We always love receiving notes, updates, and information from fans of our library and readers of our publications.  

We love this one from Terry Rose of Westville, Oklahoma.  Terry is a retired school teacher and TL&M subscriber.  He has contributed articles to TL&M in the past.
He sent us note about some of the stories in our last TL&M publication - 2020, Volume 2.
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Our newest book is Number 10 in the series, Records of the Moravians Among The Cherokees! 

Records of the Moravians Among the Cherokees, March to Removal, Part 5 - "This is Not My Home Any More"
Volume 10 (1834-1838)

This volume covers the years 1834-1838 and is the newest book in this popular series.
This volume covers the " The Treaty of New Echota, which was signed in late December 1835 by a handful of Cherokee head men. This seals the fate of the Cherokee Nation, east of the Mississippi. The Cherokees are now a homeless people in their ancient homeland. The Moravian Church's missionaries record these events. The forced removal begins.

Click here to purchase the book online - $40.

Volumes 1-9 are all also available at the Talbot Library Bookstore and here online in the section Native American Books for Sale by Title.

The books in this series are popular and make great gifts!!

The latest "T.L. & M. Genealogy Magazine" is hot off the press and has been mailed.  Please be looking for your copy in the mail if you have not already received it.

In the latest T.L. & M. Genealogy Magazine you will find aa wonderful feature article written by Jay Hannah called "In Pursuit Of Presidents and Principal Chiefs."  In addition, we have a great piece talking about the Dusty Richards Research Book Collection recently donated to the Talbot Library and Museum.

Plus so much more!  Enjoy!

And remember, issues are also available at Talbot Library and Museum in Colcord, Oklahoma!

UPDATE 1/21/21:  A great note about this issue of TL&M from a subscriber and contributor.  Great read!  Read it here.

Talbot Library and Museum's online store is now offering used books for sale. 

These are great history, Native American, and other books we have had in our library, but now offering for sale.

Most of these are in great condition but with library labels and markings.  We have included great photos and condition of each book.  

We have added only a few so far of our used book collection that is going up for sale!  But check back often as we get them added!

You may shop for the Used Books here!  

As always, thank you for your support of the Talbot Library and Museum.

We are always grateful and excited when we receive great donations to our library and museum!

Recently we receive a few great donations:

*Our own Donna Clark met with Hilda Talbott of Perry, Oklahoma and accepted a wonderful donation of a framed, crochet piece with the word "Talbot".  It is currently hanging in the Library Research Room at TL&M.  Thank you, Hilda!

*In August, Terrell Denny donated a rare copy of the Charles F. Colcord Autobiography.  We are so appreciative of this generous donation.  It is perfect for our library.   Thank you Terrell!

*Benneta Yeager and Darlene Lilly met with Donna Clark and she accepted a donation of several Northeastern State University (NSU) history books and Cherokee research materials.  These are so useful and add to our extensive collection of history and Cherokee books and documents. Thank you ladies!

It was announced this week that the Talbot Library and Museum won the Western Writers of America Book Display Contest for 2020 in the Museum Gift Shop category with our entry!
Teresa Allcorn and Donna Clark did such a great job creating the display using books written by members of the Western Writers of America.
Talbot's Walkingstick Research Library contains many books by past and present members of the Western Writers of America. Also used in the display are artifacts from the Talbot Museum.

PARK HILL – Learn more about your cultural heritage at the Cherokee Family Research Center’s genealogy workshop on March 21.

Led by an experienced, professional genealogist, the workshop will teach participants how to begin a genealogical research and provide resources available to assist them.

Educational sessions provide an in-depth look at the history of the Cherokee National Female and Male Seminaries, the U.S. Assimilation and Civilization policy’s effect on the Cherokee Nation and the 13 detachments on the Trail of Tears.

The workshop will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Osiyo Training Room at 17676 S. Muskogee Ave., behind the Cherokee Nation Gift Shop. Participants will have a 45-minute break for lunch on their own.

The cost to attend is $50, and registration is limited to 50 people on a first-come, first-served basis. To reserve space or get information, call 918-456-6007, ext. 6162, or email gene-norris@cherokee.org.

TALBOT LIBRARY AND MUSEUM, COLCORD, OKLAHOMA, will be Book Vendors at this workshop, offering books for sale,from Talbot Bookstore, hope to see you there!