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: Ledger recording supplies used by the school, along with the number of teachers and students in attendance

: Ledger recording supplies used by the school, along with the number of teachers and students in attendance

: General correspondence and records: 1915. Oil and gas lease agreements between George W. Scott and his wife Alice, and Grant C. Stebbins of Tulsa, Oklahoma

: Choctaw and Chickasaw Nation, Choctaw Attorneyship, 1916

: United States Department of the Interior: 1916

: Letter from John F. Brown, Sasakwa, to Captain G. W. Grayson, explaining about the organization of a Seminole battalion, March 26, 1915.

: Letters to G. W. Grayson, including: one letter from Samuel Checote, Principal Chief of the Muskogee Nation, 1883; three letters from Pleasant Porter, 1889. Also included are a letter from G. W. Grayson to the Secretary of the Interior, 1908, and an eig

: General correspondence and records: 1916. Correspondence between George W. Scott and his grandmother regarding mortgage on her land, warranty deed for Lavina Johnson and Emeline Wright for land

: Letter to Moty Tiger enclosing one of the quadruplicate parts of the contract providing for the employment of James C. Davis as the Assistant Creek Tribal Attorney, November 8, 1915.

: Letters to Moty Tiger, Principal Chief, from the Office of Indian Affairs, 1915.

: Letter from Moty Tiger, Principal Chief, to the Houses of Warriors and Kings re: several legal matters, August 27, 1915.

: Letter from R. C. Allen, National Attorney for the Creek Nation to G. W. Grayson, February 18, 1915, enclosing copies of two letters from Allen to Cato Sells, Commissioner of Indian Affairs re: the appropriation of $10,000 to reimburse Kendall College, F

: Personal receipts of the Graysons, 1916.

: Notice of temporary withdrawal of Creek tribal lands from allotment, authorized by President Woodrow Wilson, March 11, 1915.

: Statement of the expenses incurred by the office of the Principal Chief of the Creek Nation, September 3, 1915.

: Letter from Moty Tiger, Principal Chief, and G. W. Grayson, Executive Interpreter, to Joseph T. Robinson, Committee of Indian Affairs, re: funds for Kendall College, January 26, 1915.