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MS65-1 
Brown, John, 1800-1859. 

Papers, 1814-1932, 87 items. 

In Atlanta University, Trevor Arnett library. 

Abolitionist. Chiefly correspondence, together with bonds 
written and signed by Brown, a sketch of the Haymaker 
Plot drawn by him, an order signed by Gen. Robert E. Lee, 
who imprisoned Brown, and two diaries and papers in a 
wallet of Judge Richard Parker, who sentenced him to 
death. Over half of the collection consists of Brown's let- 
ters (1826-49) to his business partner, Seth Thompson; a 
second large group of letters (1857-58) is from Franklin 
Benjamin Sanborn, friend and biographer, to Brown. In- 
cludes letters from Brown to his second wife, Mary Anne 
(Day) Brown, to his cousin, the Rev. Luther Humphrey, 
and to David Hudson land Mrs. George L. Stearns; and 
letters from Brown's sons, Jason, John, and Oliver Brown, 
his father, Owen Brown, and his uncle, Abiel Brown. 

Gift of Dr. John Hope. 



MS 65-2 
Jones, Arthur Gray, 1868-1929. 

Papers, 1890-1952. 10 ft. 

In Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Library. 

Presbyterian minister. Correspondence relating to pas- 
toral duties at the First Presbyterian Church, San Antonio, 
Tex., and to personal business affairs. Includes information 
on the history of Presbyterian educational institutions in 
Texas. 

Gift of Mrs. Jones. 



MS 65-3 
Penick, Daniel Allen, 1869-1964. 
Papers, 1920-28. 2 ft. 

In Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Library. 
Educator. Correspondence, diary, and printed matter 
concerning the Texas Presbyterian educational movement 
and the Synod of Texas' Committee on Schools and Colleges. 



MS 65-4 
General Assembly. 



Presbyterian Church in the U. S 

Committee on Dupensationalism. 

Records, 1942-49. 2 v. 

In Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Library. 

Correspondence and exhibits dealing with dispensation 
alism. 



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Presbyterian Church in the U. S. Presbyteries. Texas- 
Mesncan. 
Records, 1909-54. ca. 10 ft 

In Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Library. 
Correspondence, minute books, account books, printed mat- 
ter, photos., photographic slides, and movie film relating to 
the Texas-Mexican Presbytery, particularly, 1950-54. 



MS 65-6 
Barflett, Truman Howe, 1835-1923. 
Correspondence, 1863-83. 55 items. 
In Boston Public Library. 

Forms part of the library's Mellen Chamberlain autograph 
collection. 

Sculptor and teacher of modeling in Boston, Mass. Let- 
ters to Bartlett from friends and contemporary American 
.artists, largely concerning art 
Index available in tie library. 
Gift of Mellen Chamberlain, 1893. 



MS65-7 
Cockerell, Sir Sydney Cariyle, 1867-1962. 

Correspondence, 1904-56. 112 items. 

In Boston Public library. 

Museum director at Cambridge, Eng. Letters to 
Cockerell, who was an authority on illuminated mss., re- 
lating to historical, artistic, and calligraphic matters. Cor- 
respondents include Bernhard Berenson, George Gordon 
Coulton, Georg Vitzthum von Eckstadt, Sir Herbert Grier- 
son, Richard Jennings, and Dam David Knowles. 

Index in the library. 

Purchased from Miss W. A. Myers, 1964. 

MS 65-8 
Curtis, Sir Roger, 1746-1816. 

Letters, 1809-15. 114 items. 

In Boston Public library. 

British naval officer and author. Letters from Curtis to 
John Wilson Croker (1780-1857), Secretary of the British 
Admiralty, essayist, and political leader, concerning naval 
matters. 

Index in the library. 

Purchased from Maggs Bros., 1948. 

MS65-9 
Dearborn, Henry Alexander ScammeD, 1783-1851. 

Correspondence, 1806-50. ca. 120 items. 

In Boston Public Library. 

Forms part of the library's Mellen Chamberlain autograph 
collection. ^~ ■■ 

Lawyer, political leader, and collector of the port of Bos- 
ton, Mass. Correspondence relating to family matters, poli- 
tics, engineering, and literary matters. Includes letters from 
Loammi Baldwin, civil engineer; Gen. Henry Dearborn ; and 
others. 

Index in the library. 

Gift of Mellen Chamberlain, 1893. 

MS 65-10 
RMeing, William Henry, 1853^1918. 

Letters, 1894-1918. 259 items. 

In Boston Public Library. 

Author, and editor of "Youth's companion." Letters from 
Rideing to William Morris Colles (1855-1926), English edi- 
tor and literary agent, concerning the marketing of literary 
properties on each other's behalf in their respective countries. 

Formerly part of the papers of William Morris Colles. 

Purchased from E. E. HalL 1964. 

MS 65-11 
Siuiman, Benjamin, 1779-1864. 

Correspondence, 1807-58. 78 items. 

In Boston Public Library. 

Forms part of the library's Mellen Chamberlain autograph 
collection. 

Naturalist, editor, and teacher, of New Haven, Conn. 
Correspondence pertaining to scientific and literary matters 
from American and European scientists and authors. 

Index in the library. 

Gift of Mellen Chamberlain, 1893. 

MS 65-12 
Townshend, George Townshend, 1st marquis, 1724-1807. 
Correspondence, 1767-93. 51 items. 
In Boston Public Library. 

British Army officer and Lord-lieutenant of Ireland. 
Correspondence relating to Townshend's position as Lord- 
lieutenant of Ireland and family affairs. Includes letters to 
Townshend from his sons while at school- 
List in the library and in the National Library of Ireland. 
Purchased from B. Quaritch, 1964. 



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MS 66-18 
Ward, Aaron, 1790-1867. 

Correspondence, 1813-52. 736 items. 

In Boston Public library. 

U. S. Representative from New York. Letters to Ward 
from friends, constituents, and contemporary political lead- 
ers, relating largely to State and national politics; and occa- 
sional drafts of replies. 

Type-written list and index in the library and carbon cop- 
ies of them in the Manuscript Divisions of the library of 
Congress and the New York Public Library. 

Gift of J. Gilbert Swift, Jr., 1964. 

MS 66-14 
De Casseres, Benjamin, 1873-1945. 

Papers, 1900-1945. 521 items. 

In Brooklyn Public library. 

Author, critic, and literary editor. 138 letters (1933-42) 
from Henry Louis Mencken, to De Casseres; and 383 let- 
ters and miscellaneous papers of late 19th and 20th century 
British and American authors. 

List of items in the library. 

Gift, ca. 1945. 

MS 65-15 
Bryher, Winifred, 1894- 

Letters, 1944-59. 64 items. 

In Bryn Mawr College library. 

British author. Letters to Mary E. Herr of Lancaster, 
Pa., chiefly relating to life in England and Switzerland 
during World War n and including many references to 
Hilda Doolittle. Several letters contain xb. notes by Hilda 
Doolittle. 

Gift of Mary E. Herr, 196L 

MS 65-16 
Nollet, Jean Antoine, 1700-1770. 

Correspondence with Etienne Dutour, 1742-70. 148 items. 
In Burndy Library (Norwalk, Conn.) 
Correspondence between Nollet, French abbe and physicist, 
and Etienne Francois Dutour (1711-1784) theologian and 
natural philosopher, relating to discoveries and scientific 
quarrels of the period. 
Pnrchase,ca. 1948. 

MS65-17 
Harrison, Wffliam Henry, Pret. V. &, 1778-184L 
Papers, 1794-1860. 1 box. 
In Cincinnati Historical Society collections. 
In part, photocopies (negative) of originals in the Henry 
E. Huntington library and the Library of Congress. 

Correspondence and miscellaneous documents relating til 
the Hamilton Co., Ohio, court system; Miami and Erie 
Canal; Harrison and Symmes families; and the War of 
1812 in the Northwest Territory, with emphasis on supply- 
ing the Army. 37 letters (1794-1839) are originals written 
by Harrison relating to personal and business affairs, Army 
requisitions, Indians, Ohio and national politics, and other 
topics of the times. Correspondents include Anna 
(Symmes) Harrison, John Cleves Short, and Micajah T. 
Williams. 
Indexed in card catalog in the repository. 
Gift and purchase. 

MS 65-18 
Powers, Hiram, 1805-1873. 

Correspondence, 1827-73. 773 items. 
In Cincinnati Historical Society collections. 
Transcripts (typewritten) made in 1937 of 51 original 
letters from Powers to Longworth owned by Clara Long- 
worth, Countess de Chambrun. 

Sculptor, of Ohio and Florence, Italy. Correspondence 
with residents of 19th century Cincinnati on such topics as 
art, artists, and IT. S. politics. Includes 51 letters (1829- 



61) from Powers to Nicholas Longworth. Other corre- 
spondents include Salmon Portland Chase, Miner Kilbourne 
Kellogg, and Thomas Buchanan Bead. 

Index and unpublished calendar in the repository. 

Purchased from Clara Louise Dentler, 1954. Formerly 
owned by Powers' descendants. 

MS66-19 
Colombia County (Pa.) Historical Society. 

Papers relating to Columbia Co., Pa^ 1900-64, ca. 2 ft 
(ca. 200 items) 

In Columbia County Historical Society collections 
(Bloomsburg, Pa.) 

Correspondence; diaries; account books of the Meyer 
Manufacturing Company (a drug firm) and of the Blooms- 
burg Railroad and Iron Company; unpublished papers of 
local regional historical writers; genealogical data; family 
histories; and records accumulated in 1936 by the local unit 
of the Federal Writers' Project, including recorded news- 
paper interviews relating to canals and lumbering. 

Gifts from various sources. 



MS65-20 
Huntington, William Reed, 1838-1909. 

Papers, 1862-1909. 34 v. and 18 boxes. 

In Episcopal Theological School library (Cambridge, 
Mass.) 

Episcopal clergyman, of New York City. Correspondence, 
sermons, addresses, lecture notes, and papers relating to 
prayer book revision, to Grace Church, New York City, of 
which Huntington was rector, and to the Cathedral of St 
John, New York City. Correspondents include Morgan 
Dix, E. W. Donald, and Bishops Charles Henry Brent, 
Phillips Brooks, William Hobart Hare, William Thomas 
Manning, Edward Lambe Parsons, and Henry Codman 
Potter. 

Gift of Charles G. Thompson, 1964. Previously owned 
by the Huntington family. 



MS 65-21 
Allison, Young Ewing, 1853-1932. 

Papers, 1878-1943. 21ft 

In Filson Club collections (Louisville, Ky.) 

Photocopies of some of Allison's letters. 

Author and insurance editor, of Louisville, Ky. Cor- 
respondence, legal documents, copies and bibliographies of 
Allison's works, pictures, and other papers relating to Alli- 
son, together with separate correspondence files of Young E. 
Allison, Jr., and of Otto Arthur Rothert (who collected 
much of this material). Allison's letters (1887-1932) in- 
clude two letter books (1892-95 and 1899-1902) and letters 
to Madison Cawein, James Whiteomb Riley, Otto A 
Rothert, John Wilson Townsend and others. The us. and 
printed copies of his works include song lyrics, opera scores, 
editorials and news stories, historical treatises, essays on 
insurance topics, speeches, humorous sketches, biographical 
sketches, and writings on miscellaneous topics. Material 
concerning Allison includes biographical sketches, tributes, 
announcements, and records of the Allison Memorial Meet- 
ing (June 1933) and the unveiling of a bronze tablet dedi- 
cated to Allison in Henderson, Ky. (Nov. 1934). Includes 
two unbound copies of the "Select works of Young E. Alli- 
son" (1985), with material pertaining to its publication 
(correspondence, proofsheets, prints of pictures, subscrip- 
tions, mailing lists, bills, and receipts). 

Typewritten chronology pf Allison's life and works in the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Otto A Rothert, 1938- 



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MS 68-22 
Clay, Cassias Marcellus, 1810-1903. 
Papers, 1844-1907. ea.3ft. 
In Filson Club collections (Louisville, Ky.) 
U. S. Minister to Russia, lawyer, and abolitionist, of Ken- 
tucky. Letters, including those written by Clay to his wife 
and children while he served as Minister to Russia (1862- 
69) ; newspaper clippings containing his letters (1852-85) 
and speeches (1853-95) about anti-slavery and U. S. poli- 
tics; a typewritten copy of his speech at Moscow (1866) ; a 
ks. of an article, "Labor and capital" (1886) ; and clippings 
of his magazine articles (183*2-66). Includes some corre- 
spondence of Clay's wife, Mary Jane (Warfield) Clay, and 
his daughter, Mary Barr Clay, with some letters to Mary 
Barr Clay from Susan B. Anthony, Alice Stone BlackwelL 
Lucy Stone, and other suffragists. A scrapbook made by 
Mary Barr Clay contains newspaper dippings about the 
Civil War, poems, and cooking recipes. 
Purchased from John Wilson Townsend, 1939. 



™ MS 65-23 

Fflson Club, LouuvtUe, K y. 

Diaries and journals, 1770-1920. 76 v., 23 items, and 5 
microfilm reproductions. 

In Filson Club collections (Louisville, Ky.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (nega- 
tive and positive) 

Includes many military diaries concerning service in the 
Lidian wars, the American Revolution, the War of 1812, the 
War with Mexico, and the Civil War, and diaries about 
pioneer travel, especially from Virginia to Kentucky and on 
the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Contains information 
about pioneer life in Kentucky, surveying, farming, explor- 
ing, Indians, religious and social life, slavery, government 
service, botanical and geological excursions, health and epi- 
demics, States' rights, the Know-Nothing Party, life in 
California during the gold rush, and student life and travel 
in Europe and the Orient The diarists are J. D. Allison, 
Leonard Amon, Richard Clough Anderson, Jr., David 
Barrow, William Kennedy Beall, Melville (Otter) Bririey, 
John Mason Brown, William Brown, J. Edward Bryan, 
William Calk, Arthur Lee Campbell, Jonathan Clark, Wil- 
liam Clark, Thomas Horace Cleland, William B. Collins, 
Frederick H. Cook, F. Cravens, William Croghan, Henry 
N. Daily, William H Daniel, William Dells, Frank S. 
Dravo, Thomas N. Eastin, Thomas Brooks Fairleigh, John 
Williams Green, John Halley, Henry Hamilton, Nathaniel 
Hart, Richard Henderson, James C. Hogah, Joseph Howe, 
Cora Owens Hume, Andrew Hynes, Eliza John, Josiah 
Stoddard Johnston, Martha Buford Jones, Increase Allen 
Lapham, Robert Breckinridge McAfee, John M'Coy, Wil- 
liam Thomas McElroy, Howard Miller, Madison Mills, John 
D. Otter, Meliie (Carter) Otter, William Leigh Pierce, 
Lemuel C. Porter, William D. Rhea, William Richardson, 
Charles Scott, Robert W. Scott, John Sharkey, Charles Wil- 
kins Shorty Mary Henry (Churchill) Short, Peyton Short, 
William Homer Smith, J. D. Sprake, Henry Lane Stone, 
Anne (Rudd) Taylor, Francis Taylor, Marion Cartwright 
Tavlor. Maurice Thomas, Lewis Nathan Thompson, Rogers 
Clark Ballard Thurston, Walter Alwes Towles, Thomas 
Taylor Underwood, Henry Waller, and Maria Toncray 
Watkins. 
Cataloged separately in the repository. 
Gifts and purchases. 



MS 65-84 
Jefferson, John F 1833-1910. 

Papers, 1849-1925. ca. 7 ft 
In Filson Club collections (Louisville, Ky.) 
Merchant of Louisville, Ky. Chiefly diaries (1857-73, 
1875-92, 1894-95, 1898, 1900, 1902-03, 1905-06), together 
with correspondence, invitations, notes, newspaper clippings, 
and other papers. Includes "Account book for Brook Street 
ME Church and Brook Street Sabbath School" (1857-«4) ; 
"Memorandum of all the names of persons I am acquainted 
with in the U. States" (Jam, 1850) ; "Inventory book" (1884- 
88) ; "Chicken book" (July 19, 1849) ; and a journal (1857) 
and expense account (1861-71) of Henry T. Jefferson (1840- 
1928). The diaries mention family and social news, prices, 
politics, and events in Louisville and elsewhere. Parts of 
three of the diaries (1878-79) have a detailed account of a 
six-months journey through Europe. 
Gift of Carlyle Jefferson, 1963. 

MS 65-25 
Political Club, Danville, Ky. 

Records, 1786-90. ca. 1 ft. 

In Filson Club collections (Louisville, Ky.) 

.Correspondence, constitution, rules, minutes of meetings, 
attendance rosters, treasurers' reports, resolutions, and ques- 
tions discussed, together with a handwritten copy of the 
U. S. Constitution with amendments suggested by the club; 
an incomplete history of the club by Thomas Speed, grand- 
son of one of the members; an account (1786) of mention 
made of the club by Major Beatty; and ballots of election 
(1787-88) held by the Kentucky Society for Promoting 
Useful Knowledge. Members of the club were Thomas 
Allin, Joshua Barbee, John Belli, James Brown, John 
Brown, Abraham Buford, Robert Craddock, Robert Dough- 
erty, Baker Ewing, Willis Green, Christopher Greenup, 
Harry Innes, Gabriel Jones Johnston, William Kennedy, 
William MeClung, Samuel McDowell. William McDowell, 
George Muter, James Nourse, Stephen Ormsby, James 
Overton, John Overton, Jr., Benjamin Sebastian, Peyton 
Short, James Speed, Thomas Speed, Peter Tardeveau, 
Thomas Todd, David Walker, and Matthew Walton. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of the estate of Mary Whitney Speed, 196L For- 
merly owned by Thomas Speed. 

MS 65-26 
Joyes family. 

Papers, 1780-1928. 6 ft. 
In Filson Club collections (Louisville, Ky. ) 
Papers-of a Louisville, Ky., family including Patrick 
Joyes (1750-1806), merchant and landowner; his son, 
Thomas Joyes (1789-1866), an officer in the War of 1812, 
surveyor, and landowner; his grandson, Patrick Joyes (b. 
1826) ; Chapman Coleman (d. 1850), commission merchant 
and marshal of the U S. Kentucky district; together with 
genealogical material and miscellaneous notes about the 
Joyes family written and collected by Mary Verhoeff. In- 
cludes correspondence (1783-1868) relating in large part to 
Thomas Joyes' land transactions, the litigation arising 
therefrom, and the management of his landed property; 
legal papers (1784-1862) including those regarding the 
estate of Henry Reed (<L 1793) of Fort Pitt and Louisville* 
Ky.; bills, receipts, promissory notes, and orders to pay 
(1783-1870) ; land papers (1780-1871), many of which con- 
cern Thomas Joyes' property in Kentucky, Indiana, Kan- 
sas, and Missouri; shipping papers; and wills (1806-1928). 
The War of 1812 material includes an orderly book, account 
of service, description of conduct of Kentucky troops at the 
Battle of New Orleans, a plan of the battlefield, and rosters 
of Capt Thomas Joyes' company of militia. The papers of 
Chapman Coleman include correspondence (1823), fee bills 
(1831-43), statements of account (1839-49), bills of sale for 



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Joyes family. Papers, 1780-1928. (Continued) 

slaves (1823-37), land papers concerning land in Bath and 
Mason Counties, Ky., Frankfort and Louisville, Ky., Louisi- 
ana, and Mississippi. Papers of Patrick Joyes consist of 
correspondence containing family news, financial discus- 
sions, political comments, and descriptions of his school life 
at Danville, Ky.,and Cambridge, Mass. 

Unpublished index to correspondence in the repository. 

Gift of Preston Pope Joyes, 1953, 1955, 1964. 

«_■/',. MS65-27 

Carmody, John M 1881- 

Papers, 1900-58. 70 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Engineer, industrial executive, and Government official 
Correspondence, memoranda, cablegrams, telegrams, files of 
speeches and articles, production surveys, subject files, per- 
sonal chronological data, and newspaper and periodical 
clippings relating to Cannody's work with the Davis Coal 
and Coke Company, as editor of "Coal age" and "Factory 
and industrial management,'' and to his trip to Russia to 
survey industrial developments, 193L The records also 
document Carmody's work as Chairman of the Bituminous 
Coal Labor Board, 1933; as Chief Engineer, Civil Works 
Administration, 1933-35 ; as a member of the National Labor 
Relations Board; as Administrator, Rural Electrification 
Administration, 1936-39; as a member of the Maritime Com- 
mission, 1941-46, War Assets Administration, 1947-48, and 
the President's Water Resources Commission, 1950-51. Cor- 
respondents include Francis Biddle, Morris L. Cooke, 
Mordecai EzeJriel, Leon Henderson, Herbert Hoover, Harry 
L Hopkins, Lyndon B. Johnson, William Leiserson, Charl- 
ton Ogburn, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Hilda Smith. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Carmody. 

MS 65-28 
Colvin, Fred Herbert, 1867- 

Papers, 1917-18. 60 items. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Journalist. Correspondence and other papers relating to 
Colvin's work during World War i as special advisor to U. S. 
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker. Includes a report on 
production methods at the Springfield Arsenal in Massachu- 
setts with Colvin's recommendations for more efficient and 
increased ordnance production. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Colvin, 1958. 

MS 65-29 
Cooke, Morris Llewellyn, 1872-1960. 

Papers, 1910-54. 102 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Scientist, consulting engineer, Government official, and 
author. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, legal briefs, 
book drafts, speech files, and newspaper files relating to 
Cooke's work as director of the Dept. of Public Works, 
Philadelphia, Pa.; trustee of the New York State Power 
Authority; Chairman of the Mississippi Valley Committee 
of the Public Works Administration; first administrator of 
the Rural Electrification Administration; Chairman of the 
U. S. Great Plains Committee; Head, U. S. Technical Mis- 
sion to Brazil; and Chairman, President's Water Resources 
Policy Commission. Includes materials documenting his in- 
terest in electrification, power, labor, and scientific manage- 
ment and material relating to the 3d World Power Con- 
ference, Washington, D. O, 1936. Correspondents include 
Bernard M. Baruch, Hugh Bennett Francis Biddle, Louis 
D. Brandeis, John M Carmody, James Cougens, Paul H 
Douglas, Stephen Early, Glenn Frank, Sidney Hillman, 



Harold Ickes, Hiram Johnson, Hugh Johnson, David 
Lilienthal, Frank R. McNinch, George W. Norris, Leland 
Olds, GifFord Pinchot Donald Richberg, Franklin D. 
Roosevelt, Henry A Wallace. Frank P. Walsh, and Claude 
R. Wickard. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift- of Mr. Cooke. 

MS65-30 
Coy, Wayne, 1903-1957. 

Papers, 1934-57. 10 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Government official, editor, and radio and television execu- 
tive. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, telephone tran- 
scripts, article file, photos., and newspaper clippings per- 
taining to Coy's service as State (Indiana) and regional 
Administrator, Works Progress Administration; assistant 
to U. S. High Commissioner to the Philippine Islands, As- 
sistant Administrator, Federal Security Agency; special 
assistant to President Franklin D. Roosevelt; Assistant Di- 
rector, Bureau of the Budget; and Chairman, Federal Com- 
munications Commission. Includes information on national 
defense, war mobilization, lend lease, and conscientious and 
religious objectors. Correspondents include Paul H. 
Appleby, Harry L Hopkins, Marvin H. Mclntyre, Gardi- 
ner Jackson. Lyndon B. Johnson, Philip Murray, Milo 
Perkins, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Samuel I. Rosenman, Adlai 
E. Stevenson, Harry S. Truman, Grace Tully, Henry A 
Wallace, Edwin M Watson and Harlan Wood. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Coy, 1958. 

MS65-S1 
Delano family. 

Papers, 1535-1932. 25 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, ledgers, account books, 
and scrapbooks relating to the Delano family. Includes 
papers of Frederic A Delano ( 1863-1953 ) , uncle of Franklin 
D. Roosevelt, concerning his service in World War t, his 
work as receiver in the Red River boundary case and as 
chairman of the League of Nations Commission in quiring 
into the production of narcotics in Persia, 1925-26; a journal 
(1862) of a sea voyage to China kept by Delano's mother; 
diaries and account books of Edward Delano (1818-1881), 
uncle of Sara (Delano) Roosevelt, dealing with his export- 
ing and importing business to China, the East Indies, and 
the Mediterranean area, 1838-82. Other family members 
represented include Warren Delano I (1779-1866), Joseph C. 
Delano (1796-1883), and Warren Delano n (1809^1898). 

Open in part under restrictions accepted by the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Estate, 1947 and Mrs. 
Lawrence Houghteling, 1953. 

MS65-32 
Democratic Party; National Committee. 
Records, 1928-48. 275 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Correspondence, memoranda, special reports, publicity 
releases, campaign materials, card files, statistical data, fore- 
casts, newspaper clippings, and scrapbooks relating to the 
committee's conduct of presidential elections and party 
affairs, national and State politics, campaign strategy, 
patronage, election forecasts, and campaign issues. In- 
cludes material concerning national issues, platforms, 
requests for appointments, contributions, and the policy and 
strategy of the Republican Party; and correspondence main- 
tained by the office of the chairman of the Democratic 
National Committee. Persons named to the chairmanship of 
the committee include John J. Raskob (1928-29), Jouett 
Shouse (1929-32), James A Farley (1932-40), Edward J. 



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Democratic Party. National Committee. Records, 1928- 
48. (Continued) 

Fiynn (1940-43), Frank C. Walker (1943-44), Bobert E. 
Hannegan (1944-47), and J. Howard McGrath (1947-49). 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the committee. 



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Democratic Party. National Committee. Women's Divi- 
sion. 

Becords, 1933-44. 80 ft 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. T.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, campaign and 
other printed materials, and newspaper clippings concerning 
the political activities of the Women's Division of the 
Democratic National Committee. Includes information on 
the role of women in politics, the dissemination of campaign 
propaganda, patronage, campaign techniques, issues, and 
legisla ti on. Persons named as head of the Women's Division 
of the party include Mary Williams Dewson, 1932-34, Mrs. 
James H. Wolfe, 1935-36, Mrs. Thomas F. McAllister, 1987- 
40, and Mrs. Charles W. Tillett, 1940-46. Correspondents 
include Florence Allen, Helen Gahagan Douglas, James 
Farley, Cordell Hull, Emil R Hurja, Frances Perkins, 
Joseph T. Robinson, Daniel Boper, Eleanor Boosevelt and 
Henry A. Wallace. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Democratic National Committee. 



MS65-34 
Dewson, Mary Williams, 1874-1962. 

Papers, 1925-51. 7 ft 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Political leader and Government official. Correspondence, 
memoranda, photos., notebooks, radio transcriptions, and 
periodical and newspaper clippings relating to Miss Dew- 
son's activities as a regional committeewoman, Democratic 
National Committee; director of Women's Division, Demo- 
cratic National Committee; Democratic National Commit- 
tee vice-chairman; and a member of the Social Security 
Board. The papers document the role of women in politics, 
political patronage, presidential campaign strategy, patty 
financial matters, and public issues. Correspondents include 
Arthur Altmeyer, James A Farley, Harry Hopkins. Louis 
McHenry Howe, Cordell Hull, Florence Kelley, Herbert 
Lehman, Isador Lubin, Frank Murphy, Frances Perkins, 
Stanley Beed, Eleanor Boosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
Samuel I. Bosenman, Harry S. Truman, Sumner Welles and 
Florence Whitney. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



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EKoi, Thomas Hopkinson, 1907- 

Papers, 1942. 115 items. 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

U. S. Representative from Massachusetts. Correspondence, 
statements, press releases, and newspaper clippings dealing 
with Eliot's efforts to dissolve the House Un-American Ac- 
tivities Committee in 1942. Correspondents include Francis 
Biddle, Henry L Stimson, and Sumner Welles. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Eliot, 1952. 



MS65-36 
Field, Henry, 1902- 

Papers, 1920-60. 57 ft 

InFranldin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. T.) 
Anthropologist, museum curator, author, and Director of 
"M Project," a Government financed group that studied and 
published reports on migration and settlement. Correspond- 
ence, memoranda, dictionary xs., article and book drafts, 
lecture notes, field notes of expeditions, bound typescripts of 
anthropological studies, and publicity material relating to 
Field's career as an anthropologist, author, and special ad- 
visor to President Franklin D. Boosevelt on the question of 
settling the millions of Europeans displaced by World War 
n. Includes material documenting Field's work as a leader 
of the Marshall Field Archaeological Expeditions to Europe, 
the North Arabian Desert, and Iraq; and material on ex- 
peditions to Bahrain,. Iran, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, 
Sinai Peninsula, and Syria. 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Dr. Field, 1963-64. 

MS65-87 
Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, inc. 

Becords, 1938-47. 17 ft 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, publicity material, card files, 
and newspaper clippings concerning the fundraising activi- 
ties of the Franklin D. Boosevelt Library, inc. Includes 
material relating to congressional authorization of the 
library, contributions, office matters, financial affairs, and the 
history and construction of the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the library. 

__ MS65-38 

Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation, New Tori. 
Reminiscences, statements, and diaries by contemporaries 
of Franklin D. Boosevelt, 1889-1945. 6 ft 
In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Becords of the foundation on its "Historical Data Proj- 
ect" consisting of recollections, statements, and interviews 
of nearly 250 former associates of President Franklin D. 
Boosevelt regarding their association with him. Includes 
contributions from Will W. Alexander speaking of Presi- 
dent Roosevelt's views on housing and the CCC; Charles E. 
Bohlen arguing that Yalta was a Soviet defeat; John M 
Carmody and Oscar Chapman describing New Deal person- 
alities; Leon Henderson describing the President's views 
on economic matters; Emory S. Land on President 
Roosevelt's relation with ranking naval officers ; and John L. 
McCrea's reminiscences on the voyage to Teheran. Other 
contributing associates include Vincent Astor, Adolf A 
Berle, Jr., Nelson Brown, Elmer Davis, Mary Williams Dew- 
son, Philip B. Fleming, Dudley W. Knox, Arthur Bliss 
Lane, Lowell Mellet, Edward A. O'Neal, Edward L. Bod- 
dan, Gerard Swope, and Eexford Guy TugwelL 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of the foundation. 



MS65-39 
Good Neighbor League. 

Becords, 1936-39. 10 ft. 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Correspondence, memoranda, press releases, ledgers, scrap- 
books, and mailing lists relating to the activities of the Good 
Neighbor League, which assisted in the re-election of Presi- 
dent Franklin D. Boosevelt by emphasizing the social and 
economic achievements of his first administration. Corre- 



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Good Neighbor League. Records, 1936-39. (Continued) 

spondents include Charles Edison, Edward Flynn, George 
M. Harrison, James Houghteling, Fanny Hurst, George 
Fort Milton, George Foster Peabody, and Sol AJRosenblatt 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the National Committee of Independent Voters. 

MS65-40 
Hackett, Henry T \ 

Henry T. and John Hackett's papers, 1921-50. IT ft. N 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. T.) 

Correspondence, financial statements, deeds, leases, wills, 
petitions, insurance policies, and other legal papers of Henry 
T. and John Hackett, lawyers of Poughkeepsie, If. T., who 
handled the legal matters of many members of the Boosevelt 
family. The papers concern the legal affairs of Sara Delano 
Boosevelt, Franklin Delano Boosevelt, James Boosevelt 
Boosevelt (half brother of Franklin Delano Boosevelt), and 
Frederic A. Delano (uncle of Franklin Delano Boosevelt) 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Corbally and Gartland, 1962. 

MS65-41 
Hall family. 

Papers, 1848-88. ca. 100 items. 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, If. Y.) 

Accounts, deeds, contracts, bills, leases, court judgments, 
blueprints, and maps, of Valentine Hall and his wife, Mary 
HalL of Tiyoli, N. T., grandparents of Eleanor Boosevelt. 

Information on library rights available in the library. 

Gift of Eleanor Boosevelt, 1946. 

r MS65-42 

Henderson, Leon, 1895- 

Papers, 1933-49. IT ft. 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. T.) 

Economist and Government official. Correspondence, 
diary (1938-40), memoranda, statistical data, reports, spe- 
cial studies, radio transcriptions, transcripts of hearings and 
committee meetings, scrapbooks, and newspaper dippings 
relating to Henderson's career as Director of Research and 
Planning, National Industrial Becovery Administration; 
economist in the Works Progress Administration; Commis- 
sioner, Security and Exchange Commission; and Adminis- 
trator, Office of Price Administration. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Henderson. 

_ MS65-43 

Hopkins, Harry Lloyd, 1890-1946. 
Papers, 1928-46. 140 ft 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Government official Correspondence, memoranda, field 
reports, directives, file of speeches and articles, transcripts 
of conferences, statistical data, press releases, and newspaper 
clippings relating to Hopkins' service with the New York 
Temporary Belief Admini'jtration; as Administrator, Works 
Progress Administration, Secretary of Commerce; Lend 
Lease Administrator; and advisor and assistant to President 
Franklin D. Boosevelt. The papers include information 
about Democratic Party affairs, political campaigns, depres- 
sion conditions, fiscal policy, and the national defense pro- 
gram. Correspondents include Alben Barkley, Bernard M 
Baruch, Lord Beaverbrook, Brendan Bracken, Winston S. 
Churchill, Joseph E. Davies, William E. Dodd. Stephen 
Early, James A Farley, Charles De Gaulle, Averell Harri- 
man, Lorena Hickok, Howard O. Hunter, Harold Ickes, 
Fiorello L» Guardia, George C. Marshall, Henry Morgen- 



thau, Jr., David K. Niles, Drew Pearson, Eleanor Boosevelt, 
Franklin D. Boosevelt, Samuel L Rosenman, Bobert Sher- 
wood, Herbert B. Swqpe, Pierce Williams, and John Win- 
ant. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Open in part to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Louise M. Hopkins Gates, 1949. 



MS 65-44 
Howe, Louis McHenry, 18T1-1936. 

Papers, 1913-36. 48 ft. 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Assistant and personal secretary to Franklin D. Boose- 
velt Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, reports, sta- 
tistical data, printed legislative bills, an article file, financial 
journals, and newspaper clippings concerning Howe's work. 
Includes material pertaining to New York governorship 
campaigns in 1928 and 1930 and the presidential campaign 
in 1932; and material (1933-36) dealing with Howe's ad- 
ministrative duties as Presidential Secretary. The papers 
are closely related to President Roosevelt's own papers as 
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Governor of New York, 
and U. S. President, 1933-36. The records for 1915-18 re- 
late chiefly to naval administration, procurement of naval 
ordnance and personnel, housing, and labor problems. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Franklin D. Boosevelt 



MS 65-45 
Odder, John, 1876-1958. 

Papers, 1897-1958. 37 ft. 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Housing expert and Government official. Correspondence, 
diaries, memoranda, minutes, legislative bills, reports, and 
press statements relating to Ihlder's work as Director of the 
Alley Dwelling Authority of Washington, D. C. and its 
successor, the National Capitol Housing Authority. The 
materials document Ihlder's long interest in American and 
European housing, housing legislation, planning, social 
work,_and city traffic. Also includes information on the 
organization of housing associations in Boston, Mass., Phila- 
delphia and Pittsburgh, Pa. (1920-33), and Ihlder's work 
with emergency war housing in Washington, D. C. 
(1942-46). 

Unpublished shelf list and inventory in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Louise Ihlder, 1959. 



MS65-46 
KOgore, Harley Martin, 1893-1956. 

Papers, 1941-56. 53 ft. 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

U. S. Senator from West Virginia. Correspondence, 
legislative file, political file, reports, printed Senate bills, 
special studies, memoranda, and newspaper clippings con- 
cerning Kilgore's service as a U. S. Senator, 1940-56. The 
records document Kilgore's role as a member of the War 
Investigating Committee and Chairman of the Senate Judi- 
ciary Committee; and reflect his interest in postwar Ger- 
many, political appointments, immigration and naturaliza- 
tion problems, and West Virginia matters. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Kilgore, 1957. 



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T . MS 66-47 

Lehman, Herbert Henry, 1878-1963. 

Papers, 1929-32. 22 ft. 

In JTranklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y ) 

Lientenant Governor, Governor, and TJ. S. Senator from 
New York. Correspondence, memoranda, directives, and 
reports relating to Lehman's position as lieutenant Gover- 
nor and Acting Governor under Franklin D. Roosevelt In- 
cludes information on Lehman's personal and financial 
affairs as well as his philanthropic work. In addition to 
official State business, the papers concern Lehman's interest 
in prison and hospital work, child welfare, education, old 
age assistance, and relief work. Correspondents include 
John J. Bennett, Benjamin N. Cardozo, Emanuel CeUer, 
Calvin Coolidge, James A. Farley, Bernard Gimbel, Patrick 
Cardinal Hayes, Mrs. William Randolph Hearst, Alfred A. 
Xnopf, Fiorello La Guardia, Lewis E. Lawes, Adolph 
Lewisohn, Ernest K. Lindley, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., 
Bobert Moses, Adolph Ochs, John J. Kaskob, Franklin D. 
Boosevelt, Julius Rosenwald, Alfred E. Smith, Arthur Hays 
Sulzberger, Robert F. Wagner, Stephen S. Wise, and WU- 
liam H. Woodin. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

On permanent loan from the State of New York. 

T ,. . . MS65-48 

Lubin, Isador, 1896- 

Papers, 1928-48. 20 ft. 

^ Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Economist. Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, 
cablegrams, reports, statistical data, an article and speech 
file, printed reports, special studies, and newspaper clip- 
Pjags "dating *° Lubin's career as a member of the staff 
of Brookings Institution, U. S. CVanmissioner of the Bureau 
of Labor Statistics, Deputy Director, Labor Division, Office 
of Production Management, special assistant to President 
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Associate U. S. Representative to 
the Allied Reparations Commission, and special asssdstant 
to the Secretary of State. Includes information on congres- 
sional legislation, war production, war manpower, the Ber- 
lin Protocol, and German reparations. Correspondents in- 
clude Beulah Amidon, Joseph P. Chamberlain, Paul Doug- 
las, Leon Henderson, Jacob Javits, Robert LaFollette, John 
J. McCloy, David K Niles, George W. Norris, Robert Pat- 
terson, Gifford Pinchot, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D 
Boosevelt, Alfred Smith, Rexford G. Tugwell, Robert F. 
Wagner, and Leo Wolman. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr: Lubin, 1963. 

*r-» "« » -, ■ MS 65-49 

Mdntire, Ross T 1889-1959. 

Papers, 1939-59. 4 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Physician and naval officer. Correspondence and memo- 
randa relating to Mclntire's service as Chief of the U. S. 
Bureau of Medicine, Surgeon General of the U. S. Xavy, and 
personal physician to President Franklin D. Roosevelt 

Information on literary rights available in the librarv 

Gift of Mrs. Mdntire. 

„'_ MS 65-60 

McReynolds, William H 1880-1951 

Papers, 1939-45. 10ft 

In Franklin D. Boosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Lawyer and Government officiaL Correspondence, memo- 
randa, telegrams, printed material, and newspaper clippings 
relating to McReynold's service as administrative assistant 
foPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt, as a member of the 
President's Committee on Civil Service Improvement, and 
as Secretary, Council of National Defense. Much of the 



material deals with matters that concern Federal workers, 
such as their recruitment, training, salary, conduct, and 
benefits. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS65-51 
Marks, Herbert S 1907-1960. 

Papers, 1933-47. 23 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Lawyer and Government officiaL Correspondence, mem- 
oranda, legal briefs, reports, drafts of speeches and articles, 
transcripts of legal motions, opinions, petitions, and con- 
tracts relating to Marks' work as Assistant General Counsel, 
Tennessee Valley Authority; General Counsel, Bonneville 
Power Administration; Assistant General Counsel, Office of 
Production Management and War Production Board; and 
special assistant to the Under Secretary of State. Corre- 
spondents include Benjamin Cohen, Thomas Corcoran, Paul 
Freund, Philip M. Glick, Harold Ickes, James M Landis, 
David Lilienthal, Julian Mack. Richard Neuberger, and 
George Norris. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Anne T. Wilson Marks. 



MS 65-62 
Meflett, Lowell, 1884-1960. 

Papers, 1938-44. 10 ft 

In Franklin D.Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Journalist and Government officiaL Correspondence and 
memoranda relating to Mellett's work as Director, U. S. 
Office of Government Reports and as administrative assist- 
ant to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Correspondents in- 
clude Alben Barkley, Bernard M. Baruch, Hugo Black, 
George Bye, Benjamin Cohen, Wayne Coy, Jonathan 
Daniels, Joseph E. Da vies, Stephen Early, Morris Ernst, 
Mark F. Ethridge, Edward Flvnn, Harry Hopkins, Roy 
Howard, Gardiner Jackson, Henry Luce, Richard L Neu- 
berger, Donald Richberg, Herbert Swope, Henry A. Wal- 
lace, Walter White, and Wendell Willkie. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Anne Mellett Eeezer, 1960. 



MS 65-53 
Moore, Robert Walton, 1859-1941. 

Papers, 1933-40. 12 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Lawyer, Government official, and U. S. Representative 
from Virginia. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, 
drafts, appointment books, copies of treaties and resolutions 
relating to Moore's service as Assistant Secretary of State, 
and Counselor of the Dept of State; memoranda and re- 
ports on the implications of neutrality, the sale of U. S. 
destroyers to Great Britain, the Spanish Civil War, and 
arms and muntions control. Includes personal correspond- 
ence. Correspondents include Claude Bowers, Josephus 
Daniels, Joseph E. Davies, Frederic A Delano, William E. 
Dodd. Carter Glass, CordeU Hull, Arthur Krock, George 
Peek, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Francis B. Sayre. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Fairfax Shield McCandlish. Sr., 1959. 



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MS 65-54 
Morgenthau, Henry, 1891- 

Papers, 1866-1948. 340 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. T.T 

Government official. Correspondence, diaries, memoranda, 
telegrams, cablegrams, reports, statistical data, transcripts 
of press conferences, file of articles and speeches, sound re- 
cordings, photos., press releases, scrapbooks, and newspaper 
clippings relating to Morgenthau's career as New York 
State Conservation Commissioner; Chairman of the Fed- 
eral Farm Board, and Under Secretary and Secretary of the 
Treasury. Includes the "Morgenthau diaries" (833 bound 
vols, containing transcripts of interviews, conversations, con- 
ferences and thoughts, departmental correspondence and 
communications) ; and correspondence (1866-1941) of 
Henry Morgenthau, Sr., with material on his service as 
U. S. Ambassador to Turkey, 1913-16. Correspondents in- 
clude Bernard M. Baruch, Frederic A. Delano, Marriner 
S. Eccles, James A. Farley, Herbert Feis, John N. Garner, 
Carter Glass, William Hassett, Harry Hopkins, Louis Mc- 
Henry Howe, Robert H Jackson, Jesse Jones, Fiorello La 
Guardia, Herbert Lehman, Douglas MacArthur, Marvin 
Mclntyre, William H McReynolds, John Mack, George 
Peek, Frances Perkins, Donald Richberg, Josephine Roche, 
Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Samuel I. Rosen- 
man, Nathan Straus, Arthur Sulzberger, Harry S. Truman, 
Frank C. Walker, and Henry A. Wallace. 

Open in part to investigators under restrictions accepted 
by the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Morgenthau, Jr. 



MS 65-55 
National Committee of Independent Voters for Roosevelt 
and Wallace. 

Records, 1940. 10 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, card files, mail- 
ing lists, statistical studies, and press releases relating to 
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia 's speaking tour and radio broad- 
casts, voter behavior, newspaper advertising, comments on 
local political conditions, and campaign publicity. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS 65-56 
New York (State) Governor, 19S9-19SS (Franklin D. Roose- 
velt) 

Records, 1929-32. 90 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, telegrams, statements, reports, statistical 
data, press releases, drafts of speeches and articles, memo- 
randa, and newspaper clippings relating to State affairs 
during Roosevelt's service as Governor of New York. The 
records contain information on the investigation of and hear- 
ing on Mayor James J. Walker, of New York City, the St. 
Lawrence River power development, the New York State 
Crime Commission, patronage, politics, labor problems, and 
banking legislation: Correspondents include Bernard M 
Baruch, Sol Bloom, Royal S. Gopeland, James M Curley, 
George Dern, James A. Farley, Edward Flynn, Herbert 
Hoover, Harry L Hopkins, Louis McHenry Howe, Patrick 
Hurley, Lewis E. Lawes; Herbert H Lehman, Henry Mor- 
genthau, Jr., Robert Moses, Herbert C. Pell, Frances Per- 
kins, Gifford Pinchot, Alfred E. Smith, Henry L. Stimson, 
Norman Thomas, Robert F. Wagner, James J. Walker, 
Stephen S. Wise, and Owen D. Young. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

On permanent loan from the State of New York. 



MS65-57 
Pell, Herbert Claiborne, 1884-1961. 

Papers, 1912-61. 25 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Diplomat and U. S. Representative from New York. 
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, cablegrams, tele- 
grams, article file, and newspaper clippings documenting 
Pell's service as Democratic Party leader, U. S. Representa- 
tive, TJ. S. Minister to Portugal and Hungary, and Amer- 
ican member to the United Nations Commission for Investi- 
gation of War Crimes. Includes personal and business 
papers. Correspondents include Adolf A. Berle, Emanuel 
Celler, Edward S. Corwin, Theodore F. Green, James A. 
Farley, Albert B. Hart, Cordell Hull, Robert H Jackson, 
Robert Luce, Marvin Mclntyre, James M Mead, Eleanor 
Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Myron C. Taylor, Nor- 
man Thomas, Grace Tully, Sumner Welles, and John G. 
Winanfc- 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. PelL 



MS 65-58 
Republican Party. National Committee. 

Records, 1929-48. 20 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Typewritten copies of public statements and copies of 
broadcasts of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and about 
him and his policies, newspaper clippings, and mimeo- 
graphed and printed materials relating chiefly to the period 
1933-45, but also to President Roosevelt while Governor of 
New York and as presidential candidate. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Republican National Committee, 1951 and 
1953. 



MS 65-59 
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, Pres. U. S., 1882-1945, collector. 
Historical manuscripts collection, 1636-1936. 4 ft 
In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Correspondence, legal papers, bills of lading, invoices, re- 
ceipts, bonds, land grants, licenses, shipping papers, military 
orders, bills of sale, custom declarations, and military com- 
missions relating to almost every phase of U. S. history, and 
including autographs of many prominent individuals. 
Names of Presidents appearing in the papers include John 
Adams, Chester A. Arthur, James Buchanan, Grover -Cleve- 
land, Millard Fillmore, William Henry Harrison, Ruther- 
ford B. Hayes, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, Abra- 
ham Lincoln, James Madison, James Monroe, Theodore 
Roosevelt, Zachary Taylor, and Martin Van Buren. Other 
prominent figures represented include George Bancroft, 
Aaron Burr, John Calhoun, Winston S. Churchill, Oliver 
Cromwell, Jefferson Davis, Marquis de LaFayette, R obert 
E. Lee, Lord Nelson, William Pitt, Benjamin Rush, Wil- 
liam Seward, and William T. Sherman. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of President Roosevelt, 1944. 

MS65-60 
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, Pres. U. £.,1882-1945, collector. 
Hudson River Valley and Dutchess County (N. Y.) man- 
uscript collection, ca. 1630-1941. 93 ft. 
In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Correspondence, diaries, journals, account books, ledgers, 
and genealogical records concerning the Hudson River Val- 
ley, particularly Dutchess Co., N. Y. The papers of the 
colonial period contain information an agriculture, business, 
Indian affairs, the manorial system, and the Revolutionary 



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Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, Pres TJ 8 io» ioak -n _. 
Hudson River Valley^d '&&£> ^^"f?"- 
ca. 1630-1941. (Continued) * . ' *'" 

War. The papers for the period after 1789 describe business 
condrtion^ local prominent, politics, property matters, and 

T^^/^, 1 ^. Inclndes 800 ° iten » (1630-1901) of 
Jiobert and Aiida Livingston, their family, and their de- 
scendants; papers (1768-1882) of the Qnackenbnsh family . 
P*P**i}7rZ-W) of Peter Van Gaasbeek; 87 vols, of Van 

ISStSFZ?-*?!? (1771-1888); and Edward Braman's 
notebooks (22 vols.) on the history of Hyde Park, N Y its 
families, and its landmarks. "' 

Liformation on literary rights available in the library. 

Girt of President Roosevelt, 1944, 

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Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, Pres. V. S n 1882-1945, collector. 

STaval and marine manuscript collection, 1730-1942 31 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. T.) 
^Correspondence, diaries, journals, naval orders, and log- 
books containing material on the history of sailing ships and 
steamships, naval actions, explorations, privateering, whal- 
ing, sea trading, and descriptions of foreign lands. Includes 
kgs from the ships U. S. S. Adams, Constitution, Essex, 
Philadelphia, and St Louis; papers of Rear Admirals John 
Almy and David Conner, and Admiral David Dixon Por- 
ter: ks of the memoirs (1846-98) of Admiral Robley D. 
Evans; letter book (1837) of Commodore Matthew Cal- 
brath Perry; and the ms. of an autobiographical sketch of 
Rear Admiral Wmfield Scott Schley. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of President Roosevelt, 1944. 

Roosevelt, James, 1907- MS 65 ~ 62 

Papers, 1937-44. 17ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
^S^. ir0Bl California; Correspondence, 
S£ ll^ e ° h ?' ^° b ^«^ tamscripte^memo^ 
randa, rdating to Roosevelt's work as secretary to Ids 
^.President Franklin D. Roosevelt^SeTcor! 
respondent durmg Roosevelt's service as an officer nX 
Sr?VS rPS ^"^"V* Correspondenteindu^ 
F^Jn^Tf D T W S? Jose P h R G^ey, Harry Hopkins, 
Cordell Hull, Lyndon B. Johnson, David Lilienthal Isador 
Luton, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Nathan Straus. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Liformation on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Roosevelt, 1959. 

Roosevelt family. MS65-63 

Papers, 1706-1925. 21 vr 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N Y ) 
Correspondence, account books, daybooks, ledgers, jour- 
nals, legal papers, logs, printed material, scrapboohs, and 
newspaper dippings concerning real estate transactions in 
New York City (ca. 1726-1863), trading activities in Ber- 
muda and the West Indies (ca. 1753-74), and the sugar 
refinery business in New York City (1750-90), conducted 
byJacobus Roosevelt (1692-1776), Isaac Rooseveiti (1726- 
1794), and James Roosevelt n (1828-1900) ; correspondence, 
account books, and notebooks of James Roosevelt n, father 
of Franklin D. Roosevelt, relating to his activities as busi- 
nessman and landowner; correspondence, diaries legal 
papers, newspaper clippings, and scrapbooks of John A 
Roosevelt (1840-1909), uncle of Franklin D. Roosevelt re- 
lating-to Rosedale, his estate near Poughkeepsie, N Y to 
his work as commissioner of highways, and as commodore 
of the Poughkeepsie Ice Yacht Club; and papers of James 



Roosevelt Roosevelt (1854-1927), half brother of Franklin 
D. Roosevelt, consisting of correspondence while he was 
serving as secretary to the U. S. Legations at Vienna and 
London (1888-97), account books (1894-96), and some cor- 
respondence (1924-25) with Franklin D. Roosevelt. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1942. 



•> r. .. MS65-64 

Rosenman, Samuel Irving, 1896- 

Papcrs. 1928-48. 36 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park. N. Y.) 

Lawyer, editor, judge, and special counsel to the Presi- 
dent of the United States. Correspondence, memoranda, 
conference notes, research material, press releases, and scrap- 
books pertaining to Rosenman's service as special counsel 
to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Includes drafts of 
speeches, messages, and addresses of President Roosevelt as 
well as many corrections made by him; information on 
Rosenman's mission to Europe in 1945 in connection with 
the Yalta Conference, his preparation of "The public papers 
and addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt" (1938-50), his in- 
terest in cartels and antitrust legislation, the 1944 presiden- 
tial convention, and international communications. Cor- 
respondents include Bernard M. Baruch, David Ben-Gurion, 
Francis Biddle, Omar Bradley, James Byrnes, Benjamin 
Cohen, Thomas Corcoran, Wayne Coy, Jonathan Daniels, 
James Forrestal, Milton Handler, William Hassett, Robert 
Hannegan, Harry Hopkins, Harold Ickes, David Lilienthal, 
Isador Lubin, Archibald MacLeish, John McCloy, Livings- 
ton Merchant, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Donald Nelson, Don- 
ald Richberg, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 
Robert Sherwood, and John Winant 

Open in part to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Rosenman, 1959-63. 



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Straus, Nathan, 1889-1961. 
Papers, 1920-61. 24 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y) 
Businessman and Government official. Correspondence, 
reports, a speech and research file, and 59 bound scrapbooks 
containing newspaper clippings, mementos, and photos, re- 
lating to Straus' work as Administrator of the U. S. Hous- 
ing Authority and president of Straus Broadcasting Enter- 
prises. Correspondents include Hubert H. Humphrey, 
Estes Kefauver, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, 
Anna Rosenberg, Adlai E. Stevenson, Harry S. Truman, 
and Woodrow Wilson. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Straus, 1942. 



_ . „ MS 65-66 

Taussig, Charles William, 1896-1948. 
Papers, 1928-48. 80 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Businessman and Government advisor and official. Cor- 
respondence, minutes of conferences and committee meet- 
ings, reports, statistical data, memoranda (induding that of 
conversations), file of speeches and articles, outlines, printed 
congressional bills and other material, and newspaper dip- 
pings relating to Taussig's career as chairman of the Board 
and president of the American Molasses Company and the 
Sucrest Corporation. The papers also document Taussig's 
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Taussig, Charles William, 1896-1948. Papers, 1928-48 
(Continued) 

"brain trust"; as technical advisor to the World Economic 
Conference; as Chairman, National Advisory Committee of 
the National Youth Administration; as U. S. Chairman, 
Anglo-American Caribbean Commission; as advisor to TJ. S. 
Delegation, U. N. Conference, 1945; and as advisor to the 
Secretary of State, Includes information on world trade, 
especially the sugar market, economic, social, and political 
conditions in the Caribbean area and the U. S. policy of 
trusteeship for dependent areas. Correspondents include 
Adolf A. Berle, Spruille Braden, Lawrence Cramer, Jerome 
Frank, Cordell Hull, Harold Ickes, Charles Judd, Fiorello 
La Guardia, Raymond Moley, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin 
D. Roosevelt. Sir Frank Stockdale, Rezford Guy Tugwell, 
Sumner Welles, and Aubrey Williams. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Ruth Adler Taussig, 1951. 



— .' MS 65-67 

Thomas, Elbert Duncan, 1883-1953. 

Papers, 1907-50. 137 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hvde Park, N. Y.) 

Missionary, professor, author, Orientalist, and U. S. Sena- 
tor from Utah. Correspondence, memoranda, telegrams, 
reports, transcripts of radio talks, speech file, photos., and 
periodical and newspaper clippings relating to Thomas' 
service as a U. S. Senator, his interest in labor, civil liberties, 
Federal participation in education, his service on the Senate 
Committee on Military Affairs and the Mexican Claims 
Commission, his relations with Democratic Party leaders, 
his work as U. S. Delegate to the Interparliamentary Union 
Conferences, and to International Labor Conferences. In- 
cludes material on the Mormon Church, mining, and Ori- 
ental history; and five letter books (1907-12) describing 
Thomas' routine as a missionary in Japan as well as obser- 
vations on the climate, geography, culture, and economic 
lite of the Japanese. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Senator Thomas, 1950. 



m_ „ - MS .65-68 

Tugwell, Rexford Guy, 1891- 

Papers, 1927-58. 28 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Teacher, economist, and Government official. Corre- 
spondence, diary, journal notes, drafts of books and speeches, 
research notes, memoranda, newspaper clippings and press 
releases relating to Tugwell's career as a professor at Co- 
lumbia University and the University of Chicago, advisor to 
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary and 
Under Secretary of Agriculture, Director of the Resettle- 
ment Administration, executive of the American Molasses 
Company, chairman of the New York City Planning Com- 
mission, chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico, and 
Governor of Puerto Rico. Includes correspondence and 
writings on political, economic, and social conditions in 
Puerto Rico; papers pertaining to Tugwell's role in the 
Henry A Wallace presidential campaign of 1948 and the 
postwar world government movement; and material on 
Tugwell's numerous publications. 

Unpublished descriptive guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Tugwell, 1963. 



MS65-69 
U. S. Council of National Defense. Advisory Commission. 

Records, 1940-41. 9 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, press releases, minutes of 
conferences, progress reports, special reports, processed ma- 
terials, publications, and newspaper clippings relating to 
the work of the Advisory Commission. Persons appointed 
on May 28, 1940, by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in- 
clude Ralph Budd, Chester C. Davis, Harriet Elliott, Leon 
Henderson, Sidney Hillman, William S. Knudsen, William 
H. McReynolds, and Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., chairman. 

Unpublished inventory in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 65-70 
U. S. Executive Office of the President. 

Records of the Office of the Chief of Social Entertain- 
ments, 1933-45. 63 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, invitations, programs, seat- 
ing charts and card files relating to social functions held at 
the White House during the administration of Franklin D. 
Roosevelt. Includes records of requests by individuals to 
visit the White House, to interview Mrs. Roosevelt, or to 
visit or interview dignitaries staying at the White House; 
records of the White House usher who maintained a daily 
memoranda of visitors to the President; and correspond- 
ence of Edith Helm, Mrs. Roosevelt's social secretary. 

Information on literary rights available at the library. 

MS 65-71 
U. S. Advisory Committee on Education, 

Records, 1936-39. 13 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, abstracts and transcripts of 
conferences, notes, statements, reports, and special studies 
relating to the work' of the committee. The 17 staff studies 
produced relate to such topics as vocational guidance, Fed- 
eral participation in education, administration, land grant 
colleges, vocational rehabilitation, rural education, Negro 
education, and school finance. 

Unpublished check list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS65-72 
U* S. President's Committee on Administrative Manage- 
ment. 

Records, 1936-37. 13 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, research material, speech 
drafts, printed legislative bills, statistical data, press releases, 
progress reports, and a final report relating to the origin, 
procedures, and activities of the committee. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

. MS65-7S 

U. S. President's Committee on an Inquiry on Cooperative 
Enterprise in Europe. 
Records, 1936-37. 5 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Correspondence, memoranda, reports of field activities in 
Europe, transcripts of interviews, press releases, and a final 
report relating to the work of a committee charged with the 
responsibility of making a broad survey that would indicate 
the status and extent of cooperative enterprise and its effects 
on the economy and welfare of Europe. The committee 
spent 10 weeks in Europe observing the operation of con- 



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U. S. President's Committee on an Inquiry on Cooperative 
Enterprise in Europe. Records, 1936-37. (Continued) 

sumer cooperatives and interviewing cooperative employees 
and executives in Czechoslovakia, Denmark, England, 
France, Ireland, Norway, Scotland, Sweden, and Switzer- 
land. Members of the inquiry include Jacob Baker, Emily 
C. Bates, Clifford V. Gregory, Bobin Hood, Leland Olds, 
and Charles Stuart. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 



-, _ _ .. MS65-74 

U. ». President's Committee on Civil Service Improvement. 
Records, 1939-41. 27 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Correspondence, memoranda, reports of proceedings, 
minutes of executive sessions, statistical studies, reports from 
advisory committees, transcripts of hearings and conferences, 
press releases, progress reports, and a final report of the 
work of the committee. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 



tt o , MS 66-75 

U. S. President's Committee on Portal to Portal Travel 
Time. 
Records, 1943-44. 5 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 
Correspondence with mining companies, statistical studies, 
progress reports, and a final report which set portal to portal 
travel time in bituminous coal mines at 59 minutes. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 



tt o r MS65-76 

U. S. Interdepartmental Committee to Coordi- 
nate Jlealth and Welfare Activities. 

Becords, 1935-41. 21ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of committee meet- 
ings, special studies, and reports concerning public health 
problems, Federal health care, and the location and con- 
struction of clinics and hospitals. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



tt o ■ ~ MS 65-77 

U. S. Special Committee to Study the Rubber Situation. 

Becords, 1942. 8 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Correspondence, stenographic notes and verbatim tran- 
scripts of committee hearings and proceedings, reports on 
rubber production, technical studies on synthetic processes, 
and copies of congressional hearings. The committee, in its 
final report; recommended continued and increased use of 
tiiB Polish and butylene glycol processes for rubber pro- 
duction. Members of the committee are Bernard Baruch, 
Karl Comptoh, Samuel Lubell, and James B. Conant, chair- 
man. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS65-78 
Wallace, Henry Agard, 1888-1965. 

Papers, 1941-45. 40 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

U. S. Vice President and Secretary of Agriculture. Cor- 
respondence, memoranda, reports, resolutions, petitions, and 
newspaper clippings concerning Wallace's service as U. S. 
Vice President and Chairman of the Board of Economic 
Warfare. Includes information on Democratic Party acti- 
vities, patronage, Axis activities in Latin America, the 
Standard Oil Company controversy, agriculture, trade re- 
lations with Canada and Sweden, education, labor, appro- 
priation bills, world affairs, and postwar problems. Cor- 
respondents include John H. Bankhead, Chester Bowles, 
James F. Byrnes, John Carmody, CoL William J. Donovan, 
Morris Ernst, William Herridge, Harold Ickes, Jesse Jones, 
David Lilienthal, Henry J. Morgenthau, Jr., Francis 
Castillo Najera, Donald Nelson, Robert Patterson, James G. 
Patton, Frances Perkins, Milo Perkins, Nelson Rockefeller, 
Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harold D. Smith, 
Henry Stimson, Mark Sullivan, Sumner Welles, Walter 
White, and Claude Wickard. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Wallace. 



MS«5-7» 
Wehle, Louis Brandos. 1880-1959. 

Papers, 1877-1958. 42 ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y^) 

Lawyer and Government official Correspondence, ap- 
pointment diaries, memoranda, reports, legal briefs, re- 
search notes, and drafts of articles relating to Wehle's 
career, as a private lawyer in Louisville, Ky. and New York 
City, special -assistant to the Secretary of War; Counsel, 
War Industries Board; Counsel, U. S. Shipping Board 
Emergency Fleet Corporation; member of the White House 
Conference on Power Pooling; Head of the U. S. Foreign 
Economic Mission to the Netherlands; and U. S. Ambassa- 
dor to the Netherlands, serving in England. Includes per- 
sonal correspondence (1877-1958) of the Wehle family. 
Correspondents include Louis D. Brandeis, Christian Herter, 
James M Landis, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Alexander 
Sachs. 

Unpublished shelf list in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Wehle, 1960. 



MS 65-80 
Williams, Aubrey Willis, 1890-1965. 

Papers, 1930-59. 21ft 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Social worker, editor, publisher, and Government official 
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, speech and article 
drafts, and newspaper clippings concerning Williams' work 
as executive director, Wisconsin Conference of Social Work; 
field representative for the Federal Emergency Relief Ad- 
ministration; Deputy Administrator, Works Progress Ad- 
ministration ; and director of organization, National Farmers 
Union. Includes material relating to Williams' role in the 
War Relocation Authority, civil rights, and the Alabama 
Farmers Union. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Williams, 1960. 



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W , MS 65-81 

Winant, John Gilbert, 1889-1947. 

Papers. 1916-47. 117 ft. 

In Franklin D. Roosevelt library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 

Governor of New Hampshire, Government official, and 
diplomat. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, appoint- 
ment books, book draft, file of speeches and articles, legisla- 
tive bills and resolutions, and newspaper clippings relating 
to Winant's career as Governor; Assistant Director and Di- 
rector of the International Labor Office, Geneva, Switzer- 
land; Chairman of the Social Security Board; U. S. Am- 
bassador to Great Britain and U. S. Representative on the 
European Advisory Commission. The papers also docu- 
ment Winant's interest in labor, child welfare, civic organi- 
zations, and New Hampshire politics. Correspondents in- 
clude Arthur J. Altmeyer, Carter Goodrich, Herschel John- 
son, Ester Lape, Harold Laski, Isador Lubin. Archibald 
MacLeish, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Edward R Morrow, 
Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Samuel L 
Rosenman. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Winant family. 

MS 65-82 
Botsford, Edmund, 1745-1819. 

Letters, 1785-1819. 105 items. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Baptist clergyman, of Georgetown, S. C. Letters from 
Botsford, mostly addressed to Richard Furman (1755- 
1825), pertaining to affairs in Botsford's churches and other 
Baptist churches in the low country of South Carolina, giv- 
ing his opinions on current events, Baptist work, and men- 
tioning the names of many of the Baptist leaders of the 
time. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of the Furman family. 

MS65-83 
Cook, Harvey Toliver, 1848-1943. 

Papers, 1882-1930. ca. 250 items. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Author and educator at Furman University. Corre- 
spondence, both personal and pertaining to Cook's interest 
in history, education, and religion; and miscellaneous writ- 
ings. 

Gift of Dr. Cook. 

MS 65—84 
Davis, Jonathan, 1785-1855. 

Papers, 1821-51. 66 items. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Clergyman and planter, of Fairfield Co., S. C. Chiefly 
correspondence together with a few bills dealing with per- 
sonal affairs. Includes 20 letters mainly from Baptist 
clergymen, concerning denominational affairs, especially 
Furman Institution (later Furman University). 

Gift of the Furman family through Mrs. Furman Norris, 
1964. 

MS65-85 
Furman, James Clement, 1809-1891. 

Papers, 1827-90. 1300 items. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Baptist clergyman and educator, of Greenville, S. C. Cor- 
respondence chiefly concerning the Baptist denomination in 
South Carolina and Furman's work as a teacher and presi- 
dent of Furman University; and 800 sermons and addresses. 

Gift of the Furman family, ca. 1900 and 1962. 



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Furman, Richard, 1755-1825. 

Ck)rrespondence7l777=1825r~4644tems. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 
_ Revolutionary patriot, Baptist clergyman, and denomina- 
tional leader. Correspondence of Furman,' primarily with 
well-known Baptist clergymen, chiefly concerning affairs 
relating to the Baptist denomination. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of the Furman family. 

MS 65-87 
Furman family. 

Correspondence, 1782-1960. 4 ft (1800 items) 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Correspondence of the family of Richard Furman (1755- 
1825), Baptist minister of Charleston, S. C, beginning with 
his mother, Rachel (Brodhead) Furman (d. 1794). The 
bulk of the letters are from Furman's children but letters 
from his grandchildren and great-grandchildren are in- 
cluded. 

Gifts, at various times, from different branches of the 
Furman family. 

x * ^ MS 65-88 

Jodson, Charles HaBette, 1820-1907. 
Papers, 1851-1902. ca. 500 items. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S.C.) 

Professor and treasurer at Furman University. Corre- 
spondence and business papers, chiefly relating to Judson's 
work at Furman University. 
Gift of the Judson family, ca. 1907. 

MS 65-89 
Manly, Basil, 1798-1868. 

Papers, 1828-68. ca. 60 items. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Baptist clergyman, of Charleston and Greenville, S. C. 
and president of the University of Alabama. Correspond- 
ence relating to Manly's works in Charleston Baptist 
churches, theological education, Furman University, contro- 
versies, discipline, ordinances, the Triennial Baptist Con- 
vention, and the Southern Baptist Convention, slavery, and 
the editing of the "Southern Baptist and general intelli- 
gence," the University of Alabama; themes of Basil Manly, 
Jr. while a student at the University of Alabama, and a 
diary of his life while a graduate student at Princeton Uni- 
versity, 1844-47. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Some of the letters were formerly part of the library's 
James C. Furman collection. 

Gifts of the Furman family ; and Mrs. T. T. Goldsmith. 

MS 65-90 
Manly family. 

Correspondence, 1829-92. 2 ft 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Family correspondence (beginning with Elizabeth 
(Maultsby) Manly, the mother of Basil Manly (1798-1868)) 
chiefly between the Manly children and their parents, par- 
ticularly Basil Manly (1825-1892) a theologian. Members 
of the Manly family include Charles Manly, educator, 
Charles Matthews Manly, aeronautical engineer, and John 
Matthews Manly, educator and author. 

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MS 65-91 
Manning, William Thomas, Bp~, 1866-1949. 
Papers, 1890-1950. 30 feet (15,000 items) 
In General Theological Seminary library (New York) 
Episcopal bishop. Correspondence, diary (1904-49), ser- 
mons and addresses, magazine articles, notebooks, photos., 
program bulletins, and newspaper clippings chiefly centered 
around Manning's service as head of the Diocese of New 
York (1921-46) and as rector of Trinity Parish in New 
York (1908-21). Includes material concerning the build- 
ing of the Cathedral of St John the Divine, New York 
City (1924-49), Christian unity including the world Faith 
and Order movement and the proposed Presbyterian- 
Protestant Episcopal merger of 1940, the Bertrand Russell 
cases (1929 and 1940), marriage and divorce, Percy Grant 
case (1923), William Norman Guthrie (1933), Trinity tene- 
ments (1908-09), and the closing of St. John's Chapel of 
the Trinity Parish. Correspondents include Morgan Dix, 
William DuBose, Thomas Gailor, Howard Chandler Rob- 
bins, Boyd Vincent, and Edward L. Parsons. 

Calendar (in progress) available in the library. Also 
described in Bulletin of the General Theological Seminary, 
v. 50, no. 5 (Nov. 1964) pp. 6-9. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gift of the Manning family, 1963. 

MS 65-92 
Seabury, Samuel, 1801-1872. 

Papers, 1830-73. 519 items. 

In General Theological Seminary Library (New York) 

Episcopal clergyman, editor, and professor at the General 
Theological Seminary, New York. Principally letters to 
Seabury as editor of "The Churchman" and other papers 
dealing with the affairs of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 
Correspondents include Thomas Winthrop Coit, Arthur 
Cleveland Coxe, George Washington Doane, Samuel Farmar 
Jarvis, William Augustus Muhlenberg, Benjamin Tredwell 
Onderdonk, Henry TJstick Onderdonk, William Rollinson 
Whitfinghajn, and John Williams. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Andrew Oliver. 

MS 65-93 
McConaughy, David, 1823-1902. 

Papers, 1863-86. ca. 100 items. 

In Gettysburg College Library, Civil War Institute. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Founder and secretary of the Battlefield Memorial Asso- 
ciation, Gettysburg, Pa. Correspondence, battle dispatch 
book, maps, documents, a citation by Gen. George Gordon 
Meade to McConaughy, newspapers, memorabilia of the 
Battle of Gettysburg, and other papers relating to the pre- 
servation of the Battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa. Includes 
letters from Northern Civil War leaders, material on mili- 
tary reunions, and a painting, "The charge up east Cemetery 
Hill," by P. F. Rothermel together with his original com- 
mission from the Pennsylvania Legislature to paint the 
series, "The Battle of Gettysburg." 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of the McConaughy family, 1932. 

MS 65-94 
Anderson, Clinton Presba, 1895- 
Papers, 1945-48. 6 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Businessman, Secretary of Agriculture, and U. S. Senator 
from New Mexico. Official and personal correspondence, 
memoranda, reports, and other papers relating to Ander- 
son's service as Secretary of Agriculture during President 
Harry S. Truman's administration. 



Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Anderson, 1962. 



MS 65-95 
Andrews, Stanley, 1895- 

Papers, 1949-53. 1 ft 

In Harry S. Truman library (Independence, Mo.) 

Editor and Government official. Correspondence, memo- 
randa, speeches, reports, press releases and other papers re- 
lating principally to Andrews' career as Director, Office of 
Foreign Agricultural Relations; special consultant, Dept 
of State; and Administrator, Technical Cooperation Ad- 
ministration. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Andrews, 196L 



MS 65-96 
AnsHnger, Harry Jacob, 1892- 

Papers, 1934-64. 134 items. 

