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McFarlin Library.
University of Tulsa. 2933 E. 6th
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Jesse Bartley (J.B.) Milam papers
Series 1:
Correspondence and personal papers: O-S
Collection 1989-002
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Oakes, L.W.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Draper, R.P.) |
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Oil Industry.
Excised article and photo of the first oil well at Titusville,
Pennsylvania; related press cuttings.
Oklahoma Biltmore Hotel.
Credit card, 1947.
Oklahoma Elks Association.
Related press cuttings.
Oklahoma Free State Fair, Muskogee, Oklahoma. Related press cuttings.
Oklahoma Historical Society.
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942-1949. Discusses Cherokee records with
Dr. Dale. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Carnegie Library, Tahlequah)
To Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1950.
In reference to the erection of
an historical marker in Claremore. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and
personal papers: Cummings, Katie)
Pamphlet about the Society by Grant Foreman.
Programs from the Annual Meeting, May 1947 and 1948.
Related press cuttings.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence
and personal papers: Hudson, Waddie;
Carnegie Library, Tahlequah, Oklahoma)
Oklahoma Memorial Association.
Program from state banquet honoring 32nd year of statehood.
Includes
related press cuttings.
(Anna B. Korn) to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam . 1950.
In reference to a
portrait of Jesse Bartley Milam to be commissioned.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (V.W. Miles).
Business card.
Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: G.R.D.A. and Grand River Dam Authority)
Oklahoma Philatelic Society (C.N.A. Debajligethy)
to William W. Keeler. 1947. In reference to a proposed commemorative
postage stamp honoring Five Civilized Tribes.
Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Oklahoma, State of)
Oklahoma Press Publishing Company (Muskogee, Oklahoma)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1937-1943. Concerning two British sailors. (
See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Love, John & James, Derek.)
Oklahoma Society for Crippled Children.
Membership card, 1942-1943.
Oklahoma Society of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Membership cards, 1940, 1941; program for the annual meeting, 22 Feb 1937,
2 copies. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Sons of
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Oklahoma, State of.
Agriculture, Department of. Facts and figures for 1948.
Anadarko. Related press cuttings.
Ardmore. Related press cuttings.
Bartlesville. Related press cuttings; Philnews, Oct 1940 issue.
Catoosa. Related press cuttings.
Checotah. Related press cuttings.
Chelsea. Related article in Kansas-Oklahoma Reporter, Jan 1961 on Jesse
Bartley Milam business partner W.G. Phillips, husband of Maude, sister of
Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam . Related press cuttings, especially Bank
of Chelsea.
Chouteau.
Grant, H.O. (Mayor) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In
reference to unveiling ceremony of historical monument during a Jamboree
at the site of the Oklahoma Ordnance Works.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Collier,
Carrie Balew; Federal Land Bank of Wichita, The; Glass, Charles D.;
McBride, R.J.; Reconstruction Finance Corporation; Rizley, Ross (U.S. House of Representatives) Slaughter, E.M.;
U.S. Government: War Assets
Administration)
Chouteau Chamber of Commerce. to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941.
Related press cuttings.
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Oklahoma, State of. (cont'd) |
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Claremore.
“A Tourist’s Guide to Claremore, Oklahoma.” 1948.
Battle of Claremore.
Handwritten notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 1p.
Claremore Chamber of Commerce to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948-1949.
Discusses Indian Centennial, Muskogee, Oklahoma.
Rogers County Treasurer, Office of.
Property tax form, 1947.
Superintendent of Schools from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948.
In
reference to the Claremore High School band performing in the Indian
Centennial. Contains list of Rogers County teachers in 1947.
Rogers County Treasurer, Office of. Property tax form, 1947.
Related press cuttings.
Copan. Related press cuttings.
District Court of the United States (Eastern District)
From Jesse Bartley
Milam. 1942-1943. In reference to Civil Cases Nos. 712 and 943.
(Northern
District) from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to Civil Cases
Nos. 652 and 931.
(Eastern District). (Wagoner,
Oklahoma). 1942. In reference to court case of Red Orington Lucas vs.
Napoleon Fortier, et al.
Election Board. Registration certificate for Jesse Bartley Milam as an
elector in the Chelsea District. 1920.
