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1226 Items

February 14, 1849 | ink on paper

Receipt from E. I. McClery to Mr. Drew

October 30, 1838 | ink on paper

Passport for Benjamin Bracket and his family to travel independently from Cherokee Agency East to Cherokee Agency West

June 28, 1853 | ink on paper

Receipt for John Smith for the amount of $5.00

September 17, 1851 | ink on paper

Financial record between John Smith and J. H. Heard

June 5, 1856 | ink and pencil on paper

Account statement of Mrs. Mary Riley

January 1, 1855 | ink on paper

Financial record between Jacob Thorn and M. Mayers and Bro.

1859 | ink and pencil on paper

Account statement

February 10, 1852 | ink on paper

List of accounts sold to Mr. J. Drew

April 11, 1852 | ink on paper

Letter

June 28, 1858 | ink and pencil on paper

Shipping receipt for freight on a steamer

November 19, 1851 | ink on paper

License and receipt by David Vann, Treasurer of the Cherokee Nation

November 6, 1855 | ink on paper

Certified copy of decision of Supreme Court in case concerning the estate of John Crossland heirs

1863 | ink on paper

Officer certification in duplicate of payment to John Drew and James Mackey for hauling unspecified items for the Confederate States

ink on paper

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October 21, 1861 | ink on paper

Note from Col. Stand Watie to Col. Drew concerning communications from headquarters

December 4, 1861 | ink on paper

Dispatch from Stand Watie to Col. Drew seeking information

January 26, 1864 | ink on paper

Photostat of letter from Smith Christie in Fort Gibson to Lewis Ross concerning General Curtis and protection

July 14, 1868 | pencil on paper

Note from I. G. Vore at Derdenne Saline to Mrs. C. G. Drew concerning apparel

December 16, 1871 | ink and pencil on paper

Letter from William P. Ross in Fort Gibson to Jno. T. Adair concerning land for industrial school for orphans

November 24, 1873 | ink on paper

Letter from Mary addressed to Aunt Emma concerning teaching school