Department of Special Collections and University Archives
McFarlin Library. University of Tulsa.  2933 E. 6th St.  Tulsa, OK.  74104-3123 (OKT - OkTU)

Alice Mary Robertson papers

Series 4: Photographs:  Other people

Collection   1931-001

First wife of Leonard E. Bennett, pictured with her daughters Lonie and Gertrude. Robertson Photographers (Muskogee, IT). 1 photograph.

Pictured with an unidentified female toddler, possibly Anna Lee Bennett [?]. J.F. Standiford (IT). 1 photograph.

Taken at a later time [?]. 1 photograph.

Big Horse. (See Series 4: Photographs: Spotted Tail)

Blue Creek. Schoolhouse and students. 3 photographs.

Bob Tail. (See Series 4: Photographs: Spotted Horse)
 

Outdoor scene of Pilgrim Church members lunching beneath the oaks. Said to be the site where Cherokee Indian Church services were held in the summertime. 11 Jun 1922. 1 photograph.

Brainerd Farm. Exterior view of the farm house. 1 postcard.

Brainerd Mission Station. Engraving. Location of the American Board in 1821.

Breedlove, Mrs. Sister to Mrs. Narcissa Owen. J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT) 1 photograph.

Brewer, Mrs. Theo F. J.F. Standiford (IT) 1 photograph.

Brown, James, Martha, Ruth and Solomon. Children of Seminole Principal Chief John F. Brown and wife Sarah Cullie Brown of Sasakwa, Oklahoma. J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT). 1 photograph.

Brown, Miss. (See Series 4: Photographs: Tullahassee Mission School)

Bruce, Robert H. (See Series 4: Photographs: Capron, Allyn K.)

Brunner, Richard. Student of Asbury Creek Mission and Wooster University. Harry's Art Gallery (Wooster, OH). 1 photograph.  (See also Series 4: Photographs: McKellop, Albert M.)

Brush Hill School. Exterior view of the schoolhouse. 1 photograph.

Bryn Mawr College. Exterior view of Denby Hall. 1 photograph.

Bushyhead, Frances. Studio portrait of the daughter of Chief Dennis Bushyhead, Cherokee Nation. 1 photograph.
 

Captain Capron, Rough Riders, Troop 6 pictured with Captain Robert H. Bruce, Rough Riders, Troop M. Tampa, FL. Photograph was presented to James M. Taylor, Jr. 4 Jul, 1898. 1 photograph.

Captain.

Snapshot of Alice Robertson's dog tethered to the porch of an unidentified residence. 1 postcard. (See also Series 6: Oversize for newspaper articles about his disappearance and death)

Card, Thomas B. 1 photograph.

Cary, Helen. Studio portrait of an Apache girl. J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA). 1 photograph.

Pictured with unidentified female adult and three unidentified girls.

Chamberlin. Snapshot of a group picnic with the Robertsons at Hall's Pond. 1 photograph.

Checote, Sam.

Principal Chief of the Creek Nation in 1882. One time President of the Board of Trustees of the Harrell Internation Institute. The town of Checotah, Oklahoma was named in his memory. Pictured with his two sons. 1 photograph.

Cherokee Capital. Exterior view of the capital building located at Tahlequah. 1 photograph.

Cherokee Commission.

Commissionn members pictured front row seated: Henry Lowery [?], Bruce Ross, Percy Wiley, Soggy Sanders, and John E. Gunter; pictured standing: William F. Thompson, W.W. Hastings, and George W. Benge.

Cherokee Female Seminary. Exterior view of the seminary buildings and surrounding grounds located at Tahlequah. 1 photograph.

Seminary dedication, 7 May 1889. Balcony scene featuring a few of the attendees. J.F. Standiford (IT) 1 photograph.

Cherokee Insane Asylum. Exterior view of the asylum and grounds. 1 photograph.

Cherokee Male Seminary. Outdoor group photo of young men and boys. 1889. 1 photograph.

Cherokee National Council. Outdoor group photo of lower house members. 1889.

Cherokee payment. (See Series 4: Photographs: Fort Gibson)

Cherokee Senate. Outdoor group photo of senate members. 1889.

Cheyenne, Lucy.

Cheyenne girl pictured with Justine La Framboise, Nancy Renville, and Anna Laura. J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA). 1 photograph.

Studio portrait featuring Leah (Arapahoe), Fanny, Mabel, and Laura (Kiowa). 1 photograph.

Clark, D-- L--. (See Series 4: Photographs: Clark, Maggie)
 

Exterior view of council house in Okmulgee. 1 photograph.