Enid. Related press cuttings.
Foyil. Related press cuttings, especially Totem Pole (Ed Galloway).
Highways, Department of (H.E. Bailey, Director).
To/from Jesse Bartley
Milam. 1948. (See also Lake o’ the Cherokees and Cherokee Heritage
Center.)
To Elizabeth Peach
McSpadden Milam. 1950. Letter of thanks for information.
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Oklahoma, State of. (cont'd) |
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Jay. Acknowledgment of trust deposit. 24 Nov 1947. 5 receipts.
Muskogee. Brochures and maps. (See also Series 1:
Correspondence and personal papers: Katy Press Tour and Indian
Centennial.)
Nowata. Related press cuttings.
Oklahoma City.
Related press cuttings.
Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board.
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam.
1945-1948.
Related press cuttings.
(See also Series 1:
Correspondence and personal papers: Badger, John; Grand River Dam
Authority; John Martin grave site, Ft. Gibson; Cherokee Heritage Center;
Murrell Home; Map of reservoir projects housed in Map Case 2:Drawer 12)
Oklahoma State Council of Defense. Membership card, no
date.
Ponca City. Related press cuttings.
Pryor.
Related press cuttings, especially Ed Galloway and Totem Pole.
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Oklahoma, State of. (cont'd) |
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Sageeyah. Related press cuttings, especially Dr. Bushyhead.
Salina. Related press cuttings.
Sand Springs.
Related press cuttings.
Spavinaw. Related press cuttings.
State Seal. Article VI, Section 35 of the State Constitution describing
the state seal.
Statehood. Statehood Campaign Committee propaganda flyer.
Supreme Court. to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946. From Earl Welch, justice,
later impeached.
Tahlequah. Related press cuttings.
Tulsa.
Related press cuttings.
Souvenir postcards.
Related press cuttings.
United State Marshal from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to
condemned lands.
Vinita. Related press cuttings.
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Miscellaneous. Travel brochures, souvenir postcards, related press
cuttings.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Chilocco Indian
School: map of Indian Territory)
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Oklahoma State Federation of Women’s Clubs
to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. In reference to number of Indian members in
the club.
Oklahoma, University of (Norman, Oklahoma)
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942-1948. Numerous inquiries about theses on
Cherokees. Correspondence with Dr. E.E. Dale. (See
Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Carnegie, Library,
Tahlequah)
From to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1950-1953.
Regarding gift of the
matrices for the Cherokee syllabary. (See also Series 1: Correspondence
and personal papers: University of Oklahoma Press)
Related press cuttings.
O’Neill, Gertrude Brooks
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Regarding work on her family history.
Osage Indians.
Related press cuttings.
Outacite.
Engraving of a Cherokee chief, excised from unknown source.
Owens, JeLoria. Related press cuttings. Miss Indian America contest.
Owen, L.C.
(Miami, Oklahoma)
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Owen, Robert Latham (U.S. Senate).
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941-1946. Carbon copy typed transcription of “A
Report on the Cherokee Law Suits,” 1p. Related press cuttings and letter
from Frank Boudinot about James Taylor property. (See also Series 1:
Correspondence and personal papers: Cherokee Seminaries.)
Owl, George
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1951. Letter of thanks. (See also
Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Brunsteter, Della, his
wife.)
Oxendine, Thomas (Ensign, U.S. Navy), full-blood Cherokee
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Palace Clothiers.
Account card, 1946-1947.
Panama, President of. (Guillermo Tribaldos)
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Request for information about the history
of the country.
Park, H. Clay and Edna
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Parke-Bernet Galleries
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to a letter from Abraham
Lincoln to John Ross.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Barton, William
E.; Brown University; Goodspeed’s Book Shop; Illinois Historical Society;
Madigan, Thomas F.)
Parker, Cynthia Ann. Includes related press cuttings.
Parker, Judge Isaac. Related press cuttings about Cherokee Bill and Ned Christie.
Park-O-Tell.
Hotel courtesy card.
Parks, Ernest Cyrus.
Related press cuttings.
