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In 1902 the Dawes Commission began the process of allotment of lands in Indian Territory. Before that time, land in Indian Territory was communal belongings and belonged to the Indian nation, rather than the individual. In Oklahoma Territory, with the exception of Indian allotments past the Jerome Commission in the tardily 1880s, ownership began in 1889 and spread with each of the land openings. The terminal country opening in Oklahoma Territory, with the small exception of the salt plains in Alfalfa County, was in 1906. Land ownership in the Panhandle was possible later the first official survey of the surface area in the 1890s.
Oklahoma statehood occurred November 16, 1907, by joining Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory. The concluding canton in Oklahoma was formed in 1912.
The record books of the thirty judicial Recording Districts, the transitional form of government in Indian Territory simply prior to statehood, were not as a general do preserved past the newly formed land counties. Consequently, the earliest country records in those counties start in November 1907.
Counties formed from Indian Territory
Adair, Atoka, Bryan, Carter, Cherokee, Choctaw, Coal, Craig, Creek, Delaware, Garvin, Haskell, Hughes, Johnston, Latimer, Le Flore, Love, Marshall, Mayes, McClain, McCurtain, McIntosh, Murray, Muskogee, Nowata, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Ottawa, Pittsburg, Pontotoc, Pushmataha, Rogers, Seminole, Sequoyah, Tulsa, Wagoner, Washington
Counties formed from Oklahoma Territory
Alfalfa, Beckham, Blaine, Caddo, Canadian, Cleveland, Comanche, Cotton, Custer, Dewey, Ellis, Garfield, Grant, Greer, Harmon, Harper, Jackson, Kay, Kingfisher, Kiowa, Lincoln, Logan, Major, Noble, Oklahoma, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Pottawatomie, Roger Mills, Washita, Wood, Woodward
Counties formed from both territories (by and large the Indian Territory)
Grady, Jefferson, Stephens
Panhandle counties
Beaver, Cimarron, Texas
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1889 Oklahoma County Database and Plat Map
This database includes names of United states of america land patent homesteads for Oklahoma County, Indian Territory, 1889.
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1901 State Lottery
El Reno Land Lottery - Names Drawn This alphabetize includes more than 8,000 individuals whose names were fatigued in the 1901 state lottery. The names are extracted from Names of the El Reno Land Commune Homesteaders Filings, 1902 published by H. H. Edwards in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
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El Reno Lottery Tickets
The Manuscript Athenaeum include the state lottery tickets for some individuals who participated in the 1901 El Reno and Lawton land lottery, merely did not receive state.
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Wichita, and Kiowa, and Apache Ceded Lands Homestead Applications
This collection contains more than ane m applications for homestead entry within the Wichita-Caddo and Kiowa-Comanche-Apache ceded lands. The applications include names, dates, and towns.
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Federal Land Tract Books
This microfilm drove offers information about homesteaders in Oklahoma Territory from 1889 to 1907. These 70-two volumes include a physical description of the homestead, the amount of country, date and identify of original registration, and the date of the concluding certificate. The Tract Books are bundled by township and range, not past surname.
The Research Center offers a $15 limited service to search the Land Tract Books. Researchers must include the individual'southward name and the canton in which they received land. Use the express order grade to gild by postal service. If yous wish to lodge by phone phone call 405-522-5225.
Plat Maps and Atlases
Plat maps and atlases are available for select areas including:
- Woods Canton, 1906 (G 4023 W6 O31 1906)
- Garfield Canton, 1906 and 1940 (microfilm)
- Oklahoma County, 1907 (Chiliad 4023 O4 O35 1907)
- Payne Canton, 1907 (microfilm)
- Ellis County, 1910 (Yard 4023 E4 W4 1910)
- Harper Canton, 1910 (1000 4023 H3 W4 1910)
- Woodward Canton, 1910 (G 4023 W7 W4 1910)
- Noble Canton, 1912 (G 4023 N5 O35 1912)
- Kiowa County, 1913 (G 4023 K5 1913)
- Kay County, 1921 (microfilm)
- Grant County, 1928 (G 1366 G75 1928)
The following county directories contain either legal state descriptions (section, township, range) or provide the proper noun of the township in which the person resides.
- Custer County Oklahoma: Country Act Map, c. 1910 index past Mary Ann Linn LaRue (F 702 C9 L3 1990)
- Directory of Garfield County, 1896 (F 702 G25 C7)
- Business and Resident Directory of Guthrie and Logan County, Oklahoma, September 1, 1892
- Official Directory of Guthrie and Logan Canton, 1898 (F 704 G9 A2 1898)
- Oklahoma Metropolis and County Directory, 1900–1901
- The Homesteaders of Oklahoma County, Okla., compiled past Virgil Harris (F 702 O55 H3)
- Woods Canton Directory, 1895 (F 702 W7 H38)
Indian Territory Land Records
- Hastain's Township Plats of the Creek Nation by Due east. Hastain, 1910 (impress, microfilm, and online)
- Moore's Seminole Gyre and Country Guide by J. Read Moore, 1915 (impress and online)
- Index to Choctaw-Chickasaw Deeds and Allotments by Due east. Hastain, 19-- (print and microfilm)
- Supplement to Index to Choctaw-Chickasaw Deeds and Allotments by E. Hastain, 1910 (print and microfilm)
- Township Plats, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, showing country allotted to the Cherokee (microfilm)
- Oklahoma Tract Books, box 19 pt. 2, includes Indian allotments in the far northeastern Indian Territory (microfilm)
- Forgotten Oklahoma Records: Cherokee Land Allotment Book by Fredrea Melt, 1981 (impress)
The 1900 Oklahoma Territory Census and the 1910 Oklahoma Census often indicate the township in which a person lived at the time of the census. The Research Center has Oklahoma county township maps, which can be used to identify the township and range of the named municipal township in the county of interest.
School State Records
Sections xvi and 36 of regime townships (township and range) were usually reserved as school land, which could be leased just non homesteaded. The money from schoolhouse land was designated past the Oklahoma Territory, and its successor the Country of Oklahoma, to go to the support of specific colleges and universities. Some townships, notwithstanding, had no sections of school land, and some were almost entirely school land. The School Land Tract Books are kept in the State Archives, Oklahoma Department of Libraries.
Townsite Lot Records
Townsite lot records were kept in Townsite Trustee Books. When bachelor, these can be found at the town's urban center hall or at the county seat.
Source: https://www.okhistory.org/research/land
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