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Blank power of attorney to Judge Joseph Bryan in Washington City concerning pensions
Native American, Cherokee
Power of Attorney from Alexander Brown to John Drew
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Power of Attorney to D. N. McIntosh, Tim Barnard, J. M. C. Smith, and I. G. Vore

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D. N. McIntosh, Tim Barnard, J. M. C. Smith were of the Muskogee Creek Nation and I. G. Vore was of the Cherokee Nation. Attorneys were to prosecute claims of Blackdirts Bands of Seminole Indians for loses from forced abandonment of lands east of the Mississippi and services in the Seminole War. The document was signed by 5 Headmen in council at Wewoka in the presence of Poney Burgess. Names of Headmen: Tustamucoche, Fusharche Cochookany, Cher Emarthla, Cho ful war, and Okfuske. Folder 352

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Title(s): 
Power of Attorney to D. N. McIntosh, Tim Barnard, J. M. C. Smith, and I. G. Vore
Culture: 
Native American, Seminole
Date: 
May 15, 1869
Materials/Techniques: 
ink on paper
Classification: 
Manuscripts
Object Type: 
Power of Attorney
Accession No: 
4026.1922
Previous Number(s): 
74789
Department: 
Archive
Collection: 
John Drew Manuscript Collection
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