Hello,

I am the new archivist for the Osage County Archives and Osage Nations Archives on GenWeb. I am looking for information to put online. If you have any records or information pertaining to folks in Osage County or the Osage Nation, please contact me at sharkay@swbell.net. I would be delighted to put your information online. For types of information that I am looking for check out the Osage County Archives at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/osage/osage.htm

The Osage Nation Archives is found at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ok/nations/osage/index.htm

I was looking through all the queries in this section and would like to have the answer to everyone's question. The only way to do that is to get hold of all the information possible about Osage County and Osage Nation and its people. Please share what you already know!

Sharon Hamilton
sharkay@swbell.net

Thank you so very much for the old photos of Osage City. They bring back many happy memories of my childhood, when my parents went to visit our Herr and Gill families there.
Kindest Regards, Neva

I am looking for Wilson family they lived in Sand Springs,OK
on Osage Reservation many years ago i have an old address here it is Sherman Wilson 1113 Roosevelt st zip code 74063
this was given to my aunt cora by her namessake my g-aunt
Cora Edith Ferrill nee Brown my grandfather was born near Wilson Creek in Greene CO,MO.this Wilson is his fathers relative poss fathers father I believe James Grey is James Wilson my grandfather IS fb or half native american his name is Walter Monroe Grey b.1868 approx his mother is a Girard that name is on Osage allottment roll Amelia Girard may be my g-fathers real mother but he lists Nancy May Girard as his mother my grandfather was left in MO as infant with Mary Elizebeth Girard can someone explain why he was passed around i believe he was orphaned i found a Walter Gray on Choctaw orphan payroll dont know if its him how do i find out also James Grey-gray went to Choctaw acaedmy year unknown fought in Confederate army hence name grey supposedly came from he was in Choctaw regiment can someone help me on this.

Suggest you send for military records. Sometimes they have a lot of info.

Also suggest you send for (or if you have access to microfilm reader, you can look it up) the Indian Rolls you mention. They also sometimes have a great deal of info and you may be able to prove who is who or rule them out.

I am looking for records of Floyd and Cannia Mae Johnson Ramey family that lived in Sand Springs,Tulsa County in the 1930's. They had two children Floyd "Sonny" and Wilma Francine at that time. Any help I would appreciate.Thank You

I'm not related and unsure but "think" this might
be your family.

Floyd O. Ramey~Mae Burtz
6-15-1935 Okmulgee county, Ok.
MLI-27-00031

This is the only Cannie Burtz I can find.
1920 Broken Arrow, Tulsa county, Ok.
WALKER
J.C. 61
Louella 52 Mx2 SC SC SC
BURTZ
Enoch 28 SC
Ed 22 "
Mattie 20 "
Cannie 17 "
Homer 13 "

Park Grove cemetery in Broken Arrow

Cannie Burtz 18 b. SC d. Dec. 16, 1920 C 17 2-3
R.M.Burtz 52 SC Nov. 12, 1914 C 17 2-5
Louella Walker 89 SC July 7, 1956 C 17 2-4

I found this family back to 1900 Pickens county, SC.
Louella Walker widowed is in 1930 Sapulpa, Creek co,
Ok. with her granddaughter, May BURTS 9.

Only you can determine if they might be yours.
Judy

Yes, this is my family. I am trying to find Louella's Maiden Name.