appointing -- appointed -- appointment
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Appointment by Chief John Ross of Moses and Robert Daniel as Clerks, February 26, 1842
Appointment by Chief John Ross of Moses and Robert Daniel as Clerks to receive and register private claims in Delaware District. (Moulton) Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on two pages. Folder 794
Appointment of D. D. Hitchcock as Assistant Surgeon of the Second Indian Regiment of Home Guards at Bentonville, Arkansas, February 28, 1863
Folder 1
Appointment of George Durant as Commissioner on the Court of Claims, March 6, 1876
Appointment of George Durant as Commissioner on the Court of Claims
Copy of Act Naming Chief John Ross, David Vann, and John Benge to Delegation, November 14, 1840
Copy of act by National Council naming Ross, David Vann, and John Benge to delegation created on Nov. 13. Signed by 30 persons. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 752
Copy of Letter from Cherokee Delegation to President Andrew Jackson, March 6, 1829
[Document Appointing George Durant Commissioner of Second Judicial District of Choctaw Nation], November 9, 1878
Document with seal affixed signed by Issac L. Garvin, Principal Chief. Appointing George Durant Commissioner of Second Judicial District for the purpose of revising and codifying laws of the nation.
Letter from Governor Peter Chester to the Lords of the Treasury regarding the conduct of Indian Affairs and the appointment of Commissioners, April 1, 1779
A letter from Governor Peter Chester to the Lords of the Treasury on the conduct of Indian Affairs. The importance of the Appointment of Commissioners is discussed.
Letter from John C. Jacobson to John Ross, June 19, 1838
Letter from John C. Jacobson to Chief John Ross, Washington. Requesting appointment. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 362
Letter to Colonel Benjamin Hawkins from Barbara McIntosh, May 23, 1802
Letter from Barbara McIntosh to Col. Benjamin Hawking. Reporting Murdoch McLeod has been appointed agent to settle claims against the Creek Nation for [slaves] stolen from her.