Exterior view of the east end. 1 photograph.

Creek Orphan's Home. Studio portrait of a group of young girls and a female adult. Wenkle (Okmulgee, IT). 1 photograph.

Cusseta [?] School. Exterior view of the school house. 1 photograph.
 

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Desiré d'Albenas. Pictured with his eldest brother, Prosper Louis. Such & Co. Photographers (Montreal, Canada). 1 photograph.

Pictured with his younger brother, Paul Desire, and eldest brother, Prosper Louis. H. Dagenars Photographer (Montreal, Canada). 1 photograph.

Snapshot of an unidentified residence. Photo taken by Dwight Mason, 1902. 1 photograph.

(See also Series 4: Photographs: d'Albenas, Edmond Desire)

d'Albenas, Edmond Desire and family.

Studio family portrait featuring Edmond Desire, his wife, Laura Hills Hitchcock, and their three sons, Dwight Mason, Paul Desire, and Prosper Louis. 1 photograph.

d'Albenas, Laura Hills Hitchcock. Wife of Edmond Desire d'Albenas. McLeod & Combs Photographers (Kansas City). 1 photograph. (See also Series 4: Photographs: d'Albenas, Edmond Desire)

d'Albenas, Paul Desire. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Desire d'Albenas.

Pictured at age 5 1/2 months. Such & Co. Photographers (Montreal, Canada). 1 photograph. (See also Series 4: Photographs: d'Albenas, Dwight Mason; d'Albenas, Edmond Desire)

d'Albenas Prosper Louis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Desire d'Albenas.

Pictured as an infant. McLeod & Combs Photographers (Kansas City). 1 photograph. (See also Series 4: Photographs: d'Albenas, Dwight Mason; d'Albenas, Edmond Desire)

Daltry, Mrs. James S. (See Series 4: Photographs: Merriman, Faith)

Darlington Mission. Mission students and faculty. 1890. 1 photograph.

Davis, Mrs. A.S. J. Brasel Photogapher (Muskogee, IT). 1 photograph.

Robertson & Co. Photographers (Muskogee, IT). 1 photograph.

Dawes, Anna. Involved with the Dawes Commission at the time of its inception. Robertson Photographers (Muskogee, IT). 1 photograph.

Dawes, Henry L. Robertson Photographers (Muskogee, IT). 1 photograph.

Dawes Commission. Group portrait of commission members at the signing of the Cherokee treaty. Robertson & Co. Photographers (Muskogee, IT). 1 photograph.

Deere, Thomas. (See Series 4: Photographs: Robe School)

Deming, Raymond Wilson. Son of Edwin Deming. Pictured as an infant. Robertson & Co. Photographers (Muskogee, IT). 1P, 1PR.

Downing, Isabelle. Portrait of a young Tulsa woman. 1 photograph.

Duetler, Mrs. C.E. (See Series 4: Photographs: AR pictured with others)

Dwight Mission. Mission school students and the school house as it appeared after the Civil War. 2 photographs.
 

Gilmanton Academy.  View of Prospect Hall, Gilmanton, NH.  Lodge & Co. (Gilmanton, NH).  1 sterocard.

Gordon, William A.  Medical doctor, pictured at age 38.  W.F. Webster Photographer (Oshcosh, WS).  1 photograph.

Gore, Mamie.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Fears, Ruby)

Pictured with Ruth, Hattie, Anna Laura and Stella.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.  (See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Cook)

Pictured with a group of men, one of whom being Ispahekchar.  1 photograph.

Grayson, Mrs. George W.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Green, Joan (daughter of Lulu Green).  Removed from a Christmas card.  1 photograph.

Greenwood, Alice Robertson.  Features Alice and her brother and sister.  1 postcard.

Griffith, Mary Alice.  As an infant.  William Greene Photographer (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Gunter, John E.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Cherokee Commission)

Hamilton, Susan C. Thompson.

Daughter of Joseph F. Thompson, Tullahassee  minister.  Wife of Robert Willis Hamilton.  Robertson Photographers (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph, 2 photo-reproductions.

Hampton, Susan.  Creek woman.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph, 3 negatives.

Pictured as Mrs. Tiger with toddler, Mary Alice.  1 photograph.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs: Nuyaka Mission School)

Exterior view of the institute in Muskogee.  1 photograph.

Interior view of a classroom.  1 photograph.