Patrone, Eugene C.to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. In reference to the possible location
of Sequoyah’s grave. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal
papers: Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines; Missouri-Pacific Lines; Porter,
Kenneth (Vassar College); Sequoyah; Tulsa World (Baron Creager); Maps of
Mexico housed in Map Case 2:Drawer 12)
Patterson, J.L.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to the raising of funds to
purchase the former site of the Female Seminary.
Pawnee Indians.
Related press cuttings.
Pawnee Bill’s Indian Trading Post (Bryce Privett)
to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Letter of thanks in reference to the Indian
Centennial.
Payne, Houston (photographer).
Related press cuttings.
Payne, Mary Alice
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Regarding the possibility of a common
relation to William Guinn Milam.
Peach, Elizabeth.
Obituary. (Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam’s middle name was in her
honor.)
Peak, William H., Vian, Oklahoma
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Notification of Peak’s appointment to
the Executive Committee on Cherokee affairs.
Pears, R.W.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Letter of thanks for a plate that was once
on the ship, “The Sequoyah.”
Pearson, J.B.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to the price of land owned
[?] by Mr. and Mrs. Russell and the Cherokee Seminaries group’s desire to
buy it.
Pendleton, Martha. “The Cherokee Indians.” Handwritten paper, 28p.
Pennsylvania, Commonwealth of (Department of Public Instruction)
to Gentlemen. Request for copy of “Cherokee Weaving and Basketry.”
Pequot Indians.
Related press cuttings.
Perkins, Kenneth
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Perkins, S.F.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Carnegie Library)
Peters, John L.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. In reference to his thesis on the
Cherokees.
Petroleum Industry Public Relations Committee (Kansas-Oklahoma District)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Invitation to serve on the
Kansas-Oklahoma District Committee. |
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Philbrook Art Museum
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943-1944. Includes museum brochure,
membership card, related press cuttings.
Philippe, Louis.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Mellen, George F.)
Phillips, W.G.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. No date. Train travel arrangements.
Phillips was
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Piburn, Mrs. Edwin W. (Anne Ross )
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1937-1943. In reference to her father’s
papers that contain many letters to and from John Ross.
Pickup, James, Rev.
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946-1948. Keetoowah affairs and various |
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Pierce, Earl Boyd (attorney for the Cherokee Nation, later General
Counsel)
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1937-1949.
To Paula McSpadden Love. 1969. Regarding disputes and differences of
philosophy within the Cherokee Nation.
Pigeon, Mollie.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Brown, Susie) |
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Pioneer Press, The (Tams Bixby, Gen. Manager).
Business card.
Plimpton, Mary Lenore
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946. (St. Petersburg, Florida landlord)
Plumlee, Ed
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Request for information about early
history of Oklahoma.
Pocahontas Club, The
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. (See also
Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Will Rogers Library; Indian Women’s
Pocahontas Club)
Pointer, mrs. W.J.
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Pointer-Hedgcoxe, Nell.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Pointer, W.J., Mrs.)
Poole, Clara Dott
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949 Sympathy card.
Poole, Emma G.
Related press cuttings.
Porter, Kenneth (Vassar College).
From Jesse Bartley Milam. No date. Regarding the possible location of
Sequoyah’s grave. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers:
Sequoyah)
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers:
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines; Missouri-Pacific Lines; Patrone, Eugene C.;
Sequoyah; Tulsa World (Baron Creager; Maps of Mexico housed in Map Case
2:Drawer 12)
Porter, Mary
to Mary Milam Stevenson. 1949. Sympathy card.
Post, Wiley (pilot).
Related press cuttings. (See also Series 2: Photographs: Rogers, Will) Potts, J.W.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Request for bedroom rocker and estimate on
cost of dinner chairs.
Praeger, Kitten Crowell
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Pratt, W.O.
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. In reference to Pratt’s possible
development of a publishing company named the Cherokee Publishing Co.
Pritchard, Edna and Floyd
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Proctor, Ezekiel
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1937-1944. In reference to a Spencer
repeating rifle used at the Going Snake Courthouse fight.
Pryor, Nathaniel.
Typed biographical notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 13p. Pryor was a sergeant
with Lewis and Clark. The town of Pryor, Oklahoma took his name.
Pueblo Indians.
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Series of thank you letters in
reference to an Indian conference in Albuquerque and a peace treaty which
was signed there.