In Harry S. Truman library (Independence, Mo.) 

U. S. Commissioner of Narcotics. Reports, articles, news- 
paper clippings, publications, and other papers relating to 
Anslinger's career as Commissioner of Narcotics. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Anslinger, 1963. 



MS 65-97 
Boyd, James, 1904- 

Papers, 1941-59. 5 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Educator, Army officer, Government official, and "min- 
ing corporation executive. Correspondence, memoranda, 
speeches, reports, orders, news releases, and other papers re- 
lating to Boyd's activities as an Army officer during World 
War n, Director of the U. S. Bureau of Mines, Adminis- 
trator of the Defense Minerals Administration, and Chair- 
man of the National Science Foundation Advisory Commis- 
sion on Mineral Research. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information available on literary rights in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Boyd, 1961. 



MS65-98 
Campbell, Wallace J 1910- 

Papers, 1948-59. 19 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Cooperative organization executive. Correspondence,- 
memoranda, notes, minutes, reports, clippings, and other 
papers documenting Campbell's service as director of the 
Washington, D. C, office of the Cooperative League of the 
U. S. A; editor of the magazine, CO-OP; chairman of the 
Executive Committee of CARE ; and member of the TJ. S. 
National Commission for UNESCO. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Cooperative League of the U. S. A I960. 



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MS 65-09 
Chapman, Oscar Littleton, 1896- 

Papers, 1931-52. 52 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Secretary of the Interior. Correspondence, 
memoranda, speeches, reports, statements, and other papers 
relating to Chapman's work as Assistant Secretary and 
Secretary of the Interior. Includes materials documenting 
his activities in Colorado and national politics. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. . 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Oscar L. Chapman, 1960. 

nu>^ t v «. -a MS65-100 

Clark, John Davidson, 1884- 

Papers, 1946-52. 1 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Economist, educator, and Government official Corre- 
spondence, memoranda, reports, and other papers relating 
to dark s career as a member of the President's Councilof' 
Economic Advisors. Includes an unpublished ms. concern- 
ing the history of the Council of Economic Advisors during 
the Truman _ administration's first term, 1946-48. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted bv the 
library. J 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Clark, I960. 

Committee for the Marshall Plan. .«>m»-u»i 

Records, 1947-51. 409 items. 
In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Uuefly financial records of the committee, a private or- 
ganization, formed in 1947 for the purpose of winning over 
American public opinion to acceptance of the European Re- 
covery Program; and minutes and agenda of its executive 
committee (1947-48). 
Open to investigators under library restrictions 
Jiiformation on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Hugh Moore and Clark M Eichelberger, 1963.' 

^u~ *. , MS 65-102 

Cooperative League of the U. S. A. 

Records of the Washington Office, 1936-49. 70 ft 
In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo ) 
Correspondence to and from officials of the league Gov- 
ernment officials, officials and members of cooperatives, and 
other persons and organizations,- mimeographed minutes, 
releases, and promotional and educational materials prepared 
by or for the league, a federation of national and regional 
consumer, service, and supply cooperatives. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. J 

Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of the league, 1960. 



Davis, Michael Marks, 1879- MS 65-103 

Papers, 1939-55. ca. 10,000 items on 11 reels of microfilm 
(positive) 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
_M^rofilmcopies made from the originals in the library of 
Dr. Davis, Chevy Chase, Md. 

Medical administrator. Correspondence, speech files, 
minutes, legislative files, publications, and other papers re- 
lating to the health programs advocated by the Truman ad- 
ministration. Includes records of the Committee for the 
Nation's Health; files of President Truman's principal 



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speeches and messages concerning his health program with 
related correspondence and press releases; texts of bills re- 
lating to health insurance; and material relating to the 
activities of the American Medical Association and the Na- 
tional Physicians Committee in regard to the Truman health 
program. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Dr. Davis, 1962. 

..„„.,„. MS 65-104 

Davis, Nathaniel Penistone, 1895- 
Papers, 1916-57. 1 box. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Foreign^ Service officer. Correspondence, diaries, speech 
files, clippings, and other papers documenting Davis' career 
in the Foreign Service, including his service as Minister- 
Counselor in the Philippines, Minister to Costa Rica, and 
Minister to Hungary. Includes documents pertaining to his 
experiences as a prisoner of the Japanese during World 
Warn. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Mr. Davis, 196L 

Donaldson, Jesse M 1885- MS 66-105 

Papers, 1948-52. 1 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

U. S. Postmaster General. Letters of congratulation re- 
ceived upon Donaldson's appointment as Postmaster Gen- 
eral, speeches and statements made by him while in that 
office, and newspaper clippings concerning his public career 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Donaldson, 1960. 

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Foley, Raymond M 1890- 

Papers, 1946-53. 2ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official. Correspondence, memoranda, 
speeches, press releases, pamphlets, and other papers relat- 
ing principally to Foley's career as Commissioner of the 
Federal Housing Administration and Administrator of the 
Housing and Home Finance Agency. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Foley, 1962. 

« . ~ , „ MS 65-107 

Foskett, James H 1898-1961, 

Papers, 1919-54. 1ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Naval officer and naval aide to President Harry S. Tru- 
man. Correspondence, diaries, speeches, reports, orders, and 
other materials relating to Foskett's naval career. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Mrs. Foskett, 1962. 

MS 65-108 
Freer, Robert Elliot, 1896-1962. 
Papers, 1933-62. 23 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Lawyer and Government official. Correspondence, 
speeches, reports, legal files, press releases, and other papers. 
Includes personal correspondence and materials relating to 
Freer's private legal practice in Washington, D. C,and his 
service as a member of the Federal Trade Commission. 
_Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 

Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Mrs. Freer, 1963. 



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MS 65-109 
Galvin, Michael J 1907-1963. 

Papers, 1933-63. 10 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Lawyer, Government official, and Army officer. Corre- 
spondence, memoranda, reports, maps, newspaper clippings, 
publications, and other materials chiefly relating to Galvin's 
activities as an Army officer during and after World War 
n and his service as a State senator in the Massachusetts 
Legislature with some material relating to his service as 
Under Secretary of Labor. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Eleanor H. Galvin, 1961 

. . MS 66-110 

Gardner, Warner Winslow, 1909- 

Papers, 1934-47. 2 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Government official Correspondence, 
memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings, and other mate- 
rials documenting Gardner's career as U. S. Supreme Court 
law clerk, special assistant to the Attorney General, Solicitor 
of the Dept of Labor, and Solicitor of the Dept. of the 
Interior. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Gardner, 1962. 



MS 65-111 
Gibson, John W 1910- 

Papers, 1935-54. 20 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Labor union and Government official. Correspondence, 
memoranda, speech files, reports, charts, and other materials 
documenting Gibson's career as an official of the United 
Dairy Workers Union, vice president and president of the 
Michigan CIO Council, chairman of the Dept of Labor and 
Industry of the State of Michigan, Assistant Secretary of 
Labor, Chairman of the U. S. Displaced Persons Commis- 
sion, consultant to the Association of Launderers, and presi- 
dent of the Premium Distributing Company. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Gibson, 1961. 



MS65-112 
Herzog, Paul M 1906- 

Papers, 1931-62. 5 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer, educator, and Government official Correspond- 
ence, speeches, publications, clippings, and other papers. 
Includes personal correspondence files and materials relat- 
ing to Herzog's service as a member and chairman of the 
New York State Labor Relations Board, chairman of the 
National Labor Relations Board, associate dean of the Har- 
vard School of Public Administration, and executive vice 
president and president of the American Arbitration Asso- 
ciation; and items concerning the activities of the Commit- 
tee on Conflict of Interest Statutes of the Association of the 
Bar of the City of New York and the New York State Ad- 
visory Council, Labor and Management Improper Practices 
Act of New York. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Herzog, 1962. 



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MS 65-113 
Holland, Loo E 1878-1960. 

Papers, 1916-60. 119 ft 

In Harry S. Truman library (Independence, Mo.) 

Businessman and Government official. Correspondence, 
memoranda, speeches, reports, scrapbooks, clippings, publi- 
cations, and other papers relating to the Holland Engraving 
Company and to Holland's activities as president of the Mid 
Central War Resources Board; chairman of the Smaller 
War Plants Corporation; chairman of the Mayor's Avia- 
tion Advisory Board, Kansas City, Mo.; trustee of the Com- 
mittee for Economic Development; president of the Associ- 
ated Advertising Clubs of the World; president of the 
American Automobile Association; president of the Na- 
tional Better Business Bureau; and president of the Kansas 
City, Mo., Chamber of Commerce. Includes personal cor- 
respondence files. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Lorance M Holland and Mr. L Garratt 
Holland, 1963. 

MS66-114 
Houston, John C 1909- 

Papers, 1945-54. ca. 115 items. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official and businessman. Correspondence, 
memoranda, directives, press releases, and other papers relat- 
ing to Houston's service with the War Production Board, 
with the Civilian Production Administration, as special 
assistant in the White House Office, and as Executive Vice 
Chairman and Acting Chairman of the Munitions Board. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Houston, 1962. 



MS 65-115 
Johnson, Herschel Y 1894- 

Papers, 1929-53. 6 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Foreign Service officer. Correspondence, speeches, press 
releases, newspaper clippings, and other papers documenting 
Johnson's career in the U. S. Foreign Service, including 
service as Minister to Sweden, 1941-46; Deputy U S. Rep- 
resentative on the U. N. Security Council, 1946-48 ; and U. S. 
Ambassador to Brazil, 1948-53. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by "the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Johnson, 1962. 



MS 65-116 
Jones, James WeMon, 1896- 

Papers, 1929-54. 10 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official Correspondence, memoranda, 
speeches, personal files, reports, publications, and other 
papers chiefly concerned with Jones' service as Insular Audi- 
tor, Acting High Commissioner, and Financial Advisor to 
the High Commissioner of the Philippines, 1933-40; and as 
Assistant Director of the U. S. Bureau of the Budget The 
greater part of the material relates to Philippine affairs. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Jones, 1962. 



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— MS 65-117 

Jones, Joseph Marion, 1908- 

Papers, 1947. ca. 200 items. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Author and Government official Correspondence, memo- 
randa, speeches, notes, press releases, and other papers per- 
taining to the formulation of the Truman Doctrine and the 
Marshall Plan assembled by Jones while serving in the 
Dept of State as special assistant to the Assistant Secretary 
of State for Public Affairs. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Jones, 1961. 



MS 65-118 
Kaiser, Philip M 1913- 

Papers, 1948-54. 2 ft. 

In Harry- S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official. Correspondence, memoranda, speech 
files, articles, and other papers principally relating to Kai- 
ser's work as Assistant Secretary of Labor for International 
Labor Affairs and as TJ. S. Government member of the gov- 
erning body of the International Labor Office. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Kaiser, 1962. 

MS 65-119 
Kenney, W John, 1904- 

Papers, 1946-49. 1 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Government official. Correspondence file for 
the period of Kenney's service as Under Secretary of the 
Navy and file of speeches delivered and testimony given to 
congressional committees during his tenure as Assistant Sec- 
retary of the Navy and Under Secretary of the Navy. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Kenney, 1964. 

MS 65-120 
Lawton, Frederick J 1900- 

Papers, 1917-63. 5 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official. Correspondence, memoranda, speech 
files, bulletins, circulars, and other papers documenting 
Lawton's Government career, including his service as ad- 
ministrative assistant to the President, 1948; Assistant Di- 
rector of the Bureau of the Budget, 1949; Director of the 
Bureau of the Budget, 1950-53; and member of the Civil 
Service Commission, 1953-63. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Lawton, 1962-63. 



MS65-121 
Lloyd, David Demarest, 1911-1962. 

Papers, 1949-63. 29 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Lawyer and Government official. Correspondence, memo- 
randa, speech files, reports, press releases, newspaper clip- 
pings, and publications reflecting Lloyd's work as adminis- 
trative assistant to President Harry S. Truman and as execu- 
tive director of the Harry S. Truman Library, inc., and his 
interests in the work of the Americans for Democratic Ac- 
tion, the Democratic National Committee, the National Con- 



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ference on International Economic and Social Development, 
and the Salk Institute. Includes personal correspondence 
files. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Lloyd, 1963. 



MS 65-122 
Locke, Edwin Allen, 1910- 

Papers, 1941-53. 2 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Corporation executive and Government official Corre- 
spondence, memoranda, reports, notes, clippings, and other 
papers relating to Locke's activities as an official of the War 
Production Board, executive assistant to the President's 
Personal Representative in China, special assistant to the 
President of the United States, special representative of the 
Secretary of State, and Ambassador to the Near East. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Locke, 196L 



MS65-123 
McGrath, Earl James, 1902- 

Papers, 1947-53. 3 reels of microfilm (negative) 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Microfilm copies from the originals in the possession of 
Dr. McGrath. 

Educator. Letters, addresses, articles, statements, and 
forewords prepared by McGrath during bis service as U. S. 
Commissioner of Education. 

Research access restricted. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Dr. McGrath, 1958. 



MS 65-124 
McGrath, James Howard, 1903- 

Papers, 1934-52. 93 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Ma) 

Lawyer, politician, and Government official Correspond- 
ence, memoranda, speeches, legislative files, reports, clip- 
pings, and other papers relating to McGratb's career as 
Governor of Bhode Island, U. S. Solicitor General U. S. 
Senator from Bhode Island, chairman of the Democratic 
National Committee, and U. S. Attorney General 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. McGrath, 1960. 



MS 65-125 
Mitchell Stephen A 1903- 

Papers, 1947-60. 40 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and chairman of the Democratic National Com- 
mittee. Correspondence, memoranda, speech files, reports, 
press releases, scrapbooks, and newspaper clippings relating 
principally to Mitchell's political activities. Includes per- 
sonal correspondence files. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. MitcheU, 1963. 



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. MS65-126 

Murphy, Charles S 1909- 

Papers, 1951-61. 6 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Government official Correspondence, memo- 
randa, notes, speech files, and other materials relating to 
Murphy's career as special counsel to the President of the 
United States, 1951-53, and as personal advisor to former 
President Harry S. Truman, 1953-61. 
_ Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Murphy, 1961. 



MS65-127 
National Aircraft War Production Council. 

Records, 1942-45. 12 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Correspondence, reports, memoranda, minutes of meet- 
ings, working schedules, and other papers relating to the 
activities of the council in coordinating and expediting the 
work of the American aircraft manufacturing industry dur- 
ing World War n. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Richard C. Palmer, 196L 



MS 65-128 
National Committee Against limiting the Presidency. 

Records, 1940-51. 149 items. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

In part, photocopies made by the library from originals 
in the possession of Daniel F. Clancy, of Gahanna, Ohio. 

Correspondence, clipping files, publications, and other 
materials of a committee founded in 1949 to oppose the rati- 
fication of the 22d Amendment to the U. S. Constitution. 
Includes correspondence (prior to 1949) concerning Daniel 
F. Clancy's opposition to. the limitation of the Presidency to 
two terms. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Daniel F. Clancy, 1963. 



„ .. ,_ MS 65-129 

National Security Committee. 

Records, 1946-48. 1ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Correspondence, administrative records, bulletins, press 
releases, and publications of the committee, a private organi- 
zation formed to support an adequate program of national 
security and particularly to give backing to President Harry 
S. 'Truman's proposed universal military training program. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Worthington Thompson, 1963. 



«wi_ n , MS 65-130 

CrConnell, Joseph James, 1905- 

Papers, 1944-47. 1ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Government official Transcripts of official 
telephone calls and lists of visitors during O'Connell's 
service as General Counsel of the Treasury Dept. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

GrftofMr.O'Connell,1963. 



MSTO-131 



Pace, Frank C 1912- 

Papers, 1946-53. 10 ft 

In Harry S. Truman library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer, Government official, and corporation executive. 
Correspondence, speeches, calendars, scrapbooks, and other 
papers relating principally to Pace's service as Assistant 
Director and Director of the Bureau of the Budget and as 
Secretary of the Army. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Pace, 1962. 

MS65-132 
Pike, Sumner Tucker, 1891- 

Papers, 1920-6L 7 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official Correspondence, speeches, reports, 
clippings, and publications chiefly relating to Pike's service 
as Commissioner of the 17. S. Securities and Exchange Com- 
mission, 1940-46, and as a member of the TJ. S. Atomic 
Energy Commission, 1946-51. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Pike, 1962. 



MS65-133 
Redding, John M 1908- 

Papers, 1938-56. lift 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Author, Government official, and businessman. Cor- 
respondence, memoranda, rough drafts, reports, press re- 
leases, and other papers relating to Bedding's career as an 
author, Army officer during World War n, publicity director 
of the Democratic National Committee, Assistant Post- 
master General, and consultant to the Advisory Committee 
to the Trucking Industry. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Bedding, 196L 



MS 65-134 
Rigdon, William McKinley, 1904- 

Papers, 1945-53. 1 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Naval officer. Correspondence, memoranda, notes, orders, 
clippings, and other papers relating to Rigdon's career as 
assistant naval aide to President Harry S. Truman. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Rigdon, 1964. 



MS 65-135 
Rosenman, Samuel Irving, 1896- 

Papers, 1945-49. 3 ft 

;In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and judge. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, 
speeches, and other papers relating principally to Rosenman's 
work as special counsel to President Harry S. Truman. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Rosenman, 1961-62. 



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„ „ MS 65-136 

Ross, Charles Griffith, 1885-1950. 

Papers, 1945-50. 5 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman library (Independence, Mo.) 

Reporter, editor, and press secretary to President Harry 
S. Truman. Correspondence, memoranda, transcripts of 
press and radio conferences, notes, press releases, and other 
papers relating principally to Ross' career as press secretary 
to President Truman. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Florence G. Roberts, 1960. 

... „ A „ , MS-65-137 

Schindler, Alfred, 1894- 

Papers, 1934^-55. 14 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Business executive and Government official Correspond- 
ence, memoranda, reports, bulletins, magazine articles, news- 
paper clippings, and other papers relating principally to 
Schindlert work as special assistant to the Secretary of Com- 
merce and Chief of the Consultant Division, Defense Plant 
Corporation, 1942-43; and Under Secretary of Commerce, 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Mr. Schindler, 1960. 

MS 65-138 
Simons, Frieda (Hennock) 1904-1960. 

Papers, 1948-55. 8 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Government official. Correspondence, briefs, 
statements, articles, publications, and other papers relating 
to Miss Hemlock's service, prior to her marriage, as a mem- 
ber of the Federal Communications Commission. Much of 
the material pertains to the subject of educational television. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of William H. Simons, 1961. 

MS 65-139 
Smith, Bryee B 1878-1962. 

Papers, 1924-62. 2 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Business executive and public official. Correspondence, 
speeches, statements, newspaper clippings, publications, and 
other papers chiefly pertaining to Smith's career as a public 
official in Kansas City, Mo., including his service as mayor 
and member of the Board of Education. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Betty Northcutt and Mrs. Viola S. Hamilton, 
1963. 

MS 65-140 
Spingarn, Stephen Joel, 1908- 

Papers, 1944-64. 22 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official Correspondence files, memoranda, 
reports, press releases, and clipping files relating to 
Spingarn's service with the Treasury Dept. as attorney and 
As s istan t General Counsel, 1940-42 and 1946-49; activities 
in connection with the Counter-intelligence Corps, 1944-53 ; 
his service on the White House staff, 1949-50; and his term 
as a member of the Federal Trade Commission. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Spingarn, 1961-34. 



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MS 65-141 
Stowe, David H 1910- 

Papers, 1947-52. 3 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Government official. Correspondence, memoranda, re- 
ports, and other papers relating to Stowe : s career as special 
assistant in the White House Office and as administrative 
assistant to President Harry S. Truman. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Stowe, 1963. 

MS 65-142 
Snyder, John Wesley, 1895- 
Papers, 1945-53. 26 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Banker, corporation executive, and Secretary of the 
Treasury. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, speeches, 
hearings, and other papers relating principally to Snyder's 
career as Secretary of the Treasury during the administra- 
tion of President Harry S. Truman. 

_ Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Snyder, 1961-64. 

MS 65-143 
Tannenwald, Theodore, 1916- 

Papers, 1947-57. 4 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Government official. Correspondence, speech 
files, press releases, newspaper clippings, publications, and 
other papers relating mainly to Tannenwald's work as 
counsel to the special assistant to the President, Averell 
Harriman, 1947-49; Assistant Director for Mutual Security; 
and Chief of Staff to the Director for Mutual Security, 
1951-53. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Tannenwald, 1962. 

_ MS 65-14* 

Vaughan, Harry H 1893- 

Papers, 1916-62. 2 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Microfilm copies (2 reels positive) made at the National 
Archives of the original scrapbooks in the possession of 
General Vaughan. 

Army officer. Correspondence, reports, publications and 
other papers relating principally to Vaughan's service as a 
military aide to President Harry S. Truman; together with 
scrapbooks documenting Vaughan's military career be- 
ginning with World War i. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of General Vaughan, 1964. 

MS 65-145 
Truman, Harry S„ Pres. U. S., 1884- 
Papers, 1935-53. 3245 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Correspondence, memoranda, speech files, notes, press re- 
leases, scrapbooks, clippings, and other papers documenting 
Truman's career as 17. S. Senator from Missouri, Vice Presi- 
dent of the United States, and President of the United 
States. The senatorial papers are chiefly from his second 
term and consist mainly of correspondence with constitu- 
ents and others. The Presidential papers include the 
White House Central Files for the Truman administration 



Truman, Harry S, Pres. U. &, 1884- 
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Papers, 1935-53. 



and the files of certain members of the White House staff, of 
the White House Official Reporter, of the White House So- 
cial Office, of the White House Telephone Office, and of the 
White House Office of Social Correspondence. 

The senatorial papers (1935-1945) were formerly in the 
University of Missouri library, Western Historical Manu- 
scripts Collection, and had been cataloged on card number 
MS 61-9. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Truman, 1957. 

„ MS 65-146 

Veatch, Nathan Thomas, 1886- 

Papers, 1926-33. 1 box. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Engineer. Correspondence and other papers relating to 
the highway construction program approved by the voters 
of Jackson Co., Mo., in 1928 and 193L Includes reports 
dated 1927 and 1933 prepared by Veatch and E. M. Stayton 
as consulting engineers to the Jackson County Court at the 
request of Harry S. Truman, then presiding judge of that 
court. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literarv rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Veatch, 196*1. 

MS 65-147 
Wallgren, Monrad Charles, 1891-1961. 

Papers, 1945-59. 2 ft 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Ma) 

Government official Correspondence, memoranda, 
speeches, scrapbooks, clippings, and other papers relating 
principally to Wallgren's service as Governor of Washing- 
ton and as Chairman of the Federal Power Commission. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Wallgren, 1962. 

„ . _ MS65-148 

Wanng, Frank A 1901- 

Papers, 1946-51. 2 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Government official. Correspondence, memoranda, notes, 
opinions, dippings, and other papers documenting Waring's 
career as Chairman of the Philippine War Damage Com- 
mission. Includes copies of the official minutes of the com- 
mission. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Waring, 1962. 

MS 65-149 
Webb, James Edwin, 1906- 

Papers, 1928-60. 41ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 
Government official and businessman. Correspondence, 
memoranda, speech files, personal business records, reports, 
press releases, and other papers. Includes personal corre- 
spondence ; materials documenting Webb's career as Director 
of the Bureau of the Budget, Under Secretary of State, and 
Admini strator of the National Aeronautics and Space Ad- 
ministration; and items relating to his work with the Na- 



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tional Advisory Cancer Council, the National Aeronautics 
Association, the Committee for Economic Development, the 
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, and the Frontiers of 
Science Foundation of Oklahoma, and to his activities as a 
member of the Board of Trustees of George Washington Uni- 
versity and as a member of the Committee to Study the Mili- 
tary Assistance Program. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Webb, 1962-63. 



-» „ MS65-150 

Wotfsohn, Joel D 1900-196L 

Papers, 1937-52. 5 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and Government official Correspondence, memo- 
randa, speeches, reports, clippings, and other papers relat- 
ing to Wolfsohn's career as an official of the Dept. of the 
Interior, including his service as assistant to the Secretary 
of the Interior and as Assistant Secretary of the Interior. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. , 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mrs. Wolfsohn, 1964. 



-..-,.' MS65-151 

Yates, Sidney R 1909- 

Papers, 1949-62. 53 ft. 

In Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Illinois. Corre- 
spondence, memoranda, reports, newsletters, publications, 
and other papers documenting Yates' service as a member 
of the House of Representatives from the 9th Illinois Dis- 
trict. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by Um 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Mr. Yates, 1962. 



MS 65-152 
Friends, Society of. American Friends Service Committee. 
Archives, 1917-63. 1155 ft. 
In Haverford College Library. 

Correspondence, minutes, reports, personnel data, financial 
papers, publications, mimeographed serials, press releases, 
newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, awards, gifts, recordings, 
photos., glass slides, posters, and other material covering 
work in relief and rehabilitation (especially after World Wars 
i and re), refugee aid, social and technical assistance, inter- 
national affairs, peace education, community relations, and 
youth services. Includes mss. and correspondence of Henry 
J. Cadbury (b. 1883), Rufus M. Jones (1863-1948), and 
Clarence E. Pickett (b. 1884) material on the 1947 Nobel 
Peace Prize; and records of the following organizations: 
American Relief for India, Emergency Peace Campaign, 
Friends Service, inc., and National Japanese- American Stu- 
dent Relocation Council. 
Unpublished guide to the published material in the library. 
Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 
Information on literary rights available at tha library. 
Deposited by the committee, 1941-63. 



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MS 65-153 
Friends, Society of. London Yearly Meeting. 

Records, 1673-1860. 16 reels of microfilm. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

Microfilm copy (15 reels positive, 1 reel negative) of 
originals in the Friends Library, London. 

Correspondence (1757-1815) between Meeting for Suffer- 
ings of London Yearly Meeting and Meeting for Sufferings 
in Philadelphia; correspondence of the London Yearly 
Meeting with governors of different provinces in America; 
minutes (1688-1860) and Morning Meeting records (1673- 
1726). 

Listed in the Union list of microfilms, Supplement, 1949/ 
59, v. 1. 

Purchased from the Friends Library, London, 1950-52. 



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MS 65-154 



MS65-155 
Haverford College. Library. 

Journal and diary collection, ca. 1712-1952. ca. 53 ft. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 
_ Journals and diaries containing information on Quaker 
life, religious attitudes, world travel, economics, and politics. 
Includes abstracts from the life of Mary (Proude) Sprin- 
gett Penington (1616-1682) ; journal (1759-1813) of George 
Churchman (1730-1814) describing Friends' hardships dur- 
ing the American Revolution; diaries and memoranda 
(1784-96) of John Parrish (1730-1807) concerning slavery; 
journal (1794-98) of "William Savery (1750-1804) telling of 
his ministry in America and Europe; diaries (1814-70) of 
Jacob R. Elfreth (1789-1870) and diaries (1861-1924) of 
Jacob R. Elfreth (1837-1924) recording daily life in and 
around Philadelphia; journal (1904-37) of William Charles 
Allen (1857-1938) concerning travels in the ministrv to 
Puerto Rico, the Far East, Gt .Brit, Europe, and Africa, 
and his diary of World War i years, discussing the effect of 
propaganda on the American people. 

Indexed in the library's card catalog. Also described in 
Survey of manuscript collections at Haverford College, 
1940-41, bv Paul Bleyden. 

„ _, , MS 65-156 

Haverford College. Library. 

Miscellaneous Quaker manuscripts, 1655-1954. ca. 17 ft 
and 62 reels of microfilm. 

In Haverford College Library, Quaker Collection. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies (positive) 
and microfilm (47 reels positive and 15 reels negative) made 
from originals owned by the Boston Public Library; Col- 
chester, Eng., Monthly Meeting; Friends Library, London; 
and private hands. 

_ Correspondence, sermons, dissertations, maps, deeds, mar- 
riage certificates, and other papers. Includes material on 
the founding and development of the William Penn Charter 
School, Philadelphia, and other papers (1824-1911) of Ed- 
ward Bettle (1841-1912); correspondence of Morris Evans 
Leeds (1869-1952) pertaining to the first window envelope, 
invented ca. 1861 by Lewis Walker Leeds (1827-1896) ; let- 
ters (1839-44) to Thomas P. Nichols, concerning the Wil- 
burite separation in New York and Rhode Island, including 
four from John Wilbur (1774-1856) ; correspondence (1756- 
73) of Israel Pemberton (1715-1779) concerning the In- 
dians; the Stephen Crisp collection of Quaker letters (1655- 
91) ; business papers (1772-76) of Owen Biddle, a Philadel- 
phia merchant; card catalog and index of Friends' Library, 
London and selections from four of its manuscript collec- 
tions: the Barclay mss., the correspondence (1655-62) of 
William Dewsbury (d. 1688), the Spence mss., and the 
Swarthmore mss.; 21 notebooks of T. Chalkley Matlack (fl. 
1934) containing histories, photos, and other data about 
. Friends' Meetings in the Middle Atlantic States; records 



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(1835-42) of the Friends' Reading Room Association, Phil- 
adelphia; minutes (1838-46) of the American Free Produce 
Association; records (1821-57) of the TnfliMia Society of 
Anti-Slavery Friends; and minutes (1821-56) of the Com- 
mittee on Indian Concerns, TnHimm Yearly Meeting. 

Indexed in card catalog in library. 

Gifts and purchases from many sources. 

Items added periodically. 

MS65-157 
Cannon, Joseph Gnrney, 1836-1926. 

Correspondence, 1883-1926. 62 items. 

In Illinois State Historical Library. 

U. S. Representative from Illinois. Chiefly letters (1883- 
1900) from Cannon to Asa J. Baber, banker and politician 
in Paris, HI., mostly concerning State politics and some 
concerning national politics and legislation. Other corre- 
spondents include Shelby Moore Cvdlom; Alfred M Jones, 
chairman of the Illinois Republican Central Committee; 
Helen LeSeure, Cannon's granddaughter; Frank O. Low- 
den; and Edith Kermit Roosevelt. 

Gift of Mrs. Joseph Barahart, 1963. 

MS 65-158 
Craig, Mary Ann (Poaey) 

Incoming correspondence, 1830-78. 71 items. 

In Illinois State Historical Library. 

Letters written to Mary Ann (Posey) Craig and her hus- 
band Edward Craig, of Jacksonville, EL, from members of 
the Posey and Craig families in Bloomington, Bushnell, 
Chicago, Jacksonville, Peru, RantouL and Urbana, HL, and 
elsewhere including a letter (1862) from John W. Craig 
while a hospital steward for the 10th Illinois Infantry at 
New Madrid, Mo. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Maurice A. Craig, 1963. 

MS 65-159 
Hinch, Benjamin P. 

Correspondence, 1838-56. 102 items. 

In Illinois State Historical Library. 

Postmaster at New Haven, HL, and member of the 19th 
Illinois General Assembly. Letters concerning State and 
local politics in Gallatin Co., HL, received from IT. S. Rep- 
resentatives, members of the Illinois General Assembly, 
political associates, and constituents; together with letters 
(1838-55) from Hindi's brother, H. Hinch in St. Francis- 
ville, La., concerning his term as mayor of St. Francisville 
during the 1830's, flat boatmen, rioting among the Irish, 
fears of Negro insurrections, and economic and social condi- 
tions in West Feliciana Parish. Correspondents include 
U. S. Representatives from Illinois: Willis Allen, John A. 
McClernand, and Samuel S. Marshall; Illinois Assembly- 
men: Thomas S. Hick, George Leviston, Dempsey Odum, 
William H. Stickney, and Edwin Webb; and political asso- 
ciates in Shawneetown, HL ; J. B. Barger, William Edwards. 
andJ.E.Hall. 

Acquired from Richard J. Hooker, 1963. 

MS65-160 
Kennedy, William J d. 1863. 

Correspondence, 1861-63. 170 items. 

In Illinois State Historical Library. 

Soldier in 55th Illinois Infantry, Company G. Chiefly 
letters from Kennedy to his wife, Jane M. Kennedy, con- 
cerning the Battle of Shiloh, the advance on Corinth, the 
Tallahatchie Campaign, the Battles of Chickasaw Bayou and 
A r ka n sas Post, the Siege of Vicksburg, and other move- 
ments of the 55th Illinois Infantry. Includes two letters 
from Gayoso Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., informing Mrs. 
Kennedy of her husband's death, letters to Kennedy, a few 
letters from relatives; and same poetry by Mrs. Kennedy 
concerning the deaths of her husband and small son. 

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MS65-161 
Springfield, I1L First Methodist Church. 

Records, 1836-1927. 4 reels of microfilm (positive) 

In Illinois State Historical Library. 

Microfilm copy of originals in the possession of the First 
Methodist Church, Springfield, HI 

Minutes of meetings of leaders and stewards of the Official 
Board (1841-1901); minutes of trustees meetings (1838- 
1915) ; minutes of the Quarterly Conference (1861-96) ; 
records of membership, classes, births, baptisms, marriages, 
and deaths (1851-1927) ; a published history of the church 
(1947) by William Guthrie Piersel; and a MB. of an unpub- 
lished history of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society 
of the First M. £. Church in Springfield (1895) by Mrs. 
Joseph Wallace. 

Unpublished guide available in the library. 

Gift of the First Methodist Church, 1963. 



MS 65-162 
Trumbull, Lyman, 1813-1896. 

Papers, 1821-1917. ca. 2 ft. (2970 items) 

In Illinois State Historical Library. 

U. S. Senator from Illinois and justice of the Illinois Su- 
preme Court Correspondence, diaries, speeches and ad- 
dresses, financial and legal papers, photos., scrapbooks, and 
clippings. Includes correspondence of Trumbull's first 
wife, Julia (Jayne) Trumbull; correspondence and diary 
(1882-85) of his second wife, Mary (Ingraham) Trumbull; 
letters to Abraham Lincoln from W. F. M. Arney, W. C. 
Flagg, Thomas J. Henderson, Edward O*ho Ord, and 
Richard J. Oglesby; and letters (1821-30) from Alfred 
Cowles of Illinois to Stephen B. Munn in New York City 
concerning Illinois land Correspondents include Lyman 
Abbott, John Quincy Adams, James G. Blaine, William 
Jennings Bryan, William Butler, Zachariah Chandler, 
Grover Cleveland, Schuyler Colfax, Shelby M Cullom, 
Clarence S. Darrow, David Davis, Jesse K. Dubois, Richard 
T. Ely, Hamilton Fish, Melville W. Fuller, Ozias M Hatch, 
William H. Herndon, Virgil Hickox, Gershom Jayne, Wil- 
liam Jayne, Norman B. Judd, Gustav Koerner, John Law, 
Abraham Lincoln, Robert Todd Lincoln, John A. Logan, 
Mrs. John A. Logan, Lawrence E. McCann, William L. 
Marcy, Edwin D. Morgan, Stephen B. Munn, Richard B. 
Oglesby, John M Palmer, Lewis B. Parsons, Ebenezer Peck, 
Charles H. Ray, Whitelaw Reid, Carl Schurz, William R 
Seward, Philip Sheridan, James Speed, John T. Stuart, 
Walter Trumbull, John Wentworth, Horace White, and 
Richard Yates. 
Unpublished guide in the library. 

Acquired from Mrs. William R. Sprague, Mrs. Elizabeth 
Rankin Shepard, 1963, and others, 1920-56. 



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MS 65-164 
Gregory, John Milton, 1822-1898. 

Papers, 1838^98. 5 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Baptist clergyman, Michigan Superintendent of Public 
Instruction, president of Kalamazoo College, Regent of the 
University of Illinois, and U. S. Civil Service Commis- 
sioner. Professional and family correspondence; mss. of 
writings, publications, and other papers; together with some 
papers (1867-68) of General Mason L. Brayman, trustee of 
the University of Illinois. Includes diaries; journal of 
European travels (1885-89) ; account books; notebooks of 
Gregory and his wife, Louisa (Allen) Gregory; lecture notes 



for political economy, mental philosophy, and constitutional 
history courses; trustee's committee reports ; library inven- 
tory (1890) : scrapbooks; clippings; publications of the Uni- 
versity of Illinois; includes mss. of lectures, sermons, 
articles, addresses, and a dialectical novel, Table talk; page 
proofs of the revised edition of Gregory's book, Political 
economy (1882) ; research file for the book, John Milton 
Gregory, a biography (1923) by his daughter, Allene Greg- 
ory; articles from the Sunday school teacher (1866-67) : and 
items relating to Union College, Schenectady, Michigan 
State Teacher's Institute, Kalamazoo College, establishing 
Illinois Industrial University (now University of Illinois), 
University of Illinois, censuring of trustee Mathias L Dun- 
lap for anonymous attacks on the University of Illinois, and 
the U. S. Civil Service Commission. Correspondents in- 
clude Dorman B. Eaton, Louisa (Allen) Gregory, Grant 
Gregory (his son) , and Jonathan B. Turner. 

Unpublished description in the archives. 

Information on literary rights available in the archives. 

Transferred from the University Library, 1963. 



MS 65-165 
Peabody, Selim Hobart, 1829-1903. 

Speeches and sermons, 1881-94. 1 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Educator. Speeches and sermons delivered by Peabody 
at University of Illinois baccalaureate services, University 
celebrations, high school commencements, and meetings of 
the National Education Association, Illinois State Teachers 
Association, and Illinois Farmers Institute. Topics covered 
include the origins and development of the University of 
Illinois, accreditation, matriculation, scholarships, faculty, 
student government, certificates and degrees, buildings and 
equipment, financial and administrative problems, develop- 
ment of American high schools and universities, high school 
curricula, statistics on higher education, State support of 
higher education in Illinois and comparisons with neighbor- 
ing States, purposes and needs of the university, tool work 
education, the education of farm children, higher law, con- 
science, application of Christianity, science and faith, su- 
premacy of law, academic excellence, intellectual stimuli and 
the use of abilities and knowledge. 

Unpublished description in the archives. 

Information on literary rights available in the archives. 

Transferred from the University Library, 1963. 



MS 65-166 
Randall, James Garfield, 1881-1953. 

Papers, 1903-58. 6 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of history at University of Illinois. Corre- 
spondence; mss. of writings; notes; drafts, proofs, and 
finished copies of monographs (1912-50) ; book reviews; 
Epworth League and Sunday school addresses (1905-19) ; 
lectures in history and economics by Randall at Illinois 
College (1907) ; and lecture notes, syllabi, bibliographies, 
assignments, examinations, rosters and other class records 
(1913-50). mss. include a doctoral thesis on Confiscation, 
Randall's books, Constitutional problems under Lincoln 
(1926) and Civil War and Reconstruction (1937); student 
essays at Butler College (1903) ; seminar papers and notes 
from graduate study at the University of Chicago (1904- 
12) ; and lectures by Albion Small, Charles E. Merriam, 
Andrew C. McLaughlin, and others. Includes comments 
(1935-36) of Earl M. Coulter, Roy F. Nichols, James L Sel- 
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Randall, James Garfield, 1881-1953. 
(Continued) 

Randall's ms. of Civil Wax and Reconstruction; exchanges 
(1926-27) with Frank M. Anderson, John F. Jameson, and 
Charles R. Ramsdeli on The diary of a public man (1879) ; 
material relating to World War i, the League of Nations, 
politics, and historical subjects, particularly Abraham Lin- 
coln, the Civil War, and Beconstruction; and material relat- 
ing to Randall's activities as a member of the American 
Historical Association's Dunning Prize Committee (1933- 
34) , Nominating Committee (1934-35) , and Beveridge Fund 
Committee (1934-38) ; as a member of the Mississippi Val- 
ley Historical Association's Nominating Committee (1930- 
37) and Executive Committee (1936-39) ; as president of 
the Mississippi Valley Historical Association (1936-40) ; 
and as historian for the U. S. Shipping Board (1918-19). 
Correspondents include William E. Dodd, Evarts B. Greene, 
Laurence M. Larson, Allan Nevins, Louis Pelzer, Charles R. 
Ramsdeli, Louis M. Sears, and Charles H Van Tyne. 

Unpublished description in the archives. 

Information on literary rights available in the archives. 

Transferred from the University Library, 1963. 

„ „ „ „. MS 65-167 

Shelford, Victor Ernest, 1877- 

Papers, 1901-61. 2 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Zoologist Correspondence, reports, scientific publications 
by Shelford and his students (1906-46), and other papers 
relating to plant, animal, and aquatic ecology, scientific 
meetings, lectures, and papers, field trips and studies, edit- 
ing and securing contributions for publications (1924-56) , 
ttu> organization, development, membership, and functions 
of the Ecological Society of America and its committeea 
(1937-45) , preservation of natural areas as sanctuaries for 
the ecological study of biotic and animal communities, the 
political involvement of ecologists in preserving natural 
areas , grasslands area research (1931-58) , wildlife manage- 
ment research (1934-54) , animal populations and solar radi- 
ation (1947-53), and the history of ecology (1955-61). 

Unpublished description and finding aids in the archives. 

Gift of Professor Shelford, 1963-64. 



. „ MS 65-168 

Dewey, Charles Almon, 1877-1958. 

Papers, 1888-1954. 1419 items. 

In University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer and judge, U. S. District Court, Southern District 
of Iowa. Correspondence, instructions to juries, case his- 
tories, speeches, notes, pamphlets, and newspaper 'clippings. 
Correspondents include Tom C. Clark, Jay N. Darling Guy 
M. Gillette, Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Eugene D. O'Sullivan, 
Harry S. Truman, and Fred M Vinson. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Dewey, 1959. 



_ ,_ . . MS 65-169 

Hoegh, Leo Arthur, 1908- 

Papers, 1955-61. 137 items. 

In University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City) 

In part, photocopies (positive) 

Governor of Iowa and public official. Correspondence, 
notes, press releases, magazine article reprints, programs, 
invitations, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, and photos, 
covering the periods when Hoegh served as Governor of 
Iowa (1955-57) and Director of the Office of Civil and De- 



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fense Mobilization, Washington, D. C. (1958-61). Corre- 
spondents include Ezra Taft Benson, Dwight D. Eisen- 
hower, and Lewis B. Hershey. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the library. 

Gift of Mr. Hoegh, 1958-64. 



MS 65-170 
Thomas, Seth, 1873-1962. 

Papers, 1904-62. 292 items. 

In University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City) 

Judge, U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit, Iowa. 
Correspondence, family history, speeches, statements, farm 
records, cancelled checks, pamphlets, and clippings. Some 
material relates to the Iowa Schoolmasters Walt Whitman 
Club and to the Jones County calf case history. Includes 
an autobiographical letter from William F. Riley. Corre- 
spondents include Judges Archibald K. Gardner, Henry N. 
Grauen, and John B. Sanborn. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the library. 

Gift of Reynolds Brown Thomas, 1964. 



MS 65-171 
Billard family. 

Papers, 1872-1959. 3 ft. (ca. 2000 items) 

In Kansas State Historical Society collections. 

In part, microfilm copy of one volume of the AEF diary 
of Louis Phillip Billard made from the original owned by 
Jules B. Billard. 

Correspondence, diaries, and other papers of Jules B. 
Billard (1846-1935) , pioneer businessman and mayor of 
Topeka, Kan., of bis wife, Hennance P. Laurent Billard, 
and of his sons, Louis Phillip Billard (1891-1918), a pioneer 
Kansas aviator and AEF test pilot in France, 1917-18, and 
Robert Tut Billard (1884-1961), president of the Mutual 
Ice and Cold Storage Company in Topeka. Includes many 
papers relating to Jules Billard's unsuccessful campaign in 
1912 to win the nomination for governor on the Democratic 
ticket; correspondence concerning Louis Billard's career as 
an exhibition pilot; flight records (1911-18); diaries and 
letters (1917-18) written in France while Billard was test- 
ing aircraft for the Allied Expeditionary Forces; and cor- 
respondence of Robert Billard concerning personal matters 
and the operation of the Mutual Ice and Cold Storage Com- 
pany. 
Information on literary rights available at the repository 
Gift of the Robert T. Billard Estate, 1916. 



„ . MS65-172 

Bowman, Charles Stuart, d. 1868. 

Papers, 1861-64. 5 ft. (5000 items) 

In Kansas State Historical Society collections. 

U. S. Army officer. Correspondence and military papers 
retained by Bowman while he was serving as disbursing and 
ordnance officer in the voluntary recruiting service for 
Kansas, 1861-64. A large part of the collection consists of 
enlistment papers of soldiers joining Kansas Civil War 
units; includes muster rolls, and records dealing with vari- 
ous aspects of recruitment, equipment, inspections, pay, 
transportation, orders, stores, and other military matters. 

Table of contents in the repository. The enlistment papers 
are correlated with a roster of the Kansas Civil War mili- 
tary units. 

Gift of the Wyoming Historical and Geological Society, 
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. r 1958. 



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Underwood, Thomas Rust, 1898-1956 

Papers, 1896-1956. 15 ft, (ca. 8000 items) 

In University of Kentucky Library. 

Editor and U. "S. Representative and Senator from Ken- 
tucky. Correspondence, speeches, editorials and editorial 
material, scrapbooks, pamphlets, clippings, and pictures 
relating to Democratic campaigns in Kentucky at various 
levels (1923-1956), horseracing, tobacco, and other subjects. 
Correspondents include Alben W. Barkley, A B. Chandler, 
Virgil M. Chapman, Earle C. Clements, Irvine S. Cobb, 
James M. Cox, Charles Curtis, James A Farley, Lyndon B. 
Johnson, Estes Kefauver, Hugh (Biccardo) Martin, Thrus- 
ton B. Morton, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman, 
Jouett Shouse, A. O. Stanley, Herbert Bayard Swope, and 
Fred M Vinson. 

Unpublished inventory sheet, manuscript catalog, name 
index, and folder title list in the library. 

Deposited by Mrs. Underwood: converted to gift by 
Thomas R. Underwood, Jr., 1961-62. 



„ „ » MS65-174 

Knox, Henry, 1750-1806. 

Papers, ca, 400 items. 

In Knox Memorial Association collections (Thomaston, 
Me.) 

Army officer and U. S. Secretary of War. Correspond- 
ence, documents, and deeds, related mainly to events of the 
American Revolution and to family matters. Some papers 
concern the founding of the Society of the Cincinnati and the 
erection of Knox's home, Montpelier. Includes one letter 
from Lafayette and a few letters from George Washington. 

Acquired from various sources. 



Mallory family. MS6 ^ 176 

Papers, 1808-1958. 11 ft. (ca. 6000 items) 

^In Marine Historical Association collections (Mystic, 
Conn.) ' ^ 

In part, photocopies (positive), transcripts (typewritten), 
and 1 reel of microfilm (negative and positive) 

Correspondence, diaries, genealogical and biographical 
material, logbooks, cashbooks, ledgers, daybooks and other 
business records, newspaper clippings, printed material, and 
other papers reflecting the family's shipping and shipbuild- 
ing activities in Mystic, Conn, and New York City. Re- 
lates chiefly to Charles Mallory (1796-1882), Charles Henry 
Mallory (1818-1890), Henry Rogers Mallory (1848-1919), 
and Clifford Day Mallory (1881-1941). Includes records 
of the New York & Texas Steamship Company, Clyde 
Steamship Company, Mallory Steamship Company, and the 
Charles H. Mallory and Elflm Spicer trust funds; genealo- 
gical notes on the Pynchon family; an unpublished family 
history by Carl C. Cutler; and material on yaehts and yacht- 
ing, on whaling ships, and on the war situation in Gt. Brit, 
(ca. 1939-42). Correspondents include Clara Barton, 
Henry Ward Beecher, Robert R. Campbell, William EL 
Campbell, Carl C. Cutler, Herbert Hoover, Edward N. Hur- 
ley, Frank C. Munson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, William P. 
Stephens, and William U. Swan. 

Described in Inventory of the Mallory family papers, 
1808-1958, compiled by Charles R. Schultz (1964) . 

Access restricted until ca. 1967. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of the Clifford D. Mallory Estate, Clifford D. Mal- 
lory, Jr., and Philip Rogers Mallory, 1945-64. 



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MS 65-176 
Abbott, Horace, 1806-1887. 

Papers, 1830-1923. ca. 500 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Iron manufacturer, of Baltimore, Md. Correspondence 
and documents (1841-54) concerning Abbott's purchase 
from Peter Cooper of the Canton Iron Works; papers 
(1857-85) relating to H. Abbott and Son Iron Manufac- 
turers; documents concerning Abbott's railroad and land 
holdings; and accounts showing the building and outfitting 
( 1869-71 ) of his estate, "Oak Hill," in Baltimore. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Mary Thomas Jenney, 1964. 

MS 65-177 
Barry, Charles Cashing, 1806-1888. 

Papers, 1834-1906. ca. 50 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Bank cashier, of Boston. Treasurer's accounts and a 
notebook of minutes of meetings (1834-38) of the Pine 
Street Anti Slavery Society of Boston of which Barry was 
secretary and treasurer; together with correspondence and 
documents (1855-80) relating to the purchase of the free- 
dom of the slave Anthony Burns with which Barry was 
involved as administrator and personal contributor. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Elisabeth Bass, I960. 

MS65-178 
Bliss, George, 1793-1873. 

Papers, 1797-1914. 91 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Lawyer and Massachusetts State legislator. Correspond- 
ence and other papers relating to the Whig Party in Mas- 
sachusetts (1835) and other matters, especially during the 
1830's. Correspondents inclnde.Bliss' son, George Bliss, Jr., 
and George Ashmun, George Bancroft, Samuel Bowles, 
Anson Burlingame, William B. Calhoun, Schuyler Colfax, 
Boscoe Conkhng, Edward Everett, John 2. Goodrich, Levi 
Lincoln, Oliver B. Morris, Elihu Root, and Daniel Wells. 

Card index in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Ruth Bliss Watidns, 1962. 

MS 65-179 
Colman, Dudley. 

Papers, 1771-1849. 62 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Letters (1776-79) from Lt. Col. Colman of the 12th Regt, 
of Foot, Continental Army, to his wife in Newbury, Mass-, 
relating to personal matters of clothing and provisions and 
Army activities and describing encounters with the British 
at Bennington, Vt; Boston, Mass.; Newport and Provi- 
dence, R. L ; New York City, Ticonderoga, and Fort Stan- 
wix, N. Y.; Monmouth Court House, N. J.; Philadelphia 
, and Valley Forge, Pa.; and other places. Material relating 
to Colman's son, the Rev. Henry Colman, includes a sketch 
of his tomb erected in England by Lady Byron and her tes- 
timonial of him (1849). 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gifts of Henry Lee Shattuck, 1963, and Mrs. Frank 
Thurber,1964. 

MS 65-180 
Dabney family. 

Papers, 1716-1904. ca. 75 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence, diaries, and other papers. Copies of cor- 
respondence of John Bass Dabney, first U. S. consul for the 
Azores (1807-26) relate to the attack of a British squadron 
on the American privateer, General Armstrong, in Fayal 
Harbor, the Azores (1814). Correspondence (1856) of 
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Dabney family. Papers, 1716-1904. (Continued) 

concerns the wreck and salvage off Fayal of the ship, 
Ravenswood, of New York. A letter book (1831-34) con- 
tains copies of letters by Osgood Carney, including accounts 
of cargoes, mainly sugar, coffee, fish, and candles, between 
Cuba, St. Petersburg, Russia, and Boston, Mass. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Weston Howknd, 1953. 



MS65-181 
Hutchinson family. 

Papers, 1673-1769. ca. 200 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence, documents, personal notes, bonds, and 
other papers of Edward Hutchinson (1678-1752) of Bos- 
ton, merchant, landowner, and treasurer of Harvard Col- 
lege, and his son, Edward Hutchinson, Jr. of Milton, Mass., 
judge, heir and administrator of the Hutchinson land. 
Correspondence and documents (1719-67) concerning the 
Hutchinsons' Kennebeck River land proprietorship in 
Maine outline the division of lands of Georgetown and Ne- 
gausit Townships and on Arousick Island, and refer to the 
dispute over ownership with the Plymouth Company. 
Some papers relate to the elder Hutchinson's business 
interests in Boston: Indian trade, mills, lumber, naval stores, 
and whaling products. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchase, 1958. 



MS 65-182 
Knapp, Frederick Newman, 1821-1889. 

Papers, 1860-89. 3 ft. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Clergyman and teacher, of Plymouth, Mass. and Superin- 
tendent of the Special Relief Dept, U S- Sanitary Com- 
mission. Correspondence, notes, diaries, reports, and other 
papers relating to the Sanitary Commission; together with 
part of the ms. for Knapp's "History of the Sanitary Com- 
mission." Includes correspondence and diaries of H. B. 
Rogers of the commission and letters to Thomas Hill from 
Knapp. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 
Purchase, 1964. 



_ MS 65-183 

Boston. Church of the New Jerusalem. 

Records, 1844-1949. 3 ft 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Transcripts (handwritten) of letters (1874-94) kept as 
records by David L Webster. 

Includes the record book (1844) of the Lowell Society 
of New Jerusalem and a list of baptisms (1856) ; accounts 
(1862-67) of the New Church Kindergarten and Training 
School of Boston; correspondence, documents, and other 
papers of David L Webster, treasurer of the New Church 
Theological School (1874-94) concerning the misuse of funds 
by Jonathan Young Scammon; record book (1872-97) of the 
Boston Highlands New Church Society showing the organi- 
zation and bylaws; annual reports (1895-1949) of church 
committees, including the consolidation (1909) of the New 
Church Society (secular body corporate) and the Society 
of the New Jerusalem (a Swedenborgian religious society) ; 
and notices, programs, and clippings concerning church ac- 
tivities (1912-39). 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Susan Parsons, 1964. 



MS65-184 
Pitman family. 

Papers, ca. 1772-1890. ca. 100 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Papers (1825-30) relating to Isaac Pitman (b. 1806), a 
wool merchant of Boston, including correspondence (1861- 
63) concerning Pitman's attempt to advise the U. S. Quarter- 
master Corps to revise upward its specifications for woolen 
cloth for Army uniforms and his disagreements with Lt. 
CoL D. H. Vinton. Includes land deeds and documents 
(1772, 1795) relating to Capt. John Updike of the Colony 
of Rhode Island and land deeds of the Minot family of Pel- 
ham, N. H. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Henry Morse Channing, 1963. 

MS65-185 
Priest family. 

Papers, 1738-1914. ca. 200 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Papers of the Davidson, Davis, and Pope families to- 
gether with papers of John Priest for 1738-45, Benjamin 
Priest for 1810-33, Silas Priest for 1828-51, and Gilman 
Priest for 1861. Includes land deeds (1738-1851) of the 
Priest family in Lancaster and Marlborough, Mass.; com- 
missary returns received (Jan.-Feb. 1787) by R Pope of the 
Massachusetts Corps Artillery for provisions at camps at 
Worcester, Pittsfield, and Hadley during Shay's Rebellion; 
and papers (1867-1903) of Major Charles Gilman Davis (b. 
1842) of the 1st Massachusetts Cavalry concerning regiment 
reunions and the activities and celebrations of the Boston 
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Eliot Davis, 1964. 

MS 65-186 
Shaw, Lemuel, 1781-1861. 

Papers, 1808-1920. ca. 50 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Lawyer, legislator, and chief justice of Massachusetts. 
Correspondence regarding Shaw's study and practice of law ; 
letters from his son, Lemuel Shaw, Jr., constituting a jour- 
nalistic account of a trip to Europe (1852-53) and including 
references to his association with Abbott Laurence, Jr., 
tours of colleges at Oxford, and social gatherings given by 
George Peabody; papers (1839-52) concerning Shaw's pri- 
vate interests; a journal (1859-61) of his activities written 
by a member of his household; a draft of Shaw's- farewell 
address to the Massachusetts Bar, and their testament to 
him upon his retirement in 1860. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Theodore Chase, 1964. 



MS65-187 
Sherman family. 

Papers, 1800-1903. ca. 250 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence and other papers. Correspondence (1814- 
52) of the family of Caleb Sherman relates to the family's 
successful peddling of tinware, clocks, and shoes in Ken- 
tucky, the Mississippi Territory, New York State, and west 
to Wisconsin and describes areas and business opportunities. 
Letters (1851-55) by Dr. Stephen J. W. Tabor, medical 
author and 4th Auditor of the U. S. Treasury, describe visits 
to principal library collections in Boston and New York. 
Includes a letter by Lewis Masquerier referring to his dis- 
coveries in the science of phonetics. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of heirs, 1964. 



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Walcott family. 

Papers, 1806-62. 8 vols. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Transcript (handwritten) of the memoirs of Samuel West. 

Diaries, accounts ledgers, and other papers. The memoirs 
of Dr. Samuel West (1738-1808) include coverage of West's 
ministry in Needham, Mass. and his participation in the 
Battle of Concord. Travel journals (1821-24) describe 
points of interest in New England, New York, Pennsylvania, 
and Canada. The diary (1846-47) of William B. Richards, 
a member of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, in- 
cludes an account of his horticultural interests in Dedham, 
Mass. The diaries and expense accounts (1846-62) of Henry 
Pickering Walcott, physician of Boston, include accounts 
(1862) of medical study in Berlin. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Goodspeed's Bookshop, 1968. 

_„ MS 65-180 

Winthrop family. 

Papers, 1544-196S. 28 ft 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

5 ft of photocopies and 8 reels of microfilm (negative 

and positive) of material in other institutions and in private 

Correspondence, letter books, diaries, journals, travel 
journals, speeches, account books, deeds, medical records, 
publications, scrapbooks, and other papers, mainly of Gov. 
John Winthrop, John Winthrop, Jr., Fite-John Winthrop, 
Wait Still Winthrop, John Winthrop, p. a. s., Prof. John 
Winthrop, Thomas Lindall Winthrop, Robert C. Winthrop, 
Robert C. Winthrop, Jr., and their families. The papers 
are strongest for the 17th cent, although they bulk largest 
for the 19th cent At least 15 percent of them are related 
to Bobert C. Winthrop, who gathered the collection. In- 
cludes 2 vols, of the Journal (1630-49) of Gov. John Win- 
throp ; 13 vols, of Bowdoin and Temple family papers ( 1720- 
1812) ; and 7 vols, of the Mrs. Greenville Temple Winthrop 
collection of autographs and portraits. 

Separate catalogue of the collection, with additions, avail- 
able in the library. Partially described in the society's "Pro- 
ceedings," 1st ser., vol. 12, p. 233-245. The Bowdoin and 
Temple family papers were printed in part in the society's 
"Collections," 6th ser., voL 9 and 7th ser., vol. 6. The Mrs. 
Greenville Temple Winthrop collection of autographs and 
portraits was described in the society's "Proceedings," 1st 
ser., vol. 17, p. 101-102. Other parts of the collection were 
printed in scattered 19th cent vols, of the society's "Collec- 
tions" and "Proceedings." A definitive modern edition is in 
progress at the society, of which 5 vols., covering the years 
1498-1649, have appeared. 

Bequest of Mrs. Greenville Temple Winthrop, 1879, and 
Robert C. Winthrop, Jr., 1905. 

_ . „ . MS65-M0 

(reorgia. Convention. 
Records, 1797-1959. 7 ft 
In Mercer University Library (Macon, Ga.) 
Records (1816-45) of the executive committee and mis- 
sions of the Georgia Baptist Association; record book (1845- 
64) of the executive committee of the Georgia Baptist 
Convention; minutes of the Central Baptist Association 
(1834-60), the Behoboth Association Executive Committee 
(1908-24), the Tucker Baptist Association (1893-1923), the 
Washington Association, 4th district (1871-1910), and the 
Washington Baptist Association (1828-66) ; Women's Mis- 
sionary Union minutes (1874-1959) of the First Baptist 
Church of Macon, Ga. ; church book (1840-70) of the Baptist 
Church in Van Wert (Paulding Co.) ; and minutes of the 
Ariel and Union Baptist Churches (1832-62) of Macon Co., 
the First Baptist Church (1855-1935) of Bibb Co- the 
Hopeful Baptist Church (1815-70) of Burke Co. the 



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Jeffersonville Baptist Church (1849-92) of Twiggs Co., the 
Little Ogeechee Baptist Church (1797-1905) of Screven Co., 
the Penfield Baptist Church (1839-85) of Greene Co., the 
Bamoth Baptist Church (1836-73) of Putnam Co., the Shoal 
Creek Baptist Church (1826-61) of Pike Co., and the Union 
Baptist Church ( 1809-33) of Warren Co. 

MS 65-191 
Adams, Randolph Greenfield, 1892-1951. 

Papers, 1923-50. 825 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Director of William L. Clements Library. Correspond- 
ence chiefly covering the subject of procuring and preserv- 
ing archival material relating to Michigan; and xb. copies 
of books and articles by Adams. 

Gift of Mr. Adams, 1940-50. 

MS 65-192 
Alphadelphia Association. 

Becords, 1844-48. 600 items and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, financial accounts, constitution, census, 
membership records, reports of committees, labor records, 
minutes of directors, and miscellaneous papers of an agri- 
cultural communitarian society located near Galesburg, 
Mich. 

On loan from James Buckley, 1958. 

MS65-193 
Arm Arbor Art Association. 

Records, 1909-57. 200 items and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Financial records, minutes, membership book, constitu- 
tion, president's reports, a scrapbook, and miscellaneous 
material. 

MS 65-194 
Ann Arbor Cooperative Society. 

Records, 1936-47. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence relating to membership applications and 
other topics, minutes, financial statements, audit reports, 
manager's reports, bylaws, and newssheet. 

MS65^195 
Ann Arbor Garden Club. 

Records, 1930-60. 250 items and 14 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes, financial records, membership lists, president's 
and various committees' reports, scrapbooks, and other 
records of the club's activities. 

MS 65-196 
Ann Arbor Library Club. 

Records, 1903-43. 73 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes (1903-32), treasurer's records 
(1903-36), and miscellaneous papers. 

MS 65-197 
Ann Arbor Medical Club. 

Records, 1899-1912. 60 items and 3 r. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, including scrapbook of correspondence 
(1901-10) concerning speaking arrangements for the club; 
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MS 65-198 
Ann Arbor, Mich. First Baptist Chureh. 

Records, 1837-1960. ca. 1 ft and 59 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Historical records including history of the church (1828- 
1928) by Helen E. Beman, history of the church (1942-50) 
by Florence M Bancroft, historical information (1928-38), 
and reports (1838-42) of the historian; a scrapbook (1951- 
58) of church activities; treasurer's and other financial 
records (1874-1914) ; minutes (1837-1948) of the Congrega- 
tion and Board of Trustees; women's societies records 
(1863-1938); records (1901-38) of the King's Daughters; 
the Rev. N. S. Burton's marriage records book (1865-79) ; 
Sunday School records (1871-79, 1905-06, 1915-17); rec- 
ords (1895-1940) of the young people's groups; and un- 
bound records consisting of reports of committees and gen- 
eral reports (1894-1942), correspondence (1881-1939); 
financial records, Youth Guild records (1910-18), and mis- 
cellaneous papers. 

MS 65-199 
Ann Arbor, Mich. First Congregational Church. 

Becords, 1847-1944. ca. 1 ft and 62 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence; annual reports; clerk's records (1847- 
1926) containing membership rolls, minutes, and the consti- 
tution; financial records and other reports (1870-1944) ; 
Church Society records (1869-1909) ; women's societies rec- 
ords (1847-1916) ; King's Daughters records (1899-1927) ; 
Men's Association records (1908-1926) ; records (1884- 
1904) of the Children's Missionary Band; membership rolls 
and marriage records (1873-1906) ; C. O. Davis' ms. history 
of the church; and miscellaneous papers. Correspondents 
include James B. Angell, Lloyd C. Douglas, and Shirley 
W.Smith. 

MS 65-200 
Breakey, William Fleming, 1835-1915. 

Papers, 1876-1909. 3 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor at the University of Michigan Medical School. 
Correspondence and scrapbook of letters and other items 
relating to the testimonial banquet given Breakey on the 
50th anniversary of his graduation from the University of 
Michigan Medical School. 

Gift of Mrs. Robert Breakey, 1954. 

MS 65-201 
Bueu, Barber G 1823-1900. 

Papers, 1857-99. % ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Farmer, of Little Prairie Ronde, Mich. Business papers 
and diaries containing a daily account of the weather, farm 
life, inclnding livestock and fruit costs, cost of labor, and 
comments on agricultural methods. 

Gift of Flora G Buell, 1947. 

MS 65-202 
Burgwin, Richard. 

Correspondence, 1959-60. 150 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

University of Michigan Ph. D. candidate in speech. Cor- 
respondence in response to Burgwin's requests for informa- 
tion about Valentine Windt (1901-1955) from Windt's 
students and colleagues in the theater. 

Gift of Mr. Burgwin, 1962. 



MS 65-203 
Business and Professional Women's Club of Ann Arbor. 

Records, 1921-58. 1ft and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, constitution, histories, scrap- 
books of materials relating to activities of the club, and 
miscellaneous papers. 

MS 65-204 
Campbell, James Valentine, 1823-1890. 

Papers, 1830-1925. ca. 3 ft. and 10 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Justice of lite Michigan Supreme Court and professor at 
the University of Michigan. Correspondence (much of 
which concerns family affairs), notebooks, scrapbooks, and 
other papers. Includes letters of Henry Munroe Campbell 
while a student at the University of Michigan (1872-76) ; 
account books (1832-47) containing bank and miscellaneous 
accounts of the Detroit Female Seminary; a journal (1844) 
of a trip to Sandusky, Ohio; correspondence, business rec- 
ords, and other papers of the Soldiers' Aid Society of De- 
troit; records (1863-^6) of the U S. Sanitary CJommission, 
including papers of the Detroit Soldiers' Home; and a ms. 
of an ode for University Hall dedication at the University 
of Michigan. Correspondents include Mary Barstow, Cor- 
nelia HotchMss Campbell, Douglass Campbell, and Eliza- 
beth Campbell Douglass. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hays, 1937-58. 

MS65-205 
Carpenter, Daniel. 

Papers, 1857-84. 105 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Businessman, of Warfield, Mass. Correspondence and 
business papers originating from agents in Michigan, par- 
ticularly Livonia, Detroit, and Ann Arbor, dealing with 
lumbering, real estate, and business conditions generally. 

MS 65-206 
Chamber Music Society of Ann Arbor. 

Records, 1920-33. 175 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence of the society and its predecessor (Mati- 
nee Mnsicale), minutes, financial records, reports, member- 
ship lists, and contracts. 

Gift of Emil Lorch, 1956. 

MS 65-207 
Consolidated Coal Company, Saginaw. Mich. 
Records, 1912-37. 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 
Business records kept by Oswald Joseph Harrod. 
Gift of Winifred Harrod, 1963. 

MS65-208 
Cooley, Charles Horton, 1864-1929. 

Papers, 1872-1939. 5 ft and 19 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of sociology at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence and other papers of Cooley and his family 
relating to the Cooley genealogy, scholarly activities, and 
other matters. Includes letters (1881-84) written by Cooley 
from Europe; letters exchanged between Cooley and bis 
parents, Mary E. Cooley and Thomas M. Cooley; and be- 
tween Cooley and his wife; addresses; notes; essays; book 
reviews; notes and material for Cooky's sociology courses; 



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Cooley, Charles Horton, 1864-1929. Papers, 1872-1939. 

(Continued) 

one University of Michigan student notebook (1893-94) on 
courses by John Dewey; a memorial; 17 diaries containing 
an account of Cooley's personality development, with many 
religious reflections of an introspective nature, tracing the 
development of his ideas on sociology and democracy; and 
a journal (1914) of a trip to Great Britain by his son, Rut- 
ger Horton Cooley. 

Gifts of Robert C. Angell and Mary E. Cooley, 1938 and 
1942-55. 

MS 65-209 
Daniels, Francis Potter, 1869- 

Papers, 1894-1944. 2 ft. and 22 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of Latin at Georgia State College for Women. 
Chiefly notes and writings on the Romance languages; cor- 
respondence, primarily of a personal nature; 3 vols, of hs. 
poems; 3 vols, of notes on European travels; and 16 student 
and miscellaneous notebooks. Includes letters from travelers 
in Europe and persons connected with various colleges and 
universities; and 13 letters from former Governor Of Michi- 
gan, Chase S. Osborn. 

MS 65-210 
Darling, Robert B 

Papers, 1911-53. 54 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chauffeur for Chase S. Osborn, Governor of Mi<-Kigyry 
Correspondence, primarily with Governor Osborn; driver's 
licenses; letter of recommendation; and other papers. 

Gift of Mr. Darling, 1957. 

MS 65-211 
Daughters of the American Revolution. Michigan. 
Records, 1900-58. 40 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes and official proceedings of the Michigan State 
Conference of the D. A. R. The minute books, beginning in 
1931, also contain reports on local chapters. 

MS 65-212 
Daughters of the American Revolution. Michigan. Sarah 
Casiccll Angell Chapter, Ann Arbor. 

Records, 1896-1960. ca. 3 ft. and 17 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence files; minutes and official records (1896- 
1940); membership rolls (1905-06) ; library record; mar- 
riage records (1827-57) in Washtenaw Co., Mich.; speeches; 
regents reports; genealogical records; cemetery records; 
scrapbook of clippings; and miscellaneous papers. 

MS 65-213 
Davenny, Wilson Imbrie, 1859-191". 

Papers, 1879-1917. 6 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Spanish American War veteran, journalist, and political 
leader. Correspondence, scrapbooks, personal accounts, and 
miscellaneous papers of Spanish American War veterans 
groups and the National Rivers and Harbours Congress, a 
waterways lobby. Correspondents include Charles W. Fair- 
banks, Samuel W. Smith, and Booker T. Washington. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Adams, 1953. 



MS 65-214 
Davis, Calvin OBn, 1871-1954. 

Papers, 1913-41. ca. 2 ft and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence chiefly relating to Davis' activities its a 
professor in the School of Education at. the University of 
Michigan; diary (1931) of a European trip; xss. of 
writings, lecture notes and articles, including "The junior 
high school," "History of Ann Arbor Rotary Club," and an 
autobiography entitled, "A country lad." 

Gift of Mr. Davis, 1944. 

MS 65-215 
Davis, Joseph Baker, 1845-1920, collector. 

Papers, 1911-18. 151 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Three letters (1912-13) relating to the resurvey of the 
Washington-Idaho boundary ; 145 items on the Albert Kahn 
memorials to Charles Simeon Denison (1849-1913) and De 
Volson Wood ( 1832-1897) ; a letter about Camp Davis, Neb. ; 
a biographical sketch of Stillman Williams Robinson (1838- 
1910) and a bibliography of his writings. 

Gift of Mortimer E. Cooley, 1936. 

MS 65-216 
Davis, Lorenzo. 

Papers, 1822-99. ca. 500 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Superintendent of the poor, of Washtenaw Co., Mich. 
Correspondence (1822-86) pertaining to members of the 
Davis family; sermons; miscellaneous business and legal 
papers ; histories, recollections, addresses, biographical 
sketches, and other papers, mainly relating to Ann Arbor, 
Mich., and Washtenaw Co. 

MS 65-217 
Davis, Raymond -Cazallis, 1836-1919. 

Papers, 1850-1917. 9 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Librarian at the University of Michigan. Correspond- 
ence, mainly dealing with library affairs and business, legal, 
and miscellaneous papers. Includes material on book orders, 
the opening of a new library in 1883, and the exhibition of 
the University of Michigan professors' books at the 1893 
World's Fair; annual reports of the University of Michigan 
Library for 1885, 1892, 1903, and 1905; and family corre- 
spondence, including letters discussing foreign ports, travel 
to California, and Civil War service. Correspondents in- 
clude James B. Angell, James R. Boise, Byron Davis, 
Ferdinand Davis, Frederick Davis, George Davis, Isaac N. 
Demmon, Melvil Dewey, Byron A. Finney, George A. Flan- 
ders, Henry S. Frieze, John Hay, James McMillan, Henry 
W. Rogers, and Andrew Ten Brook. 

