<p>A history of Adair County, in northeastern Oklahoma. Adair County was named after the Adair family of the Cherokee tribe, having been created in 1906 from the Goingsnake and Flint districts of the Cherokee Nation. With about two-thirds of the volume devoted to local family histories, this is an important reference for the history or genealogy researcher. Contents: Adair County, Oklahoma; Mays; Railroads in Adair County; The Big Three - Stilwell, Watts, Westville; Communities; Schools; Churches and Missions; Pot Pourri; Family Stories; Tribute Pages; Surname Index; Errata.</p>

History of Adair County: Including Flint and Goingsnake districts

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Historical Societies of Adair County

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