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Apple and Fruit Exhibit, Paris
Apple and Fruit Exhibit, Paris 1900
Application for Enrollment for Clarence Miles as a Citizen of Chickasaw Nation
Application for Enrollment for Clarence Miles as a Citizen of Chickasaw Nation ca. 1905
Application to Enter the United States for Karl Edelmeyer with Photograph
Application to Enter the United States for Karl Edelmeyer with Photograph 6/25/1917
Application for Enrollment for Esther Miles as a Citizen of Chickasaw Nation
Application for Enrollment for Esther Miles as a Citizen of Chickasaw Nation ca. 1903
Application for a Passport of Ding John with Enclosed Correspondence Regarding Immigration Investigation and Photograph
Application for a Passport of Ding John with Enclosed Correspondence Regarding Immigration Investigation and Photograph 5/13/1901
Application for Appointment
Application for Appointment 4/23/1937
Application for Duplicate Certificate of Residence for Woo Mun with Enclosed Correspondence and Photograph
Application for Duplicate Certificate of Residence for Woo Mun with Enclosed Correspondence and Photograph 7/17/1905
Application for Headstone for Looking Back Isaac
Application for Headstone for Looking Back Isaac 4/22/1929
Application for Headstone for Nathaniel M. McGehee
Application for Headstone for Nathaniel M. McGehee 12/18/1929
Application for Headstone or Marker for Julian Longoria
Application for Headstone or Marker for Julian Longoria 3/13/1933
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