Vol 8, Iss 16 Our Sweet, Snoozing Sadie Sadie, (pictured here) will be celebrating her first birthday, April 25, 2006, Tuesday. She is almost as smart as Duchess, but has a way to go ... yet!
Vol 8, Iss 49 We received a surprise email from a nephew this week. He was inquiring about a MCGILL family tree. His mother (our baby sister, Amber) seems to think that Gene McGill paid a professional to draw-up a MCGILL Family Tree.
Vol 9, Iss 12 Do you subscribe to The Freedom Call newspaper out of Freedom, Oklahoma? Do you live out of state with a computer and internet connection? The Freedom Call will soon be available on the Web. That is according to the front page article in The Call's March 22, 2007 issue.
Vol 12, Iss 26Alva, Oklahoma - Coming up next Sunday is the 4th of July 2010. I know that I have showed this July 4th, 1928 Alva Drum corp photo before, but we thought it only appropriate to show what 1928 citizens of Alva and their boys drum corp were doing on July 4th, 1928.
Woods County, Oklahoma Territory (O.T.) - Newspaper Heritage
Vol 9, Iss 5 A few weeks ago we sent off to the Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) (2401 North Laird Ave., OKC, OK 73105-7914, (405)-521-2491) for a newspaper genealogy report for Woods County, Oklahoma. Several years ago the OHS received a grant from the Library of Congress to do a genealogy of the newspapers across Oklahoma. Most of this Information is a part of that research.
Vol 9, Iss 36 "For those of you into Genealogy... Mrs. Katie (DeWitt) James was the daughter of Henry DeWitt. After reading this old news story of 1905, I was wondering what happened to the Katie James' small child that got dropped off at the German farmer's home?
Vol 12, Iss 10 I found this history book about the Early Western Augusta Pioneers of Virginia over at Ancestry.com. Here is some of the information concerning "The German Families of Augusta" for those genealogy and family tree researchers with some German ancestors that landed in the Augusta county, Virginia area.
Vol 7, Iss 9 "Hi there! Just taking a 'stab' to see if in any research on Guinn's (or GWINN, GWIN) you have heard of my Gr-Grandfather by the name of Anias (or Ananias) Arnelius GUINN from West Virginia? He was married to Ann Sparks (Dorsey) GUINN, in 1866, in (I think) Nicholas County [more]...
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Vol 12, Iss 32Bayfield, Colorado - Hope you all are keeping cool, staying out of the Oklahoma heat during the "Dog Days of Summer."
This week we are sharing a photo of a panting pug, Sadie, taken 24 July 2010, out at the Fairvalley pond, in Northwest Oklahoma. Ain't she sweet posing and panting in the Oklahoma Summer heat. Thank goodness we are back in cool Colorado.
This is the REAL OkieLegacy Vol. VI, Iss. 36! And it "ain't" blank this week! Some of you jokingly wrote in about the "blank Iss. 36.". That was just a mere preview of things to come -- giving you the choice of what might be this week. That is our story and we are sticking to it.
Vol 8, Iss 44 We made it to Lewis, Kansas and found the Wayne Cemetery east of Lewis and went looking, walking through in search of the McGills buried there. We took some pictures of three grave markers for some McGill's we found: Benjamin & Harriet N. McGill (parents of Frank McGill) and Wilburita McGill, sibling of Frank McGill. Wilburita died in infancy.
Vol 12, Iss 3 We have been sharing a scanned copy of the 1938 Ranger Album with family genealogists for awhile and thought perhaps some others might be interested in downloading a PDF file of the 1938 Ranger Album. It is a large file. You can either open it up in your web browser and save a copy to your computer -- OR -- right click on the link and "save as" to a folder on your computer for further genealogy research.
Vol 12, Iss 27 Kim wrote and says, "My name is Kim and I'm writing to pay compliments to your web page: a href="http://paristimes.com/genealogy/genealgy.html">ParisTimes Genealogy. It has really useful information on genealogy. Inam a student teacher so I am definitely going to incorporate some of this into an upcoming lesson plan.
Vol 12, Iss 7 Dale Talkington (Email: daletalkington@gmail.com) says, "This is your last call to loan copies of early Anadarko phone directories for our forthcoming book of some 1,200 pages.