 

Group photo of music students, May 1889.   J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Outdoor group photo.  Featured are Jesse Irwin, Francis Pierpont, Sally, Ellen M., Samuel Robertson, and Thomas Willoughby, Jr.  Also pictured are Anna P. Siouter and Frances Siouter.  Jun 1899.  2 photographs.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Harrison, Francis Pierpont; Harrison, Jesse Irwin)

As a toddler.  Wilson Photographer (Clarksburg, WV)  1 photograph.

As a toddler, held by an unidentified woman.  Robertson & Co. Photographer (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Harrison family)

Medical doctor, pictured as a middle-aged man.  1 photograph.

Grave marker DDH and wife Hanah Worcester Hicks.  2 photographs.

Second wife of Daniel Dwight Hitchcock.  Daughter of Samuel A. Worcester.  Sipple Photographer (Parsons, KS).  2 photographs.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Hitchcock, Daniel Dwight; Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester)

Fort Gibson home, circa 1918.  2 photographs.

Hitchcock, Laura Hills.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  d'Albenas, Edmond Desire; d'Albenas, Laura Hills Hitchcock)

Hodge, David.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Perryman, Thomas W.)

Group of Sioux girls upon their arrival, 5 Oct 1879.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

Shoshone and Northern Arapahoe children upon their arrival.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

 

Unidentified group of Native American men, women and children upon their arrival.  1 photograph.

 

Creek boys from Tullahassee , pictured in uniform.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA)  1 photograph.

 

Members of the Carlisle school brass band.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA)  1 photograph.

 

Training school dining hall.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  2 photographs.

 

Young men in training.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

 

Activities on the grounds before and after school.  2 photographs.

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Views of the grounds, boys quarters, and girls quarters.  3 photographs.

 

Native American boys, from 16 different tribes, pictured in front of and on the balcony of the boy's quarter's, circa 1880.  2 photographs.

 

Native American girls, from 10 differenct tribes, pictured on the grounds in front of the girl's quarters, circa 1880.  2 photographs.

 

Exterior views of the school.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  5 photographs.

 

Group photo of the student body.  1 photograph.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

 

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Pratt, Captain)

Ispahekchar.

Leader of the anti-progressive faction of the Creek Nation.  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Views of his residence.  2 photographs.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Grayson, George W.)

As a young girl.  Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payson Merriman, granddaughter of William Shenck and Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson.  J.F. Standiford (IT).  3 photographs.

As an older girl.  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

Holding a cat.  Robertson & Co. Photographers (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Pictured with her sister, Mary Augusta.  Scott Photographer (Chicago, IL).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

As a young woman.  Finley Photographer (Chicago, IL).  1 photograph.

(Photographer unknown).  2 photographs, 2I, 2 photo-reproductions.

Carpenter Photographer.  2 photographs, 2I, 1 photo-reproduction.

As a young woman.  Pictured with her sister, Mary Augusta.  Finley Photographer (Chicago, IL).  1 photograph.

Pictured with her husband, James S. Daltry.  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

As an infant.  Scott Photographer (Chicago, IL).  1 photograph.  (See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester)

As a young girl.  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  3 photographs, 1 photo-reproduction, 2 glass negatives.

As a young woman.  Finley Photographer (Chicago, IL).  2 photographs, 1 photo-reproduction.

As Mrs. Thompson; pictured with children Jimmie and Bettie.  N.H. Reed (Santa Barbara, CA).  1 photograph.

Pictured with her infant son, Roderick.  Dedker Bros. Photographers (Santa Barbara, CA).  1 photograph.

Pictured with her children, Jimmie, Bettie and Roderick.  Brock-Higgins Photographers (Santa Barbara, CA).  2 photographs.

Series of snapshots of a family outing at the beach.  12 photographs.

Outdoor views of the home, garden and children, including baby Grace.  Removed from a letter to Alice Robertson.  5 photographs. 

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Merriman, Faith)

Group photograph features principal warriors and women:  Mr. Squier, Hooka Jim and wife, Shacknasty Jim, Scar-Faced Charley with wife and child, Captain Wilkinson, Bogus Charley with wife and child, Faithful William, Long Jim, Agent Jones, Princess Mary (Captain Jack's sister), Lizzie (Captain Jack's favorite wife), Little George and his mother, Amelia and child, and Lucy and child.  McCarty Photographer (Baxter Springs, KS).  1 photograph.

As a young girl pictured with an unidentified girl.  Robertson & Co. Photographers (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

Pictured as an Princess.  Robertson Studio (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Moore [?], Headright R.  As a young man in 1902.  1 photograph.

Moore, John.

Muskogee or Creek man; Speaker of the House, National Treasurer, delegate to Washington, and trustee of the Tullahassee  School.  Reichman & Siebert Photographers (Washington, DC).  2 photographs.

