The diary also includes entries in shorthand for certain accounts. Folder 40

Sepia-colored photograph of a Cherokee village. Wooden pavillion at left of photo. Other structures are tents. Trees and a building in background. Folder 10

Inscribed, "Mrs. M. J. Ross, Cherokee Payment, Fort Gibson, Ind. Ty. July 1894" on verso

Sepia-colored photograph of road at Fort Gibson, Indian territory. Several tents dispersed throughout road with buildings along right side and center middleground. Crowd and buildings behind tents in background. Wagon with figures holding umbrellas. Folder 11

Inscribed, "Mrs. M. J. Ross Cherokee Payment. Fort Gibson, Ind. Ty. July. 1894." on verso

Sepia-colored photograph of men, horses, and a few wagons in front of a large building. Several tents in middleground in front of building. Folder 11

Inscribed, "Mrs. M.J. Ross, Fort Gibson, Ind. Ter., Cherokee Payment, July 1894" on verso

2 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photography Collection Folder 1

Inscribed, "Euchee (yuchi) Chief S.W. Brown, Jr. in Chieftains dress (illegible) feather, headdress w/ Ball Stick (Indian)" on verso

Clipping referring (1) J. S. Holden Article on State of Sequoyah, (2) Poem about Sequoyah, (3) portrait of Sequoyah, and (4) statue of Sequoyah. One sheet of paper with typed text ink on recto. Folder 1356

Copy of letter from E. J. Ross (Eliza Jane) at Park Hill to 'Uncle Lewis' with addendum by Lewis Ross of Bethlehem to 'Brother' (Chief John Ross) referring to General Assemblage of all the Indians at Fort Gibson on September 1. Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on four pages. Folder 1283

Inscribed in ink, "Copy"

John Drew wrote from Fort Gibson to Brig. Genl. McCulloch. Drew stated that a copy of the intercepted Warfield letter, 4026.1809, was enclosed. He also reported that the detachment would be sent to R. B. Daniel's to arrest Warfield or any other person in communication with the enemy. Folder 299

Destitution among Cherokees. Folder 1397

Draft copy and photocopy of letter from Chief John Ross to Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton requesting 'Military Permit' to Lewis Ross to bring goods to Fort Gibson from St. Louis. (Moulton). One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto. Folder 1281