Claims forwarded & which are classified according to the opinions of the Commissioners.

List of claims, forwarded by Col. S. Crowell, Gen. Enoch Parsons, & Major Benjamin S. Parsons, Commissioners appointed to examine claims against the Creek Nation of Indians, & which are here classified, according to the opinions given by said Commissioners.

No.	Claimants	Town or Parties	No. of Wit.	Amount	Testimony	Remarks
78	Arnold, Seals, & Co.	Upper Towns	4	167.75	Exⁿ [execution] & receipt of goods admitted	These eight claims the Commissioner report as legal or equitable claims against the signors or their towns; but without assigning any reason, recommended they should be settled by the parties themselves.
_21	John Stidham	Car la cho co lo & Hatch e chub ba	1	500.	Exⁿ admitted consⁿ, a negro killed by Indians
241	John O pau nee	Oswitchee	1	113.	Exⁿ & receipt of beef admitted.
241	John O pau nee	Che haw	1	25.	Exⁿ & receipt of beef admitted.
247	Yorkey	U chee	1	26.	Exⁿ & consideration, proved by the witness only.
257	Maj. Barnard's wife	U chee	1	120.	Exⁿ & consideration, proved by the witness only.
259	Fanny Barnard	U chee	1	60.	Exⁿ & consideration, proved by the witness only.
260	William Barnard	U chee	1	39.	Witness, L. Blake swore he saw two chiefs sign - Neah Micco, the 3rd signer denied all recollection.
23	Charles	Hil la bee	2	200.	Neither the execution or consideration proved.	The Comm^rs recommend these claims should be settled by the parties in court. Some on account of deficiency of proof, others as being transacting between Indians.
24	Elizabeth Grayson	Hil la bee		761.50	No proof.
25	William Shirley	Oke fus ke	1	160.	No proof.
26	Tus nug chop ko	Hil la bee	2	86.60	No proof.
53	Hayes & Casey	To op pof ker	2	296.44	Execution admitted by the first signer.
63	Charles McLemore	Oke fus kee	1	396.	Execution & consideration proved by the witness.
86	Benjamin Marshall, ass'ee	Lower Towns	2	2000.	Note payable to Wm. Lovett & Jos. Carr, ass^d. by Paddy Carr without authority. Execution adm^d by the signers who knew nothing of the consideration.
87	Do.	Do.	2	2438.	Execution & consideration adm^d by signers.
109	Saml McBride	Sci ock liow	2	46.	Stidham adm^d his signature & delivery of the goods, the other signer or witnesses not called.
122	Sally Stidham	Sci ock liow	1	30.	Stidham adm^d his signature & delivery of the goods.
128	David Rippetoe	Three towns	1	1550.	The chief of 3 towns admitted execution but did not know the state of the accts. The witness, son of R, stated some of the debts accrued since the treaty, that the books might have been produced.
	Do	one other town		750.
	Do.	two other towns, $400 each		800.
				10565.29
61	Chas. McLemore	E che se o ga	1	500.	Exⁿ & consideration admitted.	These claims, although against towns, the Comm^rs report as constituting legal or equitable demands against the persons signing them, & recommend the parties should be left to pursue their legal remedy.
62	Chas. McLemore	Oke fus kee	1	800.	Exⁿ& consideration admitted by the signor.
75	C. R. Pearson	Oke fus kee	3	120.87	Neither signor nor witness called. J. J. Williams said he heard the signor admit act was just.
81	John C. Webb	Cus e tah	1	29.50	One of the signors adm^d exⁿ & said goods were received.
104	J. H. Broadnax	Ufallah	2	1388.82	Exⁿ admitted by one of the signors, who said the consⁿ was debts of the 3 signors - neither witnesses nor act. produced.
