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September 20, 1730 | ink on paper

Treaty of alliance and commerce between Great Britain and the Cherokee Nation

March 1, 1842 - May 12, 1842 | ink on paper

Bound volume containing text of 374 claims filed under the 1835 Treaty of New Echota also some Muscogee Creek claims

October 9, 1872 | ink on paper

Resolution of Council authorizing John Ross to engage a person to prosecute treaty claims of Eastern Cherokees

2010 | photographic paper (plasticized), ink

Sealed Fate; Treaty of New Echota Protest Basket

October 27, 1835 | ink on paper

Resolution Regarding the Disposition of School Fund Due Under May 6, 1828 Treaty

October 9, 1861 | ink on paper

Draft Copy of Chief John Ross' Annual Message to National Council

circa 1862 | silver

Abraham Lincoln peace medal, 1st size

March 25, 1845 | ink on paper

Reservation Claim of Eliza Ross

June 22, 1834 | ink on paper

Draft Copy of Letter from Chief John Ross to William H. Underwood, Esquire

December 11, 1821 | ink on paper

Cherokee-Creek Treaty

March 27, 1838 | ink on paper, wax

Letter from Commissioner of Indian Affairs C. A. Harris to Chief John Ross

November 15, 1830 | ink on paper

Letter from William Wirt to Chief John Ross

mid-19th century | oil on canvas

Peace Treaty, Cherryvale

November 16, 1847 | ink on paper

Letter to Richard Taylor and Robert Daniel

1797 - 1897 | ink on paper

Memo of Documents or Referencing and Objections to Schermerhorn's Treaty

1797 - 1897 | ink on paper

Incomplete Draft of a Treaty for Removal of Cherokee

April 14, 1838 | ink on paper

Letter from Acting Secretary of War S. Cooper to Cherokee Delegation

December 1830 | ink on paper

Form letter for Notices to the Governor and Attorney General of Georgia

July 12, 1861 | ink on paper

Bound copy of the treaty between the Confederate States and the Chickasaw Nation with signature pages for the Confederate States

November 7, 1851 | ink on paper

Petition by W. S. Adair and Thomas F. Taylor to National Committee and Council