Valuations

[The first dwelling house needs review]

Overlooked by Shaw and Kellog. Has no valuation number.

No valuation number. Overlooked by Shaw and Kellogg.

"Aggregate value of improvements in the 1st or Lower District. C. N. Tenn. $230224.75."

"The following individuals are applicants for [?] in the Lower District C.N Tennessee. Viz John L. Barnett, Allen Ratley, Moses Fields, William Blythe Sr., William Blythe Jr., John R. Blythe, John Goddard, Alexander Clingen, David M. Karin, James Craig, Jessee Mayfield, Andrew Taylor, Wilson Nwens, Jesse Morris, [Arlsy?] Elridge, William Williams, Manwell Chambers, George M. Marrill, John Watts, [Dixon?] Price, James C. Price, Samuel Parks, Nelly Fallen, James Petitt, Jesse Mclair, George Fields, Ezekiel Fields, Jas T. Gardenhire, John Fields, Jas + Richard Fields"

"The undersigned valuing agents for the 1st or Lower District C. N. Tennessee do hereby certify that the foregoing estimates and statements were made in conformity with the Treaty and in obedience to the instructions of the superintendent according to our best skill and ability. [?] hands the 27th Oct. 1837. John S. Young. D. Caldwell. Appraising agents."

"The following individuals are applicants for [?] in the upper or 2nd District [?] Tennessee [?] John Hiterlbrand, David Hilterbrand, George Star, John Catron, Joseph Cookson."

"The undersigned appraising agents of the 2nd or upper District [?] Tennessee do hereby certify that the foregoing statements and estimates were made in 3rd district in conformity with the treaty and in obedience to the instructions of the superintendent according to the best skill and ability so to make their [?] under our hand the 9th day of December 1836. J. W McMillin, Jackson Smith, appraising agents."

Aggregate value: $128797.59
"The following individuals are applicants for citizenship in the 2nd District C. N. Alabama: Viz. John Cowart, Elizabeth Pack, John Riley, James Lasley, Bark Flute, James Landrum + James Oar."

"The undersigned Appraising Agents for the 2nd Dist. in the Alabam Division of the Cherokee Nation do hereby certify that the foregoing estimates + statements were made in said Dist. in conformity with the Treaty between the U.S and the Cherokee Indians + in obedience to the instructions of the Superintendent accorindg to the best of our ability. Cherokee Agency, Dec. 3rd, 1836. Rozin Rawlings, George G. Massey, Appraising Agents, 2nd Dist. Ala."

"It appears a valuation in the Name of Skittahee for thirty dollars was not his but was the property of Chastiticher, and the field only [...] to him and he is [dead?] it is ordered the valuation be placed with [required?] payment to her credit (Chastattiche's)"

12b. "This is a white man married to a native and as we understand enrolled heretofore and we have no doubt the above is an attempt at fraud he having we believe no right to the place although he proved he had, we clearly believing from circumstances that he proved [...]

"Aggregate valuations of the foregoing. add for some additional besdies damages for Coldweather: $92,670.124."
"We certify the foregoing valuations and assessments of damages on Cherokee improvements in the third district composed of the counties of Cherokee, Gilmer, and Cobb, were made by us agreeable to instructions from the superintendent, and in accordance with the Treaty of the 29th December 1835 to the best of our judgment and belief, given under our hands this 29th day of December 1836. Joel Yancey, William Worley, Valuing agents."