post-Removal
Found in 1205 Collections and/or Records:
Deposition by Samuel Bell before Circuit Court Clerk David Rowe concerning title to improvements on Levi Childers place, September 18, 1847
Deposition of Samuel Bell before Circuit Court Clerk David Rowe concerning title to improvements on Levi Childers place which was destroyed by fire. Folder 105
Deposition of Amos Barnett concerning boat wrecked by steamboat Victoria, June 4, 1845
Deposition of Amos Barnett concerning bot wrecked by steamboat Victoria. Folder 81
Deposition of Calvin McLain concerning the wrecking of Jesse McClain's boat, April 22, 1845
Deposition of Calvin McLain concerning the wrecking of Jesse McLain's boat. The boat was being towed by the Logansport and was wrecked by the steamboat Victoria in 1839. Folder 80
Deposition of James Douglas concerning the sinking of the steamboat Logansport, June 3, 1844
Deposition of James Douglas concerning the sinking of the steamboat Logansport by the steamboat Victoria in 1839 near the mouth of the Sallisaw River. Folder 73
Deposition, warrant, and jury ruling for Joe Wolf, February 17, 1873, April 2, 1873, and April 21, 1873
Depositions of John Thompson, George Justice, and Squire Baldridge concerning money owed to Charles Benge, August 14, 1848
Depositions of John Thompson, George Justice, and Squire Baldridge concerning $24 owed to Charles Benge for two of his steers sold by Soup Watts, deceased. Folder 128
Diary of Dr. D. D. Hitchcock, June 26, 1862 - 1863
Diary of Dr. D. D. Hitchcock with a few 1863 entries in shorthand for certain accounts. Folder 35
Diary of Hannah Hitchock including notes for sister, Ann Eliza, August 17, 1862 - February 20, 1863
Folder 30
Dispatch from Col. John Drew to Col. D. H. Cooper , November 29, 1861
Col. John Drew wrote from Camp Coody. Dispatch reported conflicting accounts of Federal forces given by captured Jay Hawker, low rations, etc. Folder 306
Dispatch from John Drew and James S. Vann to Col. Douglas H. Cooper reporting on arrival at Camp Coody and Kansas forces, November 20, 1861
Drew and Vann reported that they had arrived at Camp Coody, Verdigris River. Also reported lack of information about any Kansas forces. Folder 302