106	Thomas Erwin & Co.	Cus e tah	1	298.31	First signor admitted exⁿ & consⁿ.
108	Phipps & Williams	Lucka poga		24.	Claim for $24; only 20 proved.
112	Cook & Collins	U chee	1	55.	Signor supposed he executed the dft; no proof of consideration.
113	John Buchanon	U chee	2	100.50	Exⁿ proved, consⁿ doubtful.
164	Tal wah micco	U chees	3	120.	Exⁿ & consⁿ proved.
165	Neah Micco	U chees	2	22.	1st signor admitted exⁿ and consⁿ.
173	D. Odom	Lower Towns	1	150.	Exⁿ but not consⁿ proved.
174	Dick (a slave)	Lower Towns	1	100.	Witness proved exⁿ & consⁿ
175	Tuck a batch e fixico	U chee	1	50.	Witness proved exⁿ & consⁿ
261	Ar lu e har jo	-	1	105.
47	Archey Gray	Hitch e tee marthla	1	300.		Claim of individual, allowed against the signors by the Commissioners.
31	Nise	Creek Nation		288.	No proof.	These claims against individuals, the Commrs. report should be settled by the parties, or submitted to be adopted by the Chief as national, or to the U. S. to be paid.
32	Sun had ke	Creek Nation		40.	No proof.
34	Me te o cee	Creek Nation		240.	No proof.
37	Lydia Grayson	Creek Nation	4	301.	Col. Crowell states this act. has been settled, according to order of the Dept. (See his files book)
40	Chu ti- wa	Creek Nation		112.	No proof.
115	Geo. Stiggins	Efa tus tun nugge	1	54.	Mad Blue swore to exⁿ, act. presented not against the Creek but U. States.
135	Ene ha- marthla	U. States	1	30.	act. presented & c. (same as preceding)
136	Tuck a batch fixico	U. States	2	128.	Do.
				15,922.30
21	I oke ch-- li ga	Wm. Scott		40.	No proof.	These claims vs. individuals the Commrs. report to have been brought improperly before them & recommend the should be left to the parties, to be settled amicably or legally.
66	Eu fau la had jo	John Fielder	2	55.	Witness proved horse not paid for.
69	John Donallee	White persons	1	95.	Proof that horse was stolen.
72	Sarah Blake, admix	Jas. Thompson		130.	Affidavit of party, that act. is just
76	C. R. Pearson	Kar pie char ha jo	2	575.87	exⁿ & consⁿ approved.
83	Geo. M. Lavender	Chin ne bee	3	2041.38	Se lok ta (chief) said Chin. --- goods of Lavender & that these goods were sold to the Light Horse. Affidavit & c.
134	Sky wop pe	Neah locco	1	360.	Consideration proved by witness.
180	Lewis Ross	Co nup hah jo	1	20.12	Account with items exhibited; the only proof.
181	Lewis Ross	Loo chul- loh ko	1	65.93	Account with items exhibited; the only proof.
182	Lewis Ross	--l la lee yo lee?	1	48.75	No proof.
38	Benj. Young	Walter Grierson	1	400.	Witness stated that this act. had been settled.
39	Sun te tah ka	Creek Nation			Affidavit of the claimant to the loss of 3 head of cattle.
35	A. B. Williams	Creek Nation		225.	Affidavit to property stolen by persons unknown.	These claims the Commrs. considered as not properly before them, but coming under the Intercourse Act of 1802 & the Supplements.
100	Wm. Wells	Creek Nation			Claim for one heifer killed by Inds. supposed to be Creeks, value not stated.
101	Wm. McCullers	Creek Nation			Affidavit to prove loss of about 150 head of cattle.
102	Wm. Wiley	Creek Nation	1	66.	Proof of goods stolen.
103	John Routon	Creek Nation		890.	Affidavit of party loss of cattle & c..
177	Zach & Phillips	Creek Nation		1572.	Affidavit to prove loss of cattle. Commrs say has been settled by Dept. but this is not so.
265	F. R. Sanchez	Creek Nation		1580.	for services, -- negro lost & c., said incorrectly to have been decided by the Dept.
				24,028.35