Letter
Found in 7606 Collections and/or Records:
Unsigned letter written in Clover Mound addressed to dear Brother & Sister concerning new baby, January 8, 1878
Letter is unsigned however, the writer of the letter was delighted to learn that the new baby was named for her. The new baby's name was Mary. The writer's name was Mary but often went by Mollie, see 4026.2023. She requests a picture of the baby and for her brother to return the picture of herself and she would send a larger one. The letter then gives more family and local news. Folder 435
Unsigned Typed Letter, late 19th century - early 20th century
Unsigned typed letter, very brief, asking such questions as, "How could an Indian lover paint such un-Indian-looking orientals?...How is Jack?...Steve is fine, but fighting hard to keep from flunking."
Unsigned typed letter to Hamilton Holt concerning the Indian situation in Oklahoma and Mr. Mott, December 17, 1913
Hamilton Holt was the editor of The Independent in New York City. The letter included an article concerning the work of Mr. Mott. Mr. Mott was a Creek Attorney who attempted to protect the causes of the Indians. Folder 588
When guns were their Pasport, late 19th century - early 20th century
William Wirt's Letter of Introduction and Recommendation of Mr. Putnam to Chief John Ross, August 6, 1838
William Wirt's letter of introduction and recommendation of Mr. Putnam to Chief John Ross. Folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on two pages. Folder 391