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Start Over Collection Ethan Allen Hitchcock collection on Indian removal, 1804-1896

Seminole, 1837 Box 3, Folder 15

  1. Letter: Captain G. W. Allen to Colonel William S. Foster, 1837 February 10.
  2. Letter: John Page to "Sir," 1837 March 6.
  3. Letter: Unidentified author to Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Crane, 1837 March 27.
  4. Letter: James Bright to Hanson Kelly, 1837 May 8.
  5. Letter: [Chuccottee fiscico?] to Thomas Jesup, 1837 August 11.
  6. "Copy of instructions from John Ross to the Cherokee delegation to the Seminole Indians," 1837 October 20.
  1. Yale University -Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
  2. Ethan Allen Hitchcock collection on Indian removal, 1804-1896
  3. 1992 Acquisitions, 1804-1896

Seminole, 1837-1838, undated Box 3, Folder 10

  1. Letter: Seminole Chiefs Holatoochee and Coocoochee (Wild Cat) to Alligator (Halpatter Tustennuggee), undated.
  2. Map of the territory around Micanopy and report of reconnaisance, undated.
  3. "List of Indian/Seminole prisoners turned over by Lt. Geo. H. [Jewitt?]," 1837.
  4. Letter: "Reynolds" to "Captain," Tampa Bay, Florida, 1838 May 2.
  5. Map of the territory between the Oscilla and Suwanee Rivers, undated.
  6. Diagram of Fort Micanopy, 1837.
  7. Letter: [Thomas Jesup?] to unidentified recipient relating to Cherokee Chief John Ross and Seminole Chief Alligator, undated.
  1. Yale University -Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
  2. Ethan Allen Hitchcock collection on Indian removal, 1804-1896
  3. 1992 Acquisitions, 1804-1896