Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, 1835-1909 (Secretary of the Interior)

Photocopy of letter (16 Jun 1906; 4 pages) from C.F. Larrabee to the Secretary of the Interior regarding H.R. 15333 and photocopy of letter (11 Jun 1906; 2 pages) from John C. Spooner (John Coit) to Ethan A. Hitchcock (Secretary of the Interior).

Carbon copy typed letter from E.A. Hitchcock (Secretary, Department of the Interor) to Commissioner to the Five Civilized Tribes in response to the Commissioner's recommendation that certain individuals be stricken from the partial rolls. Includes lists of Choctaws by blood and intermarriage and Chickasaw by blood and intermarriage. (See 1975.006.1.Chickasaw.005-006)

Photostat of a handwritten and signed letter from Ethan A. Hitchcock (Major) to J.C. Spencer (U.S. Secretary of War) discussing the object of establishing military posts on the frontier and why the Fort Wayne post (located 100 miles south of Fort Leavenworth between the OSage and Missouri lines) should be abandonded.

Photostat of a handwritten and signed letter from Ethan A. Hitchcock (Major) to Samuel Hitchcock recounting his meeting with the Seminole Governor, Chief Coacooche [?] and his interpreter, Abrom, at a council meeting at General Gaines' [?] camp.

Negative of 1975.006.2.Cherokee.068

The Hopi agency archive consists of photocopies of the original correspondence between various individuals and government agencies such as the Department of the Interior, and officials such as the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, the Secretary of War, the Superindent of Moqui Schools; includes statements by Oraibi chiefs ("friendlies" and "hostiles") and correspondence by other tribal members.