A statement signed by six persons of the Indian Council / Native American; Cherokee

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Title(s):

A statement signed by six persons of the Indian Council

Culture:

Native American; Cherokee

Date:

May 5, 1811

Materials/Techniques:

ink on paper

Classification:

Manuscripts

Object Type:

Statement

Accession No:

5126.474

Department:

A statement signed by six persons of the Indian Council that two Negro slaves shall be the property of Peggy Scott, widow of the deceased James Vann. The statement was written by administrators of the estate of Vann.
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A statement signed by six persons of the Indian Council. 5126.474. Cherokee Papers Manuscript Collection. May 5, 1811. Tulsa: Gilcrease Museum, https://collections.gilcrease.org/object/5126474 (09/25/2018).

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