H. Lindsey wrote Emma from Eufaula, Indian Territory. Emma was in Webbers Falls, Cherokee Nation. The letter informed Mrs. Robinson that she was indebted to Mr. Lindsey $10.00 from 1873. He asked that she pay the amount to S. S. Cobb & Co. Folder 431

Letter from H. T. Martin in Fort Gibson to John Drew in Washington City concerning William C. Dickson's occupancy of a house allegedly bought from the Quarter Master and Cherokees omitted from the Old Settler Roll. Folder 155

H. T. Martin wrote from Tahlequah to John Drew in Washington City. Martin asked Drew to pursue Old Settler claims under the 1846 Treaty. Killing of two Cherokees mentioned. Folder 272

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Letter from Howley, Leaven North, Kansas to Joseph L. McCorkle stating he wants money now that cattle are fat. He is having trouble with dishonest tenants and cannot come to I. T. He wanted Mack to attend to his business. Folder 523

Letter was written by Creek Agent I. G. Vore. Letter stated that cattle were captured last night from persons who appeared to be stealing them. Some of the cattle were supposed to be Dr. Frazier's. Post script stated that some of the cattle were supposed to belong to the estates of Johnson, Foreman, and Hick. Vore asked that Dr. Frazier notify them. Folder 381

Mix-up in accounting for corn from Mr. Williamson and Brewer, Hood and Boggs. Folder 322

I. G. Vore wrote from Park Hill to Drew in Webbers Falls. Folder 314

I. G. Vore wrote from Webbers Falls to Col. John Drew in Park Hill. Folder 282

I. N. Hildebrand wrote from the Deleware District, Cherokee Nation. Letter reported Northern troops in area and suggested union of Ross and Hildebrand units on Horse Creek. Letter also offered beef to Ross before he moves south to protect stock from enemy. Folder 318