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Jesse Bartley (J.B.) Milam papers

Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: A-E

Collection 1989-002

Inventory
1:1	Abraham, Melvin M. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Seeking registration as a Cherokee. Adams, George Matthew. Mimeograph Typed prose, “I Will,” and “Watch Your Dress and Speech,” 2p. Adair, James. Handwritten notes, 1p. Adair, William P. Typed transcription of Last Will and Testament, 24 Mar 1906, 3p. 2 copies. Adair, Bill and Janie to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Affiliated National Hotels. Credit card and 1945 pocket calendar. Akdar Temple. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Ancient Free and Accepted Masons) Alabama Indian tribe in Texas. Related press cuttings. Alden, M. M. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.

1:2	Allison, Jasper to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to Indian Affairs. American Antiquarian Society (Worcester, Massachusettes) from Mildred Viles. Typed draft, presenting Jesse Bartley Milam copy of “As I Recollect”, published by Pocahontas Club, Claremore, Oklahoma. American Baptist Publication Society from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942, 1947. Follow-up correspondence for orders for Cherokee New Testament and Hymn Book. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Terrapin, Mollie)

1:3	American Business College (Leon W. Crawford, President) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to Cherokee language courses. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cooley, C. Sterling) American Indian, The from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. Request for back issues. American Indian Exposition (Anadarko, Oklahoma). Programs and related press cuttings for 1936, 1946, no date., expositions. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Brown, J.P.; Rogers, Penelope Johnson; Sanders, Sherman; Walker, Robert Sparks) American Indian Federation to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1938. Includes the following: excerpt from the Congressional Record, 1 May 1939 (“The $3,000 for $1 Indian Collection”); U.S. Department of the Interior memorandum for the press, 5 May 1939; program for 20 Nov 1945 meeting of first district members; letter of greeting to all members, 10 Oct 1947; facts about the American Indian Federation; press cutting. American Legion, The to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Sent to Jesse Bartley Milam in his capacity as a board member of the Oklahoma Historical Society. American Legion, The. Certificates of Appreciation. 1946, no date. (Located in Oversize 1) American Map Company to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Ames, William A. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. Membership cards, 1941, 1944. Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America. Certificate of membership. 1912. (Located in Oversize 1) Shriner’s Hospital for Crippled Children. Certificate of membership. n.d. (Located in Oversize 1) Related press cuttings; excised articles from The New Age. Angela, Anna E. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Anonymous Shop (Antique dealer). Business card.

1:4	Apache Indians. Related press cuttings. Apela Indian Club. Related press cuttings. Bacone College president is speaker at 1941 meeting. Arapaho Indians. Related press cuttings. Arkansas, University of. Related press cuttings. Armstrong, Oklahoma from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. In praise of his article, “Set the American Indian Free”, published in Reader’s Digest. Association of American Indian Affairs, Inc. Letter to subscribers. 1947. Augur, Ruth Monro. Related press cuttings about her murals in Enid, Oklahoma courthouse. Augustin, Mary J. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942-1943. In reference to Emmet Starr. Identifying herself as a co-worker who had possession of Starr’s Pocahontas genealogy notes. Austenaco. Engraving of a Cherokee chief, made for Royal Magazine. 1762. Bacon, Harve. (Cherokee and pioneer resident of Chelsea, Oklahoma). Related press cuttings.

1:5	Bacone College (Muskogee, Oklahoma). Concert program; 1946 commencement exercises program; press cuttings. Badger, John from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to the Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Murrell Home and Cherokee Heritage Center) Bailey, Olive M. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Baker, Fannie. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Carnegie Library) Baker, Nova (Mrs. Arthur E. Baker). (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Murrell Home and Cherokee Heritage Center) Balgooyen, Ted to/from Jesse Bartley Milam (answered by Mrs. Philip H. Viles). 1955. In reference to proposed thesis on Indian oratory. Ballantyne, Rev. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Ballenger, T.L. (Professor, Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma). (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Carnegie Library) Balles, A.F., Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Balink, William (artist). Related press cuttings. Bard, Jennie May to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. No date. Letter of condolence. Bank News (Charles O. Davis, Jr., Editor) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to an article about Jesse Bartley Milams appointment as Principal Chief, also in which U.S. Capitol’s Statuary Hall is mentioned. Barnes, Maude S. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Barcus, W.F. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Bartlett, Susan D. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. n.d. Letter of condolence. Barton, Wanna. Related press cuttings. Barton, William E. Typed transcription of an essay on Abraham Lincoln and the Cherokees, 2p. c1929. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Brown University; Goodspeed’s Book Shop; Illinois Historical Society; Parke-Bernet Galleries) Bates, Charles Francis. Press cuttings relating to the author of Custer’s Indian Battles. Battice, Jane. Press cutting relating to the survivor of the Trail of Tears. Bayless, Carolyn and John to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Bayless, G.O. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Beall, Knox. Press cuttings relating to Beall who lived with Quanah Parker, chief of the Comanches. Beard, Daniel C. Related press cuttings about buffalo hunting. Beatrice Creamery Company from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to bacteria count in milk from the Bibles and Milam dairies. Bell, Amanda Morgan from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Invitation to serve on the Executive Committee for Cherokee affairs. Includes report on 30 Jul 48 meeting. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokee Nation: Executive Committee) Bennett, Thomas from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. About Condon radio program. Beson, Bill. (optometrist, Claremore, Oklahoma). to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Best, Senora to Jesse Bartley Milam. inc.d. Letter of appreciation for Jesse Bartley Milams pamphlet on women weavers. Beveridge, Albert J (U.S. Senate). “Extracts from The Life of John Marshall, Vol. 4.” Carbon copy typed transcription, 8p. 2 copies. (Marshall served as U.S. Chief Justice during Cherokee decisions of 1831-1832.)

