Oklahoma Genealogy & Local History
Books & CD's
And an occasional antique Oklahoma family document or souvenir...
from sponsors of TheOldenTimes.com:
Historic
Newspapers Online - Always FREE!
Genealogy
Books & More
Important note: Some of the original editions of these one-of-a-kind books sell quickly, so if you want it, jump on it! You may never see one again!
Back to the Bookstore
Back to Old Oklahoma News
1890 Census - Oklahoma Territorial Census CD
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma: Images of America
Pioneers of Chickasaw Nation, Indian TerritoryNorth Central Oklahoma: Rooted in the Past, Growing for the Future
The WPA Oklahoma Slave Narratives
A Gazetteer of Indian Territory
The History of Northwest Oklahoma
Our People & Where They Rest...
Births, Deaths, and Marriages From El Paso Newspapers Through 1885 for Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian Territory
The German Settlers of Indian Territory, Oklahoma
Sold!
Probate Records 1892-1904 Northern District Cherokee NationLineages of the Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Oklahoma
Persons and Places of Indian Territory
The Oklahoma Spirit of '17' - Biographical Volume
Original Oklahoma and Indian Territory Churchman. Vol. 9, No. 12. July, 1900
Early Military Forts and Posts in Oklahoma
Military Posts and Camps in Oklahoma
County Courthouses of Oklahoma
Y'all Come: Some Reflections of By-Gone Years
From the seller: "Small 4to-9" to 11" tall; 354 pages; Maroon boards with gold gilt lettering. Little wear to note. Text clean and tight. Photos illustrate. Family histories of Falls, Fletcher, Gates Hanes (Haynes) and Sevier. Jack County, Texas-Dallas, TX-Henderson, TX-Oklahoma-New London School Explosion and Midland, TX."The British and Irish in Oklahoma
Guide to the Historical Records of Oklahoma
Campbell's Abstract of Creek Freedman Census Cards and Index
Cherokee Connections
Cherokee Connections is an introduction to genealogical sources pertaining to the Cherokee nation, and it is designed specifically for researchers who are trying to prove their heritage for tribal membership as well as for those who are simply interested in investigating family legends about Cherokee ancestry. All-important sources of genealogical value are explained with respect to the reasons why the various records were generated and where they can be accessed today. This includes such well known records as the Dawes Commission records, the Dawes Final Rolls, and the Guion Miller Rolls, to mention only a few.Index to the Cherokee Freedmen Enrollment Cards of the Dawes Commission 1901-1906
Citizens of Missouri Territory
Land grants in present-day Oklahoma, Missouri & Arkansas.Recollections and Reflections: a History of Stilwell and Adair County, Oklahoma
1929 Financial Directory: Adair, Cherokee, and Wagoner Counties, Oklahoma
Original (White County, Illinois and Stillwater, Oklahoma) Collection of JOHNSON Family Photographs
1929 Financial Directory Alfalfa County Oklahoma (OK)
Tales of Atoka County Heritage
Inventory of the County Archives of Oklahoma, No. 3. Atoka County
1929 Financial Directory Atoka, Coal, and Johnston Counties, Oklahoma
History of Baxter County, 1873-19731929 Financial Directory Beckham County Oklahoma (OK)
Their Story: a Pioneer Days Album of the Blaine County Area
Reflections of Durant and Bryan County, OklahomaBryan County, Oklahoma Cemeteries
1929 Financial Directory: Bryan County, Oklahoma (OK)
Inventory of the Church Archives of Oklahoma, No. 7, Bryan County
The Life and Times of Caddo County
Family Histories of Canadian County Oklahoma
Indian Territory and Carter County, Oklahoma, Pioneers, Including Pickens County, Chickasaw Nation
Inventory of the County Archives of Oklahoma, No. 11. Cherokee County (Tahlequah)Tahlequah, Oklahoma: The Cherokee Nation
Tahlequah, Oklahoma 1969 City Directory
Indian Justice: A Cherokee Murder Trial At Tahlequah In 1840
Around Tahlequah Council Fires
Cherokee County
Cherokee CountyPioneers and Early Settlers of Cleveland County, Oklahoma: 1889-1925
Pioneers of Cleveland County: 1889-1907
Norman: an Early History: 1820-1900Cleveland County, the Pride of the Promised Land: An Illustrated History
Abstracts of the Early Deeds of Cleveland County, Oklahoma, Book 1 (June 1889-July 1893)
A Centennial Album of Cleveland County: 1889-1989
1929 Financial Directory Cleveland County, Oklahoma
Sold!
