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December 31, 1851 | ink on paper

Account statement for Mrs. Katy Campbell

July 27, 1851 | ink on paper

Bill of John Drew

1851 | ink on paper

Financial record between Gunrod and J. H. Heard

1851 | ink on paper

Account statement of Mrs. John Drew

December 13, 1857 | ink on paper

List of accounts

October 4, 1853 | ink on paper

Payment request and receipt between Isaac Vann and Thomas E. Wilson

May 7, 1850 | ink on paper

Letter from Lewis Riley to John Drew

November 7, 1853 | ink on paper

Certified copy of the Supreme Court decision in the case of Cabbin Smith v. Jane Butler

November 13, 1858 | pencil on paper

Receipt signed by William Bourne for land warrants received from Timothy Barnes for John King

April 20, 1864

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May 7, 1860 | ink on paper

Letter from H. T. Martin to John Drew concerning Old Settler claims and the killing of two Cherokees

October 30, 1861 | ink on paper

Letter from Jas. S. Vann to Col. D. H. Cooper concerning horses needed and Warfield letter

July 12, 1862 | ink on paper

Letter from Capt. I. G. Vore to Colonel John Drew concerning lead and teamsters

May 25, 1865 | ink on paper

Extract of Special Orders No. 127 by Brigadier General Cooper

November 29, 1869 | ink and pencil on paper

Certificate by Judge John S. Vann of marriage of G. W. Williams and Nancy Rattlingourd and a request for a marriage license to be granted

September 8, 1872 | ink on paper

Letter from Eliza Robinson to W. G. Robinson concerning family and health

October 29, 1874 | ink on paper

Letter from Fisher Brothers & Co., cotton merchants, to Jno T. Drew

June 23, 1876 | pencil on paper

Letter from H. J. Vann in Webbers Falls to Mrs. Emma Robinson concerning pay per permit

August 8, 1878 | ink on paper

Letter from John Drew to his sister concerning sending Kate to school

February 25, 1882 | ink on paper

Permit for Blankenship and Reynolds to labor as farmers in the Canadian District of the Cherokee Nation