1:6	Biard, Harrell to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Request for a Cherokee name. Biard was scheduled to sing at Muskogee Indian Centennial, 1948. Blackfox, Ned from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to Cherokee cases before Congress. Bledsoe, Elizabeth from Jesse Bartley Milam. Request for a copy of her thesis on Cherokees. Blevins, Celia. Press cuttings relating to a wrestling match between Blevins and another girl in a Sam Avey event at the Tulsa coliseum, 1941. Blue Eagle, Acee (artist). Related press cuttings. Blue Grass School from Jack Brown, Superintendent. 1948. In reference to Chief Yellowhammer. Blue Network, The to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942-1943. In reference to Jesse Bartley Milams suggestion of incorporating the subject of forced removal of the Cherokees from Georgia into their program. Blue Water (Tulsa Chief). Related press cuttings. Performed in the play “The Lost Colony.” Bluhm, Kate to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Blythe, Jarrett (Principal Chief, North Carolina Cherokees) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1939-1947. Bobb, Johnson (Minister, Hugo, Oklahoma). Related press cuttings. Bobber, Jessie to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Bogk, J. Edward and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. (Bogk was a co-worker of W. W. Keeler, Jesse Bartley Milams successor as Principal Chief.) Bohan, Peter T. (Medical doctor, Kansas City, Missouri) to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. In reference to Jesse Bartley MilamS autopsy and condolences to the family. Bonds, Archibald (Muskogee attorney) to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence. Borein, Edward (artist) to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1937. Pamphlet “Etchings of the Far West” and price list of prints. Boren, Sanford. Press cuttings relating to the Cherokee Strip. Boster, Grace S. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Dwight Indian Training School)

1:7	Boudinot, Elias. “An Account of His Life Written By His Granddaughter Mary Brinsmade Church.” Typed and carbon copy typed transcriptions of the account as it was read before a meeting of the members of [the Woman’s Club of Washington, Connecticut], 1 Oct 1913, 13p. 4 copies. Typed notes by Jesse Bartley Milam regarding Boudinot, 2p.

1:8	Boudinot, Frank J. (attorney in practice with Robert L. Owen, Washington, D.C) To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1934-1942. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokee Nation: Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by Blood; District of Columbia; Keetoowah Society) (as Executive Secretary, Cherokee Nation). Handwritten and signed document in reference to a resolution passed by the Senate, pasted onto another handwritten fragment addressed to George E. Foster (Milford, New Hampshire), 20 Jan 1886. On verso: handwritten and signed fragment of a resolution of gratitude to Foster, 5 Dec 1885. (Located in Oversize 1)

1:9	Bowers, Lola Garrett from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to the Female Seminary site. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokee Heritage Center; Whitmore, Ellen) Bowling, T.C. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to possible purchase of Ft. Gibson Lake property. Boy Scouts of America. Copy of The Local Council Exchange. A Leader’s Digest, 1944. Includes membership card, 1946. Boyce, George A. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Navajo Indians) Boyd, Charles (Tulsa architect). Related press cuttings. Braddock, Edward. Typed notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 1p. Bradley, Henry (Principal Chief, Eastern Cherokees) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Letter of congratulations. Braniff Airways to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to a Braniff plane being christened “Sequoyah.” Brewer, O.H.P. (Muskogee judge) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946-1948. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokee Nation: Executive Committee.) Brice, Pearl to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Broadwell, Dick. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Starr, Belle) Brooks, Ira from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1936. In response to a request for information regarding cradle boards and the Cherokee language. Brown, Charles Wesley Mrs. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1949. Regarding Chief John Vann, Chief “Rich Joe” Vann, and the Vann family.

