John Drew
Found in 611 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from P. E. Jones in Natchez to Wm. G. Robinson concerning poor crop, yellow fever, buying a stable, and Fair Authority Jockey Club, September 20, 1873
The crop was said to product less than half of what it did the year before because worms had swept the country, swamp and highlands. He stated that yellow fever was above them in Vicksburg and the city authorities had established a quarantine that put a stop to business. Folder 391
Letter from P. M. Butler to John Drew concerning three mules, December 24, 1845
Letter from P. M. Butler to John Drew asking that three mules to be shod and returned to Camp Coddy. Folder 88
Letter from P. M. Butler to T. Hartley Crawford, September 12, 1844
Photocopy of a letter from P.M. Butler of Columbia, South Carolina to Honorable T. Hartley Crawford. Enclosed extract of letter from M. Duval on August 8th, from Fort Gibson concerning arrival of Kee Chie [Kee Chi] Band, reporting George Guess and son in poverty on Red River. Also, requesting permission for Captain John Drew to bring him back to the Nation. Folder 2
Letter from Principal Chief John Ross to John Drew appointing his to Cherokee Delegation, January 28, 1860
John Ross, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation, appoint John Drew as a delegate to fill a vacancy. The delegation was headed to Washington City. Folder 262
Letter from R. E. Sumner to John T. Drew concerning horse, bridle, and saddle used to get Drew out of jail, October 4, 1870
Letter from R. M. French to Wm. West concerning two escaped convicts, July 19, 1882
R. M. French was the High Sheriff and was writing to William West the sheriff of the Canadian District in the Cherokee Nation. The letter gives the names and descriptions of two convicts who escaped from the insane asylum on the afternoon of July 19, 1882. The names of the two convicts were Isaac Daugherty and Doast Bennette. Folder 477
Letter from Richard Drew to John Drew asking to borrow money, May 13, 1847
Letter from Richard Drew in Washington City to his brother John Drew asking to borrow $200.00. Richard reports commission is rejecting eastern claims and will do so with western claims. Folder 101
Letter from Robert Armstrong to Col. John Drew concerning ponies, October 28, 1861
Robert Armstrong wrote from Choska, Creek Nation offering to sell 25 ponies to meet the needs of his men. Folder 297
Letter from S. C. Stambaugh to John Drew, July 21, 1850
Letter from the attorney for the Old Settlers, S. C. Stambaugh, to John Drew. After consultation with Ross and Vann, Stambaugh urged postponement of presentation to Senate Committee until inconsistent positions of members of delegation are reconciled. Folder 158
Letter from Samuel Mackey to John Drew regarding money, March 4, 1840
Letter from Samuel Mackey in Illinois to John Drew. The letter gives instructions to Drew concerning money that was left with him. Folder 45