Box 362
Contains 141 Results:
4.9. Letter: 1866 April 30 from Gen. Wynkoop, Fort Larned, Kansas, to Mary. 1p, 21cm., Holograph., 1866 Apr 30
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
4.10. Letter: 1866 June 7 from Charlie Hanger, West Liberty, Ohio, to "...Friend Amanda," through Jasper Fletcher, Jr., Stockton, Bush Valley, Utah, Terr. 2p 20cm. Holograph. re: Settlement of Indian claim., 1866 June 07
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
4.11. Letter: [ca. 1900] from Thomas Harford, Pueblo, Colo, to Mrs. A.M.Cook. 2p, 20cm. Holograph. Re: recollections of Indian attack on Fletcher family. , circa 1900
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
4.11a. Typescript of Thomas Harford letter (H73-35/11) 1p. 28cm., circa 1900
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
5.12. Letter: 1867 Jan. 27 Bvt. Maj. Gen. G. A. Custer, Commanding Officer, Fort Riley, Kan., to Miss Amanda Fletcher. 3p. 26cm. holograph (Photocopy). In answer to inquiry from Amanda Fletcher about her sister Lizzie who was, along with Amanda, captured by Indians in 1865 in Wyoming. [Original of this letter not included in the collection. Sold to a private collector]., 1867 Jan 27
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
5.12a. Typescript of G. A. Custer letter (H73-35/12) 1p. 28cm., 1867 Jan 27
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
5.13. Letter, partial: 1867 July 15, author unknown but probably Charles Hanger, Clinton, Ill., to ". Dear Friend Amanda." 2p. 20cm., 1867 Jan 27
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
5.14. Letter: 1867 Nov. 24 from Charles Hanger, Clinton, Ill. to, ". Dear Friend Mary." 3p. 20cm. holograph., 1867 Nov 24
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
5.15. Letter: 1876 June 1, from I. [L?] Smith, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, D.C. to Mrs. Amanda M. F. Cook, c/o Judge Cook, Davenport, Iowa. 2p. 25 cm. holograph. re: denial of Indian depredation and captivity compensation claim., 1876 Nov 24
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.
5-16. Letter: 1879 Aug. 12, from W. W. Woods, Law Office of Woods & McKay, Salt Lake City, Utah to Mrs. Mary F. Cook, Davenport, Iowa. re Indian depredation claim. 1 p. 27cm. holograph. , 1879 Aug 12
The collection consists of typescript of articles and depositions, correspondence to and from Mrs. Cook, publications, and various news clippings, most relating to her time as a Native American captive in the 1860s.