1:10	Brown, John P. (Author of Old Frontiers) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1936-1939. Includes typed and carbon copy typed transcriptions of an address delivered at the annual Cherokee banquet held in conjunction with the American Indian Exposition, 9-24-1936, Mayo Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma. 22p. 3 copies. Brown, Jack (educator). (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Blue Grass School; Sequoyah Orphan Training School)

1:11	Brown, Jackson to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Request for name and address of an attorney for the Cherokees who will present case before Indian Claims Commission. Brown, Mary R. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Brown, Susie to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Efforts to reach Grandma Pigeon. Brown University to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Request for information about a letter from Abraham Lincoln to John Ross. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Barton, William E.; Goodspeed’s Bookshop; Illinois State Historical Society; Park-Bernet Galleries) Brown, Viola to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to her father’s allotment of land. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: White, Hugh A. (U.S. Probate Attorney) Bruner, Joseph from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to a meeting in Sapulpa. Brunsteter, Della (wife of George Owl, q.v.) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to a Cherokee language course. Bruton, Wilson O. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Mathews, B.H.) Bryant, William Cullen. 1944. In reference to the most suitable location for a meeting among Cherokee district representatives. Buckland, G.B. “Sunset.” Poem excised from Masonic magazine. Buffington, C. S. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Buffington-Null, Jack, Mrs. Obituary. Burbank, E.A. (artist). Related press cuttings. Burgess, H. L. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Burrough, B.B. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Draper, R. P.) Burrows, John and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Burtis, Mary to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Burton, Jimalee (artist). Press cuttings relating to the donor of Ho-chee-nee Chapel at Cherokee Heritage Center, Tahlequah. Busch, Edwin, Rev. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to enrollment on Cherokee rolls. Bushyhead, Dennis Wolfe (Claremore attorney) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947-1948. Includes Typed transcription of a script for KTUL television program, “Condon Calling,” 22 Mar 1942, 11p. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Indian Centennial; Indian Claims Commission) Bushyhead, Dennis Wolfe. Handwritten. circa 1886. Bushyhead, George Davis (Claremore resident). Related press cutting. Bushyhead, Gordon. Related press cutting. Bushyhead, James Butler. Related press cuttings. Butler, George from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. In reference to formation of an advisory committee for Cherokee affairs. Byrd, H. H. Mrs. and Edna to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.

1:12	Caddo Indians. Related press cuttings. California, Oroville, Postmaster of from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Request for information regarding Cherokee gold mine sold for taxes. Callahan, H.L. (Madisonville, Tennessee). “A Group of Overhill Towns. Some Early History of This Section...” Typed transcription of an article for The Madisonville Democrat, 20 Nov 1935, 7p. 3 copies. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokees: Tennessee) Cameron, W.J. “Have Faith in America.” Copy of a talk given on the “Ford Sunday Evening Hour” for CBS, 14 Mar 1937. Campbell, John from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. In reference to formation of an advisory committee on Cherokee affairs.

1:13	Camp Gruber Court transcripts of proceedings regarding the appraisal and purchase of lands by the War Department in the Cookson Hills area. 1942-1943. Map of the Cookson Hills area. Related press cuttings. Handwritten notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 2p. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Collier, Carrie Balew; Glass, Charles D.; McBride, R. J.; Moore, E. H. (U.S. Senate); Silk, Johnson; Series 2: Photographs) Canard, Roly. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Creek Nation) Canary, [---]. In reference to a marker for his cabin. 1936. (See also Brown, John P)

1:14	Candler, Thomas S. (Judge) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Regarding an article about Candler appearing in Life Magazine 21 Sep 1942. Cantrel, Lizzie E. to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Request for assistance in receiving monies due her. Carnegie Library (Tahlequah, Oklahoma) Essa Gladney, librarian from Jesse Bartley Milam and others. 1942. Regarding meetings of the Board of Trustees (Fannie Baker, T. L. Ballenger, J. C. Hendrick, Mrs. J. A. Lawrence, S. F. Perkins, and Houston B. Teehee). Includes typed minutes of a meeting 25 Mar 1942, 2p. Jesse Bartley Milam was attempting to have Cherokee materials moved to Oklahoma Historical Society, q.v. Carr, Betty Ann (Cherokee actress). Related press cuttings, c1971. Carr, Sam J. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Cartwright, Wilburn C. (U.S. House of Representatives) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Regarding conditions of and need of roads throughout Oklahoma Indian country.

1:15	Case, Ralph H. (attorney, Washington, D.C.) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941-1946. Legal representative in various Cherokee claims cases.

1:16	Casella, Hote (Cherokee concert singer). Related press cuttings, c1966. Cash, Johnny (musician). Press cutting relating to his reported Cherokee heritage, c1969. Catlin, George (artist). Related press cuttings. Cattle industry. R__P__C__, 101 Ranch, cattle brands, xx Caulk, Nannie to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Chambers, Joe from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to the changing of the state flower. Chambers, Joe and Teesey. Related press cuttings about founding of Claremore, Oklahoma. Chapman, W.E. to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1925. In reference to Jesse Bartley Milams interest in investing in Philippine business. Chappell, Glen H. from J.H. Finley, Supervising attorney. 1948. In reference to the allotment of Lila White. Chatham, Lew from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to the 1947 Will Rogers Anniversary. Chelsea, Bank of. 40th Anniversary Statement of Condition; 50th Anniversary open letter to the descendants of the pioneers of Chelsea, 16 Mar 1946; press cutting. (Jesse Bartley Milam was president of the Bank of Chelsea for many years.) Chelsea, Bank of to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence and resolution of sympathy by the board. Cherokee Capitol Abstract Company (Tahlequah, Oklahoma) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Regarding purchase price of Cherokee County, Oklahoma property, the possible future site of Cherokee Heritage Center. Cherokee Council (North Carolina) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s visit to the reservation in 1936. Cherokee Heritage Center. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Burton, Jimalee; Cherokee Capitol Abstract Company; Cummings, Katie; Gulager, John; Highways, Dept. of; Hudson, Waddie; Judd, Lloyd; McNulty, John F.; Oklahoma Planning and Resource Board. Cherokee Indian Agency (Cherokee, North Carolina) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1944-1948. Cherokee Indians, Superintendent of (Cherokee, North Carolina) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to Cherokee type and type setting. Cherokee Indian School (Mary E. Ulmer, librarian) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946. In reference to Will Rogers materials and the Cherokee seal Jesse Bartley Milam sent the school.

