post-Removal
Found in 1205 Collections and/or Records:
Bill of sale of one Negro man named Coffee by Josephine Neale to Charlotte Drew, July 6, 1863
Josephine Neale, guardian of the minor heir of John Sheppard, sold one Negro man named Coffee who was 23 to 24 years old to Charlotte Drew. Folder 261
Bill to John Drew for iron and coffee, mid-19th century
Folder 590
Bill to Mr. Runyan for goods and cash to $27.56, 1844
Folder 43
Bill to the estate of Wm. M. Erwin to William Vann for $10.00, November 9, 1886
Sworn and subscribed before John Smith. John Smith was the clerk of the Canadian District of the Cherokee Nation. Folder 544
Biographical sketch of Edward McCoonse or Quakechewun, February 14, 1859
Biographical sketch of William Turner or Potausha , February 14, 1859
William Turner was half Potawatomi and an interpreter. William taught himself to read and write in English and Indian language. William could also speak four languages, was a great hunter, and noted for his sobriety and honesty. Folder 242
Blank application forms for Kee-Too-Wah Society, mid-20th century
Blank application forms for membership in Kee-Too-Wah Society. Folder 61
Blank notice directed to the United States, Western Judicial District from D.L. McCorkle to be used for rent of land, January 1907
Blank notice to U. S. A. from D. L. McCorkle to comply with the contract of August 1906 the back of notice has form to show evidence of service. Folder 582
Blank power of attorney to Judge Joseph Bryan in Washington City concerning pensions, 1847
Blank power of attorney to Judge Joseph Bryan in Washington City to receive pensions. Incomplete draft on verso. Pensions were authorized by Article 14 of Treaty of 1835 for veterans of the War of 1812. Folder 113
Bond for costs in court case of J. L. Clark vs. John Robinson over possession of a pony mare, May 21, 1908
Bond was signed by J. L. Clark and T. L. Brooks. The undertaking and sureties were approved by J. L. McCorkle, Justice of the Peace of the incorporated town of Webbers Falls. Folder 584