Letters and letter-writing
Found in 384 Collections and/or Records:
Affidavit of Red Bird Sixkiller relating to exchange of property improvements with Henry C. Ross, December 1, 1883
Folder 41
An unsigned letter addressed to no one regarding Buck Carr and a possible death attributed to him, late 19th century - early 20th century
Folder 608
Campaign card - Joe Ross for County Commissioner District 3, mid-20th Century
Folder 57
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
Check to Clarence Langley from Felix Ross, July 7, 1947
The First National Bank, Pryor, Oklahoma. Folder 54
Copy of letter from D. N. McIntosh to Gen. Pike concerning imminent attack on his regiment, October 30, 1861
D. N. McIntosh, Colonel C. CR from Camp Pleasant wrote to General Pike reporting that 6,000 men of the opposition party plan to attach his regiment. The attack was five days away and McIntosh suggested that General Pike send the Cherokee and Choctaw forces to his aid. Folder 283
Copy of letter from John Drew to Brig. Genl. Ben McCulloch concerning Warfield letter and movement of the detachment, October 31, 1861
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
Copy of letter from John Drew to Maj. Clarke acknowledging his letter, 4026.1807, and reporting on regiment, September 21, 1861
John Drew wrote from Fort Gibson to Major Clarke. The letter reports that the regiment was to be organized on the 23rd and General Pike would visit on the 24th. Folder 280
Copy of letter from Winchester Colbert in Tishomingo to Brig. Gen. Cyrus Bussey in Fort Smith concerning Grand Council of Confederate Nations and negotiations, June 15, 1865 and August 1865
Winchester Colbert was the Governor of the Chickasaw Nation. Colbert reported on the Grand Council of Confederate Nations at Armstrong Academy and about the delegation to negotiate with U. S. for a honorable peace. 4026.1859.1 is a letter from the office of the National Secretary. William Harrison certified that 4026.1859 was a true copy and that the original was on file in his office. He was the National Secretary for the Chickasaw Nation. Folder 335
Draft of letter to W. M. Meredith, Secretary of Treasury, June 18, 1850
Requested that W. M. Meredith issue orders to enable Treasury Officers to respect powers of attorney for Cherokee Claims. Folder 154