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To Lawrie Tatum, Benjamin Henry Grierson outgoing correspondence, Sept. 30, 1869
To Lawrie Tatum, Benjamin Henry Grierson outgoing correspondence, Sept. 30, 1869
To Lawrie Tatum, Benjamin Henry Grierson outgoing correspondence, Sept. 30, 1869
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Open book Lawrie Tatum, Benjamin Henry Grierson outgoing correspondence, Sept. 30, 1869

Title To Lawrie Tatum, Benjamin Henry Grierson outgoing correspondence, Sept. 30, 1869 
Creator Grierson, Benjamin Henry, 1826-1911
Date Sept. 30, 1869 
Place Oklahoma--Fort Sill, Texas, Texas--Fort Concho, Texas--Fort Davis
Language English
Subjects Frontier and pioneer life, Indians of North America, United States
Description Volunteer military officer during the Civil War, organizer of the U.S. Army Tenth Cavalry in 1866, commander of various Western army posts and active in opening the Western frontier until retirement in 1890. Grierson’s papers consist of correspondence (including over a hundred letters to his wife, Alice Kirk Grierson), documents such as orders, reports and maps and other military material, as well as personal miscellany relating to his service in the Western Territories. Microfilm copy available in the Newberry Library. 
Format Correspondence
User-Contributed Transcription Personal  [underline]Fort Sill Ind. Ter.Sept. 30th 1869.Friend Tatum,My Dear Sir                      In accordance with your permission and that of Friend Stanleyy & Southwick, the Indians or the Kiowas, Apaches, and a portion of the Comanches, moved their Camps up the valley of the Washita, about the 1st of the present month for the purpose of hunting the buffalo.  Last week Mow-wi and Ten Bear came in for rations and report considerable sickness out there; that some have died; among those reported dead, are Satanta and Fish-e-more (the latter the old Kiowas interpreter).  Both Mow-wi and Ten Bear state, that they have not heard "any bad talk" among the Indians that they have not bee off the Reservation, and will all be back again to 
Transcription Status Needs review
Transcription Note This document was transcribed by volunteers as part of the Newberry Transcribe crowdsourcing initiative. 
Archival Collection Title Edward E. Ayer Collection, Edward E. Ayer Manuscript Collection, Benjamin Henry Grierson papers
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Call Number VAULT Ayer MS 3039 Box 1 Folder 48 
BibID 991343308805867
Rights Status No Copyright - United States
Contributing Institution Newberry Library
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IIIF Resource Type Canvas 
Size 2212px × 2767px     17.55 MB 
File Created 07/12/2023 
Filename 991343308805867_Ayer_MS_3039_BX_01_FL_0048_00001.tif 
Unique Identifier NL11M0BJ 
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