United States
Found in 88 Collections and/or Records:
Power of Attorney from Elizabeth Lowrey to Chief john Ross, September 22, 1837
Power of Attorney from Elizabeth Lowrey to Chief John Ross to pursue claims for land taken by United States citizens. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 245
Printed Communication from Principal Chief Dennis W. Bushyhead to National Council, April 30, 1883
Printed communication from Principal Chief D. W. Bushyhead to National Council on disposition of $300,000 for lands assigned to Pawnee, Ponca, Nez Perce, Otoe, Missouri, and Osage. One sheet of paper with typed text in ink on Folder 1332
Printed Joint Resolution, S. R. 33, concerning Old Settler claims under the Treaty of 1846, July 8, 1848
Printed Joint Resolution, S. R. 33, requiring accounting officers of Treasury to settle proposed amendment to S. R. 33. Certified by W. Patton, Clerk. Folder 125
Printed Text of Sections 1 to 72 of Act for Allotment, July 1, 1902
Printed text of Sections 1 to 72 of Act for Allotment of Lands of Cherokee Nation [Sections 73 to 75 missing] Lands of the Five Civilized Tribes [See Mills, 1919 -358-384]. Folder 1354
Progress Map of the U. S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian, 1877
Proof of column "From a Travelers Diary" H. W. W. , early 20th century
Folder 342A
Reprinted magazine article from "Town and Country Review" of Biographical Sketch of W. R. Leigh, "An Artist of Distinction", early 20th century
Folder 516
Reprinted magazine article from "Town and Country Review" of Biographical Sketch of W. R. Leigh, "An Artist of Distinction", early 20th century
Folder 516
Resolution Appointing Chief John Ross and Others to Negotiate with the United States Government for Final Adjustment of Difficulties of the Cherokee Nation, October 24, 1835
Resolution offered by the Cherokee Council with signatures of Tribal members. Appoints Chief John Ross and others to negotiate with the United States Government for final adjustment of difficulties of the Cherokee Nation. They also reject selling tribal lands for five million dollars. Nine sheets of paper with handwritten text in ink on the recto of each sheet. Folder 161A
Resolution of Citizens of Philadelphia Condemning United States Attempt to Forcibly Remove Cherokee Nation, May 16, 1838
Resolution of citizens of Philadelphia condemning United States attempt to forcibly remove Cherokee Nation. Folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on two pages. Folder 342