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July 29, 1854 - October 15, 1854 | ink on paper

Financial record between Chinarsi, Aaron Hicks, and John Drew

1846 | ink on paper

Statement from Mr. Jefferson Nivens to John Drew for clothing and sundries

October 6, 1842 - December 29, 1843 | ink on paper

Documents concerning pedigree and sale of cattle to Harrison Elliott by W. M. Jackson

May 1844 | ink on paper

Inventory of goods sent from Bayou Menard to mouth of Illinois

January 28, 1847

Receipted statement of Mrs. N. Runyan's account payable to William P. Denckla

February 15, 1847 | ink on paper

Promissory note payable to John Drew out of headrights as an Old Settler under the Treaty of 1846

May 27, 1848 | ink on paper

Bill of Sale by Joseph Coody for one Negro slave boy

December 31, 1851 | ink on paper

Bill for freight and drayage to Fort Gibson for Richard Fields

April 7, 1850 | ink on paper

Note from Susannah McIntosh to Richard Drew regarding money due to her

1858 | ink and pencil on paper

Receipted account statement for the account of Emma Drew for the amount of $5.15

February 4, 1852 | ink on paper

Financial record between Susan Barker or Runyan and J. H. Heard

1850s | ink on paper

Financial record between Capt. Smith and J. H. Heard

September 15, 1851 | ink and pencil on paper

Financial record between Miller, per order of John Drew, and J. H. Heard

August 23,1852 | ink on paper

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December 31, 1851 | ink on paper

Financial record between J. H. Heard and Mr. R. N. Johnson and his daughter Margaret Johnson

December 30, 1853 | ink on paper

Financial record between Lewis Riley and Nancy

1850s | pencil on paper

Inventory of logs at Webbers Falls and five other locations

January 29, 1855 | ink on paper

Summons for John Drew to appear in U. S. District Court

April 2, 1859 | ink on paper

Unsigned letter from Webbers Falls to Moty Kennard criticizing the handling of Gentry case

1861 | ink on paper

invoices possibly concerning Emma Drew