Cleveland County Oklahoma Place NamesHistory of Coal County, Oklahoma
1929 Financial Directory: Craig County, Delaware County, and Nowata County Oklahoma
Vinita, I. T., the Story of a Frontier Town of the Cherokee Nation 1871-1907
The Heritage of Craig County and Cooweescoowee & Delaware Districts, Indian Territory
Not a Stoplight in the County; Cimarron County, Oklahoma
Sold!
Mrs. Meler's Menus and Recipes (Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha, Oklahoma)Circa 1920
Post Card: Rock Island Depot, Chickasha Oklahoma
E. C. Kropp, circa 1920The History of Delaware County Schools
Spanning the River-Vol. 1
Dewey CountyShaeffer Funeral Home Records... Enid, Oklahoma
Garfield County, Oklahoma, 1893-1982
From Bluestem to Golden Trend-Garvin County History
Chickasha: A Journey Back in Time
History of Grant County Families: Volume 2, 1982
Brinkman Community: History of the Pioneer Town and Community, 1890-1999
Greer CountyThe Mangum Star Weekly: 1898-1900; Greer County, Oklahoma Territory
1929 Financial Directory: Greer County, Oklahoma
Planning the Route: a History of Harmon County Oklahoma, and Planning Route 2, Harmon History Book 2
Ponca City and Kay County Boom Towns...
Last Run: Kay County, Oklahoma, 1893
Newkirk and Kay County Diamond Jubilee
The Proud Heritage of Le Flore County a History of an Oklahoma County
LeFlore County, Oklahoma, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory, 1900 Census
Sold!
Yesterday Revisited, an Illustrated History of Leflore County, OklahomaSpiro. the Early MemoriesLeFlore County
A Memorial to the Hardy Pioneers of Soonerville and Especially the HEUSTON Family
Lincoln CountyGloss Mountain Country: a History of Major County
McCurtain County and Southeast Oklahoma: History, Biography, Statistics1929 Financial Directory Pittsburg County and McIntosh County, Oklahoma
Murray County Oklahoma: The Heart of Eden
Through the Years; History of the First Baptist Church, Muskogee, Oklahoma 1890-1965
Our Century in Christ: Through the Years, a History of the First Baptist Church, Muskogee 1890-1975
1929 Financial Directory Muskogee County Oklahoma
Muskogee: From Statehood to Pearl Harbour
Muscogee, I. T., the Queen City of the Southwest
Muskogee: The Biography of an Oklahoma Town
Sold!
Muskogee and Northwestern Oklahoma. Volume I(1922)
Lore and Lure of Eastern Oklahoma: Muskogee and Eastern Oklahoma, and the Battle of Honey Springs
Born Grown, an Oklahoma City HistoryIndex to Probate, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma: 1895-1920
Oklahoma County: An Illustrated History
The Vanished Splendor: Postcard Views of Early Oklahoma City
History of Okmulgee County, Oklahoma
History of Noble County, Oklahoma
Pawnee Pride: History of Pawnee County
Sold!
A Historical Study of Two Residences in Stillwater, Oklahoma 1890-1900Typewritten master's thesis, 1970.
Hilarious History: the Funniest True Stories and Legends of Stillwater and Payne County
The Story of Exciting Payne County
1929 Financial Directory Pittsburg County and McIntosh County, Oklahoma
Pittsburg County Oklahoma: People and Places
With The Colors: Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, USA, 1917-1918-1919
Sold!
