This is what my Lookup sheet/notebook looks like, I keep a hard copy of the original lookup request for particulars. WARD: 1890/1896 Census Coleman WARD, Choctaw KING: 1910 Census James N. KING (see note) LOVELL: Newspapers OKC Times Nov. 5, 1960 Emily Ellen LOVELL. OKC Times May 3, 1946 William Henry LOVELL STILL: WPA INDEX Beaver County 24 Jan 1915 (see letter, PAID for copies) PHELPS/NADIER (see letter PAID for copies.) MILLER: Newspapers OKC/Garfield Co. Oct 5 1931 Osten E. MILLER OKC/Garvin Co. Nov 17, 1991 Lloyd MILLER WPA Index: Dec 25, 1908 Catherine MILLER OWEN: Newspapers/WPA index: Shawnee/Guthrie Oct. 3, 1906 Harvey Donald OWEN LEMASTER: Newspapers/WPA index: OKC Times May 10, 1917 Earnest Earl LEMASTER TURNER: Indian Archives Intruder list DOC 31392 (see note) OXFORD: Indian Archives/Census 1896 Choctaw Nation LOCKE: Indian Archives Choctaw Rolls DARDENNE: Indian Archives Quapaw Rolls. STITT: Indian Archives Miami Rolls BOAZMAN: Cemetary List Microfilm for Gracemont/Chickasha WPA Index only names: PLUE (1920-1930) WESTBROOK (1910) CROCKER (1925) LUCAS (ALL) Other: Condry School, Chelsea OK. Train Accident, Krebs OK, Pittsburg County, 1920's Fire June 27, 1900 Sabra LEDFORD. Names on permanent list other than family: GREENLEE BOAZMAN A note on the WPA Index: (I figure someone will ask) The WPA index is a MASSIVE index of all newspapers in the Oklahoma archives before 1940. If a date for a newspaper lookup comes across my sights, I set it into AT LEAST a WPA index lookup. Frequently, I cannot get to a microfilm reader either in the Library or the Newspaper room, so I take my "WPA list and my "other" list and work on that. I go to the OHS almost daily, except weekends, unless I am in the mood to fight the crowds on Saturday. I usually do my lookups in this order: MONDAY: Census TUES: Newspapers WEDS: Indian Archives (if I have any) THURS: Books FRIDAY Newspapers I spend 3-4 hours there in the morning, Sometimes I return Monday afternoon because it is the one day they are open late. (til 8 pm) And before you ask...yes....it is an obsession. 8) Nalora