Moore, Napoleon Bonaparte.  Supreme Court judge.  Second husband of Ann Augusta Robertson.  1 photograph.

Moore, Wright R.  (See Series 4: Photographs  Moore [?], Headright R.)

Mossman, Mrs.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Alice Robertson pictured with others)

Murphy, Mattie.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Fears, Ruby)

Muskogee.  Street scene.  24 Oct 1890.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Federal Court House.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Northwesterly view of the town from Agency Hill.  J.F. Standiford (IT).  1 photograph.

Student body and faculty; features Susan Hamilton.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  2 photographs.

Student body on the porch of Superintendent John Robe's home.  1911.  1 photo-reproduction.

Six unidentifed female students and an infant.  1 photo-reproduction.

Series of color snapshots of the mission and hand-carved grave markers in the cemetery.  4 photographs.

Okfuskee, IT.  Cattle ranchers in the field.  1 photograph.

Okmulgee, IT.  View of the main street.  1899.  1 photograph.

Okmulgee School.  School students and schoolhouse.  1 photograph.

Oregon Trail.  Miniature souvenir snapshots of scenes between Baker, Oregon and the Snake River.  25 photographs.

Ouray.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Spotted Tail)

Owen, Narcissa.  1887.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.  (See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Breedlove, Mrs.)

Owen, Robert L.  1888.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Owens, Thomas.  Pictured with the future Judge Watts.  circa 1890.  Robertson Photographers (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Park Hill Mission.  Site of the old mission, circa 1890.  1 photograph.

Parks, Miss.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Robe School)

Paschal, Ridge.  As a middle-aged man.  1 photograph.
 

(Photographer unknown).  1 photograph.

Pictured with George W. Tiger and unidentified man.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction, 2 negatives.

Pictured with James C. Sefton, Dorsey Fife (licentiate—i.e., one licensed to preach but not yet installed as a pastor—taught in Greenleaf Creek Nation in 1873), War-ne-ha, and David M. Hodge (elder in the Broken Arrow School, b.1841, d.1920).  Photo taken at Tahlequah, 1884.

Perryman, Thompson.  C.M. Bell Photographia Artist (Washington, DC).  1 photograph.

Pierpont, Francis H.

Governor of West Virginia.  Married to William Shenck Robertson's favorite sister.  Partridge Gallery (Wheeling, WV).  2 photographs.

As an elderly man.  Shafer Studio (Fairmont, WV).  1 photograph.

As a young girl.  Daughter of Creek Chief Pleasant Porter and Mattie Leonora Bertholf Porter. Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Pictured with her sister, Maymie Anetta.  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Porter, Maymie Anetta.

Daughter of Creek Chief Pleasant Porter and Mattie Leonora Bertholf Porter.  Robertson Photographers (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Porter, Leonora Electra)

Porter, Pleasant.

First chief of the Creek Nation.  1 photograph.

In Knight Templar uniform.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Pictured with Moty Tiger, second chief of the Creek Nation.  1 photograph.

Porter II, Pleasant.  Namesake of Chief Pleasant Porter, pictured wearing a military school uniform.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Postoak, Taylor.

Father of John Postoak.  Came to IT with the Creeks emigrating from Alabama.  Served with the Loyalists during the Civil War and helped to survey the boundaries of the Creek Nation; this according to Fannie B. Misch.  1 tintype.  (See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Sorethumb, Bessie)

Pratt, Captain.  Head of the Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, PA.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph. 

Presbyterian School for Girls.  Muskogee, IT.

Student body pictured, c1887-1892; some feature Alice Robertson.  3 photographs.

View of the school.  3 photographs.

Putnam, Elizabeth Lowell.  Portrait inscribed to Alice Robertson.  1 photograph.

Red Shirt.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Spotted Tail)

Reed, Mrs. Charles L.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Eddleman, Ora V.)

Renvill, Nancy.  (See Series 4: Photographs:  Cheyenne, Lucy)

 Robe, Blanche.  Pictured with one of her children, a faculty member, Miss Sweeney, and an unidentified man.  1 photo-reproduction.  (See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Robe, John; Robe School)

Robe, John.  Superintendent pictured with wife, Blanche, and their son, Ralph.  1 photo-reproduction.  (See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Robe School)

Robe, Lida.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Robe School)

 Robe School.

Portrait montage of 1892 faculty.  Identified include:  Miss Babb, Thomas Deere, Mr. Hughes, Cora Laughlin, Miss Parks, Blanche Robe, Lida Robe, and John Robe.

