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July 21, 1838 | ink on paper

Resolution of General Council of the Cherokee Nation for negotiating removal efforts

October 1, 1838 | ink on paper

Improvements Claim of Luimah

September 30, 1836 | ink on paper

Resolution of General Council Appointing Committee to Make Settlement with John Martin

August 10, 1838 | ink on paper

Articles of Agreement between Committee and Lewis Ross

October 15, 1838 | ink on paper

Spoliation Claim - Te-ta-na- na-mu of Coosawattie District

December 1, 1851 | ink on paper

Report of Committee for Removal of the Cherokee People

February 22, 1837 | ink on paper

Memorial and Petition Signed by 6 Eastern and 4 Western Cherokee Chiefs

August 22, 1838 | ink on paper

Spoliation Claim of Too-Nie-Y-E

October 24, 1838 | ink on paper

Note from Henry D. Shaw to Chief John Ross

December 1, 1851 | ink on paper

Statement of Accounts of Chief John Ross

February 22, 1837 | ink on paper

Letter Signed by Nine Delegates to Benjamin F. Butler

August 30, 1838 | ink on paper

Improvement Claim - Tracking Wolf, Cowsaqua River

November 1, 1838 to January 19, 1839 | ink on paper

Receipted roll of Richard Taylor - W.S. Adair detachment

October 7, 1837 | ink on paper

Note from Secretary of War Joel R. Poinsett to Cherokee Delegation

February 28, 1837 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross and Nine Delegate in Washington City to Secretary of War Benjamin F. Butler

September 20, 1838 | ink on paper, wax

Spoliation Claim of Moses Downing

November 6, 1838 to March 25, 1839 | ink on paper

Abstract of Rations Issued to Richard Taylor's Detachment

August 7, 1837 | ink on paper

Letter from Chief John Ross to Committee

January 10-11, 1816 | ink on paper

Instructions from Na-no-he-ta-hee to John Lowry, John Walker, Major Ridge, Richard Taylor, Che-u-cun-se-nee, and John Ross

March 16, 1837 | ink on paper

Copy of Letter from Chief John Ross and 9 members of the Cherokee Nation East and West to Joel R. Poinsett, Secretary of War