In a message dated 3/11/99 9:02:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, Sharolyn@webtv.net writes: << Several months back someone posted instructions for accessing the digital copies of the Dawes Roll at the NARA NAIL. I have misplaced the instructions. Can anyone help? >> Click on the following: <A HREF="http://www.nara.gov/nara/nail.html">NAIL Homepage</A>

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When posting URL's to the list, if you include the http:// then most if not all of us will be able to link to that site from your post... hint, hint <grin> Carol McCoy

HI I ran into a lot of these sites today while researching the Mushingum and choshocton. These are great and fantastic sites with gobs and gobs of links. Maggie's World Courthouse Dust & Genealogy Fever www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/mindex.html ..tons of pioneer and indian sites and links www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/pioneer.html Free one time Lookup from above site www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/free.html Coshocton Page www.coshocton.org/coshocton Public Library www.soltec.com/~photo/coshocton/library.htm Native American links www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/Links/na.html tons of links here Delaware and lots of other tribes www.j-america.net/homepages/sngunn/links.html#American or #j-american.net if all of the address doesn't work properly, try stopping with html Coshocton County OHIO created 1810 www.infinet.com/~dzimmerm/mchoshocton.html www.gentech.org This is a good start of the areas in Ohio around Choshocton and the Muskingum and Forks River area. Have Fun...... I'm just passing along sites that I saw, I don't have any connection. Sally sjhathaway@aol.com

In a message dated 3/10/99 10:21:26 PM, Indian-Territory-Roots-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: << Oh, the print is so small - how do I enlarge it in order to be able to read it? >> You might try highlighting it all, command to print, then instead of printing do a "preview." In preview you should be able to increase the size and read it there.

Rootsweb mail lists do not allow attachments or anything but plain text messages. I would suggest that those who are interested in this should contact you privately (NOT by posting to the mail list) and you can send it it back to them privately. jc List Owner SJHATHAWAY@aol.com wrote: > HI Listee's > > I'm sorry that the article and pic didn't come through. I just tried again. > If it doesn't work this time, I give up. I can type up the whole long thing, > but you wouldn't get the pic's that way. Its from a newspaper article in > 1888. > > Let me know if this worked or not. It works on my end, and I thought it went > through. > > Sorry :( Sally

Here is where you can find Sally's papers for any one interested http://members.tripod.com/~scubb/hargist1.jpg http://members.tripod.com/~scubb/hargist2.jpg

Oh, the print is so small - how do I enlarge it in order to be able to read it? In a message dated 3/10/99 12:43:53 PM Pacific Standard Time, cubb@pacific.net writes: > Here is where you can find Sally's papers for any one interested > http://members.tripod.com/~scubb/hargist1.jpg > http://members.tripod.com/~scubb/hargist2.jpg >

HI Listee's I'm sorry that the article and pic didn't come through. I just tried again. If it doesn't work this time, I give up. I can type up the whole long thing, but you wouldn't get the pic's that way. Its from a newspaper article in 1888. Let me know if this worked or not. It works on my end, and I thought it went through. Sorry :( Sally

came through or not. I thought I had it right and sent out last nite, but everyone says it didn't come through. I'm having a tough time with these articles, because they came to me as jpg ? files. I don't want to be sending a blank page, so I'm trying to fix the problem. Sorry if this inconviences anyone, but I thought this might be of help to someone. If this one goes through, then I will re-send the other also. Thanks for your patience. Sally

HI I hope this comes out ok. If it doesn't, just tell me and I wll expand it. Sally

HI Let me know if this is ok and printable to read or not. Sally

Here is the continuing...index of the Indian Pioneer Papers--Western History Collection---University of Oklahoma. The Indian Pioneer History Papers is a collection of interviews done in 1937 & 1938, which includes biographical data on both living and deceased persons of Indian and pioneer heritage whose lives have been important in the history of Oklahoma. There is also a collection of information on family customs, tribal histories, social organizations, folklore, legends, cemeteries, old trails, ferries, forts, trading centers and other unrecorded facts known only to oral tradition. VOLUME 73-----MICROFICHE #6016938-------8 FICHE NAME ADDRESS PRENTISS, James Monroe Sentinel, OK PRENTISS, Nora " " PRESLEY, J.C. Chickasha, OK PRESSLEY, Charlotte Tahlequah, OK PRESSNELL, Alva Gage, OK PRESTON, Alice Rentfro El Reno, OK PRESTON, Louis E. " " " PRICE, Eva Quapaw, OK PRICE, James C. Henryetta, OK PRICE, Leo Amber, OK PRICE, T.W. Lawton, OK PRICE, William Stewart Blanchard, OK PRIGMORE, Pink " " PRIM, Hugh Silas Checotah, OK PRITCHARD, Cora Sentinel, OK PRITCHARD, L.D.(Mrs) Altus, OK PRITCHARD, Louis Garnett Monahans, Texas PROCTOR, Ezekiel Proctor, OK PROCTOR, Ezekiel, Jr. " " PROCTOR, Harry Hanna, OK PROCTOR, Hoi-Tha Dustin, OK PROCTOR, Huethla Hanna, OK PROCTOR, Hully " " PROCTOR, Lumber Dustin, OK PROCTOR, Sarah Jane Alice Elk City, OK PROCTOR, Susan Okmulgee, OK PROCTOR, Susie " " PROCTOR, Zeke Proctor, OK PROVOST, Katherine Oklahoma City, OK PRUITT, Nancy E. Shulter, OK PRUITT, Lucretia C. Tulsa, OK PRUSA, Joseph Perry, OK PRYOR, Elsie Hugo, OK PRYOR, Mary Elizabeth Medford, OK PRYOR, Samuel T. Tahlequah, OK PUCKETT, Jones Louis Vinita, OK PUCKETT, Louis " " PULIS, W.R.(Mrs) Anadarko, OK PULLEN, George W. Davis, OK PULLEN, J.H. Durant, OK PULSEY, Lyman McAlester, OK PURCELL, Joe Anadarko, OK PURDUM, Perry V. Dewey, OK PURLEE, Vernon (Mrs) Tulsa, OK PUSLEY, Limon McAlester, OK PUTMAN, W.F. Antlers, OK PYBAS, B.(B?y) Washington, OK PYLAND, A.J. Talihina, OK PYLE, B.F. Elk City, OK QUALLS, Romulus Alvin Claremore, OK QUASSYAH Indiahoma, OK QUEEN, J.B. Tulsa, OK QUEEN, John B. " " QUEID, C.B. Cloudy, OK QUERRY, S. Tonkawa, OK QUIGLEY, Hiram Chickasha, OK QUIGLEY, N.A.(Mrs) Crescent, OK QUILLIN, Louis Duncan, OK QUINNETTE, Blanche Hammond Lawton, OK QUINTON, Elizabeth Jacob Tulsa, OK QUISENBERRY, Thomas M. " " QUOETONE, Guy Lawton, OK TO BE CONTINUED..........