Portrait montage of faculty, circa 1900.  Identified include:  Miss Babb, Miss Bond, Miss De Tienne, Miss Eastman, Mr. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, Miss Montgomery, Mrs. Morehead, Bertha Pharr, Florence Pharr,  Blanche Robe, Donald Robe, John Robe, Mr. Schultz, and Miss Sweeney.  1 photo-reproduction.

As a 7 year-old boy.  Son of Samuel Worcester Robertson.  Lamson Studio (Portland, ME).  2 photographs.

J.J. Towle Photographer (Woodsville, NH).  1 photograph.

As an adolescent boy, pictured in a library.  1 photograph.

In a row boat with two unidentified friends.  1 photograph.

With two unidentified girls.  Taken on the grounds of the Valley New House.  2 photographs.

As a young man.  Carpenter Photographer (Los Angeles, CA).  1 photograph.

Robertson, Alice Irene.  (Alice Robertson's namesake.)  1 photograph.

Robertson-Moore, Ann Augusta.

Eldest daughter of William Shenck Robertson; portrait taken at the time of her graduation in 1870.  Louis See bohm Photographer (Dayton, OH).  1 photograph.

Circa 1870.  Louis See bohm Photographer (Dayton, OH).  3 photographs.

As a young woman.  Dewey's Gallery (Cincinnati, OH).  1 photograph.

(Photographer unknown).  2 photographs, 2 photo-reproductions.

Cowan's Photograph Gallery (Cincinnatti, OH).  1 photograph.

Pictured with her first husband, John Craig.  1 photograph.

As a middle-aged woman.  Wife of Napoleon Bonaparte Moore.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

As an older woman.  Series of snapshots taken of unidentified children and residence.  1 photograph.

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As an older woman.  2 tintypes.

M. Wolfe Photographer (Dayton, OH).  1 photograph.

Roger's Portraits (Dayton, OH).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

 

A.L. Bowerson (Dayton, OH).  1 photograph.

 

Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  5 photographs.

 

Photographic plate of above image, mounted on a wooden block.

Studio portrait featuring Hannah Worcester Hicks Hitchcock and an unidentified woman.  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  2 photographs.

 

Studio portrait also featuring her daughter, Grace Robertson Merriman and granddaughter, Mary Merriman.  1891. Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

 

Studio portrait also featuring Grace Robertson Merriman and Mary E. Worcester Williams.  Robertson Studio (Muskogee, IT).  2 photographs.

 

On the porch of an unidentified residence with Leonard Worcester, Hannah Worcester Hicks Hitchcock, and Mary E. Worcester Williams.  2 photographs.

As a young girl.  1 daguerreotype.

As a young woman.  1 glass negative.

Studio portrait.  1 photograph.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester)

Robertson, Grace Elva Knight.

As a young woman.  W.K. Menns Photographer (St. Johnsbury, VT).  1 photograph.

W.G.C. Kimball Photographer (Concord, NH).  2 photographs.

Robertson, Henry Martyn.

As a middle-aged man.  1 photograph.

As an older man.  Barker and Merrick (Des Moines, IA).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

Robertson, Richard Worcester.  As an infant.  Witzel Photographer (Los Angeles, CA).  1 photograph.

As a young man, 1879.  D.A. Clifford Photographer (St. Johnsbury, VT).  1 photograph.

1885.  Pach Photographer (New York, NY).  2 photographs.

Robertson Studio (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

W.G.C. Kimball (Concord, NH).  1 photograph.

Studio portrait also featuring his wife, Grace.  1884. C.H. Shepherd Photographer (St. Johnsbury, VT).  1 photograph.

Family snapshot taken on the porch of an unidentified residence.  1 photograph.

Samuel Worcester Robertson in street clothes, pictured with an unidentified uniformed baseball team.  1 photograph.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Harrison family)

Robertson-Gordon, Sarah.  Morgan's Photography (Racine, WS).  1 photograph.

Robertson, William Shenck.  As an older man.  1875.  3 photographs.

Rogers, Gertrude.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Eddleman, Ora V.)
 

Alice Robertson's farm.  18 photographs, 21 postcards.

Farm hands feeding the chickens.  3 photographs.

Hog.  1 photograph.

Farm hand pictured with Alice Robertson's dogs.  1 photograph.

Alice Robertson's dogs on the steps of the farm house.  1 photograph.

Milk cow and her calf.  3 photographs, 1 glass negative.

Horse-drawn carriage parked near the front porch.  3 photographs, 1 glass negative.

Farm yard scene with cows and chickens. 2 photographs.

