Letter
Found in 7611 Collections and/or Records:
Personal Letter from John Drew addressed to My Dear Sister , April 28, 1874
John writes to his sister that he was superintending a boarding car near Vinita. He asks how she is getting along and tells her if she needed anything she could sell his ponies. Post script instructs his sister to send his clothes to Mr. Ross at first opportunity if she had not already done so. Folder 401
Personal letter from John Drew to his sister, Emma Robinson, concerning Sugg's sickness, December 2, 1877
Letter was written in pencil on Sunday December 2, 1877. John Drew told his sister that Tom Griffin from the male seminary came that evening and told him that Sugg was very sick with pneumonia. John Vann had sent for John Drew and was going up that night. John Drew asked his sister if it were possible for her to go up and see Sugg because he probably would not recover. Sugg had been ill for 8 days and was getting worse. Folder 434
Personal letter from John Drew to Joe Vann, May 25, 1874
Personal letter from John Fulsom to Hon. P. P. Pitchlynn , February 2, 1877
Folder 3003
Personal letter from John McKean to Col. P. P. Pitchlynn regarding mining in Nation, August 16, 1874
Folder 2830
Personal letter from John Pitchlynn to Captain P. Pitchlynn on family news, July 19, 1824
Folder 25
Personal letter from John Pitchlynn to his son Peter Pitchlynn on family news, March 14, 1824
Folder 23
Personal letter from John Pitchlynn to Peter Pitchlynn about sending some boys from "Kantuck School" , April 20, 1834
Folder 142
Personal letter from John Pitchlynn to son Peter Pitchlynn regarding his health and finances, June 14, 1833
Folder 132
Personal letter from John Pitchlynn to son, Peter Pitchlynn, regarding seeing each other, August 20, 1833
Folder 135