Folder 452

Bill of Sale by Sally Factor, a Seminole, to Richard Fields of three Negro slaves for $650. Folder 47

Josephine Neale, guardian of the minor heir of John Sheppard, sold one Negro man named Coffee who was 23 to 24 years old to Charlotte Drew. Folder 261

Bond was signed by J. L. Clark and T. L. Brooks. The undertaking and sureties were approved by J. L. McCorkle, Justice of the Peace of the incorporated town of Webbers Falls. Folder 584

Certified by I. G. Vore on February 5, 1867 and J. A. Scales on February 20, 1869. Folder 266

Land was acquired when town called Keetoowhah was divide up and auctioned off. These two lots were acquired in auction by D. R. Coody for $116.00. Coody sold the property to F. H. Nash and was signed by acting Chief James Vann. Deed states that land cannot be sold to a non-Cherokee citizen. Folder 359

Deposition of Joseph Coodey regarding reservation claim of widower and heirs of Jane Coodey. Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on four pages. Folder 955

Deposition of Too-le-stee. Regarding reservation of heirs of Oo-sta-gah-yo-ta of land in Tennessee. Single folded sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on three pages. Folder 953

Fragment of a bill of sale of a Negro slave girl names Lisey from John McIntosh of the Cherokee Nation to James McDaniel for $250.00. Folder 16

Letter from Chief John Ross, Washington City, to C. A. Harris, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Enclosing affidavit [not found] regarding death of Catharine Stephens (See John Howard Payne. REG. NO. 3826.1981). One sheet of paper with handwritten text in ink on recto and verso. Folder 371