Seminole Counties Oklahoma United States

Taking its name from a Creek word meaning "runaway" or "those who camp at a distance," this county was originally part of the Seminole Nation, Indian Territory. As a result of a treaty with the Creeks in 1856, the Seminoles received an estimated 2,169,080 acres of land in the Indian Territory where they could establish their own government and laws. They were the last of the Five Civilized Tribes to organize their government in this region. Land Area: 640 square miles of predominantly agricultural land

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• Seminole County Demographics - Provides report from the U.S. Bureau of the counties Census, Census 2000.[PDF]
• Seminole County - Part of the OKGenWeb and USGenWeb project. Contains oklahoma its history, seminole indexes of churches, schools and towns, oklahoma maps, vital records and seminole other resources for genealogy oklahoma researchers.

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