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The Commercial History of Rushville and Rush County, Indiana portrays the manufacturing, professional, and commercial interests of Rush county up until the close of the nineteenth century. Combining brief local history with business descriptions and biographical sketches, it covers merchants, factories, banks, hotels, newspapers, physicians, dentists, and other enterprises in Ru...

Guion Miller miscellaneous testimony pages 721–730 contain sworn statements from Nancy Johnson, Laurah Mauldin, Mack Rice, Maggie Campbell, W. N. Waldrup, Pleasant S. Jinks, Rebecca Elliott, Nancy Ann Shipman, Thomas A. Elmore, and Matilda Oliver. Gathered in Knoxville, Tennessee by special commissioners during Guion Miller’s examination of applications for the Eastern Cherokee ...

Guion Miller miscellaneous testimony pages 711–720 contain sworn statements from Adam Queen, Geo. W. McGill, William Hayes, William Hayes, George W. Culver, Sarah F. Corbitt, Elmira Holte, R. W. Daniel, R. W. Daniel, Alice Plemons, Frank Irwin, and John Bear. Gathered in Athens, Tennessee, Scottsboro, Alabama, Ft. Payne, Alabama, and Knoxville, Tennessee by special commissioners...

Guion Miller miscellaneous testimony pages 701–710 document sworn statements from Tennessee and North Carolina applicants seeking recognition in the Eastern Cherokee payment. The testimonies trace claimed Cherokee ancestry, family relationships, residences, racial identity, prior enrollment, and supporting witnesses, while revealing the complex genealogical and historical eviden...