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112 Items

January 16, 1841 | ink on paper

Typed copy of series of resolutions by a committee of the Cherokee Nation concerning a report of conspiracy to take the life of the Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation

mid-19th century - mid-20th century | ink on paper

Handwritten voting record of committee for president and for clerk

November 19, 1846 | ink on paper

Cherokee Nation Committee of Old Settlers Washington delegate vote

May 10, 1834 | ink on paper

Resolution of National Committee and Council

September 26, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Authorizing Arbitration of Cases

October 4, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Prohibiting Clearing or Destruction of Timber near Tahlequah Council Grounds

October 5, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Authorizing Principal Chief to Select Persons to Translate Constitution and Laws of Nation into Cherokee

February 3, 1843 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to P. M. Butler

January 5, 1833 | ink on paper

Order by Justice of the Pease William j. Tarvin to George

May 9 & 10, 1834 | ink on paper

Resolution of National Committee and Council

June 24, 1829 | ink on paper

Copy of letter From Chief John Ross to President Andrew Jackson

September 24, 1839 | ink on paper

Act to Exempt Certain Property from Sale for Settlement of Debt

October 19, 1841 | ink on paper

Act to Amend the September 23, 1839 Judiciary Act

October 31, 1831 | ink on paper

Resolution of National Committee and Council

January 12, 1832 | ink on paper

Letter from John Ridge to Chief John Ross

November 20, 1851 | ink on paper

Recommendation of Chief John Ross to National Committee and Nation Council

May 9, 1834 | ink on paper

Resolution of National Committee and Council

December 13, 1829 | ink on paper

Copy of letter from Chief John Ross to General John Coffee

September 26, 1839 | ink on paper

Act Relative to Schools

March 11, 1831 | ink on paper

Draft copy of letter from Chief John Ross to W. Harris