2:1	Cherokee Nation Alabama. “History of Fort Payne, Alabama. Compiled by Faye Coates and Willie H. Driskill. Jun 1933.” Carbon copy typed transcription, 5p. Alabama. Cherokee Centennial program booklet. Centre, Alabama. 14-15 Aug 1936; unused letterhead stationery with map of Alabama circa 1824on verso. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Smith, George W.)
2:2	Carolina, North and South. Complimentary ticket and programs for the Cherokee Indian Fair, Oct 1948. Carolina, North and South. Souvenir postcards from the Cherokee Indian Reservation in western North Carolina; informational brochure of same. Typewritten message from Thomas A. Palmer. Carolina, North and South. “Notice! All parties owning or claiming any land or lands...” Notification of a land survey to be made in conjunction with a court case U.S. vs. W.H. Thomas, W.L. Hilliard, et al. 5 Apr 1889. Carolina, North and South. “Brief Statement Concerning Cherokee Indian School and Reservation.” CherokeeNorth Carolina. Mimeograph of a typed draft, 6p. Carolina, North and South. Jesse Bartley Milamto Superintendent of Schools, Cherokee, North Carolina. 1941-1943. Carolina, North and South. Press cuttings pertaining to the Carolina Cherokees.
2:3	Carolina, North and South. Maps, vacation brochures. Carolina, North and South. We the People of North Carolina. Vol 8, No. 4. Aug 1950. Carolina, North and South. The State. A Weekly Survey of North Carolina. Sept 23, 1950. Carolina, North and South. The Lost Colony. 353rd Anniversary celebration, 1587-1940. Souvenir program published by the Roanoke Island Historical Association. Includes Jesse Bartley Milams requests for related materials from various NC institutions, 1948. Cherokee Commission. Examination of reservation, preemption, improvement, spoliation and other claims taken at Fort Gibson and Tahlequah, IT, circa Jan 1845. (See on-line catalogue record)
2:4	Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: Photostat of the proceedings of a meeting of representatives of Eastern and Western Cherokees held at Fairfield, Oklahoma, 8 Aug 1938, 7p. Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: Photostat of a contract between Houston B. Teehee (Convention Chairman) and James W. Duncan (Convention Secretary), 17 Jan 1939, employing Robert L. Owen, Houston B. Teehee and Frank J. Boudinot as attorneys representing the Cherokees in Washington, D.C. Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: hotostat of the resolutions passed at the convention, with photostat cover letter by Houston B. Teehee, James W. Duncan and Levi Gritts (Interpreter), 25 Aug 1938, 3p.
2:5	Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: Mimeograph public notice of convention meeting to be held at Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 30 Jul 1948. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokee Nation: Executive Committee) Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: Carbon copy typed program agenda, 2p; mimeograph copy of another version, 2 copies. Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: Carbon copy typed resolution addressed to President Harry S. Truman, no date. Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: Photocopy of a typed transcription of the convention proceedings, 90p; photocopy of a typed list of corrections, 2p. Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood: Press cuttings pertaining to the convention and to Levi Gritts’s objections. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Crane, Myrtle)
2:6	Crafts. Related press cuttings.
2:7	Delegate Council. Notice and call of Delegate Council meeting to be held at Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 21 May 1924, as well as for election of delegates thereto for the purpose of employing attorneys to prosecute claims for Cherokee Nation against the U.S. Government. Mimeograph of a typed draft, 2 copies, 4p.
2:8	Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. Handwritten, typed, and carbon copy typed lists of committee members appointed at the meeting held at Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 30 Jul 1938; 3 copies. Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. Mimeograph typed of meeting minutes, 30 July 1948, 4p. Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. Typed and carbon copy typed s of a resolution pertaining to the formation of the committee; 2 copies. Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. Photocopy of typed meeting minutes, 3 Sept 1948, 7p; 3 copies. Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. 4 Dec 1948, 8p; 3 copies. Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. 26 Mar 1949, 7p. Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. Related press cuttings. Executive Committee, Cherokee Nation. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Bell, Amanda Morgan; Brewer, O. H. P; Cherokee Nation: Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood; Coodey, Dan; Keeler, W. W.; Peak, William H.; Sixkiller, J. B.; Stansill, Hill; Smith, Ben F.; Starr, Eldee; Sunday, W. E.)
2:9	Games. Press cuttings relating to lacrosse and other games. Typed draft of “The Cherokee Ball Game” with personal note from Cecil Dick, (artist).
2:10	Georgia. Typed draft of information about Chattoga County, Georgia, transcribed from Statistics of the State of Georgia by George White, 1849. Georgia. “Location, Rivers, and Principal Mountains and early Inhabitants of Georgia.” Typed transcription from unknown source. Removed from Jesse Bartley Milams copy of Viaggio Negli Stati Uniti Dell’America..., 2p. Georgia. Press cuttings relating to W. W. Keeler, Earl Boyd Pierce, Rich Joe Vann, and New Echota.
2:11	Government. “The Cherokee Seal.” Typed notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 1p; 4 examples. (Jesse Bartley Milam wrote an article about the seal for Chronicles of Oklahoma.) Georgia. Photo-postcard depicting the Cherokee flag; mimeograph and typed notes pertaining to the symbols and colors of the flag, 2p; related press cutting. Georgia. Photostat copies of the Cherokee seal; canvas flag bearing Cherokee seal. (Located in Oversize 1) Georgia. “Constitution of the Grand Council.” Mimeograph of a typed draft, 7p; 2 copies. (Covers all Five Civilized Tribes.) Georgia. “Articles Appointing Attorney and Conferring Power of Association, Substitution and Succession.” Mimeograph of a typed draft, 1p; 2 copies. Georgia. Typed and carbon copy typed lists of Cherokee Chiefs from 1827-1916, 2p; 2 copies. Souvenir postcard depicting chiefs, 1828-1916. Georgia. “Platform of the National Party of the Cherokee Nation.” Printed notice of platform adopted at Tahlequah, 23 Nov 1874. Georgia. “The National Versus the Treaty Party.” Carbon copy typed excerpt transcribed from unknown source, Chapter IX, 12p. Georgia. “Treaties. Concluded between the United States of America and certain Indian Nations.” Carbon copy typed excerpt transcribed from unknown source, 2p. Georgia. Typed notes pertaining to the Articles of Agreement of a treaty concluded 19 Jul 1866 between the U.S. and Cherokee delegates, 3p. Georgia. Typed report submitted by S. H. Mayes, Principal Chief, Cherokee Nation, Jul 1897, 24p. Georgia. Document of approval by T. M. Buffington, Principal Chief, Cherokee Nation, of the passage of “An Act making appropriations for the current and contingent expenses of the Indian Department and for fulfilling treaty stipulations....” 