Gift of Mrs. John T. Norton, 1955-57. 

MS 65-218 
Day, Harvey S 

Papers, 1831-1935. 737 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dairy farmer, of Willis, Mich, and officer of the Holstein- 
Frieslan Association. Correspondence, account books, bills, 
receipts, cattle transfer certificate, records of milk poundage, 
poems, a recipe bock, and miscellaneous papers. Includes 
92 letters (1842-92), primarily family and personal cor- 
respondence; and 256 letters (1892-1935) relating to Hol- 
stein-Friesian cattle, Holstein-Friesian Association matters, 
and Day's dairy farm. 

Gift of the Day estate, 1938. 



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MS 65-219 
Dean, Elias. 

Papers, 1818-ca. 1860. 53 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Resident of Northfield Township, Wayne Co., Mich. Re- 
ceipts and three account books, showing prices of articles of 
the period. One of the account books covers Dean's accounts 
at a store in Plymouth, Mich., in 1841. 

Acquired, 1956. 



MS 65-220 
Deardoff, Neva Ruth, 1887-1958. 
Papers, 1932-58. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Social worker, of New York City. Correspondence (1952- 
58 ) , speeches, reprints of articles, and tape recordings cover- 
ing Miss Deardoffs professional activities in social work. 
Gift of Harriett G.Russell, 1962. 



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De Jong, Russell Nelson, 1907- 

Papers, 1920-60. 4 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of neurology at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence (1940-56) regarding resident physicians, 
and minutes (1947-60) of the executive faculty of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan Medical School ; financial records of the 
Dept of Neurology; and correspondence (1950-59) regard- 
ing the Journal of neurology. 

Gift of Dr. De Jong, 1962. 



MS 65-222 
De Kleine, William, 1877-1957. 

Papers, 1900-55. 6 ft and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician and public health official, of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, speeches, articles, memoirs, and miscellaneous 
papers relating principally to public health and concerning 
De Kleine's career as a health officer in Flint and Saginaw, 
Mich, and as medical director of the American Red Cross 
and Michigan Health Commission. Correspondents include 
Paul De Kruif, Charles S. Mott, and Arnold Mulder. 

Gift of Dr. De Kleine, 1956-57. 



MS 65-223 
De Land family. 

Papers of the De Land and Crary families, 1842-1913. 
200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Personal correspondence of the De Land and Crary fami- 
lies ; two mss. pertaining to the early history of Jackson, 
Mich. ; indentures; school records; temperance material ; and 
miscellaneous items. Includes nine Civil War letters, chiefly 
by Charles V. De Land, and correspondence relating to the 
genealogy of the two families. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 15. 

Gift of De Land Crary, 1954. 



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MS 65-224 
Demmon, Isaac Newton, 1842-1920. 

Papers, 1858-1920. c&. 500 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Civil War soldier and professor of English at the Univer- 
sity of Michigan. Correspondence of Demmon and members 
of his family relating to family affairs, Hiram College 
(Ohio) and the University of Michigan; diary (1869) kept 
while Demmon was a professor at Alliance College (Ohio), 
in which he mentions the names of Mark Twain and John A. 
Bingham; lecture notes and other papers pertaining to his 
teaching duties; and personal accounts (1899-1920). In- 
cludes many letters from professors of English concerning 
the desire of students to study at the University of Michigan : 
Demmon's student letters from Butler University (Indianap- 
olis) and the University of Michigan; and two Civil War 
letters (1864) written while he was serving with the 132d 
Indiana Infantry. Correspondents include James B. Angell, 
William L. Clements, Martin L. D'Ooge, Karl E. Guthe, 
Henry B. Joy, James McMillan, and Moses C. Tyler. 

Acquired, 1937-60. 

MS 65-225 
Den Bleyker family. 

Papers, 1828-1936. 7 ft. and 14 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, account books, notebooks, and other 
papers. Includes the papers, mainly in Dutch, of Paulus 
Den Bleyker (1804-1872) who came to America in 1850 from 
the Island of Texel, the Netherlands, and carried on an ex- 
tensive business, chiefly real estate, in Kalamazoo and 
Ottawa Counties, Mich.; papers, many in Dutch, of Den 
Bleyker's son, John Den Bleyker (b. 1839), a farmer, cattle 
breeder, and director of the Kalamazoo National Bank; 
papers of Anna Den Bleyker, wife of John; 4 account books 
(ca. 1851-1873) of John Den Bleyker; 10 notebooks and one 
account book of a trip to Europe in 1872 of Martha Den 
Bleyker. The papers (1828-51), consisting of ca. 500 items 
relate mainly to affairs in Holland and the Den Bleyker 
settlement near Kalamazoo. The papers (1851-56) consist 
of ca. 375 letters and over 1000 other items; the correspond- 
ence deals with personal affairs, the building of a flour mill, 
a sawmill, and land transactions. For the years 1856-57, 
there are over 1000 letters, including correspondence per- 
taining to real estate. The papers (1872-1936), consisting of 
ca. 600 letters, include chiefly business correspondence of 
John Den Bleyker and the correspondence of his wife and 
children. 

Acquired, 1938. 

MS 65-226 
Denby, Edwin, 1870-1929. 

Papers, 1845-46, 1880-1929. ca.2ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies of correspondence (1845-46) between 
Nathaniel Denby and George Bancroft 

Secretary of the Navy and U. S. Representative from 
Michigan. Correspondence (1880-1927) and other papers. 
Includes letters primarily to Denby concerning personal 
matters, business affairs, and his activities in the Govern- 
ment; letters to Mrs. Denby regarding her husband's death; 
articles; speeches; and notes and memoranda on various 
topics, specifically the Panama Canal, the Boxer Indemnity, 
the U. S. Navy, and oil leases. Correspondents include 
Joseph G. Cannon, Calvin Coolidge, James J. Couzens, Fred 
W. Green, William H. Hobbs, Herbert C. Hoover, Truman 
H. Newberry, Chase S. Osborn, Elihu Root, Arthur J. 
Turtle, Arthur H. Vandenberg, and Henry C. Wallace. 

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MS 65-22? 
Denison, Charles Simeon, 1849-1913. 

Papers, 1875-95. 125 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Prof essor of engineering at the University of Michigan. 
Beport (1875-77) of Denison's faculty activities; ca. 100 
items on the Washington-Idaho boundary survey; an article 
(1884) entitled Engraving and etching; materials used by 
Denison in teaching; and 4 vols, of a diary and log of a sum- 
mer trip to Canada, taken by several University of Michigan 
faculty members, led by James B. Angell. 

Gift of Grace Denison, 1942; and Dr. Walcott Denison, 
1960. 

MS 65-228 
De Pay, E Cora, collector. 

literary manuscripts ca. 500 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Speeches, articles, and poems. Includes Rose Hartwick 
Thorpe's "Curfew must not ring tonight"; Marie Frink's 
"Poem" and "Answered prayer"; George Ade's "Passing of 
Ladies Hall"; Fred Carlisle's "The first congress"; and some 
mss. by Robert Gibbons and George Goodale. 

MS 65-229 
De Pay family. 

Papers, 1848-1909. 74 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, account book, notebook, scrapbook, and 
other papers of the related De Pay, 'Knight, and Reynolds 
families, of Jackson Co., Mich. Includes letters about the 
affairs of Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. ; a letter about 
the Civil War; diary (1895) of Almena R. De Puy, and 
Grindal Reynolds' estate papers. 

Gift of Almena R. De Puy, 1937. 

MS 65-230 
Detroit Board of Commerce. 

Records, 1916-43. ca. 85 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence (chiefly mimeographed) and miscella- 
neous papers concerning the activities of the board. Corre- 
spondents include Harvey J. Campbell and Edwin Denby. 

MS65-231 
Detroit First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1817-1933. 300 items and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Financial records (1821-47) of the First Protestant So- 
ciety; minutes and financial records (1872-88) of the Board 
of Deacons; Sunday School accounts (1922-33) ; pew rec- 
ords; deeds; constitution; correspondence and minutes of 
various church groups and of the session; receipts and other 
financial records. Correspondents include Marcus A. 
Brownson, James V. Campbell, John P. Cleaveland, Divie 
Bethune Duffield, George Duffield, and William A. Howard. 

MS65-232 
Detroit. Memorial Presbyterian Cfcorch. 

Becords, 1854-1958. ca. 175 items and 42 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes (1881-1938); membership records; church li- 
brary records (1862-69) ; Women's Society records; Sunday 
School attendance records; financial records; minutes (1913- 
18) of special trustees ; records of the Clinton Avenue Mis- 
sion of Memorial Church, including minutes (1866-80), 
Sunday School records, Russell Street Sunday School rec- 
ords (1858-62), correspondence, and reports. 



MS65-233 
Disciples of Christ. Michigan. Michigan Association of 
Christian Churches. 

Records, 1876-1949. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

State convention books of record, Board of Managers 
minutes, Northwestern Corporation minutes, Second District 
minutes, Sixth District minutes, Central District convention 
minutes, and a volume of statistics. 

MS 65-234 
Dorscfa, Edward, 1822-1887. 

Papers, 1852-1914. 137 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician. Personal correspondence (1886-1914), mainly 
in German, from Dorsch and his family to relatives in Ger- 
many; record (1852-55), in German, of calls and charges; a 
memorandum of expenses of trips from Monroe, Mich, to 
Ypsilanti and Detroit; other accounts; prescriptions; poetry 
and miscellaneous notes (1861-76) ; and a comedy written 
by Dorsch in 1875. 

MS 65-235 
Doty, Wirt P 

Business records, 1916-35. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Pharmacist, of Detroit. Pharmacy notebook containing 
recipes for remedies of common ailments; three vols, of 
records of the Doty Land Company of Detroit; and two 
vols, of pharmacy accounts. 

Gift of Mr. Doty, 1948. 

MS 65-236 
Douglas, Lloyd Cassd, 1877-1951. 

Papers, 1900-54. 4 ft. and 18 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Novelist and former minister of the First Congregational 
Church of Ann Arbor, Mich. Correspondence of Douglas 
with his family, publishers, and others relating to family 
matters and public affairs, with comments on national poli- 
ties, Presidents Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Tru- 
man, and World War n; mss. of addresses, articles, sermons, 
and novels; and scrapboeks. Correspondents include Vir- 
ginia Douglas Dawson, Alan E. Gray, and J. Weldon 
Wilson. 

Gift of Mrs. Carlos E. Herman, Mrs. Thomas A. Peabody, 
and Houghton Mifflin Company, 1959-60. 

MS65-237 
Douglass family. 

Papers, 1812-1911. ca. 3 ft and 70 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, business and legal papers, account books, 
notebooks, field notes, scrapbooks, autograph albums, gene- 
alogical records and other papers. Includes the papers of 
Benjamin Douglass and his two sons, Samuel Townsend 
Douglass (1814-1898), a lawyer and Detroit judge, and 
Silas H. Douglass (1816-1890), a member of Douglass 
Houghton's Northern Michigan survey party and professor 
at the University of Michigan ; correspondence of Helen 
(Welles) Douglass and her parents, John Welles and Sarah 
Welles, Alice Helen Douglass, Catherine Hulbert Douglass, 
Kate Douglass, Idly C. Douglass, Marie Louise Douglass, 
and Sarah Douglass; Silas Douglass' copy of Douglass 
Houghton's field notes; and papers relating to the estate of 
Henry W. Welles and John A. Welles. Much of the Benja- 
min Douglass correspondence is of a personal nature with 



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Douglass family. Papers, 1812-1911. (Continued) 

Lucy Townson Douglass. Silas Douglass' correspondence 
deals with family affairs, business matters, and (in a large 
part) with the University of Michigan. Samuel T. Doug- 
lass' correspondence relates chiefly to his legal business in 
Detroit and to politics, his farm, and family affairs. Other 
correspondents include James V. Campbell, Henry EL Crapo, 
Douglass Houghton, Jonathan Kearsley, Lois AngeU Mc- 
Laughlin, Zina Pitcher, Joseph Sibley, and Henry P. 
Tappan. 

„ „ MS65-238 

Downs, Tom, 1916- 

Papers, 1949-62. 10 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence and other materials pertaining to Downs' 
campaign for election and his service as a delegate to the 
Michigan Constitutional Convention of 1961-62, and as a 
member of the Michigan Employment Security Commission, 

Gift of Mr. Downs, 1962. 

__ . „ MS 65-239 

Dnbuar, James, 1813-1886. 
Papers, 1834-92. ca. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Teacher and Presbyterian clergyman in Indiana, Michi- 
gan, and New York. Correspondence ; sermons ; addresses ; 
and parish papers, for the most part, written in Northville, 
Mich^or pertaining to the Presbyterian Church there; mis- 
cellaneous notes and memos; and a history of the Presby- 
terian Church in Webster (Washtenaw Co.) Mich. 

«„.. ._... „ MS 65-240 

Dunham, Arthur Louis. 

Papers. 9 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of history at the University of Michigan. 

Notes and mss. of Dunham's books, The Anglo-French 
treaty of commerce of 1860 (1930) and The industrial revo- 
lution in France, 1815-48 (1955). 
Gift of Mr. Dunham, 1956-57.' 

T» xr .. n MS 65-241 

Dunn, Newell Ransom, 1818-1900. 

Papers, 1835-1900. 18 ft and 39 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Free Will Baptist clergyman in New Hampshire, Ohio, 
Kansas, and Michigan, and professor and president of Hills- 
dale College, Hillsdale, Mich. Correspondence and other 
papers of Dunn and his wife, Cyrene Emery Dunn, dealing 
chiefly with his Free Will Baptist evangelical activities and 
his connections with Hillsdale College, with brief mention 
of his antislavery and Republican Party activities. Includes 
Civil War letters from his sons, Francis Wayland Dunn 
(1843-1874) and Newell Ransom Dunn (1841-1863) ; diary 
(1859-60) of Newell Ransom Dunn, kept while he was a 
student at Oberlin and Hillsdale Colleges and a teacher at 
Wheatland, Mich.; and 19 diaries (1860-70) of Francis 
Wayland Dunn kept while he was a student and teacher at 
Hillsdale College, a soldier in the 64th Illinois Infantry 
during the Civil War, and during his travels in Europe, the 
Near East and in Western America. 

The Civil War material is described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 15. 

Gift of members of the Dunn and Slayton families, 1957. 



^ MS 65-242 

Durand, George Harmon, 1838-1903. 

Papers, 1862-1912. 1 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court Correspondence 
(1876) dealing with Democratic politics; papers Concerning 
the presentation of Durand's portrait to the Michigan Su- 
preme Court; business and legal papers; an address; and 
scrapbooks of newspaper clippings on Durand's legal busi- 
ness, politics, and his death 

Gift of Roscoe O. Bonisteel, 1950. 



MS-65-24S 
Easlick, Kenneth Alexander, 1893- 

Papers, 1917-61. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of dentistry and public health at the University 
of Michigan. Correspondence, lecture notes, clippings, and 
other materials dealing with Easlick's professional activities 
in dentistry; and a scrapbook of photos, and clippings, re- 
union publications, and miscellaneous papers dealing with 
Ambulance Unit No. 591, U. S. Army Medical Corps, com- 
posed of University of Michigan students and residents of 
Ann Arbor, who served in France during World War l 

Gift of Dr. Easlick, 1961-62. 



MS 65-244 
Edmonson, James Bartlett, 1882-1954. 

Papers, 1919-54. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dean of the University of Michigan School of Education. 
Correspondence and other papers dealing with Edmonson's 
professional activities, the School of Education, the First 
Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor, the NRA in Ann Arbor, 
and mss. of various books and articles by him. 

Gift of Mrs. Edmonson, 1961. 

MS 65-245 
Edmunds, Charles Wallis, 1873-1941. 
Papers, 1926-39. 85 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor at the University of Michigan School of Medi- 
cine. Correspondence and lists of members of the Class at 

1901. ■"cvaasui 



„„ . , MS65-246 

Edmunds, James Madison, 1810-1879. 

Correspondence, 1861-66. 173 items. 

Li University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan legislator and Commissioner of the U. S. Land 
Office. Largely letters of acknowledgement for U. S. Land 
Office and U. S. Census reports from Congressmen and other 
Government officials, and letters concerning U. S. Land 
Office business. Includes a letter (1864) from John Hay, 
pertaining to Lincoln's meeting with the Baltimore Conven- 
tion committee; letters from Austin Blair and Henry H. 
Crapo to Lincoln concerning an Army appointment for 
George S. Clark, Jr.; and letters of autograph value only. 
Other correspondents include J. C. Abbot, William B. Alli- 
son, Oakes Ames, Schuyler Colfax, Rutherford B. Hayes, 
Jacob M Howard, William A Howard, John W. Longyear, 
John Sherman, Andrew Ten Brook, Lyman Trumbull and 
Gideon Welles. 

Gift of Mrs. John N. Bagley, 1940. 



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MS65-247 
Elwood, Isaac Newton, 1843-1887. 

Papers, 1867 ?-87. ca. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Flint, 
Mich. 190 sermons delivered mainly at Ami Arbor, Flint, 
Marquette, Port Huron, Ypsilanti, and other places in 
Michigan; two essays; and a letter (1887) to Mrs. Isaac N. 
Elwood from E. L. Miller, concerning a biography of the 
Rev. Elwood. 

Gift of Alice M Elwood, 1939. 

MS 66-348 
English, Albert D 

Papers, 1890-1910. ca. 75 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

An account of the beginning of the Southern Washtenaw 
Farmers' Club, given in a speech probably delivered by 
English ca. 1900 ; and miscellaneous papers on schools, roads, 
and agriculture in Manchester Township, Washtenaw Co., 
Mich. 

Gift of Edward Wisner, 1955. 

MS 65-249 
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad. 

Records, 1834-1952. 10 ft. and 51 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence relating to dividends and other business 
matters; legal papers; account books; receipts; bank state- 
ments and other financial papers ; minutes (1834-1919) of the 
board of directors; and reports to the Interstate Commerce 
Commission and Michigan and Ohio regulatory agencies. 

MS 65-250 
Farmer-Labor Party. 

Records, 1934-37. 90 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, brochures, and reports of Party activi- 
ties, particularly in Wayne and Washtenaw Counties, Mich. 

Gift of Mentor L. Williams, 1945. 

MS 65-251 
Farrar family. 

Papers, 1817-86. 110 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence primarily pertaining to personal and re- 
ligious affairs, business papers, and account books of Charles 
S. Farrar, Of Armade, Mich., Cyrus S. Farrar, of Romeo, 
Mich,, and other members of the Farrar family. Includes 28 
letters from Cynthia Farrar, missionary to India, containing 
news of the mission and reflections on religion. 

Gift of Gilbert W. Farrar, 1940. 

MS 65-252 
Faxon, John Harvey, o. 1827. 

Papers, 1848-66. ca. 200 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Civil War soldier and farmer, of Duplain, Mich. Cor- 
respondence during the Civil War between Faxon, a cor- 
poral in the Quartermaster DeptL, Company D, 1st Cavalry 
of Michigan, with his wife and other members of his family, 
relating to his Civil War service, family affairs, the 
Rochester Colony (1851-52) J a trip from Adrian to Duplain, 
Mich, in 1851 and to Mount Clemens, Mich., in 1849; and 



three Civil War diaries and a supply record book kept by 
Faxon while he was serving with the 1st Michigan Cavalry. 

Described in Michigan men in the Civil War by Ida C. 
Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, Bulletin no. 9, 
Jan. 1959) p. 18. 

Gift of Mrs. Gertrude Faxon Hillyer, 1958. 



MS 65-253 
Fetch, Alpheus, 1806-1896. 

Papers, 1794-1894. ca. 2 ft. and 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, professor of law 
at the University of Michigan, Governor and U. S. Senator 
from Michigan. Correspondence, legal documents, speeches, 
a biographical sketch of Felch by Theodore A Felch, and 
other papers dealing with family affairs, business, State and 
national politics, particularly the election of 1848, and the 
Felch estate. Much of this collection relates to Felch's work 
as president of the commission to adjust Spanish and Mex- 
ican land claims in California (1853-56), Correspondents 
include John J. Adam, William Anderson, James B. Angell, 
John Ball, John Barry, George C. Bates, Alexander W. 
Buel, Lewis Cass, Isaac E. Crary, Caleb Cushing, Samuel 
Denton, Henry M. Dodge, Silas H. Douglas, Samuel T. 
Douglass, Robert P. Eldridge, Elon Farnsworth, Theodore 
A. Felch, George R. Griswold, Thomas A Hendricks, Jacob 
M Howard, Calvin C. Jackson, Lucius Lyon, Robert Mc- 
Clelland, William W. Murphy, David A Noble, Horace A. 
Noyes, Andrew Ten Brook, Charles W. Whipple, Robert S. 
Wilson, and Warner Wing. 



MS 65-254 
Ferris, Woodbridge Nathan, 1853-1928. 

Papers, 1912-40. 100 items and 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Governor and U. S. Senator from Michigan. Corre- 
spondence, autobiography, and other papers. Includes ca. 
75 extracts of letters (1912-28) from Ferris to his family, 
containing information on State and national politics; copies 
of 10 letters from Ferris to Roy C. Vandercook, concerning 
the copper strike in 1913; 2 letters (1940) to Carleton G. 
Ferris ; a memorial by Ferris to Helen G. Ferris ; and 7 scrap- 
books of newspaper clippings on Ferris' political activities. 

Gift of Carleton G Ferris, 1946. 



MS 65-255 
Ferry family. 

Papers, 1822-1911. 169 items and 3 y. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence and other papers, chiefly of William 
Montague Ferry (1796-1867), Presbyterian missionary on 
Mackinac Island, lumberman, and founder of Grand Haven, 
Mich. Includes correspondence of William Ferry and his 
wife, Amanda White Ferry, describing their trip from Ash- 
field, Mass., to Mackinac Island and their work among the 
Indians there; personal correspondence (1823-37) ; 4 letters 
to Hannah White; letter (1865) to the Ferry children; and 
sermons and addresses by Ferry; 30 letters (1862-65) of 
Col. William M Ferry (1824-1905), regent of the Univer- 
sity of Michigan, mainly to his wife and other relatives 
while serving with the 14th Michigan Infantry during the 
Civil War, relating details of camp life; and addresses by 
Col. Ferry; letters from eminent contemporary statesmen 
and others to Thomas White Ferry (1827-4896) , lumberman 
and U. S. Representative and Senator from Michigan; and 
two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings on the Ferry family. 



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Ferry family. Papers, 1822-1911. (Continued) . 
Correspondents include Susan B. Anthony, Henry P! Bald- 
win, Zachariah Chandler, Schuyler Colfax, William M. 
Evarts, Hamilton Fish, Rutherford B. Hayes, Whitelaw 
Reid, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. 

Some of the Civil War letters of Col. William M. Ferry 
have been described in Michigan men in the Civil War, by 
Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, Bulletin 
no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 18. 

Gifts of Mrs. E. C. Anderson and Mrs. Hollister Hancock, 
1939 ; and Mr. M. A Anderson, 1961. 

TO , * ,, - MS 65-256 

field family. 

Field and Buck family papers, 1835-1923. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Family correspondence and business papers of various 
members of the Field and Buck families who were related by 
marriage. Includes the business and family correspondence 
and papers of Abbey Field (1844-1901), church worker of 
the Church of Christ in Englishville and Grand Rapids, 
Mich. ; papers of Myron Buck, chiefly concerning lumbering; 
96 Civil War letters (1862-65) of Andrew Buck, Company 
F, 7th Michigan Cavalry and Curtis Buck, Battery B, 1st 
Michigan Light Artillery; and one letter from John Bettis, 
Company D, Michigan Engineers and Mechanics. 

The Civil War letters have been described in Michigan 
men in the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical 
Collections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 13-14. 

On permanent loan from Mrs. Myrtle Field Holmes, 1940. 

m j * -, MS 65-257 

Flanders family. 

Papers, 1859-1925. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Family correspondence between Edwin P. Flanders and 
his wife, Mary Smith Flanders, relating to family matters, 
farm affairs, and local news; phonotype correspondence 
(1859-64), with key, between Flanders and William C. 
Swaddle, a sergeant in the Michigan Engineers and Me- 
chanics, during the Civil War; biographical sketch of Mrs. 
Flanders; letter (1875) containing the Flanders family 
genealogy; and miscellaneous material 

Gift of James Buckley, 1958. 

„ MS 65-258 

Fletcher, Frank Ward, 1853-1922. 

Papers, 1871-1922. ca. 1 ft. and 4 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lumberman of Alpena, Mich., and regent of the University 
of Michigan. Correspondence of Fletcher, mainly with his 
father, George N. Fletcher, relating to the lumbering and 
paper manufacturing business in Alpena and Detroit, Mich. ; 
personal and financial papers; and miscellaneous business 
papers. Includes letter press book (1885-98) of Fletcher 
and his father; letter press book (1871) of Fletcher's father ; 
letters on State politics and University of Michigan affairs ; 
and two account books of Frank Fletcher. 
Gift of Philip K Fletcher, 1936. 

_ „ MS 65-259 

Florer, Warren Washburn, 1869-1958. 
Papers, 1877-1941. ca. 4 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of German at the University of Michigan and 
an insurance agent Correspondence, lecture notes, mss. of 
writings, documents relating to Florer's activities and 
scholarly interests at the University of Michigan and else- 
where, particularly in the field of Germanic languages and 
literature, and papers pertaining to the Lutheran and Evan- 
gelical churches in Michigan. Includes papers of Dr. Her- 



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mann Kiefer (1825-1911), chairman of the revolutionary 
mass meeting at Freiburg, Ger,in 1848, and later, physician 
and civic leader, of Detroit, and regent of the University of 
Michigan. Correspondents include James B. Angell, Wilber 
M. Brucker, Fred W. Green, Harry B. Hutchins, Harry F. 
Kelly, and Ernest P. Schilling. 
Gift of Mr. Florer, 1937-52. 

MS65-260 
Folio, Charles L 1905- 

Papers, 1961-62. 2 ft and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Assistant director of the University of Michigan Exten- 
sion Service and delegate to the Michigan Constitutional 
Convention, 1961-62. Correspondence with constituents 
and other interested groups regarding the work of the con- 
vention; materials on Folio's campaign, his work with the 
'University of Michigan, and the Michigan Library Associa- 
tion ; and diary of Folio's convention experiences. Corres- 
pondents include Alvin M. Bentley, Prentiss M Brown, and 
Neil Staebler. 

Gift of Mr. Folio, 1961-62. 

MS 65-261 
Forbes, Darwin C 1871- 

Papers, 1866-1938. 335 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Engineer and pioneer surveyor of northern Michigan. 
Business, and legal papers, biographical and genealogical 
notes, school papers, notes on Mexico and Brazil, souvenir 
post cards, an autograph book, and other family papers of 
Forbes and his wife, Nina Morris Forbes. 

Gift of Mrs. Forbes, 1940. 

MS 65-262 
Forsythe, Warren Ellsworth, 1885-1960. 

Papers, 1933-48. 100 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Director of the University of Michigan Health Service. 
Correspondence and other papers dealing with Forsythe 's 
work in obtaining recognition of Henry Sewall's contribu- 
tions in immunology. 

Acquired, 1962. 

MS 65-263 
Foster, James C of Luce Co., Mich. 

Papers, 1918-19. 400 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Personal correspondence relating to World War i and di- 
rectives and reports of the War Preparedness Board of Luce 
Co., Mich. Includes letters to Foster from Albert E. Sleeper. 
Gift of Sidney D. Foster, 1962. 

MS 65-264 
Foster, Theodore, 1812-1865. 

Papers, 1835-62. 40 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Co-editor of the "Signal of liberty," editor of the "Lan- 
sing State republican," and superintendent of the State In- 
dustrial School for Boys in Lansing, Mich. Four vols, of 
account books containing subscription lists for the "Signal 
of liberty;" 20 antislavery papers consisting of mbs. on the 
Liberty Party, the Colonization Society, the slave trade and 
other aspects of slavery; a scrapbook; and other papers re- 
lating to philosophical, sociological, and religious topics. 

Gift of Charles W. Foster, 1935. 



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tp ™ ■ A ■ , MS 65-265 

Fox, Emma Augusta, 1847-1945. 

Papers, 1894-1945. 1 ft. and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author and teacher of parliamentary law. Chiefly cor- 
respondence between Mrs. Fox and various women and 
women's organizations, particularly State federations of 
women s clubs, concerning club activities; and three vols of 
names of guests attending functions honoring Mrs. Fox 

Gift of Maurice W. Fox, 1942. 



„_ MS 65-266 

Frank, Coleman D 1876-1954. 

Papers, 1919. ca. 75 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Army officer, professor at the University of Michigan 
and member of the Permanent International Armistice 
Commission. Commissions, traveling orders, and billeting 
orders. 

Gift of Dr. Herbert M-Cobe, 1954. 



^■_ ^,. m „ MS 65-267 

Free Will Baptists (Founded in N. ff.) Michigan Associa- 
tion. 

Records, 1838-1953. 49 items and 16 t. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Constitutions, minutes, and financial records of the Mich- 
igan Yearly Meeting (1838-91), of the Michigan Associa- 
tion (1889-1953), and of the Ministers' Conference of the 
Yearly Meeting (1869-1916) ; financial record (1891-93) of 
the State Young People's Organization; records (1890-91) 
of the Women's Missionary Society; sketch of Hillsdale 
College, Hillsdale, Mick; indentures; and miscellaneous 
business and legal papers. 



«-!-».-.-- MS65-268 

Fries, Charles Carpenter, 1887- 

Papers, 1940-55. 1 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Director of the English Language Institute of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan. Papers relating mainly to Fries' pro- 
fessional activities as the first director of the English 
Language Institute, to University of Michigan affairi. to 
linguistic organizations, to the Eed Cross, and to some 
personal matters. Correspondents include Esson Gale, Louis 
A. Hopkins, Edward H. Kraus, Hans Kurath, Albert H 
Marckwardt, Kenneth L Pike, Alexander G. Euthven, and 
Clarence S. Yoakum. 

Acquired, 1957. 



m_! ~ ^ MS 65-269 

Frieze, Henry Simmons, 1817-1889. 

Papers, 1854-1920. ca. 550 items and 18 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of Latin and acting president of the University 
of Michigan. Correspondence, chiefly relating to the affairs 
of the University of Michigan; two reports on Frieze's 
faculty activities; biographical and genealogical material; 
addresses ; sketchbook ; records of Frieze's European travels ; 
notes; and miscellaneous items. Includes letters (1855-56), 
mainly from Frieze to his wife, describing his European 



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travels and experiences; and 34 letters from Andrew D. 
White, of Cornell University. Correspondents include 
James B. Angell, Levi Barbour, James R. Boise, Phillips 
Brooks, Francis Brunnow, Thomas M. Cooley, Byron M 
Cutcheon, Silas H Douglas, James A Garfield, Samuel S. 
Harris, Erastus 0. Haven, Whitelaw Raid, Randolph 
Rogers, Carl Schurz, Henry P. Tappan, Julia Tappan, 
Moses C.Tyler, and George P. Williams. 

MS 65-270 
Froebel Study Crab, Grand Rapids. 
Records, 1895-1953. 19 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 
Minutes, scrapbooks, and other records. 
Gift of Mrs. C. J. Olsen, 1962. 

MS 65-271 
Gale, Esson McDowell, 1884-1964. 

Papers, 1930-55. 2 ft. and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Orientalist, government official, and director of the Inter- 
national Center at the University of Michigan. Corre- 
spondence, biographical material, ars. for a book entitled 
Salt for the dragon (1953), and a ms. entitled The Univer- 
sity of Michigan in world affairs. Much of the material 
relates to China and the Far East 

Gift of Mr. Gale, 1956-62. 

MS 65-272 
Gale family. 

Business records, 1836-77. 91 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Business papers and records of the Gale family of Albion, 
Jonesville, and Moscow, Mich., concerning chiefly the Gale 
Manufacturing Company of Albion, founded in 1844 by 
George Gale and his son, Orlando Charles Gale (1823-1912). 
'Includes nine items of business correspondence (1852- 
76) ; three cashbooks (1848-51, 1848-57, and 1853-77) ; legal 
papers (1844-60) ; resolutions and list of subscribers (1871) 
for the raising of funds for the Northern Central Michigan 
Railroad; invoice book (1836) of George Gale's hardware 
store in Albion, listing goods purchased from A P. Gard- 
ner; and miscellaneous papers (1844-73) consisting of ac- 
counts, receipts, and notes. The eashbook (1848-57) con- 
tains two pages of accounts with Union City Iron Company, 
Union City, Mich. 

Gift of O. H Gale, 1941. 

r> j m t . MS65-273 

Gardner, Washington, 1845-1928. 

Papers, 1897-1912. 17 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan secretary of state and U. S. Representative. 
Two letter press books (1897-99) ; monthly statements and 
miscellaneous papers (1911-12) of the Albion Malleable 
Iron Company of Albion, Mich.; nine letters to Gardner; 
and an abstract of title. Many of the letters in the letter 
press books concern Michigan politics for the period. 

Gift of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, 1940. 

Garfield, Charles William, 1848-1934. 
Papers, 1899-1929. 50 items and 1 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of the Michigan Forestry Commission and mem- 
ber of the State Board of Agriculture. Correspondence 
dealing with the Michigan Forestry Association, conserva- 
tion, and forestation in Michigan; letter book (1900-03) 
containing ca. 630 letters of the Michigan Forestry Com- 
mission, of which Garfield was president; 8 drafts of 



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Papers, 1899-1929. 



Garfield, Charles William, 1848-1934. 
(Continued) 

speeches or articles on forestry and conservation, probably 
written by Garfield; and a biographical sketch of Garfield. 
Correspondents include Julius C. Burrows, Burke A. Hins- 
dale, Alfred C. Lane, William B. Mershon, Gifford Pinchot, 
Hazen S. Pingree, Filibert Roth, and Volney M. SpaldiniT 
Acquired, 1964. * 

MS 65-275 
Geer, Harrison. 

Papers, 1865-95. ca. 235 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer. Correspondence and papers, chiefly relating to 
Republican Party politics (1889-92) in Lapeer, Mich.; and 
an account book (1875) of a social club. Correspondents 
include William R. Bates, James McMillan, and John T. 
Rich. 

Gift of Louis C. Crampton. 

MS 65-276 
Gesell, Robert, 1886-1954. 

Papers, 1923-53. ca. 500 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chairman of the Physiology Dept of the University of 
Michigan. Correspondence, articles, speeches, and lectures 
primarily dealing with Gesell's professional activities in the 
field of physiology. Correspondents include Albert C. 
Furstenberg, Louis A Hopkins, Edward H Kraus, and 
Shirley W. Smith. 

Acquired, 1956. 

„ ' MS65-277 

Gibson, Kenneth R 1895- 

Papers, 1930-56. 12 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dentist and director of the Child Health Division of the 
Children's Fund of Michigan. Correspondence and records 
primarily concerned with public health programs in Michi- 
gan, such as the summer dental relief program and the 
Michigan Children's Fund programs. 

Gift of Mrs. Kenneth R. Gibson, 1963. 

MS 65-278 
Goddard, Edwin Charles, 1865-1942. 

Papers, 1886-1940. 400 items and 12 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of law at the University of Michigan. Corre- 
spondence, including letters and notes on Goddard's Euro- 
pean trip (1908-09) : family genealogy; addresses and 
essays on various subjects by Goddard and his wife, Lillian 
R. Goddard; outline of an algebra course; University of 
Michigan law thesis; ms. of and material for Goddard's his- 
tory of the University of Michigan Law School; and Ann 
Arbor High School and University of Michigan student 
notebooks on courses given by Henry C. Adams, James B. 
Angell, Isaac X. Demmon, John Dewey, Henry S. Frieze, 
Charles M. Gayley, Richard Hudson, Elisha Jones, Andrew 
C. McLaughlin, George S. Morris, Albert B. Prescott, Jacob 
E. Reighard, Volney M. Spalding, and Victor C. Vaughan. 

Gift of the Goddard estate, 1943. 

MS 65-279 
Goodrich, Calvin, 1874- 

Papers, 1938-46. ca. 150 items and 1 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journalist and curator of mollusks at the University of 
Michigan Museums. Chiefly letters to Goodrich from W. N. 
Weech, describing conditions in England during World War 



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n ; ms. of an unpublished book entitled "Immigrant Michi- 
gan," with sections on transportation, newspapers, pioneer 
life, and immigration; and articles and notes on various 
topics. 
Acquired, 1946 and 1961. 

MS 65-280 
Goodrich, Osman Dewey, 1808-1887. 
Papers, 1835-83. 75 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician, of Allegan, Mich. Chiefly deeds and tax re- 
ceipts, together with a history of Allegan. 
Gift of Francis L. D Goodrich, 1958. 

MS 65-281 
Gordon, James Wright, 1809-1853. 

Papers, 1794-1862. 106 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Governor of Michigan. Chiefly family correspondence of 
Gordon and his wife while they lived in Plainfield, Command 
other eastern towns. Includes letters from their son, James 
Wright Gordon, Jr.; one letter (1837) relating to Michigan 
politics; and a record (1799-1800) of military supplies; and 
military regulations of the 13th Regt. of the New Jersey 
Militia. 

Gift of Lawrence E. Gordon, 1939. 

MS 65-282 
Gorham, Charles T 1812-1901. 

Papers, 1861-99. 60 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Bank president, U. S. Minister to the Netherlands, and 
Assistant Secretary of the Interior. Chiefly correspondence ; 
scrapbook of invitations, and calling cards relating to the 
ministry to the Netherlands. Includes 43 letters from friends 
and political associates, together with some letters relating 
to affairs in Marshall, Mich. Correspondents include Gov. 
Henry P. Baldwin, andZachariah Chandler. 

Described in Guide to Manuscripts in the Michigan His- 
torical Collections of the University of Michigan, by R. M 
Warner and I. C. Brown (1963). 

Gift of Mrs. Amelia Frink Redfield, 1937. 



MS 65-283 
Grand Rapids. Kindergarten Training School. 

Records, 1891-1919. 108 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Articles of incorporation and minutes; student registers 
and alumni rosters ; performance records of students ; student 
and teacher's notebooks, mostly those of Clara Wheeler; pat- 
terns and other teaching devices; and financial records. 

Gift of Mrs. B. W. Olsen, 1946. 

MS 65-284 
Green, Fred Warren, 1872-1936. 

Papers, 1899-1932. 122 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Governor of Michigan. Correspondence while Green was 
in Santa Clara, Cuba. (1899) and for the period 1926-32; 
proceedings of a general court-martial at Santa Clara; a 
report (1904) by Green on Michigan National Guard en- 
campment ; 61 notes and addresses ; scrapbooks of clippings 
of election returns, tickets, and political campaigns from 
1881 to 1927. 

Gift of Mrs. Fred Green, 1940. 



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MS 66-285 
Greene, Mary Theresa. 

Papers, 1910-48. 125 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician. Correspondence and scrapbooks pertain- 
ing mainly to the University of Michigan Medical School, 
Class of 1890; and a biographical sketch of Dr. Adelle P. 
Pierce. 

Gift of Miss Greene, 1948. 



MS65-286 
Gregg, Phineas. 

Papers, 1849-1925. 1 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician. Three deeds, docket book, and marriage rec- 
ords of members of the Saunders Colony of freed slaves in 
Calvin Township, Cass Co., Mich., among whom Gregg 
worked; incomplete reminiscences of this Negro settlement 
by Gregg's son, William C. Gregg; an incomplete biography 
of Abdulah, a Moslem neighbor of William Gregg; and a 
hs. ( 1925) by Frank C. Gregg. 

Gift of Mrs. Janet Gregg Polacheck, 1960-61. 



MS65-287 
Gridley, Eleanor (Gridley) 6.1846. 

Papers, 1837-1939. ca. 400 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Political and private correspondence and papers of Mrs. 
Gridley, her father, Judge G. Thompson Gridley, and other 
members of the family relating to the centennial celebration 
in Philadelphia in 1876, the Republican Party, Abraham 
Lincoln, and the elections of 1932 and 1936. Correspond- 
ents include James J. Couzens, Hamilton Fish, Fred W. 
Green, and Arthur H. Vandenberg. 

Gift of Mrs. Gridley, 1938-40. 



MS65-288 
Griffin, Eli Augustas, 1833-1864. 

Papers, 1836-82. ca. 250 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Union Army officer and businessman, of Miles, Mich. 
Correspondence, diaries, commissions, resolutions, and mis- 
cellaneous items. Includes a diary (1853) of a trip to the 
California gold fields; diary (1856) of a trip from Council 
Bluffs, Iowa, to Salt Lake City, Utah; a brief diary (1859) 
of a trip from St. Joseph, Mo., to Pikes Peak gold fields; 
two diaries describing Griffin's military service in the 6th 
and 19th Michigan Infantry Kegt. during the Civil War; 
133 letters (1861-64) from Griffin written to relatives and 
friends, from various military installations; correspondence 
of Griffin's wife and his father, Samuel Hicks Griffin, relat- 
ing to his travels and his military activities; letters relating 
to Griffin's fatal wounding; a letter by his son, Edwin Clar- 
ence Griffin, describing the Grand Army of the Republic 
convention held in Detroit in 1882; and Griffin's diary 
(1862) including a brief diary (1869) written by his son, 
Edwin. Correspondents include John Bennett, Isaac Grif- 
fin, Paschal A. Pullman, Lucius M Wing, and John Wood- 
ruff. 

Most of the letters and diaries relating to military acti- 
vities have been described in Michigan men in the Civil 
War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, 
Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959 ) p. 20. 

Gift of Mrs. Jeanne Griffin, 1958. 



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MS 65-289 
Griffiths, Martha Wright, 1912- 

Papers, 1956-63. 12 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. Representative from Michigan. Correspondence 
and other papers dealing with all phases of Mrs. Griffiths' 
congressional career in tike 84th, 86th and 87th Congresses. 

Closed to investigators. 

Gift of Mrs. Griffiths, 1962. 



MS 65-290 
Grimes, Lucia Voorhees. 

Papers, 1912-32. 3 ft. and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, scrapbook, minutes, notes, a bill proposed 
to the Michigan Legislature, and miscellaneous material on 
woman suffrage and women's political activities in Michigan. 

Gift of Mrs. George L. Grimes, 1948. 



MS 65-291 
Guest, Edgar Albert, 1881-1959. 

Papers, ca. 1900-51. 1 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Poet Testimonial letters (1926) from prominent De- 
troiters; typewritten drafts and copies of radio talks (1926) ; 
congratulatory telegrams (1926) from radio listeners; xs. 
scores (1900-31) of various composers with words by Guest; 
some inscribed presentation copies of Guest's poems set to 
music ; and galley proofs of poems. 

Gift of Mr. Guest, 1938. 



MS 65-292 
Guthe, Carl Eugen, 1898- 

Papers, 1922-42. ca. 2 ft and 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Anthropologist director of the University of Michigan 
Museums, and director of the New York State Museums. 
Correspondence, archeological notes, financial records, and 
other materials on the University of Michigan expedition to 
die Philippine Islands, together with material relating to 
other aspects of the University of Michigan, including the 
centennial celebration and various committees. 

Gift of Mr. Guthe, 1944. 



MS65-293 
Hager family. 

Correspondence, 1857-87. 202 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chiefly letters to Mrs. Sabra Hager, of Otsego, Mich., 
relating to personal and family affairs, tjie Civil War, and 
neighbors leaving for the Pike's Peak gold rusk Includes 
90 letters from her husband, Phineas A Hager (1820-1864) 
of Company B, 19th Michigan Infantry; 25 letters from her 
son, William H. White (1840-1862), of Company G, 6th 
Michigan Infantry; and three letters from Henry Stark, of 
Company G, 6th Michigan Infantry. 

Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in the 
Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 20, 29, 31. 

Gift of Robert Klinger, 1943. 



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MS 65-294 
Haight family. 

Papers, 1919-45. ea. 250 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chiefly farm accounts, trade cards, valentines, poems, 
genealogy, and other miscellaneous papers of the Haight 
family, of Dearborn, Mich. 

Gift of Floyd L. Haight, 1958. 

_ „ „ . MS 65-295 

HaD, Daniel, d. 1887. 

Papers, 1852-1904. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician, of Saline, Mich. Correspondence, 10 prescrip- 
tion books, daybooks, and ledgers recording charges for 
medical services ; University of Michigan student notebook 
(1852) on courses given by Samuel Denton, Silas H. Doug- 
las, Moses Gunn, and Abram Sager; and two copies of a 
genealogical record of the Jacob and Peter Cook families. 
Includes 17 letters (1878-1903) from various University of 
Michigan officials and professors, recommending Hall's son. 
Abram S. HaD. 

Gift of Abram S. Hall, 1938; and Louis S. White, 1958. 

n n «_ . . MS 65-296 

HaD, Emma Amelia, 1837-1884. 

Papers, 1866-1935. ca. 150 items, 7 v., and 1 reel of 
microfilm. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Superintendent of Michigan State Training School for 
Girls. Correspondence, four vols, of diaries (1879-84) not- 
ing daily events, one reel of microfilm of diaries and the 
superintendent's reports, reports (1871-84), minutes (1880) 
expense accounts for the school, ms. history of die Detroit 
Presbyterian Home Mission Society, obituary notes, note- 
books, sermons, and miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Francis L. D. Goodrich. 1938. 

n n « • cj. ^ MS65-297 

HaD, Morns Stuart, 1839-1913. 

Papers, 1860-1912. 51 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions 

Businessman, of Ypsilanti, Mich. Correspondence and 
papers relating to Hall's Civil War service and his sub- 
sequent efforts to receive a government pension; an auto- 
biographical sketch and reminiscences (1908) of Hall's ex- 
periences as a soldier in the 18th Michigan Infantry and as 
an officer in the 44th U S. Infantry during the War: and a 
deed to property. 

Described in Michigan men in the Civil War, by Ida C 
Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 
1959) p. 21 and Supplement (Oct 1960) p. 11. 

Gift of Francis L. D. Goodrich, 1949-59. 

„ J . MS 65-298 

Hammond, Jason E 1. 1862. 

Papers, 1896-1945. ca. 275 items and 1 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State Superintendent of Public Instruction. 
Correspondence of Hammond and his wife, primarily of a 
personal nature, containing congratulatory letters on birth- 
days; mb. of an address (1942) given by Hammond upon 
the 50th anniversary of Central Michigan University; and 
one volume of poems written by him or dedicated to him 
Correspondents include John T. Rich and Edwin Arlington 
Robinson. 

Gift of Mr. Hammond, 1946-47. 



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MS 65—299 
Hampton, Will E 1864-1959. 

Papers, 1859-1959. ca. 500 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journalist, of Charlevoix, Mich. Correspondence relat- 
ing to Indians, various Michigan communities, and the 
Knights of Pythias; reminiscences of Charlevoix and Har- 
bor Springs, Mich.; poetry; three scrapbooks of clippings 
and poems; miscellaneous papers; Civil War papers of 
Hampton's father, Carlos D. Hampton, a surgeon in the 4tii 
Michigan Infantry; and Civil War reminiscences of sis 
mother in Texas. Correspondents include Alben W. Bark- 
ley, Bruce Catton, Edgar A. Guest, Carlos D. Hampton, and 
Chase S. Osborn. 

Gift of Victor Hampton, 1960. 



MS65-800 
Hampton family. 

Papers, 1827-9L 156 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Letters to Oliver Hampton (1807-1860) and his wife, 
Rachel Good Hampton, from relatives and friends in New 
York and Pennsylvania; five letters (1840-58) to Benjamin 
Stevens from his parents in New York; diary and account 
book of Oliver Hampton; and genealogy of the Hampton 
and Good families. The letters chiefly concern family and 
church (Society of Friends) matters. A few contain re- 
marks about the Civil War. 

Gift of Mrs. Nellie D. Finley, 1937-38. 



n l ^ »•'.«' ' MS 65-301 

Hanchett, Benjamin SawteD, 1869-1933. 

Papers, 188S-1958. 13 ft. and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Businessman, of Grand Rapids, and member of the Board 
of Regents of the University of Michigan. Personal and 
business correspondence and other papers dealing mainly 
with politics and university affairs. Includes material re- 
lating to the impact of the depression and the New Deal on 
agriculture in Michigan. Correspondents include Fred 
Warren Green, Alexander Groesbeck, Carl Mapes, and 
Chase S. Osborn. 

Gift of Jacob Shoemaker and John Huizinga, 1963 and 



„ MS65-302 

Hannah and Lay Company, Trovers* City, Mieh. 
Records, 1852-1919. 28 ft. and 250 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, vouchers, daybooks, invoices, cashbooks, 
journals, ledgers, and other records of a lumber company. 



„ . „ MS65-308 

Hams, Samuel Smith, 5p., 1841-1888. 
Papers, 1878-89. ca. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Episcopal clergyman. Correspondence, miscellaneous 
business papers, and sermons. Includes a letter from 
Phillips Brooks. 
Gift of William P. Harris, 1946. 



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„_,,.." MS 65-304: 

Hart family. 

Papers, 1858-92. ca. 500 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence concerning personal and business affairs 
in Lapeer and North Lansing, Mich; accounts; indentures; 
bills ; receipts ; and other business papers. Includes 244 let- 
ters of Alvin N. Hart, Arthur H Hart, Rodney G. Hart, 
and others. 

Gift of Louis C. Cramton, 1945 and 1957. 



MS65-805 
Hartsnff family. 

Papers, 1839-1930. 60 items and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence; news clippings; obituaries; genealogical 
notes on the Hartsuff, Banning, and Elliott families; diary 
(1908-15) of Alice Hartsuff, covering her travels in Europe; 
diary (1882) of Albert Hartsuff, written while he was sta- 
tioned with the Army in New Mexico; and diaries (1884- 
90) of Florence Hartsuff Bethell, kept while she was a 
Detroit schoolgirl and on a trip to Europe. Correspondents 
include Albert Hartsuff, George Hartsuff, and William 
Hartsuff. 

Gift of Mrs. Luther S. Trowbridge, 1962. 



„ MS 65-306 

HascaD, Charles C 

Papers, 1833-60. 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Receiver of public moneys, of Genesee, Mich Copies of 
letters (1836-40) sent by Hascall relating to the administra- 
tion of his office; and a daybook (1833-60) of a general store 
in Flint, Mich. 

Gift of Mrs. Angeline Burrington, 1940. 



„ „ MS65-307 

Hastings, Walter E 1888- 

Papers, 1921-50. 100 items and 3 v. 
_ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan Dept. of Conservation officer. Correspondence, 
scrapbooks, and other papers relating to Hastings' work as 
photographer, naturalist, and conservation officer. Corre- 
spondents include Fred W. Green, John A Hannah, Clar- 
ence C. Little, Frank Murphy, and Alexander G. Ruthven. 
Gift of Roscoe O. Bonisteel, 1961. 



MS 65-308 
Haughey family. 

Correspondence, 1917-55. 3ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence of the family of Wilfred H Haughey, a 
physician. Includes personal family letters; letters from 
Haughey to his wife and children written while he was serv- 
ing in the U.S. Army as a surgeon in France during World 
War x; correspondence of members of the family attending 
the University of Michigan; and correspondence of the 
Haughey children written during World War rx from many 
places throughout the world. 

Gift of Dr. Wilfrid Haughey, 1955. 



MS 65-309 
Haven, Erastus Otis, Bp., 1820-1881. 

Papers, 1838-73. 8 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Methodist clergyman, chancellor of Syracuse University, 
president of Northwestern University and of the University 
of Michigan. Letter press book (1864-65) chiefly containing 
official correspondence while Haven was president of the 
University of Michigan; » few letters; typewritten copies of 
articles appearing in the Michigan argus for 1869, con- 
demning and defending Haven for speaking in a Unitarian 
Church in Detroit ; and scrapbooks. 



MS 65-310 
Hawley family. 

Papers, 1834-75. 81 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, two personal account books, receipts, and 
deeds of Asa Hawley's family, of Union City, Mich. 

Gift of Mrs. A W. Diack, 1957. 



MS 65-311 
Hayden, Joseph Ralston, 1887-1945. 

Papers, 1854-1945. 67 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chairman of the Dept. of Political Science at the Univer- 
sity of Michigan and U. S. Vice Governor General of the 
Philippines, 1933-35. Chiefly correspondence, lecture notes, 
hss. of books and articles, speeches, reports, 'files of news- 
paper clippings, and miscellaneous papers chiefly relating to 
the Philippine Islands. Includes family correspondence 
and papers relating to Hayden's World War I service, and 
to his activities at the University of Michigan. Nearly all 
phases of the Philippine government and politics, foreign 
relations, education, agriculture, industry, and important 
personalities are discussed. Correspondents include James 
R. Fugate, Edgar A Guest, J. Weldon Jones, Jose Laurel, 
Frank Murphy, Sergio Osmena, Frank Parker, Jesse Reeves, 
Carlos Romulo, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Manuel Roxas, 
Francis B. Sayre, Mathew Tomlinson, Arthur H Vanden- 
berg, and Leonard Wood. 

Gift of Mrs. Joseph R. Hayden, 1955. 



MS 65-312 
Hayden family. 

Papers, 1826-1901. 77 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Personal correspondence (1833-1901), contracts, receipts, 
indentures, and other business papers (1826-60) of Elisha 
Hayden's family. Includes three Civil War letters (1865) 
of Jasper Hayden. 

Gift of Augustus Hendehnan, 1953. 



MS 65-313 
Haydon, Arthur W 

Papers, 1865-1915. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Sheep raiser, of Decatur, Mich Account books and farm 
records. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Ruff, 1922. 



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MS 65-314 
Haydon, Charies B 1834-1864. 

Papers, 1852-64. 1ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and Union Army officer. 17 diaries (1861-64) 
describing Haydon's service with the 2d Eegt., Michigan In- 
fantry; a personal account book; University of Michigan 
notebooks, including one on a history coarse given by James 
B Boise ; and a sketchbook. 

The diaries are described in Michigan men in the Civil 
War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, 
Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 2L 

Gift of lone Haydon, 1950; and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Buff, 
1962. 



MS 65-315 
Haze, Charles W 1. 1820. 

Papers, 1849-1938. ca. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician. Correspondence of Haze, his wife, his daugh- 
ter, and others, chiefly about family affairs; swamp land 
certificates; land tax receipts, five small account books; in- 
dentures ; and other legal papers. Includes one letter (1850) 
concerning a trek to California to join the gold rush. 

Gift of Mrs. K.D.Potter, 1952. 

MS 65-316 
Helme, James W 1860-1938. 

Papers, 1844-1938. ca. 550 items and 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, Michigan State official, and editor of the Michi- 
gan patron. Correspondence and business papers concern- 
ing farm affairs, legal business, and Michigan politics, in- 
cluding material on the 1918 U. S. senatorial campaign in 
which Helme was a Democratic nominee in the primary 
election; diary (1882) of everyday events; copies of articles 
and speeches; scrapbooks of clippings on campaign activi- 
ties, with notes by Helme; and papers of his father, James 
W. Helme (1817-1883) including correspondence with his 
brothers and with Laura S.Haviland. 

Gift of Mrs. James W. Hehne, Jr., 1988. 



„_* _ „ MS 65-317 

Herbert, J Joseph, 1894-1956. 

Papers, 1917-56. 2 ft and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and regent of the University of Michig an Cor- 
respondence (1943-56), mainly dealing with University of 
Michigan affairs, three student notebooks on courses given 
by Edgar N. Durfee and Willis G. Stoner, and a scrapbook 
of pictures, together with two other scrapbooks (1954-56) 
kept by Mrs. Herbert 

Gift of Mrs. J. Joseph Herbert, 1959-60. 

_ . , ^ MS 65-318 

Hinsdale, Burke Aaron, 1837-1900. 

Papers, 1857-1960. ca. 2 ft. and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of education at the University of Michigan and 
president of Hiram College, Hiram Ohio. Papers of Hins- 
dale and members of his family, including his correspond- 
ence dealing with family affairs, business and professional 
activities, Hiram College, European travels, and the' Uni- 
versity of Michigan; letter (1858) and copies of correspond- 



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ence with James A. Garfield; letter (1896) from Benjamin 
Harrison; papers of Hinsdale's three daughters, Ellen 
Clarinda Hinsdale (1864-1958), Mary Louisa Hinsdale 
(1866-1946), and Mildred Hinsdale, concerning their pro- 
fessional activities, publications, travels, especially a trip to 
Bussia in 1928; mss. of books and articles; and citations and 
honors of the family. Correspondents include Randolph G. 
Adams, John B Alden, James B. AngelL Dennis W. Brogan, 
Nicholas M Butler, Donald J. Cowling, William E. Dodd, 
Lucretia Rudolph Garfield, Albert B. Hart, Anne CHare 
McCormick, Alice Freeman Palmer, Theodore Roosevelt, 
Henry L. Stimson, and Charles Sumner. 
Gift of the Hinsdale family, 1949-60. 

MS 65-519 
Hinsdale, Wilbert Bartlett, 1851-1944. 

Papers, 1895-1934. 70 items and 10 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of homeopathy at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence; diary (1905) of a trip through the British 
Isles; notes on archeology and homeopathy; notebook of 
callers at Hinsdale's home ; eight scrapbooks, mostly printed 
items but with some ms. items on the University of Mich- 
igan Homeopathic Hospital. Correspondents include James 
B. Angell, Woodbridge N. Ferris, Fred W. Green, Warren 
G. Harding, Ethel F. Hussey, Harry B. Hutchins, and Wil- 
liam O. Thompson. 

Gift of Ellen and Mildred Hinsdale, 1944-53. 

MS 65-320 
Historical Records Survey. Michigan. 

Records, 1936-41. 195 ft. and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence; rough drafts of guides; field reports of 
workers; transcripts of land patents and board of super- 
visors' proceedings from many Michigan counties and town- 
ships, used in compiling the "Inventory of county archives"; 
and other materials, including a "History of the Negro in 
Michigan." Many of the proceedings date back to the 1850's. 

On deposit 

MS 65-321 
Hobbs, William Herbert, 1864-1952. 

Papers, 1915-47. 1 ft. and 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of geology at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence concerning geological problems, including com- 
munications from Vilhjalmur Stefansson and the National 
Security League and its Ann Arbor, Mich, branch; mss. of 
articles by Hobbs; lecture notes; 11 diaries containing notes 
on University of Michigan expeditions to Greenland and to 
the Pacific Ocean; and notes on other trips made by Hobbs. 
Correspondents include Charles E. Townsend and Leonard 
Wood. 

Acquired, 1953. 

MS 65-322 
Hollister, Richard Dennis Teall, 1878- 

Papers, 1897-1960. 2 ft. and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of speech at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, lectures, mss. of writings, and clippings relat- 
ing to the activities of the University of Michigan Speech 
Dept, public lectures, recitals, dramatic activities, and the 
University of Michigan debating team. Correspondents in- 
clude Thomas E. Black, Marion L. Burton, John R. Effinger, 
Edward H Kraus, J. Raleigh Nelson, James M O'Neill, 
Theodore Roosevelt, Alexander G. Buthven, and Thomas C. 
Trueblood. 

Gift of Mrs. Hollister, 1957-61. 



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MS 65-323 
Hooper, Lewis Edwin, 1895- 

Papers, 1031-48. ca. 250 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dentist and president of I the Michigan State Dental Asso- 
ciation. Correspondence and other papers relating to 
Hooper's dental career in Michigan and to his fight for leg- 
islation to control dentistry, 1931-32; Ms. of Hooper's presi- 
dential address to the dental association; biographical 
sketch; minutes and other papers of the Southern Wayne 
County Dental Club; and scrapbook compiled by Hooper, 
containing examples of unethical dental advertising and 
dental practices. 

Gift of Dr. Hooper, 1959. 



MS 65-324 
Hopkins, George Hiram, 1842-1906. 

Letter press books, 1902-13. 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Detroit. Letter press books containing corre- 
spondence largely relating to legal matters, together with a 
few family letters from Hopkins and his brother Charles, 
who was administrator of his estate. Some of the letters 
relate to subscriptions to the Michigan Vicksburg Monument 
Commission. 



MS 65-325 
Hopkins, Louis Allen, 1881- 

Correspondence, 1906-32. ca. 375. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. _ 

Professor at the University of Michigan. Correspondence 
concerning Hopkins' church work, his scholarly activities, 
and his publications in the fields of mathematics and astron- 
omy. Correspondents include S. B. Barrett, Miner Lee 
Bates, Mortimer E. Copley, Cloyd Goodnight, Thomas C. 
Howe, Edward Kraus, Joseph W. Mauck, and Shirlev W. 
Smith. 



„ MS 65-326 

Hotchkiss, George W 1831-1926. 

Papers, 1857-192". ca. 50 items and 1 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lumberman, of Bay City and Saginaw, Mich., and editor 
of the Lumberman's gazette. Autobiography (1862-78) 
dealing with Hotchkiss' experiences in the Bay City-Sagi- 
naw area ; and miscellaneous clippings and other papers re- 
lating to Hotchkiss' career, especially bis experiences in the 
California gold rush. 
Gift of Lawrence E. Hotchkiss, 1962. 



MS 65-327 
Houghton, Douglass, 1809-1845. 

Papers, 1829-45. 100 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies. 

Physician, scientist, and first State geologist of Michigan. 
Letter press book (1841-45) of Houghton's letters to promi- 
nent Michigan citizens; other correspondence; field notes, 
including maps drawn by Houghton; and notes and papers 
on Houghton collected by Mrs. John Ehlers. 



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MS 65-328 
Hovey family. 

Papers, 1833-89. 503 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence (1870-81) pertaining to Hiram W. 
Hovey; 86 records of land transactions, primarily in Shia- 
wassee Co., Mich., relating to the Hovey brothers, Andrew, 
Hiram, and Horace; and miscellaneous business and legal 
papers. 

Gift of Frederick G. Hamil, 1936. 

MS 65-329 
Howard, Gene Frank. 

Letters, 1945-51. ca. 150 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Letters from Howard, of Flint, MMl, to his parents while 
he was serving in the U. S. Navy daring World War n and 
others from postwar years. 

Collection is closed to investigators. 

Gift of Mrs. F. Clever Bald, 1961. 

MS 65-330 
Howard, Sumner. 

Letters, 1942-53. ca. 500 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Letters from Howard, of Flint, Mich, to his parents while 
he was attending Culver Military Academy and the Univer- 
sity of Michigan, serving in the U. S. Navy during World 
War n, and working in Jakarta (Batavia), Indonesia, 
1951-53. 

Collection is closed to investigators. 

Gift of Mrs. F. Clever Bald, 1962. 

MS 65-331 
Hubbard, Beta, 1814-1896. 

Papers, 1835-93. 11 items and 69 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lumberman, real estate operator, and geologist Note- 
books containing field notes, sketches, and maps; private 
_ journals covering Michigan geological expeditions and other 
trips, including the peninsula coast survey, the Lake Superior 
and Upper Peninsula surveys, and surveys of Wayne, Mon- 
roe, and other counties in Michigan; weather memoranda 
(1835-64) ; miscellaneous accounts; and miscellaneous 
papers mainly relating to geology. 
Acquired, 1947 and 1958. 

MS65-832 
Hubbard, Lucius Lee, 1849-1933. 

Papers, 1871-1935. 4 ft. and 38 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State Geologist and regent of the University 
of Michigan. Correspondence, including ca, 3000 letters 
and 3, letter press books, relating to personal matters, Hub- 
bard's literary and book collecting interests, geology and 
mining, publication of his writings, and the University of 
Michigan, particularly its Board of Regents; addresses; geo- 
logical and University of Michigan reports; 27 vols, of 
notes and diaries on the Moosehead Lake region of Maine; 
diary (1893) of activities around Houghton Lake; account 
book (1871) kept while Hubbard was a student at Harvard; 
$nd notebooks of class work and of research abroad. Cor- 
respondents include Holland C. Allen, Henry M Bates, 
Junius E. BeaL William W. Bishop, Aaron T. Bliss, Julius 
C. Burrows, Marion L. Burton, William L. Clements, Morti- 
mer E. Cooley, Charles A. Davis, Woodbridge N. Ferris, 
Fred W. Green, William H Hobbs, Jacob Houghton, Harry 



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(Continued) 

B. Hutchins, Francis W. Kelsey, Frank Knox, Theodore W. 
Koch, Edward H. Kraus, Alfred C. Lane, Clarence C. Little, 
James 0. Murfin, Chase S. Osborn, Gifford Pinchot, John 
T. Rich, Filibert Roth, Israel C. Russell, Alexander G. 
Ruthven, Walter H Sawyer, Albert E. Sleeper, Shirley W. 
Smith, William A Smith, Ralph Stone, Marshman E. 
Wadsworth, Fred M. Warner, Peter Q. White, and H. Olin 
Young. 

Gift of Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard Goodell, 1941. 



„ t MS66-333 

Haber, Gotthelf Carl, 1865-1934. 

Papers, 1874-1943. 10 ft and 11 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of anatomy and dean of the Graduate School at 
the University of Michigan. Correspondence; addresses; 
and University of Michigan notebooks on courses given by 
Edward S. Dunster, Alonzo B. Palmer, Volney M. Spalding, 
Joseph B. Steere, and Victor C. Vaughan. Correspondence 
before 1900 is mostly between Huber and his wife, Lucy 
Parker Huber, and with members of her family; corre- 
spondence after 1900, is with professors and doctors in the 
United States and abroad, reflecting Huber's professional 
interest in medicine and scholarly writing. Many of Huber's 
letters (1891-92) were written from Berlin. 

Gift of Mrs. Carl G. Huber, 1936; and the Alumni Asso- 
ciation, 1945. 



v i 4. n ,. „ MS 65-334 

Hulst, Cornelia (Steketee) 1865-1957. 

Papers, 1898-1949. 178 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Teacher, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Correspondence relat- 
ing to Mrs. Hulst's classical studies and publications; four 
mss. on classical subjects and on Rasmus B. Anderson; ex- 
cerpts from reviews and comments on her writings; and one 
volume of jrs. poems. Correspondents include Rasmus B. 
Anderson, Harry B. Hutchins, and John A. Scott. 

Gift of Mrs. Hulst, 1950. 



™ m „. MS 65-335 

Hussey, William Joseph, 1862-1926. 

Papers, 1879-1926. 5 ft. and 20 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Astronomer and professor at Stanford University, Univer- 
sidad Nacional de la Plata, Argentina, and tie University 
of Michigan. Correspondence of Hussey, his wife, Ethel 
Fountain Hussey, members of their family, and friends per- 
taining to personal matters, astronomical work, travel 
abroad, and affairs at the universities where Hussey held 
appointments, particularly the University of Michigan; 
diaries of Argentina and South Africa travels and activities 
in the University of Michigan Observatory; two student 
notebooks containing notes on John Williams Langley's 
course in physics; notes on mathematics; and account books, 
reports, and scrapbooks. Correspondents include James B. 
Angell, Levi L. Barbour, Luther Burbank, Marion L. Bur- 
ton, William W. Campbell, William L. Clements, Ralph H. 
Curtiss, David Starr Jordan, and Robert P. Lamont 

Gift of Allis F. Hussey, 1941; and the University of 
Michigan Dept. of Astronomy, 1949-50. 



„ , ,_. „ MS 65-336 

Hutchins, Harry Burns, 1847-1930. 

Papers, 1897-1930. 22 ft and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dean of the Law School and president of the University 
of Michigan. Correspondence, addresses, reports, student 
notebooks, and miscellaneous items relating primarily to the 
University of Michigan, dating from Hutchins' student days 
at the University to his retirement Includes correspondence 
with educators and public figures on the national scene- 
Most of the papers cover the years, 1910-20, when Hutchins 
was president of the University and include information on 
dealings with the alumni, the Board of Regents, the faculty, 
and administrative officers. 

Some of the correspondents have been listed in Guide to 
manuscripts in the Michigan Historical Collections of the 
University of Michigan, by R. M Waijier and L C. Brown 
(1963) p. 82-83. 

MS65-887 
International Molders' and Foundry Workers' Union of 
North America. Local SI S, Grand Rapids. 
Records, 1878-1940. 23 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 
Minutes (to 1909) and financial records. 
Gift of Mrs. Edward A. Kosten, 1963. 

MS 65-388 
Isle Royale papers, 1921-55. ca. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, ms. and notes (1955) of an article by 
Martha M. Bigelow, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous 
papers relating to the "Detroit news" campaign to make Isle 
Royale, Mich., a national park" and to secure land for it 
Correspondents include Arno B. Cameron, William P. F. 
Ferguson, Harold L. Ickes, Chase S. Osborn, Alexander G. 
Ruthven, Albert Stoll, Arthur H. Vandenberg, and Lee A. 
White. 

Gift of the Detroit news, 1952; and Martha M. Bigelow, 
1965. 

MS 65-839 
Jackson, Walter Hinckley, 1840-1930. 

Papers, 1852-1936. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Civil War veteran and dentist, of Ann Arbor, Mich. Cor- 
respondence on family matters, business affairs, and profes- 
sional activities; typewritten copy of diary covering 
Jackson's Civil War service in the 130th New York Infantry 
and the 19th New York Cavalry as chief trumpeter, 1862-65 ; 
genealogies of the Jackson and Samuel Williams families; 
legal and business papers ; poems ; and clippings. 

Gift of Donald Limpert, 1963. 

MS 65-340 
Jenkins, Guy Hugh, d. 1957. 

Papers, 1932-57. 1ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journalist for Booth newspapers. Correspondence and 
miscellaneous papers concerning Michigan politics, Jenkins' 
newspaper column, business affairs, and the awarding of an 
honorary m. a. degree by the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondents include William A. Comstock, Grover C. Dill- 
man, John A. Hannah, George M Humphrey, William B. 
Mershon, George A. Osborn, Frank E. Bobbins, and Alex- 
ander G- Ruthven. 

Gift of Mrs. Jenkins, 1957. 



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Jenks, William Lee, 1856-1936. 

Papers, 1779-1936. ca. 360 items and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and author, of Port Huron, Mich. Correspond- 
ence, notes, notebooks, documents, drafts, sketches, and 
monographs on Michigan history, eminent men and institu- 
tions of Michigan. Topics discussed include Michigan news- 
papers, banks (including banks in St. Clair Co., Mich.), 
street railways, and the University of Michigan. 

Gift of Mrs. Carl Lassen, 1937. 

MS65-342 
Johnson, Axel Petrus, 1878-1952. 

Papers, 1908-39. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journalist and author. Correspondence and papers deal- 
ing with Johnson's position as advertising manager of the 
"Chicago record-herald" and publisher-owner of the "Grand 
Rapids times." Includes five letters from Arthur H. Van- 
denberg; ms. of a drama for Masonic use, written by John- 
son, entitled Sons of Aryus; and a syllabus for a creative 
writing class. 

Gift of Mrs. A. P. Johnson and Dorothea Johnson, 
1958-60. 

MS65-343 
Joy, Henry Bourne, 1864-1936. 

