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November 6, 1869 | ink and pencil on paper

Acknowledgement by Loyal Creek or Muscogee Nation of full settlement with Timothy Barnett

June 6, 1872 and July 8, 1872 | ink and pencil on paper

Affidavit, warrant, and jury ruling for Jack Grass

March 22, 1875 | ink and pencil on paper

Letter from W. Mackey in Choctaw Nation to Mrs. Emma Vann

November 19, 1876 | ink on paper

Personal letter from Sugg Drew to his sister, Kate

June 21, 1880 | ink on paper

Personal letter from Elizabeth Robinson to her daughter-in-law Emma concerning her letter, crops, faith, and Katie's schooling

July 19, 1882 | ink on paper

Letter from R. M. French to Wm. West concerning two escaped convicts

April 25, 1883 | ink on paper

Order by Judge Abe Woodall to Wm. West concerning stray cow and calf

February 25, circa 1880 | ink on paper

Empty envelope addressed to Mr. W.G. Robinson

March 6, 1877 | ink on paper

Letter from H. Lindsey in Eufaula to Mrs. Emma Roberson in Webbers Falls concerning unpaid bill

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

August 15, 1844 | ink on paper

Appointment by Circuit Judge John Thorn of Thomas Roddy as clerk of circuit court for the Illinois District

October 21, 1847 | ink on paper

Order by Supreme Court Clerk J. B. Thompson to the Sheriff of the Illinois District concerning A. M. Wilson

September 27, 1855 | ink on paper

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1857 | ink on paper

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September 16, 1857 | ink on paper

Receipt for $150.00

August 21, 1850 | ink on paper

Letter from Treasury Department to John Drew

August 15, 1854 | ink on paper

Power of attorney granted to John Drew to represent Susanah Smith in court

March 22, 1859 | ink on paper

Report of Jury at General Council Ground acquitting Buck Carr of murder of Cajo Gentry

June 30, 1864 | ink on paper

Certification by J. C. Robinson of service of one team of four yoked cattle from John Drew for the Indigent Chickasaw Indians