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Last Updated on 3/14/2004 |
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Bryan Township Lincoln County, Oklahoma Above logos are clickable links to statewide sites Links on the left return you to county or area sites Below are Quick Links to this site for return visitors |
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History |
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Genealogy Links |
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About Bryan Township Located in the western portion of Lincoln County, bordered on the west by Oklahoma County's Dewey Township, Bryan Township has historically been a rural area, bypassed by all major highways. The Captain Creek community, which never had a Post Office and isn't even mentioned in Oklahoma Place Names, is its most concentrated settlement. If you are researching the old families of Captain Creek, you may well find information in old copies of the Luther Register as its founding families often had ties to families Oklahoma County. You will find more information about the area and its families on the Lincoln County GenWeb site, as well as in The New Sharon's Place. Schools shown on the 1909 Topographic Map: Union (southeast corner of Section 2); Captain Creek (northeast corner of Section 8); Woodlawn (southern edge of Section 20); |
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In this chart, links using Township-Range Numbers take you to the corresponding map in the set of Township Maps that I'm preparing for the entire state. Links that use Township Names take you to a page like this, which provides information about the Township and links to genealogy sites as well as the map. Or Return to the County/Township Links. |
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T14N-R2E |
T14N-R3E McKinley |
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Bryan |
T13N-R3E North Wichita |
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T12N-R1E Oklahoma Co.: Elk |
T12N-2E Kickapoo |
T12N-3E South Wichita |
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Because the northwestern corner of Bryan Township is only about 5 miles from the town of Luther, my Area Study includes some of its families. |
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| Index to 1900 Census | Heads of Household on each page of Wellston and Kickapoo Townships, which included Bryan Township at that time. | ||
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Genealogy reports for families who lived in the area during Territorial Days. Because there were so many marriages across township and even county lines, these are linked as a single set instead of divided by Township. |
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| World Connect Project | I have uploaded my GEDCOM for this entire area study. You can go directly to my database, smc, and consult its index or use the link at left and its global search feature to find information contributed by others who are researching area families. | ||
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