Appointed by District Judge Lewis Riley. Folder 184

Appointment by P. M. Butler, Cherokee Agent, of Thomas Watie to take a census in Canadian District. Folder 61

Attachment and summons concerning three negroes help by John Drew but alleged to be property of the estate of Ellinor McDaniel. Folder 194

Authorization by J. L. McCorkle, Court Clerk for the Canadian District Court, for marriage of L. A. Bivin, a white man, and Catherine Timberlake, a Cherokee woman. Certification by acting Judge John S. Vann stating that he solemnized the rites of matrimony between L. A. Bivin and Catherine Timberlake on May 12, 1872. Folder 372

Hugh McPherson was the Court Clerk in the Canadian District of Cherokee Nation. William Ryan was a U. S. citizen who wanted to marry Nancy Fields, a Cherokee woman. Notation states that Judge I. M. Hildebrand married the couple on the following day. Folder 364

J. H. Holt was a white man and Mary Drew was a Cherokee woman. Authorization states that he has fully complied with the law regulating intermarriage between white men and Cherokee women. Authorization came from Canadian District in the Cherokee Nation. Folder 344

Authorization by J. McKissick for Tar-Le-Sey to receive a public wheel. J. McKissick was the Cherokee Agent. Folder 112

Authorization by Riley Keys to John Drew for expenses concerning Martha and Catharine Gunter. Riley authorized Drew to pay $149.70 5/6 to Samuel Newton for Martha and Catherine's tuition, board, etc. Drew was to charge the estate of E. Gunter. Folder 78

Authorization by Tehn-Kater to Joseph Bryan to pay William P. Denckla all amounts collected on his pension claim. Denckla was the Sutler at Fort Gibson and Bryan was an attorney for Old Settlers. Folder 115

Authorization by Lewis Riley permitting John Drew to use improvement on his Webber Falls place until he occupies or sells it. Folder 210