A ledger book written entirely in the Cherokee syllabary. In the original cataloging, it was described as a ledger book for a gadugi group. This description may be inaccurate, as it consists of entries indicating people putting money into a community fund or bank or sorts, who borrowed how much, collateral offered, etc. Clear indication of location where it was written is not given. Identification as "Cherokee Nation record book" may have been provided by Raymond Fogelson, who deposited it at APS in 1960, or by a cataloger.

Field recordings made in North Carolina in 1958 of Cherokee sacred formulae. The material in this collection has been designated as culturally sensitive. Remote access and reproduction are restricted. Please consult a librarian for details.

Cherokee folkloric stories told by Lloyd Running Wolf Sequoyah and Lawyer Calhoun, 15 in English, 4 in English and Cherokee. Recorded by Raymond Fogelson in North Carolina in July and August of 1958.