Papers, 1887-1937. 12 ft and 28 v. 
^ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of the Packard Motor Car Company. Corre- 
spondence, chiefly 1927-36, concerning Joy's business activi- 
ties in Detroit, particularly with the Packard Motor Car 
Company, his campaign against the 18th amendment and 
the Federal Council of Churches, and for the American 
Liberty League, the Lincoln Highway Association, and for 
reducing the Allied war debts; and 26 scrapbooks on a 
variety of subjects. Correspondents include James J. Cou- 
aens, Elizabeth Dilling, Warren G. Harding, Charles E. 
Hughes, Edward Hunter, Harry A. Jung, Alfred M. Lan- 
don, Andrew W. Mellon, Truman H. Newberry, Franklin D. 
Boosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Elihu Boot, William H. 
Slayton, and William H. Taft 

Gift of Mrs. Henry B. Joy, 1946. 

MS 65-344 
Joy, James Frederick, 1810-1896. 

Papers, 1834-1937. 9 ft and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, railroad magnate, and regent of the University 
of Michigan. Materials compiled by research associates of 
Joy on midwestern railroads before the Civil War, chiefly 
the Illinois Central and tie Chicago, Burlington, and 
Quincy; papers for a biography of Abraham Lincoln; and 
a biography of Joy, written by M C. McConkey. 

Gift of Mrs. Henry B. Joy, 1946. 

MS65-345 
Karpinski, Louis Charles, 1878-1956. 

Papers, 1901-56. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of mathematics at the University of Michigan. 
Letters (1901-03) from Karpinski to his parents, written 
from Europe while he was a student there; correspondence 
about University of Michigan affairs; correspondence with 
various universities; letters connected with his scholarly in- 
terests in mathematics and cartography; notes; and lists of 



KarpinsM's publications. Correspondents include Ban- 
dolph G. Adams, William W. Bishop, William L. Clements, 
William G. Frost, and Thomas Spaulding. 
Gift of Mr. Karpinski, 1949. 



MS65-346 
Keeler, Alonzo Merrill, b. 1826. 

Papers, 1853-89. 60itemsand4v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Teacher. Personal correspondence, chiefly Civil War 
letters of Keeler and his brother Ezra Keeler of Macomb 
Co^ Mich, covering their service in the 22d Michigan In- 
fantry; and four diaries kept by Alonzo relating primarily 
to his life in Confederate prisons. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil S. Morrow, 1962. 



MS 65-347 
Kellogg, John Harvey, 1852-1943. 

Papers, 1873-1942. 15 ft. and 78 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Superintendent and surgeon of Battle Creek Sanitarium. 
Correspondence; household accounts (1897-1900) ; lecture 
notes; transcripts of informal question and answer sessions; 
mss. of speeches, books and articles; notebooks containing 
brief comments on trips in the United States and abroad; 
and student notebooks of the University of Michigan and 
Bellevue Hospital, New York. 

Gift of Gertrude W. Goodwin, 1960-62. 



MS 65-348 
Kelsey, Francis Willey, 1858-1927. 

Papers, 1894-1927. 1 ft. and 28 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of Latin at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, diaries (1901-27), and other papers, mainly 
relating to the University of Michigan, particularly memo- 
rials to Henry S. Frieze, the University Musical Society, 
papyri acquisitions of the University Library, and Univer- 
sity archeological expeditions in the Near East Some 
papers relate to personal matters. Correspondents include 
Charles K. Adams, D. L. Askren, Earl D. Babst, William 
W. Bishop, Arthur E. R. Boak, Ernest A. W. Budge, 
Marion L. Burton, H Dunscombe Colt Edgar Fletcher- 
Allen, Sir Frederick G. Kenyon, Enoch E. Peterson, and 
Oliver L. Spaulding, Jr. 



MS 65-349 
Kemp, Edward Gearing, 1887-1962. 

Papers, 1920-62. 1 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Detroit, U. S. Assistant Attorney General, and 
aide of Governor Frank Murphy. Correspondence and other 
papers dealing with personal and professional affairs, par- 
ticularly Kemp's work with Governor Murphy in the Philip- 
pines and his service as an Assistant Attorney General 
Correspondents include Henry M. Bates, Thomas E. Dewey, 
Arthur S. Flemming, J. Edgar Hoover, Charles E. Hughes, 
Cordell Hull, Robert H. Jackson, J. Weldon Jones, George 
A. Malcolm, Frank Murphy, Chase S. Osbora, Franklin D. 
Boosevelt, Harold D. Smith, Robert A. Taft, and G. Mennen 
Williams. 

Gift of Mrs. Walter Shaw, 1962. 



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MS65-350 
Kennedy, Charles S 1887- 

Papers, 1934-61. 20 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician and University of Michigan regent. Corre- 
spondence and other material largely pertaining to Ken- 
nedy's service on the Board of Regents. 
Gift of Dr. Kennedy, 1962. 



MS 65-351 
King, Julia Anne, 1838-1919, 

Papers, 1893-1908. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Educator and school administrator at Eastern Michigan 
University. Lecture notes, articles, student papers, course 
outlines, and a notebook (1872) containing lectures and 
personal accounts, kept by Miag King while she was a 
teacher at Flint High School, Flint, Mich. 

Gift of Charlotte King, 1958. 



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Kosten, Edward A d. 1954. 

Papers, 1913-54. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Labor official, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Correspondence, 
dues book, radio scripts, and other materials relating to 
Michigan labor unions, the aged, job discrimination, the 
Community Chest, and school integration in Grand Rapids; 
and a typescript of a recorded interview with Mrs. Laurel L. 
Kosten describing her work as a State factory inspector in 
the Grand Rapids area in 1937-51. 
Gift of Mrs. Kosten, 1963. 



ir- « , ^ MS 65-3531 

Knapp, Mark Stevens, 1872-1948. 

Papers, 1887-1948. ca. 250 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician. Papers of Knapp and members of his family 
mostly concerning the Rackham Fund of the University of 
Michigan, including correspondence and reports (1935-36) 
when Knapp was director; letters to his father, Leonard E. 
Knapp, containing some news of Fenton, Mich.; a few 
papers (1932) of the Genessee County (Mich.) Medical So- 
ciety; and a student account book (1891-96) recording 
Knapp's expenses at the University of Michigan. 

Gifts of Mrs. Arthur H Schlanderer, 1958. 



„ ,„ MS65-354 

Kraus, Edward Henry, 1875- 

Papers, 1914-45. ca."2ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of mineralogy and dean of the Graduate School 
at the University of Michigan. Correspondence (1914-33) 
between Kraus and various professors and officials in col- 
leges and universities of the United States and abroad con- 
cefning mineralogy and related subjects; correspondence on 
University of Michigan affairs ; addresses ; and other papers. 
Correspondents include Charles Baird, Marion L. Burton, 
Lucius L Hubbard, Alfred C. Lane, Alexander G. Ruthven, 
and Charles E. Townsend. 



MS 65-355 
Lamont, Robert Patterson, 1867-1948. 

Correspondence, 1906-21. ca. 400 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Industrialist and Secretary of Commerce. Correspond- 
ence between Lamont and William J. Hussey, of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan concerning personal matters, astronomy, 
and University of Michigan affairs. 

Acquired, 1949. 



MS 65-356 
Lane, Alfred Church, 1863-1948. 

Papers, 1890-1936. 338 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions 

Michigan State geologist and professor at Tufts College. 
Correspondence with Charles A. Davis, Lucius L. Hubbard, 
and Bryant Walker, relating to geology, University of 
Michigan affairs, and personal matters; and a biographical 
sketch of Hubbard. 

Gift of Alfred C. Lane, 1937. 



MS 65-357 
Lane, Victor Hugo, 1852-1930. 

Papers, 1897-1929. ca. 5 ft. and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, judge, and professor of law at the University of 
Michigan. Chiefly correspondence, together with bank 
statements, tax notes and receipts, reports, insurance papers, 
wills, and other miscellaneous items. Most of the cor- 
respondence deals with legal and business matters, including 
discussions of law books, points of law, property in Ann 
Arbor. Mich., and elsewhere, estates handled by Lane, and 
investments. Many letters relate to University of MVftjgan 
affairs, including die Law Library, "Michigan law review," 
the Alumni Association and Fund, the Tappan Fund and 
Association, the Student Christian Association, and the In- 
tercollegiate Association. Other topics dealt with are Lane's 
interests in the Presbyterian Church, particularly in Am< 
Arbor, Michigan T. M C. A., and Michigan politics. Some 
of the letters are from members of the Lane family and some 
are personal letters from friends. Includes a volume of notes 
and pictures (1897) of the First Presbyterian Sabbath 
School of Adrian, Mich. Correspondents include Charles 
Baird, Henry M Bates, Aaron T. Bliss, Roy D. Chapin, 
Frank W. Fletcher, Claudius B. Grant, Harry B. Hutchins, 
Loyal E. Knappen, Joseph B. Moore, Gustavus Ohlinger, 
Walter H. Sawyer, Albion W. Small, Henry C. Smith, Ralph 
Stone, and Frederick J. Turner. 



MS 65-358 
Langley, John Williams, 1841-1918. 

Papers, 1859-1917. ca. 250 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of chemistry at the University of Michigan and 
Case Institute in Cleveland. Correspondence, mss. of Christ- 
mas stories, legal and patent papers, notes dealing largely 
with metallurgy, particularly the mercury pump and armor 
plate; the papers of Samuel Pierpont Langley (1834-1906), 
astronomer and physicist; and includes letters chiefly valu- 
able for autographs from Alexander Agassiz, Edward E. 
Hale, Oliver W. Holmes, Rudyard Kipling, Robert T. Lin- 
coln, Samuel S. McClure, Herbert Spencer, Gideon Welles, 
and Kaiser Wilhelm n. 

Gift of Samuel P. Langley, 1937. 



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La Rue, George Roger, 1882- 

Papers, 1908-51. ca.5ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of zoology at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, chiefly of a professional nature, with students 
and scholars in the field of zoology; addresses; lecture 
notes ; and other papers. 

Gift of Mr. La Rue. 



MS65-360 
Leech, Carl Addison. 

Papers, 1928-40. ca. 475 items and 26 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Largely notes on various Michigan topics, including 
Deward, Muskegon, and other cities, lumbering in Michigan, 
and "Silver Jack" Driscoll; ca. 100 letters, many containing 
reminiscences of early days in Michigan; personal account 
book; address books; and a kb. on lumbering, by Bert 
Harcourt. 

Gift of Mr. Leech. 



MS 65-361 
Lewis, Howard Bishop, 1887-1954. 

Papers, 1930-54. 12 ft. 

In Univ»r«ity of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chairman of the Dept of Biological Chemistry at the 
University of Michigan. Chiefly correspondence, reports, 
notes, and other papers dealing with departmental affairs, 
Lewis' professional activities, Michigan Memorial-Phoenix 
project, and the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and 
Letters. 



MS 65-362 
Lichty, David Martin, 1862-1942. 

Papers, 1891-1920. 100 items and 3 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of chemistry at the University of Mirhigm 
Lectures, personal account books, and notes. 
Gift of Mrs. Warren C. Lichty, 1962. 



MS65-363 
Lindemer, Lawrence B 

Papers, 1957-61. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and Michigan State chairman of the Republican 
Party. Correspondence and speeches dealing with Linde- 
mer's activities as State chairman, particularly in 1957. 
Correspondents include Wilber M. Brucker. 

Gift of Mr. Lindemer, 1962. 



MS 65-364 
List, John Adam. 

Papers, 1848-72. 79 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, business papers, records, and miscellane- 
ous items pertaining to the German community of Franken- 
muth, Mich, including the community charter drawn up in 
1848. 

Gift of LorenzC. List, 1952. 



MS 65-365 
Little, Clarence Cook, 1888- 

Papers, 1925-29. 59 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of the University of Maine and the University 
of Michigan. Correspondence with and about Avard Fair- 
banks, an address, and papers concerning the appointment 
and inaugural of Little as president of the University of 
Michigan, relations with the alumni, and the Alnmni Uni- 
versity (a series of lectures and brief, planned adult educa- 
tion program conducted for returning alumni at commence- 
ment time each year). Includes a letter (1927) about 
America First Foundation. 



MS 65-366 
Litttejohn, Flavins Josephus, 1804-1880. 

Papers, ca. 1862-75. 9 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, circuit court judge, and U. S. Representative and 
Senator from Michigan. Eight volumes of lectures and 
addresses; literary, political, and historical essays; and a 
scrapbook of newspaper clippings with comments by Iittle- 
john. 

Gift of Mrs. A. S. Butler, 1939. 



MS 65-367 
Lloyd, Alfred Henry, 1864-1927. 

Papers, 1879-1926. 1ft and 14 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Philosopher and Dean of the Graduate School at the Uni- 
versity of Michigan. Correspondence concerning Lloyd's 
scholarly activities; addresses; articles; notebooks, includ- 
ing three volumes of history notes compiled while Lloyd 
was a student at Andover, Mass. ; and ten volumes of lecture 
notes for classes in philosophy. 

Gift of Mrs. Lloyd, 1947. 



MS 65-368 
Lloyd, Alice Crocker, 1893-1950. 

Papers, 1931-50. ca. 150 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dean of Women at the University of Michigan. Ad- 
dresses delivered by Miss Lloyd, together with five bio- 
graphical mss., a letter (1947) concerning University of 
Michigan housing, two memorial statements about Miss 
Lloyd, and five press releases. ~ 

Acquired, 1950 and 1953. 



MS 65-369 
Lombard, Warren Plimpton, 1855-1939. 

Papers, ca. 1865-1939. ca. 2 ft and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of physiology at Clark University and the Uni- 
versity of Michigan. Correspondence, addresses, and other 
papers dealing mainly with the Ann Arbor Red Cross, Lom- 
bard's etching, and art exhibitions, University of Michigan 
affairs, and physiology. Includes 35 letters from Albert A. 
Stanley and 3 vols, of notes for classes in physiology. 

Gift of Albert H. White, 1939-40. 



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Longyear, John Wesley, 1820-1875. 

Papers, 1846-75. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. District Judge and U. S. Representative from Mich- 
igan. Correspondence, chiefly concerning Michigan politics 
and Civil War activities of Longyear while he was a mem- 
ber of Congress; a journal (1871) containing a few brief 
entries on business matters; business and legal papers; 
addresses ; and miscellaneous items. Correspondents include 
Levi L. Barbour, Austin Blair, Thomas M Cooley, and 
Rowland E. Trowbridge. 

Gift of Mrs. Carroll Paul, 1941. 



MS 65-371 
Loud, Henry Nelson, 1850-1938. 
Letter press book, 1901-04. 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lumberman, of Au Sable, Mich. Letters -relating to con- 
servation, current problems, Michigan State Library mat- 
ters, politics, and appointments to State posts. 



, . . MS65-372 

Lous, Joe, 1914- 

Papers and scrapbooks, 1935-41. 100 items and 93 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Athlete and prize fighter. Papers relating to Louis' ac- 
tivities as a prize fighter, and scrapbooks arranged by fight 
in chronological order, containing newspaper clippings and 
other materials about Louis or his bouts. 

Gift of John W. Roxborough, 1963. 



r „ ■ ■ ■ MS 65-373 

Lucas, Henry Stephen, 1889-1961, collector. 

Papers, 1846-1930. 14 reels of microfilm made from 
originals in many repositories and collections. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of history at the University of Washington. 
Papers, pamphlets, maps, pictures, newspapers, and other 
materials dealing with the Dutch migration to America, 
collected by Lucas for his book, Netherlanders in America 
(1955). 

Gift of Mr. Lucas, 1959. 



r «. „ „ MS 65-374 

Lather, George E 

Papers, 1922-24. ca. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, riddles, conundrums, puzzles, and notes 
on Michigan history. 
Gift of Mr. E. W. Luther, 1946. 



t «. «. , . MS 65-375 

Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod. Districts. Michigan. 

Records, 1921-26. 70 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, and other papers of the Lu- 
theran Schools Committee's campaign to combat a Ku Klux 
Klan inspired move to prohibit parochial schools in Michi- 
gan by constitutional amendment 



MS 65-376 
Lyon, Lucius, 1800-1851. 

Papers, 1826-51. 72 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Territorial delegate, U. S. Representative and Senator 
from Michigan. Two letters (1844) between Lyon and 
O. Hungerf ord ; a letter from Lyon to Jonathan White con- 
cerning the purchase of timber land; 17 letters from Lyon 
to his sister, Lucretia Lyon; papers of Esther Lyon Tabor 
and Julia Holmes, genealogical notes, and miscellaneous 
papers. 

MS 65-377 
Lyster, William Narcissus, 6. 1805. 

Papers, 1839-6L 1 reel of microfilm (ca. 600 items) 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Microfilm copy of originals owned by the Rev. Frank 
Hawthorne of Tecumseh, Mich. 

Episcopal clergyman. Sermons, poems, reports, and 
drafts of letters to Lyster's family in Ireland, to Bp. Samuel 
Allen McCoskry, and to other colleagues. The letters dis- 
cuss Lyster's work and communities to be visited. 

Acquired, 1961. 

MS 65-378 
McCaHum, George Porterfield, 1871-1952. 

Papers, 1899-1952. 14 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Ann Arbor, Mich,, and State legislator. Two 
letters (1939) from McCallum to Warren W. Florer, con- 
cerning the Washtenaw Co., Mich., Young Republican Club; 
three vols, of diaries (1951-52) containing notes on every- 
day events; two scrapbooks containing kss. of McCallum's 
speeches and political activities; and citations. 

MS 65-379 

McGraw, Alexander Cooey, 1809-1893. 

Letters, 1842-71. 54 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Transcripts (typewritten) made from originals owned by 
Joel W. Hedgpeth. 

Shoe merchant, of Detroit. Letters from McGraw to his 
son, Edward Walker McGraw, dealing mainly with family 
affairs, and containing some references to the University of 
Michigan in 1855-59 when Edward was a student there, and 
to President Henry P. Tappan, a family friend. Includes 
a letter covering a European trip in 1860-6L 

Gift of Joel W. Hedgpeth, 1959. 

MS 65-380 
McLaughlin, Andrew Cunningham, 1861-1947. 

Papers, 1872-1919. 123 items and 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of history at the University of Michigan and at 
the University of Chicago. Correspondence concerning 
McLaughlin's scholarly interests, six essays and a law thesis 
written while he was a student at the University of Michi- 
gan, eight vols, of lecture notes on lectures delivered by 
McLaughlin at the University of Michigan, and correspond- 
ence of Mrs. Lois Angell McLaughlin with her father, James 
B. AngelL and other members of her family. About half of 
the latter correspondence (1880-82) was written from 
China. Correspondents include Charles K Adams, James 
B. Angell, J. Franklin Jameson, Pierre Maxgry, John T. 
Morse, Ira Remsen, and Claude BL Van Tyne. 

Gift of Mrs. Elmer Donahue, 1947; and Robert C. AngelL 
1938 and 1947. 



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MS65-381 
McLean, John, d. 1911. 

Papers, 1835-1912. 454 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician and lecturer at Michigan Union College, T>ot", 
Mich., and Rush Medical College, Chicago. 71 letters con- 
cerning personal matters, land sales and other business 
affairs, and the professional activities of McLean ; 4 account 
books and notebooks; 51 lectures; orders for medicine and 
other legal and business papers; a scrapbook (1889) ; and 
an expense book of McLean's father, Charles M. McLean. 

Gift of Harriet McLean, 1940. 



MS 65-382 
McLouth, William B 

Papers, 1810-6L 50 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Farmer of York Township, Washtenaw Co., Mich. Cor- 
respondence, bills, receipts, and astronomical calculations. 
Includes a letter (1835) describing McLouth's land holdings 
in York Township. 

Gift of Beth L. McLouth, 1960. 



MS65-383 
McMath, Robert Raynolds, 1891-1962. 

Papers, 1931-48. 6 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Astronomer and professor at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence concerning McMath's scholarly activities at 
the University of Michigan, particularly in the field of 
astronomy, and a copy of "The history of the McMath-Hul- 
bert Observatory of the University of Michigan from its 
inception to April 1949." Correspondents include Ran- 
dolph G. Adams, Carl Eckart, Henry S. Hulbert, Donald 
H Menzel, Paul W. Merrill, Alexander G. Ruthven, Shir- 
ley W. Smith, E. Blythe Stason, and Julius F. Stone. 

Gift of the Astronomy Dept and Mr. McMath, 1949-62. 



MS 65-384 
Manny, Frank Addison, 1868-1954. 
Papers, 1890-1946. 9 ft. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 



Educator at the University of Chicago and at Western 
Michigan University. Chiefly personal correspondence con- 
cerning Manny's professional interests, including letters 
from many distinguished authors and educators; a journal 
containing reminiscences, extracts from correspondence, 
notes on current literature, and other subjects; scrapbooks 
of Manny's publications; reticles; and miscellaneous papers. 
Correspondents include Louis Adamic, Henry C. Adams, 
James B. Angell, James R. Angell, Ray S. Baker, William 
W. Bishop, Van Wyck Brooks, Pearl S. Buck, Nicholas M. 
Butler, James B. Conant, Jonathan Daniels, Isaac N. Dem- 
mon, John Dewey, Martin L. D'Ooge, Dorothy Canfield 
Fisher, Felix Frankfurter, Frank P. Graham, William R. 
Harper, Granville Hicks, Stewart H. Holbrook, Ernest M. 
Hopkins, Harold J. Laski, Max Lerner, David E. Lilien- 
thal, Robert M. Lovett, Archibald MacLeish, Karl Mennin- 
ger, James Morgan, Francis B. Sayre, Fred N. Scott, Henry 
K. SherriU, Upton Sinclair, Shirley W. Smith, Ida M. Tar- 
bell, Oswald G. Villard, Booker T. Washington, Delos 
Franklin Wilcox, and C. Vann Woodward. 

Gift of the Manny estate, 1956. 



MS 65-385 
Manwaring, Joshua, 1824-1903. 

Papers, 1867-1905. 50 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten). 

Michigan State legislator, farmer, and lumberman. Cor- 
respondence concerning genealogy; diary of a trip to the 
Pikes Peak region of Colorado in 1859, copied from the ori- 
ginal by Manwaring's son, George Manwaring in 1869; 
genealogical accounts of the Manwaring family; 45 legal 
documents; business papers; school and other certificates; 
and two scrapbooks (1880-1905) of newspaper dippings 
and programs dealing mainly with Michigan politics. 

Gift of J. T. Manwaring, 1951-53. 

MS65-386 
Marsh, Theodore. 

Papers, 1831-1909. 80 items and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Presbyterian clergyman. Correspondence of Marsh and 
his family concerning family affairs, religion, student life at 
the University of Michigan and at Auburn Theological 
Seminary, Auburn, N. Y., pastoral work in Colorado towns 
in the 1860's; an autobiography and eight essays by Marsh; 
a photo, album (ca. 1860) of Augustas Marsh; an auto- 
graph book (1861) of Mattie S. Hewitt; a ms. of the history 
of the Presbyterian Church in Michigan by Theodore and 
Augustus Marsh ; and miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Mrs. Leroy Cram, 1946. 

MS 65-387 
Martin, Margaret Nickerson, d. 1960. 

Papers, ca. 1937-44. 150 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Poetess, of Jackson, Mich. Essays, articles, poems, bio- 
graphical material containing reflections on Mrs. Martin's 
activities, personal philosophy, and on topics of general in- 
terest; and material about her career, collected by Mrs. 
Stanley T. Lowe. 

Gift of Mrs. Martin, 1939-41; and Mrs. Stanley T. Lowe, 
1962. 

MS65-388 
Mason, Stevens Thomson, 1811-1843. 

Papers, 1827-42. 74 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

First Governor of Michigan. Correspondence; draft of 
Mason's inaugural address (1838) ; drafts of 9 other mes- 
sages to the Michigan Legislature; membership certificates; 
material on Indian problems, the purchase of books for 
the University of Michigan, and the appointment of Mason 
as secretary of the Michigan Territory; and business and 
miscellaneous papers. Includes 9 letters from Lewis Cass 
to Mason ; 20 drafts of Mason's letters, including 2 to An- 
drew Jackson and 10 to John Forsyth, U S. Secretary of 
State. A principal subject covered is the Toledo War. 
Correspondents include John Norvell, George W. Owen, and 
Aaron VaiL 

MS 65-389 
Mattern, David Earl, 1890-1959. 
Papers, 1930-49. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Prof essor of music at the University of Michigan. Papers 
relating to the University of Michigan School of Music and 
Mattern's prof essional interest in music. 
Gift of Mrs. Mattern, 1959. 



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u a x * MS65-390 

Mead, James A 

Letter press books, 1890-94 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Businessman, of Grand Bapids, Mich. Business corre- 
spondence relating to the Michigan Marble Company. 

Gift of Geneva Kebler, 1957. 

MS 65-391 
Meally, John E 

Papers, 1893-1949. ca. 1 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Methodist clergyman. Correspondence, reports, records, 
legal papers and certificates relating to MeaUy's church 
activities; and a scrapbook of congratulatory messages to 
Meally received at the time of his retirement. 

Gift of the Bev. Meally, 1946 and 1949. 

MS 65-392 
Mears, Charles, 1814-1895. 

Papers, 1822-76, 1945. 40 items and 20 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Sawmill operator and Michigan legislator. Correspond- 
ence; diary; a report; legal papers; 20 vols, of business 
records consisting of daybooks, inventories, time books, ledg- 
ers from various camps and mills owned by Mears, includ- 
ing an account book (1837-43) showing his expenditures in 
his first lumbering venture in the White Lake area in Michi- 
gan; and a biographical sketch (1945) of Mears. 

Gift of Carrie E. Mears. 

MS 65-593 
Merrill Lumber Company. 

Records, 1854-1922. 5 ft. and 198 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, daybooks, ledgers, journals, cashbooks, 
invoices, and miscellaneous records. 

m v m -, L . „ MS 65-394 

Mershon, William Briggs. 

Papers, 1917-10. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence and business papers relating to Mershon's 
congressional campaign (1931), his property in Georgia, 
and the Atlas Oil Company, Detroit; and World War i 
letters from Mershon and his brother, Edward L. Mershon, 
written while in France. 

Gift of the Mershon estate, 1944 

MS 65-395 
Mershon, William Butts, 1856-1943. 

Papers, 1887-1925. 78 ft. and 195 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lumberman, businessman, and Michigan State tax com- 
missioner. Correspondence, including 63 letter press books, 
dealing with Michigan wildlife conservation, Michigan 
Sportsmen Association, Minhigun Manufacturers Associ- 
ation, Michigan State Tax Commission, Michigan politics 
and the Democratic Party, personal business investments, 
lumbering and mining interests, and personal affairs; 4 vols, 
of diaries and a book of notes concerning hunting and fish- 
ing trips; and a voL of business records, including cash- 
books, time books, ledgers, journals, and other business 
papers concerning Mershon's personal accounts, investments, 
and the lumbering business. Correspondents include Waldo 



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A. Avery, William F. Baker, Aaron T. Bliss, Woodbridge 
X. Ferris, Joseph W. Fordney, Charles W. Garfield, Alex- 
ander J. Groesbeck, Emerson Hough, George M Humphrey, 
Watts S. Humphrey, Walter J. Hunsaker, George B. Mor- 
ley, William B. Oates, Chase S. Osborn, Filibert Both, 
Robert H Shields, and Albert E. Sleeper. 
Gift of the Mershon estate, 1944. 

. MS 65-396 

Michigan. AudUor-GeneraVs Office. 

Becords, 1830-1901. 275 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, primarily with the treasurers of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan relating to the finances of the Univer- 
sity; vouchers sent to the University; and two licenses 
(1830, 1834) to trade in Ann Arbor and Tpsilanti, Mich. 

MS 65-397 
Michigan. Civil Service Study Commission. 

Becords 1935-42. 4 ft and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, financial records, reports, minutes, drafts 
of bills, clippings, and other papers of the commission 
whose members were Haskell il Nichols, Edmund C. 
Shields, and James K. Pollock, chairman. Includes a re- 
port (1936) of the Public Administration Service on exist- 
ing conditions in Michigan. Correspondents include Arthur 
W. Bromage, William A. Comstock, Charles C. Diggs, 
Frank D. Fitzgerald, Fred W. Green, William Haber, 
J. Ealston Hayden, George Meader, Frank Murphy, Chase 
S. Osbom, Frank A. Picard, Arthur H Vandenberg, Mur- 
ray D. Van Wagoner, and Leonard D. White. 

MS 65-398 
Michigan. State Home and Training School, Coldwater. 
Parents' Council. 

Becords, 1949-62. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, constitution, history, reports, and minutes 
relating to an institution created for the treatment of 
mentally deficient children. 

Gift of the council. 

MS 65-399 
Michigan. State Home and Training School, Lapeer. 

Becords, 1893-1904. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence relating to the location and construction 
of the Lapeer State Home and Training School (formerly 
the Michigan Home for the Feeble-minded and Epileptic) ; 
and correspondence of Dr. William A. Polglase, first super- 
intendent of the school, relating to the erection of the build- 
ings, supplies, staff, purchasing, and admissions. Corre- 
spondents include John Havener, Julian Hess, Cyrus G. 
Luce, John T. Bich, James Schermerhorn, John C. Sharp, 
and Loren A. Sherman. 

Gift of Beryl Bishop, 1959. 

„.,..". MS 65-400 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan banks and other lending 
agencies, 1836-85. 50 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journals, accounts, correspondence, and miscellaneous 
papers of the following organizations : Albion Exchange and 
Deposit Bank; Broughton, Haze & Wilcox, Pinckney, Mich.; 
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank, Adrian, Mich.; 
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Michigan. Uiiiversity. Michigan Historical Collection* 
&^. ?c£^ ^ "* »<^£ 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
angle items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the Uiuversity of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963) entries 
no. 2377, 2393, 2422, and 2426. l ' ' 

_ Gifts ol : W K Kellogg Foundation, 1940; Mrs. N. D. 
±*otter, 1952; and Louis F. Kaiser, 1937. 

MS 65-401 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan carriage and wagon com- 
panies, 1836-97. 2 items and 20 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Ledgers, daybooks, receipts, and accounts of the Belknap 
Wagon Company, Grand Rapids; the Thomas Haskins 
Wagon Repair Shop, Scio; the Millen and Harlow Wagon 
Shop, Ann Arbor; Benjamin Thompson, carriagemaker of 
Tpsilanti; and the O. E. Thompson Carriage and Paint 
Shop, Ypsilanti, Mich. Includes accounts (1860) of the 
Home Insurance Company, Ann Arbor, Mich., of which 
C. H. Millen was agent. 

_ A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2384, 2447, 2474, 2606, and 2507. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-402 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan flour and woolen mills, 1833- 
1920. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Daybook and ledgers (1833-41) of the James H. and 
W. G. Fargo General Store and Flour Mill, Manchester; 
daybook and ledger (1850-66) of the Joseph Bohr Lumber 
and Grain Mill, Westphalia; daybook (1850-66) showing 
wool purchases, customer accounts, and shipping records of 
the Northville Woolen Mills; payroll accounts (1874) of the 
Flint Woolen Mills; minutes (1889-1920) of the McMorran 
Milling Company, Port Huron; and ledger (1902-07) of the 
John C. and George H Wilcox Flour Mill, Plymouth. 
^ A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2386, 2425, 2434, 2456, 2485, and 2521. 

Acquired from various sources. 

„. . . _ . r „ MS 65-403 

Michigan. Vmyersifyr~Michigan Historical Collections. 
Business records of Michigan general stores, 1830-1926. 
2 ft. and 913 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Daybooks, ledgers, journals, cashbooks, order books, cor- 
respondence, and miscellaneous papers for general stores in 
29 Michigan communities. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), p. 196- 

aOx. 

Acquired from various sources. 



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«. ,_• ~ MS 65-404 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan hardware stores, 1860-1910. 
9v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Daybooks, ledgers, and other accounts of the Fred P. 
Dustin Hardware Company, Saginaw; the Johnson and 
Thompson Hardware Store, Ionia; the J. F. Tibbets Lum- 
ber and Hardware Store, Ravenna; and a paint and hard- 
ware store in Manchester, Mich. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2418, 2451, 2460, and 251L 

Gifts of Geneva Eebler, 1958; Mrs. Jane Palmer, 1955; 
and Marie L. Estabrook, 1946. 

MS 65-405 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan lumber firms, 1858-1927. 
34 ft and 121 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Ledgers, journals, cashbooks, work reports, timber reports, 
correspondence, and invoices of the following companies: A. 
Chesbrough Lumber Company, Thompson; Addison 
Fletcher Lumber Company, Alpena; Fletcher, Pack and 
Company, Alpena; James Mead Lumber Company, Sagi- 
naw; Mitchell and McClure Lumber Company, Saginaw; 
Sturgeon River Lumber Company, Hancock; George O. and 
James O. Whittemore General Store and Lumber Company, 
Tawas City. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2401, 2430, 2431, 2462, 2477, 2505, and 2520. 

Acquired from various sources. 

. . MS 65-406 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan newspapers, 1861-1902. 12 
v. and 18 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Record book containing articles of incorporation and 
board minutes, and miscellaneous papers (1861-86) of the 
Detroit Post and Tribune Company; records (1868-ca. 1880) 
of the Manchester enterprise, consisting of four specimen 
books of job printing work, account book, and records of the 
Manchester Literary and Lecture Association and the Wash- 
tenaw Baseball Club; and printing orders, subscription and 
general account books (1886-1902) of the Milford times. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. VL Warner and L C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2415, 2459, and 2473. 

Gifts of Mrs. Henry B. Joy, 1946; Mrs. Franklin M Reck, 
1959; and Mrs. G. S. Rowe, 1950. 

MS65-407 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of pharmacies and drug companies, 1882- 
1936. 6 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journal and account book (1882-84) of the Rollo S. Arm- 
strong Grocery and Drug Store, Chelsea, Mich. ; prescription 
file book, miscellaneous memoranda, and scrapbook (1891- 
1908) of Weed's Drug Store, Pontiac, Mich.; 22 vols, of 
business records (1895-1936) of the Milbourne Drug Com- 



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Michigan. University-. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Business records of Michigan pharmacies and drug com- 
panies, 1882-1936. (Continued) 

pany, Eaton Rapids, Mich. ; and records (1887-1934) of tie 
Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. 
_ A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2382, 2471, 2516, and 2518. 
Acquired from various sources. 

„ MS 65-408 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of public utilities in Michigan, 1850-1925. 
5 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Articles of association and proceedings of meetings (1904) 
of the Flint Gas Company; minutes book (1908-25) of the 
Hadley Telephone Company, Lapeer, Mich.; minutes (1883- 
92) of the Lansing Electric Light and Power Company ; time 
book (1882) of the Saginaw Electric Light Company; 
records (1850-55) of the Southern Michigan Telegraph 
Company, Adrian, Mich. ; and report (1896) of the renova- 
tion of the Thomson and Houston Electric Light Station in 
Ann Arbor, Mich. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by K. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2433, 2442, 2453, 2493, 2501, and 2508. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-409 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of railroad companies, 1843-1904. 122 
items and 13 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies (negative). 

Correspondence, indentures, stock certificates, payroll 
books, and insurance schedules of the following railroads: 
Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway, Chicago and Western 
Michigan Railroad, Eastern Railroad Company, Flint and 
Per© Marquette Railroad, Marquette, Houghton and Onton- 
agon Railroad, Michigan Central Railroad Company, Michi- 
gan Lake Shore Railroad, Michigan Southern and Northern 
Indiana Railroad, Muskegon Lake Railroad Company, Per© 
Marquette Railroad Company^ Saginaw Valley and St 
Louis Railroad, and Toledo, Thornton and St Louis Rail- 
road. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and L C. Brown (1963), p. 197- 
200, 202-203. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-410 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Church records of Baptist congregations in Michigan, 
1832-1947. 330 items and 20 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, miscellaneous minutes, financial records, 
historical accounts, and membership rolls of Baptist churches 
in twelve A>fi<»>ijjrfiTn communities. 



A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M. Warner and L C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2160, 2162-2172. 

„ MS 65-411 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Church records of Congregational churches in Michigan, 
1830-1952. 56 items and 81 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Miscellaneous minutes, financial records, membership 
rolls, and women's society records of 18 Congregational 
churches in Michigan. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2183-2200. 



MS 65-412 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Church records of Methodist Episcopal congregations in 
Michigan, 1822-1938. 224 items and 12 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Miscellaneous minutes, financial records, historical 
sketches, and baptismal records of 17 Methodist Episcopal 
churches in Michigan. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2209-2225. 



MS65-413 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Church records of Presbyterian congregations in Michi- 
gan, 1831-1961. 287 items and 125 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, miscellaneous minutes, membership ros- 
ters, financial records, reports, historical sketches, sermons, 
and deeds of 89 congregations of the Michigan Synod of 
the Presbyterian Church of the U. S. A 
_ A composite collection consisting of groups of records 
listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in the Michigan 
Historical Collections of the University of Minhig a^ by 
R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), p. 188-193, and 239. 



MS65-414 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Church records of Protestant Episcopal congregations in 
Michigan, 1848-1958. 20 items and 78 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes, correspondence, membership rolls, financial rec- 
ords, records of baptisms, marriages, and burials, historical 
sketches, scrapbooks, records of women's societies and other 
church affiliated groups, and other records of 27 Episcopal 
churches. Includes 5 vols, of incomplete records (1885- 
1933) sf the monthly meetings of the Detroit clergy of the 
Protestant Episcopal Church. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2341-2368. 



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__ . . MS65-415 

Michigan. University. Michigan. Historical Collections. 

City and town records, 1775-1954. 1116 items, 141 v., and 
2 reels of microfilm. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Tax assessment rolls, reports, council minutes, school 
records, precinct registration records, historical sketches, 
court records, plats, and other records of 41 Michigan cities 
and villages. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by B. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2585-2609, and 2611-2626. 

MS 65-416 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
County records, 1796-1962. 94 items and 21 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Board of Supervisors proceedings, election canvasses, tax 
records, county convention proceedings, planning commis- 
sion minutes, reminiscences, histories, and other records of 
the following Michigan counties: Charlevoix, Delta, Goge- 
bic, Tngh a mj Jackson, Lenawee, Livingston, Mason, Oakland, 
Schoolcraft, and Wayne. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in tiie Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963), en- 
tries no. 2530, 2531, 2535, 2538, 2540, 2544, 2547, 2555, 2559, 
2570, and 2584. 

MS 65-417 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Township and rural school district records, 1827-1947. 
355 items, 72 v., and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes, reports, historical sketches, treasurer's records, 
tax rolls, contracts, and other miscellaneous records of 47 
Michigan townships and rural school districts. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M. Warner and L C. Brown (1963) , entries 
no. 2524-27, 2529, 2532-34, 2536-37, 2539, 2541-43, 2545-46, 
2548-2554,2556,2558,2560-69,2571,2573-2583. 

MS 65-418 
Michigan Air Line Railroad Company. 

Records, 1868-90. ca. 350 items. 

Iii University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence concerning elections to approve aid to the 
railroad, management, financing, and construction of the 
line, and relations with other railroads; legal papers, receipts, 
notices, articles of association, and subscription lists. Cor- 
respondents include Charles W. Haze. 

Gift of Mrs. N. D. Potter, 1952. 



MS65-419 
Michigan Council for UNESCO. 
Records, 1950-54. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions, 
Correspondence, minutes, reports, and programs. 
Gift of Sarita L Davis, 1956. 



MS65-420 
Michigan Federation of Business and Professional Women. 

Records, 1923-41. 3 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 
Correspondence and program and convention materials. 



MS65-421 
Michigan Forestry Association. 

Records, 1905-42. 250 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, financial records, constitution, member- 
ship lists, and reports. Correspondents include Robert 
Craig, Jr. 

Gift of Robert Craig, Jr., 1958. 

MS65-422 
Michigan Library Association. 

Records, 1891-1948. 8 ft and 9 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, committee reports, minutes, programs, 
scrapbooks, and other materials. 

MS 65-423 
Michigan Merit System Association. 

Records, 1937-38. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, programs, and publicity activities to pro- 
mote civil service reform in Michigan. Correspondents in- 
clude Edward H Litchfield. 



MS 65-424 
Michigan Sugar Company, Bay City, Mich. 

Records, 1898-1914. 100 items and 14 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Bylaws, prospectus, records of shipments, records of sugar 
beet purchases, payroll accounts, general accounts, miscel- 
laneous papers; and a few records of the Iowa Sugar Com- 
pany, of Waverly, Iowa, successor of the Michigan Sugar 
Company. 

Gift of Dan Gutleben, 1957. 

MS65-425 
Michigan United Railroads Company. 

Papers, 1907-1L ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Business correspondence relating to the operations of this 
interurban and city railroad, timetables, payrolls, inven- 
tories, annual reports, contracts, and financial statements. 

Gift of Mrs. Stanley T. Lowe, 1955. 

MS 65-426 
Mickles family. 

Papers, 1839-1923. 98 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Business and legal documents of the Mickles family, of 
Saginaw Co., Mich., relating to land transactions in Livings- 
ton, Shiawassee, and Saginaw Counties; a copy of a certifi- 
cate (1861) of enlistment for Philip Mickles; and other 
papers. 

Gift of AHis F. Hussey, 1947. 



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MS 65-427 
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. 

Michigan. Commandery. 

Records, 1885-1951. 26 items and 16 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Membership applications containing biographical data 
and summary of military record ; an index to membership 
applications; membership register; minutes (1901-27) ; 
financial records (1885-1931) ; library records; and 26 remi- 
niscences and papers of Union veterans who were members 
of the Michigan Commandery. 

MS 65-428 
MoeMman, Arthur Bernard, 1889-1952. 

Papers, 1933-52. ca. 100 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of education at the University of Michig an, 
Correspondence, primarily concerning educator William 
McAndrew; ms. of an address on McAndrew; and Moehl- 
man's professional record. 

Gift of Mr. Moehhnan and Herbert D. WatMns, 1950-53. 

MS 65-429 
Moffitt, John T I. 1862. 

Papers, 1884-1947. ca. 350 items. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. " 

Lawyer. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers 
mainly relating to the University of Michigan Law Class 
of 1886.- 
Gift of Mr. Moffitt,1942-43. 

„ MS65-430 

Monitor Mutual Insurance Company, Pontiae, Mich. 
Records, 1870-1959. 1 ft. and 14 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, 10 vols, of the board of directors minutes 
(1870-1950), record of policies, annual statements, and mis- 
cellaneous papers. 

Gift of Harry Garling, 1959. 

MS 65-431 
Monroe Co, Mich. 

Records, 1819-1903. 375 items and 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Registrations, poll lists and election returns (1820-88) ; 
assessment and tax records (1819-43), six of which pertain 
to highway taxes; assessment roll of Milan Township 
(1902-03) ; lists and abstracts of sales of State lands (1860- 
99) ; tavern permits (1836-38) ; abstracts of permits, occu- 
pations and new establishments (1830-40); bonds (1822, 
1841-92) ; drain survey (1861) ; certificates of sales of swamp 
lands (1867); census report of Port Lawrence Township 
(1827) and Ida Township (1837)^ military lists (1869-86) ; 
contracts of Monroe County Detecting Society (vigilance 
committee) for 1848 and 1853; school reports (1835-83); 
school census (1914, 1920) ; and miscellaneous papers. 

MS65-432 
Monteith, John, 1788-1868. 

Papers, 1797-1871. ca. 350 items and 25 v. 

Li University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Presbyterian clergyman, of Elyria, Ohio, and Detroit and 
Blissfield, Mich., professor at Hamilton College, Clinton, 
N. T., and president of the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, diaries (1815-38), personal account books, notes 
on Monteith"s library, sermons and sermon outlines, speeches, 
notes on class lectures and other subjects, a notebook (1820) 
containing Chippewa-English vocabulary, student notes 



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(1797-98) taken by Alexander Monteith at Dickinson Col- 
lege, Carlisle, Pa., and a play entitled The raging firelands, 
written by John Monteith, Jr. (b. 1833). Includes letters 
(1820-h50) from Monteith to members of his family and 
others discussing current events, his work, travels, places 
visited, temperance reform, slavery, and bank failures ; let- 
ters of Monteith's wife, Abigail Harris Monteith (1801- 
1880), of his daughter, Sarah Sophia Monteith (1823-1893), 
of his sons, George Monteith (b. 1839), John Monteith, Jr., 
Charles Monteith (1827-1848), and of Edwin Harris Mon- 
teith (1843-1904), and scattered letters from other relatives 
and friends. Letters from George cover his service as an 
officer in the 4th Michigan Infantry during the Civil War. 
Letters from Edwin cover his service in the 2d Brigade, 1st 
Division, 5th Army Corps (Army of the Potomac). 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 25. 

Gift of Caroline Monteith and Mrs. George Stevens, 1938. 

MS 65-433 
Moody, Arthur Edson Blair, 1902-1954. 

Papers, 1930-54. 30 ft. and 38 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journalist and U. S. Senator from Michigan. Chiefly 
personal correspondence of Moody with his wife, his mother, 
and other members of his family; correspondence covering 
Moody's 1952 senatorial campaign and his newspaper work 
in the U. S. and abroad during World War n; 3 vols, con- 
taining Moody's voting record in the Senate; appointment 
books while Moody was U. S. Senator; 34 vols, of scrap- 
books of newspaper articles by Moody, for the most part 
published in the "Detroit news" and in "Barron's weekly"; 
tape recordings and films; addresses; notes; newspaper 
articles; and miscellaneous papers. Correspondents include 
Bernard M. Baruch, William Benton, Chester Bowles, 
Harry L. Hopkins, Estes Kef auver, William F. Knowland, 
John J. Sparkman, Harry S. Truman, G. Mermen Williams, 
and Charles E.' Wilson. 

Gift of Mrs. Blair Moody, 1956. 

MS 65 131 
Moore, Charles, 1855-1942. 

Papers, 1901-40. 1 ft and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chairman of the National Commission of Fine Arts, 
Washington, D. C. Correspondence from artists, editors, 
and learned societies; diaries (1889-1903) containing com- 
ments by Moore on his activities as clerk of the U. S. Senate 
Committee on the District of Columbia, regarding U. S. 
Senators, architects, artists, and Washington, D. C. Corre- 
spondents include James T. Adams, William W. Bishop, 
Daniel H. Burnham, James B. Bryce, Alexander Calder, 
James B. Conant, Frederic A. Delano, Avard T. Fairbanks, 
Belle da Costa Greene, Frederick P. Keppel, f-mil Lorch, 
Theodore W. Noyes, Frederick L. Ohnstead, Herbert Put- 
nam, Mary Roberts Rinehart, and Fred A. Willis. 

Gift of Mr. Moore, 1939-41. 

MS 65-435 
Moore, James Martin, 1834-1913. 

Papers, 1856-1913. 139 items. 

Li University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Farmer and businessman, of Ypsilanti, Mich. Chiefly 
personal correspondence with friends and family, including 
records and three Civil War letters of Samuel R, Moore, of 
the 20th Michigan Infantry. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Supplement, Oct. 1960) p. 17. 

Gift of Mrs. Jams P. LoCoco, 1952. 



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« _> x^ , MS65-436 

Moriey, Fred, 1856-1942. 

Papers, 1850-1940. ca. 350 items and 64 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Civil engineer, of Ann Arbor, Mich. Correspondence of 
the Moriey and Clark families, chiefly between Mrs. Moriey 
and her husband ; legal and business papers ; 54 diaries con- 
taining daily accounts of engineering projects, travel, and 
everyday events; notes; 9 Eastern Michigan University stu- 
dent notebooks of Moriey and his wife; and a University of 
Michigan student notebook kept by Moriey. 

Gift of Mr. Moriey, 1941-42. 

„ - „ MS65-437 

Moms, George Sylvester, 1840-1889. 
Papers, 1852-1935. 1 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of philosophy at Johns Hopkins University and 
the University of Michigan. Correspondence; a diary kept 
by Morris during his student days and three diaries of 
European trips; memorials after Morris' death; papers re- 
lating to his son, Soger S. Morris; notebooks of class lec- 
tures and other notes; and one vol. of notes on Professor 
P. A. Trendelenburg's lectures on psychology in Berlin, 
1867-68. Correspondents include Charles K. Adams, James 
B. Angell, John Dewey, Daniel C. Gilman, Moses C. Tyler, 
Frederick Uberweg, and Robert M. Wenley. 
Gift of the estate of Mrs. G. S. Morris, 1936. 

MS65-438 
Morrison, Minnie Leona (Brown) 1899- 

Papers, 1920-57. ca. 150 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, reminiscences of Bedford, Mich., and 
Detroit, histories of various Detroit organizations, especially 
women's clubs and St Paul's and St Christopher's Episco- 
pal Churches, three scrapbooks, and an autograph book. 

Gift of Mrs. Morrison, 1956-58. 

„ . „ MS 65-439 

Morse, Allen Benton, 1839-1921. 

Papers, 1895-98. ca. 200 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan Supreme Court justice and U. S. consul. Cor- 
respondence, business and legal papers, and an address. 
Mainly letters of congratulation upon Morse's defeat of 
Judge Thomas M. Cooley for the Michigan Supreme Court 
in 1885. 

Gift of Mrs. G. Lee Gates, 1942. 

MS 65-440 
Mosher, Eliza Maria, 1846-1928. 

Papers, 1846-1934. ca. 4 ft. and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician and first dean of women of the University of 
Michigan. Correspondence, primarily of a personal nature, 
between Dr. Mosher and her niece, Sarah Searing, together 
with earlier family correspondence; legal documents; bio- 
graphical information: outlines of lectures; mss. of articles; 
notes on trips abroad; us. of a biography of Dr. Mosher by 
Florence Hazzard, including the correspondence and other 
papers relating to it; four vols, of scrapbooks containing 
notes and letters about places visited in the United States 
and abroad and about Dr. Mosher's work. Correspondents 
include James B. Angell and Oliver W. Holmes. 

Gift of Mrs. Sarah Searing, 1942. 



MS 65-441 
Moulton, Charles Henry, 1838-1916. 

Papers, 1861-1914. 83 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence and miscellaneous papers. Includes 76 
letters (1861-65) from Moulton, captain in Company B, 6th 
Michigan Infantry, to his sister describing the attitude of 
the people of Baltimore and New Orleans toward the occu- 
pying troops, his own attitude toward the Negro, the bom- 
bardment of Forts Jackson and St Philip, the .Siege of 
Port Hudson, La, guerrilla warfare on the Mississippi, in 
the Mississippi Campaign, and a march through a c ypr ess 
swamp tearing up railroads and bridges. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Supplement Oct 1960) p. 17-18. 

On loan from Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Davis, 1959. 



MS65-442 
MuHer (E. B.) and Company, Port Huron, Mich. 
Business records, 1910-37. 9 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Manufacturing record, farmers' accounts, three journals, 
three ledgers, drying record, and warehouse inventories of 
a chicory processor. 
Gift of Gordon McMorran, 1959. 



MS65-443 
Mnlvany, Peter. 

Papers, 1856-1900. 159 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Assessor, of Marengo Township, Calhoun Co., Mich. Ac- 
counts and receipts for building a schoolhouse in Marengo 
Township in 1867-68; account book (1862) ; an account of 
Mnlvany with the Depot Association; and private business 
papers (1856-1900). 

Gift of Mrs. Peter Mulvany, 1967. 



MS65-444 
Mummery, Arthur E 

Papers, ca. 1884-1910. 150 items and 19 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Pharmacist of Ann Arbor, Mich. Correspondence and 
legal and business papers, including personal accounts and 
accounts of organizations. 

Gift of Mr. Mummery, 1948. 



MS65-445 
Munger, Edith Garnett Cushaway Gotts, 1862-1945. 

Papers, 1907-45. ca. 300 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of the Michigan Audubon Society. Corre- 
spondence and addresses, largely relating to the Michigan 
Audubon Society. Includes lists (1907-27) of birds ob- 
served by Mrs. Monger. Correspondents include Wood- 
bridge N. Ferris, William B. Mershon, and Chase S. Osborn. 

Gift of Geneva Smithe, 1946. 



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Munson, John, 1870-1950. 

Papers, 1904-51. 3 ft. and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of Northern Michigan University and Eastern 
Michigan University. Correspondence and miscellaneous 
papers dealing with Munson's campaign for Michigan 
superintendent of public instruction, his activities as editor 
of "Moderator topics," college presidencies, and personal 
business affairs. Correspondents include Jesse H. Ames, 
D. A. Anderson, Harry D. Lee, Ray B. MacLean, and 
George A. Selke. 

Acquired, 1950-61. 

MS 65-447 
Murfin, James Orin, 1875-1940. 

Papers, 1903-40. ca. 8 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan Circuit Court judge, State legislator, and regent 
of the University of Michigan. Papers relating to the Uni- 
versity of Michigan, including correspondence of Murfin 
■with University regents, successive University presidents, 
deans of departments, members of the faculty, alumni, State 
Governors, senators, and others. 

Gift of Mrs. James O. Murfin, 1940. 

MS65-448 
Murphy, Frank, 1890-1949. 

Papers, 1905-60. 96 ft and 20 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Mayor of Detroit, Governor of Michigan, U. S. High 
Commissioner and Governor of the Philippines, U. S. At- 
torney General, and Associate Justice of the U. S. Supreme 
Court. Correspondence, reports, speeches, notes, pictures, 
scrapbooks, and miscellaneous papers covering personal 
matters, the administration of the various public offices 
held by Murphy, Detroit, the Philippine Islands, State and 
national politics, the sit-down strike of 1937, international 
affairs, and all phases of the New Deal. Includes much 
material (1939-49) on the operation of the U. S. Supreme 
Court and typescripts of interviews (1957) of Murphy's 
brother George Murphy (1897-1961), judge of the Record- 
er's Court of Detroit, concerning Frank Murphy's role in 
the sit-down strike of 1937. 

Complete index to correspondents in the repository. Par- 
tial list of correspondents in the Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan (1963) p. 110-111. 

Gift of the Murphy family, 1954-62. 

MS 65-449 
National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Michigan 
Branch. 
Records, 1918-54. 16 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Convention books, district books, bulletins, minutes, and 
treasurer's reports. 

MS65-450 
National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. Mich- 
igan. 
Records, 1898-1959. 4 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Historian's reports, certificates, minutes, and miscellaneous 
papers. 
On loan from the Michigan Chapter. 



MS65-451 
Navarre family. 

Papers, 1791-1858. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 
Correspondence dealing with personal affairs and business 
. matters, other business papers, legal documents of the 
Navarre family of Monroe, Mick, and a petition relating to 
Gabriel Richard. Correspondents include Gabriel God- 
frey, Jacques Navarre, Joseph Navarre, George McDougall, 
and Thomas Smith. 
Gift of Clem J. Navarre, 1948 ; and others, 1951. 



MS 65-452 
Nell Gwyn's Company, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
Records, 1930-56. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, programs, clippings, fi-na.n«m records, 
scripts, and a draft of James Umphrey's thesis on the com- 
pany. 



MS 65-453 
Nelson, Joseph Raleigh, 1873-1961. 

Papers, 1893-1954. 6 ft and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of English and director of the International 
Center at the University of MinhigaTi, Correspondence, 
mss. of publications, and other papers relating to Nelson's 
professional activities in Engineering TWi glish , the Inter- 
national Center, the Comedy Club, and Masques; and two 
account books {1913-28) of Sweet Briar Farm, Ironton, 
Mich, 

Gift of Mrs. Nelson, 1961. 



MS 65-454 
Nelson, Rebecca Jewel (Francis) 6. 1846. 
Letters, 1901-04. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Letters from Mrs. Nelson to her son, J. Raleigh Nelson, 
relating to family affairs and everyday life in Ann Arbor, 
Mich. 
Gift of J. Raleigh Nelson, 1961. 



MS 65-455 
Newkirk, Henry Wirt, 1854-1946. 

Papers, 1844-1936. 50 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Michigan. Corre- 
spondence and miscellaneous material, largely concerning 
Michigan politics, including items relating to Newkirk 
family genealogy ; poems and short stories; and two scrap- 
books containing addresses on historical and patriotic sub- 
jects, including woman suffrage in Michigan in 1912. Cor- 
respondents include James B. Angell, William J. Bryan, 
Joseph G. Cannon, Byron M. Cutcheon, Frank Knox, Wil- 
liam A. Smith, Benjamin R. Tillman, Charles E. Townsend, 
Fred M Warner, Booker T. Washington, and John S. Wil- 
liams. 

Gift of Birkett Newkirk, 1946. 



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kt„m„ u n , MS 66-456 

Noble, Henry G b. 1842. 

Papers, 1862-65. 94 items and 5 v. 

Li University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Letters and diaries written while Noble was serving in 
Company B, 19th Michigan Infantry, during the Civil War 
Gift of James E. Thomas, 1961. 



MS 65-457 
Norris, Mark, 1796-1862. 

Papers, 1815-91. ca_ 2 ft and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Businessman, of Ypsilanti, Mich. Correspondence of 
Norris, his wife, Roccina B. Norris, his son, Lyman D. Nor- 
ris, a lawyer of Grand Rapids, Mick, and other members of 
the Norris and Whittelsey families concerning family affairs, 
education for women, religion, student life at Marshall 
Academy, the University of Michigan, Tale University in 
the late 1830's and lSWs, St Louis, Mo., Dred Scott, the 
Civil War, the post office, banking, railroads, and other busi- 
ness affairs of Ypsilanti; together with business and legal 
papers. Correspondents include James B. Angell, Elmina 
Brainerd, John Burgoyne, Lewis Cass, Isaac E. Crary, 
Byron M Cutcheon, Donald M Dickinson, Woodbridge N. 
Ferris, Douglass Houghton, Caroline M TCii-Hyi^ Andrew 
B. Knapp, Lucius Lyon, John NorvelL Thomas W, Palmer, 
Laura Plumb, Electa M Sheldon, and Jonathan Taft. 

The Civil War letters of John Burgoyne are described in 
Michigan men in the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michi- 
gan Historical Collections, Bulletin no. 9. Supplement. Oct 
1960) p. 7. 

Gift of the Norris family, 1936-62. 



MS 65-458 
Norris, Mark, 1857-1943. 

Papers, 1875-1960. 250 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Correspondence, 
account book, speeches, citations, record book, and other 
papers dealing with the legal and Masonic career of Norris, 
Grand Master of Knights Templars in the U. S. Includes 
political correspondence of Abbott L. Norris with Prentiss 
M Brown, Homer Ferguson, Carl E. Mapes, Arthur H 
Vandenberg, and Burton K. Wheeler; a University of 
Michigan scrapbook (1875-76) of student life; and a stu- 
dent notebook on Charles K Adams' lectures of 1877. 

Gift of Abbott L. Norris, 1960; and Margaret Norris, 
1962. 



«.« . ™. MS65-459 

O'Brien, Thomas James, 1842-1933. 

Papers, 1877-1922. 33 items and 22 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and U. S. Ambassador to Japan, Italy, and Den- 
mark. Correspondence, notes, and addresses chiefly con- 
cerning Italy and Japan, and U. S. embassy business there; 
10 vols, of personal accounts (1877-1912) ; and scrapbooks 
of dinner menus, programs, invitations, photos., and clip- 
pings relating mainly to O'Brien's service in Japan. 

Gift of Howard O'Brien, 1946. 



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MS 65-460 
Okkelberg, Peter Olaus, 1880- 

Papers, 1910-50. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Biologist and dean of the University of Michigan Gradu- 
ate School. Correspondence dealing with Okkelberg's pro- 
fessional activities at Adrian College, Adrian, Midland 
the University of Michigan; a biographical sketch; and a 
copy of the history of the Hesselberg family. 

Gift of Mr. Okkelberg, 1959. 



MS 65-461 
Oliver Tractor Company, Battle Creek, Mich. 

Records, 1873-1930. 175 items and 30 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes of the stockholders and directors meetings, 
ledgers, journals, price lists, correspondence and miscellane- 
ous records reflecting the operations of the company and its 
predecessor, the Nichols-Shepard Company. 

Gift of Louis Ryason, 1963. 



MS 65 162 
Osborn, Chase Salmon, 1860-1949. 

Papers, 1889-1949. 179 ft. and 267 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author, journalist, regent of the University of Michigan, 
explorer, and Governor of Michigan. Correspondence, 
diaries, business papers, addresses, mss. of books, scrapbooks, 
and miscellaneous papers. Includes letters from every 
President from William McKinley to Harry S. Truman, 
particularly from Theodore Roosevelt; correspondence with 
most of the major and many of the minor leaders in the 
Michigan Republican Party, and with prominent Demo- 
cratic political leaders, newspapermen, and members of 
Osborn's own family, primarily concerning business and 
politics. 

Some of the correspondents have been listed in the Guide 
to manuscripts in the Michigan historical collections of the 
University of Michigan (1963) p. 116. 

Gift of Mrs. Osborn, 1950. 



MS 65-463 
Osborn, Stella Brunt, 1894- 

Papers, 1918-57. 6 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author. Correspondence relating to Chase Salmon Os- 
"born (1860-1949), to Sugar Island, Mich., as a possible 
United Nations headquarters site, to personal affairs, and 
to the Atlantic Union movement ; mss. of writings, including 
a partial biography of Governor Osborn; poems; and mis- 
cellaneous papers. Correspondents include Alben W. 
Barkley, Marion L. Burton, William Clayton, Fred L. 
Crawford, Thomas E. Dewey, John F. Dulles, Homer Fergu- 
son, Gerald R Ford, Walter F. George, Alfred M Gruen- 
ther, Clare E. Hoffman, Hubert H. Humphrey, Lord Ismay, 
Edward J. Jeffries, Estes Kefauver, Harry F. Kelly, Victor 
A. Knox, Clare Boothe Luce, Blair Moody, Frank Murphy, 
Richard M. Nixon, Chase S. Osborn, Charles E. Potter, 
Owen J. Roberts, Alexander G. Ruthven, Wiley B. Rutledge, 
E. Blythe Stason, Robert A. Taft, Herman E. Talmadge, 
Elbert D. Thomas, Arthur H Vandenberg, G. Mennen Wil- 
liams, and Jesse P. Wolcott. 

Gift of Mrs. Osborn, 1958. 



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Owen, Henry E 

Correspondence, 1874-78. 70 items, 

la University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Letters to Owen from his parents and friends in Adrian, 
Mich,, during the period when he was a student at Michigan 
Agricultural College (Michigan State University). 

Gift of Richard Goff, 1958. 

«_ „ MS65-465 

Page, Herman, Bp^ 1866-1942. 

Papers, 1900-40. 49 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Episcopal clergyman of Michigan. Correspondence and 
scrapbook of letters largely relating to Page's retirement, 
but including some of his personal papers. Correspondents 
include Frank Murphy, George C. Stewart, and Henry P. 
Williams. 

Gift of the Michigan Diocese, 1963. 

MS 65-466 
Palmer, Charles Henry, 1814-1887. 
Letters, 1875-79. 66 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Regent of the University of Michigan. Chiefly letters 
from Palmer to his son, written while he was in Detroit 
and Pontiac, Mich., relating to personal matters. Includes 
references to the stock of the Eastern Railroad Company. 

Gift of Elizabeth Palmer Bradfield, 1939. 

„. _ ... , ., MS65-467 

Parker, Franklin Leonidas, 1820-1894. 
Letter press books, 1850-97. 33 v. 

_ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

^ Lawyer and real estate investor. Letter press copies of 
business correspondence dealing with real estate invest- 
ments, and other matters in Ann Arbor, Mich. Includes 
occasional family letters. 
Acquired, 1961. 

MS 65-468 
Parkhurst, John Gibson, 1824-1906. 

Papers, 1834-1914. 15 ft and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Coldwater, Mich., Union Army officer, U. S. 
marshal of the Eastern District of Michigan, and V. S. 
Minister to Belgium. Personal letters from friends and 
relatives, including letters describing President Buchanan, 
French-Italian relations (1867), President Grant, the Chi- 
cago fire, the Paris exposition (described by Robert Barn- 
well Roosevelt, uncle of Theodore Roosevelt) ; 105 Civil 
War letters describing Parkhurst's service as Colonel of the 
9th Michigan Infantry and other units; correspondence re- 
lating to Parkhurst's appointments, speaking engagements, 
newspaper writing, business affairs, military matters, and 
Democratic politics; 3 vols, of business records; 100 legal 
and business papers of Parkhurst's father, Stephen Park- 
hurst, of Oneida Castle, N. Y. ; and a diary (1868) of Park- 
hurst's wife, Josey B. (Reeves) Parkhurst (d. 1870), noting 
daily household events. Correspondents include Donald M. 
Dickinson, Andrew Johnson, Robert Barnwell Roosevelt, 
General George H. Thomas, and William H. Wilkinson. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War. by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 26. 

Gift of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation, 1940; and Mrs. 
Andrew Ness. 1941. 



MS 65-469 
Parmelee, Abner Cornelias, 1806-1889. 

Papers, 1835-1934. 103 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State legislator, of Hastings, and Marshall, 
Mich. Correspondence, legal documents, genealogical notes 
and sketches of members of the family, miscellaneous 
papers, and private papers of Parmelee, of his daughter, 
Delia Parmelee Phelps, and of other members of the family. 
Topics include the Michigan Legislature of 1844 and busi- 
ness affairs. Correspondents include Charles T. Gorham, 
Henry E. Phelps, and Charlotte Parmelee Weld. 

Gift of Charlotte Parmelee Weld, 1941. 



„ MS 65-470 

Parsons, Henry Betts, d. 1885. 

Papers, 1876-82. ca. 200 items and 14 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Pharmacist Report of the faculty activities of Parsons 
at the University of Michigan ; us. of a book on chlorophyll ; 
pharmaceutical notes; and 14 vols, containing personal ac- 
counts, notes, and data on g^ntinV experiments. 



MS65-471 
Patrons of Husbandry. Michigan State Orange. 

Records, 1873-1961. 5 items, 8 v., and 1 reel of microfilm. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes (1874-1907) of the executive committee, minutes 
and proceedings (1873-80) of the State conference; financial 
and other records, and roster of all lodges. 
Gift of the Grange, 1962. 



_ MS 65H172 

Patrons of Husbandry. Michigan State Grange. Ypttianti 
Grange No. 56. 
Records, 1873-1959. 450 items and 16 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, constitution, bylaws, roster of members, 
minutes (1873-89, 1903-06, and 1940-59), financial records, 
membership applications, quarterly reports, and receipts 
Gift of Mrs. Walter C. Gale, 1962. 



MS 65-473 
Patterson, John C 1838-1910. 

Papers, 1838-1924. 47 ft. and 164 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Marshall, Mich., and State legislator. Corre- 
spondence, diaries, account books, legal records, memo books, 
speeches, and other papers of Patterson, members of his 
family, and of his law partner, William H. Brown, dealing 
with family matters, politics, Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, 
Miclu, the University of Michigan, and other topics. In- 
cludes nine Civil War letters (1865) from Pliilo D, Patter- 
son (b. 1844) written while he was serving in Company H, 
9th Michigan Infantry. Correspondents include William H. 
Brown, Frank D. Patterson, and George L Patterson. 

The Civil War letters of Philo D. Patterson are described 
in Michigan men in the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michi- 
gan Historical Collections, Bulletin no. 9, Supplement, Oct 
1960) p. 18. 



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MS 65-474 
Patterson family. 

Papers, 1825-1931. ca. 3 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, account books, business, legal, and other 
papers of George Washington Patterson, Sr., Lieutenant 
Governor of New York (1848-50); George Washington 
Patterson, Jr.; their immediate families; and George Wash- 
ington Patterson m, professor at the University of Michi- 
gan. Includes 1500 letters on family affairs, genealogy of 
the Patterson and related families, New York and national 
politics including Whig Party affairs, life in Washington, 
D. C. (ca. 1878); letters (1884-98) from Europe; corre- 
spondence relating to the scholarly interests of George 
Washington Patterson m, and a biographical sketch of him; 
and 2 scrapbooks of George Washington Patterson rv cover- 
ing Yale University days and World War I service. Corre- 
spondents include James B. Angell, Boscoe Conkling, John 
A. Dix, William Patterson, William H. Seward, Richard W. 
Thompson, and Thurlow Weed. 

Gift of Mrs. George W. Patterson m, 1937. 



t> „ t .. MS65-475 

Patton, John, 1850-1907. 

Papers, 1888-1905. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and U. S. Senator from Michigan. Correspond- 
ence; speeches, mainly on patriotic or political subjects; and 
newspaper clippings concerning Patton's political activities 
in the Republican Party. Correspondents include Junius 
E. Beal, Henry Billings Brown, Joseph M Carey, Cushman 
K. Davis, James McMillan, Orville H Pratt, John T. Rich, 
William B. Shatter, and Francis B. Stockbridge. 

Gift of James Shearer n, 1958. 



MS 65-476 
Payne, William Harold, 1836-1907. 

Papers, 1853-1933. ca. 2 ft. and IS v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor at the University of Mwrhi gap chancellor of the 
University of Nashville, and president of George Peabody 
College. Correspondence, personal account books, auto- 
biographical and biographical vols., lecture notes, addresses, 
and miscellaneous papers of Payne and his family. Most of 
the letters are from Payne to Elizabeth Clark Payne and 
concern his activities in education, particularly at the Uni- 
versity of Nashville and Peabody Normal College. Corre- 
spondents include James B. Angell, Lloyd C. Douglas, and 
Elizabeth Clark Payne. 

Gift of Mrs. Frank R Payne, 1937. 



„ „,, MS6^477 

Pennfield Township, Mich. 

School records, 1849-1944. 1 ft. and 54 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Teachers' contracts, attendance records, board meeting 
minutes, reports to inspectors, school census records, corre- 
spondence, bills, receipts, checkbooks and stubs, and miscel- 
laneous records. 

On loan by the Pennfield School Board, 1949. 



MS 65-478 
Perry, Walter Scott, 1831-1897. 

Papers, 1879-1926. 82 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Superintendent of schools, Ann Arbor, Mich. Correspon- 
dence and notes of Perry, his wife, Emma B. Perry, and 
his children relating mainly to family affairs. Includes 15 
letters (1905) written by Mrs. Perry from Europe. 

Acquired, 1952. 

MS 65-479 
Peterson, Reuben, 1862-1942. 

Papers, 1905-40. ca. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of obstetrics at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence, articles, notes, and papers relating to the 
professional interests of Peterson at the University of Michi- 
gan, particularly to the University Hospital and Medical 
School. Correspondents include Carleton W. Angell, Junius 
E. Beal, George Dock, Warren E. Forsythe, Albert C. 
Furstenberg, William J. Mayo, Norman F. Miller, Frank E. 
Robbins, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Alexander G. Ruthven. 

MS 65-480 
Phelps, Jessie, 1870-1957. 

Papers, 1832-1951. ca. 200 items and 20 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of physiology at Eastern Michigan University. 
Correspondence and other papers of Miss Phelps and her 
family concerning family affairs, agriculture, trips to the 
California gold fields and to Kansas in 1857-58 ; and diaries 
and notebooks (1885-1951) describing her life as a student 
at Pontiac High School, travel in the United States and 
Europe, and her life as a retired teacher. 

Gift of Geneva Smithe, 1957. 



MS 65-481 
Phelps, Mary Merwin, 1865-1944. 

Papers, 1926-56. 1ft and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author, of Ypsilanti, Mich Correspondence of Mary 
Phelps with publishers and others about her book entitled 
Kate Chase, dominant daughter (1935) ; mss. of several un- 
published books and articles, including an article entitled 
Sphinx of the forest, which is about Douglass Houghton; 
personal record book of mss. sent to publishers ; and a scrap- 
book of materials on Kate Chase. Correspondents include 
Bertha G. Buell, Albert B. Hart, Allan Nevins, Chase S. 
Osborn, Jessie Phelps, and Oswald G. Tillard. 

Gift of Geneva Smithe, 1959. 



MS 65-482 
Phelps, William Henry, 1872-1939. 

