Indian Territory
Found in 1219 Collections and/or Records:
Certified copy of decision of Supreme Court in case concerning the estate of John Crossland heirs, November 6, 1855
Certified by John Vann on March 25, 1856. Folder 215
Certified copy of deposition of Edward Smith and order by James Ore, January 8, 1855
Order by James Ore, Clerk of the Canadian District Circuit Court, "to attach" Negro woman Dian and her children. Order states that Dian and her children belonged to John Drew and were to be attached until the lawsuit against him was decided. Folder 205
Certified copy of John Drew's last will and testament, March 6, 1860
Certified by I. G. Vore on February 5, 1867 and J. A. Scales on February 20, 1869. Folder 266
Certified Copy of letter from Alex Warfield to Messrs. Shaw and Lanigan concerning contracts for horses, September 22, 1861
Alex Warfield wrote from Santa Fe, New Mexico to Messrs. Shaw and Lanigan in Fort Gibson. Letter invited Messrs. Shaw and Lanigan to share in contract to supply 300 head of large horses. Horses were to be delivered to Fort Cobb by November 17. Folder 281
Certified copy of the property belonging to the estate of John Miller, deceased, October 26, 1853
Certified by Samuel M. Taylor. Property listed: 1 Negro woman, 3 Negro boys, and 2 Negro girls. Folder 196
Certified copy of the Supreme Court decision in the case of Cabbin Smith v. Jane Butler, November 7, 1853
Case was heard in Tahlequah and was concerning the Nivens estate. Folder 197
Certified list of certain items on schedule of Andrew Adair estate in court file, December 9, 1859
Folder 255
Certified longhand copy of portion of the Cherokee Emigrant Payroll of 1852, September 17, 1900
Folder 9
Character reference for Isaac Ussrey, March 22, 1870
Character reference stated that the undersigned men were acquainted with Isaac Ussrey, a white man born in the Cherokee Nation. The seven men recommended him as a man of good moral character. The reference came from the Canadian District of Cherokee Nation. Folder 361
Cherokee Census, to the Cherokee Indians now remaining in the state of North Carolina, July 19, 1850
Printed notice by Commissioner of Indian Affairs Luke Lea informing the Cherokee Indians now remaining in the state of North Carolina that a special agent was to enroll Cherokees who have failed to enroll in North Carolina. Folder 157