Native Americans
Found in 1868 Collections and/or Records:
Note stating that $202.80 was owed to Lakes-tas-ky, mid-19th century
Money was owed to Lakes-tas-ky for service as administrator of Soup Watts estate. Folder 600
Note to Mr. Foreman from L.P. Harris to pay the doctor two dollars and fifty cents in goods , July 10, 1833
Folder 43
Note to pay barer the sum of ten dollars, September 1844
Folder 43
Note to pay the barer two dollars and five cents, September 20, 1844
Folder 43
Notebook in Cherokee syllabary, 1906 - 1914
Bound journal handwritten in Cherokee syllabary. Dated enteries ranging between 1906 to 1914, likely a personal diary and/or ledger book. Mentions C.R. Hall of Wahhiyah, N.C. Folder 64
Notes from C. Runyan reporting receipts and payment of several bills, December 19, 1843
Folder 44
Notice from Archibald M. Wilson to John Drew concerning improvements on his premises, August 13, 1843
Notice from Archibald M. Wilson to John Drew warning him not to make improvements on his premises at Dragoon Barracks near Fort Gibson. Folder 66
Notice to John Drew by A. D. Wilson to stop building and improvements on Wilson's place at Dragoon Barracks, April 11, 1845
Notice to John Drew by A. D. Wilson to stop building and improvements on Wilson's place at Dragoon Barracks. Folder 79
Official copy of resolution signed by Acting Chief Lewis Downing and Secretary G. W. Ross, July 14, 1865
Official copy of a resolution signed by Lewis Downing, Acting Chief of the Cherokee Nation, and Secretary G. W. Ross offering amnesty to Cherokee citizens who participated in the Civil War on the side of the Confederacy. The document includes the oath to be taken by the participants pledging allegiance to the Cherokee Nation and details the conditions for participants to be allowed amnesty. Folder 39
Official document from the Canadian District Court office instructing Mr. William Roberson and Frank Vore to appraise the property and effects of the Jesse Foreman Estate, January 4, 1875
Mr. William Roberson and Frank Vore were instructed to proceed and appraise the property and effects of the Jesse Foreman, decd., Estate. The document ends with the statement, "A true valuation of the same make to this office." The instructions were given under the hand of Judge Abe Woodall. Folder 415