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mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Witch Killing Among the Choctaws"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "The Choctaws," regarding as ancient story of the Choctaws and Chickasaws

1935 | ink on paper

Typescript of "The Choctaw People," a talk given by Edmond J. Gardner at Wheelock Academy, June 26, 1935

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Notes on Choctaw Life"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Song and music among the Choctaws"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Wars and Contention between the red and the white man"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Removal of the Choctaws," a description of the suffering endured during the 1832 removal

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "The emigration of the Choctaws west: The trail of tears"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Granny LeFlore," an account of the 1832 removal of Choctaws from Mississippi to Indian territory

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of biography, "Allen Wright - Choctaw"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript concerning Dr. C. E. Robe, one time superintendent of Choctaw Nation's Wheelock Academy

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of excerpts "From an old manuscript left by Nathaniel Folsom in his own handwriting" describing Choctaw life

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript concerning Mary (Semple) Hotchkin's missionary work at Choctaw Nation's Wheelock Academy and at other Oklahoma schools

circa 1930s | ink on paper

Typescript of "The Missionary to the Choctaws," about Wheelock Academy's Alfred Wright

1829 | ink on paper

Handwritten copy of "Annual report of the Mission schools for the year ending September 30, 1829" for the Choctaw Nation

February 14, 1932 | ink on paper

Letter from P. J. Hudson, U. S. Indian Agency, to Miss Jane E. Wright, regarding the Choctaw Nation's Wheelock Academy and co-founder, Alfred Wright

circa 1930s | ink on paper

Untitled typescript concerning Rev. Wright, Choctaw Nation missionary

circa 1930s | ink on paper

Typescript of "Rev. Alfred Wright, Missionary to the Choctaws"

circa 1930s | ink on paper

Typescript of "Rev. Alfred Wright, Founder of Wheelock", Choctaw Nation's Academy

circa 1930s | ink on paper

Note regarding 1832 move of Mrs. Wright (Harriet Bunce) and Mrs. Williams to Indian Territory