Proceedings of the Council of the "Old Settlers" Party of Cherokees held on December 5, 1848 in Tah-lon-tee-shee, signed by W.S. Martin, Secretary. The election of delegates to Washington was held and payment of United states debt was requested. Folder 34

Proceedings of the "Old Settlers" Committee were concluded and signed by Secretary W.S. Martin, the Chairman, and members of the committee. Folder 35

Proclamation by J. M. Perryman, Principal Chief of Creek Nation, offering reward of $200 each for the capture of 3 men who robbed Saul W. Brown, Muscogee citizen, at Wealaka. Folder 525

Promissory note for the sum of eight hundred dollars signed by Lucy Silk, Walter Rogers, and Charley Ratt May 28, 1904, alongside a check for five dollars signed by John L. London paid to Harper and Wilson January 5, 1906, both processed via the Guardian Trust Company in Tahlequah. Folder 57

Promissory note was signed by MacKay. Folder 138

Promissory note was signed by Richard Drew, Cabbin Smith, James Taylor, and John Brewer. Folder 138

Promissory note fragment, one side mentions Cherokees and arrival west of the Mississippi signed by Smith, Superintendent of Cherokee Removal, reverse side names Joseph Speors seventy-five dollars, 1839 nothing due. Folder 13

Promissory note from A. Loneman requesting Mr. Thomas Roddy to please pay the carrier of the note eleven dollars for value received of him. Folder 41

Promissory note from C. Runyan to Drew & Fields for twenty one dollars. Folder 41

Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, promissory note from Captain William Armstrong to John Drew in the amount of eleven hundred and sixty dollars for value received. Folder 43