15 Aug 1902. (Original bears President Theodore Roosevelt’s signature.) Georgia. Typed notes by Jesse Bartley Milam pertaining to treaties, 8p. Georgia. Carbon copy typed and signed of Cherokee Senate Bill No. 3: “An Act to provide for the allotment of the lands of the Cherokee Nation, for the disposition of townsites therein, and for other purposes,” 14 Aug 1902, 14p. Bears original signatures. Georgia. “Statement of J.B. Milam, Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation For and In Behalf of the Cherokee Indians of Oklahoma.” Carbon copy typed , 1p. Georgia. “The Abolition of Slavery by the Cherokees.” Carbon copy typed excerpt transcribed from The Century Magazine, Vol. 14, Aug 1888, 2p. Georgia. “Recommended Program For use of Cherokee Residual Funds.” Photocopy of a typed draft, 2p. Georgia. Treasury Department report, fiscal year ending 30 Sept 1901, 1p; quarterly report of permits issued in the Tahlequah District during quarter ending 18 Feb 1884, 1p.
2:12	History. History of the Cherokee Indians by Emmett Starr. Photostat of an excerpt from Chapter 10, p187-224. History. Typed excerpt transcribed from the Encyclopaedia Americana, 1832 edition, 5p. History. Typed excerpts of “Early History of the Cherokees” transcribed from History of the Cherokees by Emmett Starr, 4p, 4 copies; another excerpt, 4p. History. Carbon copy typed excerpt transcribed from Thirteenth Annual Field Conference, The Kansas Geological Society, Southwest Illinois and Southeastern Missouri. 1939. 1p. History. “Some Cherokee Characters and Terms.” Carbon copy typed notes, 1p; 2 copies. History. Typed notes pertaining to the Cherokee’s treatment of their women, and Cherokee women’s rights, 1p; 2 copies. Miscellaneous. Handwritten, typed, and carbon copy typed notes relating to Cherokee history, 61 pieces. Many are excerpts from books.
3:1	Historical sites. Press cuttings relating to Murrell Home, Saline District Courthouse, old Cherokee Capitol Building and others.
3:2	Myths and legends. “An Indian Legend: The First China Berries (as told to Mayme Mayes by her Grandmother, Mary Hicks McCoy), 3p. Related press cuttings.
3:3	Removal. “Notice. The Cherokees are informed that the Superintendent of their removal west will have suitable steam boats ready....” Photostat of document, signed by Nat Smith, Superintendent, Cherokee Warriors, 20 Jan 1898. 3 copies. Removal. “Orders No. 25, Head Quarters, Eastern Division. Cherokee Agency, TN. May 17, 1838.” Photostat of announcement by Major General Winfield Scott, U.S. Army, of his orders by the President to remove Cherokees from North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama, according to the Treaty of 1835. 4 copies. Removal. “The Exodus of a Nation.” Carbon copy typed excerpt transcribed from unknown source. [Introduction quoted from Unto These Hills by Kermit Hunter], 12p. Removal. Typed notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 7p. Removal. Seal. (See Series 1: Cherokee Nation: Cherokee Government.)
3:4	Cherokee Seminaries. Typed [address] commemorating 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Female Seminary at Tahlequah, 7 May 1931, 1p; 3 copies. Souvenir photographic reproduction of the Female Seminary; alumni banquet program, 1903, with Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam name written inside. Cherokee Seminaries. “Interesting Paper.” Reprint of an article by Mrs. R.L. Fite, appearing in The Tahlequah Arrow, 11 May 1914. Cherokee Seminaries. “A Message from Robert L. Owen to the Alumni of the Male and Female Seminaries.” Carbon copy typed transcription, 2p. (Owen , q.v., was U.S. Senator from Oklahoma.) Cherokee Seminaries. “President’s Report.” Mimeograph of a typed draft, 7 May 1937, 2p; 2 copies. (Jesse Bartley Milam was President.) Cherokee Seminaries. Cherokee Seminaries Homecoming programs for 1937-1939, 1943, 1947. Cherokee Seminaries. Related press cuttings. Cherokee Seminaries. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: McGregor, George; Patterson, J. L.; Pearson, J. B.; Ross, Blake; Ross, W. W.; Russell, Len L. and Mrs.; Williams, R. L.)
3:5	Seminaries Students Association. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941-1954. Jesse Bartley Milam was President at one time. (See also Sevier, Will)
3:6	Syllabary and language. Index (Indian Languages) excised from unknown source; Cherokee exercises and lessons; samples of syllabary characters; typed and signed list of Cherokee numerals, money values and important words; “The Lord’s Prayer” in Cherokee; related press cuttings. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Oklahoma University Press; Wright, Muriel H.)
3:7	Tennessee. “The Cherokee and Monroe County.” Scrapbook of related press cuttings.(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Callahan, H.L.; Smith, George W.; Tennessee, State of; Series 2: Photographs: Tennessee) note: 1938 Annual Report of Firestone Tire & Rubber Company used as scrapbook. Report still readable.
3:8	Miscellaneous. Handwritten list of Cherokee individuals who attended unidentified meeting 27 Mar 1945, 1p. Typed list of Cherokee individuals and their addresses, 2p. 20 Oct 1938. Carbon copy typed list of Cherokee individuals; labeled “List 1” and “List 2,” 2p. Postal cancellation stamp, Oaks, I.T.: a centennial souvenir of the Cherokee Indian Mission, 1842-1942. Photostat copies of 2 Echota drawings. “Celebration of Cherokee Centennial.” Reprint of a newspaper article, 1p; 2 copies. “Cherokee Centennial Celebration.” Reprint of a newspaper article, 1p; 2 copies. “Facts and Artifacts.” Carbon copy typed transcription of an article appearing in Hobbies Magazine, Feb 1937, 1p; 2 copies. Typed and carbon copy typed transcriptions of descriptions of the paintings entitled, “International Indian Council,” and “A Towoccono Warrior, Bushnell.” Invitation to Cherokee Tribal Office open house, 11 Jan 1969. Related press cuttings. Cherokee Historical Association, Inc., The to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1951.(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cummings, Katie.) Cherokee Outlet. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Chilocco Indian School)