Interior views of the farm house.  4 photographs.
 

Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary.  Group photo featuring Alice Robertson, auxiliary members and their children seated on Sawokla farm house porch, circa 1915.  1 photograph.

Spaulding School.  Outdoor scene of students on the school grounds.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Spotted Tail.

Sioux chief, Rosebud Agency.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

Photo montage of noted Native American chiefs including American Horse, Big Horse, Bob Tail, Iron Wing, Left Hand, Little Raven, Mad Wolf, Man-on-the-Cloud, Ouray, Poor Wolf, Red Shirt, Son-of-the-Star, Standing Buffalo, Stumbling Bear, Tso-de-ar-ko, White Eagle, White Man, and Yellow Bear.  1 photograph.

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As a young girl.  Studio portrait removed from wood frame.  1 photograph.

Wood frame

Infant son of Charles Edward and Susanna Barnett Strouvelle.  R.R. Redmon Photographer (Tulsa, IT).  1 photograph.

As a young boy.  Robertson Studio (Muskogee, IT).    4 photographs, 3I, 1 photo-reproduction.

Picking peaches at Sawokla farm.  1 photograph.

As a young man in uniform.  Inscribed to Homer.  Moffett Studio (Chicago, IL).  1 photograph.

As a football player.  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

Strouvelle, Susanna Barnett.

Adopted daughter of Alice Robertson and first Creek allotee under the Dawes Commission, pictured with Alice Robertson and several men at a camp site.  1 photograph.

Studio portrait.  1 photograph.

Studio portrait as Mrs. Charles E. Strouvelle.  1 photograph.

Pictured with her daughters, Isabelle, Alice and Jane.  1 photograph.

In hat and fur-trimmed coat.  1 photograph.

Early donor to Kendall College; mother of Henry K. Thaw.  1 photograph.

Pictured with three unidentified men.  1 photograph.

Thlewarthley School.  Students and school building.  3 photographs.

Thompson, Nancy.  Missionary woman.  1 photograph.

Thompson, James Roderick.  Pictured with the car used on his honeymoon.  1 photograph.

Thompson, William F.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Cherokee Commission)

Tiger, George W.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Perryman, J.M.)

Tiger, Helen Mae.  As an infant.  1 photograph.

Tiger, Moty.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Porter, Pleasant)

Tiger, Mrs. Moty.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph, 2 negatives.

Tiger, Susan Hampton.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Hampton, Susan)

Trans-Mississippi Congress.  View of audience and dais; held in Muskogee, IT, Nov 19-21, 1907.  Robertson Studios (IT).  1 photograph.

Trent, Pat.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Fears, Ruby)

Tso-de-ar-ko.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Spotted Tail)
 

Students and faculty.  1860.  1 photograph, 1 framed, hand-colored photograph.

1875.  1 photograph.

1878.  3 photographs, 2 photo-reproductions.

School ruins.   4 stereocards.

Mission school staff featuring Miss Brown, Miss Baldwin, Samuel Worchester Robertson, Nancy Thompson, William Shenck Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson, and Augusta Robertson.  1878.  2 photographs, 1 photo-reproduction.

School staff of 1880 featuring Nancy Thompson, William Shenck Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester Robertson, Grace or Alice [?] Robertson, Augusta Robertson, and 3 unidentified women.  1 photograph.

Portrait as a young man.  1884.  F.W. Guerin Photographer (St. Louis, MO).  1 photograph.

Studio portrait taken with his son, Clarence Jr., and a group of unidentified men.  1 photograph.

Turner, Jr., Clarence.

As a baby.  D.P. Thomson Photographer (Kansas City, MO).  1 photograph.

As a young boy.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Turner, Sr., Clarence.)

Van Schaich, Charles A.  Pictured in military uniform.  H. Rocher Photographer (Chicago, IL).  1 photograph.

Wak-on-he [?].  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Perryman, Thomas W.)

Waldron, Lucile.

As a young woman; first person to receive Bachelor of Arts degree from Henry Kendall College.  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

As an older woman.  1 photograph.  (Located in The University of Tulsa Archives)

Students and faculty pictured outside the Creek national boarding school.  circa 1881.  1 photograph.

View of school grounds.  circa 1900.  1 photograph.

White Eagle.  (See Series 4:  Photographs: Spotted Tail)

 White Man.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Spotted Tail)

Wild Cat School.

Exterior view of the school building.  1 photograph.

Students and faculty.  1 photograph.

Wiley, Percy.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Cherokee Commission)

William.  Middle-aged man also known as Cousin Will.  Houseworth's Photographer (San Francisco, CA)  1 photograph.