“I Am A Pueblo Indian Girl.” Advertisement and order form for
reproductions of the original painting by E-Ye-Shure. 3 copies.
Related press cuttings.
Pullin, W.E.
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Pumpkin, Eli (Chairman of Seven Clan Society)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941-1947.
Quapaw Indians.
Related press cuttings.
Quapaw Indian Council.
Carbonn copy typed and signed resolution adopted at a meeting of the
Quapaw Indian Council at Miami, Oklahoma, 19 Oct 1938, 1p.
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Regarding the Quapaw’s objection to the
Indian Bureau being moved to Chicago, Illinois.
(See also Series 1:
Correspondence and personal papers: Oklahoma, State of: Tulsa; Thompson,
Vern E. (Quapaw Tribal Attorney))
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Rankin, Katharine G. (Tarkio, Missouri)
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Rankin, J.W. and Mrs. (Tarkio, Missouri)
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Rankin, Mrs. Robert Allen (Tarkio, Missouri)
to Mary Milam Stevenson. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Raymond, Mabel and Grant
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Raupe, Alice B.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Regarding her thesis on the Cherokees.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. In reference to the Oklahoma Ordnance
Works.
“How to do Business with RFC.”
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Collier, Carrie
Balew; Federal Land Bank of Wichita, The; Glass, Charles D.; McBride,
R.J.; Moore, E.H. (U.S. Senate); Rizley, Ross (U.S. House of
Representatives) Slaughter, E.M.; U.S. Government: War Assets
Administration)
Reed, Doel (Stillwater, Oklahoma artist).
Related press cuttings.
Reed, Nona
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Remington, Frederic (artist).
Related press cuttings.
Resler, J.C. and Mrs.
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Rhees, Brad and Betty
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card. She was niece,
daughter of Wheeler Milam Mehr.
Rich, James F.
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to the Cherokee’s law suit
against the U.S. Government.
Richards, O.A.
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Offer of Cherokee materials.
Riggs, Aileen
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Riggs, F.S. and Mrs.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Rucker, Bob)
Riggs, Ora B.
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Rinehart, Mary
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Ritan, Andrew (doctor, U.S. Indian Hospital, Claremore, Oklahoma)
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Letter of gratitude.
Rizley, Ross (U.S. House of Representatives)
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to the sale of the
Oklahoma Ordnance Works.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Collier, Carrie
Balew; Federal Land Bank of Wichita, The; Glass, Charles D.; McBride,
R.J.; Moore, E.H. (U.S. Senate); Reconstruction Finance Corporation;
Slaughter, E.M.; U.S. Government: War Assets Administration)
Robbins, Frona
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1949. Offer of angora wool for sale.
Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946. Thank you for the advance of $1000.00
towards the cause of Indian rights.
Robinson, William James.
“The Good Must Fight.” Excised poem from unknown source.
Rodgers, James W. (attorney)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. In reference to a summons in Civil Case
No. 931.
Rogers, Harry H., (Tulsa banker and attorney)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1929-1941.
Rogers, Mary
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Detailed
about Jesse Bartley Milam. Sister of Nell Rogers.
Rogers, Penelope Johnson
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1936. In reference to the American Indian
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Rogers, Will (U.S. House of Representatives)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1938-1942. Letter concerning status of Indian
claims.
Rogers, Will (1879-1935).
Typed address [by Jesse Bartley Milam] to the Claremore Rotarians,
c1943, 7p.
“Will Rogers Day” schedule of events, 4 Nov 1946.
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Will Rogers memorabilia, obituaries.
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Related press cuttings. (See also Series 2:
Photographs: Rogers, Will)
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Rogers, Jr., Will (son of humorist) to/from Jesse Bartley Milam (Executive Committee of Cherokee Affairs).
1948. Notification of their endorsement of Rogers for the appointment of
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Rogers County Bank (Claremore, Oklahoma)
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Typed and signed expression of
sympathy from the Board of Directors. Jesse Bartley Milam was first
president.
Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin Delano
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. Letter of condolence.
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano.
“A Friend of the Indian.” Campaign brochure.
Related press cuttings.
Ross, Blake
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to Jesse Bartley Milams
possible purchase of the old Female Seminary sites.
