07 July 1846

Moore, John, 1826-1907

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Mary Moore

He has been anxious to hear about health problems. His scholarship and reputation have expanded, and he has become a "very conspicuous character among the good people of Alabama." He expects to attend a local Baptist revival meeting. He also plans to start a geography school next season somewhere in the South. While he always tries to be friendly and sociable, the women here are larger and not as intelligent as other places.

GLC04191.06

29 October 1846

Moore, John, 1826-1907

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Mary Moore

He remarks on the changing seasons. School closes in two weeks and he plans to move on instead of remaining, but would rather participate on the march to Mexico as he is growing tired of the monotonous life of schoolmaster. His dream to study in Dublin or Paris, however, is simply a dream. Robert has suggested he marry a young woman who he has since decided is not as beautiful as he first thought.

GLC04191.07

8 January 1847

Moore, John, 1826-1907

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Robert E. Moore

He hopes to find another school with better wages. He hopes that Robert will burn this letter after reading it. The weather is finally cold enough to kill hogs. He encourages him to study Greek to get a better job.

GLC04191.08

January 29, 1847

Moore, John, 1826-1907

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Mary Moore

It is difficult to write because he has not heard from the family in almost three months. He has agreed to remain at his school for one more session and was a little disappointed to be passed up for another school, where a doctor with dependent orphans was hired. He probably will not return home this summer.

GLC04191.09

28 February 1847

Moore, John, 1826-1907

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Mary Moore

He feels close to home when he writes letters home. He comments on good housekeeping skills, and a wedding by candlelight he recently attended, where he was matched up with a very beautiful young woman. Money is being raised for the suffering in Ireland.

GLC04191.10

4 April 1847

Moore, John, 1826-1907

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Mary Moore

He comments on the slowness of the mail, and he comments on the pending marriages of several girls from home as well as other events. As spring approaches, the farmers prepare for what they hope is a good planting season. Relief efforts for the famishing Irish are still happening. A new postal law requires payment for sending papers, and he won't be able to send as many to her

GLC04191.11

7 April 1847

Dillon, David, fl. 1847

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Robert E. Moore

He is delighted to receive the letter and hopes to communicate more in the future. He reports conditions of famine, sickness, and waste and efforts to provide subsistence through public works, limited to certain numbers from each family. He updates news on the family, including marriages and deaths, including all his cousin's sisters.

GLC04191.12

29 June 1847

Mapen, H. I., fl. 1847

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Robert E. Moore

He is eager to maintain correspondence with him as an old friend. He imagines war news being disseminated at home. Many people are leaving the city for the North and cooler climates, and he is working to close his business for the season and enjoy some rural relaxation.

GLC04191.13

18 August [1816.]

Jackson, A.L., fl. 1816

Autograph document signed

Title: to unknown

GLC07562.03.10

14 March 1838

Stokes, M., fl. 1838

Autograph document

Title: to John Kennedy and Thomas W. Wilson

Written at Fort Gibson Cherokee Agency

GLC07562.03.12

9 July 1838

Crane, Stephen D., fl. 1838

Autograph document

Title: Petition re: Doublehead reservation

GLC07562.03.13

12 July 1838

Kennedy, John, fl. 1838

Autograph document

Title: to Thomas W. Clarke.

Written at Fort Gibson Cherokee Agency

GLC07562.03.14

18 July 1838

Doublehead, Bird, fl. 1838-1858

Autograph document

Title: to the commissioners of the Cherokee Agency

Written at Fort Gibson Cherokee Agency

GLC07562.03.15

15 November 1838

Matthews, A., fl. 1838

Autograph document

Title: Argument in case of Doublehead reservation

Written at Fort Gibson Cherokee Agency

GLC07562.03.16

17 April 1842

Doublehead, Leaf, fl. 1838

Autograph document

Title: Claim re: despoiled property

GLC07562.03.17

18 April 1842

Doublehead, Leaf, fl. 1838

Autograph document

Title: Claim re: horses, cows, and guns.

Was written while it was Cherokee Nation Territory.

GLC07562.03.18

18 May 1844

Autograph document

Title: Reservation Heirs of Double Head, Riley, and Chisholm

GLC07562.03.19

8 November 1858

Doublehead, Bird, fl. 1838-1858

Autograph document

Title: Revocation of power of attorney to George W. Churchwell

GLC07562.03.20

1783

Riley, John, fl. 1838

Autograph document signed

Title: Petition re: compensation for his reservation

GLC07562.03.21

18 August 1838

Riley, John, fl. 1838

Autograph document signed

Title: [agreement]

GLC07562.03.22

1783

Riley, John, fl. 1838

Autograph letter signed

Title: Argument re: John Riley case

GLC07562.03.23

February 6, 1850

Taylor, Zachary, 1784-1850

Book

Title: [California and New Mexico]

Message from President Taylor including all reports and correspondence relating to California and New Mexico. Lacks a proper cover.

GLC08701

1845/12/02

Polk, James K. (James Knox), 1795-1849

Book

Title: Message from the President [disbound]

GLC08703

1800/04/02

Pamphlet

Title: Letter from the Secretary of Treasury... on the petition of Benjamin Wells

GLC08708

1838/07/21

Niles, William O., ?-1857

Newspaper

Title: Niles' national register. [Vol. 4, no. 21 (July 21, 1838)]

Contains several notes on both the Bank of the United States and other banks, including the resumption of specie payment in Philadelphia. Also gives detailed news of events in Congress, lists army promotions, and contains articles on countless other subjects.

GLC08725.04