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Collection: John Drew Manuscript Collection

1431 Items

1830s | ink on paper

Fragment

November 13, 1835 | ink on paper

Fragment of a declaration by the General Convention of Texas canceling land grants to Texas Cherokees but recognizing their rights to lands

February 22, 1842 | ink on paper

A note from Thos. E. Wilson, Secretary of the Course to Mr. A. H. Almstide to make a payment of $100. to Mr. H. B. Garther

March 15, 1847 | ink on paper

Deed from Samuel W. Bell for improvement called Levi Place to John Martin

June 2, 1849 | ink on paper

Agreement between Rachel McDaniel and John Drew, David Carter, and James M. Payne concerning lawsuit

July 29, 1850 | ink on paper

Unsigned letter from John Drew to Luke Lea

February 9, 1852 | ink on paper

Letter from Charles B. Johnson to John Drew

March 1854 | ink on paper

Subpoena for Edward Butler to appear in court in case of Cabbin Smith v. Edward Butler

November 19, 1857 | ink on paper

Invoice from J. H. Heard to Sally Anderson for $5.75

May 30, 1859 | ink on paper

Letter from Thomason and Humphreys to Drew and Scales concerning status of their case

March 17, 1860 | ink on paper

Letter from Isaac Williams to John Drew concerning John Drew's salt manufacturing business

1850s | pencil on paper

Handwritten biography of James Conner, Second Councilor of the Dellawares

September 23, 1831 | ink on paper

Expense account of R. Radcliff

November 5, 1832 | ink on paper

Bill from Richard Hinson to John Drew for one frock coat

1839 | ink on paper

Statement of account of John R. Nicholson to Richard Fields

1839 | ink on paper

Statement of account of O. M. Seiper to Richard Fields

March 29, 1834 | ink on paper

Statement of account of L. Tar tu tis kee

1830s | ink on paper

Promissory note to pay Drew and Fields

1830s | ink on paper

Fragment

December 14, 1836 | ink on paper

Fragment of a letter to the President of the United States from Cherokee West Chiefs, John Jolly and John Brown in Arkansas discussing a treaty with the Cherokee Nation East