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Cemeteries and Death Records
- Clinton Oaks Cemetery binder kept behind reference desk.
- Collinsville’s Oldest Cemetery, Old North Cemetery, Collinsville, OK in vertical file envelope Oklahoma, Collinsville Cemetery.
- Deaths copied from the Bixby Bulletin. (Includes Snake Creek Cemetery-African American Cemetery) in black binder behind desk.
- Funeral Home Records City of Tulsa.
- Includes the following funeral homes and years: Moore’s Funeral Home 1927-1971, Moore’s Memory Chapel 1973-1980, Moore’s Eastlawn 1966-1980, Nine’s Funeral Home 1917-1980, Whisenhunt’s Funeral Home 1929-1980, Stanley’s Funeral Home 1909-1981. 929.376686 F963 1989.
- An alphabetical name index to the Funeral Home Records is online at Tulsa Genealogical Society Website.
- History of Some Tulsa City Cemeteries (not a listing of persons), articles about Clinton Oaks, Oaklawn, earliest Tulsa cemetery; in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County, Tulsa Cemeteries.
- Oaklawn Cemetery Report binder kept behind the reference desk.
- Oklahoma Green Country Cemeteries , compiled by Broken Arrow Genealogical Society. 929.509766 O41, V. 1 includes Park Grove, Bruner, Carr, Creek Freedmen, Hawkins, Jackson Grove, Kelley, McHenry, Odd Fellows, Shahan, Simmons, White Cemeteries .
- Prairie Gardens/Duck Creek Cemetery by Katherine LaBass for Bixby Historical Society. 2000. In red folder behind desk.
- Registry of the White Church Cemetery of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, in vertical file envelope Oklahoma: Broken Arrow White Church Cemetery.
- Rose Hill Cemetery on Genealogy CD Rom Database Computer.
- Shadows of the Past: Tombstone Inscriptions in Tulsa County, Oklahoma includes Bixby (Bixby), Blakemore (Owasso), Booker T. Washington (Tulsa), Charley (Sperry), Chisholm (Sperry), Clinton Oaks (Tulsa), Community (Rentie Grove-Tulsa), Crown Hill (Tulsa), Duck Creek (Liberty Mounds), Fairview (Owasso), Grayson (Tulsa), Harlow (N. Tulsa), Hillside Mission (Skiatook), Indian Territory (Tulsa), Leonard (Leonard), Lord (Owasso), Old Skiatook (Skiatook), Parkgrove (Broken Arrow), Perryman (Tulsa), Pleasant Porter (Leonard), Post Oak (Sand Springs), Sanger (Bixby), Snake Creek (Leonard), Spybuck (Sperry), Victory (Collinsville), Wekiwa (Keystone Dam), Tullahasse (Sand Springs), Rock Creek (Sand Springs), McCoy (Leonard), White Church (Broken Arrow), Twin Mounds (Glenpool), Oaklawn (Tulsa). 929.50976686 S524.
- Tulsa County Cemeteries includes Duck Creek (Liberty Mounds)in Jenks, Covey and Twin Mounds. Burials from 1911. 929.376686 T829.
- Twin Mounds Pioneer Cemetery, Tulsa World article, undated. In vertical file Oklahoma, Twin Mounds.
- Cemeteries of Tulsa, County, Oklahoma includes many complete or partial internment indexes as well as directions to the cemeteries.
Chronicles of Oklahoma
- Contains various articles about the history of Oklahoma. Portions online at Chronicles of Oklahoma Online. Portions also available on microfilm and bound copies in book collection. Indexed. 976.6 C4681
Churches
- First Methodist Church Membership Directory 1958. Tulsa’s Methodist Cathedral at 11 th and Boulder, in vertical file envelope Oklahoma: Assorted information pamphlets.
- Registry of the White Church Cemetery of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, in vertical file envelope Oklahoma: Broken Arrow White Church Cemetery.
Cities and Towns
Bixby:
- Early Pioneers of Bixby, Oklahoma copied from The Bixby Bulletin by Katherine LaBass for the Bixby Historical Society. 2000. In black binder behind desk.
Broken Arrow:
- Broken Arrow Hall of Fame 1990 (Five Notable Pioneers); Broken Arrow Genealogical Society; pamphlet in Oklahoma, Tulsa County BA Hall of Fame.
- Broken Arrow Hall of Fame 1991 (Six Community Developers); Broken Arrow Genealogical Society; pamphlet in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County BA Hall of Fame.
- Broken Arrow, Tulsa County, OK and Adjoining Tow nships (Boles, Fry, Lynn Lane and Willow Springs), 1910 Federal Census, published by the Broken Arrow Genealogical Society 1993; in vertical file, Oklahoma Broken Arrow.
- First Census (1904) of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma by Don Wise (article about the census), in vertical file envelope Oklahoma: Broken Arrow First Census.
- History of Scout Troop 104, Broken Arrow, Ok; Donald A. Wise, 1991; in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County BA Hall of Fame and History of Scouting..
Glenn Pool:
- Glen Pool and a Little Town of Yesteryear by Frank Galbreath. 976.686 G131g 1978.