Ross, Fannie (descendant of John Ross).
Related press cuttings.
Ross, John, Cherokee chief
From Abraham Lincoln. 1862. In reference to the U.S. Government’s treaty
relations with the Cherokee Nation. Photostat only.
To Col. John H. Sherburne. 1837. Regarding the Cherokee mediation to the
Seminoles and his not being permitted to deliver a talk to the Seminole
chiefs.
Typed biographical notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 8p.
Related press cuttings.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Baker, Nova (Mrs. Arthur E.); Brown University; Madigan, Thomas F.; Piburn, Anne Ross (Mrs. Edwin W.); University of Oklahoma Press; Woodward, Florence E.)
Ross, Nancy Wilson.
”The Indian Way of Life.” Published essay, c1939.
Ross, S.W. (Park Hill, Oklahoma)
to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1937. In reference to Cherokee history. (See also
Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: National Council Burying
Ground)
Ross, William Potter.
Typed biographical notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 3p.
Ross, W.W. (Tahlequah, Oklahoma)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. In reference to possible purchase of
the former site of the Female Seminary. (See also Series 1: Correspondence
and personal papers: Patterson, J.L.; Ross, Blake; Cherokee Heritage
Center)
Rotarian Magazine
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. Regarding the magazine’s 1938 issue
devoted mainly to the American Indian.
Rotary Club of Claremore, Oklahoma. Membership card, 1941. Includes related press cuttings. (See also
Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Rogers, Will)
Rowland, Mrs.
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. Sympathy card.
Rowswell, Albert Kennedy.
“Should You Go First.” Typed poem, 1p.
Royce, Charles C. “The Cherokee Nation of Indians.” Typed transcription
of an excerpt from the Bureau
of American Ethnology Fifth Annual Report, 1883-1884, pertaining to Henry
Clay’s sympathy with the Cherokees, 5p, 3 copies.
Rucker, Bob.
To H. Stuart Milam. 1950. In reference to a piece of Cherokee history in
Kilgore, TX. Rucker was husband of Jesse Bartley Milam’s sister Gladys.
To Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Riggs. In reference to their current address,
phone, etc.
Russell, Charles M. (artist).
Related press cuttings.
Russell, Dave
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1944. In reference to appointment of Cherokee
council members and a meeting thereof.
Russell, Jr., J.C.
to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. In reference to Russell’s inability to work
a motor patrol.
Russell, Jr., John W. and Mrs.
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Russell, Len L.
and Mrs. (Crane, Missouri)
From Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Request for donation of five acres of the
former Cherokee Female Seminary to Cherokee Seminaries Students Assoc. or
the Oklahoma Historical Society.
From to Pearson and Yeager. 1941. In reference to sale of property.
To Houston B. Teehee. 1942. In reference to land to be given to the
Oklahoma Historical Society or Jesse Bartley Milam.
Russell, William F.
“Divided We Fall.” Printed copy of an address delivered at the Annual
Dinner of the American Congress of Industry, 1938.
Sac and Fox Indians.
Related press cuttings.
Salvation Army
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Sanders, Lillie
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Sanders, Sherman (U.S. Senate)
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1936. In reference to the American Indian
Exposition.
Sapulpa, Elizabeth.
Related press cuttings.
Sarber’s Press Clipping Service to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948.
Sarver, Sallie to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947-1948. Regarding the Indian Claims Bill.
Saunook, Geneva. Related press cuttings.
Schuneman, A.A. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. Request of Jesse Bartley Milam to contact
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Schwabe, George B. (U.S. House of Representatives)
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946-1948. Correspondence about Bureau of
Indian Affairs’ burning of nine tons of Indian records, Camp Gruber, and
the Oklahoma Ordnance Works.
Offprints of speeches appearing in the Congressional Record: “The American
Famine.”
“Begin Again.”
“The Bitter With the Sweet.”
“Has Uncle Sam Entered the Black Markets?”
“Heap Plenty Bureaucrats.”
“Mrs. Roosevelt Lets Cat Out of Bag.”
“Republican Congress Delivers.”
“Some Sobering Realities Regarding Our Present Tax Burden.”
“OPA Price Boosts Before July 1, Inflationary.”