Papers, 1875-1939. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Methodist clergyman and editor of the Michigan Christian 
advocate. Chiefly sermons and notes, articles, a Master's 
thesis, two student notebooks for Albion College, Albion, 
Mich, one voL of records of marriages, and correspondence 
dealing with family affairs, Methodist Church activities, the 
Michigan Christian advocate, and economic and labor prob- 
lems, particularly the sit-down strike in Flint, Mich., in 1937. 

Gift of Mrs. Phelps, 1938-39. 



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MS 65-483 
Phillips, Albert James, 1899- 
Papers, 1930-60. 4 ft. 
_ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Executive secretary of the Michigan Education Associa- 
tion. Correspondence, clippings, articles, speeches, and other 
materials, primarily relating to Phillips' work with the asso- 
ciation. 
Gift of Mr. Phillips, 1962. 

MS 65 181 
Pieard, Frank A 1889-1963. 

Papers, 1907-63. 3 ft. and 11 v. 

In UJjiversity of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. District Court judge and first chairman of the Mich- 
igan Liquor Control Commission. Papers, including scrap- 
books, dealing with Picard's political activities, the Michigan 
Liquor Control Commission, the Michigan Bar Association, 
and the Michigan unemployment compensation bill, of which 
Pieard was coauthor. 

Gift of Ruth Pieard, 1963. 

MS65-485 
Pierce, Darius, 6. 1801. 

Papers, 1810-1901. lft. and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Farmer, county official, and State legislator, of Washtenaw 
Co., Mich Correspondence relating to Washtenaw Co. poli- 
tics ; business and legal papers; thus, on agriculture and vari- 
ous other topics; and four personal account books. Corre- 
spondents include Alpheus Felch. 

Gift of Mrs. L. A. Seamons, 194L 

MS 65-486 
Pillsbury, Walter Bowers, 1872-1960. 

Papers, 1898-1960. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of psychology and chairman of the Psychology 
Dept. at the University of Michigan. Correspondence, lec- 
ture notes, mss. of writings and examination questions. In- 
cludes the working papers of the Psychological Laboratory 
and the Psychology Dept. after its organization in 1929. 
Correspondents include Henry C. Adams, Fayette W. All- 
port, James R. Angell, George F. Arps, Henry M. Bates, 
Edwin G. Boring, Norman A. Cameron, Moses Gomberg, 
Clark L. Hull, Clarence T. Johnston, Charles H Judd, Kurt 
Lewin, Norman R. F. Maier, Carl Murchison, Carl E. Sea- 
shore, Edward B. Titchener, Edward C. Tolman, Robert M 
Wenley, Lloyd S. Woodburne, Robert M Yerkes, and 
Clarence S. Yoakum. 

Gift of Walter M Pillsbury, 1960. 

MS 65-487 
Pollock, James Kerr, 1898- 

Papers, 1947-49. 8 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of political science at the University of Michi- 
gan. Correspondence and other papers dealing with Pol- 
lock's service with the Hoover Commission on reorganiza- 
tion of government. Correspondents include Dean G. 
Acheson, George D. Aiken, Joseph W. Alsop, Arthur S. 
Flemming, James Forrestal, Herbert Hoover, Joseph P. 
Kennedy, Henry C. Lodge, George Meader, Sidney A. 
Mitchell, Raymond L Moley, Gerald P. Nye, James H. 
Sowe, John R. Steeknan, and Arthur H. Vandenberg. 

Gift of Mr. Pollock, 1961. 



MS65-488 
PoLscher, Andrew A 

Papers, 1941-42. ca. 50 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author. Correspondence, mainly with Howard Peck- 
ham, relating to the publication of Poisoner's Domesday 
book (1942) ; drafts and notes concerning this publication: 
and his booklet on Father Richard. 

Gift of Mr. Polscher, 1951. 

MS 65-489 
Pond, EHhn BartBt, 1826-1898. 

Papers, 1841-1939. 5 ft. and 15 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, microfilm ( % reel, negative) . 

Journalist and State legislator of Michigan. Corre- 
spondence and papers of Pond; his wife, Mary Barlow 
Allen Pond ; his daughter, Mary Louise Pond ; and his sons, 
Irving Kane Pond (1857-1939) and Allen Bartlit Pond 
(1858-1929), architects in Ann Arbor, Miftn ., and Chicago. 
Includes diaries of Pond, poems, albums, addresses, articles, 
sketches, scrapbooks, an autobiography of I. K. Pond on 
microfilm, and other papers. 

Gift of Irving K Pond, 1940. 

MS65-490 
Pontiac, Mich. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1823-1937. 300 items and 49 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Records (1824r-1931) consisting of minutes, membership 
rolls, financial accounts, and an historical sketch; a register 
of members; financial records (1913-37); minutes (1904- 
18) of the trustees; minutes (1870-1903) of the Church So- 
ciety; women's societies' records (1908-28) ; minutes (1927- 
28) of Sunday school teachers; papers (1914-25) of the 
Building Committee consisting of minutes, correspondence, 
and other items; Men's Society records (1928-29) ; scrap- 
books (ca. 1882-93) ; files of unbound financial records; ser- 
mons; reports; correspondence; historical sketches; material 
on the International Council of Religious Education; and a 
deed (1823) to the church. 



MS65-491 
Porter, George Bryan, 1791-1834. 

Papers, 1765-1950. 79 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Territorial governor of Michigan. Correspondence 
(chiefly concerning family affairs), commissions, receipts, 
official and other papers of Porter and the Porter family. 
Includes five letters from James Buchanan ; one letter from 
George Dallas dealing with national politics; correspond- 
ence of Porter with Andrew Jackson and Edward Living- 
ston concerning the territorial governorship ; and miscellane- 
ous correspondence and other papers (1940-50) dealing with 
the Porter collection. Other correspondents include Samuel 
D. Ingham, and David K. Porter. 

Acquired, 1959. 



MS65-492 
Postum Cereal Company, inc., Battle Creek, Mich. 
Records, 1896-1943. 230 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 
Payroll records, production records, and general accounts. 
Gift of Charles Lent, 1958. 



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MS 65-493 
Potter, Henry Albert, 1840-1933. 

Papers, 1862-1908. ca, 100 items and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Transcripts (typewritten) of originals owned by Mrs. 
S.G. Palmer. 

Correspondence, 4 diaries, a personal account book, service 
record, and miscellaneous papers relating to Potter's Civil 
War service as an officer in the 4th Michigan Cavalry. In- 
cludes 60 letters (1862-65) from Potter to his family describ- 
ing raids, skirmishes, and battles. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 27. 

Gift of Mrs. S. G. Palmer, 1958. 

MS65-494 
Potter, William W 1869-1940. 

Papers, 1895-1924. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State legislator. Correspondence and other 
papers dealing with Republican politics in Hastings, Mich. 
Correspondents include Julius C. Burrows, John Patton, 
and William A. Smith. 

Gift of Richard M Cook, 1961. 

MS 65-495 
Potts, James Henry, 6. 1848. 

Papers, 1864-98. ca. 225 items and 8 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Methodist clergyman. Correspondence, sermons, poems, 
articles, and eight notebooks of addresses and sermons. 
Gift of J. Riston Potts, 1942. 

„ ' . MS 65-496 

Pound, Arthur, 1884- 

Papers, 1935-57. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author and historian. Correspondence dealing with 
Pound's publications, personal affairs, and business matters; 
ms. of the book Lake Ontario (1945) ; a ks. entitled "Vol- 
ume and victory," outlining the General Electric Company's 
contribution to the war effort; and a partial ms. on postwar 
industrial planning. 

Gift of Mr. Pound, 1947 and 1957. 

MS 65-497 
Pray family. 

Papers, 1826-1910. ca. 100 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, indentures, insurance policies, and re- 
ceipts of members of the Pray and Geer families of Superior 
Township, Washtenaw Co., Mich. 

Gift of Willard Geer. 1956. 

MS 65-498 
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. Presbyteries. 

Records of Michigan Presbyteries, 1828-1961. 11 items 
and 82 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, ministerial rosters, registers, 
treasurer's records, reports, and historical sketches of the 
Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Grand River Valley, Kala- 
mazoo, Lake Superior, Lansing, Marshall, Petoskey, Sagi- 
naw, St Joseph, and Washtenaw Presbyteries of the Synod 
of Michigan of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. 



A composite collection consisting of groups of records or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and L C. Brown (1963), entries 
no. 2229-2240. 



MS 65-499 
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. Synods. Michigan. 
Records, 1834-1960. 3 ft. and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes (1834-84) of the synod; treasurer's record and 
minutes (1912-13) of the Evangelistic Committee; and 
minutes, bulletins, and other papers of Presbyterian Youth. 

MS 65-500 
Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. Michigan 
(Diocexe) 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes of the Executive Council; committee reports; 
records of ordination, dismissals, confirmations; treasurer's 
reports; historical sketches; scattered correspondence; 
deeds; biographical notes of ministers of the Diocese; 
records (1926-31) of Batchelder Hall; and records of many 
individual churches in Michigan. 

Described in Guide to manuscripts in the Michigan His- 
torical Collections of the University of Michigan, by R M 
Wamer and I. C. Brown (1963) p. 193. 

MS 65-501 
Randan, Caleb Dwinell, 1831-1903. 

Papers, 1855-1902. ca. 325 items and 13 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

State legislator, banker, and founder of the Michigan 
State School for Dependent Children at Coldwater. Chiefly 
correspondence relating to family affairs, the State School 
for Dependent Children, prison congresses, travels in Europe, 
particularly Great Britain, France, and Russia; msb. on 
various topics, including child welfare, the Coldwater 
school, prison systems, and Russia; two scrapbooks contain- 
ing mainly clippings of poems and ks. epitaphs from graves 
in the Coldwater cemetery; and eleven personal account 
books. 

Gift of Mary A, Kenney, 1940. 

MS65-502 
Rankin, Thomas Ernest, 1872-1953. 

Correspondence, 1915-28. ca. 650 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of rhetoric at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence of Rankin, chiefly with book publishers, con- 
cerning his scholarly activities and interests at the Univer- 
sity of Michigan. Correspondents include Wilf ord M. 
Aikin, William W. Bishop, Marion L Burton, Lloyd C. 
Douglas, John R. Effinger, George N. Fuller, Walter H. 
Sawyer, and Fred N. Scott 

MS 65-503 
Rathbun, Earle Henry. 

Papers, 1902-57. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Horse breeder. Correspondence relating to University of 
Michigan affairs, particularly its football teams, the 1902 
Rose Bowl game, and alumni activities; reminiscences con- 
cerning Battle Creek, Mich., including one on "Posts, Kel- 
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Rathbun, Earle Henry. Papers, 1902-57. (Continued) 

about Frank Rathbun, father of Earle and mayor of Battle 
Creek. Correspondents include Ralph W. Aigler, Charles 
Baird, William M. Hollenback, Everett M. Sweeley, T. 
Hawley Tapping, and Fielding H. Yost 
Gift of Mr. Rathbun, 1954. 



MS 65-504 
Raymond, UrL 

Papers, 1848-1910. 31 items and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Manager of a general store and teacher at Port Sanilac, 
Mich. Three letter press books (1859-68 and 1894-99) con- 
taining information about the general store business and a 
few letters about the Methodist Church ; account book (1864- 
72) ; account statements; two daybooks (1860-61 and 1864- 
65) of the store; and a ms. of the newspaper "The bark 
shanty times," later called "The Port Sanilac times." 

Gift of Oliver Raymond, 1948. 



MS65-505 
Read, Gilbert E 1822-1898. 

Papers, 1855-1903. 254 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State legislator and businessman, of Richland, 
Mich. Correspondence, 239 bills for hardware, 12 inden- 
tures, land grants, deeds, and other legal papers. Includes 
a letter (1866) from Zachariah Chandler. 



MS65-506 
Reed, Seth, 1823-1924. 

Papers, 1848-1923. 61 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Methodist clergyman. Correspondence, including con- 
gratulatory letters and communications on Methodist church 
activities and anniversaries; a diary of Reed's service as a 
member of the U. S. Christian Commission in Tennessee and 
Alabama, in which he discusses wartime destruction, slavery 
and education of slaves, hospitals, and aid to soldiers; a 
sermon delivered the Sunday after Lincoln's assassination; 
an address about Reed; autobiographical material by Reed 
and his wife; records (1856-95) of marriages performed by 
Reed; and miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Mrs. Waldo G. Keenley, 1938. 



MS 65-507 
Reeves, Jesse Siddall, 1872-1942. 

Papers, 1853-1942. 17 ft and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chairman of the Dept. of Political Science at the Univer- 
sity of Michigan. Chiefly correspondence, together with re- 
ports, articles, book reviews, lecture notes, and miscellaneous 
papers primarily concerning Reeves' academic interests in 
political science and international law. Family affairs are 
also covered. Includes letters from colleagues and friends 
traveling abroad describing in some detail, points of interest 
in the countries visited, and making comments on Italy under 
Mussolini, the Stavisky affair in France, the early months 
of the Hitler regime, and the Philippines in the 1930's. 
Other subjects include a trip to Panama and Nicaragua in 
1897, World War z, publication activities, lecture engage- 
ments, job placement of students, national and international 
scholarly committees and conferences, including the 1927 



International Commission of Jurists in Buenos Aires, Uni- 
versity of Michigan affairs, and the Dept. of Political Sci- 
ence in particular, State and national politics, political 
issues, and international affairs. 

Partial list of correspondents in the Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan (1963) p. 127-128. 

Gift of Frank E. Bobbins and the Reeves family. 

MS 65-508 
Regal family. 

Papers, 1834-1905. ca. 250 items and 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, diaries, sermons, land patents, receipts, 
and miscellaneous papers of the Regal family, particularly 
Eli Regal, Baptist clergyman, his wife, Sarah Jane Regal, 
their children, Abel Regal, Ellen Regal, and Eli Regal, Jr. 
Includes a diary (1854) of Abel Regal; four noncontinnous 
-diaries (1849-72) of Eli Regal, a diary (1857) and an 
appointment book of Ellen Regal, and an account book 
(1834-40). Correspondents include Raymond C. Davis and 
Isaac N. Demmon. 

Gift of Mrs. John R. Norton, 1957. 

MS 65-509 
Reichle, Lewis. 

Papers, 1885-1945. 53 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan. Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Instructor in Latin at the University of 1Wi«Mg n», Cor- 
respondence and other papers of Reichle and his wife, Flora 
Slayton Reichle. Includes letters to Reichle about his wife's 
book Rimes from the Great Lakes (1943) and other topics; 
a manual on teaching Latin; grade reports (1881 and 1886- 
£9) from East Saginaw, Mich, public schools; three vols, of 
personal account books (1887-1908) ; biographical sketches, 
poems, and notes of Mrs. Reichle. 

Gift of Mr. Reichle, 1950 and 1956. 



MS 65-510 
Reighard, Jacob Ellsworth, 1361-1942. 

Papers, 1889-1938. 20 ft. and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of zoology at the University of Michigan 
Chiefly correspondence, primarily of a professional nature, 
with colleagues and students at the University of Michigan, 
and with other scholars interested in zoology throughout the 
world; lecture and other notes; addresses and articles; two 
vols, of field notes (1901) ; a notebook, a diary (1901) ; and 
a diary (1905) of Reighard's son, Paul Roby Reighard. 
Correspondents include James B. Angell, John Dewey, Lu- 
cius L. Hubbard, Harry B. HutchLns, David S. Jordan, 
John H. Kellogg, Alfred C. Lane, Alexander G. Ruthven, 
Henry B. Ward, and Dean C. Worcester. 

Acquired, 1945. 

MS 65-511 
Reimann, Lewis Charles, 1890-1961. 

Papers, 1931-58. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author, of Ann Arbor, Mich. Correspondence concerning 
the Thomas M Iden portrait and gift fund, and correspond- 
ence and other papers pertaining to Hermann's books, The 
game warden and the poachers (1959) and Incredible Seney 
( 1953), together with the ms. of the latter book. 

Gift of Mr. Reimann, 1958. 



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MS 65-«l? 
Rennells, Charles Stephen, 1873-1962. 

Papers, 1852-1958. 60 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies. 

We^eyan Methodist clergyman. Personal papers; miscel- 
laneous papers collected by Bennells on Wesleyan Methodist 
churches in Michigan; MS. of his book History of the Michi- 
gan Conference, Wesleyan Methodist Church of America 
(1940) ; a history of the Bennells family; sermon records; 
and a photo, album. 

Gift of Mr. Rennells, 1940-58. 

MS 65-618 
Rich, John Treadway, 1841-1926. 

Papers, 1884-95. 10 items and 57 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Governor of Michigan. Two letter press books (1905-14) ; 
two letters from Rich and one letter from A. P. Avery, en- 
closing a letter from J. H Palmer which concerns Mi«higa" 
political activities; 36 vols, of diaries containing comments 
on the weather, Rich's daily schedule while Governor, social 
events and routine matters of everyday life; 6 speeches by 
Rich on various topics; receipt books; anil scrapbooks on 
Rich's political activities. Correspondents include Julius C. 
Burrows, Chase S. Osborn, Hazen S. Pingree, William A. 
Smith, and Fred M. Warner. 

Gift of Mrs. Rich, 1937. 

MS 65-514 
Richardson, Jonas D 1839-1864. 

Papers, 1843-65. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Union Army soldier. Civil War letters of Richardson 
written while he was serving in Company D, 4th Mi«tiiga.n 
Infantry; genealogical information on the Root and Col- 
grove families; and miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Mrs. D. S. Bickford, 1961. 



MS 65-515 
Riggs, Henry Earle, 1865-1945. 

Papers, 1914-42. ca.lft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Civil engineer. Correspondence dealing with the Univer- 
sity of Michigan civil engineering alumni killed in World 
War i; addresses on various topics, particularly those relat- 
ing to University of Michigan affairs; two mss. entitled 
"The Ann Arbor railroad 50 years ago," and "Thirty years 
development in public utility valuation" ; and three vols, of 
lectures, articles, notes, and testimony. Most of the papers 
pertain to the investigation of the Detroit United Railroad. 
Correspondents include Mortimer E. Cooley, Lawton He- 
mans, and William M. Smith. 

Gift of Finley B. Rigps, 1955. 



MS65-616 
Rigley, Charles E 

Papers, 1882-1905. 187 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Vice president, secretary, and treasurer of the Estey 
Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of furniture in 
Owosso, Mich Letters to Rigley relating to business and 
personal affairs, notes, receipts, and statements. 



MS 65-617 
Bobbins, Frank Egleston, 1884-1963. 

Papers, 1907-52. ca. 200 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Assistant to the president at the University of Michigan. 
Letters to Bobbins and President and Mrs. Harry B. 
Hutchins, mainly brief notes of thanks from scholars, 
authors, and political figures; seven letters from Brazil, 
Chile, and Peru; correspondence relating to novels with an 
Ann Arbor, Mich.,setting; a genealogy of the Egleston fam- 
ily; and other papers, including poems, articles, addresses, 
notes, sketches, and charts (1932-50) of University of Mich- 
igan football games. Correspondents include Wilber M. 
Brucker, Willa Gather, Robert Frost, Charles E. Hughes, 
Sinclair Lewis, Frank Murphy, and William L. Phelps. 

Gift of Mr. Bobbins. 

MS 65-618 
Bobbins, Jerome John, 1841-1921. 

Papers, 1861-1913. 40 items and 9 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician in Michigan and Missouri. Correspondence and 
diaries covering Bobbins' Civil War service as a medical 
steward and assistant surgeon with the 2d Michigan Infan- 
try; clippings and other papers relating to his wartime ex- 
periences of a later date. Includes two letters (1863) from 
Sarah E. Edmonds Sealye alias Frank Thompson. 

Gift of A. P. Vierheller, 1962. 

MS 65-519 
Rogers, Henry Wade, 1853-1926. 

Papers, 1873-98. 60 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of law at the University of Michigan and presi- 
dent of Northwestern University. Letters to Rogers while 
he was a professor at the University of Michigan, chiefly 
relating to speaking engagements; scrapbook containing 
programs and invitations primarily connected with North- 
western University, including some from the University of 
Michigan, the University of Chicago, and other institutions; 
and an article written by Thomas M. Cooley on the U. S. 
Supreme Court. Correspondents include Thomas F. Bay- 
ard, George Biddle, Henry B. Brown, Grover Cleveland, 
Thomas M. Cooley, Henry S. Frieze, Melville W. Fuller, 
Joseph E. Gary, John M Harlan, James McMillan, Samuel 
Maxwell, Samuel F. Miller, John P. Newman, George P. 
Putnam, John H Vincent, and Alexander Winchell. 

Gift of Dorothy Winner, 1945. 

MS 65-520 
Bominger, Carl Ludwig, 3820-1907. 

Papers, 1838-1945. 1 ft. and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician and Michigan State geologist. Chiefly corre- 
spondence, primarily written from Germany; genealogical 
information; an account book covering Rominger's medical 
practice; scrapbooks; and historical sketches of Ann Arbor, 
Mich., by Marie Bominger. 

Gift of Marie Bominger, 1937; and Dr. and Mrs. Bobert 
H Haskill, 1961. 

MS 65-521 
Roth, Filibert, 1858-1925. 

Papers, 1911-14. ca. 100 items and 2 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of forestry at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, including 10 letters from Both to President 
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Roth, Filibert, 1858-1925. Papers, 1911-14. (Continued) 
School of Forestry and a bound voL of letters -written by 
Roth's friends and former students on his retirement; drafts 
of speeches on forestry and conservation; notes and arss. by 
Roth and Robert Craig on various research projects and 
courses in forestry; and a memorial upon Roth's death. 

MS 65-522 
Rowe family. 

Papers, 1852-1946. ca. 350 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, business papers, reports, articles, sermons, 
notes, and Civil War papers. Some of the papers concern 
Highland Township in Oakland Co. and Milford, Mich, 

Gift of Mrs. G. S. Rowe, 1950. 

MS 65-523 
Ruggles, Rademaker Lumber Company, Manistee, Mich. 
Records, 1881-1907. 49 ft. and 239 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Letter books, invoices, ledgers, daybooks, account books, 
land records, maps, and miscellaneous records. 
Gift of the Charles F. Ruggles estate, 1955. 

MS 65-524 
Ruthven, Alexander Grant, 1882- 

Papers, 1904-51. Ill ft. and 52 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of the University of Michigan. Correspondence 
primarily covering every phase of the University of Michi- 
gan's activities, including the faculty and staff, regents, 
students and their parents, Michigan educators, officials, and 
others; and addresses, articles, and testimonials. 

Some of the correspondents are listed in Guide to manu- 
scripts in the Michigan Historical Collections of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan (1963) p. 133-134. 

Gift of Mr. Ruthven, 1939-61. 

MS 65-525 
Saline, Mich. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1831-1936. 18 items and 17 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes and membership rolls; Church Society minutes 
(1837-97) ; Young People's Society minutes (1885-95) ; Sun- 
day Scloool records (1933-37); women's societies' records 
(1865-1950) ; financial records (1880-1912) ; correspondence, 
guest register, historical sketches, and other papers relating 
to the 125th anniversary celebration. 

MS 65-526 
Salling-Hansen Lumber Company, Grayling, Mich. 
Records, ca. 1887-1927. 250 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Business records, consisting chiefly of a variety of account 
books covering the operations of the firm. 
Gift of John Brunn, 1955. 

MS 65-527 
Sample, George Washington, 1868-1945. 

Papers, 1896-1910. 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Circuit judge of Washtenaw Co., Mich. Two letter press 
books (1896-97 and 1896-1905) containing official corre- 
spondence written while Sample was county treasurer of 
Van Buren Co., Iowa and business correspondence from Ann 
Arbor, Mich. ; and three account books. 

Gift of Paul V. Sample, 1945. 



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MS65-528 
Sands, Louis, 1825-1905. 

Business records, 1863-1933. 262 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lumberman and banker of Manistee, Mich. 109 vols. 
(1886-1929) of Sands and Burr, bankers of Ttf*ni<rt«» and 
the Manistee National Bank; 116 vols. (186S-1933) of Louis 
Sands Salt and Lumber Company, and other firms with 
which Sands was connected containing journals and stock- 
books; and 37 vols, of letter books (1901-29), chiefly of 
George M Burr, trustee. 

Gift of Mrs. Lottie M Smith, 1947. 

MS 65-529 
Satterthwaite, Joseph C 

Papers, 1835-85. ca. 100 items and 44 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Proprietor of a flour and lumber mill, of Tecumseh, Mich. 
Business papers, including receipts, deeds, 34 vols, of grain 
mill records, and 3 vols, of records kept by Satterthwaite as 
railroad freight agent; 2 personal letters to Satterthwaite 
from his brother; obituary of William Satterthwaite; recipe 
book; 2 notebooks; 2 scrapbooks; constitution and minute 
book (1959) of the Tecumseh Reading Room Society; teach- 
er's record book (1873) of Libbie Satterthwaite; and miscel- 
laneous papers. 

Gift of J. N. Satterthwaite and Elizabeth Satterthwaite, 
1940 and 1947. 

MS 65-530 
Sawyer, Alfred Isaac, 1828-1891. 

Papers, 1836-1919. ca. 2 ft. and 83 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Homeopathic physician, Masonic official, and mayor of 
Monroe, Mich. Correspondence and papers of the Sawyer 
and Toll families. Includes 21 letter press books and other 
correspondence relating, in part, to Sawyer's Masonic busi- 
ness, Monroe civic affairs, and the Homeopathic Medical 
College of the University of Michigan; correspondence of 
Sawyer's wife, Sarah G. Toll Sawyer, of his daughter, 
Jennie Sawyer, and of other members of Sawyer's family; 
34 vols, of Sawyer's diaries; 24 vols, of Jennie Toll Sawyer's 
diaries; miscellaneous business and legal papers; notes, 
speeches, and reports of Masonic affairs and homeopathy; 
a ms. history of homeopathy in Michigan ; recipe books ; and 
other material. 

Gift of Jennie Toll Sawyer, 1937. 

MS 65-531 
Sawyer, Walter Hutane, 1861-1931. 
Papers, 1904-31. ca. 6 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician, of Hillsdale, Mich., member of the Michigan 
State Board of Registration in Medicine, member of the 
Republican State Central Committee, and regent of the Uni- 
versity of Michigan. Correspondence, notes, reports, ad- 
dresses, and miscellaneous papers relating to the offices 
Sawyer held, State medical affairs, Michigan politics, Hills- 
dale, and family matters. Most of the papers relate to Uni- 
versity of Michigan affairs, particularly the choosing of 
successors to James B. Angell, Harry B. Hutchins, Le Roy 
M. Burton, and Clarence C. Little, and affairs of the Medical 
School, Homeopathic Medical School, University adminis- 
tration, and the William W. Cook gifts. Correspondents in- 
clude James B. Angell, James R. Angell, Levi L. Barbour, 
Junius E. Beal, Stratton D. Brooks, Elmer E. Brown, Julius 
C. Burrows, Marion L. Burton, William L. Clements, Wil- 
liam W. Cook, Mortimer E. Cooley, J. B. Draper, Livingston 
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Sawyer, Walter Holme, 1861-1931. Papers, 1904-31. 

(Continued) 

Garfield, E. F. Gay, Charles Gayley, Claudius B. Grant, 
James P. Hall, Benjamin S. Hanchett, Beverly D. Harrison, 
Albert R. Hill, Arthur Hill, David J. Hill, Charles E. 
Hughes, Walter J. Hunsaker, Harry B. Hutchins, Jeremiah 
W. Jenks, Frederick P. Keppel, Loyal E. Knappen, Frank 
Knox, Victor H. Lane, Clarence C. Little. Joseph W. Mauck, 
Thomas May, James O. Murfin, Chase S. Osborn, Bliss 
Perry, Alexander G. Ruthven, Wilfred B. Shaw, Charles E. 
Townsend, Claude H. Van Tyne, and Victor C. Vaughan. 

MS 65-532 
Scott, Fred Newton, 1860-1931. 

Papers, 1904-39. ca. 2 ft and 36 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of English and rhetoric at the University of 
Michigan. Ca. 2000 letters mostly written to Scott from 
friends, colleagues, students, publishers, editors, authors, 
and learned societies dealing mainly with literary and lan- 
guage questions and with Scott's lecture engagements, book 
reviewing, and other writings; 5 diaries (1903-16 and 1920- 
22) noting University of Michigan activities and travels; 
lecture notes; Scott's University of Michigan Ph. D. thesis; 
29 miscellaneous memorandum books; poems, articles, ad- 
dresses, reviews, and miscellaneous papers, including bio- 
graphical sketches of Erastus O. Haven, Harriet M Scott, 
Henry P. Tappan, and James C. Watson. Correspondents 
include Ray S. Baker, Robert S. Bridges, James W. Burns, 
Albert M Cooley, John W. Ctmliffe, Joseph V. Denriey, 
James M Dent, Lloyd C. Douglas, Kelson C. Field, Henry 
W. Fowler, Willard C. Gore, Claudius B. Grant, Karl E. 
Harriman, Avery Hopwood, James F. Hosic, William G. 
Howard, Lucius L. Hubbard, Albert Kahn, James Keeley, 
Clarence B. Kelland, John H Kellogg, William K Kellogg, 
Milton A. McRae, Edwin L. Miller, Edgar A. Mowrer, 
Allan Nevins, Chase S. Osborn, Emory Park, William L. 
Phelps, Arthur Pound, Alexander G. Ruthven, James 
Schermerhom, Georgia Jackson Scott, James E. Scripps, 
Joel E. Spingarn, Raymond G. Swing, Claude H. Van Tyne, 
Samuel Van Valkenburg, Lee A White, and Charles E. 
Whitmore. 

Gift of Mrs. Scott, 1940-41. 

MS65-533 
Sears, William Barnard, 1831-1922. 

Papers, 1852-1915. 82 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chief engineer, of Flint, Mich, and the Pere Marquette 
Railroad. 52 diaries noting personal matters, surveying and 
construction of railroads, topography and flora of central 
Michigan, with a few comments on political affairs; 30 vols, 
of personal account books; and notebooks. 

Gift of Mrs. John Kagay, 1957. 

MS 65-534 
Sebnon, Bertha Eugenia (Loveland) 1877- 

Papers, 1932-49. 2 ft. and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician, of Battle Creek, Mich. Correspondence mainly 
with women colleagues in the medical profession in Michi- 
gan oh various topics, including the Medical Women's Na- 
tional Association, early women physicians in Michigan, 
and birth control; a notebook of clippings and notes; and a 
portfolio of biographical sketches of Michigan women phy- 
sicians. Over half of the papers are notes and mss. on pioneer 
women in medicine, particularly in Michigan. 

Gift of Dr. Selmon ani*Mrs. William A. Cos, 1949. 



MS 65-535 
Sharfman, Isaiah Leo, 1886- 

Papers, 1920-56. 16 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of economics and labor mediator and arbitrator. 
Correspondence, reports, and other . papers, chiefly re- 
lating to Sharfman's professorship at the University of 
Michigan, and includes materials on his activities as labor 
mediator and arbitrator in the 1930's and the 1940's. 

Gift of Mr. Sharfman, 1963. 

MS 65-536 
Shartel, Burke, 1889- 

Papers, 1901-59. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of law at the University of Michigan. Corre- 
spondence and other papers dealing with personal matters, 
University of Michigan affairs, particularly the University's 
decision to re-enter the Western Athletic Conference in 1913, 
the Law School, and Shartel's professional activities. In- 
cludes letters from former students serving in World War 
n. Correspondents include Wilber M Brucker, Homer Fer- 
guson, Felix Frankfurter, Martha Wright Griffiths, J. 
Joseph Herbert, Donald S. Leonard, George Meader, James 
O. Murfin, Marcus Plant, Roscoe Pound, Allen F. Smith, 
Edwin B. Stason, and Hessel N. Yntema. 

Gift of Mr. Shartel, 1959. 



MS 65-537 
Shaw, Wilfred Byron, 1881-1959. 

Papers, 1900-54. ca. 1 ft. and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. . 

Director of the University of Michigan Alumni Associa- 
tion and editor of the Michigan alumnus quarterly review. 
Personal correspondence; articles and speeches; original 
drawings and plates for etchings; notes and miscellaneous 
material dealing with a variety of topics, primarily con- 
nected with Shaw's work at Hhe University of Michigan; 
autograph book of prominent American and world figures; 
scrapbooks (ca. 1949) of University of Michigan buildings 
and personalities; two vols, of University of Michigan stu- 
dent notebooks (1900-01) on courses by Henry C. Adams, 
James B. Angell, Richard Hudson, and Fred N. Scott. Cor- 
respondents include James R. Angell, Earl D. Babst, Marion 
L. Burton, James L. Morrill, Chase S. Osborn, Alexander G. 
Ruthven, Harold J. Smith, Ralph Stone, Mark Sullivan, and 
Arthur H. Vandenberg. 

Gift of Mr. Shaw, 1953-59. 

MS65-538 
Shaw family. 

Papers, 1840-1938. 1ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence of Brackley Shaw (b. 1818), his son Ho- 
Tatio Watson Shaw (1847-1918), and his brother, Horatio 
Watson Shaw (1822-1910), regarding missionary activities, 
family affairs, and the political interests of Brackley Shaw 
as a member of the Michigan Legislature (1869-70 and 1881- 
84). Includes six letters (1845-48) from Horatio Watson 
Shaw (1822-1910) to his brother written from Ann Arbor 
while he was a student at the University of Michigan; and 
three articles (1938) by Brackley Shaw (b. 1913) discussing 
University of Michigan student publications. 

Gifts of Wilfred B. Shaw, 1948, and Mrs. Roger Palpant, 
1963. 



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_ MS6W&S9 

Shay, Ephraim, 1839-1916. 

Papers, 1875-1914. ca. 185 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Postmaster at Waring, Mich., and inventor of the Shay 
locomotive. Correspondence, deeds, contracts, mortgages, 
tax papers, notes on Shay's locomotive, and miscellaneous 
items, relating to business affairs and construction activities 
at little Traverse Bay, Waring, and Harbor Springs, Mich, 
Correspondents include Austin Cary, Kay Melton, and 
EhhuBoot. ^^ 

Gift of Mrs. Lette Shay, 1939. 

m. - ., MS 65-640 

Shearer family. ««™m/ 

Papers, 186T-1946. ca. 100 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Papers of the Shearer family, of Bay City, Mich. In- 
cludes 4 personal letters (1874-86) from James Shearer to 

w ??'' SfJT'S - papers of C6L Alfred M- Shearer and 
ist la. Alfred M Shearer, Jr.; an abstract (1867) of Bay 
City property ; and miscellaneous papers. 
Gift of James Shearer. 

m. ^ MS 65-541 

Shearman, Francis WiOett, 1817-1874. 

Papers, 1839-78. 108 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Editor of the Marshall (Democratic) expounder, judge, 
and superintendent of public instruction. Correspondence; 
business papers; a ms. on the Cawood patent swage block, 
(an instrument for repairing railroad rails) ; 35 speeches and 
addresses on patriotic and political topics, the Civil War 
Indians, and Isaac Crary; and miscellaneous papers. In- 
cludes letters from Robert M T. Hunter, from William 
Woodbndge on the University of Michigan, and from 
Thomas C. Fitzgibbon of the 14th Michigan Infantry 

Gift of William Page, 1938. 

HfS 65—545 
Sherzer, William HitteU, 1860-1932 
Papers, 1874-1929. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of natural science at Eastern Michigan Uni- 
versity. Correspondence, articles, notes, and other papers 
L -j™?' T™] 7 Latins <» his interest and scholarly 

ifSJV 1 ^*? ° f ? 60l0gy - Includes correspondence 
of Bela Hubbard, five vols, of geological field notes (1896) 
on Monroe and Wayne Co, Mick, and an K . a. thesis I from 
the University of Michigan. Correspondents include James 
Hall, Bela Hubbard, Lucius L. Hubbard, Alfred C. Lane 
and Filibert Both. 

Gifts of Mrs. Charles Lamb, Josephine Sherzer, and 
Geneva Smithe, 1948 and 1954. 

Shetterly.SethK 5.1820. MS 65-543 

Papers, 1829-1934. ca.2ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and Michigan State legislator. Correspondence, 
miscellaneous business and legal papers, school papers, 
poems and essays, and notebooks. Includes ca. 1400 letters 
of Shetterly and his wife, children, relatives, and friends, 
including letters from Shetterly's father, Henry B. Shet- 
terly, and Samuel Smith and family. The correspondence 
deals with family matters, Grand Traverse and Macomb | 



Co, Mich, affairs, legal cases, Democratic Party activities, 
legislative affairs, the Alphadelphia Association, and other 
topics. Correspondents include Charlotte Adams, Edward 
F. Adams, Thomas Adams, K. J. Aldrich, Zachariah Chan- 
dler, George B. Clark, Donald M Dickinson, Silas H Doug- 
las, Divie B. Duffield, Ephraim Smith, Samuel R. Smith, 
Sidney J. Smith, James Stephens, and John Stephens. 
Gift of Arthur Van Duren, Jr., 1939. 

..... „„ , m , MS05-S44 

Shields, Edmund Claude, 1871-1947. 

Papers, 1854-1958. 37 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, regent of the University of MwMg ™ and chair- 
man of the Democratic State Central Committee. Corre- 
spondence, including one scrapbook of correspondence 
largely relating to Shields' campaigns for regent and bis 
service on that board, and his sendee to the Democratic 
Party; biographical sketches; citations; and correspond- 
ence and papers of Shields' father, Dennis Shields. 

Gift of Mrs. Francis Shields and Edmund C Shields. 
195L ^ 

■ -... „__ . , ■ MS65-545 

Shields, Francis J 

Papers, 1941-56. ca. 2 ft. and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Howell, Mich. Correspondence and other 
papers dealing with personal and business affairs, including 
letters from servicemen in World War n and two vols, of 
reminiscences concerning Howell and Whitmore Lake, 
Mich., student life at the University of Michigan, and the 
1896 Democratic National Convention. Correspondents in- 
clude Edmund C. Shields. 

Gift of Mr. Shields, 1960. 

s.ii t i. u i. i^ » MS65-546 

Sulp John Mahehrl Berry, 1831-1901. 

Papers, 1894-1901. 240 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Educator in Michigan and U. S. Minister to Korea. 
Chiefly letters written from Korea by Sill, his wife and his 
son, Joseph Sill, describing that nation and the functioning 
of the American Legation there (1894-97) with added 
descriptions of Japan; poems, notes; and a partial biograph- 
ical sketch of Sill by Shirley W. Smith. 

Sink, Charles Albert, 1879- MS 65_M7 

Papers, 1907-57. 23 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State legislator and president of the University 
of Michigan Musical Society. Correspondence and other 
papers concerning personal affairs, Michigan politics, the 
University of Michigan and musical activities in particular. 
Correspondents include Henry M Bates, Junius E BeaL 
Roscoe O. Bonisteel, Emerson K. Boyles, Wilber M. Brucker, 
Manon L. Burton, Nina Burton, Hugh Cabot, William L. 
Clements, William A Comstock, Mortimer E. Cooley 
James J. Couzens, Luren D. Dickinson, Frank D. Fitz- 
gerald, Fred W. Green, Alexander J. Groesbeck, Harry B 
Hutchins, James Inglis, Clarence C. Little, Albert Lock- 
wood, Frank D. McKay, George A. Malcolm, Earl C. 
Michener, Earl V. Moore, John Munn, James 0. Murfin, 
Frank Murphy, Chase S. Osborn, Walter H. Sawyer, Shir- 
ley W. Smith, Albert A Stanley, William F. Turner 
Arthur H Vandenberg, and Merlin Wiley ' 

Gift of Charles Sink, 196L 



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Skarshaug, Pauline Grant (Waite), 1901-1950 

Papers, 1896-1949. ca. 1 ft. and 27 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Librarian at the University of Michigan. Largely per- 
sonal letters (1909-19) received by Mrs. Skarshaug together 
with correspondence and miscellaneous papers of the Waite 
family; and diaries with comments on the weather, daily 
routine in high school, housework, and work at the Univer- 
sity of Michigan. Some of the correspondence relates to the 
University of Michigan. 
Gift of Emory C. Skarshaug, 1951. 

ci _* a m ., , MS65-549 

Slayton, Asa Walker, 1. 1830. 

Papers, ca. 1853-1907. 3 ft. and 1 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Farmer and teacher, of Grattan, Mich Correspondence 
concerning the Civil War and Slayton family genealogy; 
business and legal papers; and Slayton's Civil War journal 
describing details of the war while he was serving as 2d 
lieutenant in Company B, 25th Michigan Infantry. In- 
cludes personal letters from relatives; business letters from 
various firms, particularly book companies; letters (1860) 
written from Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich.; student 
letters (1864, 1895-96) from Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Civil 
War letters from Augustus Whitman Slayton, Charles 
Wood Slayton, and Chester Metcalf Slayton. 

The Civil War journal and letters are described in Michi- 
gan men in the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan 
Historical Collections, Bulletin no. 9, Supplement. Oct 
1960) p. 21-22. 

Gift of Lewis Reichle, 1942 and 1950. 

MS 65-550 
Slayton, William Clark, 1823-1897. 

Papers, 1870-1940. 12 ft. and 40 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Farmer, of Michigan. Personal family correspondence, 
with some mention of matters relating to Hillsdale College, 
Hillsdale, Mich.; 29 diaries of Slayton; 2 diaries of Slay- 
ton's second wife, Julia A. Slayton; a diary of his son, Wil- 
liam Lambert Slayton, written while he was serving in 
Company B, 25th Michigan Infantry; 7 diaries of Sarah 
Augusta Slayton; and an autobiography (64 p.) of George 
A. Slayton. Members of the family include George A. Slay- 
ton (son of William C. Slayton), his wife, Sarah Abbie 
(Dunn) Slayton, her sisters, Helen (Dunn) Gates and 
Nettie Dunn, and the children of George and Sarah Slay- 
ton: Lewis Dunn Slayton, Helen Elizabeth Slayton, Abbie 
Cyrena Slayton, George Francis Slayton, and Sarah Au- 
gusta Slayton. 

The Civil War diary is described in Michigan men in the 
Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 28. 

Gift of the Slayton-Dunn estate, 1957. 

■ ■ ■ ■ MS65-551 

Sleeper, Albert E 1862-1934. 

Correspondence, 1919. 614 items. 
.In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Governor of Michigan. Letters of gratitude (in French) 
written by Belgian children to Gov. Sleeper who was presi- 
dent of the Dollar a Month Club for the Relief of Belgian 
Children. 
Gift of Mrs. Sleeper, 1938. 



MS 65-552 
Sligh family. 

Papers, 1825-1960. 21 ft and 125 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, 3 diaries relating to the Civil War, 14 
vols, of business records (1825-455), and notebooks on 
Masonic affairs of James Wilson Sligh (1821-1863), busi- 
nessman of Grand Rapids, Mich, and captain in the Michigan 
Engineers and Mechanics during the Civil War; Civil War 
correspondence of James May Sligh (1844-1921), a physi- 
cian and an officer in the Michigan Engineers and Mechanics; 
papers (1871-1927) of Charles Robert Sligh, St. (1850- 
1927), Grand Rapids furniture manufacturer, Michigan 
political leader, State senator and gubernatorial nominee, 
consisting of correspondence dealing with Sligh's Civil War 
service, 49 diaries and notebooks, 7 vols, of account books and 
ledgers, speeches, legal documents, 3 scrapbooks, clippings, 
pamphlets, and biographical notes dealing with the furniture 
industry, family affairs, Grand Rapids, business enterprises 
in California, Arizona, and elsewhere, World War i activi- 
ties (preparedness movement, Plattsburg, N. Y. Training 
Camp, the National Security League, and airplane produc- 
tion), and politics on the local, State, and national level, 
especially bimetallism (1893-97), the election of 1896, the 
Michigan Senate (1922-24) and the Michigan primary elec- 
tions of 1924; and papers (1940-60) of Charles Robert Sligh, 
Jr.(hJ.906") Grand Rapids businessman, past president and 
executive vice president of the National Association of Man- 
ufacturers, consisting of correspondence, speeches, 47 vols, of 
scrapbooks, tape recordings, pamphlets, and clippings 
dealing with family affairs, the National Association of 
Manufacturers, the furniture industry, and politics. Cor- 
respondents include Civil War soldiers Sidney Abbott, 
Charles H Cudney, Edson P. Gifford, Enos Hopkins, Wil- 
liam P. Innes, David A. Jewell, Dow L Lighthall, John W. 
McGrath, Clement F. Miller, William S. Nevins, George D. 
Walker, Walter Warner, Albert Wells, and George W. 
White. Other correspondents include Russell A. Alger, 
Frederick A. Baker, William P. Belden, Aaron T. Bliss, 
Wilber M. Brucier, William J. Bryan, Julius C. Burrows, 
Marion L Burton, Martin J. Cavanaugh, William E. Curtis, 
Byron M. Cutcheon, Richard L Drake, John G. Emery, 
Woodbridge N. Ferris, Thomas W. Ferry, Mark Foote, 
Clyde H. Geerlings, John A. Hannah, Ebenezer G. D. 
Holden, Samuel W. Hopkins, Frank Knox, Cyrus G. Luce, 
James McMillan, Lee Mantle, George Meany, Henry Morgen- 
thau, Allen B. Morse, Chase S. Osborn, Hazen S. Pingree, D. 
A. Reynolds, John T. Rich, George F. Richardson, Alexander 
C. Sly, William A. Smith, Francis B. Stockbridge, Arthur 
E. Summerneld, Charles A. Towne, James M. Turner, 
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Fred M. Warner, Charles W. Wat- 
kins, Erwin C. Wattdns, Frederick M Wheeler, and Justin 
R. Whiting. 

The Civil War papers are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Supplement, Oct 1960). 
Gift of Charles R. Sligh, 1958-60. 



MS 65-553 
Slosson, Preston William, 1892- 

Papers, 1938-49. 60 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of history at the University of AfiffTiig an Let- 
ters written by Slosson and members of his family from 
Europe, Western United States, particularly Wyoming, and 
Ann Arbor, Mich. ; and articles by Slosson. 

Gift of Mr. Slosson, 1939-1959. 



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o -«. a ™_ „ . MS 65-554 

Smith, Ansellary Brooks, d. 1962. 

Papers, 1932-^2. 54 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Chiefly correspond- 
ence between Arthur Hendrick Vandenberg (1884-1951) 
and his wife, Hazel H. (Whittaker) Vandenberg, and 
Smith, their personal physician, relating to personal matters 
and their health, with some mention of politics and the 1948 
Republican presidential nomination. 

Gift of A. Brooks Smith, Jr., 1963. 

. . lt ^ , MS65-555 

Smith, Charles, of Pontiae, Mich. 

Correspondence, 1889-97. ca. 100 items. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence of Smith and Myrta Horton giving ac- 
counts of social activities in Pontiac, Mich. 

B . , MS 65-556 

Smith, Clement McDonald, 1844-1923. 

Papers, 1860-1922. 1 item and 15 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Hastings, Nashville, and Charlotte, Mich. 
Three diaries of everyday happenings; letter describing a 
trip from Detroit to Philadelphia to attend the centennial 
exposition; nine account books; one scrapbook; and two vols, 
of University of Michigan student notebooks on courses 
taught by James V. Campbell, Thomas M Cooley, Ashley 
Pond, and Charles L Walker. 

Gift of Shirley W. Smith, 1938. 

o •«. tt „ , MS65-557 

Smith, Henry Parker, 1826-1898. 

Papers, 1823-93. 22 items and 23 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Storekeeper and farmer of Schoolcraft, Mich. 23 diaries 
(1846-93) and other papers of Smith, his father, Thaddeus 
Smithy his daughter, Isa Smith, and his wife, Harriet Smith, 
describing the early settlement and activities of Schoolcraft 
and Prairie Ronde, Miclu, schoolteaching in Maumee, Ohio 
in 1853, Lincoln's Kalamazoo speech (1856), secession in 
Missouri, and other Civil War topics. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Smith, 1953 and 1963. 

e *v t - MS65-558 

Smith, Joae. 

Papers, 1887-98. 103 items and 13 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Personal and business correspondence and 13 personal 
account books of Miss Smith, of Adrian, Mich. 
Gift of Richard Goff, 1953. 

MS 65-559 
Smith, Ralph Lawes, 1900-1961, collector. 
Papers, 1928-61. 4 ft. and 22 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journalist, of Grand Rapids, Mich, Materials collected 
by Smith on the career of Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg. 
Includes a complete file on Vandenberg's remarks as they 
appeared in the Congressional record, press releases, copies 
of speeches and campaign literature; 20 letters from Van- 
denberg, other letters about him, and 22 vols, of scrapbooka 
containing nationwide newspaper coverage for Vanden- 
berg's senatorial years. 

Gift of Mrs. Smith, 1962. 



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MS 65-560 
Smith, Shirley Wheeler, 1875-1959. 

Papers, 1881-1959. 4 ft. and 18 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Vice president and secretary of the University of Michi- 
gan. Correspondence, articles, addresses, notes, and scrap- 
book relating principally to the University of Michigan; 
account book (1881-90) of poultry sales; diary of a bicycle 
trip through Europe in 1896; diary (1926-29) of the opera- 
tions of Smith's office at the University of Michigan; us. 
on James B. Angell entitled An American influence; 11 
University of Michigan student notebooks (1895-97) on 
courses by Henry C. Adams, James B. Angell, Charles H. 
Cooley, Isaac N. Demmon, Burke A Hinsdale, Richard Hud- 
son, Andrew C. McLaughlin, Lawrence A McLouth, and 
notes on sermons and lectures. 

Gift of Mr. Smith. 



. . 1L „ „ MS65-661 

Smithe, George Cornelius, d. 1910. 

Papers, 1863-1954. ca. 125 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Personal correspondence and other papers of Smithe and 
his daughter, Geneva Smithe. Includes Civil War papers, 
miscellaneous business and legal papers, including Smithe's 
will; and genealogical notes. The correspondence of Geneva 
Smithe includes letters on the indexing of the book, History 
of Washtenaw County, Minhign^ (1881). 

Gift of Geneva Smithe, 1948. 



Smitter, Wessel, 1894-1951. MS 65-562 

Papers, 1938. 3 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author. Mss. of Sautter's books F. O. B Detroit (1938) 
and Another morning (1941), and short stories and articles 
Gift of Faith Smitter, 1961. 



„-■, MS 65-563 

Soule, Harrison, 1832-1922. 

Papers, 1856-1925. ca. 250 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Union Army officer, and treasurer of the University of 
Michigan. Correspondence; diary (1863-65) describing de- 
tails of tb.e Civil War while Soule was serving in the 6th 
Michigan Infantry and Heavy Artillery, and other papers. 
Includes 170 letters (1861-65) from Soule to his wife; a 
letter (1862) from Byron Stoddard (1841-1863), sergeant 
in Company I, 6th Michigan Infantry; correspondence 
(1890-1904) between Soule and J. C. Leonard, collector of 
materials for the University of Michigan Museums through- 
out the western part of the United States; and a literary 
Ms. ..of Annah May Soule. 

The Civil War letters and diary are described in Michigan 
men in the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Histori- 
cal Collections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 28 and SuDDle- 
ment, Oct 1960, p. 23-24. 

Gift of Mrs. L. L Clarke, 1944. 



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MS 65-564 
Spalding, Wilbur F 1834-1861 

Papers, 1862-64. 58 items. 

Id University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Photocopies made from originals owned by Lyle Walsh. 

57 letters from Spalding written to his wife while serving 
with Company I, 6th Michigan Infantry, during the Civil 
War, mainly from New Orleans and Port Hudson, La., de- 
scribing the Siege of Port Hudson, and expressing his un- 
happiness with Army life and the conduct of the war; to- 
gether with a diary (Sept-Dec 1862) containing brief 
entries describing a trip from Detroit to Washington, D. C. 
and on to New Orleans. 

Described in Michigan men in the Civil War, by Ida C. 
Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, Bulletin no 9, 
Supplement, Oct 1960) p. 23. 

Gift of Lyle Walsh, 1959. 

c .„. ~.. MS 65-565 

Spaulding, Oliver Lyman, 1833-1922. 

Papers, 1861-1921. 3 ft. and 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. Army officer, teacher, lawyer, regent of the Univer- 
sity of Michigan, U. S. Representative from Michigan, and 
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Correspondence deal- 
ing with Spaulding's Civil War service, election to the U. S. 
Congress, f the Republican Party and general politics, 
Hawaiian mission, U. S. Treasury Dept, and Masonic 
affairs; three diaries (1862-65) describing the everyday 
routine of Army life and military operations; memoirs giv- 
ing a complete account of Army activities while Spaulding 
was serving in Company A, 23d Michigan Infantry; four 
scrapbooks, a genealogy, speeches, and miscellaneous items; 
and family papers of Spaulding's wife, Mary Cecilia 
(Swegles) Spaulding including a brief diary (1870) of 
Edward Cyrus Swegles as a cadet at West Point, reminiscences 
(ca. 1903) of Mrs. Spaulding on the early history of St 
Johns, Mich., and her illustrations for books, calendars, and 
Mas. of poems. Correspondents include Russell A. Alger, 
William B. Allison, John J. Bagley, Henry P. Baldwin, 
Henry B. Brown, Julius C. Burrows, Zachariah Chandler, 
Grover Cleveland, Thomas M Cooley, Byron M Cutcheon, 
Charles G. Dawes, William R. Day, Donald M. Dickinson, 
John F. Driggs, George Duffield, Stephen B. Elkins, Charles 
W. Fairbanks, Thomas W. Ferry, John W. Foster, William 
P. Frye, Curtis Guild, Eugene Hale, Mark A. Hanna, 
Samuel S. Harris, Benjamin Harrison, Joseph R. Hawley, 
John Hay, David B. Henderson, Anthony Higgins, Ethan 
A. Hitchcock, Harry B. Hutching, David H. Jerome, Julius 
Kahn, William E. Lewis, Henry C. Lodge, John D. Long, 
Cyrus G. Luce, Donald Mclntyre, William McKinley, James 
McMillan, William H. Moody, James ODonnell, John 
Patton, George C. Perkins, Orville H. Piatt, Matthew S. 
Quay, Henry W. Raymond, John T. Rich, Theodore Roose- 
velt Joseph D. Sayers, Leslie M Shaw, Carlos D. Sheldon, 
John Sherman, William A. Smith, Francis B. Stockbridge, 
R. S. Sutherland, Edward C. Swegles, John Swegles, Wil- 
liam H. Taft, John Wanamaker, and Edwin B. Winans. 

The Civil War papers are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 28-29. 

Gift of Edna C. Spaulding, 1936; and CoL Thomas M. 
Spaulding, 1959. 

MS 65-566 
Spaulding, Thomas Marshall, 1882- 
Papers, 1901-59. ca. 2 ft. and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. Army officer. Correspondence, notes, and articles; 



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two vols, of diaries (1941-44) of comments on the conduct 
of World War n, with emphasis upon the United States par- 
ticipation as viewed from Washington, D. C; and miscel- 
laneous papers. Includes mention of current affairs, na- 
tional politics, and the Cosmos Club of Washington The 
correspondence relates to Spaulding's scholarly interest in 
rare books, particularly to gifts presented to the University 
of Michigan Library. Correspondents include Randolph 
G. Adams,- William W. Bishop, "William R. Castle, Avard T. 
Fairbanks, Louis C. Karpinski, Irving A. Leonard, Samuel 
W. McAllister, Douglas C. McMurtrie, Allan Nevins, How- 
ard H. Peckham, Julius W. Pratt, Warner G. Rice, Frank 
E. Robbins, Alexander G. Ruthven, Wilfred B. Shaw, Rob- 
ert A. Taft, George M. Trevelyan, Lewis G. Vander Velde, 
Charles Warren, and Clarence S. Yoakum. 
Gift of CoL Spaulding, 1942-59. 

MS 65-567 
Squier, George Owen, 1865-1934. 

Papers, 1884-1945. 4 ft. and 43 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. Army officer and physicist Correspondence (some 
dealing with family affairs) ; diaries kept while Squier was 
a West Point cadet one of which contains a family history 
and an autobiography; personal account books; reports; 
military orders; U. S. Military Academy and Johns Hop- 
kins University student notebooks ; notes and other material 
mainly related to Squier's scientific interests, particularly 
telegraphy and transoceanic cables; a Johns Hopkins PhD. 
thesis in physics; and five items (1944-45) about Squier. 
Correspondents include James R. Angell, Newton D. Baker, 
Daniel C. Beard, Roy D. Chapin, Howard E. Coffin, James 
J. Couzens, Louis C. Cramton, James Forrestal, Edward M. 
House, Arthur E. Kennelly, Robert Lansing, Henry Nor- 
man, Jonathan M. Wainwright, Orville Wright, and Robert 
M. Yerkes. 

Gift of Mrs. Lorena Babcock, 1945. 

MS 65-568 
Staebler, Edward W 1872- 

Papers, 1926-39. 5 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Businessman and mayor of Ann Arbor, Mich. Business 
and personal correspondence and reports dealing mainly 
with the affairs of Ann Arbor, including the mayor's office, 
the Board of Education, and the Police Dept 

Gift of Neil Staebler, 1948. 

MS65-669 
Staebler, Michael, 1843-1928. 

Business records, 1872-1928. 9 ft and 112 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, journals, ledgers, invoice books, and other 
business papers of Staebler and his family of Aim Arbor, 
Mich., dealing chiefly with coal, seed, farm machinery, bi- 
cycles, and automobiles. 

Gift of Walter P. and Herman A. Staebler, 1953. 

MS 65-570 
Staebler, NeiL 1905- 

Papers, 1929-61. 170 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chairman of the Democratic Party, Democratic national 
committeeman, and U. S. Representative from Michigan. 
Correspondence, reports, campaign materials and other 
papers dealing with the Democratic Party in Mifthiga-n and 
the administrations of Gov. G. Mennen Williams, and mis- 
cellaneous personal papers. Correspondents include Patrick 
V. McNamara, Blair Moody, and G. M Williams. 

Giftof Mr. Staebler, 1948-62. 



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MS 66-671 
Stanard family. 

Stanard and Parrish family correspondence, 1850-69. 
97 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Personal letters of members of the Stanard and Parrish 
families, including Civil War letters of William B. Stanard 
of Company E, Michigan Engineers and Mechanics, of Her- 
cules Stanard of Company E, 2d Michigan Infantry, and of 
their cousin, William N. Stanard, a musician in Company 
B, 1st Michigan Infantry. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 29. 

MS 65-572 
Stanley, Albert Augustus, 1851-1932. 
Papers, 1904-25. ca.2ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of music at the University of Michigan Auto- 
biography, lectures, notes, addresses, and miscellaneous mss. 
on topics dealing with music and the history of musical 
instruments in particular. 

_ MS 65-573 

Stearns, Frederick, 1831-1907. 

Papers, 1897-1905. ca.20O items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Manufacturing chemist, of Detroit. Correspondence, 
notes, and miscellaneous papers relating to the Steams col- 
lection of musical instruments given to the University of 
Michigan and to the Stearns music fellowship. Correspond- 
ents include Francis W. Kelsey and Albert A Stanley. 

eu. „ , „ MS 65-574 

Stearns Salt & Lumber Company, Ludington, Mich. 
Records, 1885-1925. 250 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Ledger, account books, and general business records reflect- 
ing the operations of the firm. 
Gift of Harold King, 1949. 

MS 65-575 
Steere, Wflham Campbell, 1907- 

Papers, 1942-45. ca. 100 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of botany at the University of Michigan and 
director of the New York Botanical Garden. Correspond- 
ence, reports, and other papers relating to the activities of 
Steere with the U. S. Office -of Economic Warfare in search 
of Cinchona in Guatemala, Colombia, and Ecuador durine 
WorldWarn. ^ 

Gift of Mr. Steere, 1945-50. 

MS 65-576 
Stevens family. 

Papers, 1861-1921. 1ft and 18 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence primarily between William C. Stevens 
(1837-1921), lawyer and auditor-general of Michigan, and 
his family at Whitmore Lake, Mich., dealing witii his mili- 
tary service in the 3d and 9th Michigan Cavalry during the 
Civil War as well as local Michigan politics; diaries; 
speeches; and official papers. Includes a letter from Dr. Wil- 



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Ham Fleming Breakey, assistant surgeon with the 16th 
Michigan Infantry. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 29. 

Gift of Mrs. W. C. Stevens and Nelson Stevens, 1938. 

MS 65-577 
Stevenson, Thomas, of Michigan. 

Papers, 1856-1909. 66 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chiefly letters by Stevenson from Portsmouth and Bay 
City, Mich, to Henry Hayden of Hartford, Conn, discussing 
business conditions, local and national politics, railroads, 
crops, and the weather. 

Gift of Bussell E. Bidlack, 1959. 

MS 65-578 
Stone, Oren. 

Business records, 1851-1910. 195 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Becords of a general store at Stony Run (later South 
Grand Blanc), Genesee. Co., and Flint, Mich.; records of 
Stone's woolen mill company at Flint (known successively 
as the Flint Woolen Mills, Stone Woolen Mill, and Stone, 
Atwood and Company) ; and miscellaneous records of other 
Stone business enterprises consisting of daybooks, journals, 
time books, letter press books, and similar materials. 

Gift of Dwight F. Stone, 1940. 

MS 65-579 
Stone, Ralph, 1868-1956. 

Papers, 1895-1955. ca. 1 ft. and 16 r. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Officer Of the Detroit Trust Company and regent of the 
University of Michigan. Correspondence dealing with vari- 
ous activities connected with the University of Michigan, 
including athletics, alumni activities, the Board of Regents, 
the University Development Council, student publications, 
and other publications, particularly the one entitled "Michi- 
gan and the Cleveland era" ; correspondence and papers con- 
cerning the Alien Property Custodian in World War i and 
the Detroit city government; recollections of Hazen Pin- 
gree and Chase S.Osborn; genealogical material; 16 vols, 
of scrapbooks of newspaper clippings on Stone and his 
father, 6 of which deal with Gov. Pingree's administration; 
and speeches, mss. of writings and other papers. Cor- 
respondents include Earl D. Babst, Alan McCarthy, John C. 
Rolfe, Alexander G. Ruthven, Shirley W. Smith, T Hawley 
Tapping, and Arthur H Vandenberg. 
Gift of Mr. Stone, 1944-56. 

MS 65-580 
SundwaU, John, 1880-1950. 
Papers, ca. 1920-39. 6 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor at the University of Michigan Medical School. 
Correspondence and other papers on SundwalTs profes- 
sional career. 

MS 65-581 
Sutton family. 

Papers, 1836-88. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Papers of various members of the TTjitmwi Sutton family, 
including letters written in the 1850's and 1860's by Susan 
Rutland of Allegan Co., Mirk , 

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MS 65-582 
Swain, George Robert, 1866-1947. 

Papers, 1896-1925. 50 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Photographer and educator. Correspondence and notes 
mainly relating to the University of Michigan Near East- 
ern Expedition (1923-25); diary (1904-08) of camping 
trips on the Au Sable River and in Ogemaw Co., Mich. ; 
poems; and a University of Michigan student notebook of 
English composition. Includes vol of letters from Swain 
to his family. 

Gift of Mrs. D. W. Hayne, 1950 and 1952. 

MS 65-583 
Swainson, John Barley, 1925- 

Papers, 1954-62. 169 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Governor of Michigan. Correspondence, speeches, re- 
ports, memoranda, and notes dealing with the Democratic 
Party, State and national politics, and the elections of 1954 
through 1962. Most of tile papers cover Swainson's gover- 
norship (1961-42) , but they also relate to his service as State 
senator (1954-58) and Lieutenant Governor (1959-60). 

Closed to investigators. 

Gift of Mr. Swainson, 1962. 

MS 65-584 
Taggart, Ganson. 

Papers, 1850-1956. 4 ft and 19 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Personal and business 
papers of Taggart and his father, Moses Taggart, attorney 
general of Michigan (1885-89) ; and papers of the law firm 
of Taggart and Taggart; correspondence dealing largely 
with G. Taggartfs activities as city attorney of Grand 
Rapids; account books; speeches; 15 scrapbooks on Grand 
Rapids taxation and the Michigan Pipe Line Company; 
Moses Taggart's University of Michigan student notebook 
(1865-66) on courses given by James v. Campbell, Thomas 
M. Cooley, Ashley Pond, and Charles I. Walker; Ganson 
Taggart's University of Michigan student notebook (1895- 
96) on a course given by Levi T. Griffin: and miscellaneous 
papers. Correspondents include Gerald R. Ford, John D. 
Hamilton, Carl T. Hayden, Bartel J. Jonkman, Harry F. 
Kelly, Robert R. McCormick, Carl E. Mapes, William W. 
Potter, Edward V. Rickenbacker, Arthur E. Summerfield, 
Moses Taggart, and Arthur H. Vandenberg. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Taggart, 1958-60. 

MS 65-585 
Tappan, Henry Philip, 1805-1881. 

Papers, 1840-1936. 1ft. and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of the University of Michigan. Correspond- 
ence, addresses, lectures, sermons, poems, biographical mate- 
rial, a list of books in the Tappan library, and other papers. 
The correspondence deals with Tappan's scholarly interests, 
particularly in philosophy and education, travels in Europe, 
the University of Michigan, and personal matters. Includes 
correspondence about Tappan between Charles M. Perry and 
graduates and officials of the University of Michigan, and a 
testimonial in praise of Tappan from the University of 
Michigan Class Of 1858 sent to Mrs. Julia L. Tappan in 1883. 
Correspondents include James B. Angell, James Clements, 
William L. Clements, Victor Cousin, Edward P. Evans, 
Alpheus Felch, Baron Alexander von Humboldt Samuel F. 
B. Morse, Charles H. Palmer, J. B. Ruggles, Julia Living- 
ston Tappan, and Andrew D. White. 



MS 65-586 
Tapping, Theodore Hawley, 1889- 

Papers, 1908-61. 1ft and 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Secretary of the Alumni Association of the University of 
Michigan. Correspondence concerning a gift of land by the 
Von Platen-Fox Company to the University of Michigan; 
correspondence and papers relating to Tapping's activities 
on the staff of Silliman University in the Philippine Is- 
lands; letters from servicemen during World War rt; scrap- 
books of Iowa University and University of Michigan pro- 
grams; pictures, calling cards, and miscellaneous materials 
(ca. 1908-15). Correspondents include George Meader, 
Irene Ellis Murphy, and Alexander G. Ruthven. 

Gift of Mr. Tapping. 

MS 65-587 
Taylor, Fred ManvOIe, 1855-1932. 

Papers, 1885-1949. ca. 1 ft and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor at Albion College, Albion, Mich, and at the 
University of Michigan. Correspondence on economics and 
political science, letters of recommendation, articles, lecture 
notes, and biographical material, including reminiscences 
(1949) of Taylor by his daughter, Margaret C. (Taylor) 
Farrell. The papers largely relate to Taylor's professional 
interests at Albion College and the Universrly of Michigan 
in the field of economics. Correspondents include Henry C 
Adams, James B. Angell, Albert B. Hart, Burke A Hins- 
dale, Edmund J. James, A Lawrence Lowell, and Shirley 
W.Smith. 

MS 65-588 
Taylor, Howell, 1888-1957. 

Papers, 1907-56. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Architect and engineer, of Adrian and Ann Arbor, Mich. 
Correspondence and other papers dealing with Taylor's 
possible service in World War I, his career as an architect 
as a participant in the survey of historic American build- 
ings, and as a teacher in Beirut Lebanon; papers relating to 
Taylor's personal affairs ; and miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Mrs. Taylor. 

MS65-589 
Taylor, John W general storekeeper of Kalamazoo, 

Mich. 

Papers, 1853-66. ca. 250 items and 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence dealing with personal and family affairs, 
personal accounts, account books of general store sales, re- 
ceipts, and invoices of Taylor's men's furnishing business. 
Includes a letter (1859) describing Leavenworth, Kan, gold 
seekers and immigration. 

Gift of Mrs. C. S. Campbell, 1948. 

MS 65-590 
Taylor, Orla Benedict, 1865- 

Papers, 1831-43. ca. 150 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer. Correspondence and other papers on the gene- 
alogy of the Richard Church and Benedict families, ances- 
tors of Taylor. Includes four letters (1831-82) from mem- 
bers of the Benedict family. 

Gift of Mr. Taylor, 1942-43. 



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Taylor famfly. MS6W!91 

Papers, 1827-1908. ca. 3 ft. and 18 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions.: 

Correspondence of the Taylor family, particularly of Bar- 
ton Taylor, Methodist clergyman, of his wife, Elizabeth 
Gurney Taylor, and of Ralph Wendell Taylor, dealing with 
family affairs and religious matters, especially the Methodist 
Church; letters (1901-08) of R W. Taylor on the Philip- 
pine Islands; 12 vols, of Elizabeth Gurney Taylor's diaries 
of everyday activities; an autograph album; personal ac- 
count book; legal record book (1828-42) containing record 
of proceedings before Philo Taylor, justice of the peace in 
Wayne Co., Mich.; Wallace Taylor's notebook; biographi- 
cal material; sermons, articles, and addresses on various 
topics, including slavery, temperance, the Prohibition Party, 
woman suffrage, and the Methodist Church; and school 
papers. 

Gift of Clarence Wochholtz, 1938. 

MS 65-692 
Teed, Florence S 1901-1954. 

Papers, 1924-54. 6 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minister and civic leader of Ann Arbor, Mich. Sermons, 
notes for sermons, addresses, student papers, and miscella- 
neous papers. Most of the material relates to the rights 
and status of women and to religion. 

Gift of Dr. Wallace Teed, 1956. 

nn „ . . , MS 65-593 

Ten Brook, Andrew, 1814-1899. 

Papers, 1854-1935. 65 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Professor and librarian at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence relating to Ten Brook's publications, per- 
sonal matters, and University of Michigan affairs, particu- 
larly book purchases for the library; typewritten copies of 
letters originally published in the New York Baptist regis- 
ter describing a trip Ten Brook made in 1854 through the 
eastern section of the U. S. and through Michigan, noting 
the cities and towns of Adrian, Albion, Ann Arbor, Battle 
Creek, Centerville, Clinton, Detroit, Dexter, Fairfield, 
Galesburg, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Marshall, and Saline, as 
well as noting Baptist Church work and railroad travel^ 
and a ms. of Ten Brook's entitled "The story of ourVity 
and its schools" (Ann Arbor), together with a revised type- 
written copy of it by Byron A. Finney. 

MS 65-594 
Thomas, Calvin, 1854-1919. 

Papers, 1838-1940. 3 ft. and 13 v. 
_ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of German at the University of Michigan and 
Columbia University. Correspondence, diaries, speeches, 
lecture notes, scrapbooks, and other papers of Thomas and 
his family covering his European travels and his activities 
as a student at the University of Michigan and the Univer- 
sity of Leipzig and as a faculty member at the University 
of Michigan and Columbia University. Many of the 
papers deal with Thomas' professional interests, including 
the German language and literature, and with the attitude 
of the academia towards Germans in World War x. In- 
cludes correspondence of Thomas with his publishers and a 
Civil War letter from Stephen V. Thomas written while he 
was serving in the 10th Michigan Cavalry. Correspond- 
ents include James B. Angell, William W. Bishop, Nicholas 



M. Butler, Mortimer E. Cooley, John R. Effinger, John 
Erskdne, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Virginia C. Gildersleeve, 
Edmund W. Gosse, William D. Howells, Harry B. Hutchins, 
William L. Phelps, and Harlan F. Stone. 

