Letter from Richard Crossland in Webbers Falls to Principal Chief John Ross asking him to intervene in Crossland case. Folder 216

Letter from Richard Drew in Washington City to his brother John Drew asking to borrow $200.00. Richard reports commission is rejecting eastern claims and will do so with western claims. Folder 101

Robert Armstrong wrote from Choska, Creek Nation offering to sell 25 ponies to meet the needs of his men. Folder 297

Letter from the attorney for the Old Settlers, S. C. Stambaugh, to John Drew. After consultation with Ross and Vann, Stambaugh urged postponement of presentation to Senate Committee until inconsistent positions of members of delegation are reconciled. Folder 158

Letter from S. C. Stambaugh at Illinois Crossing to John Drew asking him to come testify concerning his claim. Folder 174

Letter from Samuel Mackey in Illinois to John Drew. The letter gives instructions to Drew concerning money that was left with him. Folder 45

Letter from Samuel Walker, Vicksburg, in route to New Orleans to John Drew, near Fort Gibson, Bayou Menard, Cherokee Nation. Regarding groceries and dry goods purchased for delivery to John Drew. Requesting the $7000 cost be paid one half in 12 months and the other half in 18 months. Folder 30

Sarah Forester wrote from Paint Rock, Roane County, Tennessee to her Uncle John Drew in Washington City. She asked for her uncle to send her $300.00. Letter had postmark from Kingston Te. and was addressed to John Drew of Cherokee Nation, Washington City. Folder 598

Joseph Vann was the deputy sheriff. Folder 606

Son wrote from Muskogee to Father describing the training of the horses for the races at the Muskogee Fair. Folder 556