Hello again, I want to thank you all for the replies I've gotten. I'm going to write the Historical Society in Antlers that you mentioned. I'd call but it's long distance from Los Angeles :-) It's also a lot harder to do research on Oklahoma from Los Angeles, but I'm lucky in that I only live 2 blocks from the Family History Center here. It's suppose to be the best one after the main center in Utah. Of course, they don't have much about Pushmataha Co. or Oklahoma besides Indian Nation records and Census records. Maybe I should ask you one more question since you're people that have probably researched Oklahoma a lot more than I have. Do any of you know what Enumeration District Antlers and Finley were in in the Indian Territory census of 1900? Not everyone shows up in the Soundex as I'm sure you know and very few of the towns were incorporated back then, so they don't show up on the headings of the census pages. They didn't break it down into counties and Choctaw Nation covers several Microfilm rolls. The thought of going through each roll line by line is discouraging to say the least. If anyone has done some research to find relatives on the IT 1900 Census around or near Antlers and Finley, could you please check your notes and see what the Enumeration District was? Pretty please :-) I sure wish there were maps of the E.D.s somewhere that were easy to access. It would help a lot. Thank you, Robbie Robinson