John Drew Manuscript Collection
Found in 1431 Collections and/or Records:
Tahlequah District Claims Record Book, April 1842
Record book for the Tahlequah District Claims. Record book has claims No. 1 to 79. J. Mulkey signs each as a clerk. Folder 54
Telegram from A. C. Bruner to Wm Drew concerning cattle shipment, June 17, 1885
Telegram was a Night Message from the Western Union Telegraph Company. A. C. Bruner sent the telegram from Temple Junction, Texas to William Drew in Muskogee, Indian Territory. The message read, "will ship cattle tomorrow have Robbinson [sic] ready with outfit by all means will be there in person". Folder 526
Telegram from John Brennan to John Drew, October 15, 1850
Bain's Electro-Chemical Telegraph from John Brennan in Washington to John Drew concerning money for the Western Cherokees. Telegram stated that the money would be in New Orleans by the 15th of December. Folder 168A
Telegram from S. S. Fears to J. L. McCorkle concerning habeas corpus refusal , July 8, 1891
Missouri Pacific Railway Co. telegram to J. L. McCorkle in Muskogee, Indian Territory. Telegram reads, "Judge refuses habeas corpus try parker". Folder 553
Testimony of R. E. Blackstone in the case of Wilburn Beaty vs. Stephen Carlile , June 29, 1880
Testimony certified by H. J. Vann, Clerk of the Canadian District in the Cherokee Nation. Folder 453
Three page itemized bill to John Drew, 1830s - 1850s
Folder 590
Tintype photograph of an unidentified woman, late 19th century - early 20th century
Photograph was encased in a purple sheet of paper and had a photo mat around it. The woman in the photograph is wearing plaid and has her hair pulled back. Folder 613
Tintype photograph of an unidentified woman, late 19th century - early 20th century
Photograph was encased in a purple sheet of paper and had a photo mat around it. The woman in the photograph is wearing plaid and has her hair pulled back. Folder 613
To John Runyan, payment received from S. B. Rollar and signed by T. Bigelow, Clerk, June 19, 1844
To John Runyan, payment received from S. B. Rollar for freight and passage issued in the amount of eighteen dollars, and signed by T. Bigelow, Clerk. Folder 43
Transportation Certificate from the health department for Milton Roberson, March 21, 1902
Transportation Certificate came from the city of San Antonio, Texas. Certificate granted permission to transport the body of Milton Robinson from San Antonio, Texas to Illinois Station, Indian Territory and certified that he died from a non-contagious disease. He was listed as a 20 year old white male who died of pulmonary tuberculosis on March 21, 1902. The air-tight casket was shipped by Sloam and Hogy. Certificate was signed by F. Paschal, M.D., Health Officer. Folder 576