In a message dated 99-03-09 00:26:52 EST, you write: > I had recommended Sharron Ashton's compilation to the listers. I was > delighted to see a post from her and to know she must subscribe, too. I > wonder if any of you know how Ancestry.com acquires its databases? Would > Ashton consider selling her compilation if this website or another would > consider buying it? > If Sharron would consider selling it or donating it to this list maybe we could take up a collection so that it could be posted on the web on the OKGenWeb so that it could be provided to people for free instead of having to pay for it as you would have to at Ancestry.com Lela

In a message dated 3/9/99 12:22:33 PM, Indian-Territory-Roots-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: << I wonder if any of you know how Ancestry.com acquires its databases? >> I have that information at home in my files. Contact me directly if you are interested. kssooners@aol.com

"Intruder Lists" included in my books already on-line. For the 1882 Intruders in the Choctaw Nation: Check out "OK/ITGenWeb Choctaw Nation" >>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~itchocta/ <<< ---------------------------------------------------------- For Early Chickasaw Traders East of Miss River Check out "Chickasaw Historical Research Page" >>> http://www.flash.net/~kma/ <<< ------------------------------------------------------------ For Intruders in the Creek Nation Check out "Creek Nation, Indian Territory" >>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~itcreek/index.htm <<< ------------------------------------------------------------- ALSO: For abstracts re crime, criminals and U.S. Marshals from "Our Brother in Red" newspaper Check out "Indian Territory News" >>> http://www.oklahombres.org/news.htm <<< ------------------------------------------------------------- For abstracts re "deaths/obits" from "Our Brother in Red" newspaper Check out "Our Brother In Red" >>> http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbits/ITobits.htm <<< *********************** Sharron Ashton ----------------------------------------- >>Rhonda wrote "Would Ashton consider selling her compilation if this website or another would consider buying it?"<<

Frank and other Listers: I would love to see intruder lists online. I don't have a copy but volunteer to enter the data if someone will provide a copy. Alma -----Original Message----- From: Frank R. Mayberry <rambo1@oknet1.net> To: Indian-Territory-Roots-L@rootsweb.com <Indian-Territory-Roots-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, March 07, 1999 11:25 PM Subject: Intruder List >Reference a recent request for information on people who were listed as >intruders of the various Indian Tribes. Would the list owner please >place these lists upon receipt (provided there is a list) to the >subscribers of this list. I am sure that everyone who has ancestors >that were in this area, would be glad to get a copy if but for no other >reason, just to establish the fact that their ancestors were noted as >being somewhere at this particular time. Like being noted on a Census >list. It might be a valuable search tool. Thanks. >My grandfather might be on the list, who knows, unless I see his name. >

Several months ago, I came across the following information on intruders in the Creek Nation which may help someone: www.rootsweb.com/~itcreek/records1.htm

HI Does anyone know about Indian Chief Eagle Feather? In 1740 he adopted a white woman for his wife. This is around The Forks of Muskingum, and around Coshocton. Thanks Sally Hathaway sjhathaway@aol.com

Please note the announcement below. Persons or organizations wishing to participate, contact JJ Johnson (below). Everyone come. It's a wonderful place to find all that AR info. I have no interest except that I think it's great !! I was lucky enough to find new cousins and lots of family information. Hope to see you there. Elveta TENTH NORTH ARKANSAS ANCESTOR FAIR A Genealogical Swap Meet -- Sponsored by Searcy County Historical Society June 3-5, 1999 in Leslie & Marshall, AR. Side Show programs on Cemeteries, Photographs, Ozark Resources, Native American Research. County & Family Historians share info on hundreds of north Arkansas families. For more information and registration forms contact: James J. Johnston, 2333 N. East Oaks Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72703 Tel: (501-442-3691 e mail <johnston@ipa.net>