A List of Claims for Improvements &c Continued
No. 399 The United States DO
TO Nelly Por of Hickory Log District
“ 1 black horse 7 years old | 100.00
“ 1 bay DO 6 | 100.00
“ 1 black horse 4 | 100.00
“ 1 bay stud pony 3 years old | 40.00
“ 1 black mare 5 | 80.00
“ 1 sorrel DO 3 | 80.00
“ 1 bay mare 4 | 50.00
“ 1 grey DO 4 | 70.00
“ 1 black DO 2 | 40.00
“ 21 head of grown cattle | 440.00
“ 30 DO “ “ hogs $10 each | 300.00
Total | 1400.00
Personally came before me Nelly Por the claimant of the Cherokee Nation East and solemnly affird that the above is a just account of property against the United States which was stolen from her in the said district by white men citizens of the United States named Tatum, Cass(?), and Cochran that said property was stolen about six years past that the above is a reasonable price and she has never received any value for the same
Affirmed before me this 14 day of September 1838
George Still Sr Assistant Agent for Collecting Claims
Personally came before me Hawk and Sixkiller of the Cherokee Nation East and solemnly affirmed that Nelly Por the claimant did loose the above described property and that they have good reasons to believe that said described property was taken from said Nelly by whitemencitizens of the United States named Tatum Cochran and Cass as they the said Tatum Cochran and Cass did belong to a company of men who titled themselves the Pony Club and that said above named white man was seen in the settlement about where claimant lived and in a short time thereafter the before mentioned property of claimant’s was missing and could not be found and that the prices for said property is reasonable to the best of there knowledge and belief.
Affirmed before me this 14 day of Sept 1838
George Still Sr Assistant Agent for Collecting Claims
Haw his X mark
Sixkiller his X mark
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