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After: November 16, 1907
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Pittsburg County,
Oklahoma
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1855 to November 16, 1907 Source 2
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1825 to November
16, 1907
Tobucksy (root
Tobaksi = Coal) County
Moshulatubbee
District, Choctaw Nation, Indian
Territory
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Formed November 16, 1907, Pittsburg County is located
in the rolling hills of Southeastern Oklahoma. McAlester
is the county seat and economic hub of the area, located
at the crossings of State Highways 69 and 270.
Prior to statehood, roughly the same geographical area
was known as Tobucksy County, Moshulatubbee District,
Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. Perryville was the
county seat (until 1873 when it moved to South
McAlester) for Tobucksy County, and Included an
intersection of the Texas Road and The California Trail.
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Pittsburg County is available for adoption, if interested
please e-mail the State
coordinator for details.
The webmaster for this site has moved out of the state of
Oklahoma and looking for a replacement contact: State
Coordinator: Linda Simpson Asst. State Coordinator: Mel
Owings, if you are interested
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All Queries for information for this area are to be directed
to the FaceBooksite:
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Pitsburg County Genweb use of Contributions
from Social Media/ E-mail users to Annotate and Proof
Read Data entries
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Project 1: Proofreading the Annotations to the "The
Dusky Diamond Fields" {Hartshorne, Haileyville, Dow,
Gowen} on FaceBook
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Project 2: Annotating (giving an explanation) the images in
the Quinton
Ledger on FaceBook
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Process: List The file name, describe your suggested edits to
the description for this file name as a comment to the above
FaceBook links for the projects
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Last Update:
24-Sep-2021 11:33 AM
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WebMaster
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State Coordinator: Linda Simpson Asst. State Coordinator: Mel
Owings
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