data on all county sites would be indexed and cross-linked, so that a single search in the master index could locate all references to a given surname across all pages and databases associated with the project. The discussion quickly turned into a reality, and the project snowballed so quickly that by mid-July all the Kentucky counties had pages.
    In June, as the Kentucky Project was coming to completion it was decided to extend the concept to all of the United States and the USGenWeb Project was established. Volunteers were found who were willing to host the State Projects and coordinate the County pages. The OklahomaGenWeb Project has evolved from these roots. If you would like to contribute your data or host a county page in Oklahoma, please contact OKGenWeb Coordinator Marti Graham. If your genealogical search extends outside the United States you will want to check the resources of the World Genealogy Project.
GenWeb Submissions
Volunteers are recruited to either donate their existing transcribed documents, or to actually commit to transcribing data, such as census records, marriage bonds, wills, etc. This project will also help preserve the information stored in musty old courthouse basements and attics on fading, crumbling paper. NO GEDCOMS, but things like wills, cemetery records, census records, basically anything of interest to the general public. Public domain records that are in courthouses or not anywhere sometimes, like the occupants of that old cemetery down the road. Military rolls, you name it. Anything but personal family history.
    You can visit the USGenWeb Archives and see whats there, and maybe get a better idea of what is desired.

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