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Object Type: Letter

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November 9, 1884 | ink on paper

Letter with envelope from Leigh to Mother describing Americans exhibiting their summer work and American Club electing officers

Letter to George M. Troup from Rola McIntosh

Draft copy of unsigned letter from Leigh to Reconstruction Finance Corporation suggesting building of three transcontinental military highways

Requisition by Chief John Ross to General Winfield Scott for $16,000.

Letter of P. P. Pitchlynn to the Senate's committee on the judiciary

May 30, 1849 | ink on paper

Letter to P.P. Pitchlynn from J. Bryan, from Washington City, regarding Choctaw orphans

February 8, 1885 | ink on paper

Letter with envelope from Leigh to Mother describing the Munich Carnival season with costumes and balls taking place

Letter to Wilson Lumpkin from William H. McIntosh

Letters and envelope from The Press of the Pioneers to students and collectors announcing the publication of The Tabors and The American Fur Trade

Unsigned letter to John Brown

October 29, 1934 | ink on paper

Letter from A.N. Blazer to G.F. Valtee regarding internal combustion engine

1849 | ink on paper

Note from H.R. Pitchlynn to his uncle regarding a territorial form of government

Photocopies of Letter to John Ross from William McIntosh

Handwritten Letter from Franklin Van Voorhis to Mrs. E.T. Van Voorhis

Letter from Richard to Leigh describing trip to Alaska with Charlie Workman

Letter from Henry C. Ross, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to Lewis, Ross referring to John A. Ross's expected return to Fort Gibson

May 20, 1930 | ink on paper

Letter from B.S. Steadwell, World Purity Federation, to Thornton W. Allen Co. requesting review copy of "Clipt Wings"

July 9, 1844 | ink on paper

Letter to Chickasaw Chiefs and Commissioners from Penn Lewis, et all, regarding "incompt and orphin claims"

Letter to Governor George M. Troup from William McIntosh

Handwritten Letter from Franklin Van Voorhis to Mrs. E.T. Van Voorhis