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McIntosh County Census Records
In 1860 the land that is now McIntosh County was part of the Creek Nation and part of the Canadian district of the Cherokee Nation. The non-Indian population of the Indian lands west of Arkansas was censused that year. The records are on the end of microfilm M653 roll 52 after Yell Co AR
The following transcriptions are online:
Index
1860 Creek Nation
Census non-Indian (pages 1147 - 1169)
1860 Cherokee
Nation Census non-Indian (pages 1170 -
1190)
(The Canadian District later became part of
eastern
McIntosh Co)
A portion of the Canadian District of the Cherokee Nation became the eastern part of McIntosh County. A transcription of the original census was done by Sharron Standifer Ashton 1978 and is available from the Oklahoma Genealogical Society. I've extracted the surnames from this publication and will do lookups.
In 1900 the area that is now McIntosh County was
still part of the Creek and Cherokee Indian Nations of Indian
Territory. The census of these areas is on microfilm T623 rolls
1843-1846 (Cherokee) and 1853-1854 (Creek)
( partial available
online)
The 1910 Census of McIntosh County Oklahoma is on
microfilm T624 roll 1260.
1910 Census online
Note: The City of Hanna and Hanna Township
were a part of Hughes County until 1914.
That
area appears in Hughes County in 1910 and in McIntosh County thereafter.
(additional
information)
The
towns of Hoffman and Grayson in McDaniel Township were ceded to
Okmulgee County in 1919. So that area appears in the 1910 census
but not
in the 1920 census
The 1920 Census of McIntosh County Oklahoma is on
microfilm T625 roll 1471.
1920 Census online
Personal property tax lists were published in the local newspaper. Although only the name of the taxed individual or company is listed, the list is useful in locating individuals after the 1920 census.
The 1930 Census of McIntosh County Oklahoma is on
microfilm T626 roll 1914.
Partial available online
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