Box 5

A typed letter from superintendant F.B. Hall of the Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, to William H. Murray on inquiries about the Osage Indians and former slaves and descendants enrolled with the Osage tribe. Some handwriting appears on the page as well as several marks crossing out sectioins of the letter (by Murray?).

Two typed pages from H.A. Andrews, Superindentant of the Quapaw Indian Agency to William H. Murray on information on tribes under the jurisdiction of the agency. Contains additional handwritten comments and deleted sections of the letter (by Murray?)

One typed page from O.U. Bradley, asst. to the Superintendent, Five Civilized Tribes division, Department of the Interior to William H. Murray, with land-holding and demographic information concerning the tribes.

Three page typed letter from Lem A. Towers, Superintendent, Pawnee Indian Agency to Willliam H. Murray providing land-holding and demographic information on tribes under the jurisdiction of the agency.

Two page typed letter from Letter. C.A.Sturgeon to William H. Murray on the activities of Masonry in Oklahoma since 1874. Contains additional handwritten comments and deleted sections of the letter (by Murray?)

One page typewritten letter from US Russell to William H. Murray noting enclosure of speech given at reunion of Constitutional Convention delegates.

Handwritten half sheet of paper by A. M. Landman, Superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes Agency in Muskogee, OK, to William H. Murray with a list of number of Indians and Intermarried Whites and of Freedman in the Five Civilized Tribes as recorded by the tribe.

Typed letter of October 4, 1943, from W. B. McCown of the Kiowa Indian Agency, Office of Indian Affairs, Dept. of the Interior to Willioam H. Murray giving information concerning allotments and census population figures for Apache, Comanche, Kiowa, Delaware, Wichita, and Caddo tribes.

Typed page for the Memoirs, corresponding to Ch. B, "Campaigning in '36; Race "38; Crooked Primary Law; the Need," in Vol. III, p. 18 (§ 26). The published section has a few additional sentences at the end.

Re: trial and execution of Timmie Jack. An excerpt of the history of the Creek Indians from Thomas Benton Williams, the author of The Soul of the Red Man (1937), even while the story here is not in this book.