Gift of Prof. Harold A. Thomas and Dr. Harold A. 
Thomas, 196L 



MS 65-395 
Thomas, Nathan Macy, 1803-1887. 

Papers, 1818-89. ca. 2 ft. and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Quaker abolitionist and physician, of Mt Pleasant, Ohio 
and Schoolcraft, Mich. Correspondence of Thomas with 
his wife, Pamela S. Brown Thomas, his children, Ella 
Thomas, Malcolm Thomas, and Stanton Thomas, and with 
relatives, friends, public leaders, abolitionists, and pub- 
lishers dealing largely with family affairs, land transac- 
tions, medical discoveries, woman suffrage, the Liberty 
Party, and particularly with anti-slavery activities; an 
autobiography of Thomas; addresses; essays; a petition; 
three account books (1832-79) and medical, school, legal, 
business, and miscellaneous papers. Correspondents include 
James G. Birney, Erastus Hussey, Lucius Lyon, S. B. 
Thayer, Jesse Thomas (father of Nathan), Jesse Thomas 
(brother of Nathan), Jonathan Thomas, and Seymour B. 
Treadwell. 

Gift of Malcolm Thomas, 1936. 



__ MS 65-596 

Thompson, Benjamin, physician,. 
Papers, 1865-86. 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician, of Plainwell, Mich. Personal account books 
relating to Thompson's medical practice in Plainwell, Alle- 
gan Co., Mich.; and University of Michigan student note- 
books (1865-66) on courses given by Samuel G. Armor 
Silas H Douglas, Corydon La Ford, Moses Gunn, Alonzo 
B. Palmer, and Abram Sager. 

Gift of Alexis Praus, 1956. 



-pi. j t, t, „ MS 65-597 

Thunder Bay Boom Company, Alpena, Mich 

Business records, 1868-1912. 8 ft. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Cashbook, daybooks, logbooks, time books, journals, 
ledgers, constitution and bylaws, and a miscellaneous book. 
Gift of Philip K. Fletcher, 1950. 



Travis, De Hull Norman, 1882-1960. 
Papers, 1912-58. 1 ft 

_ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

_ Secretary to Chase S. Osborn and assistant to the U S 
Secretary General of the Nuremberg War Crime Trials. 
Correspondence dealing chiefly with social and political 
matters; Nuremberg War Crimes Trial materials, including 
pictures, copies of proceedings against Karl Brandt and 
Wilhelm Stuckart, public indictments and biographical 
sketches of other defendants; and mimeographed mss. on 
German concentration camps and the German Government 
under Hitler. 

Gift of Katherine Travis, 1963. 



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\ MS 65-599 

Treadwell, Seymonr Bonghton, 1795-1867. 
Papers, 1818-69. ca. 400 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Editor of the Michigan freeman. Chiefly correspondence 
of Treadwell, his son, Jefferson Treadwell, and other mem- 
bers of the family; addresses; clippings; broadsides; and 
land records. The correspondence covers personal and busi- 
ness affairs, firsthand views of the South and slavery in 
1859-60, the anti-slavery movement in Michigan and else- 
where, Hamilton Institute of New York, temperance, and 
politics. Correspondents include John P. Cleaveland, George 
Dawson, George W. Eaton, Arthur L. Porter, Gerrit Smith, 
Alvan Stewart, Charles EL Stewart, Electa Maria Sheldon 
Stewart, Samuel N. Sweet, and Jerome Treadwell. 

Gift of Mrs. John Tdwne, 1937; and James P. LoveMn, 
196L 

MS 65-600 
Trowbridge, Charles Christopher, 1800-1883. 

Papers, ca. 1823-40. 6 items and 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies. 

Indian agent, banker, mayor of Detroit, and regent of the 
University of Michigan. Seven vols, of mss. on the history 
and traditions of Indian tribes; four vols, of mss. on TnriiaTi 
languages; record (1830?) of minutes of the office of the 
Indian agency at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.; Trowbridge's 
transcripts of two speeches (1830) delivered by Indian 
chiefs at the agency; two photocopies of letters (1840) 
from Francis J. Higginson and Trowbridge's reply on Uni- 
versity of Michigan business; an address on the early his- 
tory of the University of Michigan; and autobiographical 
material (photocopy). 

Gift of Mrs. William Mitchell, 1938. 

MS65-601 
Trowbridge, Lather Stephen, 1836-1912. 

Papers, 1842-90. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Civil War officer. Chiefly correspondence and other papers 
of Trowbridge, major general in the 10th Cavalry during 
the Civil War, and of members of his family dealing with 
Detroit and Birmingham, Mich, college life at Yale, and 
the Civil Wax. Correspondents include Russell A. Alger, 
George Duffield, Hoyt Post, Charles C. Trowbridge, Sow- 
land E. Trowbridge, Stephen V. R Trowbridge, and Moses 
C.Tykr. 

Gift of Mrs. Brace Krag, 1961. 

MS65-602 
Trueblood, Thomas Clarkson, 1856-1951. 

Papers, 1886-1946. ca. 1 ft. and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of speech at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, travel diaries, an autobiography, speeches, lec- 
ture notes, articles, essays, reviews, mainly relating to ora- 
tory and debate; a voL of congratulatory letters (1942) to 
Trueblood on the 50th anniversary of the Dept. of Speech 
at the University of Michigan; and other papers relating to 
Trueblood's activities at the University of Michigan and 
other schools and to his travels around the world. Corre- 
spondents include Jane Addams, Clinton P. Anderson, Al- 
bert J. Beveridge, Wilber M Brucker, Princess Cantacu- 
zene, Edgar A. Guest, Chase S. Osborn, Sir Robert Stout 
(New Zealand) and William Howard Taft. 

Gift of Thomas Trueblood. 



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MS 65-603 
Tucker, Stephen Davis, 1818-1902. 

Papers, ca. 1845-98. 59 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Manufacturer of printing presses, of New York City. 
Correspondence concerning business affairs and the Civil 
War, biographical and genealogical information, deeds, wills, 
and other legal papers. Includes a letter from Tucker's 
brother, Charles, an inmate of the Elmira prison in Michigan 
for Confederate prisoners. 

Gift of Col. Thomas MSpaulding. 



MS 65-604 

Taller family. 

Papers, 1793-1883 and 1937. 50 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence and other papers of the Tuller family, 
particularly Artimedorus Tuller, of Tecumseh and Jones- 
viHe, Mich. Includes deeds, receipts, and other business and 
legal papers. 

Gift of Mrs. J. B. Ladd, 1941. 



MS 65-605 
Turner, James Monroe, 1850-1896. 

Papers, 1850-98. 108 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Farmer, businessman, mayor of Lansing, Mich., and Re- 
publican nominee for Governor. Correspondence, deeds, in- 
dentures, land grants of real estate holdings, and scrapbooks 
on Turner's gubernatorial and mayoralty campaigns and 
Michigan politics. 

Gift of the Marquette County Historical Society, 1958. 



MS 65-606 
Tattle, Arthur J 1868-1944. 

Papers, 1889-1943. 155 ft. and 226 r. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. District Judge for Eastern Michigan and State 
legislator. Chiefly correspondence, particularly concerning 
Tuttle's judgeship, his personal, legal, and business affairs, 
his duties as Ingham Co., Mich, prosecutor (1899-1902), 
and Michigan politics; published briefs; personal accounts; 
a University of Michigan Law School thesis; 52 vols, of 
scrapbooks; and student notebooks on courses by James B. 
Angell, Levi T. Griffin, George Henipl, Burke A. Hinsdale, 
Richard Hudson, Jerome C. Knowlton, Alexis F. Lange, 
Floyd R. Mechem, Albert A. Stanley, Bradley M. Thomp- 
son, Thomas C. Trueblood, and Lucius L. Van Slyke. Cor- 
respondents include Burt Annis, Julia M. Baldwin, Julius 
C. Burrows, William A. Comstock, James J. Couzens, Ed- 
win Denby, John D. Dingell, Frank D. Fitzgerald, Alex- 
ander J. Groesbeck, Clare E. Hoffman, Paul H Kong, Frank 
Knox, Arthur F. Lederle, George A. Marsten, Earl C. 
Michener, John Miner, James 0. Murfin, Harry S. New, 
Truman H Newberry, Chase S. Osborn, Hazen S. Pingree, 
Jack Eobinson, Samuel W. Smith, William A. Smith, Max 
Stephan, Eli R. Sutton, William H Taft, Ruth Tuttle, 
Wellington Van Camp, Murray D. Van Wagoner, Paul W. 
Voorhies. Fred M. Warner, Clyde I. Webster, and Roy 0. 
Woodruff. 

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MS 65-607 
Ubl Edwin Fuller, 1841-1901. 

Papers, 1878-1917. 115 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and businessman of Grand Rapids, Mich., U. S. 
Ambassador to Germany, and U. S. "Undersecretary of State. 
Correspondence of Uhl, Ids wife, Alice (Follett) Uhl, and 
his son, Marshall Uhl; guest book; notebook; an address; a 
biographical sketch; resolutions; and legal papers. Includes 
11 letters from Grover Cleveland and 63 telegrams of con- 
dolence upon the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. UhL 

Gift of Marshall M Uhl, 1943. 



Detroit. Urban League. 

Records, 1916-49. 15 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, reports, financial statements, 
and other records covering the activities of the league and 
its director, John C. Dancy, detailing many facets of the life 
or the Negro in the depression, World War n, including the 
1943 race riots, and the postwar period. Includes material 
on employment housing, racial conflict, elections, strikes, 
crime, welfare, Negro churches, and other organizations con- 
cerned with the Negro such as the National Association f or 
the Advancement of Colored People. 

Gift of the league 1963. 



„ „ , MS65-609 

U.S. Army. 339th Infantry. 

North Russian (Polar Bear) Expedition papers, 1918-i9. 
54 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Diaries, reminiscences, pictures, maps, and scrapbooks 
dealing with the North Russian (Polar Bear) Expedition to 
Archangel written or collected by the men who participated 
in this venture as members of the 339th Infantry of the 
American Expeditionary Force. 

Acquired 1963-64. 



n « /».— •« „ . MS 65-610 

,,. , y ommttt ^e on Conservation of Cultural Resources. 
Michigan. 

Records, 1941-44. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence during World War rx relating to an effort 
to protect historical and cultural objects and papers from 
possible destruction; reports; and minutes. Principal cor- 
respondent was Lewis G. Vander Velde, rhairmgn 



«■ t^_ ~ ^ MS 65-611 

Van Buren, De Puy, J. 1822. 

Papers, 1843-84. ca.2it. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Teacher and businessman in Galesburg, Mich. Personal 
correspondence, journal, articles, addresses, notes, school 
records, minute book of the Galesburg Temperance Society, 
and miscellaneous papers dealing with personal affairs, 
events in Kalamazoo Co., Miclu, particularly Galesburg, and 
other subjects. The journal contains discussions on the 
weather, schoolteaching, local politics, and Van Buren's 
scholarly interests. 



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MS65-S12 
Van den Broek, John Abraham, 1885-1959. 

Papers, 1905-55. ca. 250 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of mechanical engineering at the University of 
Michigan. Correspondence dealing with University and 
departmental business, World War n research projects, the 
American Society of Civil Engineering, and research proj- 
ects of the Hamilton Watch Company and the Hayes Wheel 
Company. 

Gift of Mrs. Van den Broek, 1959. 



„ MS 65-613 

Vandercook, Roy C 1873-1960. 

Papers, 1900-57. 200 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State police commissioner, National Guard 
commander, and businessman. Diary (1920) kept while 
Vandercook was police commissioner, in which he recorded 
notes on the "red" raids of the 1920's and Alexander J. Groes- 
beck; order book (1905-12) for the 1st Battery of Artillery, 
Michigan National Guard; and newspaper clippings and 
correspondence dealing with the National Guard, the copper 
strike of 1913-14, the Jackson prison riot of 1912, and Wood- 
bridge N. Ferris' inauguration 

Gift of Mrs. Vandercook, 1961. 



xr a . t, MS«5-*M 

Vanderpool, George. 

Papers, 1868-70. 50 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Businessman. Correspondence and legal papers relating 
to the murder of Herbert Field, of Manistee, Mich., and the 
trial of VanderpooL 



Van Tyne, Helen Belfield Bates. 

Papers, 1944-54. ca. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, reports, minutes, and miscellaneous ma- 
terial, primarily dealing with the Michigan League for 
Planned Parenthood and the Michigan Council on Women 
in Business and Industry. 

Gift of Mrs. Van Tyne, 1955. 



to * rr, tt ^. MS65-616 

Wait, Clara Hadley. 

Papers, 1893-1919. 15 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence and clippings relating to University of 
Michigan affairs; family photo, albums; notes (1893-94) on 
European travel by Mrs. Wait and her husband, William 
Henry Wait ; notes on art lectures ; scrapbooks of Mrs. Wait's 
articles and her civic activities, particularly with the Daugh- 
ters of the American Revolution; and a scrapbook contain- 
ing letters, papers, and other materials relating to World 
War i activities of the Daughters of the American Revolu- 
tion under Mrs. Wait's direction. 

Gift of Rolland C. Stewart, 1949. 



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urn. t> MB 65-617 

Walker, Bryant, 1856-1936. 

Papers, 1830-193L ca. 8 ft and 21 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) 

Lawyer, of Detroit Chiefly correspondence beginning in 
1873, primarily from conchologists throughout the world, 
including copies of drafts of Walker's letters; correspond- 
ence of members of the Walker family; a letter press book 
(1877-86) ; one vol of typescript copies (1830-41) ofWalker 
family letters written from Buffalo, N. T., Grand Rapids, 
Detroit, and other places; several vols, of notes on conchol- 
ogy ; a University of Michigan student notebook (1874) on 
a physics course ; and miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Calvin Goodrich, 1937. 

-, „ „, MS65-«18 

Walker, Edward Carey, 1820-1894. 

Correspondence, 1863-81. ca. 750 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Regent of the University of Michigan. Correspondence, 
mainly with James B. Angell, concerning the University of 
Michigan, particularly its Board of Regents. Correspond- 
ents include James H. Burleson, Thomas M Cooky, Silas 
H. Douglas, Corydon La Ford, Henry S. Frieze, Thomas D. 
Gilbert, Erastus 0. Haven, Alonzo B. Palmer, C. M Stock- 
well, Andrew Ten Brook, James C. Watson, and De Vblson 
Wood. 

„ MS 65-619 

Walton, Ivan. 

Papers, ca. 1940-60. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of engineering English at the University of 
Michigan. Note cards on Michigan folklore and traditions; 
and recordings of folksongs and teles. 

Gift of Mr. Walton, 1962. 

«r *_ a- ■■ ^_ MS65-620 

Wanty, George Proctor, 1856-1906. 

Papers, 1900-06. 100 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U. S. District Court judge for Western Michigan. Cor- 
respondence concerning the Michigan railroad tax case; 
correspondence with John Patton concerning memorial 
services for Wanty; serve memorial addresses and a bio- 
graphical sketch on Wanty; a scrapbook containing tele- 
grams and letters concerning Wanty's appointment as U. S. 
judge; and two scrapbooks of newspaper clippings on 
Wanty, Michigan politics, and Grand Rapids, Mich. Cor- 
respondents include Julius C. Burrows, Byron M Cutcheon, 
Henry S. Dean, Benjamin F. Graves, Harry D. Jewell, 
Loyal E. Knappen, Robert M. Montgomery, Amos S. Mus- 
selman, William A. Smith, William H. Taft, Edwin F. Uhl, 
and James R. Wylie. 

Gift of George Wanty, 1956. 

«r :. .. MS 65-621 

Ward, Marcos Llewellyn, 1875-1963. 
Papers, 1908-62. 3 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dean of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry. 
Correspondence, reports, addresses, and miscellaneous papers 
relating to the Michigan State Dental Association, to the 
University of Michigan School of Dentistry, to American 
dental education, and to other topics related to Ward's pro- 
fessional career. 
Gift of Dr. Ward, 1958-63. 



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MS 65-622 
Warner, Fred Maltby, 1865-1923. 

Papers, 1832-1918. 420 items and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Secretary of state and Governor of Michigan. Corre- 
spondence, legal documents, and business papers of P. Dean 
Warner and bis adopted son, Fred M Warner. Includes a 
cash account book (1881-95) of P. Dean Warner; a voL 
recording customers of Warner's cheese business; and four 
vols, of scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings on Fred 
Warner's political activities. 

MS 65-623 
Warthin, Aldred Scott, 1866-1931. 
Papers, 1914-30. 6 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Pathologist at the University of Michigan. Correspond- 
ence, chiefly with physicians; articles; and other material 
relating to the University of Michigan Medical School and 
medical practice in general 



MS 65-624 
Washtenaw Gfc, Mich. 

Records, 1827-1942. 12 ft. and 79 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Census records, Civil War records, and items relating to 
World War n; records of the county infirmary (1848- 
1942) ; poll lists (1837-44) ; various property and tax rec- 
ords (1839-68) ; county fair records (1871-89) ; and miscel- 
laneous papers. 



MS 65-625 
Watkins, Lydia Harbaugh Lewis, 1819-1909. 

Papers, 1863-65. 69 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence between Mrs. Watkins, a housewife, of 
Blent Co., Mich, and her son, Benton W. Lewis (b. 1844), 
member of Company C, 8th Michigan Cavalry during the 
Civil War; and a biographical sketch of Mis. Watkins. 
Mrs. Watkins discusses the War and everyday happenings 
around Grass Lake, Mich. Lewis describes bis Army ex- 
periences and mentions viewing the remains of President 
Lincoln. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War,' by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 23. 

Gift of Mrs. Evelyn Stickley, 1950. 



MS 65-626 
Watson, Edward Michael, 1840-1906. 

Papers, 1858-1902. ca. 200 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions, 

U. S. Army officer and merchant, of Marquette, Mich. 
Chiefly Civil War letters from Watson to his family de- 
scribing in detail Army life and training, and the various 
engagements in which he participated as a member of the 
1st and 9th Michigan Cavalry; correspondence concerning 
the Watson family genealogy; and mss. of writings relating 
to Watson's experiences in the Lake Superior region. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. SO. 

Gift of Mrs. Frank V. Burrows, 1951. 



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. MS65-627 

Watson, James Craig, 1838-1880. 

Papers, 1857-81. ca. 1 ft. and 9 v. 
_ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of astronomy and director of the Observatory, 
the University of Michigan and University of Wisconsin. 
Correspondence of Watson and his wife, primarily with 
scholars, concerning astronomy and observatories, world 
travel (1874r-75), particularly in China and Egypt, the 
piano exhibit at the 1876 Centennial Exhibition, and the 
invention of the telephone; three diaries (1871-75); three 
vols, of notes; and notes, articles, and miscellaneous stss. of 
writings on Watson's scientific interests. 

Gift of Agnes Alta Waite, 1949. 

„ MS 66-628 

Wattles, John M 

Papers, 1863-93. 68 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence of Wattles and his family of Lapeer, 
Mich., mainly concerning family affairs and business mat- 
ters ; and miscellaneous business papers. 

Gift of Louis C. Cramton, 1957. 

„ MS 65-629 

Wead, Charles Kasson, 1848-1925. 

Papers, 1840-1924. 101 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of physics at the University of Michigan and 
assistant examiner, U. S. Patent Office. Correspondence 
dealing with University of Michigan affairs and scientific 
topics, particularly in physics; and a collection of 37 auto- 
graphs. Correspondents include James B. Angell, Alex- 
ander Graham Bell, Raymond C. Davis, Samuel P. Langley, 
Walter H. Page, and Edward C. Pickering. 

Gift of Eunice Wead, 1951-56. 

_ MS 65-630 

Wedemeyer, William Walter, 1873-1913. 

Papers, 1890-1913. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and U. S. Representative from Michigan. Corre- 
spondence (475 items) relating to Wedemeyer's speeches, his 
appointment as American consul to British Guiana, the 
Chelsea State Savings Bank, and other business matters. 
The bulk of the collection consists of addresses and notes on 
political and patriotic topics, railroad legislation, Abraham 
Lincoln, Central and South American affairs, and nominat- 
ing speeches for Frank P. Glazier, Edward D. Kinne, and 
Fred M Warner for various offices. 

Gift of the Wedemeyer family, 1941. 

m MS65-331 

Weissert, Charles Adams, 1878-1947. 

Papers, 1845-1947, ca. 2 ft. and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Journalist, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Correspondence (1893- 
1947) ; legal and business papers; speeches, notes, and writ- 
mgs mostly on Michigan history; two scrapbooks of news- 
paper clippings on local history in southwestern Michigan; 
a vol. of obituary items on Barry Co., Mich, residents; and 
a vol. of general accounts and justice-of-the-peace records 
(1845-58). Correspondents include Joseph Bailly, Clarence 
M Burton, Gurdon S. Hubbard, Chase S. Osborn, Albert 
E. Sleeper, and George Van Pelt. 

Gift of Mrs. Weissert and Mrs. Margaret Plainer, 1948. 



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__ MS65-682 

Weissert, John, 1828-1883. 

Correspondence, 1861-65. 291 items. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

260 letters from Weissert to his wife and son, while he was 
serving as artificer in Company C, Michigan Engineers and 
Mechanics, in Kentucky and Tennessee, and with Sherman's 
Army on the march to Atlanta, Ga^ and back to North Caro- 
lina; and 31 letters (1861-62) to Weissert and his family 
■from John M Bessmer, while he was serving in Company 
F, 8th Michigan Infantry. The letters are in German and 
have been translated. 

Described in Michigan men in the Civil War, by Ida C. 
Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, Bulletin no. 9, 
Jan. 1959) p. 12 and 30. 
Gift of Mrs. Charles A. Weissert, 1958. 



MS 65-633 
Welch family. 

Correspondence, 1864-1944. 1ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chiefly family correspondence concerning everyday hap- 
penings and family affairs. Primarily letters to Mrs. Eldred 
ST. (Lulu) Welch from Mrs. Fred (Florence) Meno, of Port 
Huron, Mich, and Detroit, and from relatives in other parts 
of Michigan. 



„ MS 65-634 

Wells, Benjamin Franklin, 1835-1925. 

Correspondence, 1861-69. ca. 125- items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Transcripts (typewritten) of originals owned by Carlton 
B. Wells. 

Correspondence mainly between Wells and his wife, Me- 
lissa Wells of Fabius, Mich. Includes 32 letters (1861- 
64) from Wells to his wife while he was serving in Com- 
pany A, 11th Michigan Infantry in the Civil War. The let- 
ters deal with everyday happenings in Fabius, personal 
reflections, and Wells' military activities. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 30-31. 

Gift of Carlton B. Wells, 1955. 



MS65-635 
Wells, Carlton Frank, 1898- 

Papers, 1940-41. 150 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of English at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence and other material relating to a petition circu- 
lated among the University of Michigan and Wayne State 
University faculties urging total war against Germany 

Gift of Mr. Wells, 1962. 

MS 65-686 
Wenley, Robert Mark, 1861-1929. 

Papers, 1879-1929. 7 ft and 39 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of philosophy at Glasgow University and the 
University of Michigan. Correspondence, principally deal- 
ing with Wenley 's scholarly interests in philosophy and the 
University of Michigan; 3 diaries (189&-1927) of Wenley's 
travels in Europe and activities at the University of Michi- 



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Wenley, Robert Marie, 1861-1929. Papers, 1879-1929. 

(Continued) 

gan; 21 vols, of notebooks on philosophical subjects; and 
5 notebooks of Kate Gibson Wenley. Correspondents in- 
clude George P. Adams, James B. Angell, James R. Angell, 
James M. Baldwin, Frederic H. Britton, Marion L Burton, 
Nicholas M. Butler, Edward Caird, W. S. Chang, John 
Dewey, James Donaldson, Robert A Duff, Robert Flint, 
Alexander C. Fraser, Robert L Frost, Michael J. Gallagher, 
Emma Goldman, Harry B. Hutchins, George T. Ladd, Oscar 
Levi, Alfred H. Lloyd, David Masson, Henry L. Mepck«n, 
J. Clark Murray, Chase S. Osborn, George J. Romanes, 
Bertram! Russell, Marten Ten Hoor, and Charles B. 
Vibbert. 



MS65-637 
Wesleyan Methodist Connection (or Church) of America. 

Conferences. Michigan. 

Records, 1852-1942. 9 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes, financial records, membership statistics, biog- 
raphies of ministers of the yearly conferences; minutes and 
constitution of the Association for Ministerial Improvement 
of the Michigan Conference (1871-1917) ; minutes of the 
Leoni 'Wesleyan Church (1867-60) ; and minutes and mem- 
bership rolls (1891-1906) of the Wesleyan Methodist Church 
at Alton, Mich. 



MS 65-638 
Wheeler, Clara Marian, 1861-1946. 

Papers, 1874-1945. ca. 6 ft. and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Educator j of Grand Rapids, Mich. Correspondence; re- 
ports; notes: lectures; four miscellaneous notebooks; two 
combination notebooks and scrapbooks on general topics 
and Grand Rapids; and an autograph book. The papers 
relate to personal affairs, kindergarten education, parent- 
teacher associations, and public school education in general. 

Gift of Mrs. C J. Olsen, 1946. 



MS65-639 
Wheeler, Frank WiDis, 1853-1921. 

Papers, 1888-1917. ca. 100 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Shipbuilder and U. S. Representative from Michigan. 
Letters (1890) from James G. Blaine; newspaper clippings 
and papers largely relating to shipbuilding on the Great 
Lakes; to Wheeler's firm at Bay City, Mich, in particular, 
and to his political career; and a photo, album of Great 
Lakes shipping and the Wheeler home. 

Gift of Mary Wheeler Clark, 1938. 



MS 65-640 
Wheeler, Frederick M 5.1862. 

Papers, 1859-1941. 1 ft. and 21 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

President of the Michigan Forestry Association. Cor- 
respondence, business papers, articles, and 21 vols, of mis- 
cellaneous notebooks. The early papers pertain to the 
Wheeler family and much of the later papers deals with 
family affairs, conservation, the Michigan Forestry Associa- 
tion, and Wheeler genealogy. 

Gift of Mrs. C. J. Olsen, 1946. 



MS65-641 
Wheeler, Lorenzo D 

Papers, 1836-1904. 51 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Legal and business papers of Wheeler and his family of 
Blackmail Township, Jackson Co., Mich. 

Gift of Mabel Wheeler, 1952. 

MS 65-642 
White, Albert Easton, 1884-1956. 
Papers, 1939-61. 75 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Director of the University of Michigan Engineering Re- 
search Institute. Congratulatory letters on White's retire- 
ment, a radio speech, and other miscellaneous items. 
Gift of Mrs. White, 1960-62. 

MS 65-643 
White, Enoch J 1814-1878. 

Papers, 1836-77. ca. 450 items and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Merchant, civil engineer, and banker, of Lapeer, Mich. 
Correspondence and business papers. Many of the papers 
deal with real estate transactions in Michigan. Includes 
two vols, of personal and general store accounts. 

Gift of Louis C. Cramton. 



MS 65-644 
White, Peter, 1830-1908. 

Papers, 1849-1915. 23 ft. and 74 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Businessman, of Marquette, Mich., State legislator, and 
regent of the University of Michigan. Correspondence, legal 
documents, 45 vols, of bound records, and miscellaneous busi- 
ness papers. Includes 29 letter press books, personal family 
letters; political correspondence (1876-96) relating to the 
Democratic Party in Michigan, especially in the Northern 
Peninsula, the State Legislature, and State and national 
elections ; and correspondence after 1900 relating to the Uni- 
versity of Michigan. The chief subject of the papers is 
White's business interests, including Northern Michigan 
iron, insurance, banking, and general investments. Corre- 
spondents include Henry C. Adams, James B. Angell, Henry 
P. Baldwin, Levi L Barbour, Orlando M Barnes, Henry B. 
Brown, Donald M. Dickinson, Jacob M. Dickinson, Claudius 
B. Grant, Robert Graveraet, Hugh H. Hanna, Marcus A 
Hanna, Charles T. Harvey, Charles D. Lawton, Horace H. 
Lurton, Andrew C. McLaughlin, James McMillan, William 
G. Mather, Chase S. Osborn, Hazen S. Pingree, Henry F. 
Severens, Samuel W. Smith, Henry T. Thurber, Fred M 
Warner, Ralph D. Williams, and Edwin B. Winans. 

MS65-645- 
Whitney, Allen Sisson, 1857-1944 

Papers, 1885-1939. 156 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dean of the University of Michigan. Correspondence, 
MSB. of writings and addresses, and school records. Includes 
148 letters dealing largely with Whitney's work in the Uni- 
versity of Michigan School of Education. Correspondents 
include James B. Angell, James R. Angell, Marion L Bur- 
ton, Harry B. Hutchins, Clarence C. Little, and Eugene C. 
Warriner. 

Gift of Mrs. Whitney, 1944. 



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™. MS65-646 

Wnittemore, Gideon Ofin, 1800-1863. 

Papery 1817-1938. 3 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Business and personal correspondence of Whittemore, his 
wife, their son, James Olin Whittemore, and other members 
of the Wnittemore, Mack, and Abram Mathews families; 
business and legal records; sermons; and miscellaneous 
papers. The papers relate to family matters, Tawas City, 
Mich, (founded by the Whittemore family), lumbering, the 
journey of the Mormons across the United States and settle- 
ment in Salt Lake City, Utah, the University of Michigan 
and its branches, and Whittemore genealogy. Correspond- 
ents include James Coonent, Henry Hatch, Rufus Hatch, De 
Witt C Leach, John M Mack, Stephen Mack, Temperance 
Mack, Stevens T. Mason, Abram B. Mathews, Harriet F. 
Mathews, Ira Mayhew, Gilbert Morgan, Zina Pitcher, Hy- 
™ m _, Slni gi' Eowland E. Trowbridge, Charles W. Whipple, 
Charles H Whittemore, George Whittemore, W. Frank 
Whittemore, William B. Whittemore, and Moses Wisner. 

Gift of Harlow O: Whittemore, 1958. 



„. ^ „ MS65-647 

Wiest, Howard M 1864-1945. 

Papers, ca. 1912-19. 13 items and 26 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan Supreme Court justice. Addresses, articles, 
and notes on legal, fraternal (Elks), and religious topics. 
Gift of Mrs. Wiest, 1946. 



nr. n , * MS 65-648 

Wilgus, Horace Lafayette, 1859-I93. r >. 

Papers. 1879-1935. ca. 5 ft and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of law at the University of Michigan. Corre- 
spondence dealing with Ann Arbor, Mich., local organiza- 
tions j£. d groups, University of Michigan affairs (particu- 
larly Wilgus' scholarly interests in law, especially trusts and 
corporation law), the Law School, publications, Ohio State 
University, social reform and political movements, including 
the Michigan Anti-Saloon League, the antitrust movement, 
and the 1912 Progressive Party ; speeches, clippings, mss. of 
books and articles, lecture notes, and other papers. Corre- 
spondents include Charles F. Adams, James B. Ames, James 

B. Angell, Newton D. Baker, Thomas A Bogle, William E. 
Borah, John W. Bradshaw, William Jennings Bryan, 
Lyman E. Cooley, Raymond C. Davis, Amasa M Eaton, 
Abraham Flexner, James R, Garfield, J. Mills Gelston, 
Henry George, Joseph L Hudson, Harry B. Hutchins, 
Charles F. Kent, Walter S. Logan, Floyd R. Mechem, Earl 

C. Michener, Eliza M. Mosher, Chase S. Osborn, Carl S. 
Patton, William W. Potter, Wilfred B. Shaw, Henry Tat- 
lock, and William W. Wedemeyer. 

Gift of Mrs. Stanley D. Dodge, 1940-60. 



«™. MS 65-649 

Williams, Edward, of Detroit. 

Papers, 1838-78. ca. 50 items. 
_ In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Deeds, miscellaneous receipts, and other business papers 
relating to the purchase and sale of land by Williams. 
Gift of Clare E. Millim^ 1952. 



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MS 65-650 
Williams, Gerhard Mennen, 1911- 

Papers, 1911-63. 850 ft and 27 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Governor of Michigan (1949-60) and U S. Under Sec- 
retary of State for African Affairs. Correspondence, 
speeches, reports, memoranda, and notes dealing with the 
Democratic Party, State and national politics, the elections 
of 1948 through 1960, all of the operations of the State 
government of Michigan, trips through the U. S. and abroad, 
and personal and family matters of Williams and his wife, 
Nancy Lace (Quirk) Williams; and 27 vols, of scrapbooks 
of newspaper clippings and other material 
_ Complete index to correspondents in the repository. Par- 
tial list of correspondents in the Guide to manuscripts in the 
Michigan Historical Collections of the University of Michi- 
gan (1963) p. 170-173. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Williams, 1960-61. 

«r.„. , MS 65-651 

Williams, Jeremiah D 6. 1815. 

Papers, 1808-1904. 70 items and 16 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State legislator. Correspondence, primarily be- 
tween Williams and his wife while he was a member of the 
State Legislature in 1855; diaries (1841-42 and 1878-96) of 
Williams citine family activities, events at the University 
of Michigan, and a trip from Michigan to Washington, 
D. C. in 1842; legal and business papers; school papers; 
reminiscences; obituaries; and a ms. of the history of Web- 
ster Township, Mich. 

Gift of T. Hawley Tapping and Mrs. Viola Blair. 

„. MS 65-652 

Williams, John R 1782-1854. 

Papers, 1799-1816. 99 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Contractor's agent to U. S. troops. Correspondence deal- 
ing with supplying U. S. troops from Wilkinsonville on the 
Ohio River, including a letter (1816) to Governor Lewis 
Cass, concerning a bill for printing the territorial laws of 
Michigan; and reports, inventories, receipts, and other 
papers relating to Williams' supply work. Correspondents 
include Col. John F. Hamtramck, Oliver Ormsby, Col. Da- 
■*vid Strong, and William Wusthoff. 

MS 65-653 
Willson, James Caldwell, 1833-1912. 

Papers, 1863-1912 and 1939. 6 items and 43 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Physician, of Flint, Mich. Diaries commenting briefly 
on Willson's daily schedule, his medical practice, Civil War 
service, trips in tha United States and in Europe; records 
of Willson's medical practice; one letter (1939) about Will- 
son ; and five addresses by Willson. 

Gift of Mrs. Jay C. Thompson, 1950. 

MS 65-654 
WinehelL, Alexander, 1824-1891. 

Papers, 1837-91. ca. 9 ft. and 188 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of geology, zoology, and botany at Syracuse 
University, Vanderbilt University, and the University of 
Michigan and chancellor of Syracuse University. Corre- 
spondence of Winchell, members of his family, friends, col- 
leagues, and universities concerning Winchell's scholarly in- 
terests in the natural sciences, family affairs, personal busi- 
ness ventures, the University of Michigan, and other institu- 



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Papers, 1837-91. 



WincheD, Alexander, 1824-1891. 
(Continued) 

tions where he taught; 41 diaries (1846-91) ; notebooks of 
Winchell's trips with expense accounts; personal and busi- 
ness account books; addresses, editorials, scientific reports, 
lecture and other notes; and articles and essays on philoso- 
phical, religious, educational, and scientific subjects, includ- 
ing astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, 
and paleontology. Correspondents include Louis A^gri?, 
Spencer F. Baird, Amos Binney, William G. Binney, Austin 
Blair, James R Boise, Datus C. Brooks, Lewis Cass, George 
B. Catlin, Isaac P. Christiancy, Davis W. Clark, Thomas M. 
Copley, Joseph <3ummings, James D. Dana, "William Darl- 
ington, Silas H. Douglas, George Engelman, John Farmer, 
Louis Fasquelle, Corydon La Ford, Henry S. Frieze, James 
A. Garfield, Augustus A. Gould, Asa Gray, James Hall, 
Erastus O. Haven, Gilbert Haven, Ferdinand V. Hayden, 
Eugene W. Hilgard, Nathaniel Holmes, John L. Le Conte, 
Joseph Le Conte, Joseph Leidy, Sir William E. Logan, Sir 
Charles Lyell, George G. Meade, Fielding B. Meek, Thomas 
Nuttall, Alonzo B. Palmer, John G. Park, William B. 
Rogers, Abram Sager, Thomas Say, Benjamin Silliman, 
Sr., Benjamin Silliman, Jr., George C. Swallow, Henry P. 
Tappan, John Torrey, Charles C. Trowbridge, Luther S. 
Trowbridge, Stephen M VaiL Andrew D. White, Charles 
A. White, Joseph D. Whitney, Moses Wisner, and DeVolson 
Wood. 

Gift of Alexander N. Winchell and the Minnesota His- 
torical Society. 



MS 65-655 
Wing, Austin Eli, 1792-1849. 

Papers, 1817-1905. 130 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, regent of the University of Michigan, and U S. 
Representative from Michigan. Business and family cor- 
respondence of Wing, his wife, his daughter, and other 
relatives; and 4 compositions. Includes 77 letters from 
Wing's granddaughter, Kate E. Mitchell, written from Vas- 
sar College. Some of Wing's letters discuss national poli- 
tics (1826-33) , Congress, and Washington, D. C. 

Gift of Thomas M. Sawyer and Mrs. W. C. Jones, 1938. 



MS 65-656 
Wing, Warner, 1805-1876. 

Papers, 1837-78. 89 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer, State legislator, and Michigan Supreme Court 
justice. Family correspondence of Wing, his wife, Eliza 
Anderson Wing, their daughter, May Wing, and other rela- 
tives; and two biographical sketches of Wing. Many of the 
letters were written from Detroit and Monroe, Mich., and 
contain references to Wine's activities as a judge. 

Gift of Thomas M Sawyer and Mrs. W. C. Jones, 1940. 



MS65-657 
Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company. 

Records, 1871-1914. 16 ft. and 492 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, ledgers, daybooks, journals, and other 
business records of the H. A. Jewell Company, the William 
Mueller Company, the Fond du Lac division, the Hermans- 
viUe, Mich., division, and the C. J. L. Meyer division of the 
Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company. 

Gift of G Harold Earle. 1947-48. 



MS 65-658 
Wisner, Moses, 1815-1863. 

Papers, 1836-67. 18 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

U S. Army officer, lawyer, and Governor of Michigan. 
17 letters (1862) from Wisner to his wife, Angelina Wisner, 
and to his children, while he was serving in Kentucky as a 
colonel in the 22d Michigan Infantry; 3 account books and 
records (1843-62) of law cases of George W. Wisner and 
Moses Wisner; a voL of records (1859-60) of Wisner's office 
expenditures and other accounts while serving as Governor 
of Michigan (1859-60) ; and a voL of Genesee Co., Mich., 
tax records kept by Wisner and accounts of his estate (1836- 
67). 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Supplement, Oct 1960) p. 26. 

Gift of Mrs. Florence Wallace, 1935. 



MS 65-659 
Withington, William Herbert, 1835-1903. 

Papers, 1861-1909. 191 items and 39 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Civil War officer, State legislator, and banker, of Jack- 
son, Mich. Correspondence (1861-63) ; diary (1897) of a 
European trip; 28 personal account books; business papers; 
special orders; notes, including materials (1895-1903) on 
the management of the Withington & Cooley Manufacturing 
Company, makers of rakes, forks, scythe snaths, and other 
items; and miscellaneous material. Includes 10 letters from 
Withington to members of his family during the Civil War; 
64 letters to Withington from Governor Austin Blair (1818- 
1894) and his wife, Sarah L. (Ford) Blair, from friends, 
and from the men of his regiment; and a typed copy of 
Withington's experiences as a war prisoner. Most of the 
papers relate to Withington's Civil War service as colonel 
of the 17th Michigan Infantry, to the Grand Army of the 
Republic, and to a possible appointment to the U. S. Senate 
in 1894. Correspondents include Russell A. Alger, John J. 
Bagley, Benjamin B. Baker, Jonathan Bevier, Julius C. Bur- 
rows, John Jones, Constant Luce, G. Collins Lyon, George 
S. Newman, Delos Phillips, Hazen S. Pingree, Christian 
Rath, John T. Rich, Rowland E. Trowbridge, and John 
Tyler. 

The Civil War letters are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 31. 

Gift of Winthrop Withington, 1951. 



MS65-660 
Wood, Norman Asa, 1857-1943. 

Papers, 1848-1957. ca. 150 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Curator of birds at the University of Michigan Museum. 
Correspondence and other papers of Wood and his family, 
of Lodi Township and Ami Arbor, Mich. Includes six let- 
ters from Alexander G. Ruthven; genealogical material of 
the Wood and Phelps families; material concerning the Uni- 
versity Museum ; scrapbooks containing obituaries, news of 
the Wood family, items on sheep breeding in Washtenaw 
Co., Mich., and ornithological affairs; and a voL of flock 
records of Wood's merino sheep. 

Gift of Mrs. Peter Kivi, 1958. 



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„ MS 65-661 

Woodruff, David Oliphant 

Papers, 1837-83. 1 ft. and 2 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence of Woodruff and of the Woodruff and 
Hurd families of Niles, Mich, concerning family affairs, 
events in Niles, the California gold rush, politics, and the 
Civil War service of Woodruff's son, Charles Woodruff in 
the 25th Michigan Infantry ; and two diaries (Aug. 14, 1862- 
Oct 28, 1863 and Sept 26, 1864-April 18, 1865) kept by 
Charles. Includes 64 letters from Charles to his parents giv- 
ing detailed accounts of camp life and duties. Correspond- 
ents include Charles Duncombe, Aaron P. Hammond, Wil- 
liam Hurd, Thomas O'Callaghan, Clarissa Hurd Woodruff, 
Edgar Woodruff, John Woodruff, and Mary Ann Woodruff. 
The Civil War papers are described in Michigan men in 
the Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Col- 
lections, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 32. 
Gift of Jeanne Griffin, 1958. 

MS65-662 
Worcester, Dean Conant, 1866-1924. 
Papers, 1900-24. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of zoology at the University of Michigan, and 
Government official and business executive in the Philippine 
Islands. Correspondence, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, 
and pictures dealing with Worcester's activities in the 
Philippines as a member of the U. S. Philippine Commis- 
sion, Philippine secretary of the interior, assistant to the 
president of the Philippine Refining Company, vice presi- 
dent and general manager of the Agusan Cocoanut Company 
and president of the Philippine Desiccated Cocoanut Com- 
pany, and publications concerning the Islands. Correspond- 
ents include William H. Taft and Leonard Wood. 

Gift of Mrs. Kenneth B. Day, 1957. 



„, . . MS65-663 

Wnght, Allen G teacher and farmer. 

Papers, 1845-91. 425 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence of Wright, a farmer and teacher in Vir- 
ginia, Illinois, and Marshall, Mich., with his wife, his various 
brothers and sisters and other relatives, and with his pupils, 
friends, and business acquaintances; and miscellaneous 
papers, including tax receipts and school papers. Most of 
the letters are about prices of farm commodities and farm 
land, the weather, crop conditions, and family affairs. A 
few relate to politics and the Civil War. Correspondents 
include Edwin B. Wright, Enoch Wright, Grove Wright, 
Harriette E. Wright, Julia Ann Wright, Mary Wright, 
Myron W. Wright, and Simeon Wright 
Gift of Herbert Wright, 1938. 



„ MS65-664 

Wnght family. 

Papers, 1829-1939. 3 ft. and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chiefly personal correspondence of Fannie E. (Pettibone) 
Wright with her husband, Philo Elizar Wright (1828-1879) , 
captain of the lake vessel Neptune, with her daughters, 
Evelyn Wright, Maude Wright Virginia Wright her son, 
Philo Sherman Wright her brother, Sherman Pettibone, and 
other members of the family, primarily concerning family 
affairs and genealogy of the Wright and Pettibone families; 



57 vols, of diaries (1863-1925) of Fannie E. Wright record- 
ing family news, social events, and home activities in De- 
troit; family business papers, including a book of bills 
(1864-65) of Philo E. Wright; account books of the Sher- 
man Pettibone farm of Tallmadge, Ohio; .and Philo S. 
Wright's account books (1893-1913). Correspondents 
include William W. Collier and Samuel B. Pettibone. 
Acquired, -1958. 



MS 65-665 
Wykes, Roger Irving, 1874- 

Papers, 1905-42. 3 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Attorney general of Michigan. Correspondence (1907-08) 
on Wykes' campaign and activities in the Michigan Con- 
stitutional Convention ; briefs and other legal papers relat- 
ing to the Duluth, South Shore, and Atlantic Railroad case 
and the Grand Rapids Gas Company ease; and scrapbooks 
(1907-20) on the Constitutional Convention and Michigan 
politics. Correspondents include Charles A. Blair, Chase S. 
Osborn, and Arthur H Vandenberg. 

Gift of Frederic K. Wykes, 1958. 



MS 65-666 
Young, Leigh Jarvis, 1883-1960. 

Papers, 1908-60. 250 items and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of forestry at the University of Michigan, direc- 
tor of the Michigan Dept of Conservation, and mayor of 
Ann Arbor, Mich. Correspondence and other papers dealing 
with Young's work at the University of Michigan, in the 
Dept of Conservation, and as mayor of Ann Arbor. In- 
cludes six vols, of student notebooks on University courses 
in botany, economics, geology, psychology, forest engineer- 
ing, entomology, and dendrology. Correspondents include 
William B. Mershon, Chase S. Osborn, and Gifford Pinchot 

Gift of Mrs. Young, 1961. 



_ MS 65-667 

Young Men's Christian Associations. Ann Arbor, Mich. 
Records of the Young Men's and Young Women's Chris- 
tian Associations, 1895-1955. 200 items and 25 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Scrapbooks, financial records, minutes of the Y. M C. A., 
its Auxiliary, and the Y. W. C. A., miscellaneous records, 
correspondence, clippings, and reports. 



MS 65-668 
Ypsflanti, Mich. First Methodist Episcopal Church. 

Records, 1831-1960. ca. 250 items and 73 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes (1847-1909) of the Quarterly Conference; mem- 
bership rolls (1858-1922) ; financial records (1864-67, 1939) ; 
minutes (1865-1911) of the Board of Trustees; bound and 
unbound minutes (1831-34, 1903-20, 1945-54) of the Official 
Board; women's societies records and miscellaneous papers 
(1864-1960) ; church programs (1935-38) ; King's Guards 
records (1922-24) ; a scrapbook of clippings on the history 
of the church; historical pageants; historical sketches; sub- 
scription list (1836); pew assignments; and bulletins. 



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MS 65-469 
Ypsflanti, Midi. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1830-1950. 100 items and 22 t. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes (1856-1944); membership registers; minutes, 
financial records, annual reports, a constitution, and other 
papers of the women's societies; minutes (1906-43) of the 
trustees; minutes (1830-46) of the First Congregational 
Society, the forerunner of this church; miscellaneous busi- 
ness papers; historical notes; and a record of church trials. 



MS 65-670 
Ziegler, Charles M 1888-1959. 

Papers, 1929-59. ca. 250 items and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michigan State highway commissioner. Correspondence, 
personal accounts, speeches, seven vols, of scrapbooks, clip- 
pings, miscellaneous papers, and memorabilia dealing with 
Ziegler's engineering and highway career, and his political 
activities. Correspondents include Frederick Y. Bradley, 
Wilber M Brucker, and Earl C. Michener. 

Gift of Mrs. Ziegler, 1959-62. 



MS65-671 
Kraze, William Frederick, 1873-1962. 

Papers, 1865-1962. ca.6ft 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Teacher, Minnesota State legislator, and mayor of Min- 
neapolis. 26 scrapbooks together with correspondence (1943- 
44) relating to Kunze's work on the War Finance Commit- 
tee, teacher's contracts, newspaper clippings, and other 
papers. The scrapbooks document Kunze's career as teacher 
and administrator (1890-1910), member (1910-12) of the 
Minnesota State Legislature, chairman (1911-29) of the 
Minneapolis Welfare Board, organizer (1916) of the Ex- 
change State Bank of Minneapolis, and mayor of Minneap- 
olis (1929-31). Includes information on the Minneapolis 
City Charter and the Minneapolis Library Board of which 
he was a member. 

Unpublished inventory available in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Carl H: Mattson. 



MS 65-672 
Lindbergh family. 

Papers, 1808-1960. ca. 10 ft. ( ca. 6500 items) 
In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 
Correspondence, reminiscences, biographical information, 
printed invitations, programs, certificates, and membership 
cards (1883-1925) relating to the Lindbergh family; tran- 
scripts of speeches and articles and political literature and 
campaign brochures of Charles Augustus Lindbergh (1858- 
1924), lawyer and U. S. Representative from Minnesota; 
and other papers. The correspondence (1893-1924) relates 
mainly to the political activities of Charles A. Lindbergh, 
Sr.j and includes references to reciprocal trade, the liquor 
problem among the Indians in northern Minnesota, Lind- 
bergh's probe {1912) of the "money trust." the struggle in 
the Republican Party between the Roosevelt and La Follette 
forces (with correspondence from Gifford Pinchot and 
Theodore Roosevelt on this problem), Lindbergh's views on 
the American entry into World War i, his campaign for 
Governor (1916) against J. A. A. Burnquist, and his at- 
tempts (1917-24) to publish his writings and a progressive 
political newspaper. Papers of Charles Augustus Lind- 



bergh7~JT7-(-b„l902) include newspaper clippings (1925-41) 
relating mainly to his aviation career and his flight to Taxis, 
with a few items (1939-41) relating to his opposition to 
America's entry into World War n. 

Unpublished inventory available in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Charles A Iindbergh, Jr., and Mrs. Eva (Lind- 
bergh) Christie West, 1932-63. 



MS 65-673 
Rose Brothers Far Company. 

Records, 1855-1955. 77 ft. (ca. 75,000 items) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, daybooks, ledgers, journals, trial bal- 
ances, annual statements, minutes, cost books, codebooks, 
auction catalogs, fur assortment books, fur shipment books, 
articles of incorporation, bylaws, agreements, contracts, and 
other papers relating to the Rose Brothers Fur Company 
and the firms which preceded it: J. Ullmann & Co., Joseph 
Ullmann, inc., Albert N. Rose & Bros., inc., and the Albert 
N. Rose & Bros. Trading Corporation. The papers describe 
the early years of the firm in St. Paul, Minn., buying and 
selling raw fur, and the expansion of its activities after 1866 
to Chicago, New York, Edmonton, Can., London, Paris, 
Leipzig, Shanghai, and Sydney, Australia. Names repre- 
sented include Isador Rose and Joseph Ullmann, who 
founded the business, Isador Rose's sons, Albert Napoleon, 
Isaac Edgar, and Nathan Simon Rose, and Nathan Simon 
Rose's son, Harold Herman Rose, and the B. W. Harris 
Manufacturing Company of St. Paul with which the Roses 
transacted business (1929-33). 

Unpublished inventory available in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Harold H. Rose and Karl Rose, 1956. 



MS 65-674 
Wefald, Knnd, 1869-1936. 

Papers, 1817-1936. ca. 19 ft. (ca. 30,000 items) 

In Minnesota Historical Society collections. 

State legislator and U. S. Representative from Minnesota. 
Correspondence, an incomplete diary (1913-32), legislative 
files, speeches, articles, reports, minutes of meetings, note- 
books containing poems and other .mss. in Norwegian, scrap- 
books (1907-28) containing clippings on political matters, 
memorandum books, clippings, and other papers. Includes 
material on Wefald's campaigns and work in the Minnesota 
Legislature and the U. S. House of Representatives, the 
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission of which 
he was a member, the Republican, Democratic, and Farmer- 
Labor Parties, the Nonpartisan League, immigration poli- 
cies, Norwegian history, the improvement of Minnesota 
rivers, the Chippewa Indians in Minnesota, farm legislation, 
and the following individuals: Lynn J. Frazier, Magnus 
Johnson, Robert M. La Follette, Sr. (1855-1925), William 
Lemke, Kiiute Nelson, Floyd B. Olson, Thomas D. Schall, 
Henrik Shipstead, Arthur C. Townley, and Burton K. 
Wheeler. 

Unpublished inventory available in the repository. 

Gifts of Magnus Wefald, 1961, and Olav Wefald, 1964. 



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Callaway, James, 1783-1815. MS 65-675 

Malier collection, 1792-1859. ca. 125 items, 
lii Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 
Fur trader, Indian fighter, Army officer, and deputy 
sheriff and tax collector in St Charles District of Missouri. 
Correspondence; journal (1814) of Callaway's trip with 430 
militia and rangers under Maj. Zachary Taylor from Cap 
an Gns, Mo., to the Bock River; biographical material; 
mihtary rosters; tax lists and items concerning Callaway's 
wife, Nancy (Howell) Callaway, and her efforts to collect a 
pension as a war widow; papers (1816-18) relating to the 
efforts of John B. Callaway and Newton Howell, adminis- 
trators of James Callaway's estate to settle a note of $400 
between Callaway -and Gen. Benjamin Howard. Includes 
letters (1813-15) from Callaway to his wife while in action 
against the Indians. 
(^iJ" 11 Historical Society collections, v. 5 

Gm^fjin^^' 7 riBte avaikble m **• "Pottery. 

« ,_ _._ » . MS 65-676 

Dougherty, John, 1791-1860. 

Papers, 1823-1917. ca. 600 items. 
la Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
Army officer, Indian agent, political leader, and a mem- 
ber of Ma]. Stephen H Long's expedition, 1819-20 Cor- 
respondence, mainly concerning sutling at Fort Kearny, 
tfeb., and Government transportation of freight between 

5. ,^J? y and Fort L "™ni»> Wyo^in the 1840's and the 
early 1850>s; two diaries (1869-79) of Dougherty's nephew, 
Dr William Wallace Dougherty, of Liberty, Mo.; and a 
medical account book (1851-67). Correspondents include 
Robert Campbell; Lewis Bissell Dougherty, son of John 
Dougherty; William W. Dougherty; A. F. Heed; Mai. 
Charles F. Ruff; CoL Thomas Swords; and Henry S 
Turner. ' 

Gift 

Dulany, William Henry, 1818-™ 1913 MS 65 ^ 77 

Papers, 1844-1914. ca. 50 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Pioneer tobacco manufacturer, businessman, and philan- 
thropist^ of Missouri Chiefly personal correspondence be- 
tween Dulany and his wife, Susan Isabelle (Van Zandt) 
Dulany Includes letters (1850-51) relating to his overland 
journey to and his experiences in California; and news clip- 
pings of the dedication of the Dulany Memorial Library 
in Pans, Mo., given by Dulany's children. 

Gift 

w,j= t x. 1. MS 65-678 

Bads, James Buchanan, 1820-1887. 

Papers, 1776-193L ca. 200 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

In part, contemporary transcripts (handwritten). 

Civil engineer, inventor, boat and bridge builder, and 
glass manufacturer, of St Louis, Mo. Correspondence and 
papers concerning Eads' interest in the Mississippi River, 
and tiie Eads Bridge at St. Louis; genealogical data; a 
scrapbook (1881) ; and newspaper clippings of Eads' visit 
to Mexico. Correspondents include Barton Bates, Edward 
Bates, Onward Bates, Frank Preston Blair, Montgomery 
Blair, Henry Taylor Blow, Braxton Bragg, David Glasgow 
Farragut, Thomas W. Ferry, Henry Flad, Andrew Hull 
Foote GustavusVasa Fox, John Charles Fremont, Baron 
Gerolt, Henry W. Halleck, James F. Howe. Nathaniel Lyon, 
WiUiam M McPherson, Montgomery C. Meigs, Whitelaw 
Reid Carl Schurz, William T. Sherman, William H Shock, 
David S. Stanley, Roger N. Stembel. and Gideon Welles 
Gifts. 



Easton, Rufus, 1774-1834. MS ^^ 

Pap?rs, 1796-1SS4. ca. 160 items and 3 r. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 
Lawyer; judge; postmaster of St. Louis, Mo.; delegate 
to the IT. S. Congress from the Missouri Territory; and 
Missouri State attorney general. Business, political, and 
personal correspondence containing much information about 
Missouri; biographical material; and three law books con- 
cerning the Federal system, contracts, settlements, and his- 
tory of law m Connecticut courts (1793) ; municipal law 
(1794) ; and real property, tenants, wills, fraud, and new 
trials (1795). Correspondents include Moses Austin, David 
Barton, Aaron Burr, Daniel G. Bissell, John C. Calhoun, 
Henry Clay, Alton R. Easton. Henry S. Geyer, Gideon 
Granger, Ulysses S. Grant, Thomas Jefferson, Charles 
Lucas, James Madison, James Monroe, William Russell, 
William T. Sherman, and John Smith T ("T" for Ten- 



Gift. 



Eaton, Luden, 1831-1890. MS 65-680 

Papers, 1855-87. 49 v. and 3 boxes. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Lawyer and register in bankruptcy f or the Eastern Dis- 
tort of Missouri. Personal correspondence containing in- 
formation about family, friends, theatrical performances, 
sermons, and court cases; 44 letter books (1858-87) relating 
to Eaton's law practice; diaries (1858-62) while he was liv- 
ing in Iowa, Massachusetts, and St. Louis, Mo. ; legal papers- 
and 5 journals of Eaton's son, George Partridge Eaton, 
while a student in West Newton, Mass., 1878-81. 

Gift 



Eliot, Wffliam Greenleaf, 1811-1887. MS60-68I 

Papers, 1841-1961. ca. 125 items. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 
In part, photocopies. 
Unitarian clergyman, of St. Louis, Mo. Correspondence 

% X° o *? ° f J? 49 ' the for mation and activities of 
the Western Sanitary Commission, the Civil War, slaverv 
and Washington University, St. Louis, Mo.; sermons; news 
clippings; and miscellaneous items. Correspondents in- 
clude Barton Bates, Edward Bates, Hudson E. Bridge Sal- 
mon P. Chase, Edward Everett, John C. Fremont, John 
Murray Forbes, Hamilton R. Gamble, Ulysses S. Grant, 
Henry W. Halleck, Winfield Scott Hancock, John B Hen- 
derson Ethan A. Hitchcock, Abraham Lincoln, Joseph 
Jones Reynolds, John McAllister Schofield, William T 
bherman, James E. Yeatman, and Charles Zagonyi. 
Gift. 



Elliott, Newton G 1812-1877? MS 65-682 

Papers, 1834-1909. ca. 600 items. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 
Justice of the peace, sheriff of Howard Co., Mo., and State 
legislator Correspondence relating to the mule, horse, and 
cattie trade, Santa Fe, N. M., Pike's Peak, and California; 
muster rolls from the Mormon War of 1838, in which Elliott 
was commander; slave papers, land deals, and medical and 
merehandise bills; transactions concerning the outfitting of 
banta Fe trade; promissory notes; papers relating to 
Howard County ; 8 small account books containing notes for 
mules purchased, expenditures, deposits, andSScS 
notesrfigures on cattle shipment; and a recipe oto^ 



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MS66-688 
Emmons family. 

Papers, 1796-1938. ca. 200 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Deeds; certificates; petitions; and land and slavery papers 
of Benjamin L. Emmons j, Missouri State legislator, Ben- 
jamin L. Emmons n, and also Benjamin L. Emmons m, 
who engaged in the abstracting business in St Charles, Mo 
and was the local historian. Persons involved in the early 
transactions include Edward Bates, Frederick Bates, 
Charles Dehault Delassus, John C. Edwards, Archibald 
Gamble, Hamilton Gamble, J. Macfcay, William G. Pettua, 
Amos Stoddard, and Zenon Trudeau. 

Gift 

_ . MS65-684 

Evans, August H »«-«« 

Papers, 1830-70. ca. 130 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Businessman and realtor, of St Ixrnis, Mo. Chiefly plats, 
deeds, surveys of St Louis; and business correspondence 
between Evans and James Y. Sanger, L. P. Sanger, and 
G. E. Walker, of Ottawa, HL, containing produce market 
prices of the lStCs. Includes a letter (1840) from L. P 
Sanger while in Springfield, m.commenting on an exciting 
meeting of the Illinois Legislature after which "Lincoln 
and several other members, after voting, hoisted the win- 
dows and jumped out and ran." 

Gift 



«. ■• »_ ^ ^ , MS65-685 

Fenian Brotherhood. 

Records, 1866-1921. ca. 70 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

Chiefly printed circular letters from leaders of the Fenian 
movement in America to the various circles throughout the 
United States and 12 mss. of speeches of John OEeefe on 
the cause of Irish liberty. Writers of the letters include 
James Gibbons, James Keenan, Michael Kerwin, Richard 
McCloud, John O'Neill, and Frank Renehan. 

Gift 



— ,, „ MS 65-686 

Field, Eugene, 1850-1895. 

Papers, 1855-1940. ca. 250 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
_ Author and journalist. Chiefly proof sheets with nota- 
tions and titles written in by Field, including a few cor- 
rected proof sheets signed by him; correspondence, theater 
programs, newspaper clippings; and a portfolio and notes of 
Field, corresponding secretary of the Missouri Press Asso- 
ciation, 1878, giving a history of Missouri newspapers. 
Correspondents include Wilson Barrett, Samuel L. Clemens, 
Zee James (Mrs. Jesse James), Sol Smith Russell, and 
Francis Wilson. 

Gift. 

rvn „ n MS65-687 

Filley family. 

Papers, 1740-1953. ca. 150 items. 

la Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

Chiefly family correspondence of Oliver D. Filley and 
Giles F. Filley with their parents and brothers in Connecti- 
cut relating to early ventures in St. Louis, Mo., in the tin 
and stove manufacturing business of Giles F. Filley's firm, 
the Excelsior Manufacturing Company, makers of the 
"charter Oak" cooking stove ; records pertaining to the affairs 
and public services of Chauncey I. Filley; and genealogical 
data. 

Gift 



„ -MS 65-688 

Flad, Henry, 1827-1898. 

Papers of Henry and Edward Flad, 1846-1940. ca. 300 
items. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 
Correspondence, genealogy, and other papers of Henry 
Flad, Army officer, engineer, and inventor, of St Louis, Mo., 
and of his son Edward Flad (1860-1935), engineer, water 
commissioner, and member of the Missouri Public Service 
Commission. Includes material concerning the St Louis 
water works, repeal of prohibition, decisions of the Public 
Service Commission, reorganization of St Louis Public 
Service Company, and work on smoke abatement in St Louis. 
Gift. 



MS65-689 
Franz, Chester, collector. 

Business papers of Kaskaskia, EL, Ste. Genevieve, Mo., 
St Louis, Mo., and Missouri, 1800-1920. ca. 250 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Accounts from Kaskaskia, BL; papers and miscellaneous 
accounts of Ste. Genevieve, Mo. ; Indiana and Illinois land 
papers and genealogical data; Civil War papers, muster 
rolls, and correspondence; Missouri and St Louis items, 
business letterheads and cards, receipts, brochures, souvenir 
items, advertisements, and financial statements. 

Information on literaiy rights available in the repository. 

Gift 



__ , MS 66-690 

Par trade papers, 1686-1940. ca. 125 ft 

la Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

Fur trade papers (1686-1850), and correspondence, news- 
paper clippings, and other material (1906-40) concerning 
the early fur trade and descendants of the men involved. 
Includes agreements, and correspondence between fur 
traders, explorers, frontier guides, and businessmen relating 
to the Rocky Mountain area, revealing the nature of the fur 
trade activities of the day. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift 



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MS 65-691 
Gale, Daniel B 1816-1874. 

Papers, 1830-1900. ca. 200 items. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
Businessman and organizer of Greeley & Gale, a whole- 
sale grocery firm in St Louis, Mo. Correspondence, busi- 
ness papers, receipts, and other papers of Gale and his fam- 
ily- 
Gift 



MS 65-692 
Graham family. 

Fordyce collection, 1798-1943. ca. 370 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Business and personal correspondence, and legal, military, 
and land papers of the Graham and Frost families. Names 
represented include Richard Graham (1780-1857), Army 
officer in the War of 1812 and Indian agent in St Louis, 
Mo., his daughter Lily (Graham) Frost, and his son-in-law 
Daniel M Frost (1823-1900), U. S. and Confederate Army 
officer and Missouri State senator. 

Gift 



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MS 65-693 
Kochtitzky, Otto, 1855-1935. 

Papers, 1850-1936. 7 ft. and 45 v. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

Engineer, of southeast Missouri. Correspondence (includ- 
ing 15 letter books), 30 account books, ledgers and journals, 
deeds, contracts, plats, insurance and tax papers, blueprints, 
engineering notes, maps, and newspaper clippings relating 
to Kochtitzky's project of reclaiming 3,000,000 acres of 
swampland in southeast Missouri. 

Gift. 



MS 65-694 
Lucas family. 

Papers, 1754-1954. 9 ft. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

Personal and business correspondence and other papers of 
John Baptiste Charles Lucas (1758-1842), U. S. Repre- 
sentative from Pennsylvania and U. S. Judge for the North- 
ern District of Louisiana; of his son, James H. Lucas (1800- 
1873), lawyer, banker, and philanthropist, of St Louis, Mo. ; 
and of the other members of the family. Includes accounts, 
deeds, legal papers, land papers, bills, correspondence about 
the papers, and genealogical material of the Lucas and allied 
families. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift. 



MS 65-695 
MacEenzie, Kenneth, 1797-1861. 

Papers, 1796-1918. ca. 1500 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 

Fur trader, organizer of the Columbia Fur Company, 
member of the firm of Chouteau & MacKenzie, an associate 
of Pierre Chouteau, Jr. & Company, commission merchant, 
and an investor in lands in Missouri, Illinois, and Minnesota. 
Business, personal, and family correspondence; accounts 
(1842-57) with business firms in St. Louis; legal documents; 
real estate papers (1840-84) of St Louis properties; bills 
of sale (1828-41) for slaves; papers (1849) of a sawmill op- 
eration in St. Louis; contract (1847) for building a wharf 
boat, St. Louis ; steamboat shipping orders ; and bills. Cor- 
respondents include John Jacob Astor, Benjamin F. Baker, 
Pierre Chouteau, Jr., Ramsay Crooks, Alexander Farbault, 
William Laidlaw, D. A. MacKenzie, and H. H Sibley. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift 



MS 66-696 
Methodist Church (United States) Conferences. New Eng- 
land. Historical Society. 
Church records, 1790-1963. 45 ft (200 items) 
In New England Methodist Historical Society Library 
(Boston University) 

Records of extinct or amalgamated churches chiefly in 
Massachusetts including Ashburnham, Ayre, Blandford, 
Boston, Brighton, Brookfield, Cambridge, Charlestown, 
Chelsea, Dorchester, East Boston, East Brookfield, Enfield, 
Forest Hills, Heath, HoUiston, Hyde Park, Ipswich, Ja- 
maica Plain, Jefferson, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn, Mansfield, 
Marblehead, Mendon, Mundale, Monroe, Needham, New- 
buryporfjNorth Brookfield, North Dana, North New Salem, 
North Reading, Norwood, Princeton, Boxbury, Somerville, 
Southampton, South Brookfield, South Royalston, South 
Wellfleet, South Worthington, Topsfield, Ware, West Aga- 
wam, West Pelham, Williamsburg, and Worcester. In- 
cludes records of churches in Eliot, Me. , Bristol and Cran- 
ston, R. I., Salem and Somers, Conn., and Corinth and 



Weston, Vt Also includes the circuit records of Asburn, 
Granville, Mansfield, Marlboro, Needham, Northfield, and 
Weston, Mass., Cooper, Me., Great Barrington, N. Y., and 
Manchester, Conn. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Deposited by local and New England churches, 1880-1964. 



MS 65-697 
Methodist Church (United States) Conferences. Neva Eng- 
land. Historical Society. 

Methodist correspondence, 1787-1940. 737 items. 

In New England Methodist Historical Society Library 
(Boston University) 

Letters to and from Methodist bishops, clergymen, and 
laymen about the Methodist Episcopal Church, classes, mis- 
sions, education, hymnody, societies, publications, and the 
New England Methodist Historical- Society. Includes let- 
ters written from prominent clergymen and laymen of other 
denominations about 19th century social reform. Corre- 
spondents include Bp. Francis Asbury, Osman Oleander 
Baker, Borden Parker Bowne, Bp. Thomas Coke, John 
Dempster, Wilbur Fisk, Bp. Elijah Hedding, Julia (Ward) 
Howe, Epaphras Kibby, Jesse Lee, Enoch Mudge, James 
Mudge, Charles Sumner Nutter, George Pickering, Charles 
Wesley, and John Wesley. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Purchases and deposits. 1880-1964. 



MS 65-698 
Perkins family. 

Papers, 1794-1915. ca. 200 items. 

In University of New Hampshire Library. 

Correspondence and other papers, chiefly 1830-75, of the 
Perkins family, of Unity, N. -H., primarily relating to the 
duties of Amos Perkins, a justice of the peace. 

Gift of Fisk Free Library, Claremont, N. H., 1963. For- 
merly owned by Abbie Perkins. 

MS 65-699 
Claiborne, William Charles Cole, 1775-1817. 

Papers, 1804-14. 122 items. 

In New Orleans Public Library, Louisiana Dept 

Governor of the Territory of Orleans and the State of 
Louisiana. Chiefly Claiborne letters and messages to and 
from the mayor and city council of New Orleans, together 
with city financial reports, itemized bills, petitions to the 
city_ council, and other papers. Letters sent by Claiborne 
are in English ; those received by him are in French. Names 
represented include Beverly Chew, Daniel Clark, Bar- 
thelemy Lafon, Louis Moreau Lislet, James Madison, Ber- 
nard Marigny, James Pitot, Julian Poydras, and James 
Wilkinson. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposit. 

MS 65-700 
Laussat, Pierre Clement de, 1756-1835. 

Papers, 1803-04. 68 items. 

In New Orleans Public Library, Louisiana Dept 

28 transcripts (handwritten) of directives in the National 
Archives and the Bibliotheque nationale. 

French colonial prefect in Louisiana. Letters, directives, 
and broadsides of Laussat, the Spanish commissioners, and 
William C. C. Claiborne, relating to the transfer of 
Louisiana from Spain to France on Nov. 30, 1803, and the 
transfer from France to the United States on Dec. 20, 1803- 
All of the papers except a letter by Claiborne are in French. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposit 



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c . „ . „„ _, . MS 65-701 

St Maxent, Gilberto Antonio de, d. 1794. 
^Documents concerning the estate and succession of Don 
Gilberto Antonio de St Maxent ca.4ft 

In New Orleans Public Library, Louisiana Dept 

Inventories, a copy of the will and testimony of St Max- 
ent, marriage records, acts of sale, and other papers in 
French and Spanish concerning his estate and heirs 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Deposit. 

O'Conor, Charles, 1804-1884. MS65-702 

Papers, 1800-75. ca.l2ft 

In New York Law Institute Library. 

Lawyer, of New York City. Legal memoranda, opinions, 
and briefs of O'Conor, together with printed transcripts of 
cases and opponents' briefs relating to O'Conor's wide law 
practice which covered both personal and corporate rela- 
tions. Includes material concerning the Forrest divorce 
case (Catherine N. Forrest vs. Edwin Forrest) ; papers (col- 
lected by O'Conor) of other practicing lawyers, connected 
with cases m which he was involved; eulogies and other 
material relating to O'Conor's death; and an index of the 
opinions and cases. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 
Gift of Mr. O'Conor. 

MS 65-703 
SobeL Bernard, 1887-1964. 

Papers, 1920 5 s-64. ca. 250 items. 

In New York Public Library, Theatre Collection. 

Author and theatrical press agent Letters to Sobel from 
his associates in the theater, including actors, producers, 
publicists, and others; and letters relating to Sobel's career 
as a writer on theater subjects, a compiler of "Theatre hand- 
book," and author of "Burleycue," and other plays 

Gift of Mrs. Philip Lee. 

in j o ,. MS 65-704 

Binder, Carroll, 1896-1956. 

