Printed Speech [in Creek] on 'Early Creek History' at Tyuohassee Manual Labor Training School by William Potter Ross; translated by Major A. E. W. Robertson and N. B. Sullivan. Folder 1324.

Resolution of National Council requesting Ross to prepare demand for Creeks who murdered 2 Cherokees on Nov. 19, and appointing Blueford West to make the demand on the Creek Nation to whose lands the murderers have fled. Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on two pages. Folder 884

Resolutions adopted by Cherokee and Creeks at Dec. 6 Council protesting "substitution of a territorial Govt. for our present political relations" (See Wardell 1938-105-107). Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on four pages. Folder 1028

Folder 17

Inscribed, "Rev. William McCombs, wife and sons. William McCombs Jr., standing in rear; George Washington McCombs, standing in front og him." on verso

Folder 7

Folder 17

Inscribed, "Called John M Gilroy. Mixed Blood. A brother-in-law of (illegible), a famous chief of the last generation, and stood by him during their struggles with a flight from the rebel Creeks. So at the present time the second leading spirit of the loyal Creeks. Age about 30. - Jackson (illegible)" on verso

Folder 23

Inscribed, "Called Thomas Perryman. First organizer of the loyal Creeks that came north during the rebellion. Was concillor of (illegible) and a steadfast adhearant to the treaties made with the Government. Age, about 40. -Jackson (illegible). 1877" on verso

2 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photography Collection Folder 23

Folder 13

Folder 13