Emma Drew's name was also written on the card. Folder 398

John S. Vann was a white man and Nancy Ratlingourd was a Native American woman. The request to grant a marriage license affirmed William's character and was signed by seven men. Folder 355

Note certifying that Thomas Wilson served as interpreter in the investigation of Cherokee claims signed my S.C. Stambaugh and note signed my John drew authorizing payment of twenty-seven and a half dollars. Folder 43

Certificate was signed by I. N. Daniel. Folder 343

Certification by Acting Clerk of the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court John Thompson of judgment in case of B. F. Thompson and J. M. Lynch v. Drew Fields Company. Folder 124

Certification stated that on October 1, 1863 Major S. J. Lee transferred to him a list of certain salines in the neighborhood of Webbers Falls known as Drew's Salt Works and belonged to Col. John Drew. John Drew to be paid $400.00 per month and was paid in full at that rate up to the 1st day of October 1863. Capt. Cline dropped the said saline's from his payroll from stated date and he has not paid Drew any compensation. Folder 328

Folder 261

Certification that nation has given John Drew an order to the agent under the Treaty of 1828 for $1,200. $856 has been spent and Drew is responsible to the Nation for $344. Old Settlers. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 90

Certified copy of an act of the Cherokee National Council repealing an act of January 13, 1845. Act regarding buildings and improvements at the Dragoon Quarters. Folder 92

Appointment made by Judge Lewis Riley. Folder 219