Photograph of Creek Eloita Stidham Constantine, Princess Laughing Water in the Creek language, She is the granddaughter of G.W. Grayson.

Photograph of Chief Colonel Sam Checote, a Creek.

Photograph of Chief J. M. Perryman, a Creek.

Photograph of Mrs. G. W. Grayson, Chaperon, a Creek, and Seminole Brigade, Eufaula, OK.

Photograph of Dawes Commission Indian Delegation. Columns, front to back, L to R: column left: 1. Wash Swimmer, Cherokee. 3. George W. "Soggy" Sanders. Middle: 1. Pleasant Porter, Creek, 3. Adam "Rat" Of "Mouse" Lacy. Right" 2. L.B. "Hooley" Bell, Cherokee, 3. John S. Scrimpsher, 5. Hampton Tucker, Choctaw. "Prominent Indian Men, Delegates to Consider Allotment of Lands, 1894" Photo by Studio Idabel, Eufaula, I.T., 1894

Photograph of Creek Chief Captain G. W. Grayson.

Photograph of Creek Indian William Robinson, Superintendent of the Levering Mission for girls in Muskogee Nation, c. 1897.

Photograph of J. M. Perryman, a Creek Chief from 1884-1888, Supreme Judge and Treasurer for 4 years, 320 degree Mason, was also District Superintendent of a Boarding School. Photo by J. F. Standiford, Parsons, KS.

Photograph of Creek Chief Moty Tiger, 1911-1916.

Photograph of Sam Grayson, a Creek, and brother of Chief G.W. Grayson. Photo by J.F. Standiford, Parsons, KS.

Photograph of Betty Kanard (Vosona Silvermoon), relative of Creek Chief Moty Kanard.

Photograph of Creek Chief Captain G. W. Grayson.

Photograph of Angell Lenor Grayson, a Creek, granddaughter of Chief G.W. Grayson.

Photograph of Creek Chief Moty Tiger.

Photograph of Nocus Harjoche or Jonah Bear, a Creek belonging to the Smoke Band. Photo by Sprague, Okmulgee, OK.

Photograph of Nocus Fixico, a prominent Creek. Photo by Farnum, Okemah, OK.

Photograph of Chief George Washington Grayson, a Creek. Photo printed by the Bureau of American Ethnology.

Photograph of G. W. Grayson Jr., a Creek, he was appointed Chief after his father's death.

Photograph of Anna Louise Smock (Eloise Grayson Smock), a Creek, granddaughter of Chief G.W. Grayson, Eufaula, OK, September 17, 1924.

Photograph of Daniel N. McIntosh, a Creek, Colonel in Confederate Army and Chief Justice in the Creek Tribe.

Photograph of Nukus-Fekse-Ko and Nocus Harjoche, Creek Indians.

Portrait photograph of Anna Louise Smock, also known as Eloise Grayson Smock, who was the granddaughter of Creek Indian Chief G.W. Grayson of Eufaula, Oklahoma.

Portrait photograph of Creek Chief Moty Tiger.