William.  Middle-aged man.  Landy Photographer (Cincinnati, OH).  1 photograph.

Williams, Harry Cummings.  As a young man.  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

Williams, Mary Eleanor Worcester.  As a middle-aged woman.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  2 photographs.

Williams, Robert L. [?].  Studio portrait of his two daughters.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (IT).  1 photograph.

Willoughby, Jr., Thomas.  (See Series 4:  Photographs:  Harrison family)

Woodington [?].  Young man pictured in military uniform.  Moffat Studio (Chicago, IL).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.
 

Worcester, Leonard.

As a middle-aged man.   Luke [?] Photographer (Leadville, CO).  1 photograph, 1 daguerreotype.

 Studio portrait.  9 Mar 1875.  1 photograph.

Seated with an unidentified woman on the porch at Sawokla home.  1 photograph.

Pictured with an unidentified woman.  1 photograph.

As an elderly man.  Peacham, VT.  1 photograph.

(See also  Series 4:  Photographs:  Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester)

Son of Leonard Worcester, as a teenager.  Luke [?] Photographer (Leadville, CO).  1 photograph.

As a young man.  Collins Art Gallery (Leadville, CO).  1 photograph.

Worcester, Mabel F.  As a toddler.  J.H. Mathews Photographer (Greensburg, IN).  1 photograph.

As a young girl, circa Dec 1880.  R.W. Snyder Photographer (Greensburg, IN).  1 photograph.

As a young woman.  Dillon Photographer (Cincinnati, OH).  1 photograph.

Pictured, as a young woman, with Mary Worcester.  Enclosed in a handmade frame.  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

Wright, James George.  Commissioner of the Five Civilized Tribes, 1907-1914; Superintendent of the Osage Indian Agency, 1915.  Gem Studio (Muskogee, OK)

Yellow Bear.  (See Series 4: Photographs:  Spotted Tail)
 

(97).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(98).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(99).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(100).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(101).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(102).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(103).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(104).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(105).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(106).  A.A. Line Art Studio(Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(107).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(108).  Teenage girl.  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(109).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(110).  J.N. Choate (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(111).  Snook Brothers Photographers (Elmira, NY).  1 photograph.

(122).  J.E. Larkin Photographer (Elmira, NY).  1 photograph.

(123).  J. McCahon Photographer (Westerville, OH).  1 photograph.

(124).  Yeaw & Co. Photographer (Lawrence, KS).  1 photograph.

(125).  J. Taylor Photographer (New York, NY).  1 photograph.

(126).  Studio portrait of a young man in a bow tie. 1 photograph.

(127).  Loquist Bros. Photographers (Peoria, IL).  1 photograph.

(128).  Charles Miller Photographer (Burlington, VT).  1 photograph.

(129).  Studio portrait of a young bearded man.  1 photograph.

(130).  Whitley Photographer (Elmira, NY).  1 photograph.

(131).  Fassett Photographer (Washington, DC).  1 photograph.

(132).  Warren Photographer (Washington, DC).  1 photograph.

(133).  Pannebecker Photo Co. (Columbia, PA).  1 photograph.

(134).  E.L. Goss Photographer (Waltham, MA).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

(135).  Landy Photographer (Cincinnati, OH).  1 photograph.

(136).  Porter's Gallery (Cincinnati, OH).  1 photograph.
 

(140).  Inscription indicates man to be a Choctaw school teacher and football player.  Studio portrait.  1 photograph.

(162).  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

(196).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(197).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(198).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(199).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(200).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(201).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(202).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(203).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(204).  A.A. Line Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(205).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(206).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(207).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(208).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(212).  J.F. Standiford Photographer (Parsons, KS).  1 photograph.

(213).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(214).  Studio portrait of three men in hats.  1 tintype.

(215).  Snapshot of four adults and an automobile.  1 photograph.

(216).  Snapshot of three men in hats.  1 photograph.

(217).  Woman with three small children.  1 photograph.

(219).  Studio portrait of a young boy and toddler.  1 tintype.

(220 A-D).  Related snapshots of children and adults.  4 photographs.

(221).  Snapshot of children and an infant.  1 photograph.

(222).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(223).  Studio portrait of two young girls.  1 tintype.

(224).  Studio portrait of a man with two children.  1 tintype.

(225-A).  Studio portrait of a man and woman.  1 tintype, 4 photo-negatives.

(226).  Studio portrait of a man and woman.  1 tintype.

(227).  Studio portrait of two men.  1 tintype.

