Rose Stauber, Editor Index. Mack worked in his barber shop in Tahlequah, OK, from 1919 until 1976. He still practiced his trade at the age of 88. He owned the first hydraulic barber chair in Indian Territory. Sue Ann has documents tracing this family back to 1780.
Index includes allied families.
Dating from the early 19th century, these materials include Indian rolls, claims, businesses, diaries, Civil War, etc. Designed for easy use, the guide is arranged alphabetically by collection title. Each entry has a summary of the collection's contents. Bradford Koplowitz Identifies and describes public records which span the 1880's through 1920 for all county governments, municipal governments for cities over 5,000 population, and for small cities of historical significance. Covers Oklahoma's earliest white settlements as well as Native American records for the state's eastern counties.