Cherokee
Found in 3726 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from H. T. Martin to John Drew concerning Old Settler claims and the killing of two Cherokees, May 7, 1860
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
Letter from Hamilton Bradford to Chief John Ross, October 4, 1838
Letter from Hamilton Bradford to Chief John Ross applying to be physician with a detachment. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 457B
Letter from Hannah Worcester Hicks of Ft. Gibson, to Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson regarding family and war, March 29, 1864
Folder 31
Letter from H.B. Shane (for General Winfield Scott) to Chief John Ross, August 24, 1838
Letter from H.B. Shane (for General Winfield Scott) to Chief John Ross. Regarding valuation of improvements. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 404
Letter from Henry C. Ross, age 16, in Philadelphia to Lewis Ross in Washington D.C. regarding his school and plans to not return to the Nation, March 27, 1864
Folder 7
Letter from Henry C. Ross at Nazareth Hall to Lewis Ross regarding school and his concern for the Cherokees back home, April 28, 1864
Henry hopes that Stand Waite and several others will be caught and that the Cherokees can raise something to eat this summer so they don't starve. Folder 13
Letter from Henry C. Ross, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to Lewis, Ross referring to John A. Ross's expected return to Fort Gibson, November 25, 1864
Folder 27
Letter from Henry C. Ross in Philadelphia to 'Papa' Lewis Ross describing some boys who got into trouble , April 2, 1864
On separate page, Henry asks for people to write to him. Folder 8
Letter from Henry C. Ross, Nazareth Hall, to his father, Lewis Ross, indicating he had been sick with the mumps and asks about their house being burned down, September 30, 1864
Folder 24
Letter from Henry C. Ross to his father, Lewis Ross regarding his concern for the Cherokee people in the Nation, being killed by the Rebels , May 8, 1864
Folder 17