Pioneer family histories
Article "Pioneer family histories" about the history of the Bean family.
Story of Texas' Last Cherokee Chief
Photocopy of article "Story of Texas' Last Cherokee Chief is Told," about the life of Colonel Bowles, who led the Cherokees in their last efforts against expulsion in 1839.
Story of Texas' Last Cherokee Chief
Photocopy continuing the article "Story of Texas' Last Cherokee Chief is Told," about the lifeof Colonel Bowles, who led the Cherokees in their last efforts against expulsion in 1839.
Early Sooner Films Had Convict-ion
Photocopy of an article "Early Sooner Films Had Convict-ion," about early filmmakers' criminal histories in Oklahoma.
Incident at Lame Deer
Page about the life and criminal activities of Henry Starr, with photo of Henry Starr,
Photograph of the Wild Bunch
Photograph from a book page of the Wild Bunch, with a description naming members.
Maps
Photocopy of a book page with two maps. The top map shows the route of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce. The bottom map divides the U.S into the historic territories of major Indian tribes.
Cherokees' Split Over Move is Reviewed
Photocopy of a newspaper article "Cherokees' Split Over Move is Reviewed," about the divide in opinion among Cherokees about moving .
Carrie Refuted
Photocopy of a newspaper article "Carrie Refuted," a refutation against the quote from Carrie Dickerson on the role of Chief Black Fox to the Cherokees, written by a descendent of Chief Black Fox.
The way it was...
Photocopy of a newspaper article "The way it was..." about the murder of James Starr.
Watie Marker Dedication Set
Photocopy of a newspaper article "Watie Marker Dedication Set," information about the date set for the dedication ceremony of a marker to honor Brigadier General Stand Watie at Polson Cemetery.
Mrs. Cherokee Roberson
Photocopy of an obituary for Mrs. Cherokee Roberson.
The Tom Starr War
Photocopy of an article "The Tom Starr War," about Tom Starr's vow to kill all those responsible for his father's, James Starr, murder.
Cherokee Nation Female Seminary
Photocopy of an article "Cherokee Nation Female Seminary Tahlequah, Indian Territory, 1906," about the Cherokee Nation's seminary school for women, and the layout and history of hte building, with photos of the builidng and of the graduating class of 1905.
Cherokee Nation Female Seminary Graduating Class
Photocopied blown-up image of the Cherokee Nation Female Seminary Graduating Class of 1905, with portraits of each woman and names listed beneath.
James Photograph
Image of Mr. and Mr.s Frank James.
The real Jesse
Article "The real Jesse," about the life of outlaw Jesse James.
Even Hatfield Clan Mourns Death of McCoy Patriarch
Article "Even Hatfield Clan Mourns Death of McCoy Patriarch," about the death of Jim McCoy, who helped end a feud between the McCoy and Hatfield families.
James Brothers in Business
Photocopy of article "James Brothers in Business," about the first bank robbery in American history, conducted by Frank and Jesse James and the James Gang.
Death Claims Grandson of Sam Houston
Article "Death Claims Grandsson of Sam Houston," obituary of Richard Houston.
After 100 years, Jesse James' legend lives on
Photocopied article "After 100 years, Jesse James' legend lives on," about the legacy of Jesse James and the James Gang.
Winston, with colorful past, looking ahead
Photocopied article "Winston, with colorful past, looking ahead," about Winston, Missouri, a site of one of Jesse James' train robberies and the future of the town of Winston.
Winston
Continuing the article "Winston, with colorful past, looking ahead," about the future of the town of Winston, Missouri.
How The Groundhog Lost His Tail...
Article retelling a Cherokee story about how the Groundhog lost his tail, with illustration.
Indian Wares Sale
Image with the description "Indians have sold their handmade wares under the Portal since 1909."
