Native American
Found in 6473 Collections and/or Records:
Letter in Choctaw language from Geo. S. Williams to Col. P. P. Pitchlynn, October 3, 1873
Folder 2725
Letter inquiring if amount owed has been repaid, October 20, 1859
Folder 137
Letter instructing Jay Hicks to pay William Runyan, November 25, 1842
Letter instructing Jay Hicks to pay William Runyan $22.00. Folder 44
Letter of Authentication from C. A. Harris, War Department, to Chief John Ross, January 18, 1838
Letter of Authentication from C. A. Harris, War Department, to Chief John Ross. (See January 16, 1838 letter). One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto. Folder 289
Letter of Consolation from C. C. Torrey to Sarah F. Stapler, August 4, 1865
Letter of consolation from C. C. Torrey to Sarah F. Stapler on the death of Mary Ross (her sister and Chief John Ross' wife). Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on three pages. Folder 1284
Letter of General Matthew Arbuckle to Chief John Ross, November 2, 1839
Copy of letter from Brigadier General Matthew Arbuckle, Cherokee Agent to Chief John Ross. Advising that Hercules S. Martin will be interpreter for troops and that Cherokees may be employed to point out persons suspected of "late murders." Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on two pages. Folder 673
Inscription(s)
Inscribed in ink, "Copy of a letter"
Letter of introduction for George Benge as a Cherokee Delegation member to Congress , March 24, 1897
Letter of introduction for George Benge as a Cherokee Delegation member to Congress from R. B. Ross, Secretary of the Treasury of the Cherokee Nation, to the Honorable M. A. Hanna, Washington City, D. C. Folder 50
Letter of introduction for John Drew to William Medill from Cherokee Sub-Agent , April 9, 1846
Letter of introduction for John Drew to William Medill, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, from Cherokee Sub-Agent in Fort Gibson. Folder 90
Letter of introduction from R. E. Blackstone to Messrs. Marcum and Barnes for Robert Liner , April 4, 1885
R. E. Blackstone was a merchant in Webbers Falls, Indian Territory. This letter of introduction was a character reference Robert Liner who had been charged with introducing liquor. Blackstone stated that Mr. Liner was a steady hard worker who was well respected and he believed Liner to be innocent of the charge. Letter signed R. E. Blackstone. Folder 524
Letter of introduction of John Drew, January 31, 1851
Letter written in Fort Smith from James Tolleffer introducing John Drew to Messengers Hopkins, Brothers & Co. Folder 145