Papers, ca. 1910-56. 11,750 items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Journalist. Chiefly correspondence, together with condo- 
lences, clippings, photos., and other papers, relating largely 
to Binder's work as the first full-time labor reporter and a 
war correspondent, foreign correspondent, publisher's as- 
sistant, editorial writer, and foreign service editor on the 
Chicago daily news and as editorial editor of the Minneap- 
olis star and the Minneapolis morning and Sunday tribune. 
Correspondents include Binder's wife, Dorothy (Walton) 
Binder, and John Cowles, Clarence Darrow, Hubert EL 
Humphrey, Graham Hutton, John S. Knight, Frank Knox, 
Owen Lattimore, Robert Morss Lovett, Archibald MacLeish, 
Edgar Ansel Mowrer, Paul Scott Mowrer, Hal O'Flaheitv, 
Lessing J. Rosenwald, Adlai E. Stevenson, William Stone- 
man, Clifton Utley, and George Weller. 

Unpublished catalog in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mrs. Binder. 

^ » ,.•■_* t MS65-705 

Casey, Robert Joseph, 1890-1962. 

Papers, ca^ 1910-62. 20ft 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Author and journalist Chiefly mss. of Casey's work, to- 
gether with correspondence, diaries, scrapbooks, dust covers, 
and Casey clippings and souvenirs. Some material relates 
to his work for the Chicago daily news as a reporter and a 
war correspondent daring World Wars i and n. 

Unpublished descriptive analysis in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Casey. 



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MS 65-706 
Mowrer, Paul Scott, 1887- 

Papers, 1913-64. 269 items. 
In Newberry Library (Chicago) 
_ Journalist Chiefly Mowrer's works, together with letters, 
six diaries, scrapbooks, notes, souvenirs, and clippings by 
and about Mowrer and his works. Some material relates to 
his work as a journalist with the Chicago daily news daring 
the two World Wars. 
Card catalog in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Mowrer. 

™ ~ MS65-707 

Pargellis, Stanley McCrory, 1898- 

Papers, 1942-62. ca. 14,000 items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Professor of history and librarian. Official history of the 
Newberry Library while Pargellis was librarian, together 
with papers relating to his professional historical activities. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 65-708 
Wyatt, Edith Franklin, 1873-1958. 

Papers, 1894-1955. 409 items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Author. Correspondence, drafts of works, contracts, 
scrapbooks, clippings, and mementos. Includes some letters 
from William Dean Howells, Vaehel Lindsay, Edgar Lee 
Masters, and other authors. 

Catalog in the library's Manuscript division. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Faith Wyatt 

MS65-709 
Pate family. 

Papers. 1815-98. 1588 items. 

In North Carolina State Dept of Archives and History 
collections. 

Correspondence and other papers of the Pate family of 
Northampton Co.. N. C.,and the Jackson family; together 
with some items relating to John Ivey, Hubard Ivey, Nancy 
Iyey, and the children of Boling and Penny Boon. Includes 
bills, receipts, advertisements, poems, promissory notes, 
family and business accounts, legal papers, records of cotton 
liens and shipments and lumber and railroad ties delivered, 
almanacs, newspapers, and other printed matter. The ma- 
terials mainly relate to Burwell Pate (1820-1871) and his 
spn, John Wesley Pate (1847-1896). The younger Pate 
corresponded with commission merchants in Norfolk. Va., 
Petersburg, Va., and Baltimore, Md., and with an agent in 
Portsmouth, Va., and commission merchants in New York 
regarding the cutting and sale of railroad ties. His par- 
ticipation in public school matters in Northampton Co. is 
reflected in his appointment as school committeeman to Dis- 
trict 5, Northampton Co., notices of meetings, disbursement 
of funds, and a list of white and Negro children in School 
District 23, Oconechee Township. 

Gift of Walter Lee Pate, 1959. 

MS 65-710 
Potter, Henry, 1765-1857. 

Papers, 1795-1861. 115 items. 

In North Carolina State Dept of Archives and History 
collections. 

Lawyer and U. S. Judge of the District of North Carolina. 
Correspondence (1795-1821), depositions, deeds, accounts, 
receipts, blueprints, and other papers relating to the chums 
of Potter's father-in-law, James Easton, to lands in Tennes- 
see and Potter's efforts to settle those claims on behalf of his ^ 
wife, Sylvia (Easton) Potter, and their children. 

Gift of John P. Stedman, 1955. 



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d t „- . MS 66-711 

Pou, James Hinton, 1861-1935. 

Papers, 1914-20. 206 items. 

In North Carolina State Dept. of Archives and History 
collections. 

Lawyer, of Smithfield and Raleigh, N. C. Correspond- 
ence, speeches, photos^ newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and 
other papers relating to Pou's activities in civic and State 
affairs, particularly war work. Correspondence includes 
many requests for speeches from the National Defense Coun- 
cil, county defense chairmen, and War Loan committees; 
communications with military personnel illustrating Pou's 
concern for all soldiers and their families and his stress on 
government insurance; and letters of appreciation from 
Negro leaders— C. N. Hunter, editor of The Raleigh Inde- 
pendent, and James E. Shephard, president of the National 
Training School at Durham. N. C. Other correspondents 
include Governors Thomas Walter Biekett, Robert B Glenn 
and Oliver Max Gardner; U. S. Senator Lee Slater Over- 
man of North Carolina; U. S. Representatives Joseph Sher- 
man Frelinghuysen of New Jersey, and Leonidas Dunlap 
Robinson of North Carolina; Kemp D. Battle: Francis 
Henry Fries; Edward Kidder Graham: Henry A. Page; 
and Lycurgis Rayner Varser. 



MS 65-712 
Quintan-Monroe Lumber Company. 

Records, 1900-14. 16 boxes. 

In North Carolina State Dept. of Archives and History 
collections. 

Letterbooks, statements, accounts, contracts, invoices, re- 
ports, promissory notes, insurance policies, and other papers 
of the lumber company and an affiliated company, the 
Tuckaseigee Lumber Company operating in western North 
Carolina; together with a letterbook of McNabb and Ben- 
nett (Oct.-Dec 1900) and some personal and business 
papers of Edwin E. Quinlan. The correspondence reflects 
various phases of timber cutting and lumber manufacturing 
and such lumber industry problems as transportation and 
employment of personnel After the death in 1909 of E. E. 
Quinlan, his son Charles wrote many letters relating to his 
father's estate and to business matters. 

Gift of Mrs. Christopher Crittenden, Mi* Betsey Lane 
Quinlan, and Mrs. George Seaborn, 1955. 



o •«. t • „ MS 65-713 

Smith, Jessica Randolph. 

Papers, 1871-1934. 122 items. 

In North Carolina State Dept. of Archives and History 
collections. 

In part, photocopies. 

Resident of North Carolina. Correspondence, speeches, 
reports, minutes, invitations, programs, printed matter, 
newspaper clippings, and other papers chiefly relating to 
the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Civil War, 
and the claim of Miss Smith's father, Orren Randolph 
Smith, to be the designer of the Confederate flag. Includes 
material on the Daughters of the American Revolution, the 
National Society of Colonial Dames of America, and the 
George Washington Bicentennial Celebration, 1732-1932. 
Correspondents include May Borglum, wife of Gutzon 
Borglum, discussing his work on the Stone Mountain Mem- 
orial at Atlanta, Ga., and the North Carolina Monument at 
Gettysburg, and Sol Bloom, associate director of the U. S. 
Commission for the Celebration of the Two Hundredth An- 
niversary of the Birth of George Washington. 



MS 65-714 
Whitfield, Nathan Bryan, 1835-1914. 

Papers, 1874-1905. 65 items. 

In North Carolina State Dept of Archives and History 
collections. 

Resident of Lenoir Co., N. C. Correspondence, memo- 
randum books (1881-1904), reports, resolutions, certificates, 
newspapers, printed matter and other papers dealing with 
the grange and farmer's alliance movement in North Caro- 
lina, particularly on a local or county level. Includes ma- 
terial relating to tariff and protection of agriculture; the 
Patrons of Husbandry; Farmers State Alliance of North 
Carolina; the Knights of Honor of the Supreme, Grand and 
Subordinate Lodges; and Civil Sub-Division of County, 
State, or Territory of the Southern Cotton Association. 
Correspondents include Alexander Q. Holladay, first presi- 
dent of North Carolina College of Agriculture and Me- 
chanic Arts, and U. S. Senator Zebulon Vance, of North 
Carolina. 

Gift of Miss Nattie Lou Whitfield, 1955. 

MS 65-715 
Ackland, William Hayes, 1856-1940. 

Papers, 1847-1937. ca. 4000 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (3547) 

Author and lawyer, of Washington, D. C. and donor of 
the Ackland Art Museum at the University of North Caro- 
lina. Correspondence, short stories, novels, plays, journals, 
notebooks, scrapbooks, and an autograph collection. In- 
cludes social letters to Ackland, from people in England 
and the United States; and letters from relatives in Ten- 



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Unpublished description in the library. 
Bequest of Mr. Ackland. 

_ , „ ., MS65-716 

Barnsley family. 

Papers, 1838-1916. 315 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1521) 

In part, microfilm (negative) of one vol. 

Correspondence, diaries, plantation journal (1859-61), 
reminiscences about life in Brazil, and other papers. In- 
cludes the Civil War diary and reminiscences of George 
Scarborough Barnsley (b. 1837), of Woodlands (Cass Ca), 
Ga.,and Brazil, while serving as a private in the 8th Georgia 
Regiment, a hospital steward, a medical student, and as an 
assistant surgeon in the Confederacy; correspondence of 
George's father, Godfrey Barnsley (1805-1873), cotton ex- 
porter of Savannah, Ga., and New Orleans, and of his 
brother, Lucien Barnsley (b. 1840), Civil War soldier and 
emigrant to Brazil; and papers relating to emigration from 
the U. S. to Brazil under the leadership of Frank McMullen. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired, 1948 and 1962. 

MS 65-717 
Bjorkman, Edwin August, 1866-1951. 

Papers, 1885-1954. 12,000 items. 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (3070) 

Swedish-American critic, translator, journalist, and au- 
thor. Literary, personal, family, and business corre- 
spondence ; writings ; clippings; and photos. Correspondents 
include Zee AMns, Van Wyck Brooks, James Branch Cabell, 
Olive Tilford Dargan (Fielding Burke) , John Galsworthy, 
Francis Grierson, Archibald Henderson, Henry Goddard 
Leach, William Lyon Phelps, Upton Beall Sinclair, Free- 
man Tilden, and Allan Eugene UpdegTaff. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Lucy M Bjorkman, 1954-64. 



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*■> *m.. MS 65-718 

Cooper, William Aodley, 1817-1888. 

Papers, 1795-1930. 1376 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (3687) 

Correspondence and papers of Couper, of St Simons 
Island and Marietta, Ga>, of his wife, Hannah Page (King) 
Couper, and of their families. Includes papers of Cooper's 
father, John Couper; papers of Mrs. Couper's grandfather, 
William Page; letters from Mrs. Coaper's mother, Anna 
Matilda (Page) King, and her father, Thomas Butler King, 
U. S. Representative from Georgia; and letters and papers 
of the Couper children, especially their daughter, Anna Re- 
becca (Couper) Marshall, wife of Charles MacLean Mar- 
shall, of Rome, Ga., and of her children. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired, 1964. 



MS 66-719 
Dawson, Nathaniel Henry Rhodes, 1829-1895. 

Papers, 1851-1915. ca. 350 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (210) 

In part, microfilm (negative, 1 reel). 

Confederate Army officer and lawyer, of Alabama, Cor- 
respondence (chiefly 1861) of Dawson with his fiancee, Elo- 
die Todd, of Selma, Ahu, while in Confederate Army camps 
in Virginia relating to camp life, battles (particularly the 
first Manassas), President Lincoln, and the Todd family; 
microfilmed correspondence (1851-1917) relating to family 
history and Alabama politics; diary (1887) ; and four scrap- 
books. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of N. H. R. Dawson, before 1940; additional items 
lent for filming, 1950. 



. MS65-720 

Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947. 

Papers, 1901-64. ca. 19 ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (3613) 

Lawyer, legislator, Lieutenant Governor and Governor of 
North Carolina, president of the Cleveland Cloth Milla at 
Shelby, N. C, director of the Sperry Corporation, Chair- 
man_of the Advisory Board of the U. S. Office of War 
Mobilization and Reconversion, and Under Secretary of the 
Treasury. Correspondence (1905-47) ; notebooks and scrap- 
books (1901-29) consisting mainly of clippings relating to 
Gardner's activities; and papers after 1947 of Gardner's 
wife, Fay Lamar (Webb) Gardner, including clippings 
pertaining to Gardner's biography and memorials. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Gardner, 1962-64. 



MS 65-721 
Graham, William Alexander, 1804-1875. 

Papers, 1750-1927. 7 ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (285) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and microfilm (nega- 
tive, part of a reel). 

Governor of North Carolina, State legislator, U. S. Sena- 
tor, Secretary of the Navy, and Confederate senator. Cor- 
respondence with prominent State and national political 
figures; a microfilm copy of a diary (1776-86) and account 



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book of John Graham; Graham family papers, including 
papers concerning the operation of Vesuvius Furnace (the 
Graham family iron foundry) ; a Civil War roll book for 
Company A, 44th Regt North Carolina Infantry: journal 
(1874-76) of the proceedings of the Board of Arbitrators, 
Maryland and Virginia boundary line; household accounts; 
law notes; and slave lists. Includes typewritten copies of 
letters (1823-77) to and from Graham, accumulated by Dr. 
J. G. de Roulhac Hamilton while editing the Graham 
papers, now in process of publication by the State Dept of 
Archives and History, Raleigh, N. C. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Purchase, 1938; gift of Mrs. J. Ernest Erwin, 1943; and 
one volume lent for microfilming by the North Carolina 
State Dept of Archives and History. , 



„ MS 65-722 

HaskeD, Alexander Cheves, 1839-1910. 

Papers, 1849-1905. 185 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (320 and M-2549) 

In part, microfilm (negative, part of a reel). 

Confederate Army officer, lawyer, and jurist, of South 
Carolina. Letters, chiefly 1861-65, from Haskell, colonel 
and assistant adjutant general of General Maxcy Gregg's 
brigade, while he was stationed in camps in South Carolina 
and Virginia, to his parents in Abbeville, S. C, describing 
army life, battles, comments on officers, and family news; 
together with a few post-Civil War items, primarily pertain- 
ing to the war; pre- and post-Civil War letters of Haskell's 
brother, John Cheves Haskell (b. 1841) and a typescript of 
Civil War reminiscences ; and biographical material on Lang- 
don Cheves (d. 1863). Mention is made of Haskell's other 
brothers, Captains Charles T. Haskell, Jr. (1835-1863) and 
William T. Haskell (1887-1863), and of Haskell's first wife, 
Rebecca (Singleton) Haskell (1839-1862). 
Unpublished description in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. R. C. Daly, before 1940; Mrs. Preston Has- 
kell, 1943 ; and Dr. Charles C. Haskell, 1946. 



MS 65-723 
Hobbs, Mary (MendenhaU) 1852-1930, collector. 

Papers relating to the manumission of slaves by the So- 
ciety of Friends in North Carolina, 1778-1845. 124 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection ( 1294 and 2055 ) 

Papers of Richard MendenhaU, of Guilford Co., N. C, 
and of others relating to the manumission activities of the 
Society of Friends in North Carolina. Includes Menden- 
hall's papers concerning arrangements for sending a group 
of liberated slaves from North Carolina to Haiti in 1826, 
under the auspices of the Society of Friends; and letter 
press books, minutes, accounts, and other papers of North 
Carolina organizations dedicated to manumission and coloni- 
zation. 

Gift of Mrs. Hobbs, 1930. 



MS 65-724 
Holmes family. 

Papers, 1781-1932. 100 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1525, 1725, and M-1398) 

In part, microfilm (negative, part of a reel). 

Family correspondence, chiefly 1840-54, and other papers 
of Henry McCauley Holmes (d. 1854) , a physician of Green- 
ville District, S. C, his wife, Eliza Ford (Gibbes) Holmes, 
their daughter, Emma Edwards Holmes (1838-1910), 
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Holmes family. Papers, 1781-1932. (Continued) 

(1854-76) as executrix of her husband's estate, and corre- 
spondence with her father, W. S. Gibbes, with her King and 
Debaussure family relatives and with Daniel Heyward- cor- 
respondence, chiefly 1864-75, between her sons, Wilmot 
Holmes, commission merchant in Charleston, S C and 
Henry M. Holmes, physician of Silver Springs, Fla.' and 
Xamestone Springs, S. C. ; Henry Holmes' estate book (1854- 
57); pocket account book (1861-74); journal (1850) of a 
trip from Charleston to Wilmington, N. C, Washington, 
DC, and the Valley of Virginia; and a schoolbook (1876) 
and diary (1861-66) of Emma Holmes while she was in 
Charleston. The earliest papers consist of deeds, indentures, 
Mis, and receipts. Later material consists of scattered 
Holmes and Pasteur family items. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired, 1948-50. Diary of Emma Holmes lent for film- 
ing by Calvin Holmes, 1947. 



Jones, Cadwallader, I. 1843. ^ ^^ 

Papers, 1859-1925. 200 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (2487) 

Confederate Army officer. Chiefly letters to Cadwallader 
from friends and members of his family at Hillsboro, N C 
written during the Civil War. The earliest items (1859^ 
60) are letters to Jones while he was in Bock Hill, S C 
The later items, chiefly 1922-25, are Civil War reminiscences 
written by Jones to his brother, General Willie Jones. 

Acquired, 1942. 



T „ MS 65-726 

Jones, George Washington, 1806-1884. 

Papers, 1835-84. 114 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1837) 

Clerk of the court of Lincoln Co., Tenn., U. S. Representa- 
tive, and member of the Tennessee Constitutional Conven- 
tion of 1870. Political correspondence and papers, chiefly 
1840-79, pertaining to Tennessee politics and national issues. 
Among.the correspondents is Aaron Venable Brown (1795- 
1859). 

Unpublished description in the library. 
Acquired, 1951. 



tt- ™. MS 65-727 

King, Thomas Butler, 1800-1864. 

Papers, 1763-1870. 5 ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1252) 

Planter, railroad promoter, State legislator, U. S. Repre- 
sentative from Georgia, and U. S. Collector of the Port of 
San Francisco, Calif. Correspondence and papers, chiefly 
1835-68, concerning King's business and public activities, 
the management of Retreat Plantation, St Simons Island, 
Ga., family life, the education of his children, and the war 
experiences of his sons as Confederate Army officers; and 
correspondence of King's wife, Anna Matilda (Page) King 
and of their children. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Acquired, 1947-56. 



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MS 65-728 
Lacy, Drury, 1802-1884. 

Papers, 1823-1903. 1662 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (3641) 

Presbyterian clergyman, Confederate Army hospital 
chaplain, and president of Davidson College, Davidson, 
N. C. Personal correspondence, sermons, and other papers. 
Includes correspondence among the Lacy and Dewey fam- 
ilies and their friends covering a period of 80 years; and 
records relating to musical and literary societies and to 
classes in Charlotte, N. C, of Lacy's daughter, Bessie L. 
(Mrs. Thomas Webber Dewey) who was active in cultural 
and Presbyterian Church affairs. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of three great-grandchildren of the Lacv familv 
1963-64. J ' 

„ „ MS 65-729 

McBee family. 

Correspondence, 1860-1935. (MS 64-559) 
Addition, 1754-1900. 1740 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (2263) 

Family and business papers of Vardry McBee (177&- 
1864), planter, railroad official and promoter, and mill owner 
of Lincolnton, N. C, and Greenville, S. C. ; of his son, Vardry 
Alexander McBee (1818-1904), lawyer, railroad official and 
promoter, and planter, of Lincolnton, N. C; and of his 
grandson, Vardry McBee (ca. 1860-1938), an Episcopal 
clergyman and musician of Ronda, N. C. Includes ledgers 
and diaries (1857-60 and 1878) of Vardry A McBee. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Purchase. 1964. 

„ , . M ^_ MS65-730 

Mackay family. 

Papers, 1743-1915. 4 ft. and 3 reels of microfilm (nega- 
tive) v ^ 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (470) 

Correspondence; plantation, mercantile, and shipping rec- 
ords; miscellaneous accounts; and other papers (chiefly 
1800-65) of Robert Mackay (1772-1865), merchant of Savan- 
nah, Ga., his wife Eliza (McQueen) Mackay (1778-1862) 
and their children and relatives. The papers relate to busi- 
ness, political, and social life in England (1806-11) and in 
Georgia, chiefly Savannah Among the Mackay children 
were William Mein Mackay (1804-1859), merchant of 
Savannah; John Mackay (1805-1849), officer in the U. S. 
Army Engineer Corps; Mary Anne, who married Benjamin 
Edward Stiles, merchant of Savannah; and Elizabeth, who 
married William Henry Stiles (1810-1865), U. S. Repre- 
sentative from Georgia, charge d'affaires in Austria, and 
planter in upper Georgia. Includes Couper family material 
(on microfilm) pertaining chiefly to John Hamilton Couper, 
whose daughter married Robert Mackay Stiles (1836-1865) 
son of William Henry Stiles; and short personal diaries of 
Robert Mackay, William Mackay, Charles Roberts, Benja- 
min E. Stiles, and others. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gifts of Phoebe Elliott, through Mrs. F. B. Screven, 1937- 
39; Mrs. W. D. Screven, 1944; John Stiles, 1947; and Robert 
Stiles, 1945. 

MS65-731 
Merrill, Aaron Stanton, 1890- 

Papers, 1912-48. 4 ft. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1592) 

Naval officer. Personal and official papers, chiefly during 
the 1940's. Includes a diary (1917, 1921-22, 1930, and 
1936-38) ; the Commandant's Log, 8th Naval District, 1946- 
47; reports on the Near East and China; and scrapbooks. 

Acquired, 1949. 



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MS 65-732 
Mnrpliey, Archibald De Bow, 1777-1832. 

Papers, 1768-1830. 55 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (533) 

Lawyer, of North Carolina. Correspondence, deeds, land 
grants, and surveys relating to tracts.of land in Orange Co., 
N. C. 

Some of the letters have been published in The papers of 
Archibald D. Murphey (1914), edited by William Henry 
Hoyt J 

Acquired from the North Carolina Historical Society, 
prior to 1940; and from Archibald M Aiken, Jr., 1948. 

^ -,-,.. MS 65-733 

Page, William, planter. 

Papers, 1783-1825. 2 ft. 

In University of North Carolina, Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1254) 

Cotton planter of St Lukes Parish, S. C.,and St Simons 
Island, Ga. Chiefly correspondence and business papers, in- 
cluding bills and receipts, relating to the ownership of land, 
the shipment and marketing of cotton, the purchase of arti- 
cles for plantation and personal use, and the settlement of 
the estates of Joseph Dopson and John Timmons of South 
Carolina and Thomas Cater of Georgia; and legal docu- 
ments. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. J. Randolph Anderson, 1947. 

MS 65-734 
Parsley, Eliza HaH 

Papers, 1864-1922. 600 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (576) 

In part, microfilm (negative, part of a reel). 

Letters and papers received or collected by Mrs. Parsley, 
of Wilmington, N. C, in her capacity as an active member 
and president of the North Carolina Division of the United 
Daughters of the Confederacy. Includes letters (some on 
microfilm) relating to the Civil War career and death of Lt 
CoL William Murdock Parsley (1840-1865). of Wilmington; 
memoranda (May 1864) concerning his capture at Spotsyl- 
vania, Va„ and his imprisonment at Fort Delaware, DeL; 
scrapbook of clippings on Confederate and other Southern 
topics; and a pocket notebook (1865) of an unknown writer, 
probably in Wilmington. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Oscar A. Hamilton, before 1940. 

'■. MS65-735 

Polk family. 

Papers, 1773-1915. 4 ft 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (606 and M-2341) 

In part, microfilm (negative, 1 reel) of 39 items lent for 
filming by Lucius E. Burch, Jr. 

Family and business correspondence, chiefly of the 1820's 
and 1830's of Colonel William Polk (1758-1834), a Revolu- 
tionary soldier of Raleigh, N. C. ; his son, Lucius J. Polk, who 
married Mary Ann (Eastin) Polk; and other members of 
the Polk family of North Carolina and Tennessee. Includes 
ledgers and letter copybooks (1797-1834) of William Polk; 
notebooks and accounts (1821-72) of Lucius J. Polk; letter 
press copies (1866-75) of Henry Clay Teatman (d. 1910), 
of Nashville, Tenn. ; letters (1860-68) from Yeatman to his 
* wife; political and business correspondence (1840-61) of 
, John Bell (1797-1869) ; and microfilm of family corre- 
spondence (1818-^76). Other correspondents include George 
Edmund Badger, John D. Hawkins, William J. Polk, and 
members of the Devereux, Hawkins, and Raynor families. 

Gift of T. P. Teatman and Jennie Yeatman, before 1940. 



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MS 65-736 
Quitman family. 

Papers, 1784-1940. 8 ft. (4000 items) 
In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (436 and 616) 

Correspondence and social, economic, and political papers 
of four generations of the Quitman family and the related 
Duncan, Lovell, and Turner families of Natchez, Miss., and 
Sewanee, Tenn. Includes a journal and other papers of 
John Anthony Quitman (1799-1858), soldier, planter, Gov- 
ernor, and U S. Representative from Mississippi ; social and 
family correspondence of John Quitman's wife, Eliza Quit- 
man, and of their children, in-laws, and grandchildren; ser- 
mons and mbs. of writings of Frederick Henry Quitman; 
Mississippi plantation records (1866-84) of William Stor- 
row Lovell; and diaries and account books of other members 
of the family. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Rose Lovell, before 1940; and William S. Lovell, 
1942. 



MS 65-737 
Ramsey, James Gettys McGready, 1797-1884. 

Papers, 1789-1883. ca. 100 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (2328) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and microfilm (nega- 
tive, part of a reel) . 

Author and physician, of Knoxville, Tenn. Correspond- 
ence, autobiography, and other papers. Includes a type- 
script of the Civil War diary of Ramsey's wife, Margaret 
B. Crozier Ramsey; a ms. of "Our women in the war," by 
Sue R. Alexander; and a microfilm of a ms. of a geography 
book. 

Gift of Dr. James R. Alexander, 1941. 

MS 65-738 
Simrall, Charles Harrington, 1843-1901. 

Papers, 1853-1936. ca. 1200 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1665) 

Lawyer, of Covington, Ky., and counsel for the Cincin- 
nati, New Orleans, and Texas Pacific Railway Company 
and for other railroads. Correspondence (1863-1901) of 
Simrall with his wife, Isabella Downing Price Simrall; pre- 
Civil War letters relating to a mercantile business in Coving- 
ton; Civil War letters reflecting the viewpoint of Southern 
sympathizers in Kentucky; and postwar papers chiefly relat- 
ing to Simrall's legal practice primarily as a lawyer for rail- 
roads. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. V. G. Collis, 1949. 

MS 65-739 
Spencer, Cornelia (Phillips) 1825-1908. 

Papers, 1833-1924. 3 ft. (1000 items) 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (683) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) in 20 v, of Mrs. Spen- 
cer's correspondence and writings (1838-1919) from orig- 
inals in various sources, including other departments of 
the University of North Carolina Library, the State Dept 
of Archives and History, the State Library at Raleigh, 
N. C, the Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and 
Reformed Churches, Montreat, N. C., and newspapers. 

Author, of Chapel Hill, N. C. Correspondence, diaries, 
articles, scrapbooks, and other material, dealing with daily 
life at Chapel Hill, N. C, affairs of its residents, and the 
University of North Carolina, particularly its struggle dur- 
ing Reconstruction days. Includes personal, family, and 
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Spencer, Cornelia (Phillips) 1825-1908. Papers 1833- 
1924. (Continued) ' 

^ 6 , ( *£ S -.,/ ames Love ) »* d to *« sister-in-law, Mrs. 
Charles Phillips; articles by Mrs. Spencer, primarily writ- 
ten for magazines and newspapers; and 48 vols, of class 
lectures of Mrs. Spencer's father, the Rev. James Phillips 
mathematics professor at the University of North Carolina 
on astronomy, mathematics, and natural philosophy ' 

Acquired, before 1940; and to 1954. 

Steele, John, 1764-1815. MS65 - 7 *° 

Papers, 1716-1861. 2 ft, (2680 items) 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (689. 690. 691. and 2722) 

State kgishtfor U. S. Representative from North Caro- 
lina, U. b- Indian Commissioner, militia officer, U. S. Comp- 
troller oi ! the Currency, member of the commission to settle 
^boundary between North Carolina, South Carolina, and 
Georgia, and farmer, of Salisbury, N. C. Chiefly business 
correspondence and papers relating to Steele's career to- 
gether with social and family correspondence of his wife, 
Mary Steele and his three daughters. Includes an account 
book and obligations (1789-98) due Steele; nine vols, of 
miscellaneous accounts (1760-1802) ; and a fee book (1789- 
90) of ^John Steele, Clerk and Master in Equity, Rowan 

Unpublished description in the library. 

A number of these letters have been published in James 
bprunt historical monographs, no. 3 and in The papers of 
John Steele, edited by H. M. Wagstaff (1924) . 

Acquired from the North Carolina Historical Society be- 
fore 1940 ; and from the Henderson family. 

Thomason, Robert Ewing, 1879- MS "~ W1 

Papers, 1931-47. 117 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1377) 

Lawyer, State legislator, mayor of El Paso, Tex., and 
U.&. Representative from Texas. Letters, chiefly 1940-45 
written to Thomason while he was a member of the House of 
Kepresentabyes and while serving on the House Military 
Affairs Committee. J 

Gift of Mr. Thomason, 1947. 

Thompson, George Sidney, 1839-1876. MS 65-742 

Confederate quartermaster records, 1861-65. ca 1000 
items. 

In University of North Carolina Library. Southern His- 
torical Collection (551) 

Confederate Army officer. Requisitions for supplies, 
muster rolk, gay records, vouchers, receipts, and military 

tvflW'' ^ ** Norti CaM ** KegimenS 
kept chiefly by Thompson while serving as quartermaster 

under General James H Lane of the 28th Regiment, and as 
chief quartermaster of Sub-District 1 of theJElitery Dis- 
trict of Florida. J 
Unpublished description in the library 
Gift of Mrs. H. C. Thompson, before 1941. 

Thompson family. MS 65-743 

Papers, 1809-1924. 150 items. 

Jh University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1460) "** 

Papers of the Thompson and Malone families, of Ala- 
bama. Includes an account book (1858-61) ; family corre- 
spondence and business papers of Lawrence Thompson and 
his wife, Rebecca Thompson (d. 1856) ; letters, chiefly 1849- 



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59, from Thompson relatives in Louisiana, Tennessee, and 
Mississippi; Confederate Army and prisoner-of-war remi- 
niscences of Joseph N. Thompson; papers of Goodloe W. 
Malone; and childhood reminiscences by Lucie Malone 
Thompson, who married Joseph N. Thompson in 1869. 
Gift of Lucien M Thompson, 1946. 

tut tt ., MS 65-744 

Tomb, James Hamilton. 

Papers, 1855-1936. ca. 350 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collections (723) 

Chief engineer in the Confederate and Brazilian Navies 
and an officer of the Norfolk and Western Railroad. Papers 
mainly relating to Confederate naval history Includes 
memoirs (1861-65) ; letters from W. S. Wells who was on 
the U. S. S. New Ironsides in Charleston harbor in October 
1863; pictures; writings concerning Confederate naval ves- 
sels; miscellaneous clippings; and war diary (July 1917- 
Aug. 1918) of William Victor Tomb (d. 1941 ) . 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Memoirs have been published in part in the Official records 
of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Re- 
bellion. 

Gifts of William Victor Tomb and James Harvey Tomb 
1935 and 1941. f » 

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Wetmore, Thomas CogdeD, 1869-1906. 

Papers, 1872-1908. 950 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (3701) 

Episcopal clergyman at Fletcher and Arden in Buncombe 
Co., N. C, and founder, with his wife, Susanna Bqone Allan 
Wetmore, of Christ School for Boys at Arden. Correspond- 
ence between Wetmore and Susanna before their marriage in 
1893 and afterwards when he was away raising funds or 
when she was away ; and family letters to Mrs. Wetmore. 

Unpublished description in the library 

Purchase, 1964. 

Whitaker, Jonathan Lewis. MS65-746 

Civil War letters, 1862-65. 70 items. 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (3674) ^^ 

Physician, of Orange Co., N. Y. Letters from Whitaker, 
chiefly to his wife, Julia A Wells Whitaker of Gibson, Pa. 
while he was serving at a U. S. military hospital at Chester! 
*£., and as an assistant surgeon with the U. S. Colored 
Troops, mainly near Beaufort, S. C. The letters describe 
Wnitaker's living conditions and activities as an Army 
physician. J 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Purchased from Richard E. Langford, 1964. 

im.-* u j T.T-,,- MS 65-747 

Whitehead, Williamson. 

Papers, 1861-75. 63 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1464) 

Businessman, public official, and justice of the peace in 
Cumberland Co., N. C. Business papers (1861-71) consist- 
ing chiefly of bills and accounts for building, shipping pur- 
chasing, and miscellaneous aflairs, and items relating to 
rental property for which Whitehead was an agent; diary 
(1861-64) kept while he was serving as a clerk in the 1st 
£°*V Carolina Infantry Ee £iment: and communications 
^ 4 l r *T om U -. S - Attorney, R. C. Badger, U. S. Marshal, 
J. B. Hill, and the U. S. Comptroller's Office, Washington, 
D. C. Includes a typewritten transcript of the diary 

Gift of Margaret R. Whitehead. 1948; and Claude W 
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MS 65-748 
Williams family. 

Papers, 1799-1919. 1058 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (787) 

Correspondence, diary, list of merchandise, accounts, 
deeds, indentures, apprentice bonds, and other legal and busi- 
ness documents of the Williams family of Wilmington, N. C, 
Scotland, and elsewhere. Includes family, business, and 
legal papers (1800-29) of John W. Williams of Glasgow, 
Scot., who emigrated to Wilmington, N. C, around 1800; 
letters to John from his mother in Scotland ; letters from his 
brothers, Robert Williams in Jamaica, B. W. L, and William 
A. Williamson, a surgeon in the British Navy ; papers (1830- 
35) relating to the settlement of the estate of Joseph Gome 
in Wilmington and Scotland; correspondence (1844) of the 
related Iredell family of Wilmington, particularly between 
William Augustus Williams, Jr. and Jane Iredell Meares; 
letters (1916-19) ) from Frank and Robert Williams, serving 
in the Army during World War i; and diary (1833) of Wil- 
liam A. Williams of Wilmington on a trip to England and 
Scotland. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Allen Jones and Mrs. Henry McMillan, 1937. 

MS 65^749 
Zoeller, Edward V 1857-1944. 

Papers, 1885-1934. ca. 500 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1780) 

Pharmacist, of Tarboro, N. C. Letters, chiefly 1891-1912, 
relating to pharmacy, written to Zoeller from other pharma- 
cists and officers in pharmacy organizations in North Caro- 
lina; letters after 1890 relating to the Farmers' Oil Mills 
(manufacturers of cottonseed products in Tarboro) of which 
Zoeller was secretary-treasurer; and records (1890-1917) of 
the Farmers' Oil Mills. Correspondents include Franklin 
Wills Hancock, of Oxford, N. C, William Simpson, and 
Francis Preston Venable, of Chapel HilL N. C. 

Bequest of Mr. Zoeller, 1948. 



MS 65-750 
Aandahl, Fred George, 1897- 
Speeches, 1944-50. 92 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Governor of North Dakota. Includes 10 issues of Am- 
dahl's "Report from Washington." 
Gift of Mr. Aandahl. 



MS 65-751 
Bismarck Women's Community Council. 

Records, 1924-59. 1 ft. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Correspondence, minutes of meetings, treasurers' reports, 
membership rolls, and list of women's organizations. 

MS 65-752 
Boiler, Henry A 1836-1902. 

Papers, 1853-1904. 2 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Clerk at Fort Atkinson, N. D., trading post Letters from 
Boiler to his relatives in Philadelphia, Pa., describing in 
detail his trip to Fort Atkinson, his life there, and the In- 
dians; correspondence with Elliott Coues, Washington 
Matthews, George Catlin, and others concerning a revised 
edition of his book Among the Indians (1868) ; notes for the 
revised edition; copyright papers; notebook of Hidatsa 
linguistic material; and newspaper clippings. 

Gift of Mrs. Mary Boiler, 1911. 



MS 65-753 
Brown (William H.) Company. 

Records, 1903-46. 2 ft. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Bylaws and articles of incorporation, minute book of 
stockholders and directors meetings, stock certificate book, 
and other records of a land company operating in south- 
western North Dakota and the Judith Basin of Montana. 

Gift of Mrs. E. H, Yonaka, 1954. 

MS 65-754 
Bnmsdale, Clarence Norman, 1891- 
Speeches, 1952-57. 57 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Governor of North Dakota. Typewritten copies of 
speeches. 

MS 65-755 
Burnham, John Winthrop, i. 1912. 

Papers. 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Soldier. Biography of Burnham ; papers relating to his 
military service with Colored troops in the Civil War and as 
sergeant in the 10th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, Com- 
pany C; reminiscences of war experiences; recollections of 
John Burnham (1749?-1843), Revolutionary War soldier; 
family genealogy; diary (1863) of the Sibley expedition; 
articles of agreement to build a store in Greenville, Minn.; 
and scrapbook of miscellaneous newspaper clippings. 

MS 65-756 
Cannonball Ranch Store, Morton Co., N. D. 
Records, 1877-1906. 8 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Journal and ledgers of a store at Cannonball Ranch. 
Gift of John F. Sullivan, 1960. 



MS 65-757 
Cavileer, Lulah. 

Papers, 1886-1930. 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Personal letters to Miss Cavileer, of Pembina, N. D.; 
diaries (1887-88 and 1914-15) ; notebook containing an ad- 
dress and copies of some of Charles Turner Cavileer's let- 
ters ; and miscellaneous newspaper clippings, including clip- 
pings of Charles Cavileer's death. Correspondents include 
Tracy R. Bangs, Louis Benjamin Hanna, Mary T. Hill 
(Mrs. James J. Hill), A L. Larpenteur, W. C. Wardwell 
and George B. Winship. 

MS 65-758 
Christianson, Adolph Marcus, 1877-1954. 

Papers, 1930-50. 5 ft. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Justice of the North Dakota Supreme Court Correspond- 
ence, reports, speeches, and ms. and printed material on the 
Federal Emergency Relief Administration, United Service 
Organizations, Boy Scouts, North Dakota Council on Human 
Relations, and legal and welfare matters. 

Gift of Mrs. Christianson, 1954. 

MS 65-758 

Crawford, Lewis Ferandus, 1870-1936. 

Notes on North Dakota history. 83 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Notebooks pertaining mainly to western North Dakota, 
ranching and ranches, Indians and early settlers, and inter- 
views with pioneers. 

Gift of Usher L. Burdick. 



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MS 65-760 
Diets (A. F.) & Sons, New Salem, N. D. 
Records, 1896-1948. 13 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Articles of incorporation, bylaws, minutes of meetings, 
ledgers, journals, mortgages, loans, and bankbook of dealers 
in grain, implements, hard-ware, and other items. 
Gift of Mrs. Fred Dietz, 1961. 

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Diss, George K 

Papers, 1882-1904. 3 ft. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Surveyor. Correspondence mainly about surveying in 
Worth Dakota., financial records, contracts, agreements, 
bends, and notebooks. 

Gift of Donald Dike. 



MS65-762 
Divet, Arthur Guy, 1871-1950. 

Papers. 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Lawyer, of Fargo, N. D. Letters from Divot to Judge 
William L. Nuessle concerning the disposition of mss. and 
other matters- an autobiography; memorial addresses, 
addresses on law, the U. S. Constitution, the flag, and the 
North Dakota Nonpartisan League; and newspaper clip- 
pings of speeches. 

Gift of Mr. Divet, 1948. 



MS 65-763 

Eielson, Carl Benjamin, 1897-1929. 

Papers, 1919-29. 1 ft. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Aviator. _ Correspondence, reports, articles, maps, clip- 
pings, and printed matter, and other papers relating to 
Alaska and Eielson's flight with Sir Hubert Wilkins over the 
North Pole. 

Gift of Mrs. Elmer Osking, 1944. 



MS 65-764 
Farnsworth, Charles S 

Letter book, 1891-94. 14 items and 1 v. 
In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Soldier. Official and personal letters sent by Farnsworth 
while stationed at Fort Buford, N. D., and later at the Uni- 
versity of North Dakota as professor of military science and 
tactics. 

Gift of Mrs. Robert J. Farnsworth, 1958. 

MS 65-765 

Easrei, A C I 

Indian papers. 80 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Material on the Turtle Mountain Chippewa and Northern 
Plains Indians of North Dakota, collected by Farrel, a 
former lawyer for the Blackfeet Indians. Includes an orig- 
inal play, articles, pamphlets, photos., and newspaper and 
magazine clippings. 

Gift of Mr. Farrel, 1949. 



MS 65-766 

EfstTissffi Bam Closure Committee. 
Records, 1953. 6 bozes. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Correspondence and papers relating to arrangements for 
aad invitations to the closure ceremony at which President 
Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke. 



MS 65-767 
Gopien, Arnold O 

Papers. 4 boxes and 1 folder. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Bibliographies and notes on cards compiled for use in pre- 
paring reports for the WPA on Fort Abraham Lincoln, 
N. D., the Marquis de Mores, and the Chateau at Medora, 
N. D. ; together with correspondence on the de Mores coat- 
of-arms, miscellaneous notes, and pictures of the Chateau 
and typical ranch buildings in South Roosevelt Park. 

MS 65-768 
Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of North Dakota. 

Records, 1891-1937. 1 box 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Minute book (1899-1909) of James B. McPherson Post 
No. 2, Bismarck, N. D. ; roster of Worden Post No. 12, Pem- 
bina, N. D. ; biographies of 30 members of 9 posts collected 
by the Woman's Relief Corps in 1937; roster (1891) of the 
Dept. of North Dakota ; proceedings of the 26th annual en- 
campment; and a few copies of general orders. 

MS 66-766 
Hagan, John N 1873-1952. 

Papers, 1919-35. 339 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Commissioner of agriculture of North Dakota. Corre- 
spondence and speeches pertaining to the Nonpartisan 
League of North Dakota. 
Gift of Mrs. Hagan, 1957 and 1961. 

MS65-770 
Heath, Fannie Mahood, 1864-1931. 
Papers, 1922-30. 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Horticulturist. Correspondence relating to horticulture; 
biography; newspaper clippings; magazine articles; and 
photos. 
Gift of Mrs. Pearl Frazer, 1957. 

MS 65-771 
Hector, Ole M 1870-1953. 

Papers, 1920-38. 56 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Correspondence and papers concerning the organization 
of the North Dakota Farm Bureau, foreclosures by the St 
Paul Federal Land Bank, and political activities of the 
Republican Party; an autobiography; and copies of the 
"Divide County Farm Bureau news" and the "North Dakota 
Farm Bureau news." 

Gift of Clarence Hector, 1954. 

MS 65-778 
Holt, Henry, 1888-1944. 

Correspondence, 1943. 84 items. 
In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota. Correspondence, 
most of which pertains to official business, to the North Da- 
kota Resources Board, and to the Tri State Waters Com- 
mission. 
Gift of Arthur Holt, 1957. 

MS 65-778 
Hutchinson, Frank J 

Papers, 1924-42. ca. 150 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Correspondence of Hutchinson with David F. Barry about 
his Indian photos, and his life in the West, newspaper clip- 
pings and articles on the Battle of Little Big Horn, and 
an index to Barry's photos, purchased by Hutchinson. In- 
cludes 9 items of official military correspondence (1871-77) 
relating to Indians on the Upper Missouri River. 

Gift of the Hutchinson estate, 1958. 



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MS 65-774 
Izaak Walton League of America. Mandan, N. D. Chapter 
No. SO. 
Records, 1929-34. ca. 100 items. 
In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Records of an organization created for the protection of 
game and fish. 
Gift, 1959. 

MS 65-775 
Jamestown, N. D. Fire Dept. 
Records, 1889-1915. 7 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Minutes of meetings of various companies, treasurer's 
accounts, constitution, lists of members, and reports of fires. 



MS 65-776 
Jungers, John Peter, 1870-1954. 
Papers, 1910-53. 88 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Implement dealer, of Regent, N. D., and Democratic candi- 
date for insurance commissioner. Biography, a few business 
papers of the Regent Grain Company, two political speeches 
( one in German ), and other political material 
Gift of Kathryn Jungers Nagy, 1954. 



MS 65-777 
Lounsberry, Clement Augustus, 1843-1926. 

Papers, 1863-1922. 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Publisher and historian. Chiefly correspondence and 
documents relating to Lounsberry's military career; together 
with other correspondence and papers, copies of a speech 
and an article, and newspaper dippings. Includes letters 
from William R. Mumby concerning the "Buford tribune" 
and affairs at Buford, N. D.; letters from William Folwell 
about Lounsberry's book Early history of North Dakota 
(1919); letters from Alexander McKenzie; and papers of 
Nellie Brightman, Lounsberry's secretary, giving genealog- 
ical information about her family. 

Gift of CoL Lounsberry, 1926. 



MS 65-778 
McKenzie, Alexander, 1851-1922. 

Papers, 1875-90. litem and 2 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Political leader, and businessman of Bismarck, N. D. 
Letter press book of business correspondence dealing with 
the Bismarck Water Works, the sale of Northern Pacific 
Railroad land and other real estate, with some mention of 
State and local politics; a register of visitors to the real 
estate office of McKenzie and Holmes; and a naturalization 
certificate. 



MS 65-779 
Mores, Antoine Ameuee Marie Vincent Manca de Vallom- 
brosa, marquis de, 1858-1896. 

Papers, 1882-87. 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Rancher and businessman. Letters from Daniel Collins, 
Henry H Gorringe, and Frank O'Donald; reports of a 
Pinkerton agent concerning an investigation of cattle rust- 
ling; petition for change of venue of the trial of the Mar- 
quis for the murder of Reilly Luffsey; statements, bills, re- 
ceipts, and account books for personal and household ex- 



Gift of Due de Yallombrosa and James W. Foley. 



MS 65-780 
Mostad, ThorwaW. 

Papers, 1916-43. ca. 140 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

State legislator. Correspondence and publicity items on 
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota and other political 
matters, mainly for the period 1916-28; papers (1917) con- 
cerning the organization of the Savings Loan and Trust 
Company in Minot, N. D.; correspondence (1930) concern- 
ing a census supervisor ; and miscellaneous items. 

Gift of Mr. Mostad, 1959. 

MS 65-781 
National League of American Pen Women. 

Records, 1927-54. 2 ft. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Correspondence and scrapbooks on the activities and ac- 
complishments of the Fargo and Medora, N. D., branches 
of the league. 

MS 65-782 
North Dakota State Dairymen's Association. 

Records, 1911-12. ca. 400 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Records pertaining mainly to the convention held in 
Jamestown, N. D., in 1911. 

MS65-783 
North Dakota State Federation of Labor. 

Records, 1911-14. 1 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Scrapbook containing correspondence, minutes of board 
of directors' meetings and State conventions, and credentials 
of delegates to State conventions. 

MS 65-784 
North Dakota. State Flag Commission. 
Records, 1951-53. ca. 380 items. 
In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Correspondence, minutes, and sketches of the design for a 
new State flag. 

Gift of the commission. 

MS "85-785 
North Dakota. State Historical Society. 

Collections of biographies and portraits of pioneers 
before 1889 and of prominent citizens of the State, 1917-27. 
453 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Questionnaires containing biographical data together with 
photos, of some 220 persons. 

Contents listed in folders in the repository. 

MS65-786 
North Dakota. State Historical Society. 

Manuscript collections, ca. 1860-4953. ca. 825 items, 65 
v., and 2 folders. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, biographical in- 
formation, articles, speeches, reports, business papers, 
minutes, court records, and other papers reflecting pioneer 
life, military affairs, Indian life and problems, and other 
aspects of North Dakota history. Includes papers of 
soldiers (many in the Civil War), Indian agents, ranchers, 
farmers, teachers, clergymen, and traders; and records of 
societies, business firms, hotels, and steamboats. 

A composite collection consisting of small groups of 
papers or single items described in North Dakota history, 
v. 30, no. 1 (Jan. 1963) p. 17-61, and not cataloged separately 
in the National union catalog of manuscript collections. 



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North Dakota Stock Growers' Association. 

Records, 1886-94. lbox. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, bills, resolutions, 
articles of incorporation and financial statements of tie 
Riverside Ranch Company, of Morton Co., N. D. ; and a few 
personal papers of John S. Green, of Dickinson, N. D., who 
served as secretary of the association. 



MS 65-788 
North Dakota War Chest 

Records, 1943-47. 3 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Articles of incorporation, bylaws, minutes, order for dis- 
solution, reports of activities, reports of first and second 
annual meetings, and the official bulletin "North Dakota War 
Chest" 



,«„ , MS' 65-789 

trConnor, James Francis Thaddens, 1884-1949. 

Letters to Honorable J. F. T. O'Connor, comptroller of 
the currency of the United States, an appreciation by his 
friends, Grand Forks, June 13, 1934. 344 items. 
In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Letters to O'Connor from Franklin D. Roosevelt, cabinet 
members, business associates, and friends. 



m . • t, «., MS 65-790 

Parkin, Henry Sid. 

Letter press books, 1876-79. 2 v. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Post trader. Correspondence of Parkin, postmaster at 
Standing Rock Indian Agency, N. D., and ah employee of 
J. R Casselberry, post trader. 



„ . „ MS65-791 

Qoara, Fannie Dunn, 1876-1950. 

Papers, 1877-1947. 3 boxes. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Pioneer, of Bismarck, N. D. Autobiography, biographical 
sketch, and papers of John Piatt Dunn ; account book (1907- 
34) of Dimn's wife, Ohristiana.S. Dunn; biographical sketch 
of James W. Foley; papers on the history of Bismarck, and 
Burleigh Co., N. D v by Mrs. Quain; record (1875-S6) of 
officers of Bismarck, by Edward H. Barrett ; secretary's book 
of the Original Club; expense account of a trip to the 
World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago, HI., in 1893; 
newspaper clippings on North Dakota history; two auto- 
graph albums; programs of the North Dakota Federation 
of Women's Clubs and the Fortnightly Club; two scrap- 
books of photos, and cards; and other miscellaneous cards, 
programs, and clippings. 

Gift of Mrs. Marion Raiser, 1950. 



„. „ . . MS 65-792 

Rice, Ezekiel C 

Papers, 1866-92. lbox. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Lawyer, of Mandan, N. D. Correspondence pertaining to 
the invention of Rice's "prairie burner," diary and account 
book (1866), and documents relating- to his legal career. 

Gift of the Draper family, 1946. 



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MS 65-793 
Slaughter, Linda (Warf el) 1850-1920. 

Papers, 1870-1929. 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Pioneer and author. Letters to Mrs. Slaughter concern- 
ing personal matters, woman suffrage, Woman's Relief 
Corps, Knights of Labor, organization of Bismarck and 
Burleigh County Pioneer Association and the Ladies' His- 
torical Society of Bismarck and North Dakota, and the 
building of schools; and minutes of the first Board of Com- 
missioners in Pembina Co., N. D. 

MS 65-794 
Sons of the American Revolution. North Dakota Society. 
Correspondence, 1911-21. 585 items. 
In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 



MS 65-795 
Spalding, Burleigh Folsom, 1853-1934. 

Papers, 1839-1932. lbox. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Original typed copies in the possession of Mason Spalding, 
Minot, N. D. 

Lawyer. Account books (1873, 1879-80, and 1884-85), 
diary, autobiography, papers on the North Dakota Consti- 
tutional Convention, autograph album, and documents of 
Noah Spalding. 



MS 65-796 
Taylor, David R 

Papers, 1865-1929. 92 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

An employee of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Corret 
spondence concerning railroad matters, copy of Taylor's 
mother's will, notices of appointment as postmaster at Man- 
dan, N. D., document of the Yellowstone Land and Coloniza- 
tion Company, and railroad passes. 

Gift of Dave Taylor, 1951. 



MS 65-797 
Taylor, Edwin James, 1869-1956. 

Papers, 1901-55. 3 ft 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Educator and librarian, of Bismarck, N. D. Correspond- 
ence, pertaining, in part, to educational affairs and politics; 
business papers; and notes for speeches. Includes much 
personal correspondence with friends and relatives. Cor- 
respondents include Jerry D. Bacon, W. E. Hoover, Bea- 
trice Johnstone, Minnie J. Nielson, and Walter L. Stock- 
well. 

Gift of Mrs. Taylor. 



MS 65-798 
Trobriand, Philippe Regis Denis de Eeredern, comte de, 
1816-1897. 

Papers, 1866-69. 69 items. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

U. S. Army officer. Correspondence in French and Eng- 
lish about life at Fort Stevenson, N. D., while Trobriand was 
commanding officer, and about personal affairs; 9 letters 
(1866-67) from France; a typewritten Ms. of the translation 
of Trobriand 's journal Vie militaire dans le Dakota (1926), 
by George F. Will; a Sioux-French vocabulary; and a roster 
of the 31st U. S. Infantry. 

Selections from the journal have been published by R. R. 
Donnelley & Sons, Co v as Army life in Dakota (1941). 

Letters given by Charles Post, 1959. 



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MS 66-799 
U. S. Army. Indian Scouts. 
Post letters, 1876-80. lv. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 
Letters sent by various officers commanding the detach- 
ment of Indian Scouts at Fort Yates, N. D., most of which 
are routine requests and acknowledgments with a few 
reports on efforts to disarm the Indians and to recover 
ponies. 

MS 65-800 

U. S. War Deft. 

Records, 1868-95. 1 box. 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Photocopies. 

Letters and reports relating to the establishment and aban- 
donment of Forts Bridger, Buford, Pembina, Ransom, and 
Stevenson in North Dakota, and to ferry service and land 
settlement at Fort Buford, 

MS 65-801 
Williams, Erastus Appleman, 1850-1930. 

Papers, 1892-1923. 2 ft 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Surveyor general of North Dakota and political leader. 
Correspondence concerning political appointments and af- 
fairs ; correspondence, blueprints, and documents pertaining 
to the acquisition of land at Bismarck, N. D., for the Soo 
Railroad; rough drafts of Williams' political platform ; cor- 
respondence of the North Dakota Irrigation Association; 
specifications for the Bismarck Auditorium; copies of bills 
introduced into the legislature; resolutions of various orga- 
nizations; campaign literature; pamphlets; photos.; and 
newspaper clippings. Correspondents include Asle Jorgen- 
son Gronna, Louis Benjamin Hanna, Henry Clay Hans- 
brough, Porter J. McCumber, Alexander McKenzie, Thomas 
F. Marshall, and Burleigh Folsom Spalding. 

Gift of Mrs. R. S. Towne, 1952. 

MS65-802 
Bullington, Orvffle, 1882- 

Papers, 1941-44. 3 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Lawyer and politician. Correspondence, newspaper clip- 
pings, and other papers pertaining to Bullington's tenure as 
a member of the Board of Regents of the University of 
Texas. Includes meetings of the board, reports on Univer- 
sity permanent fund investments, and hearings before the 
Board of Regents. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of Grover Bullington and Ralph E. Bullington. 

MS 65-803 
Cator family. 

Papers, 1871-1927. 4 ft 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Correspondence, diary, account books, clippings from 
English newspapers, publications, and other papers chiefly 
relating to the activities of James Hamilton Cator (1851- 
1927) and Robert Cator (also known as Arthur J. L. Cator) 
as buffalo hunters in the. northern Panhandle (1870-84), 
operators of the first trading post in the region north of the 
Canadian River, and the first men to go as far south as the 
Texas Panhandle and to settle permanently in Hansford Co., 
Tex. Includes material on the raid on Adobe Walls near the 
present site of Amarillo, Tex., the Cattle Association, land 
and cattle sales, and Kansas lands. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of Jim Cator. 



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The University of Texas Library has photocopies made in 
1932 of 750 items (1845-81) owned by the Panhandle Plains 
Historical Society. These include correspondence between 
John Bertie Cator (d. 1887) and his sons James H. and 
Robert Cator; and John B. Cator's diary (1845-46) while he 
was serving in the British Royal Navy in the eastern Medi- 
terranean. 

MS 65-804 
Franklyn Land and Cattle Company. 

Records, 1882-1957. 50 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Correspondence of company officials, documents, ledger 
books, ranch reports, maps, photos., and newspaper files of 
& company organized in the early lSSCs by Charles G. 
Franklyn who later entered a partnership with Colonel 
B. B. Groom involving a ranch located in Carson, Gray, 
Hutchinson, and Roberts Counties in the Texas Panhandle. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of the White Deer Land Company. 

MS 65-805 
Hamner, Laura Vernon. 

Papers, 1933- 20 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Author and journalist Correspondence and other papers 
relating to the history of the Texas Panhandle. Includes 
letters of pioneers, awards, and newspaper clippings relat- 
ing to her newspaper work in Amarillo, Tex. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of the Killsore Foundation. 

MS 65-806 
JA Ranch, Texas. 

Records, 1876-1907. 20 ft 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Ranch reports and other papers of a ranch established in 
1876 by Colonel Charles Goodnight on the Palo Duro Can- 
yon in the Texas Panhandle and later owned by him and 
John Adair. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of the JA Ranch. 

MS 65-807 
Keiser, Charles O 

Papers, 1903-28. 5 ft 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Businessman and stock breeder. Correspondence (1903- 
13), ledgers and journals pertaining to land sales (1906-11), 
and other papers. Includes material relating to Kaiser's 
activities workine on a ranch in Wyoming, buying and ship- 
ping horses from the West to the Mississippi Valley, engag- 
ing in the immigration business in the Dakotas, buying large 
ranches in the Panhandle which were divided into farms and 
sold to immigrants, and developing a stockraising and Here- 
ford breeding business. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of Bob Rogers. 

MS65-80S 
Landergin, John. 

Ranch records of John and Patrick H. Landergin, 1916- 
28. 8 ft 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Correspondence and other papers relating to cattle sales 
and ranch operations of the Landergin Brothers Ranch 
located in Oldham and Deaf Smith Counties, Texas. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of Mr. Grady C. Nobles. 



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MS 65-809 
Nobles Bros. Grocer Company. 

Records, 1898-1928. 50 ft 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Correspondence, journals, ledgers, orders, checks, and 
other papers of a wholesale grocery company organized in 
1898 by M. C. Nobles and H. A. Nobles. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of the company. 

o •«. « . MS 65-810 

Smith, Hank. 

Papers, 1864-1912. 12 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, lex.) v 

Government employee and hotel owner. Correspondence, 
ledgers, scrapbooks, newspapers, and clippings dealing with 
Smith's activities as an expressman for the Government and 
as a hotel owner in Fort Griffin, Tex. 

Access restricted. 

Gift of Mrs. Hank Smith. 

., MS 65-811 

Smith-Walker and Company. 

Records, 1887-1919. 50 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Correspondence, ledgers, and other papers concerning the 
operations of a wholesale grocery firm. 
Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 
Gift of Smith Walker, of Amarillo. 

„ , MS 65-812 

Vandale, EarL 

Papers, 1930-46. 2 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Land agent for the Magnolia Petroleum Company. Re- 
ports on the location of oil and gas wells, and dry holes; 
drilling reports; geological maps; and other papers pertain- 
ing to the oil and gas industry in the Panhandle of Texas. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of Mr. Vandale. 



Warwick, Clyde W i 885 - MS 65-813 

Papers, 1910-58. 8 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains History Society collections 
(Canyon, Tex.) 

Newspaper owner and editor. General accounts, legal and 
personal papers, and materials relating to property and real 
estate, loans and investments, and political and civic activi- 
ties. Includes materials relating to Warwick's journalism 
and his newspaper, The Randall County news; his service as 
a member of the Texas Legislature, county chairman of the 
Democratic Executive Committee, secretary and president of 
the Panhandle Press Association, member of the Texas Press 
Association and the National Editorial Association; and his 
appointment to the Texas State Parks Board, 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of Mrs. Warwick. 

™,~ . MS65-814 

XTT Ranch, Texas. 

Records, 1885-1915. 100 ft. 

In Panhandle Plains Historical Society collections (Can- 
yon, Tex.) 

Correspondence, journals, ledgers, special books, business 
records, and books largely concerned with the operation of 
the ranch located along the western edge of the Texas Pan- 
handle which was acquired by the Capital Syndicate Com- 



pany in exchange for building the State Capitol Braiding in 
Austin, Texas. Includes correspondence about the construc- 
tion of the Texas Capitol Building. 

Guide by Seymour Connor published in 1953. 

Open to investigators under repository restrictions. 

Gift of the Capital Lands Reservations of Chicago. 



„ , MS 65-815 

Pasadena; Calif. Public library. 

California papers, 1840-54. 1 v. 

In Pasadena Public Library. 

Correspondence, land grants, bills, biographical notes, 
and other papers about or of Mexican governors and officials 
and American pioneers in and near San Francisco. Includes 
some items dealing with the estate of Capt. Joseph L. Fol- 
som. Includes 5 land grants signed by Mexican governors 
and an alcalde of San Francisco, and minor business cor- 
respondence of Juan Bandini, Samuel Brannan, William 
Heath Davis, Joseph L Folsom, Charles Flugge, Thomas 0. 
Laririn, A. C. McDonald, Henry M. Naglee, Antonio Peralta, 
Hugo Reid, and Abel Stearns. 

Open to investigators with permission. 

Purchased from W. J. Handy, 1905. 



MS 65-816 
Autocar Company. 

Records, 1899-1954. 55 items and 11 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minute books and minutes, ledger books (1909-19) con- 
taining balance sheets and income statements, annual reports 
(1929-52), list of officers and directors (1899-1924), a 
chronicle of the motor industry (1893-1946), and other 
papers relating to a pioneer Philadelphia automobile manu- 
facturing company and Louis Clarke, its founder. 

Gift of C. R. C. Custer, 1964. 



t^i*,j D „ MS 65-817 

Belfield, Percy C 

Bills and receipts, 1917-47. 1800 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Teacher, of Philadelphia. Bills and receipts for Bel- 
field's small farm in the suburbs of Philadelphia covering 
running expenses of the household, house repairs, alterations, 
and care for the grounds. 

Gift, 1964. 



MS 65-818 
Betts, Charles Malone, 1838-1905. 

Military papers, 1862-84. 225 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Civil War Army officer of the 160th Regiment Pennsyl- 
vania Volunteers. Correspondence, reminiscences, orders, 
and other papers apparently gathered for a proposed history 
of the 160th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers (15th Penn- 
sylvania Cavalry), first known as the Anderson Cavalry. 

Purchase. 



MS 65-819 
Bullock, Edith WMts. 

Correspondence, 1820-45. 145 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Resident of Hanover, N. J. Personal family letters from 
cousins of the Willits and Bullock families in New York, 
New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Some letters give a graphic 
description of life in New York City in 1845. 

Gift. 



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MS 65-820 
Chester, Pa. West End Free library. 
Eecords, 1912-37. 1200 items. 
In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Correspondence, book orders, bills, receipts, and other pa- 
pers of a small public library founded in 1907, which later 
became the West End Branch of the J. Lewis Crozer Li- 
brary. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift, 1964. 



„ MS65-821 

Clayton, John, 1819-1881. 

Papers, 1832-1940. 700 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Lawyer and Episcopal layman, of Philadelphia. Corre- 
spondence and business records (chiefly 1878-79). Includes 
letters from Clayton's wife, Anna (Colton) Clayton (b. 
1820), discussing social life and conditions in "West Chester, 
Pa-, and Cape May, N. J., during the vacation season (1847- 
51) and frequently mentioning her father, Matthias W. 
Baldwin (1796-1866), founder of the Baldwin Locomotive 
Works ; and letters from Clayton's mother, Sarah (Medf ord) 
Clayton (1786-1849) dealing with family affaire. 

Gift of Mrs. Stanley Bright, 1963. 



MS65-B22 
Coates, Elmer Roan, 1831-1889. 

Papers, 1858-89. 8 boxes. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Associate editor of a West Philadelphia newspaper, the 
Telephone. Personal correspondence, mbs. of Coates' plays 
and poems, some playbills, and notices of lectures. Mss. 
include the plays Music mad, Blunders, and The memorable 
month, and the poem Laurel Hill (1878). 

Gift of Mrs. T. C. Knndy, 1964. 



MS 65-823 
Crake, Robert Blake, d. 1899. 

Legal papers, 1884-98. 300 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Physician, of Philadelphia. Materials relating to various 
estates of which Cruice was the executor and some items con- 
cerning property held by him in Ireland. The estates he 
administered belonged to persons who died in St. Joseph's 
Hospital where Cruice had served (1884-98) and was sec- 
retary of its board. 

Gift of Dr. W. B. MeDaniel, 1964. 



MS 65-824 
F&nght, Albert Smith, 1883- 

Papers, 1907-61. 275 itans. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Beform leader, of Philadelphia. Correspondence con- 
cerning the activities of the members of the 1912 Electoral 
College of Pennsylvania in the 1916 presidential election 
and other papers mainly relating to the campaign of Wil- 
liam Howard Taft to secure the Republican nomination for 
President in 1908, the Pennsylvania State election of 1910, 
the Pennsylvania Electoral College of 1912 and the attempt 
to found a permanent organization of its members, Philadel- 
phia Committee on Public Affairs (1934-44), and the Phila- 
delphia City elections of 1907 and 1943. 

Gift of Mr. Faught, 1963. 



MS 65-825 
Frankford Mutual Fire Insurance Company, PMaddpkia. 

Records, 1843-1906. 3000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Mainly property surveys made for the company, contain- 
ing detailed descriptions of each building for which insur- 
ance was desired. Most of the buildings are located in 
northeast Philadelphia in the sections known locally as 
Frankford, Bridesburg, and Kensington. Includes treasury 
orders (1888-90), promissory notes (1844-53), legal papers 
(1893-1906), materials relating to the erection of the com- 
pany's office building (1898-99), and a cashbook (1863-77). 

Purchase, 1962. 

MS 65-826 
Irvine family. 

Newbold-Irvine papers, 1760-1924. 15,000 items. 
In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Correspondence and other papers of the Irvine family; 
together with some correspondence of the Newbold family. 
Includes military correspondence, record of military ex- 
penses (1776-61), notebook for the disbursement of military 
supplies at Fort Pitt, Pa. (1781-82), orderly books (1776- 
79) of a British unit, the 1st Battalion of Guards, and other 
papers dealing with family matters and real estate specula- 
tion of General William Irvine (1741-1804) of the Con- 
tinental Line; materials relating to the military position, 
racehorses, Dickinson College lecture notes, and agricultural 
interest and land speculation of General Callender Irvine 
(1775-1841), Commissary General of the U. S. (1812-41); 
and correspondence and account books of Dr. William A. 
Irvine (1803-1886), businessman of Irvine in Warren Co., 
Pa., relating to river transportation, oil, and his operating 
a general store, the post office and telegraph office, a grist- 
mill, a sawmill, and a woolen mill. 
Gift of Mrs. Caryl Roberts and John L. Welsh, Jr. 

MS 65-827 
Jessup, William, 1797-1868. 

Account books of William Jessup and William Huntting 
Jessup, 1814-96. 166 v. 
In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Daybooks, ledgers, journals, and other account books and 
legal papers from the law offices of Jessup and his son, Wil- 
liam Huntting Jessup (b. 1838), both lawyers of Montrose, 
Pa. ; personal accounts ; and accounts of various clients in 
Montrose and Susquehanna Co., Pa., involving farm, timber, 
personal, legal and merchants' accounts. The miscellaneous 
books include a land book (1853-55), funeral order books 
(1882-92), and account books of A. K. Harrow (1887). 
Jabez Hyde (1821-22), E. H. Manson (1366-78), John L. 
Massie (1860-86), Edward W. Rose (1847). and the R. H. 
Rose ledgers (1831-42). 
Purchase, 1961. 

MS 65-828 
Lee, George F 1812-1894. 

Business records of George F. Lee and Franklin Lee, 
1820-92. 2400 items and 24 v. 
In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 
Correspondence and other papers of Lee and Franklin Lee 
(1786-1861), both bricklayers, builders, and contractors of 
Philadelphia. Franklin Lee's business records cover 1835— 
46, while George F. Lee's cover 1820-73 and include receipt 
books, account books, notebooks, and cashbooks. Tb.6 ma- 
terial reflects Lee's activities in organizing and building gas- 
works in all sections of the country (e. g. the Foundry pay 
book (1850) of the Chicago, HI. Gas Works and the ledger 
(1842-47) of the St. Louis (Mo.) Gas Works. Lee's cor- 
respondence deals with the Chicago fire of 1871; the prob- 
lems of building gasworks in Albany, Troy, and Utica, 
N. Y., as well as Chicago and St. Louis; and other business 
activities. 
Gift of Mr. Harry E. Sprogell, 1964. 



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... MS 65-829 

Lippincott family. 

Papers of the Lippincott, Horstmann and Coles families, 
1775-1950. ca. 5000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Chiefly business papers relating to Sigmund Horstmann 
(1821-1870), manufacturer of Army uniforms and other 
items, and his son-in-law, Walter Lippincott (1849-1927), 
partner in the J. B. Lippincott Publishing Company of 
Philadelphia; together with family papers including ma- 
terials concerning the Craig, Horstmann, and Lippincott 
estates. Contains mss. of the books Publishers and authors 
by Lippincott and Wound-stripes (1921) by his daughter, 
Bertha Horstmann (Lippincott) Coles; an interview of Ad- 
miral George Dewey by Lippincott; materials relating to 
his promotion of American armed might (1916) and Mrs. 
Coles' activities for the Service Club during both World 
Wars; items relating to Lippincott's active interest in art 
including prints of all the oil paintings which received the 
Walter Lippincott prize for the best American work of the 
year; and photo, albums and prints on linen of Sigmund 
Horstmann and Garibaldi in Italy (1860). 

Gift of Mrs. E. Coles Langhorne, 1964. 



»» „ _^ » MS65-830 

MeCarty & Davis, Philadelphia. 

Records, 1816-44. 39 v. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Receipt books, account books including Thomas Davis' 
household accounts (1818-44), eashbooks (1816-23), bank- 
books (1822-44), daybooks, and ledgers covering the entire 
transactions of the business of William MeCarty and Thomas 
Davis, booksellers and publishers. 

Purchase, 1964. 



D „ MS 65-831 

Rogers, Horace. 

Papers of Horace Rogers and Kate Rogers, 1849-82. 250 
items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence, newspaper dippings, and other papers of 
Kogers and his wife, Kate Rogers; together with letters of 
Horace Jayne (1859-1913), dean and professor of biology at 
the University ot Pennsylvania. Includes material pertain- 
ing to spiritualism, the Henry Seybert Commission on 
Spiritualism, and family matters, and letters from Kate 
Rogers to Carolyn Rogers and other members and friends of 
the family. 



„ , . „ MS 65-882 

Vauclain, Samuel Matthews, 1856-1940. 

Delaware River Bridge papers, 1920-27. ca. 1500 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Chairman of the board of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, 
member of the Delaware River Bridge Joint Commission of 
the States of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and civic leader, 
of Philadelphia. Detailed blueprints of properties pur- 
chased for the bridge site; photos of the bridge (now known 
as the Benjamin Franklin Bridge) demolition work, and 
the Remington Arms Company ; clippings dealing with argu- 
ments over the location of the bridge and the question of 
tolls; and other papers written to political and business 
leaders revealing planning and progress of the construction 
which was completed in 1926. 

