Cherokee County, Oklahoma
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Cherokee is a county in Oklahoma. It was formed in 1907 from the following county/ies: Cherokee Nation. Cherokee began keeping birth records in 1908, marriage records in 1907, and death records in 1908. It began keeping land records in 1906, probate records in 1907, and court records in 1907. The Recording District for Cherokee County is #6. For more information, contact the county at 213 W. Delaware Tahlequah 74464. On the attached map, Cherokee is located at K3.
Tahlequah, OK is the county seat of Cherokee County and is also the home of the Cherokee Nation and Northeastern State University.
Links
Official Site of the City of Tahlequah
For information about the state of Oklahoma see Oklahoma Family History Research.
Counties of Oklahoma
 Adair • Alfalfa • Atoka • Beaver • Beckham • Blaine • Bryan • Caddo • Canadian • Carter • Cherokee • Choctaw • Cimarron • Cleveland • Coal • Comanche • Cotton • Craig • Creek • Custer • Delaware • Dewey • Ellis • Garfield • Garvin • Grady • Grant • Greer • Harmon • Harper • Haskell • Hughes • Jackson • Jefferson • Johnston • Kay • Kingfisher • Kiowa • Latimer • Le Flore • Lincoln • Logan • Love • McClain • McCurtain • McIntosh • Major • Marshall • Mayes • Murray • Muskogee • Noble • Nowata • Okfuskee • Oklahoma • Okmulgee • Osage • Ottawa • Pawnee • Payne • Pittsburg • Pontotoc • Pottawatomie • Pushmataha • Roger Mills • Rogers • Seminole • Sequoyah • Stephens • Texas • Tillman • Tulsa • Wagoner • Washington • Washita • Woods • Woodward • |
