Box 362
Contains 141 Results:
6.36. Letter: 1890 Mar. 18 from [Gen.] John B. Sanborn, St. Paul, Minn., to Mrs. A.M. Fletcher, 4p. 27cm. typescript, signed. Re: Indian warfare on the plains., 1890 Mar 18
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.
6.37. Letter: 1890 March 20 from T.J. Morgan, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, [D.C.], to Mrs. A.M. Fletcher-Cook, West Davenport, Iowa. 2p. 24cm. typescript, stamped signature. Re: suggests that Quartermaster Reports, Camp Douglas, Utah, might refer to attack on the Fletcher wagons., 1890 Mar 20
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.
6.38. Letter: 1890 Mar. 25 from [Gen. John B. Sanborn, St. Paul, Minn., to Mrs. A.M. Fletcher-Cook, West Davenport, Ia., 3p. 27cm. typescript, signed. re: affi- davit of his recollections of attack on the Fletcher party., 1890 Mar 25
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.
6.38a. Stamped envelope for H73-35/38, 23cm., 1890 Mar 25
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.
7.39. Form letter: n.d. from J.F. Beale and John S. Blair, Attorneys, Washington, D.C. to "Dear Sir:" 1 p. 27cm. letterpress? re: referral of Indian depredation claims to the Court of Claims for final adjudication., undated
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.
7.40. Letter: 1890 Mar. 27 from Nelson Cole, St. Louis, Mo., to Mrs. A.M. Fletcher- Cook, West Davenport, Iowa. 2p. 24cm. Holograph. Re: Powder River Expedition, 1865, 1890 Mar 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.
7.41. Document: ca. 1890 April, Motion in Iowa District Court, Scott County, for final certificate of naturalization for Amanda M. Fletcher-Cook, 1p. 35cm. ms., circa 1890 April
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.
7.41a. Document: 1890 April 5, Petition in Iowa District Court, Scott County, 3p. 35cm. Ms. Re: naturalization of Amanda M. Fletcher-Cook as U.S. Citizen., 1890 April 05
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.
7.42. Letter: 1891 March 18 from Charlie [Charles Hanger), Clinton, Ill., to "My Own Dear Mary, [Mrs. Amanda Mary Fletcher Cook]. 6p. 20cm. Holograph. Re: comments of a Judge Weldon on status of Indian depredations bill., 1891 Mar 18
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.
7.43. From letter: 1891 March 19 from William B. Matthews, Washington, D.C., to "My Dear Sir," 1p. 26cm. Letterpress. Re: Soliciting clients in Indian depredations cases., 1891 Mar 19
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.