1940 CENSUS ARE 99% COMPLETED
but did you know that it will be a few weeks till all records can be viewed on FamilySearch?
- Family Search is doing a quality check of all records before releasing them to the public
- Each record that had a blank line added, will be verified
- Each location for line 17 - 19 will be double checked; especially those for children under 5, or those with "same House" or Same Place".
What Can We Do Next???
Join in the community projects on immigration and naturalization.
The next interesting project at Family Search involves the immigration and naturalization records for every port in the United States from 1860 - 1989. These can be found under "Community Projects" in the drop down lists of current projects. Try the California records first as they are on a beginning level. Each batch has 20 records and I have found all of the cards to be typed. There are few data items required and the records are like the WWI or WWII draft card project. Please read the project information and field Helps First.
- 1875 Our Nation passed the first immigration law
- 1900 1 in 7 travelers died in trans atlantic voyages
- 1907 1,285,349 Europenas entered the county
- 1930 More people emigrated out of the county than came into it
- 1986 Since 1986 Congress passed seven amnesties for illegal immigrants
Stake Indexing Statistics for July 2012
The Stake Cummulative for the Year is now:
821,271 names
The Monthly total for each Ward
Ward Indexed Arbitrated
Clinton 2520 1484
Edmond First 6194 6600
Edmond Second 840 6581
Okc Fifth 2562 15092
Okc First 8243 18292
Okc Third 5520 16239
University 40
Quail Creek 6351 12813
Village 2729
Woodward 4441 8825
Oklahoma City Youth Indexers
WARD INDEXED
Youth Edmond First 320
Youth Edmond Second 92
Youth OKC First 122
Youth Village 152
Oklahoma Musem of Art - blown glass exhibit |
Oklahoma History-Research Center Book Sale
If you love old books about genealogy, history, education, or old maps and pictures and other genealogy treasures, then you won't want to miss the sale at the Oklahoma History Research Center this week-end. Some of these books are out of print copies as well. Admission to the Research Center is free.
Sale begins on Wednesday Aug 1, 2012 and goes through Friday Aug 3,2012. The hours are 10-4 pm on Wed and Thurs. 10-3pm on Friday.
The Oklahoma History Center is located off of Lincoln Avenue, across from the State Capital.
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