Oklahoma Newspaper Archives
1810 - 2020
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- Dead Letters
- List of letters remaining in the post office at Chickasha, I.T. for the week ending Oct 18. 1901 .... John C. Harris
- Chickasha daily express
- Chickasha, Oklahoma
- October 25, 1901 - Page 6
delder999
Clipped 3 days ago
- (Owens, Jesse. "Ongias Putting Drive Into Jones' Ventures." Tulsa Daily World. August 22, 1973. Page 24.)
- Tulsa World
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
- August 22, 1973 - Page 24
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Clipped 9 days ago
- Martin Root
- Cherokee Advocate
- Tahlequah, Oklahoma
- April 15, 1851 - Page 1
avermote87
Clipped 15 days ago
- Death Announcement - Mrs. Artimesia Foster (87)
- Tulsa World
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
- August 21, 1974 - Page 36
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Clipped 23 days ago
Find Your Family History in Oklahoma Newspaper Archives
With Oklahoma newspaper archives dating back to 1810, you can learn about untold stories and details about your ancestors. Oklahoma officially became a state when its panhandle was acquired following the land acquisitions after the Mexican-American War. Before the Civil War, Oklahoma was mainly a Native American territory. The “Sooners” were settlers who jumped the gun and settled in the Oklahoma area around 1890. Were you ancestors Sooners? What impact did they make on the complex history of Oklahoma?
Find local and national events that your ancestors part took in. Learn about your family history and ancestors by searching our digital newspaper collection online for popular publications such as Cherokee Advocate, Oklahoman, and Express Star.
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Oklahoma Genealogy in Newspaper Archives
People study genealogy out of curiosity and looking for answers to questions such as who your ancestors are, what did they live through, and what was their life like? Our historical newspaper collection can act as a fantastic genealogy resource to figure out the answers to these questions. Within the Oklahoma genealogy newspaper archives you can find birth and death announcements, marriage announcements, obituaries, and more!