The Origin Story of the word 'OK'
Martin Van Buren
New York National Guard honors President Martin Van Buren, who gave the world 'OK' > National Guard > Guard News - The National Guard
Martin Van Buren: OK
Trump Inauguration on Twitter: "Our 8th president, Martin Van Buren had the nickname "Old Kinderhook." This led to today's expression, "OK." #TrumpInaugural #MAGA https://t.co/jjv9wvz7rA" / Twitter
Martin Van Buren - Wikipedia
My Memoirs (The Many Ghosts of Martin Van Buren) | O.K. – The Musical
The Earliest Use of the Term “OK” We Have Ever Seen It also settles the dispute about whether the Democrats and their Whig opponents were referring to Democratic candidate Martin Van Buren
You Should Care About Martin Van Buren | AIER
OK Day is here... - Martin Van Buren National Historic Site | Facebook
Martin Van Buren | Visit the Empire State Plaza & New York State Capitol
Martin Van Buren | The Neo-Futurist Theater
Martin Van Buren - Wikipedia
Martin Van Buren | American Presidents | C-SPAN.org | C-SPAN.org
Martin Van Buren | Visit the Empire State Plaza & New York State Capitol
The Start of the Word “OK” | FamilyTree.com
Martin Van Buren - Wikipedia
SCREEN: The Many Ghosts of Martin Van Buren (O.K. – The Musical) by Christopher Kline – Art Viewer
Cartoon: Van Buren, 1840. /N'A Hard Road To Hoe!' American Cartoon From The Presidential Campaign Of 1840, With Former President Andrew Jackson Showing President Martin Van Buren The Way To The White
The origin of the word "OK" — Steemit
Made in America: The Ridiculous History of 'OK' | HowStuffWorks
Language evolves, and that's okay (O.K.?) - The Washington Post
Okay Etymology: Why Do We Say "Okay" And Where Did It Come From? | History Daily
Another Side to the Story: The First Word Spoken on the Moon Owes a Debt to “Old Kinderhook”!
Statue # 8: Martin van Buren, Rapid City, South Dakota
Martin Van Buren Was OK : NPR
