Petition
Found in 28 Collections and/or Records:
A petition concerning the sale of logs to a railroad, late 19th century - early 20th century
A petition concerning the sale of logs to a railroad. Folder 65
A petition to the President of the U.S from John Pitchlynn requesting the successor to Colonel William Ward , December 26, 1822
Folder 16
Council Bill Number 7 Petition from the citizens of Catoosa to the Council in Tahlequah, November 11, 1893
Council Bill no 7 Petition from the citizens of Catoosa to the Council in Tahlequah asking to be incorporated on the same terms as the town of Fort Gibson with transcript and envelope. Passed the Lower House November 16, 1893. Folder 32
Griss Daniels vs. Choctaw Nation, Petition, October 1901
Petition to the Five Civilized Tribes at Atoka on behalf of Griss Daniels. Applying to be recognized as a Mississippi Choctaw with all rights and priviliges.
Letter from George Lowry, Going Snake, and Others to General Winfield Scott, June 9, 1838
Petition to General Winfield Scott from George Lowrey, Going Snake, and others, warning of sickness and death in sickly season and asking for delay in migration. There is also a small note dated June 11, 1838 from George Lowry, concerning the bearer of two petitions. Bound document. Two folded sheets with handwritten text in ink on 4 of 8 pages. Folder 355
Manuscript Collection: Deitz Collection
Manuscript Collection: Eastern Band Cherokee Papers
Manuscript Collection: Georgia Colony Documents
Manuscript Collection: Narragansett Petition
Manuscript Collection: New Mexico Memorial
Collection summary derived from "Guidebook to Manuscripts", 1969: Memorial by citizens of New Mexico. Petitioning President Andrew Johnson and others to permit retention of two regiments of New Mexico volunteers for at least two years to subjugate Comanches, Navajos, Apaches, and Utahs [in English and Spanish].