Indian Territory
Found in 1219 Collections and/or Records:
Photocopy of S.B.M's "Washington Letter" in Muskogee Phoenix regarding Dawes Commission, January 26, 1900
Folder 51
Photostat of letter from Smith Christie in Fort Gibson to Lewis Ross concerning General Curtis and protection, January 26, 1864
Smith Christie was the acting Principal Chief. Christie was asking Ross to visit General Curtis in Leavenworth. Christie was also seeking protection for loyal Cherokee farmers and urging Superintendents of Indian Affairs to supply bread stuffs to the destitute people. Folder 326
Pilgrimage and Encampment of the Choctaw People at Choctaw Nation's Wheelock Academy, 1935
Folder 1
Portion of newspaper article on dedication of site of Union Mission, October 12, 1935
Folder 24
Postal card addressed to the marshal or constable in Van Buren County, Arkansas concerning stolen wagon, 1870s
Power of attorney by Eliza McCorkle to C. J. Hanks, April 25, 1876
Power of attorney to C. J. Hanks in regard to property owned by Eliza McCorkle in partnership with R. M. French. Power of attorney was signed on April 25, 1876. Witnessed by H. J. Vann, Clerk for Canadian District, Cherokee Nation. Name is written J. H. Vann in the body of the document but signed H. J. Vann. Folder 418
Power of attorney for Joseph Bryan to receive amounts due on pension claim, January 29, 1848
Power of attorney to Joseph Bryan to receive amounts due on pension claim. Folder 116
Power of Attorney from Alexander Brown to John Drew, May 2, 1850 and May 7, 1850
Power of Attorney from Alexander Brown, administrator of estate of Rachel Buffalofish to John Drew. Note from Felix W. Riley, District Court Judge for Cherokee Nation, stated that Alexander Brown signed the Power of Attorney in his presence on May 2, 1850. Note from Principle Chief of the Cherokee Nation John Ross stated that full faith and credit was due to Felix W. Riley's official acts. Folder 149
Power of Attorney from Alexander Brown to John Drew, May 2, 1850 and May 7, 1850
Power of Attorney from Alexander Brown, administrator of estate of Sam Owens to John Drew. Note from Felix W. Riley, District Court Judge for Cherokee Nation, stated that Alexander Brown signed the Power of Attorney in his presence on May 2, 1850. Note from Principle Chief of the Cherokee Nation John Ross stated that full faith and credit was due to Felix W. Riley's official acts. Folder 150
Power of attorney from Lovely Rogers to John Drew, April 18, 1849
Power of attorney from Lovely Rogers to John Drew. Rogers was seeking all moneys due under Cherokee treaties from 1835 to 1846. Folder 131