Letters and letter-writing
Found in 384 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from John Drew to M. B. Scott concerning pony as payment for notes, June 25, 1876
Letter was written on a small piece of notebook paper. John Drew told M. B. Scott that he would accept Scott's pony at his valuation for partial payment of notes owed to Drew. Drew told Scott that he would take almost anything in payment of the notes. Letter signed John Drew. Folder 423
Letter from John Drew to William Stewart , November 10, 1854
Letter requests that William Stewart shoe the bearer's horse and charge it to John Drew's account. Folder 142
Letter from John Drew's mother to W. J. Robinson, February 11, 1812
A letter from John Drew's mother to W. J. Robinson about family finances. Folder 1
Letter from John F. Brown at Creek Agency to John Drew concerning order of salt accepted by Mr. Scales, September 20, 1857
Folder 230
Letter from John F. Darby to John Drew transmitting George H. Kennedy note, October 29, 1842
Letter from John F. Darby in St. Louis transmitting note from George H. Kennedy to Siter Price & Company for John Drew to attempt collection. Folder 43
Letter from John McCoy to John Drew, March 9, 1852
Letter from John McCoy in New York to John Drew in Fort Gibson reporting on buying trip. Folder 182
Letter from John Morris in Fayetteville, AR to John T. Drew in Webbers Falls, CN concerning Christmas and workers on his farm, December 4, 1869
John Morris wrote John T. Drew updating him on current times and tells Drew he expects him up at Christmas. Morris also informs Drew that he can send two workers up for his farm. Folder 356
Letter from John Ross to Pierce M. Butler regarding Cherokee warriors entitled to pensions, August 30, 1842
Letter from John Ross in Washington City to Pierce M. Butler who was the US agent for Cherokees. The letter transmits a list of Cherokee warriors who are entitled to pensions. Folder 55
Letter from John Staples to John Drew asking about price and availability of slaves, July 6, 1859
John Staples wrote from Memphis, Tennessee. He was looking to buy from 100 to 200 young Negro males and girls if any were available. Folder 250
Letter from John T. Drew in Tahlequah to his sister concerning recovering interest in old reservations, June 14, 1878
John informed his sister that he thought they could recover their interest in old reservations. He told his sister that they could conduct the prosecution so it would not cost them anything and asked her opinion. John intended to continue gathering information and asked his sister if she was willing to work in conjunction with him. Letter signed John T. Drew. Folder 440