- Misc.
The Beginning of the International Petroleum Exposition and Congress, Fred. S. Clinton, FACS, Reprinted from The Chronicles of Oklahoma, Vol. XXVI, No. 4, Winter 1948-1949 ( Oklahoma City: Oklahoma Historical Society) in vertical file, folder titled Oklahoma Cities and Towns Information Pamphlets.
Jenks:
- Jenks and Tulsa Street Names, Jenks Gazette May – June 1999; in vertical file Oklahoma, Jenks and Tulsa Street Names.
Skiatook:
- Early Day Families of Hillside Mission School, Skiatook, Ok; reunion September 12, 1976. Willis C. “Ted” Haddock; in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County, Skiatook Early Day Families.
- Skiatook 1872-1921, compiled and edited by C.H. Cleveland and G.B. Epperson. 976.6 C59 1921.
Sand Springs:
- Greater Sand Springs, A History of Sand Springs; published by The Sand Springs Leader, Summer 1998, in vertical file envelope Oklahoma, Sand Springs.
- Unto the Least of These, In Memory of Charles Page, Founder of Sand Springs Home; Josephine T. Hughes, in vertical file envelope Oklahoma, Sand Springs.
Tulsa:
- The Beginning of Tulsa by J.M. Hall. 976.686 H14a 1933.
- The Early History of Southwest Tulsa, early towns RedFork, Oakhurst, Garden City, South Haven, Carbondale, Berryhill; Tulsa Preservation Commission, City of Tulsa Urban Development Department, September 1996; booklet in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County, Tulsa City of, Southwest Area.
- City in the Osage Hills, Tulsa Oklahoma by Courtney Ann and Glen Vaughn-Roberson. 976.686 V465c 1984.
- Historic Tulsa School Pictures, Post Cards, Pictures and School Calendar images from the 1999 – 2000 Tulsa Public Schools Calendar; in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County, Tulsa Public Schools.
- The History of Tulsa by Colonel Clarence B. Douglas, 3 volumes, 1921. 976.6 D74 1921.
- The History of Tulsa, Circulating Books, Videos and web sites compiled by Jennifer Young; a list. Vertical file envelope Oklahoma, Tulsa Books.
- Jenks and Tulsa Street Names, Jenks Gazette May – June 1999; in vertical file Oklahoma, Jenks and Tulsa Street Names.
- Lon Stansberry Document and Photo Collection CD titled Uncle Lon’s Estate Photos and Papers on Genealogy CD Rom Database computers. Includes historical articles and photos of Tulsa and Oklahoma.
- Tulsa! Biography of an American City by Danny Goble. 976.686 G538t 1997.
- Tulsa County Historic Sites Prepared by the Community Planning Division Indian Nations Council of Governments. July 1982. 917.6686.
- Tulsa County Historical Sites , Tulsa World article, undated. In vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County Historical Sites.
- Tulsa’s Magic Roots by Nina Lane Dunn. 976.686 D922t 1979.
- Tulsa People, 100 Tulsans who Made a Difference, magazine article published Jan 1998; in vertical file, Oklahoma, Tulsa County History.
- Tulsa Where the Streets were paved with Goldby Clyda R. Franks. (Images of America series.) 976.686 F855t 2000.
Genealogical Society
- Tulsa Annals Official publication of the Tulsa Genealogical Society. Published quarterly. 1967- present.
Marriage Records
- Marriage Books of Tulsa County, Books 1-30 (1907-1920) plus index. 929.376686 M349 2003.
- Tulsa County Bride Groom Index 1907-1987 (microfiche) kept behind the reference desk.
Military
- A History of the Second World War and the Fighting Men of Oklahoma, 2 vols. (plus separate index) 940.540922097 1946.
- Memories, B Co, 20 th Infantry Battalion USMCR, Tulsa, Oklahoma, August 1947 to August 1950; historical pamphlet, in vertical file, Oklahoma,USMC Tulsa.
- Oklahoma Confederate Archives, brochure about Tulsa library and organization, in vertical file envelope Oklahoma, Confederate Archives, Inc.
- The Sons of the American Revolution directories, 1982 (?) and 1984-1985.
- Tulsa County in the World War compiled by William T. Lampe. 940.3766 L19 1919.
- Tulsa’s Honor Roll of Revolutionary Roll Patriots compiled by TGS. 973.34 T829 1976.
Research
- Genealogical Research Material at the Gilcrease Museum Library. (Typed list, undated), in vertical file envelope Oklahoma: Assorted information pamphlets.
Schools
- Early Day Families of Hillside Mission School, Skiatook, Ok; reunion September 12, 1976. Willis C. “Ted” Haddock; in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County, Skiatook Early Day Families.
- Historic Tulsa School Pictures, Post Cards, Pictures and School Calendar images from the 1999 – 2000 Tulsa Public Schools Calendar; in vertical file Oklahoma, Tulsa County, Tulsa Public Schools.
- Loughridge, Rev. Robert and Presbyterian Mission School, in City in the Osage Hills, Tulsa Oklahoma by Courtney Ann and Glen Vaughn-Roberson. 976.686 V465c 1984.