“OPA and Inflation.”
“The Streamline Congress Bill.”
“Extension of Remarks...” Regarding an article by E.F. Hutton on the
subject of free enterprise.
“Remarks...” Regarding the OPA and the New Deal.
“List of available Farmers’ Bulletins and leaflets of the United States
Department of Agriculture.”
Tabulations of a poll showing percentage wise the results of 13 questions
submitted indiscriminately to 40,000 people within the First Congressional
District of Oklahoma.
“Extension of Remarks...” Regarding the city of Claremore, Oklahoma
seeking to be the capitol of the United Nations.
Extension of Remarks...” Regarding the subject of free prices and full
employment.
Related press cuttings.
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Scott, Ann
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Inquiry as to her likes and dislikes and
her plans after graduation. (See Series 1: Correspondence and personal
papers: Dwight Indian Training School)
Scott, Charles
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Request for interpreters for a meeting
authorized by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Security Bank and Trust Company, Miami, Oklahoma
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter and board resolution of
condolence.
Seminole Nation (George Harjo, Principal Chief)
From Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to a telegram sent to
President Truman in behalf of Will Rogers.
Related press cuttings.
Semple, W.F. (Tulsa attorney)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. Regarding support for HR 149.
Seneca Indians.
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Sequoyah.
Handwritten and typed biographical notes and excerpts from various sources, transcribed
by Jesse Bartley Milam, 28p. Concerning Sequoyah’s home, Sallisaw,
Oklahoma, and Braniff Airways.
Burial site. (See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers:
Smithsonian; Clark, W.A.; Filson Club; Lewis, S.R.; Morton, Jose F.
Jr.;
Patrone, Eugene; Foster, George E.)
Memorabilia including color lithograph portrait and Sequoyah and His
Talking Leaves.
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(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Lewis, S.R.
(Attorney); Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines; Missouri-Pacific Lines; Patrone,
Eugene C.; Porter, Kenneth (Vassar College); Tulsa World (Baron Creager);
Webb, William R.; Hotel Sequoyah; Maps of Mexico housed in Map Case
2:Drawer 12)
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Sequoyah Indian Club
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Regarding the Sequoyah monument.
Sequoyah Orphan Training School. (Jack Brown, Superintendent)
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941-1948. Cherokee matrices. (See also
Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Brown, Jack))
Sevier, Will
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1936. Requesting his attendance at a meeting of
the Cherokee Seminaries Students Association.
Sharp, L.E.
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Shawnee Indians.
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Sheppard, J. Craig (artist).
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Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association of Oklahoma. Membership cards, 1939, 1944, n.d.
Sheriff’s Commission.
Appointment of Jesse Bartley Milam as Deputy Sheriff for 1943-1944.
Shimomura, Joshua. Related press cuttings.
Shleppey Rare Books, John W. to Cooleela Faulkner.
Shutt, Virginia
to Jesse Bartley Milam. No date. Birthday card.
Silk, Johnson
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. In reference to Camp Gruber and land
appraisal.
Simmons, Eva
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1942. Regarding her thesis on Cherokees.
Sinclair Refining Company
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Proposal for an advertisement that the
Sinclair Indian Trading Post be placed over the Sinclair Pennant Building.
Singleton, Mary Jane Kirby
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Regarding allotments due her.
Sioux Indians.
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Sixkiller, J.B.
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to his appointment to the
Executive Committee for Cherokee affairs.
Skelly Oil Company.
Credit card, 1945.
Skelly, W.G.
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Skirvin Hotel, The (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma).
Credit card, identification card.
Skogsberg, Betty Virginia
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Regarding her marriage to William Thomas
Milam, Jesse Bartley Milam nephew, son of Walker Milam.
Slaughter, E.M.
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. In reference to the Oklahoma Ordnance
Works.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Collier, Carrie
Balew; Federal Land Bank of Wichita, The; Glass, Charles D.; McBride,
R.J.; Moore, E.H. (U.S. Senate); Reconstruction Finance Corporation;
Rizley, Ross (U.S. House of Representatives); U.S. Government: War Assets
Administration)
Sloan, Sam
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Smith, Ben, Kenwood, Oklahoma to/from Jesse
Bartley Milam. 1944-1948. Includes typed list of names and
addresses of the land owners of section 4-7, 17-18, Township 22 North,
Range 17 East.