3:9	Cherokee Publishing Company, Inc. Advertisement. Cherokee Scout, The to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1938. Response to inquiry regarding newspaper published in Cherokee, North Carolina. Cherokee Strip. Handwritten and typed notes and transcriptions, 11p. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Boren, Sanford.) Bell, Edward J. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to Alvin Green Huddleston and his claim in the Cherokee Strip in Oklahoma. Bem, John. Related press cuttings about his military service in Cherokee Strip. Cherokee Yacht Club (on Grand Lake, Oklahoma). Membership card, 1947. Cherrington, Iona, Vinita, Oklahoma to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. In reference to her thesis on Chief Buffington and the Cherokees. Cherrington, R.E. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Chesapeake and Ohio Lines Railway. Advertisement of Declaration of Independence. Cheyenne Indians. Related press cuttings. Chicago Tribune to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Concerning a possible article about Cherokees in the Claremore area. Chickahominy Indians. Related press cuttings.
	Chickasaw Indians (Floyd E. Maytubby, Governor) From Assistant to the Superintendent. 1946. From Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947-1948. Related press cuttings.
	Childress, M.O., Rev. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.

3:10	Chilocco Indian School (L.E. Correll, Superintendent) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943-1947. Includes photostat of a map of Oklahoma Indian Territory, 1890; photostats from the Congressional records of the 47th Congress, Sess. I, Ch. 153, 1882; photostats from the congressional records documenting a proclamation of agreement with Cherokees ceding the Cherokee Outlet, etc., 1893; related press cuttings. Cherokees ceding the Cherokee Outlet, etc (County Clerk, Kay County, Oklahoma) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947.

