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Displaying records 1 through 66 of 66 records related to 'Indian Territory'- 'Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts' by Mary L. Williams, Park Ranger/Historian
- The Black Watch of Texas
- Black Seminoles a Historical Overview by Katarina Wittich
- AFRICAN AMERICAN
- The Mascogo
- Seminoles
- Black History Every Month
- NOVEMBER 19
- Nat
- JULY 17
- JULY 1
- NOVEMBER 19
- NOVEMBER 19
- 2nd Regiment
- HDQRS
- 3rd Regiment
- 1st Regiment
- JULY 17
- DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
- NOVEMBER 19
- JULY 17
- United States Colored Troops - Civil War
- United States Colored Troops - A Brief History
- Report of Col. James M. Williams, First Kansas Colored Infantry.
- CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA AN
- OTHER LINKS
- BATTLES - SKIRMISHES - EXPEDITIO
- CIVIL WAR
- First Kansas Colored Infantry Regiment
- Letter from Brevet Major General John B. Sanborn, Commissioner, to the Honorable James Harlan, U. S. Secretary of the Interior - January 5, 1866
- Colored Boy, 10, Gets $190 a Day (1914 Newspaper Article)
- The Wild West of the Seminole Negro Indian Scouts
- THE WARRIORS - Descendants of Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts
- Black Seminole Indian Scouts - Story of tragedy and triumph from Florida to Fort Clark, Texas
- Footprints Along the Border - Story of the Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts
- The Gullah Connection
- Western Frontier Reading List
- Black, Red and Deadly
- Native American/African American Books
- Black, Buckskin and Blue
- Engagements by the Buffalo Soldiers and Seminole-Negro Indian Scouts
- 9th CAVALRY
- Black Cowboys, Part II
- Black Cowboys, Part I
- HEADQUARTERS INDIAN BRIGADE
- A TREATY of friendship made and concluded at the Seminole council
- JULY 1-2, 1863. - Engagement at Cabin Creek, Indian Territory - Report 2
- 54th Regiment
- Fort Gibson, Indian Territory
- Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, September 16, 1864
- Engagement at Cabin Creek, Indian Territory - July 1-2, 1863
- FIRST REGIMENT KANSAS COLORED INFANTRY
- Civil War Battles -- United States Colored Troops
- Civil War Chronology
- PLACES
- Black, Red and Deadly
- Gunfight at Boley, Oklahoma
- Oklahoma's Frontier Indian Police
- Bill Doolin and the Black Oklahombres
- Crawford "Cherokee Bill" Goldsby
- Bass Reeves - Deputy United States Marshal
- Colored Boy, 10, Gets $190 a Day
- Civil War Battles -- United States Colored Troops
- Museums
- Cherokee Slave Revolt of 1842
- Museums