Smith, Bill.
(See Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Parker, Judge Isaac.)
Smith, Charles
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. In reference to the formation of a
committee for Cherokee affairs.
Smith, Crosslin.
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Smith, George W.
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1938. In reference to the Cherokee Centennial
Celebration in Chattanooga.
Smith, Harvey C.
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Request for autograph.
Smith, John G.
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Smith, J.W.
“The Working Tools of Man.” Poem excised from unknown source.
Smith, Lizzie, Jay, Oklahoma. Related press cuttings.
Smithsonian Institute.
Bureau of Ethnology. to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1939-1947. In reference
to the possible burial site of Sequoyah. (See also Series 1:
Correspondence and personal papers: Sequoyah)
Sons of the American Revolution.
Related press cuttings. Jesse Bartley Milam was a state officer in 1941.
(See also Series 1: Correspondence and personal papers: Oklahoma Society
of Sons of the American Revolution)
Splitlog, Mathias.
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Springer, Owen
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. In reference to Cherokee claims against
the U.S. Government.
Springplace
“Springplace, Moravian Mission. Early Moravian History.” Typed historical
account, author unknown, 13p; carbon copy of same.
“New Springplace.” Typed historical account, author unknown, 6p;
carbon copy of
same.
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St. Elizabeth’s Guild
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Stage coach routes.
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Standing Deer, Chief (North Carolina Cherokees)
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1940, 1948.
Standingdeer, Dave
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1945. Regarding the formation of a committee for
Cherokee affairs.
Stanley, J.M.
Typed draft biographical extract copied from History of the Indian Tribes of North America by Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall, 6p.
Carbon copy of same.
Typed transcription of an article on the “International Indian Council” taken from
Portaits of North American Indians, With Sketches of Scenery, Etc., 7p.
Stansill, Hill to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Regarding business of the Executive Committee for Cherokee affairs.
Starr, Belle. Related press cuttings.
Starr, Blue.
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Starr, Belle. Related press cuttings.
Starr, Eldee to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947-1948. Regarding business of the
Executive Committee for Cherokee affairs.
Starr, Orange Walter, Claremore physician. (See Series 1: Correspondence
and personal papers: Starr, Blue)
Starr, Tom. Typed biographical notes by Jesse Bartley Milam, 1p.
Stevenson, Dorothea. Related press cuttings.
Stevenson, Mae to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Stevenson, Mary Milam (Milam's daughter) (Mrs.
George Joseph Hackett).
From Jesse Bartley Milam. 1935.
From Adams, James A. and Ona. 1949. Letter of condolence.
To Jesse Bartley Milam and Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam . No
date.
From Various individuals. 1949. Sympathy cards.
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Still, Sam Lee.
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Stigler, W.G. (U.S. House of Representatives)
to/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1944-1948.
Stone, Willard, (wood sculptor).
To/from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1947. Regarding the possibility of
commissioning him to carve a bust of Sequoyah and sculpt a statue of Will
Rogers.
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Stuart, John, Captain.
Typed biographical notes, 1p.
Suagee, Tennyson
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1941. Congratulatory letter.
Sullivan, Frank
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Regarding some Cherokee materials he may
have.
Sulphur, Alex and Mrs.
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1943. Congratulatory letter.
Summers, Rollie and Mrs.
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Summers, Silas and Florence
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Sunday, W.E.
(Claremore Cherokee known as “Buck Sunday”)
from Jesse Bartley Milam. 1948. Regarding a meeting of the Executive
Committee for Cherokee affairs.
Sutherlin, Pollie
to Sister and little ones. 1921. Letter written from Tava Springs, Idaho.
Sutherlin, S.A. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Sympathy card.
Sutherlin, William Henry.
Obituary.
Swarts, James W. and Leslie
to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam. 1949. Letter of condolence.
Swartz, Ethel K. to Elizabeth Peach McSpadden Milam.
1949. Sympathy card.
Sweet, C.H.
to Jesse Bartley Milam. 1946. Letter of gratitude.
Swinford, Derald.
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