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1841 | ink on paper

Statement from Elizabeth Leonard to Drew and Fields for clothing, hardware and household items

November 1841 | ink on paper

Agreement and Decision concerning a dispute over money in the estate of John Martin

February 21, 1844 | ink and pencil on paper

Contract between Public Schools in the Illinois District and teacher James Rawles concerning a common English class

March 31, 1846 | ink on paper

Letter from John Thorn in Washington City to John Drew

February 1, 1847 | ink on paper

Promissory note payable to John Drew out of headrights as an Old Settler under the Treaty of 1846

December 31, 1846 | ink on paper

Promissory note payable to John Drew out of headrights as an Old Settler under the Treaty of 1846

May 10th, circa 1840s | ink and pencil on paper

Note requesting 50 ? From John Drew

May 4, 1855 | pencil on paper

Order for W. Stewart to pay Aley $5.00

July 13, 1853 | ink on paper

Financial record between Will Warspeaken

1859 | ink on paper

Account statement of Polly Brewer

February 3, 1852 | ink on paper

Financial record between School Teacher and J. H. Heard

October 3, 1851 | ink and pencil on paper

Financial record between Richard Drew and J. H. Heard

1850s | ink on paper

Financial record between James Taylor, per order of John Drew, and J. H. Heard

September 23, 1859 | ink and pencil on paper

Letter from J. A. Dibnell to Capt. Drew concerning $57.75

April 11, 1852 | ink on paper

Letter

June 28, 1858 | ink and pencil on paper

Shipping receipt for freight on a steamer

July 12, 1862 | ink on paper

Letter and envelope from Will P. Ross to Col. Drew

March 25, 1875 | ink on paper

Letter from A. B. Mayes addressed to Uncle regarding his cases in Delaware District and Mrs. Cornwell

November 8, 1876 | ink on paper

Personal letter from Elizabeth Robinson to her son, W. G. Robinson, concerning family and local news

March 18, 1880 | ink on paper

Permit for J. G. Greer to live in the Canadian District of the Cherokee Nation while he works as a farmer