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Collection: John Drew Manuscript Collection

1431 Items

May 12, 1824 | ink on paper

Affidavits of Eliza Ross, the Heir, and Archy Foreman, sworn before John Martin, Circuit Judge, Amoiah District, describing a note given by Ti-es-ky to Tunplin, W. Ross

1832 | ink on paper

Statement of account due to John Drew

1839 | ink on paper

Statement of account of Samuel W. Bell to Richard Fields

1839 | ink on paper

Statement of account of William Webber and wife, Lucinda, to Richard Fields

1839 | ink on paper

Statement of account of Samuel Taylor to Richard Fields

1830s | ink on paper

Charlotte Drew estate

1830s | ink on paper

Fragment mentioning Polly McDaniel, Vina, Cyrus, Ruth, Alford, Nancy Shepard, Easter

March 2, 1832 | ink on paper

Fragment of a statement of amounts due to Louis Riley and James Blackcoat in settlement of an estate

1840s | ink on paper

A protested draft sent to Richard Cox, Esq. for collection

1840s | ink on paper

List of Cherokee certificates presented by Governor Butler copied from a paper prepared in the office of the second auditor, Treasury Department

January 29, 1848 | ink on paper

Power of attorney for Joseph Bryan to receive amounts due on pension claim

May 2, 1850 and May 7, 1850 | ink on paper

Power of Attorney from Alexander Brown to John Drew

October 1850 | ink on paper

Letter from attorney George C. Thomas to John Drew

July 15, 1853 | ink on paper

Letter from A. G. Mayers to Dick

January 6, 1856 | ink on paper

Certified copy of appointment of Cabin Smith as administrator of Elizabeth Nivens estate

September 28, 1858 | ink on paper

Appointment of John Drew as guardian for Roth Killer

1850s | pencil on paper

Handwritten biography of Henry Tiblow or Thax-Thea-Ka (To burn it)

September 21, 1861 | ink on paper

Copy of letter from John Drew to Maj. Clarke acknowledging his letter, 4026.1807, and reporting on regiment

December 24, 1825 | ink on paper

Power of Attorney to John Drew by Susan and Ellen Conetuh to obtain and dispose of named slaves

November 28, 1832 | ink on paper

Statement of account from Floyd Jordan to A. Pearson for frock coat and other garments