William McIntosh Manuscript Collection
Found in 28 Collections and/or Records:
[Bill to Creek Nation for items stolen], November 8, 1825
A bill of articles taken when McIntosh and Etammee Tustenuggee were killed by Indians from William Boatwright.
Claim of Barbara McIntosh against Creek Nation, July 2, 1802
Claim (long form) of Barbara McIntosh against Creek Nation for $1230.00.
Claim of Barbara McIntosh against Creek Nation, May 24, 1802
Claim (short form) of Barbara McIntoch against Creek Nation. For $1230.00 filed by M.McLeod for [slaves] taken in 1799.
Deposition of Allen B. Powell, June 30, 1885
Deposition of Allen B. Powell. Includes heir certification and certification of George I. Noble that Murdock McLeod has moved away and Leal McCauly has died [who two were with Powell in pursuit of [slaves] and Creek Indians]
Deposition of Allen B. Powell, June 30, 1835
Deposition of Allen B. Powell. Concerning [slaves] stolen from William McIntosh in 1802. Also contains certification by court naming heirs of McIntosh.
Deposition of Henry Cannon, July 3, 1835
Deposition of Henry Cannon regarding above [slaves] and Creek Indians.
Deposition of Henry Cannon, July 3, 1835
Deposition of Henry Cannon regarding above [slaves] and Creek Indians.
Deposition of Joel Bailey, October 4, 1826
Deposition of Joel Bailey. Describing and estimating value of property destroyed or stolen at home of William McIntosh.
[Expenses for witnesses Thomas P. Hawkins, Thomas M. Hawkins, J.B. Reed, and John Finley], September 26, 1826
Bill signed by Thomas P. Hawkins, Thomas M. Hawkins, J.B. Reed, and John Finley for expenses and services as witnesses.
Letter to Chiefs in Counsel from Chilly McIntosh, September 28, 1825
Letter from Chilly McIntosh, Fort Mitchell to chiefs in council at Broken Arrow. Demanding return of flat containing certification by six chiefs of Coweta that the flat was never a public ferry but that of McIntosh.