3:11	Chiltoskey, Goingback (Cherokee woodcarver). Related press cuttings. Chinnubbie (columnist). Related press cuttings. Choctaw Nation (William A. Durant, Principal Chief) From Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946-1947. (Harry J.W. Belvin, Principal Chief). 1948. Related press cuttings, including Muriel Wright. Chouteau family. Related press cuttings. Christensen, James B. Mrs. to Mary Milam (Mrs. George J. Stevenson). 1949. Letter of condolence. City National Bank & Trust Co., (Crosby Kemper), Kansas City, Missouri to B.W. Blocker, Executive Vice President, Rogers County Bank. 1949. In reference to the death of Jesse Bartley Milam. Clack, Alberta G. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence. Claremore Chamber of Commerce. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Indian Centennial) Claremore Country Club. Membership card, 1925. Claremore Garden Club to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Clark, Ann (Indian School. Phoenix, Arizona) from Jesse Bartley Milam. Letter of gratitude. 1943. Clark, Ira G. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Regarding Clark’s thesis on the Indian Confederation. Clark, Mary L. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. (Sister of Joseph J. Clark) Clark, Joseph J. (Captain, U.S.S Yorktown) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In praise of his being Cherokee and captain of the greatest of the U.S. carriers, U.S.S Yorktown. Clark, known as “Jocko”, was later admiral. Brother of Mary L. Clark. Clark, W.A. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1938-1939. Concerning Cherokee litigation and Sequoyah’s grave. Classen, Elmer from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to his work on the Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board. Clay, Henry, Member of Congress. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Clay, Thomas H.; Colton, Calvin; Royce, Charles C.) Clay, Thomas H. Typed transcription of an excerpt from American Crisis Biographies pertaining to Henry Clay’s speech on Defense of Cherokees in Georgia, 1p, 3 copies.

3:12	Cline, Thomas A. and Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Cobb, Jennie Ross to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to Anne Piburn, wife of Brigadier General E. N. Piburn, and papers of John Ross. Also a reference to Cordell Hull (Secretary of State under Franklin Delano Roosevelt) as being Cherokee. Cochran, Henry L. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1944. In reference to the father of Allan Wilson who once served on the Cherokee Commission. Cochran, John J. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1939. Colbert, F. Overton. Central High School exhibition catalog of Colbert’s Indian paintings exhibited there in Oct 1922. Collier, Carrie Balew to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to the Camp Gruber-Cookson Hills land purchase. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Collier, Carrie Balew; Glass, Charles D.; McBride, R. J.; Moore, E. H. (U.S. Senate)) Collins, Frank. “Your Job.” Typed poem, 1p. Colorado, State of. Press cuttings relating to the Cheyenne massacre at Sand Creek and other topics. Colton, Calvin. “Henry Clay on Our Relations with the Cherokee Indians. In Senate, Feb 4, 1835.” Typed transcription, 18p, 2 copies. Columbus, Christopher. Related press cuttings. Comanche Indians. Related press cuttings. Coodey, Daniel to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to his appointment to and participation with the Cherokee Executive Committee. Cooley, C. Sterling to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to the possibility of Cherokee language being offered at the American Business College and syllabary matrices. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: American Business College; American Indian Exposition; Mayberry, Fred A.) Coronado. Related press cuttings. Corps of Engineers. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: U.S. Government: War Department) Corrubia, Paul E. and Mrs., (artist) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Corrubia also did Jesse Bartley Milam Christmas card showing Jesse Bartley Milam’s Claremore home. Corrubia, Paul E. and Mrs., (artist). Lithographs by Corrubia depicting oil rig truck and derrick (Frank’s Manufacturing Corp. Well Servicing and Drilling Unit); Schematics for a furnace; sketches of views of Austin, Texas, 1941. (Located in Map Case 2:Drawer 15) Cowan, B.F. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946. In reference to railroad land in Gans, Oklahoma. Craig, Herman M. (Hunnicutt and Associates, Realtors). Business card. Crane, Myrtle to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Invoice for transcription of the Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by Blood. Crawford, Mrs. C.C. Related press cuttings, especially Alexander Fancher and Utah Indian massacre.. Crawford, Ned, Kenwood, Oklahoma from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1944. In reference to a meeting of the Cherokee Executive Committee. Crazy Snake. Related press cuttings.

