Genealogy buffs...

[Okla-homey]

I few of us here have Ancestry.com accounts and are pretty pleased with the results.

FWIW, right now, thru June 6 (D-Day,) they are making searches of the entire US military records database free to new subscribers. That is normally an add-on that costs quite a bit more.

You might want to check it out.

[royalfan5]

I wonder if my Great-Grandfather's name is misspelled in the records as like it is on his discharge. My Grandma's Navy records are probably far more interesting though.

[royalfan5]

whatever you do, don't look at my medical records from 70-71
The Clap?

[SoonerBorn68]

Prolly more like a round of applause.

I kid, I kid! :D

[jk the sooner fan]

i plan to go over all of it this weekend

a month or so ago, i found my great grandfathers world war 1 draft registration card, he was in his mid 30's and a pharmacist....found his brothers as well who was 40

pretty cool

[BajaOklahoma]

Thanks Homey.
I stuck trying to find out info on my uncle. He was killed in the 1950's while making a carrier landing. I don't have the needed info such as SS #, military ID, or group. <sigh> I don't even know how to get a copy of the death certificate - for the Mediterrean....

[soonersweetie]

I visited the website yesterday. I found my great grandfather's WWI draft registration card. Which is really cool, because my dad never got to meet him. I printed it out for him.

It's amazing all the info on that site.

[jk the sooner fan]

the old census records are pretty cool, but there are often alot of misspellings which cause problems for accuracy

[Jello Biafra]

whatever you do, don't look at my medical records from 70-71

pray they weren't stored in st louis.......and you actually have a copy of them yourself.