Sheet handwritten by Nancy C. Russell, information requested by William Cheeley, no date. Connected with TU2009.39.1340.

Typescript of Ross's letter from Boston to Mr. (John W.) Stapler, Wilmington. Asks for his daughter's hand. (Moulton). Folder 935

Letter from Joseph G. Heald, Choctaw Agency, to Sam P. Shattuck. Mentions meathod of carrying children, livestock equivalencies east to west, garden growth, and marrige for young girls. Comes with an accompaning case.

Letter from Mary B. Stapler, Wilmington, to Chief John Ross, New York. She is willing to be married this Fall. Ross has indicated to her sister [Sarah] an intention to resign his station at some time. (Moulton). Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on three pages. Folder 931

License by Elijah Hicks authorizing marriage of T. Lee, (non-native) to marry S. G., daughter of T. G. (three on one sheet) Cabinet B, Drawer 5 Folder 16

License by Elijah Hicks authorizing marriage of a (non-native) and Robert Vann. (three on one sheet). Cabinet B, Drawer 5 Folder 16

License from Elizah Hicks, Clerk of National Council authorizing marriage of Mila Hoyt, (non-native) to Lidia, daughter of George Lowry. (three on one sheet). Cabinet B, Drawer 5 Folder 16

Clipping of an article in a magazine, entitled "Charlie Russell, Cowboy Genius". Information on Charles M. Russell's work history, moving to Great Falls, and marrying Nancy C. Russell.

Article entitled "Should Genius Marry? Yes, Says Cowboy Artist". Charles M. Russell talking about his need for Nancy C. Russell, and how she furthered his career. 1919.

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