Cherokee Indians -- Government relations.
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
A muster roll of Cherokee Indians who emigrated to the west of the Mississippi in the years 1831-1834
Cherokee Copy Book, 1837-1888
DeWitt Clinton Lipe - Cherokee Strip papers, 1870-1913
Eastern Cherokees in North Carolina letter from the Secretary of the Interior in response to resolution of the House of February 25, 1882, relative to the lands and funds of the Eastern Band of North Carolina Cherokees.
Report prepared in the office of H. Price, Commissioner of Indian Affairs. "May 11, 1882.--Referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs and ordered to be printed." This copy is imperfect: pages 20-54 and maps lacking; pages have been separated and pasted onto sheets of legal-size writing paper with extensive handwritten notes throughout.
Galen Gritts collection of Cherokee Nation-related correspondence, 1919-1922
Over 80 documents relating to the Cherokee Nation, including letters and telegrams between agents of the Eastern Immigrant & Western Cherokee Association, a lobbyist in DC and other parties. Also included are a newspaper clippings and US Congressional House Bills.
John Ross Collection, 1814-1897
Orders no. 25 / Head quarters, Eastern Division, Cherokee Agency, Ten.
Washington D.C., 1921 Nov 14
Telegram from John M. Tyler to Gritts about current US Court of claims proceedings and the investigation into Bouidinott’s withdrawal of 21,000 dollars from the Cherokee school fund as well as a request form expense money.
W.P. Adair to E.M. Adair, Undated
Handwritten and signed letter fragment from William Penn Adair to Ephraim Martim Adair regarding Cherokee relations with the U.S. government.