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Missionary Stone Chapel at Wheelock, Choctaw Nation (March 15, 1847)

1846 | ink and pencil on paper

Letter from M Duval requesting money from John Drew and Ryan Manard to pay Mr. Foster

March 31, 1901 | ink on paper

Letter from Milton Robinson to his mother concerning school

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of excerpts from letters and other sources referencing "Missions to the Choctaws on Red River"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Missions among the North American Indians," stories from several sources regarding Choctaw removal and Choctaw missions

May 24, 1936 | ink on paper

Newspaper article "Pioneer Women Inspiration to Oklahoma"

April 12, 1936 | ink on paper

Newspaper article "Anna Burnham, Mother to Choctaws"

1927 | ink on paper

Newspaper clippings "McCurtain County Ninety-five Years Ago"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Untitled typescript page describing hangings on the Red River

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Oklahoma"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of " At The Chiefs Grave"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "The Indians"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Executing a Choctaw Under Tribal Law"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Indian Humor" where the last page bears handwritten note of name J.C. Hall

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Execution of an Indian, under tribal law"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "General Pushmataha"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Pushmataha"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Legend of Origin of the Choctaws"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "How Indian Corn Came Among the Choctaw, a Choctaw Legend"

mid-20th century | ink on paper

Typescript of "Why the Turkey and the Buzzards Heads are Bald, and the Turkey has Blisters, a Choctaw Legend"