Summer is Almost Over In Oklahoma
August 2012 Indexing Report
Oklahoma City Stake
With the end of the 1940 US Census project we are seeing a decline in the number of names indexed in our Stake. Total number of names for our Stake this month was 52,883.
There are many other projects out there that are interesting and easy to do . Please consider trying the US Community Projects for Immigration and Naturalization. These records include ship passenger lists for all the US Ports that brought immigrants into this country. Some of them are typed, some are very short. You might also look at the U S Michigan death records, or the WWI registration cards. As with any new project please read the Project Information and Field Helps before you start.
Stake Total as of Aug 31
873,894
This includes total names Indexed and total names Arbitrated
(Our 2012 Goal is 1 Million + names)
Did you Know?
That out of 35 Stakes in North Texas, Oklahoma, SW Missouri and Easter Arkansas
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Stake is ranked at # 3 when it comes to indexing.
This news comes from the area Family Newsletter that is published each month by our Area Family History Advisor, Brother Kirk Hathaway. Plano,TX Stake is rated # 1 with 1,008,869 names as of August 10th.
If you would like to receive this newsletter let me know and I will forward it to you via email.
August Indexing Report by Wards
Ward Total Names Index & Arbitrated
Clinton 102
Edmond First 6554
Edmond Second 1367
OKC Fifth 15500
OKC First 2600
OKC Third 12,600
University 145
Quail Creek 5308
Village 685
Woodward 7355
Youth OKC First 487
Youth Village 180
Two New Links to more Family History Research sites.
I found two new interesting and exciting websites that will help you with your family history research. The first one is a blog page presented by an Attorney who is also a certified genealogist. If you would like to learn more about various records and the information they contain, or about copyright laws concerning genealogy I suggest you read her blog. The hotlink is listed below, just click on it and it will take you to her site.
The second interesting site is at Ancestry.com. They have a time machine that will present a video of your life as if you lived in the 1940's. Just put in some basic information and your name will appear in the video. It brings history to life. Click on the Time Machine link below.
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