(228).  Studio portrait of a man and woman.  1 tintype.

(229).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(230).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(231).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(232).  A.A. Line Art Studio (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(233).  J.F. Standiford Photographer (Parsons, KS).  1 photograph.

(234).  Robertson & Co.  (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

(235).  J.F. Standiford Photographer (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

(237).  Snapshot of four children.  Inscription on verso:  "First four postal saving depositors in Muskogee."  1 photograph.

(238).  Bickle & Moskey (Clarksburg, WV).  1 photograph.

(239).  J.O. Aker Photographer (Washington, DC).  1 photograph.

(240).  Studio portrait.  Inscription on verso:  "Supposed to be a Cherokee Commission."  1 photograph.

(241).  Outdoor portrait of a large group of children and a small number of adults.  1 photograph.

(242).  Outdoor view of a congregation of people.  1 photograph.

(243).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(244).  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 sterocard.

(245).  Studio portrait of a young woman with children.  1 photograph.

(246).  Pueblo children from Zuni, NM.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(247).  Pawnee group.  J.N. Choate Photographer (Carlisle, PA).  1 photograph.

(248).  Arapahoe group.  1 photograph.

(249).  C. Phillips Photographer (Philadelphia, PA).  1 photograph.

(250).  Studio portrait of men, a young woman, and boys.  1 photograph.

(252).  Woman with young men.  1 tintype.

(253).  Fassett Photographer (Washington, DC).  1 photograph.

(254).  Studio portrait  of a man and woman in costume.  1 photograph.

(255).  Studio portrait of a man and woman in costume.  1 photograph.

(256).  Men, women and children with dogs on the porch at Sawokla.  1 photograph.

(257).  Outdoor snapshot of seven men.  1 photograph, 1 photo-reproduction.

(258).  Outdoor snapshot of a woman with eight young women.  1 photograph.

(259).  Outdoor snapshot of seven young women.  1 photograph.

(260).  Outdoor view of three women.  1 tintype.

(261).  1888.  J.F. Standiford Photographer (Parsons, KS).  1 photograph.

(262).  Robertson & Co. (Muskogee, IT).  1 photograph.

(263).  Outdoor portrait of children, young men and women, and adults.  1 photograph.

(264).  Outdoor snapshot.  Inscription on verso:  "See  the monkey?"  1 photograph.

(265).  Outdoor snapshot of a man and woman playing croquette.  1 photograph.

(266).  Outdoor snapshot of a man by a garden bench.  1 photograph.

(267).  Outdoor snapshot of an elderly man with young girl in the garden.  1 photograph.

(268).  Outdoor snapshot.  Inscription on verso:  "Taken in April.  I was caught in one of the long branches of the white rose when Faith caught us both.  We were in the little path between the trumpet vine (shrub) and the jassamine [sic] Live Oak overhead."  1 photograph.

(269 A-B).  Outdoor snapshot of a ceremonial function.  2 photographs.

(270).  Outdoor snapshot of a residence featuring five adults, one in a wheelchair.  1 photograph.

Exterior view of a residence.  1 photograph.

Snapshot of a group of individuals preparing to dine outdoors.  1 photograph.

Exterior view of a monthly church meeting.  1 photograph.

Unidentified exterior view of a church/school building.  1 photograph.

Exterior view of an unidentified church/school building.  1 photograph.

Exterior view of an unidentified church/school building.  Inscription on verso:  "Alabama, Indian."  1 photograph.

Building and grounds of an unidentified institution.  Thomas Lewis Photographer (Cambridgeport, MA).  1 sterocard.

Another view [?].  1 sterocard.

Another view [?].  1 sterocard.

Related snapshots documenting damage to a tree, circa May 1924.  5 photographs.

Pitched tent and buggy at a campsite.  1 photograph.

Cattle in and around a pond.  Robertson Studio (Muskogee, IT).

Street view of a house fire.  1 photograph.

Exterior view of an unidentified institution and surrounding grounds and lake.  1 photograph.

Exterior view of an unidentified brick[?] kiln.  1 photograph.  (Located in Map Case 2:Drawer 15)

Aerial view of an unidentified town.  1 photograph.

Inscription reads:  "When it's Cherry Blossom time in Washington and Easter too, It's the very best and most of all that's good I wish for you.  Geo. N. Summers."  1 photograph.

Inscription reads:  "Easter Greetings from the Capital with Miss Washington arrayed in her newest spring garb.  This is a scene I caught at the Tidal Basin Apr 16, 1924.  Hoping to get a chance to write soon.  Geo. W. Summers."