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5322 Items

May 23, 1827 | ink on paper

Letter from M.W. Orr to her parents, Jonah and Sarah Washburn

September 24, 1835 | ink on paper

Letter from P. Rockwell to John Ross introducing John Howard Payne

December 9, 1834 | ink on paper

Letter from James and Minerva Orr to Miss Lavinia Washburn

August 28, 1835 | ink on paper

Letter from Ed Harden to John Ross introducing John Howard Payne

June 1, 1837 | ink on paper

Letter from James and Minerva Orr to Lavinia Washburn, a letter from Minerva W. Orr to Lydia Washburn, and a letter from James Orr to Lydia Washburn

January 4, 1836 | ink on paper

Letter from John Howard Payne to John Ross

May 1839 | ink on paper

Two letters, one from T.M. Bissell and one from James Orr both to Lydia Washburn

January 7, 1836 | ink on paper

Letter from John Ross to John Howard Payne

March 2, 1840 | ink on paper

Letter from Minerva W. Orr with addendum by James Orr to Lydia Washburn

January 20, 1836 | ink on paper

Letter from Edward Harden to John Ross

January 13, 1841 | ink on paper

Letter from Minerva W. Orr with addendum by James Orr to Lydia Washburn

February 10, 1838 | ink on paper

Letter from John Ross to John Howard Payne regarding the Cherokees' removal

June 23, 1841 | ink on paper

Letter from Minerva Orr to Lydia Washburn with addendum by James Orr

July 5, 1838 | ink on paper

Letter from John Ross to John Howard Payne

August 3, 1843 | ink on paper

Letter from Minerva Orr to Lydia Washburn with addendum by James Orr

January 22, 1840 | ink on paper

Letter from John Ross to John Howard Payne

March 9, 1848 | ink on paper

Letter from James Orr to Lydia Washburn with an addendum by Minerva Orr

December 10, 1893 | ink on paper

Letter from Stand Watie at Camp McIntosh to Lieutenant Farnsworth

Letter from W. Tannehill to John Howard Payne describing an ancient mound in Alabama

Letter from John Ridge to John Howard Payne regarding the condition and affairs of the Cherokee Nation