Box 362
Contains 141 Results:
8.48a. Document: 1891 Oct. 31, copy of Deposition of Charles Hanger, Clinton, DeWitt Co., Ill. in regard to Indian depredation claim of Mrs. A.M.F. Cook. Notarized by Stephen K. Carter. This apparently is the copy sent by Hanger to Mrs. Cook (See H73-35/48). 9p. 32cm. Ms., 1891 Oct 31
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.
8.49. Letter: 1891 Oct. 31 from Charles Hanger, Clinton, Ill., to Hon. B.W. Perkins, Washington, D.C. 1p. 26cm. Re: Hanger's deposition mailed to clerk, Court of Claims, Washington, D.C., 1891 Oct 31
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.
9.50. Copy of document: ca 1891 Oct. 31. Handwritten copy of Notice to take Deposition, Court of Claims, Washington, D.C. 1p 26cm. Ms., probably written by Charles Hanger re: Hanger's deposition in Mrs. A.M.F. Cook's Indian depre- dation claim case., 1891 Oct 31
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.
9.51. Letter: 1891 Nov. 4 from Charlie to "My Own Dear Mary," 2p. 26cm. Holograph. Re: Hanger's deposition., 1891 Nov 04
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.
9.52. Letter: 1891 Nov. 6 from Charlie to "My Own Dear Mary," 2 p. 26cm. Holograph. Re: Mrs. Cook's concern that her claim might be denied because a report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs referred to her as "Mary" rather than "Amanda.", 1891 Nov 06
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.
9.53. Stamped envelope: 22cm. from Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. Amanda M. Fletcher-Cook, "The Oaks," West Davenport, Iowa. Apparently unrelated to preceding or following correspondence., 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.
9.54. Letter: 1892 March 19 from W.W. Martin, attorney, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. A.M. Fletcher-Cook, West Davenport, Iowa. 2p. 27cm. Typescript, signed. Re: status of Mrs. Cook's deposition and her depredation claim., 1892 March 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.
9.55. Letter: 1892 Apr. 23 from Mrs. A.M.F. Cook to Hon. L.W. Colby, Asst. Atty. Gen'l., Washington, D.C. 2p. 23cm. Holograph. Re: Mrs. Cook's deposition in her depredation claim case., 1892 April 23
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.
9.56. Letter: 1892 April 28 from Charles H. Aldrich, Acting Attorney General, Dept. of Justice, Washington, D.C., to Mrs. A.M. Fletcher-Cook, The Oaks, Daven- port, Iowa. lp. 25cm. Typescript, signed. Re: schedule for taking depositions in depredations claim case., 1892 April 28
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.
9.56a. Stamped envelope: 1892 Apr. 28, 24cm. for H73-35/56., 1892 April 28
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.