Gore -- Tolluntusky -- Tahlonteeskee
Subject
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Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Kee-too-wah Ceremony, Gore, Oklahoma, 1931
Item — Folder Cherokee.18: [Barcode: 3.Cherokee.18]
Identifier: 4327.1587
Description
Black and white photograph of Kee-too-wah ceremony. Same instance as 4327.3748 & 4327.3749. Taken from opposite side of plateau (as shown in mentioned photos). Four logs and fire on plateau with men huddled on opposite side as photographer. Folder 18
Dates:
1931
Kee-too-wah Ceremony, Gore, Oklahoma, 1931
Item — Folder Cherokee.18: [Barcode: 3.Cherokee.18]
Identifier: 4327.1588
Description
Black and white photograph of Kee-too-wah ceremonies. Men, women, and children crowded in semi-circle around dusty plateau. Man in overalls stands on hill with four logs. Two native men in Anglo dress stand just below plateau. Folder 18
Dates:
1931
Resolution of National Committee and Council, May 9, 1834
Item — Folder 110: [Barcode: 187.110]
Identifier: 4026.149
Description
This Resolution changing procedure for election of President to election by members of the Committee and Council, each of Old Settlers, is dated May 9th, 1834. One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 110
Dates:
May 9, 1834