An edition of To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States (1847)

To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States

memorial of Nancy Reed, a Cherokee woman, in favor of herself and children, for the value of a reservation of six hundred and forty acres of land, granted under the Cherokee treaties of 1817 and 1819

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An edition of To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States (1847)

To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States

memorial of Nancy Reed, a Cherokee woman, in favor of herself and children, for the value of a reservation of six hundred and forty acres of land, granted under the Cherokee treaties of 1817 and 1819

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Subjects
Claims vs. United States, Cherokee Indians, Land tenure, Claims, Legal status, laws, Cherokee Nation. 1835 December 29, Cherokee Nation
People
Nancy Reed (active 1846-1847)
Places
North Carolina

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To the Hon. Edward Harden and Benjamin H. Brewster, commissioners under the Cherokee Treaty of 1835, now in session in the Capitol of the United States: memorial of Nancy Reed, a Cherokee woman, in favor of herself and children, for the value of a reservation of six hundred and forty acres of land, granted under the Cherokee treaties of 1817 and 1819
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Argument in the case of Nancy Reed and her children (p. 5-16) signed: Wm. H. Thomas, March 18, 1847.

Senate report (5 p. at end) dated February 19, 1847.

Edward E. Ayer Collection, Newberry Library

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Memorial of Nancy Reed, a Cherokee woman, in favor of herself and children, for the value of a reservation of six hundred and forty acres of land, granted under the Cherokee treaties of 1817 and 1819, American Indian histories and cultures.

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