Cherokee
Found in 3726 Collections and/or Records:
Typed letter from C. G. Matheny to the Honorable George W. Benge, Tahlequah, February 3, 1919
Typed letter from C. G. Matheny to the Honorable George W. Benge, Tahlequah, regarding Matheny's planned trip to Texas to discuss Texas Cherokee land claims during the Texas legislative session. Folder 57
Typed letter from D. W. Liper to Wm. West concerning reports and forms, December 21, 1881
Letter came from the Treasury Department in Tahlequah, Indian Territory. Wm. West was the Sheriff of the Canadian District of the Cherokee Nation. The letter stated that Liper forwarded per mail a package containing blank forms for quarterly reports to be filled out on. Folder 470
Typed minutes of a meeting of the conservative citizens of Webbers Falls concerning elections of new officers, April 3, 1903
Typed transcript of "The Trial of Calvin Coker" originally published in The Indian Journal, June 22, 1876
Typed transcript of "The Trial of Calvin Coker", as reported in the publication The Indian Journal, Muskogee, Oklahoma, edited by W. P. Ross and chartered by the Creek Council. Coker stood trial and was acquitted for the murder of Isaac Journeycake. Folder 46
Typescript Copy of John Ross Claim, 1797 - 1897
Typescript of document in Folder 5126.918. Five sheets with typed text in ink on five pages. Folder 737C
Typescript 'John Ross' Funeral 1866, 1797 - 1897
Typescript 'John Ross' Funeral 1866. Folder 1311.
Typescript of an act amended by the Cherokee National Council, mid-19th century - mid-20th century
Typescript of an act by the Cherokee National Council to amend an act titled "Tax on Stock grazing upon Cherokee Lands west of the 96° Meridian." Four pages. Folder 69
Typescript of biography of Joseph Roger's family, mid-19th century - mid-20th century
Typescript of biography of Jospeh Roger's family. Roger was one fourth Cherokee and the lives of his descendants are detaied. Eleven pages. Folder 92
Typescript of "Historical Sketches of the Cherokees; together with some of their Customs, Traditions and Superstitions", 1889
Typescript of "Historical Sketches of the Cherokees; together with some of their Customs, Traditions and Superstitions" by Wah-ne-nau-hi, a Cherokee woman formally known as Mrs. Lucy Keys. The text covers both pre and post-European contact history, including Sequoyah, George Lowery, and the Trail of Tears. There is also a family tree of the Oolootas of the Holly Clan. The original document is in the Smithsonian Institute. Folder 52
Typescript of notice in the Cherokee Advocate concerning the Katy Flyer train, October 28, 1893
Starting June 18th the Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway would offer a daily solid train from all principal points in Texas, Indian Territory, Kansas, and Missouri to Chicago. The train would go from Houston, Texas to Chicago. This service was recommended for travelers headed to the World Fair. Folder 561