Divorce records, 1893-1950
- Oklahoma. District Court (Noble County) (Main Author)
- Oklahoma (Territory). District Court (Noble County) (Added Author)
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Microfilm of original records in the Noble County Courthouse in Perry, Oklahoma.
These divorce case files are arranged in roughly chronological and numerical order. The divorce files were drawn from other district court files, so the numbers are not always consecutive. Some of the file numbers are repeated. In 1907, when Oklahoma became a state and the District Court came under state jurisdiction, the court clerks started a new series of numbers for court case files.
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