Bus Trip to Oklahoma Historical Society (August 2, 2010)
Vol 12, Iss 29Wichita, Kansas - Midwest Historical & Genealogical Society Library is sponsoring a 1-day bus trip. Calling All Genealogy Buffs for the Oklahoma Historical Society Research Center bus trip on Monday, August 2, 2010. Secondary stops are being arranged, along the route, for pick-ups so they do not have to drive into Wichita.
Vol 11, Iss 16 Paul Ricketts (paul@thesunrideshigh.com) says, "Hi Linda, After seeing you on Twitter, I was interested to see your website and research. Whilst we live in Maryland, I’m researching my wife’s family in Oklahoma.
Vol 3, Iss 3Duryea, Pennsylvania - "I am enjoying your tales of Oklahoma. I wish you had
some of Duryea, Pennsylvania. I have been searching for my grandfather
(actually his burial site) for years. Death records for 1895 burned
and no one has any record of where he was buried. I am continuing
my search. Have some names of people who do research, and am trying
to find someone who can read tombstones by going to all the cemeteries.
I cannot climb the hills, and over the old stones, in some of the
real old cemeteries. Going to go back to Wilkes-Barre (where I grew
up) this summer and search some more. W-B. is close to Duryea. Would
be a nice closure. He died at age 21, in some type of an accident.
My grandmother (maternal) was widowed at age 20, with 2 children,
and another on the way." -- Lanie, eberg@pouch.com [more]...
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Vol 6, Iss 29 " I wonder if these rivels and your Thrieviel could be the same thing? I can't find either in any dictionary at least refering to food. I do know that in my Mothers genealogy she had a g-great grandfather by the name of Jacob Treece and when I researched him he was German from Pennsylvania. The original spell of Trece was Dries, the D translates to T in the old English so this may be a clue. I thought it might be interesting to try to find out. My sister said our Mother learned this from my Father's mother and that she was German. I personally think she was quite a mix, according to my research. But I did find this recipe and it seems to be leading in that direction. "A real Pennsylvania Dutch favorite! I have made this several times over the years."
Chicken Corn Soup -- Ingredients...1 (4 pound) chicken [more]...
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Since this is the last day of December, 2004, we thought perhaps we could catch many of you tonight before, after and/or at midnight to ring in the New Year for 2005. I guess you could say that this is a No frill or "vanilla" version of the OkieLegacy in Summary.
Vol 11, Iss 38 The photo to the left is a picture of two football players with the following info on the backside: "Pillow Top, manufactured by The Harry M. Muller Co., Mfgs of Photo Pillow Tops, 411-413 Montrose Ave., Chicago, Ill." It also states, "Stick on back of photo, Size - 18x18; color - blue; copies - 1; Agents Name - Phillips; ship by mail; town & state - San Francisco, Cal.; remarks - Zenobia satin. The football has "Pug Ugly Twins" written on it. Is the writing on the backside of photo, at the bottom "(either 104 or P04) Kanis 148 CO?" What is the symbol on the shirt of the player on the left?
Vol 9, Iss 52
We began January 2007 by switching from a PC to a Mac computer. AND... we are glad we did. If I ever buy another computer it will NOT be a PC! It will be a Mac!
Vol 10, Iss 46 Since my ParisTimes Genealogy database had very few LOUTHAN family data, I did some genealogy research on how my PARIS, HURT and LOUTHAN's were possibly related.
Vol 12, Iss 27America - With the talk of Independence Day, and this being the day after the 4th of July 2010, We ask you, "Aren't we all immigrants or Descendants of Immigrants?"
Vol 11, Iss 11 We found this unknown family photo in my Grandmother's treasure chest of genealogy photos. Why Grandma Contance Warwick McGill had it ... I do not know! The backside was dark and you could barely make "Palatine" scratched into the backside. The old photograph is one of those photographs you see on cardboard type photo-backing. When did they start and end doing photographs like that?
North Central Idaho - "I enjoy Okie Legacy in North Central Idaho. I don't have any connections in your area, being born in Wichita Falls TX and having connections to Ardmore OK, but I enjoy reading about your area and share your views on politics. Keep it coming."