Affidavit of Henry Nave. Concerning reservation of Susan Nave sworn before John T. Adair, Supreme Court Judge. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto. Folder 951

Black and white group photograph of Cherokee men in front of tent. Listed left to right (as stated on reverse): William Young, Connell Rogers, D.H. Ross, William P. Ross, D.W. Lipe, J.S. Scott, S.H. Benge, William Jackson, C.V. Rogers, William Percival, S.S. Stephens, Riley Keys, John Thompson Adair, W.D. Ross, James Shelton, A.F. Cowan, William Turner. All men wearing hats and business attire.

Black and white portrait photograph of Judge John T. Adair. Seated in studio setting wearing Anglo business attire. This photograph comes from the Grant Foreman Collection at the Gilcrease Museum. Folder 1

Inscribed, "Judge John T. Adair, Cherokee, Mrs. Clara Langdon, No. 822 N. Fifth st., St. Louis, Mo." on verso

Color photographic reproduction of painting of Judge John T. Adair, Oak Hill wearing black and white suit. Folder 2

Inscribed, "Judge John T. Adair, ---- or Oak Hill, Cherokee Nation" on verso

3 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photograph Collection Folder 2