3:13	Creek Nation (Roly Canard, Principal Chief) From Assistant to the Superintendent. 1946. From Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947-1948. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Blue Eagle, Acee; Crazy Snake; Davis, Lucinda; Fixico, Katie; Wilson, Enus) Crittenden, Wilson from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. In reference to formation of an advisory committee on Cherokee affairs. Crow, R.H. from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to Indian claims. Crow Indians. Related press cuttings. Crowder, Anna from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to Chief Yellowhammer. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Blue Grass School) Crumbo, Woodrow, (artist). Related press cuttings. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Indian Centennial Cully, Bessie W. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Cummings, Katie from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Regarding possible purchase of Murrell farm and Female Seminary site near Park Hill. Now Murrell home (operated by Oklahoma Historical Society) and Cherokee Heritage Center, respectively. Cunne Shote. Engraved portrait of Cherokee Chief excised from unknown source. Curry, James E. (Washington, D.C. attorney). Mimeograph of a typed statement regarding discrimination against Indians on School Security, 1949. Dalton Boys. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Starr, Belle)

3:14	Daniel, Sam P. to Jesse Bartley Milam. inc.d. In reference to cancellation of a meeting. Darter, Bertha, Tahlequah, Oklahoma from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Request for information pertaining to Cherokee materials. Daughters of the American Revolution. To Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Informing her of contribution made by Tulsa Indian Women’s Club in memory of Jesse Bartley Milam. Related press cuttings. Davis, A.G., Mrs. (Camden, Arkansas) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to Cherokee Indian claims. Davis, Alta to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Davis, J.B. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1944. Regarding Ned Wilson’s papers relating to the Cherokee Commission on which he served. Davis, John M. (Ellijay, Georgia) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1936. In reference to a collection of arrowheads. Davis, Lucinda (Creek slave). Related press cuttings. Dean, Tom Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Deavers, Lizzie from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Congratulations on her 112th birthday. Deep Rock Oil Corporation to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Congratulations on his re-appointment as Principal Chief. Delaware Indians. Related press cuttings. Delozier, Tom Mrs. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Delphian Club. Book review program, 21 Apr 1933. Mary Milam (Jesse Bartley Milam daughter) to perform solo, Caroline Eaton’s book to be reviewed. Denver Art Museum to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945-1946. Regarding the possibility of publication of a series of pamphlets about each of the Five Civilized Tribes. de Sigall, Josef (portrait artist). Related press cuttings. De Soto, Sara. “Sarasota, the Beautiful.” Excised copy of legend appearing in Hobbies, Apr 1943. Dickerson, Nat, Vinita, Oklahoma. Related press cuttings.

3:15	Disney, Wesley H. (member of Congress) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1938-1949. Includes related press cuttings and segments of the Congressional Record, especially Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority. Disney, Wesley H., Member of Congress from Library of Congress. 1943. Re: Cherokee Nation stone in Washington Monument.

3:16	District of Columbia. Office of Health Department. 1947. Request form for the transcript of the record of the death of Frank J. Boudinot, 28 Sept 1945. Dodd, George J., Mrs. Typed and signed poem, 1p. Dodson, William M. from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to trial date for case involving land in Cherokee County and Camp Gruber. Douglas, Dolly D. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Downing, Effie, Locust Grove, Oklahoma. Related press cuttings. Draper, R.P. Related press cuttings. Duckworth, Pauline (Mrs. Gunter) to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence. Dudley, Forest E. (St. Luke’s Methodist Church) to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence, written after he officiated at Jesse Bartley Milam funeral. Duncan, James W. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokee Nation: Carolina, North and South: Convention of Duly Enrolled Cherokees by blood) Duncan, Red Cloud to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to a cattle deal between the [government] and the Indians. Dupeck, Bessie to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Request for information pertaining to the Cherokees, and the Indian Claims Commission. Du Pont de Nemours & Company, E.I. to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Response to request for a copy of “The Perfect Union,” a story of John Marshall.

3:17	Dwight, Ben (Oklahoma governor’s office) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941-1946. Includes brochure on the proposed Inter-Tribal Indian Council House, Oklahoma City, information on Keetowahs, and National Congress of American Indians.

4:1	Dwight Indian Training School, Vian, Oklahoma. To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1939-1943. Includes handwritten notes and related press cuttings. (See Scott, Ann.) “I am a Cherokee Indian girl....” Mimeograph of typed reminiscences of the school by Grace S. Boster, 3p. “History of the Presbyterian Mission at Dwight, Indian Territory, Cherokee Nation,” by Eli Johnston (Superintendent, 1892).

4:2	Eagle Crest Properties, Inc. (Harold J. Regan). Business card. Eaker, Ira C. (Lieutenant General, U.S.A.F.) 1947. Invitation to appreciation dinner; related press cuttings. Eichenfeld, Emil Daniel, Claremore, Oklahoma, (artist). Related press cuttings. Ellis, Grace, Whittier, California to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence. Elsey, Frank C., Pryor, Oklahona to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. Euchee Indians. Related press cuttings. Evans, Charles to R.M. Mountcastle. Regarding his presence at Jesse Bartley Milams funeral. Evans, Charles to Harrison, Thomas J. Regarding his presence at Jesse Bartley Milams funeral. Everett, C.T. (National Bank of Tulsa) to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Christmas wishes. Ewing, Ray D. Mrs. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Request for information concerning a thesis on Chief Bushyhead.

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Revised: 08/20/09.