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Micah Pearce
Smith Collection
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1. Typescript of “The Seminole Presbyterian Mission,” by Micah
Pearce Smith, n.d.
2. Typescript entitled, “Daniel Collins Home.” Describes and
gives history (circa 1850s-1930s) of the home of Daniel Collins near Colbert,
Oklahoma, in Chickasaw Nation. The home figures prominently in Chickasaw Nation
history.
3. Manuscript notes of an oral history interview about Rhoda
(Gunn) Potts (1818-1876), possibly by Micah Pearce Smith, n.d. The interview
gives genealogical details about Potts’ life and family history.
4. Manuscript biographical sketch of Dr. Emmet Starr by Micah
Pearce Smith, 1930.
5. Correspondence, oral history interview, and miscellaneous
notes by Micah Pearce Smith and Miss Maud Collins, 1936. All concern the
Collins home in Colbert, Oklahoma, and the history of the Collins and related
families of the Chickasaw Nation, circa 1850-1936.
6. Notes of Micah Pearce Smith about the history of Fred,
Oklahoma. Collected by Smith in 1932-1933.
7. Booklet of notes on the history of Ninnekah, Oklahoma, by
Micah Pearce Smith, n.d.
8. Two booklets of notes on the history of Chickasha, Oklahoma,
by Micah Pearce Smith, n.d.
9. Booklet of notes on the history of Bloomfield, Oklahoma, by
Micah Pearce Smith, n.d.
10. Two booklets of notes about Wiley Post by Micah Pearce Smith,
n.d.
11. Booklet of notes about the history of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw tribes by Micah Pearce Smith, n.d.
12. Booklet of notes about farming, gardening, hog-raising, and
other agricultural issues by Micah Pearce Smith, n.d.
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