Woman's Missionary Society, First Presbyterian Church, McAlester, Oklahoma, 1916-1917Pittsburg County
1929 Financial Directory Pontotoc County, Oklahoma
Beginning at Cold Springs: The History of Allen, Oklahoma, 1882-1976
Pontotoc CountyJust a Dash of Kiamichi
Pushmataha CountyA Brief History of Roger Mills County
Glen Crane's Record of Roger Mills County, Oklahoma Cemeteries...and MoreNobility I Have Known in Roger Mills County
Recollections of Early Rogers CountyThe History of Rogers County, Oklahoma
History of Stephens County [Oklahoma]
Grandfield: the Hub of the Big Pasture
Tillman CountySand Springs, Oklahoma: Consolidated Name and Subject Indexes to Major Genealogical and Historical Sources
Wagoner County History
Tulsa CountyWagoner 1923-1950: A Look Backward
Bartlesville Memoirs
Washington CountyBartlesville, Oklahoma Postcards
Washita County, Oklahoma - History 1892 - 1976
Alva, Oklahoma: The First 100 Years, 1886-1986
Woods CountyPersimmon and Dunlap Cemeteries of Mutual, Oklahoma
Woodward CountyOne Hundred Years of the Methodist Church in Mutual Oklahoma
Below Devil's Gap: the Story of Woodward County
Indians of Eastern Oklahoma: Including Quapaw Agency Indians
The Eastern Band of Cherokees, 1819-1900
Search back issues of The Oklahoma Genealogical Society Quarterly
Oklahoma Renegades: Their Deeds and Misdeeds
Confederate Pension Applications 1861-1865 Oklahoma
The EDMONDSON - THOMPSON Family and Farm
Sooner or Later: Tales of a Pioneer Family
The Saga of the CHOTEAUs of Oklahoma: French Footprints in the Valley Grand
Storm and Stampede on the Chisholm
FESMIRE: A Family History and Genealogy Martin FESMIRE and His Descendants in North Carolina and Tennessee, With Branches in Indiana, Ohio, Mississippi, Texas, and Oklahoma
"As a young man in 1883, Collins spent more than a year on the Red Fork Ranch in Oklahoma, during which time he learned Western lore from both cowboys and Indians. In this 1928 volume, he relates his adventures on the range."The Life and Legacy of Annie OAKLEY...
"To provide a factual and intimate biography of Annie Oakley, the legendary female sharpshooter and star of Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show, Riley attempts to place her seemingly mythical subject firmly into historical, cultural, and sociological contexts. While faithfully recounting Oakley's personal and professional chronology and impressive list of accomplishments, the author also offers an interpretive view of Annie's highly successful effort to reconcile her public image as a resourceful and athletic western woman with her private perception of herself as a genteel Victorian lady and a model wife. What emerges is a multidimensional portrait of an entertainer and a businesswoman whose enduring fame and popularity both reflected and defied the conventions of her era. Unlike many previous Oakley biographers, Riley moves well beyond the realm of folklore, producing an insightful and original account of the life, the times, and the significance of a uniquely American heroine."Wiley G. HAINES: Frontier U.S. Deputy Marshal
"For nearly thirty years, Wiley G. Haines held a commission as a U.S. deputy marshal in the Twin Territories, one of the most challenging posts in the nation. Haines protected the territories’ people and also the land from exploitation. He was fluent in the Osage language and a trusted friend of the tribe, known as the “Peacemaker of the Osage.” Unlike legendary lawmen Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and Wild Bill Hickok, Haines was a career lawman. He was one of the most successful criminal officers in Oklahoma."It is difficult for us to imagine today the routine hardships and challenges Haines faced on a daily basis. Whether riding on horseback through the snow in bitter cold in pursuit of an outlaw or facing the deadly gunfire of desperadoes, Haines had to be prepared for anything. He was one of the last iron men, whose epitaph reads, “An Honest Man’s the Noblest Work of God.” The Wiley Haines story is an exciting page from the history of Oklahoma’s wild and woolly days."
The Fus Fixico Letters: A Creek Humorist in Early Oklahoma
Barefoot in an Oklahoma Sticker Patch: Memories from Childhood in Rural Oklahoma County
The Burning: Massacre, Destruction, and the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921
Osage County Kids: A True Story
The Dawes Commission and the Allotment of the Five Civilized Tribes 1893-1914
Five Civilized Tribes Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Seminole, Creek
Ghost-Town Tales of Oklahoma: Unforgettable Stories of Nearly Forgotten Places
Back to Genealogy Books
Back to Old Oklahoma News
Back to the Front
Page