Genealogy Records of Grant County, Oklahoma
Grant
County was created in 1893 from Cherokee Outlet. |
Archives |
The
Oklahoma State
Archives and Records Management
preserves records for the state agencies of Oklahoma. One of the
collections of interest to genealogists is the
Land
Records Surveyor's Field Notes of which there are 235 volumes.
Available free on the site are many digital
collections. The search engine to these adobe acrobat files is on the
Oklahoma Crossroads
page. The files are very large and will take a long time to download. If there
is a collection you need to look at again, it would be advisable to save
it to your computer and place it on a CD or DVD to avoid the long download
time again.
The hours are on the
General Policies for Use of the Archives page. The link to the
Duplication Fee Schedule is located on that page. Interlibrary loans are
available to qualified interlibrary loan libraries. |
Cemeteries |
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1800s-2000s
Oklahoma Tombstone Transcription Project for Grant County
- free online by RootsWeb |
Census |
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The following census links at Ancestry.com
take you to the page where you can enter your ancestor's name and search
for that ancestor. To search the original census page by page, scroll down
to the bottom, click on the desired state, then county, and then township. |
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1900 United States Federal Census
- online at Ancestry.com |
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1910 United States Federal Census
- online at Ancestry.com |
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1920 United States Federal Census
- online at Ancestry.com |
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1930 United States Federal Census
- online at Ancestry.com |
Military |
1861-1865
Index to
Oklahoma Confederate Pension Records - free online at Oklahoma
State Archives
This index contains the soldier's name, spouses name, death date,
pension number, application number and microfilm reel number. There are
164 adobe acrobat pages to the index with almost 5 megabytes, therefore it
takes a few minutes to download. If the name is in the index further
information is available at the State Archives (405-522-3579). |