Gift of Samuel M. Vauclain m, 1964. 



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MS 65-833 
Vetterlein, Theodore H 

Papers, 1869-86. ca. 300 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Tobacco merchant, of Philadelphia. Correspondence and 
other papers dealing with the buying and selling of tobacco 
for Julius Vetterlein & Company, several lawsuits involving 
Vetterlein and the firm, and family affairs. 

Purchased from Mr. Robert Heath, Jr. 

aj, tv ^ MS65-534 

Adlow, Dorothy, 1902-1964. 

Papers, 1923-64. 1 box and 36 v. 
In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-138) 
Art critic for the Christian Science monitor. Correspond- 
ence including letters from H K Mencken, Marianne Moore 
(23 items) and prominent artists; clippings of Dorothy Ad- 
loVs articles in the Christian Science monitor; and other 
papers. Includes some material on collectors and collecting. 

*■«. o ^ MS 65-835 

Anthony, Susan BrowneU, 1820-1906. 
Papers, 1815-1944. 2 boxes. 
In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-143) 
Reformer and suffragist Diaries, letters, speeches, family 
papers, and photos. Names and subjects represented include 
Carrie Chapman Catt, Anna Howard- Shaw, antislavery, the 
Canajoharie Academy, social life and customs of New Eng- 
land and New York State, temperance, and women's suffrage. 

MS 65-836 
Blackwell family. 

Papers, 1835-1933. 10 boxes and 1 package. 
In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-143) 
Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, biographical and 
autobiographical material, photos., and memorabilia relat- 
ing to three generations of the Blackwell family: Samuel 
Blackwell; his children, Drs. Elizabeth and Emily Black- 
well, Henry Blackwell and his wife, Lucy (Stone) Black- 
well, and Samuel Charles Blackwell and his wife Antoinette 
(Brown) Blackwell; and the third generation including 
Alice Stone Blackwell, daughter of Henry Blackwell! 
Names represented include Helena Blavatsky, Elizabeth 
Garrett, Isabella Beecher Hooker, Sophia Jex-Blake, Sarah 
Stone Lawrence, and Frances Willard. Subjects repre- 
sented include the American Colonization Society, Amer- 
ican Woman's Education Association, antislavery, the New 
York Infirmary, prostitution, the social life and customs 
of New York City, spiritualism, the "Woman's journal." 
women in medicine, and women's suffrage. 



MS 65-837 
Cabot, Ella (Lyman) 1866-1934. 
Papers, 1855-^1934. 12 boxes. 
In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-139) 
Author and educator. Correspondence; drafts and notes 
for Mrs. Cabot's lectures; articles; and books on philosophy, 
ethics, education, psychology, and religion. The corre- 
spondence includes letters of Mrs. Cabot; her father, Arthur 
Theodore Lyman, written while traveling in Europe and 
during the Civil War; and her husband, Richard Clarke 
Cabot, written to her during their courtship. Includes 
material on her family life and public activities, civil serv- 
ice reform, World War i, idealism, King's Chapel, prohibi- 
tion, religious education, and Unitarianism. Persons repre- 
sented include Elizabeth (Dwight) Cabot, James Elliot 
Cabot, John Amory Lowell and other members of the Lo- 
well family, members of the Lyman family, Josiah Royce, 
Mary Pratt Sears, and Anne Douglas Sedgwick. 



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MS 66-838 
Denison House, Boston. 

Records, 1892-1960. 3 boxes and 16 v. 
In Radcliffe College, "Women's Archives (B-27) 
Reports, minutes, daybooks, and clippings of Denison 
House, a college settlement house in Dorchester, Mass. (now 
part of Boston), founded in 1892 by a group of college edu- 
cated women including Emily Balch (1867-1961) and "Vida 
Scudder (1861-1954). 

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Gilder, Jeanette Leonard, 1849-1916. 
Papers, 1865-1917. 1 box. 
In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-141) 
Journalist, critic, and author. Correspondence and other 
personal and professional papers. Includes correspondence 
with newspapers, editors, literary figures including Con- 
stance Cary Harrison (1843-1920), and publishers (1885- 
91) and materials relating to Miss Gilder's editorship of the 
Critic (later Putnam's monthly) which she and her brother, 
Richard Watson Gilder (1844-1909) , founded in 1881. Also 
includes letters to Miss Gilder, while attending Bridgeton 
Female Seminary in New Jersey, from her mother, Jane 
(Nutt) Gilder, and her brother, Richard. 

« *_. ™. . MS 65-840 

Henrotin, Ellen M (Martin) 1847-1922. 

Papers, 1865-1921. 4 boxes. 
In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-142) 
Correspondence, speeches, and other papers relating to the 
interests and activities of Mrs. Henrotin, wife of Charles 
Henrotin (a Chicago banker). Includes materials relating 
to reform movements, social welfare, labor, suffrage, Chicago 
charities, prostitution, Chicago Woman's Club, General 
Federation of Women's Clubs, and the World's Columbian 
Exposition (1893). Persons represented in the papers in- 
clude Mrs. Bertha Honore Palmer (1849-1918). 

MS 65-841 
May family. 

May-Goddard family papers, 1766-1904. 2 boxes and 2 v. 

In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-134) 

Correspondence, diaries, documents, account books, 
photos , and memorabilia of the May and Goddard families 
of New England. Includes the papers of Abigail Williams 
May (1829-1888), Boston reformer and one of the first 
woman members of the Boston School Committee, contain- 
ing letters from prominent suffragists, abolitionists, and 
authors; women's diaries and account books of the 18th and 
19th centuries; and material about the social life and cus- 
toms in Boston and New England, education, the Dawes 
family, and the New England Hospital for Women and 
Children. Persons represented include Louisa May Alcott, 
Ednah Dow Cheney, Julia Ward Howe, Frederick Warren 
Goddard May (1821-1904), Samuel May (1810-1899), Sam- 
uel J. May (1797-1871), Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, and Lucy 
Stone. 

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MS65-842 
West, Helen (Hunt) 1892-1963. 

Papers, 1917-64. 2 boxes and 5 v. 
In Radcliffe College, Women's Archives (A-140) 
Lawyer and journalist, of Florida. Correspondence, 
speeches, photos , and clippings relating to Mrs. West's ac- 
tivities in the suffrage movement, the National Woman's 
Party, the campaign for the passage of the Equal rights 
amendment to the Constitution, and the "50-50" bill in the 
1935 Florida Legislature which called for equal represen- 
tation of men and women on party committees in the State. 
Persons represented include Mary W.Dewson, Alice Paul, 
and Jane Norman Smith. 



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MS 65-843 
Holt, Hamilton, 1872-1951. 

Papers, 1872-1951. 93 boxes and 35 v. 

In Rollins College Library. 

Journalist, internationalist, and president of Rollins Col- 
lege, Winter Park, Fla. Correspondence, diaries, biograph- 
ical and genealogical data, legal documents, galley proofs, 
35 scrapbooks, copies of the magazine "The Independent," 
mss. of books and proposed books, speeches, pamphlets, 
leaflets, writings, 'book reviews, autographed pictures, and 
newspaper clippings. Includes data pertaining to journal- 
ism, education, politics, labor, social reform, peace move- 
ments, and international organization. 

Indexes to the correspondence and the scrapbooks are in 
the Register of Hamilton Holt papers (1964), processed by 
Peter E. Robinson. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Holt's children, 1953. 

MS 65-844 
Greene, Clay Meredith, 1850-1933. 
Papers, 1875-1930. 5 ft. 

In the University of Santa Clara Library (Santa Clara, 
Calif.) 

Playwright Chiefly mss. of Victorian dramas, melo- 
dramas, and comedies produced in San Francisco, New 
York, and on the road; correspondence; unpublished mem- 
oirs of Greene; photos ; poems; playbills; banquet pro- 
grams; and two scrapbooks of published articles from the 
"Golden era" and other sources. Includes many short plays 
produced by the Lambs Club in New York, the Olympic 
Club in San Francisco, and various New York yacht clubs. 
Correspondents include the Belasco Theatre, William H. 
Crane, Erlanger Productions, the Lambs Club, and Jacob 
Lit*. 
Research access restricted until July 30, 1966. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gift of Greene's step-son. 

MS 65-845 
Broughton family. 

Papers, 1703-1854. 100 items and 5 v. 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, wills, land conveyances, plats, and inven- 
tories of the Broughton family of Mulberry Plantation on 
the Cooper River and of St. George, Dorchester, S. C. 

Described in South Carolina historical magazine, v. 45 
(1944) p. 114 and v. 47 (1946) p. 176. 

Gifts of Clarence Blair Mitchell and Joseph Ferguson 
Heyward. 

MS65-846 
Conner family. 

Papers, 1844-1938. 60 feet. 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, business papers, books of briefs, 
mortgage foreclosures, notes of title, Masonic papers, and 
other papers of Henry Workman Conner (1797-1861), James 
Conner (1829-1883), and Henry Workman Conner n (1868- 
1938), lawyers, entrepreneurs, political, and business leaders 
in Charleston, S. C. Includes papers covering Henry W. 
Conner's presidency of the Bank of Charleston (1841-50) 
and of the South Carolina Railroad Company (1850-61) ; 
letters relating to the role of Henry W. Conner n as chair- 
man of the Charleston Democratic Executive Committee and 
his efforts to secure the Federal district attorneyship in 
1913 ; material on rifle clubs, James Conner's land in Clayton, 
Ga., and Atchison, Kan., and his term as attorney general of 
South Carolina; and letter books for the law firm of Porter 
and Conner (1865-74), Greenville and Columbia Railroad 
(1878-83), and the South Carolina Railroad (1856-78). 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

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Pinckney family. 

Papers, 1708-1878. 2 ft. 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) of letters (1739-83) 
of Eliza Lucas Pinckney and photocopies of originals in the 
Pinckney papers (1709-1866) in the possession of the Li- 
brary of Congress. 

Correspondence, accounts, receipts, land, legal, estate, and 
other papers of Charles Pinckney (1699-1758), Elizabeth 
(Lucas) Pinckney (1721-1793), Charles Cotesworth Pinck- 
ney (1746-1825), Harriott (Pinckney) Horry (1748-1830), 
Thomas Pinckney (1750-1828) and other members of the 
Pinckney and related families. Most of the papers belong 
to the second generation of Pinckneys and reflect family 
affairs and plantation life in South Carolina in the late 18th 
and early 19th centuries. Includes six letter books (1791- 
1814) of Thomas Pinckney containing copies of his diplo- 
matic correspondence as minister to Great Britain, relating 
to his negotiations with Spain, and covering his command 
of the 6th and 7th Districts in the War of 1812; and letters 
and passports (1828-29) relating to Benjamin Hirer's 
"Grand Tour." 

Letters of Eliza (Lucas) Pinckney have been excerpted or 
published in Eliza Pinckney by Harriott Horry (Rutledge^ 
Kavenal (1896) and Journal and letters of Eliza Lucas, 
edited by Harriott Pinckney Holbrook (1850) ; letter of 
Edward Rutledge to his son (1796) published in South 
Carolina historical magazine, voL 64 (1963) p. 67-72; letters 
of Eleanor Parke Lewis published in South Carolina his- 
torical magazine, vol. 63 (1962) p. 12-17; and letter of Capt. 
C. C. Pinckney to R. S. Ripley published in The War of the 
Rebellion, v. 28, pt. 1, p. 520-21. 

Research access partially restricted. 



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bcnirmer, Jacob Frederick, 1803-1880. 

Diary and other papers, 1806-86. 1 ft. 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

Merchant, of Charleston, S. C. Daily journal (1826-86) 
containing records of marriages, deaths, and events in 
Charleston; a few newspaper clippings; and a transcription 
made by bchirmer of a register of deaths (1806-80) con- 
taining coffin plate inscriptions giving names, death dates, 
and age of the deceased. From 1806-51 the inscriptions 
were recorded by SehirmerV uncle, Edward George Sass 
and his son. The entries from 1851-80 were copied by 
Schirmer from his own diary records. For six years after 
Schirmer's death the diary entries were made by a member 
of his family. 

Index in the repository. 



MS 65-849 
Smith, WiDiam Loughton, 1758-1812. 

Papers, 1774-1832. 2 ft 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

Politician, diplomat, and lawyer of Charleston, S. C. 
Correspondence, travel journals with expense accounts 
(1781-98), ms. of a tragedy, some dramatic criticism, notes 
on "Phocian," accounts, Smith's estate papers (1812-32), 
list of objets d'art purchased abroad (1805), and other 
papers. Includes information concerning Smith's litigation 
(1792-1812) of the Luxembourg claims (many in French) ; 
abstracts of cases (1795-1805) determined in the constitu- 
tional courts at Charleston and Columbia, S. C. ; the estates 
and accounts he administered including those of Joseph 
Allen Smith, William Crafts, Barnard Elliott, and William 
Wragg (d. 1803) ; and his interests in the Catawba Com- 
pany (1787-1814), the Norfolk Canal (1787-1815), the San- 



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tee Canal (1792-1815) and the Wraggborough Canal (ca. 
1805), including accounts of John F. Grimke, C. C. Pinck- 
ney, David Ramsay, and Thomas Sumter. Also includes 
letters by Smith to Edward Rutledge reflecting views on 
foreign and internal affairs and correspondence and ac- 
counts (1787-1812) with David Campbell, Smith's agent. 

Information on literary rights in the repository. 

Gift and purchase, 1959-62. 

MS 65-850 
South Carolina Historical Society. 

Episcopal Church records in South Carolina, 1694-1962. 
ca. 12 ft 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten and typewritten). 

Church registers, vestry minutes, financial accounts, cor- 
respondence, women's auxiliary records, pew plans and rec- 
ords, plats of church lands, scrapbeoks, and other church 
records. Includes records (1762-1891) of the Society for 
the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of the Clergy of the 
Protestant Episcopal Church, and treasurer's book (1857- 
63) of the Charleston Protestant Episcopal Female Domes- 
tic Missionary Society. Churches represented include Christ 
Church and St Michael's Church in Charleston; St James 
Church. Goose Creek; Sheldon Church, Prince William's 
Parish; All Saints Church, Hampton; and St Helena's 
Church, Beaufort. 

Access partially restricted. 

Some of the registers have been published separately and 
some have been published in various volumes of the South 
Carolina historical magazine. 

MS65-861 
Sooth Carolina Historical Society. 

Records relating to St. John's Parish, Berkeley Ca, S C, 
1760-1853. 7 v. 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

Records of the Commissioners of the High Roads of St 
John's Parish include treasurers' records (1825-53), lists of 
property owners, and minutes (1760-1836), giving names of 
c ommissi oners and information about taverns and roads. 
Records (1823-40) of the Police Association of St John's 
and St. Stephen's Parishes are composed of the constitution 
of the association, treasurer's record, and other records kept 
intermittently, whenever danger from runaway or armed 
slaves seemed to call for special vigilance. Records (1823- 
39) of the Pineville Association comprise a secretary's book 
and a treasurer's record. 

Index to the records of the Commissioners of the High 
Roads in repository. Also described in South Carolina his- 
torical and genealogical magazine, v. 48 (1947) p. 48, 49-50. 

Gifts of the heirs of William Cain and of Florence 
Ravenel Lucas. 

MS 65-852 
Sooth Carolina Historical Society. 

Travel journals, diaries, and memoirs, 1760-1907. ca. 2 
feet 

In South Carolina Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) . 

Diaries, journals, memoirs, and recollections of travels in 
the District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, and 
Virginia; from Philadelphia, Pa. to Charleston, S. C. 
(1765) ; from Charleston, S. C. to New Haven, Conn. (1832) ; 
and in England, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lorraine, 
and Switzerland; together with a transcript of letters (1810) 
of an American traveler describing places in the United 
States and Canada. Includes a diary (1856) of J. E. Me- 
Pherson Washington written at the University of Virginia 
and Charleston, S. C; diary (1864-65) of John Gadsden 
describing life in and around Charleston, S. C; memoirs of 
Frederick Adolphus Porcher; atss. of variants of the pub- 
lished version of "Rice planter and sportsman ; the recollec- 
tions of J. Motte Alston, 1821-1909" (1953) ; and an auto- 
biography of the Rev. Paul Trapier describing his work as 



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South Carolina Historical Sodety. Travel journals, 

diaries, and memoirs, 1760-1907. (Continued) 
an Episcopal minister among the South Carolina Negroes 
and his role in guiding the Episcopal Church in the Confed- 
erate and post-bellum period. Names of writers include Isa- 
bella Bowen Farber, John George Keysler, Bandall Hunt, 
Stephen Ravenel, Pelatiah Webster, and John Blake White. 

Diary of Pelatiah Webster published in the Publications 
of the Southern History Association, v. 2 (1898) ; journal of 
John Blake White published in South Carolina historical 
magazine, v. 42. 43 (1941-42) ; memoirs of Frederick Adol- 
phus Porcher published in part in South Carolina historical 
magazine, v. 44-48 (1943-47) ; and autobiography of the 
Bev. Paul Trapier published in Publications of the Dalcho 
Historical Society of the Diocese of South Carolina no 7 
(1954). 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gifts of various persons including Henry C. Bobertson. 

MB 65-853 
Barnes, Mary (Sheldon) 1850-1888, collector. 

Pacific Slope manuscripts, 1769-1895. 1 ft. 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

History teacher. Letters, reminiscences, interviews, and 
term papers written for and collected by Mrs. Barnes and 
her students in Pacific Slope history. Includes ires, of Wil- 
liam B. Ide and others on the Bear Flag Revolt; letter by 
Jessie B. Fremont; and letters of Moses Shallenberger and 
transcript of an interview giving his account of a journey to 
California in 1844. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Gift 

MS 65— 854 
Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933. 
Papers, 1912-32. 135 items. 
In Stanford University Libraries. 

English novelist and dramatist Letters chiefly to Leon 
Lion and Sheila Kaye-Smith and one literary ms. 
Unpublished register in the repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gifts of Felton EDdns, Dr. Lorie Tarshis, and Nathan 
van Patten; and purchased from W. Wreden. 

MS 65-855 
Guerard, Albert Leon, 1880-1959. 

Correspondence, 1909-58. ca. 2 ft. (719 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

College professor and author. Letters mainly to Guerard 
from authors, educators, and statesmen. Includes corre- 
spondence relating to world government; pamphlets and 
correspondence on "auxiliary languages"; and letters to his 
publishers, Scribner, and T. Fisher Unwin (England). Cor- 
respondents include Gertrude Atherton, Bernard Berenson, 
Van Wyck Brooks, D. W. Brogan, James Branch Cabell, 
Ernest Dimnet Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Herbert Hoover, 
Julian S. Huxley, David Starr Jordan, Thomas Mann, 
Andre Maurois, H. L Mencken, Lewis Mumford, and Andre 
Siegfried. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Guerard family, 1960. 

MS65-856 
Hopkins, Timothy, 1859-1937, collector. 

Transportation collection, 1830-92. 12 ft (2782 items) 

In Stanford University libraries. 

Mainly papers of officials of the Central Pacific Railroad 
{pertaining to its construction and development and some 
papers relating to English, Indian, and U. S. railroads 
(1830-68). Includes letters and telegrams (1862-70) of 
Butler Ives; letters, ledgers, and other papers (1859-92) of 
Edward H. Miller, Jr.; letters from Coltis P. Huntington 
to Mark Hopkins, L&land Stanford, Alfred A. Cohen and 



others; and correspondence between Alfred A. Cohen, Ed- 
ward B. Crocker, E. E. Hewitt, Mark Hopkins, and Wil- 
liam B. Ralston. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Hopkins, Mrs. E. H. Miller, Jr., M. A. Ives, 
and others. 

MS 65-857 
Jacks, David, 1822-1909. 

Papers, 1845-1905. ca. 3 ft. (ca. 3750 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Businessman, of Monterey, Calif. Correspondence, legal 
and official documents, financial papers, maps, photos, and 
prints, and clippings. Mainly items relating to loans made 
to others, lands acquired, management of properties and 
legal claims, and suits involving lands in Monterey, Carmel, 
and the Salinas Valley in California. Includes business, 
legal, and financial correspondence with persons in other 
areas of California and Washington, D. C, and some cor- 
respondence with family and friends in Scotland. Persons 
represented include Delos Rodeyn Ashley (1828-1873), Cor- 
nelius Cole (1822-1924), and Luther Halsey Gulick, Sr. 
(1828-1891). 
■ Unpublished register in the library. 

Described and some items published in David Jacks of 
Monterey, and Lee L Jacks, his daughter (1945) by Arthur 
Eugene Bestor, Jr. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Jacks family, 1945. 



MS 65-858 
Lander family. 

Papers, 1848-63. 200 items. 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Correspondence; legal, financial, and military documents; 
photos.; political and military broadsides; clippings; and 
printed material chiefly of Edward Lander (1816-1907), 
lawyer, soldier during the Mexican War, judge of Indiana. 
Court of Appeals (1850) , chief justice of the Supreme Court 
of Washington Territory (1853), and counsel for Hudson's 
Bay Company (1857) and Frederick William Lander (1822- 
1862), chief civil engineer for Gov. Isaac L Stevens of 
Washington Territory. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by Mrs. Lander-West McDonnell. 



MS 65-859 
lind-Goldschmidt Jenny Maria, 1820-1887. 

Papers of Jenny Lind and Otto Goldschmidt. 1835-1917. 
2 ft. (ca. 500 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Correspondence (1835-97), financial papers, musical com- 
positions, and other papers. Includes published and unpub- 
lished biographical material about Miss Lind, a sre. copy of 
her contract with P. T. Barnum {1849), scores used by her 
in concerts and dedication pieces of contemporary composers, 
an autobiographical sketch of Goldschmidt papers pertain- 
ing to his composition "Ruth" and his work with the Bach 
Choir of London, mss. of his musical compositions, and com- 
positions by Julius Benedict (1804-1885), Niels W. Gade 
(1817-1890), Adolf F. Lindblad (1801-1878), and Karl 
Reinecke (1824-1910). 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Samuel Stark, 1963. Formerly owned by Mrs. 
Frank Waters, a great granddaughter of Miss Lind. 



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¥• » - MS 65-860 

Lissner, Meyer, 1871-1930. 

Papers, 1903-23. ca. 30 ft. (40,000 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies (negative) made in 
1934 of original Theodore Roosevelt letters in the possession 
of the Lissner family. 

Lawyer and politician, of Los Angeles, Calif. Corre- 
spondence, legal and financial papers, photos., clippings and 
miscellaneous printed matter including circulars, news re- 
leases, speeches and political handbills. The papers are 
almost entirely political with particular emphasis on the 
non-partisan reform movement in Los Angeles beginning 
about 1906, the organization of the Lincoln-Roosevelt Re- 
publican League (1907), and the Progressive movement 
especially in California through Hiram W. Johnson's presi- 
dential campaign (1920). Correspondents include Albert 
J. Beveridge, California outlook, a progressive magazine 
(1811-14), Joseph M. Dixon, Edwin T. Earl, Francis J 
Heney, Harold L. Ickes, Hiram Warren Johnson, William 
Kent, Robert M. LaFollette, Joseph Medill McCormick, 
John Francis Neylan, George W. Perkins, Gifford Pinchot, 
Theodore Roosevelt, Chester H Rowell, Samuel M. Short- 
ndge,, William D. Stephens, William Allen White, Clinton 
Rogers Woodruff. John Downey Works, and Clement Cal- 
houn Young. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Ortft of the Lissner family, 1934 and 1963. 

, j MS 66-861 

London, Jack, 1876-1916. 

Papers, 1897-1916. 182 items. 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

One letter is a facsimile. 

Author. Chiefly letters by London to Mabel and Edward 
Applegarth and to his agent in London, James B. Pinker; 
two notes by London ; mss. of two novels; six poems by Lon- 
don ; and five poems by Edward Applegarth. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Christian de Guigne, 1964, and other acquisitions. 

Loomis, Francis Butler, 1861-1948 MS 65-862 

Papers, 1897-1939. 5 ft. (ca. 2000 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Diplomat and journalist Correspondence, photos., dip- 
pings, pamphlete and other papers. CorrespondencTrel^ 
m^Tnl^ ^ U.S. Minister to^enezuela (im- 
1901) .misconduct charges against Loomis by his successor 
at the Venezuelan post, Herbert Bowen; his service « Se^ 
tary of State ad interim (1905) during the Panama issue; 
and his interests after his retirement from government serv- 
ice. Includes material on Loomis' mission as Special Am- 
bassador to France (1905) to receive the remains of John 
Paul Jones and material from Philippe Jean Bunau-Varilla 
on the Panama CanaL Correspondents include John Bar- 
rett, Herbert Bowen, Philippe Jean Bunau-Varilla, Andrew 
Carnegie, Calvin Coolidge, William H. Crocker, Henry P 

Albert C. Dillingham, Rudolf Dolge, Joseph B Foraker 
Lloyd C Griscom, Joseph C. Grew, Mark A. Hanna, War- 
ren G. Harding, Benjamin Harrison, John Hay David 
Jayne HU1, AHral Holman, Herbert Hoover, <Sar£ E 

5^ % C °w U t5 uU ' F ^ ak B - KeU °gS> PMander Knox 
Henry Cabot Lodge, William McKmley, John Bassett 
Moore, S. F. B. Morse, Whitelaw Reid, Theodore Roos^" 
Elihu Root, Robert Peet Skinner, Frank Steinhart, Henry 
L. Stimson, Oscar S. Straus, Robert A. Taft, Sumner 
Welles, and Leonard Wood. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Florence Loomis, 1964. 



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« 4. * v., MS65-863 

Murat Achille, prince, 1801-1847. 

Papers, 1809-45. ca. 3 ft. (2100 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten). 

Author. Mainly letters from various members of the 
Murat and Bonaparte families to Murat, the son of Joa- 
chim Murat (King of Naples) and Caroline Maria Annun- 
ciate Carolina (Bonaparte) Murat (sister of Napoleon i). 
Includes correspondence regarding Murat's attempt to orga- 
nize a Belgium Foreign Legion in the 1830's; mss. of his 
writings on politics, economics, slavery, and literature; and 
family legal papers. The letters are in French, Italian and 
English. 

Unpublished register and card index to the collection in 
the library. 

Gift of Homer R. Spence, 1947-5L Formerly owned by 
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Needham, James Carson, 1864-1942. 

Papers, 1893-1936. 5 ft (ca. 9000 items.) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

U. S. Representative from California (1899-1913) and 
judge of Superior Court of California (1919-1935). Corre- 
spondence, legal and financial papers, speeches, notes, clip- 
pings, and photos, relating to Needham^ congressional 
career, bis connection with the Newman Oil Company in the 
1920's, and the Covered Wagon Babies Club (1925-36) . The 
congressional correspondence reflects Needham's interest in 
conservation, forestry and irrigation, Indian affairs, patron- 
age, and his service on the Public Lands Committee and the 
Committee for Insular Possessions. 

Unpublished register in the library. 



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Parker, Paul Percy, 1880- ooUector. 

Californiana collection, 1782-1936. ca. 100 items. 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, photocopies of the Hartwell census of California 
ranchos (1836) in the University of California Bancroft 
Library (Berkeley) 

Some correspondence, mss. of narratives and memoirs, of- 
ficial documents, legal and financial papers, clippings, and 
printed material dealing predominantly with the Monterey 
and Salinas Valley areas mostly prior to 1900. Includes 
documents signed by a number of officials and pioneers in 
California such as Jose Figueroa, Mexican governor of Cali- 
fornia (1833-35) ; David Spence, an early pioneer; and Wal- 
ter Colton, alcalde at Monterey (1846-49) and author of 
Three years in California (1850). 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library- 
Gift of Mr. Parker, 1963. 

MS 65-866 
Quicksilver Milling Company. 

Records, 1851-1920. 1 ft. (175 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Primarily legal material with some correspondence, finan- 
cial papers, and other papers relating to the mining of quick- 
silver in New Almaden, Calif. Includes material about 
land claims and mineral disputes between the New Almaden 
Company and the Quicksilver Mining Company ^ima-ring 
in the transfer of the New Almaden Company's properties 
to the Quicksilver Mining Company in 1863 and material 
on the Larios-Fossat case. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



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MS 65-867 
Rose, Alice M collector. 

Lincoln-Roosevelt Republican League collection, 1900-43. 
ca. 2 feet (ca. 1000 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, typescripts of letters and other material in various 
collections of the Stanford University Library gathered by 
Miss Rose for her doctoral dissertation in 1942. 

Correspondence and reports of personal interviews relat- 
ing to the origins of the Lincoln-Roosevelt Republican 
League founded in 1907, principally in California. Ma- 
terials prior to the late 1930's are copied from other collec- 
tions in Stanford University Libraries, and the remainder 
are correspondence and interviews resulting from Miss 
Rose's research. Principal names mentioned include Thomas 
R. Bard, John R. Haynes, Meyer Lissner, George C. Pardee, 
Arthur J. Pillsbury, Chester H. Rowell, and Lincoln Stef- 
fens. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Miss Rose. 



MS 65-868 
Shatter, William Ruf us, 1835-1906. 

Papers, 1862-1904. 3 ft. (ca. 5000 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries 

In part, transcripts. 

Army officer. Correspondence, sketches, maps, photos., 
cartoons, clippings, broadsides and other printed material, 
and other papers chiefly military in nature and predomi- 
nantly relating to the Spanish American War. Includes 
some papers relating to Shafter's career in the Civil Wax 
and on the Texas frontier, the Congressional Medal of Honor 
which he was awarded, and the scandal arising from his con- 
troversial actions during the Spanish American War. Also 
includes letters and memoranda by Shafter concerning rela- 
tions between the American expeditionary force and the 
Cuban rebels under Garcia, several Spanish Army docu- 
ments expressing the Spanish view of American war aims, 
and Spanish opinion of the Cuban populace. Correspond- 
ents include Russell A. Alger, Henry Clark Corbin, George 
Dewey, Calixto Garcia Ifiiguez, William McK3nley, Kelson 
A. Miles, Edward O. C. Ord, Elihu Root, William T. Samp- 
son, and Joseph Wheeler. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchase, 1938. Formerly owned by W. H. McKittrick 
(Shafter's son-in-law). 



MS 65-869 
Stanford University. Libraries. 

Civil War and military papers, 1851-69. 1 ft. (ca. 850 
items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) , facsimiles, and photo- 
copy of a letter. 

Chiefly correspondence and diaries of Civil War soldiers 
including George Arthur Bailey, 1st Massachusetts Infantry 
and Capt. of Company H, 37th U. S. Colored Troops; CoL 
Edward Martindale, served with 83d Regt., U. S. Infantry 
(Colored), 118th Regt. (Colored) and commanded the Pro- 
visional Brigade, U. S. Colored Troops, - 18th Army Corps 
and other Colored units; John Wesley Melhorn, Company C, 
10th Virginia Infantry, C. S. A.; Lemuel E. Newcomb 
(1838-1921), 11th Regt., Maine Volunteer Infantry; and 
Israel Spenser, Company A, 136th New York Volunteer In- 
fantry. Includes papers relating to the Army service of 
James Henry Carleton (1814-1823) in California and the 
Southwest (1851-65) ; records of Company M, 4th Illinois 
Volunteer Cavalry (1861-64) ; and muster rolls of Fort 



Duncan, Tex. (1857) and Fort Wayne, Mich. (1869). Sub- 
jects covered include Indian wars, Mountain Meadows Mas- 
sacre in Utah, Civil War action in Arizona and New Mexico, 
Libby Prison, Delaware Indians and railroad right-of-way, 
petition to free the slaves, Hampton Roads Peace Con- 
ference, sectionalism, and Civil War battles and experiences. 

Unpublished registers in the repository. 

Information on literary rights in the repository. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-870 
Stanford University. Libraries. 

Colonial and early American papers, 1739-1891. 1 ft. (195 
items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, facsimiles and transcripts (typewritten). 

Correspondence, diaries, account book, financial, legal and 
land papers, clippings, and other papers from New York, 
Massachusetts, Connecticut, the proposed State of Franklin, 
and elsewhere. Includes papers relating to the Revolution- 
ary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and to the pur- 
chase and/or transfer of property by members of the Rose- 
boom family and Benoni Rose in Cherry Valley, N. Y. 
Names mentioned include George Sewall Boutwell, Roger 
Bull, Aaron Burr, Henry Clay, Louis Duchambon, Benjamin 
Franklin, Samuel Kirkland, William Wing Loring, John 
Guerin Marquand, Noah Newton, William Pepperell, Thomas 
Robbing, Benjamin Rush, Philip Schuyler, William Shippen, 
Israel Shreve, Thomas Thornton, Amasa Walker, Daniel 
Webster, and Roger Wolcott. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-871 
Steele, Wilbur Daniel, 1886- 

Papers, 1907-61. 5 ft. (ca. 600 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries- 

Author. Correspondence, chiefly letters by Steele to vari- 
ous members of his family; xss. of 190 short stories by him 
and of 17 plays and novels; publishers agreements; photos. ; 
press releases ; clippings ; and other papers. Correspondents 
include Alfred Edgar Coppard, Katharine Fullerton Ger- 
ould, Kenneth MacGowan, Samuel Eliot Morison, Edward 
J. O'Brien, Vilhjabiiur Stefansson, John W. Vandercook, 
and Blanche Colton Williams. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. J. F. Jenness and Wilbur D. Steele, 196L 



MS 65-872 
Sterling, George, 1869-1926. 

Papers, 1909-1946. 1 ft. (ca. 150 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, photocopies of original Theodore Dreiser letters 
in the University of Pennsylvania Library. 

Poet Correspondence, original drafts of poems, galley 
Droof . soncs. photos., and clippings. Correspondents include 
Albert Bender, Witter Bynner, Mrs. Margaret Cobb, Theo- 
dore Dreiser, Edwin Markham, and Robinson and Una Jef- 
fers. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Rudolf Blaetter, 1955; Witter Bynner, 1960; and 
Mrs. A. M Bender, 1940-41. 



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MS 65-873 
White, William Allen, 1868-1944. 

Letters, 1889-1945. 142 items. 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Journalist Mainly letters covering a wide range of sub- 
jects both topical and personal, from White to Helen Suthff, 
both of whom were in the Class of 1890 at the University of 
Kansas. Includes letters from Sallie Lindsay White and 
William Lindsay White. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Helen Sutliff, 1946. 

MS 65-874 
Anthony, Martha (Farmer) collector. 

Fanner family papers, 1838-89. 300 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, legal documents, accounts, and other 
papers. Chiefly Civil War letters from Fort Donelson, 
Tenn., and Camp Butler, I1L, a northern prison, revealing 
the conditions of Confederate Army life written by William 
H Farmer, John Wesley Murphey, J. M Soyers, and G. T. 
Williams, all of Company A, 30th Tennessee Regt Other 
Civil War correspondents include K. B. Crockett, and Mrs. 
E. B. Keen of Ringgold, Va. The remaining portion of the 
correspondence is largely concerned with family affairs, re- 
ligious activities, and farm life ; and includes a description 
(1871) of the country, climate, and Indians near Cow Skins 
(later Wichita), Sedgewick Co., Kan. Other correspondents 
include R B. Crockett, Fannie Martin, G. P. Martin, Green 
Martin, of Cow Skins, Kan., Mary Martin, and Tom Martin 
of Pleasant Plains, 111. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by Mrs. Robert Dodd. 

„„, MS65-875 

BeD family. 

Papers, 1796-1927. ca, 1 ft. (ca. 500 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, accounts, contracts, deeds, inventories of 
estates, records of the Cloverdale Seminary in Dickson Co., 
Term., biographical and genealogical data, autograph album, 
memorabilia, and other papers of members of the Bell fam- 
ily who emigrated to the U. S. from England and Ireland 
between 1810-34, and settled near Charlotte, Tenn., in Rich- 
mond, Va., in Pittsburgh, Pa., and vicinity, and near Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. The papers primarily relate to Walter Bell, 
who settled in Tennessee and engaged in the iron business 
and farming, and his children. Most of the correspondence 
is between his son, Dr. John BelL a physician in Philadel- 
phia, and his daughter, Anne Jane (Bell) Bell, who taught 
school in Nashville, Tenn., and at the Cloverdale Seminary. 
Dr. Bell's letters contain medical advice and information 
about diseases, his lectures, his medical pupils, and his trans- 
lation of a French medical work. Other correspondence is 
chiefly between Walter Bell's son, William Blackburn Bell, 
founder of the Cloverdale Seminary, and William's wife, 
Emma Caldwell Bell during the time he was a prisoner of 
war (1863-65) at Camp Morton, Ind. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of W. A. Bell, 1956. 

MS 66-876 
Buckner, Mary Elizabeth (Stay) 

Papers, 1818-1923. ca.4ft (3000 items) 
In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 
Correspondence, diaries, accounts, legal documents, reli- 
gious writings, genealogical data, slave lists, newspaper 
clippings, and other papers. Chiefly correspondence (1912- 
22) of Mrs. Buckner's husband, Henry K. Buckner, of Nash- 
ville, Tenn., primarily about his service in World War I 



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and papers relating to Mrs. Buckner's family in Mont- 
gomery, Ala. Includes information about the early settle- 
ment of Alabama Territory, the Civil War, Texas, New 
York, New England, Virginia, the Creek War (1836), 
Southern Female College, La Grange, Ga. (1855-56), 
and genealogical data about the Falconer, Hazard, Henry, 
James, Singleton, and Wardwell families. Correspondents 
include Mrs. Upshaw Buckner, Callie Clay, Dr. Hugh W. 
Henry, Mr. and Mrs. John Hazard Henry, Louisa Henry, 
Martha Henry, Mattie Henry. A. D. McCurdy, Mary Jane 
McCurdy, and T. C. McCurdy. " 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by Mrs. Buckner. 

MS 65-877 
Figuers family. 

Papers, 1764-1964. 500 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, photocopies. 

Primarily genealogical data compiled by Sherrell and 
Alice Figuers of Columbia, Term., for inclusion in Dr. John 
Bennett Boddie's Historical southern families, v. 5 (1960). 
Includes correspondence, a diary, wills, marriage licensee, 
and deeds, military records, newspaper clippings, and photos, 
of the Figuers and related families: Bledsoe, Cheairs, Clen- 
dening, McCoy, Norfleet, Overton, Patterson, Perkins, 
O'Neal, Sherrell, Taylor, and Worsham. Civil War items 
include material relating to Major Nathaniel Francis 
Cheairs, 3d Tennessee Regiment 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Sherrell Figuers and Alice Figuers. 

„ . „ MS65-878 

Hams, George Carroll, 1836-1911. 

Papers, 1836-86. ca. 250 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Episcopal clergyman in Nashville and Memphis, Tenn., 
and Mt Helena, Miss. Primarily family correspondence, 
genealogical data, scrapbook, and other papers of Harris 
and other members of the Harris family, chiefly in Louisi- 
ana. Includes information on Southern life before, during, 
and after the Civil War, Louisiana and national politics, 
slave labor, the raising of cotton, steamboats, railroads, the 
weather, farm conditions, the postal service, the Civil War, 
fever epidemics, the 1860 election, Andrew Johnson's im- 
peachment trial, and Reconstruction in Louisiana. Corre- 
spondents include Arthur H. Harris, Cornelia Harris, 
Elisha Myrick Harris, Elisha W. Harris, Margaret Harris, 
and William Harris. Names mentioned include John Bell, 
John Breckenridge, Braxton Bragg, Benjamin Franklin 
Cheatham, Stephen A. Douglas, Nathan Bedford Forrest, 
Ulysses S. Grant, Thomas Carmichael Hindman, Joseph E. 
Johnston, Abraham Lincoln, Bishop James Hervey Otey, 
Bishop Charles Todd Quintard, Daniel Ruggles, Carter Lit- 
tlepage Stevenson, and J. C. Vaughn. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Purchased from Montgomery Cooper. 

„ MS 65-879 

Morton, Zilphia, 1910-1956, collector. 

Folk music collection, 1935-56. ca. 3 ft. (800 items) 
In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 
Director of music at Highlander Folk School in Grundy 
Co., Tenn. Correspondence, folksongs, labor union song- 
books, picket line songsheets, musical tapes, notes, printed 
items dealing with folk music, clippings, and other papers. 
Chiefly songs of social protest with historical information 
about most of the songs, the events about which the songs 
were written, or the composers. Includes material on folk 



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Horton, ZOphia, 1910-1956, collector. Folk music collec- 
tion, 1935-56. (Continued) 

and labor songs, history of folksongs, labor organizations, 
folk dancing, and projects of the Highlander Folk School, 
the leading training center for Southern labor and civil 
rights leaders (1932-61) . Correspondents include Guy Cara- 
van, George T. Guernsey, Waldemar Hille, Myles Horton, 
Allen Lewis, Lynn Rohrbough, Pete Seeger, and W. H. 
Westman. 

Register published by the Tennessee State Library and 
Archives in 1964: Zilphia Horton folk music collection, Reg- 
ister no. 6. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Myles Horton. 

MS65-880 
Jackson, Howell Edmunds, 1832-1895. 

Papers, 1864-1942. ca. 400 items. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Lawyer, U. S. Senator from Tennessee, and Associate Jus- 
tice of the U. S. Supreme Court Correspondence, business 
and real estate papers, wills, deeds, indentures, photos^ news- 
paper clippings, and other papers of Jackson, his wife, Mary 
(Harding) Jackson, his brother, William H Jackson, and 
his brother's wife, Selene (Harding) Jackson. The family 
correspondence contains a number of letters written from 
Belle Meade Plantation, the home of William Giles Harding 
(father-in-law of the Jackson brothers), which was later 
owned and managed by William H. Jackson. 40 letters 
(1875-81) from Howell Jackson to his wife were written 
either when he was in Memphis, Term., on legal cases or in 
Washington, D. C, as a U. S. Senator, or when she was at 
Belle Meade Plantation (near Nashville, Tenn.) visiting her 
family. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Ellen McClung (Buckner) Wills, Mrs. Eliza- 
beth (Buckner) Maddin, and Mrs. Mary Harding (Buck- 
ner) Ragland. 

MS 65-881 
McCutchen family. 

Papers, 1818-1958. ca. 1 ft. (ca. 2000 items). 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence primarily about family affairs; accounts; 
bills; inventories of estates; obituaries and funeral notices; 
land, marriage, school, and slave records ; and other papers 
collected by Hildegard Smith for her book, The McCutchen 
Trace (1963?). Papers mainly relate to James McCutchen 
(1796-1864), son of Samuel and Catherine (Bell) Mc- 
Cutchen, and his business dealings particularly his admin- 
istration of various estates and his records as treasurer of the 
Nashville-Hillsborough Turnpike Company. Includes a 
diary (1814-15) giving troop movements during the War of 
1812 and an entry about the Battle of New Orleans, and rec- 
ords of the Harpeth Presbyterian Church in Williamson Co., 
Tenn., and the Presbyterian Synod. Correspondents include 
Mary Jane Caldwell, Mary "Polly" Caldwell, Patrick Henry 
McCutchen, and Samuel Bell McCutchen. 

Unpublished register available in the repository. 

Information on literary rights in the repository. 

Gift of Miss Hildegard Smith. 

MS 65-882 
McFarland, Lutie Moore. 

Genealogical papers, 1934-51. ea. 150 items and 15 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence (1934-48), genealogical charts and forms, 
family lines and historical sketches, genealogical notes, 
photos., clippings and other printed matter. Includes 
genealogical data on the Bernard, Claiborne, Cumming, 
Dade, Dorsey, Douglas, Dulaney, Dunbar, Durrett, Green- 
berry, Hammond, Hanson, Harris, Hobbs, Kavanaugh, 
Lawrence, Luckett, McFarland, Miller, Moore, Overton, 



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Percy, Peyton, Randall, Bidgely, Boos, Sandy, Serope, 
Stafford, Sutherland, Talbott, Todd, Wallace, Wilsford, 
Warfield, and Woods families. 

Unpublished register available in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Hilliard O. Wood. 

MS 65-883 
MeRaven, William Henry, 1894- 

Papers, 1851-1964. ca. 8 ft 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, photocopies. 

Author and collector, of Nashville, Tenn. Correspond- 
ence, diaries and writings of MeRaven, accounts, biograph- 
ical sketches, genealogical data, notes, clippings and other 
papers; together with some papers of Mrs. Margaret J. 
Morton (1828-1911) of Franklin, Tenn. McRaven's writ- 
ings include "A humorous commentary on the Rubaiyat of 
Omar Kahyam," "Shakespeare for those who don't like 
Shakespeare,'' and "Tennessee biographies." Includes gen- 
ealogical data relating to the Duncan, Elliott, Henderson, 
McFarlane, MeRaven, Morton, Stubblefield, Swanson, Tark- 
ington, and Terrell families; letters of William H. Me- 
Raven, Jr., while in the U. S. Army during World War n; 
a diary of Henry MeRaven during his travels through Mis- 
sissippi (1930) and his "Mississippi profiles"; scrapbooks 
containing menus, political cartoons by Joe Parrish, comic 
cartoons such as "Hambone's meditations" and "Sunflower 
street" ; historical articles from the "Semi- weekly farm; 
news," Dallas, Tex.; and pictorial album of the 1750-mile 
pipeline built (1953) by Anderson Brothers Corporation of 
Houston, Tex. Also contains information about John H. 
Eaton, McRaven's book "life and times of Edward Swan- 
son" (1937), and trail drivers and Indians of Texas. Cor- 
respondents include members of the Charles, Crutcher, Cur- 
rier, MeRaven, and Saxton families, and Evie (Stubble- 
field) Posey. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 
Open to investigators with restrictions accepted by the 
repository. 
Deposited by Mr. MeRaven. 

MS 65-884 
Moore, John Trotwood, 1858-1929. 

Papers, 1781-1957. ca. 40 ft (ca. 20,000 items) 
In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 
Author, journalist, and librarian. Correspondence, dia- 
ries (1924-28), literary mss., speeches, notes, accounts, legal 
documents, indentures (1781-84), photos^ scrapbooks, bio- 
graphical and genealogical data, memorabilia, newspaper 
clippings, and other papers of Moore, State librarian and 
archivist of Tennessee (1919-29) ; his second wife, Mary 
Brown (Daniel) Moore (1875-1957), State librarian and 
archivist emeritus of Tennessee (1929-55) ; his father, 
Judge John Moore (b. 1829) ; and his son, Dr. Merrill 
Moore (1903-1957), a physician. Mas. of Moore's writings 
include his books, The bishop of Cottontown (1906), 
Hearts of hickory (1926), Jack Ballington, forester (1911), 
and A summer hymnal (1901). and his series "Dropped 
stitches in Southern history" in Taylor-Trotwood magazine 
(1925-32). Includes material about Howard College, Mar- 
ion, Ala.; Texas lands; Lucy Moore estate; the Civil War 
and Reconstruction including the removal of Judge Moore 
by the Military Government in Dallas Co., Ala.; Confed- 
erate imprints and sheet music; Chicago race riots (1919) ; 
political campaigns including the presidential campaign of 
1928; Tennessee State Library; Tennessee Library Associ- 
ation; Tennessee Historical Society; and library work; 
items mentioning Andrew Jackson, Andrew Johnson, Sam 
Houston, and various historical subjects; and genealogical 
data relating to the Brown, Daniel, Moore, and other fam- 
ilies. Correspondents include Pat Beaird, G. W. Beerworth, 



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Moore, John Trotwood, 1858-1929. 
(Continued) 

Peter Brannon, TOtefooni Cole in, Lawrence F. London, 
J. A. Osgoode, Andrew Johnson Patterson, E. E. Patten: 
Isaac Sherwood, and J. P. Widney rnxum, 

.Register published by the Tennessee State Library and 
Archives in 1964: John Trotwood Moore papers, Agister 

Lifonnation on literary rights available in the repository. 



« _. ,. M S 65-885 

Porter, Mary Rhoda (Montague), collector. 

Miscellaneons papers, 1822-1963. ca. 50 items and 1 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, photocopies of originals owned by various per- 
sons. 

Correspondence, articles, map of Meigs Co., Tenn., roads, 
photos., scrapbook containing invitations of U. S. Represen- 
tative John A. Moon of Tennessee, and genealogical data. 
Articles include "Pioneers of old frontiers,'' by J. P. Brown- 
Cravens House, landmark of Lookout Mountain" • "Whv 
invest m forest land?"; "Description of the Tennessee gov- 
y*%£ * fennel ^ ^ * biographical sketch 
wTSri'SL^™? "P"™ " of ^ior Morton Tower 
from 1861-1864" which relates his escape from Libby 
iTison. Contains information about foresters in the Chat- 
tanooga area and about family affairs, weather, living con- 
ditions, and social functions in New York, Petersburg, Va., 
and Sitka, Alaska (1869-73). Includes genealogical date 
about the Ball, Bukey, Kerr, Montague, and Stivers fam- 
ines. Correspondents include Joseph T. Bukey, N Thaver 
Mary Thompson, Joseph Wales, and Lucy Ann Wales ' 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository 



_, » MS 65-886 

Tennessee Library Association. 

Records, 1902-62. ca. 14 ft (ca. 9000 items) 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

Correspondence, particularly of the association's presi- 
dent; proceedings of annual meetings; programs; accounts, 
bills, and receipts; clippings; a file of the "Tennessee librar- 
ian and four other official journals; and other records. In- 
cludes material reflecting the growth and diversity in types 
of library interests in the State including the development 
of the Trustees and Friends of Libraries Section from citi- 
zen library activity, and the establishment of a Special Li- 
braries Section. 

List of subject headings in the Tennessee Library Associa- 
tion Historian's manual serves as a guide to the records. 

Open to investigators with permission from the Tennessee 
Library Association. 

Deposited by the Tennessee Library Association. 

Additions to this collection are anticipated. 



„ MS 65-887 

Tennessee. State Library and Archives, NashmOe. Manu- 
script Division. 

Diaries and memoirs, 1775-1962. 33 items and 34 v. 

In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Diaries and memoirs kept by pioneers, ministers, doctors, 
merchants, farmers, soldiers, politicians, travelers, a social 
W t T ^ w ' an ax ^ st '. a*" 1 a diplomat, containing descriptions 
of Tennessee and its people and information on politics, re- 
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hardships on the frontier, pre-Civil War family life, Indian 
wars, the Civil War, travel in the U. S. and Europe Old 
Hickory Powder Plant (World War i), genealogical' data 
and various other subjects. Writers include Lee J. Blum, 
Esther G. (Wright) Boyd, Thomas Jefferson Bryan. Isaac 
Conger, Juliana Margaret (Courtney) Conner, the Rev 
Jesse Cox, D. Craft, Jeremiah Walker Cullom. John E. Dul- 
ing, William Eakin, Ellen Foster-Coronado, Edwin M. 
Gardner, Lenamay Green, William Hall, Herndon Harald- 
son, John Hutchins, Dr. Abraham Jobe, L. H Jones, Ella 
Berry Kirkman, J. Overton Lee, Hiram Robert Andrew 
McCorkle, Randal W. McGavock, Lou Cretia Owen, Eugene 
H. Plumacher, Dr. Robert Massengill Porter, Mary E. 
Scruggs, Mary Strickler, Jane Thomas, Kate White Thomp- 
son, Samuel Escue Tillman, Arch Trawick, Michael Woods 
Trimble, and Stella Vaughn. 

A composite collection separately cataloged in the reposi- 
tory. 

Acquired from various sources. 



™ MS 65-888 

Tennessee. State Library and Archives, Nashville. Manu- 
script Division. 

Tennessee authors and writings on Tennessee, ca. 34 ft 
In Tennessee State Library and Archives. 
Biographies, histories, novels, textbooks, short stories, 
articles, and poems by Tennesseans or dealing with Ten- 
nessee; together with some correspondence, photos., notes, 
and newspaper clippings. Includes mss. of Octavia Zolli- 
coffer Bond, Roark Bradford, Amasa Buck, Alfred Leland 
Crabb, George Creel, Jay Guy Cisco, Doiiald Davidson, 
Maria Thompson Daviess, Mrs. L. Virginia French Col 
Presley T. Glass, Corra Harris, Robert Selph Henry ^ Sid- 
ney M Hirsch, Marquis James, Helen B. and Joseph M 
Krechniak, Mel B. McCall, Abby Crawford Milton, 
Martha McBride Morrel, Mary Noaffles Murfree (pseud 
Charles Egbert Craddock), Frank and Harriet C. Owsley, 
Holden Bovie Schermerhorn, Joseph D. Shields, Harold 
Shumate, Thomas S. Stribling, and the Tennessee Historical 
Commission. 

Unpublished register in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gifts of various persons, 1930-64. 



„ . „_. MS 65-889 

Marine Paint and Varnish Company, inc., tfev> Orleans. 

Records, 1917-59. 48,527 items. 

In Tulane University Library. 

Correspondence (1924-45), three books of minutes of the 
meetings (1920-59) of the board of directors and the stock- 
holders, tax papers (1917-44), papers (1936-44) dealing with 
renegotiation of war contracts, inventories (1946-52), trial 
balances (1935-46), balance sheets (1935-39 and 1945-46), 
weekly inventories (Dec. 1940-Dec. 1947) for liquids, rosins, 
and fish oils, stock certificates (1919-59), weekly payroll time 
books (July 1919-Dee.l927), factory timecards (1952-53), 
office timecards (Jan 1952-Jan. 1954), dept payrolls (Dec. 
28, 195Wan. 3, 1957), office payroll checks (1952-54), fac- 
tory payroll checks (1953-57), voucher records (1952-53) 
daily delivery- reports (1941-45), daily truck operation re- 
ports (1941-45), cashbooks (1952-56), salesbooks (1952-58), 
and cancelled checks (Dec. 1951-Dec. 1957) 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of H. Stanley Butterworth and Paul B. Lemann, 
1959 and 1964. the liquidators of the company 



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„_^ „ MS 65-890 

Ogden, Henry D 

Papers, 1862-65. 86 items. 

In Tulane University Library. 

Confederate officer and judge. Official correspondence, 
orders, and military dispatches relating, to Ogden's Civil 
"War experiences while serving as Provost Marshal for Head- 
quarters Dept No. 1; commander of a battalion of the 
Louisiana State Cavalry; and aide-de-camp to Governor 
Thomas C. Moore. Includes a chart of the descendants of 
John Ogden and a note and signature of George Washing- 
ton. Correspondents include Simon Bolivar Buckner, Harry 
T. Hays, and Thomas O. Moore. 

Permanent loan from Dr. Henry D. Ogden, 1954. 



. , x „ t MS65-891 

Arendt, Hannah, 1906- 

Papers, 1935-63. 3 ft. (100 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author and political scientist Correspondence, kss. of 
some of Miss Axendt's published and unpublished books and 
articles, drafts of lectures and lecture notes, memoranda and 
outlines, a notebook, and some of her newspaper articles 
clipped from the American Jewish weekly, "Aufbau." The 
correspondence is with Judah Leon Magnes and the Judah L. 
Magnes Foundation concerning the Palestine question before 
the United Nations in 1948. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Correspondence open to investigators under restrictions 
accepted by the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Miss Arendt, 1964. 

This is a continuing collection, which will be added to 
from lame to time. 



MS 65-892 
Capron, Horace, 1804-1885. 

Papers, 1834-1961. 2 ft (ca. 1800 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer and U. S. Commissioner of Agriculture. The 
bulk of the papers, including correspondence, journals, fi- 
nancial records, and orders for agricultural equipment, live- 
stock, and plants for the island of Hokkaido, relates to 
Capron's experiences as an agricultural adviser to the Japa- 
nese Government (1872-75). A few papers, including a 
small number of letters from Horace Greeley, Ulysses S. 
Grant, and William T. Sherman, relate to his service as an 
officer in the Union Army (1863-65) and as U. S. Commis- 
sioner of Agriculture (1867-71). Includes some corres- 
pondence of other members of the Capron family, Capron's 
autobiography, and other papers containing biographical 
information. 

Finding aid available in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Banfield Capron, 1964. 



MS 65-893 
Carson, Christopher, 1809-1868. 

Letter book, 1863-64. 70 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Trapper, guide, Indian agent, and Army officer. Head- 
quarters letter book for the Navajo Expedition, commanded 
by Carson, begun at camp near Fort Wingate, N. M (July 
11, 1863) and ended at Taos, N. M (May 17, 1864). In- 
cludes five photocopies (positive) of his baptismal, mar- 
riage, and burial certificates. 



MS 65-894 
Chapman, John, 1801-1854. 

Plans and letters for the u ariel steam air caxriage, n 1841-44. 
35 items. 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

British political writer and editor. Papers relating to 
aerial steam navigation, including correspondence, patent 
specifications, notes and writings on the aerodynamic and 
propeller theories of William Samuel Hanson (1805-1888) 
British inventor and aerodynamics engineer, and drafts of 
articles, diagrams, and drawings made by Henson and Chap- 
man, Correspondents include D. E. Columbine, L Duncan, 
B. Houchin, and Mr. Stratford (Chapman's lawyer). 

Described in the library's Information bulletin, v. 23, no. 
27 (July 6,1964) p. 319-321. 

Gift of John Jay Ide. 



MS 65-895 
Chesnnt, James, 1815-1885. 

Correspondence, 1862. 250 items. 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, planter, and U. S. Senator from South Carolina. 
Letters and a letter copybook ( Jan.-Nov., 1862) containing 
correspondence written in Chesnut's capacity as Chief of 
the Military Dept at Columbia, S. C, and concerning re- 
cruitment, military finances, conditions in the area, and South 
Carolina in general. Correspondents include Jefferson 
Davis, Robert E. Lee, and other local military men and gov- 
ernment officials. 

Purchase, 1935. 



MS 65-896 
Church, William Conant, 1836-1917. 

Papers, 1862-1924. ca.2ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Journalist Chiefly correspondence (1862-1917) of 
Church while he was editor of the Army and navy journal, 
the Atlantic monthly, Galaxy, and the New York Sun, per- 
taining to business and professional matters, and his bio- 
graphical article on John Ericsson. Includes the ms. of 
Church's article on Ericsson for Scribner's monthly (1879) 
and a biographical ms. in Swedish on Ericsson. Corre- 
spondents include William W. Belknap, William C. Brow- 
ness, W. E. Chandler, B. S. Dodge, B. A. Fiske, W B. 
Hazen, Stephen B. Lace, Nelson A. Miles, Philip H. Sheri- 
dan, William T. Sherman, Emory Upton, C. H. Wells, W. C. 
Wise, and Leonard Wood. 

Gift of Mrs. Agnes M Church, 1945-57. 



MS65-897 
dowry, Robert Charles, 1838-1925. 

Papers, 1862-71. ca. 75 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Military correspondence, a letter book (Dept. of Missouri, 
v. 39), circulars, and cipher records of Clowry, assistant 
superintendent of the U. S. Military Telegraph during the 
Civil War. The bulk of the correspondence dates from Mar. 
1864 to Aug. 1865 and relates to the military telegraph in the 
Dept. of Arkansas and the Dept of the Missouri-Kansas- 
Arkansas. Includes a^Catalogue of books and papers be- 
longing to Col. dowry's military files" (1862-65). 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, 1935. 



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„ , ,. MS 65-898 

Conkling, Roscoe, 1829-1888. 

Papers, 1769-1895. 150 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Handwritten transcript of the family history made by 
Mrs. Conkling ( 29 p. ) . 

U. S. Senator from New York. Personal and political 
correspondence, telegrams, printed matter, and family 
papers of Conkling's Frey/Fry ancestors. The family 
papers include an unpublished family history by S. S. Frey 
concerning Philip R. Frey and relating in part to economic 
questions of the Revolutionary period. Correspondents in- 
clude George Bancroft, Hamilton Fish, James A. Garfield, 
Ulysses S. Grant, Horatio Seymour, and William T. Sher- 
man. 

Gift of Mrs. J. H. MacVeagh, 1942. 



o j , .. MS 65-899 

Covode, John, 1808-1871. 

Papers, 1854-70. ca. 100 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Representative from Pennsylvania. Incoming cor- 
respondence together with a draft of a report by Covode on 
conditions in the Mississippi Valley after the Civil War. 
Correspondents include Thomas E. Cochrane, A. G. Curtin, 
A K. McClure, E. M Stanton, Gideon Welles, and Henry 
White. J 

Covode's report is printed in the Report of the Joint Com- 
mittee on Reconstruction (1866) , pt. 4, p. 114. 

Purchased from Alfred C. Werner, 1943. 



r^_„ MS 65-900 

Culbertson, William Smith, 1884- 

Papers, 1897-1962. 70 ft. (ca. 51,000 items) 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Lawyer, educator, and diplomat Correspondence, diaries, 
public documents, lecture notes; mbs. of Culbertson's books, 
articles, speeches, and his unpublished memoirs, "Ventures in 
time and space"; acrapbooks, and memoranda. The papers 
relate to all phases of Culbertson's career: his work as vice 
chairman of the U. S. Tariff Commission (1917-25) U S. 
Minister in Rumania (1925-28), and U. S. Ambassador to 
Chile (1928-33), and his service in World War n as chief of 
the Geopolitical Section of the General Staff, member of the 
Planning Group of the Office of Strategic Services, chair- 
man of the Special Mission to French North Africa, the 
Middle East, Italy, and France (1944), and member of the 
Technological Mission to Germany (1945). Includes rec- 
ords of his law career, lecture notes covering his rears 
(1919-56) as professor at Georgetown University, and"»iss. 
relating to his church activities and his work in helping to 
establish a national Presbyterian church and center in Wash- 
ington, D. C. Correspondents include Calvin Coolidge, 
Henry C. Emery, John H Finley, Warren G. Harding, Her- 
bert Hoover, Charles Evans Hughes, Cordell Hull, Edward 
N. Hurley, Charles F. Kent, Robert M. LaFollette, Theodore 
Roosevelt, H G. Wells, and William Allen White. 

Finding aid published by the Library in 1963 : William S. 
Culbertson, a register of his papers. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 
Gift of Col. Culbertson, 1958. 



MS 65-901 
Dana, Charles Anderson, 1819-1897. 

Papers, 1859-82. 300 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Chiefly transcripts of Dana's war dispatches made from 
originals in the National Archives. 

Journalist Civil War dispatches of Dana as Assistant 
Secretary of War (1863-64) ; and correspondence (1859-82) 
to and from Edwin M Stanton and other Government offi- 
cials. 

Gift of Paul Dana, 1922. 



MS 65-902 
Doolittle, James Rood, 1815-1897. 

Papers, 1858-1929. 136 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (10 percent) made by Duane Mowry 
from originals in his possession. 

Judge and U. S. Senator from Wisconsin. Correspond- 
ence, speeches, and newspaper clippings related to matters 
concerning Doolittle during the Civil War and Reconstruc- 
tion period. 

Gift of Duane Mowry, 1913-32. 



MS 65-903 
Ellis- Allan papers, 1795-1889. (MS 63-345) 

■ Addition, 1810-35. 85 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Business and personal correspondence, bills of lading, and 
other papers relating to the firm of Ellis & Allan of Rich- 
mond, Va. (general merchant and dealers in tobacco) and 
in particular to John Allan, foster father of Edgar Allan 
Poe. A few letters and statements pertain to accounts of 
Poe. 
Purchased from the estate of Charles Ellis, 1901. 



MS65-S04 
Ewing, Charles, 1835-1883. 

Family papers, 1769-1950. 12 ft (ca. 9000 items) 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Lawyer and Army officer. Correspondence, diaries, bio- 
graphical material, genealogies, legal and business papers, 
scrapbooks, photos., memorabilia, and other papers. Some 
papers concern the Civil War and its aftermath, especially 
the military circle formed by the brothers, Thomas, Hugh, 
and Charles Ewing, and their brothers-in-law, Gen. William 

T. Sherman and CoL Clement F. Steele. The legal papers 
concern courts-martial and other cases in which the Govern- 
ment was involved: Mexican claims, land grants, Indian 
affairs, and patent rights. Includes looseleaf vols, of family 
history and genealogy, illustrated with letters, family trees, 
clippings, and portraits. Names represented include Charles 
Ewing's father, Thomas Ewing; his brother, Philemon 

Beecher Ewing; his sisters, Eleanor Boyle (Ewing) Sher- 
man and Maria Theresa (Ewing) Steele; and his wife, Vir- 
ginia Larwill (Miller) Ewing; and the Larwill, Miller, and 
Stibbs families. 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. 

Gift of Eleanor Sherman Ewing and John KM Ewing, 



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MS65-905 
Ewing, Thomas, 1789-1871. 

Family papers, 1757-1941. 123 ft. (ca. 94,000 items) 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (ca. two percent). 

Lawyer, U. S. Secretary of the Interior and Secretary of 
the Treasury, and U. S. Senator from Ohio. Correspond- 
ence, diaries, journals, biographical material, genealogical 
records, legal and military papers, financial papers, drafts 
and printed copies of speeches, lectures, books, articles, 
essays, public letters, poems, reports, briefs, notes, auto- 
graphs, telegrams, scrapbooks, maps, photos., drawings, 

printed matter, and memorabilia. The bulk of the collec- 
tion dates from 1830-1900 and pertains to westward expan- 
sion and frontier life, the disposal of public lands and land 
speculation, Jaw and legal practice in Ohio, local Ohio and 
national Whig- politics, anti-Jacksonianism and the U. S- 
Bank question, the organization of the Interior Dept., the 
California gold rush, the struggle for freedom in Kansas, 
the Peace Convention (1861), the role of Sherman in the 
Civil War and the conduct of the war in Kansas, Missouri, 

and Arkansas, the assassination of Lincoln, the Johnson 
administration and Reconstruction, the Greenback move- 
ment, and the development and administration of patent law 
in the U. S. Names represented include five generations of 
the family: E wing's father, George Ewing; his sons, 
Thomas Ewing and Hugh Boyle Ewing; his daughter and 
son-in-law, Eleanor Boyle (Ewing) Sherman and Gen. Wil- 
liam T. Sherman ; and his grandson, Thomas Ewing. Cor- 
respondents include Philemon Beecher, Nicholas Biddle, 

James G. Blaine, Orville H. Browning, Henry Clay, Thomas 
Corwin, John Crittenden, Charles B. Goddard, Britton A 
Hill, Hocking H. Hunter, Beverdy Johnson, Abbott Law- 
rence, Abraham Lincoln, John McLean, Richard Olney, 
Thomas C Piatt, Samuel C. Pomeroy, William S. Rose- 
crans, William H Seward, John Sherman, William T. Sher- 
man, Henry Stanbery, Noah H. Swayne, Allen G. Thur- 
man, John Tyler, Samuel F. Vinton, and Daniel Webster. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. Also partially 
described in the Handbook of manuscripts in the Library of 
Congress (1918), p. 115-117. 

Acquired from members of the family, 1903-47. 



MS 65-906 
Fiske, John, 1842-1901. 

Letters, 1867-96. 54 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Historian, philosopher, and librarian. Letters concern- 
ing lectures, finances, travel, Fiske's literary and political 
ambitions, and other matters, written mainly to his mother, 
Mary Fisk (Bound) Green Stoughton, and his wife, Abby 
Morgan (Brooks) Fiske during lecture tours and periods of 
study and travel in the U. S. and Europe. 

Formerly part of the John Fiske papers now in the Henry 
E. Huntington Library (MS 61-698). 

Partial card index and inventory in the Library. 

Purchase, 1944-46. 

MS 65-907 
Greeley, Horace, 1811-1872. 

Papers, 1826-1928. 4 ft. (ca. 1500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Iii part, transcripts. 

Journalist. Correspondence, autobiography, articles, 
notes, lectures, and speeches by and about Greeley, news- 
paper clippings, scrapbooks, a notebook, printed matter, and 
other papers, chiefly 1860-72. Includes an epic poem, "Hor- 
ace Greeley," by Nathaniel Greeley; a bibliography of 



Greeley compiled by Nathan Greeley; an outline of a lec- 
ture on Greeley and the New York tribune by John G. 
Shortall; and material relating to Greeley's boyhood, his 
early life in New York City as printer and publisher of 
literary and political newspapers, the growth and success of 
the New York tribune which he founded, Whig politics, the 
slavery issue, Liberal Republicanism, the bail bond for Jef- 
ferson Davis, and the presidential campaign of 1872. Cor- 
respondents include Benjamin Brodkway, Simon Cameron, 
William E. Chandler, Schuyler Colfax, Charles A Dana, 
Jessie Benton Fremont, Rufus Griswold, John G. Nicolay, 
Gerrit Smith, Benjamin F. Wade, and Mrs. R. M. Whipple. 

Part of the collection was formerly among papers received 
from Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid as the papers of Whitelaw 
Reid, Greeley's successor at the Tribune. 

Finding aid in the Library. 

Gifts and purchases from Frank Montrose Clendenin, 
1928, and Mrs. Ogden Mills Reid and others, 1903-58. 

MS 65-908 
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. 

Papers, 1846-94. 2 ft (ca. 1000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

2 photocopies; a few transcripts (handwritten) made by 
Holmes. 

Author and physician. Correspondence and literary use. 
Includes mss. of The poet at the breakfast table (1872) , John 
Lothrop Motley: a memoir (1879), A moral antipathy 
(1885), Ralph Waldo Emerson (1885), Over the teacups 
(1891), Our hundred days in Europe (1887), and Poems 
(various mss. and autographed copies). Correspondents in- 
clude Thomas Bailey Aldrich, George William Curtis, Rich- 
ard Henry Dana, Edmund Gosse, Julia Ward Howe, Wil- 
liam Dean Howells, James Russell Lowell, John Boyle 
O'Reilly, Wendell Phillips, Edmund Clarence Stedman, and 
John Greenleaf Whittier. 

Described in the Report of the Librarian of Congress, 
1921, p. 42-^3; 1922, p. 57; 1927, p. 56-57; and 1932, p. 49. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 
Gifts and purchases, 1905-65. 



MS65-909 

Hoxie, Vinnie (Ream) 1847-1914. 

Papers of Vinnie Ream Hoxie and Richard L. Hoxie, 
1853-1937. 4 ft. (ca. 2500 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Sculptress. Correspondence, business and legal papers, 
commissions, essays, poetry by Mrs. Hoxie and Albert Pike, 
biographical and genealogical data, reports, notes, scrap- 
books, memoranda, clippings, printed matter, and memo- 
rabilia pertaining to her work in general and to the Lincoln 
and Farragut statues in particular. Papers (1853-1987) of 
her husband, Richard Leveridge Hoxie (1844-1930), U. S. 
Army officer, include two diaries concerning Wheeler's Ex- 
pedition (1872-73), military and personal papers, and letters 
written after 1914 to Hoxie's second wife, Ruth (Norcross) 
Hoxie about him. Vinnie Hoxie's correspondents include 
George Bingham, Elias A Boudinot, George Brandes, Olivia 
Briggs, Erza Cornell, Elizabeth B. Custer, Jubal A Early, 
George Healey, Joaquin Miller, Crosby Noyes and his family, 
Albert Pike, David Dixon Porter, James S. Rollins, Ed- 
mund G. Ross, Alexander R. Shepherd, William T. Sher- 
man, Thaddeus Stevens, and Daniel W. Voorhees. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. Also described 
in the Library's Quarterly journal of current acquisitions, 
v. 8, no. 3 (May 1951) p. 24. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Ruth (Norcross) Hoxie, 1930-50. 



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t n R . MS 65-310 

IngersoB, Henrietta (Crosby) 

Correspondence, 1838-90. 95 items. 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Essayist, of Bangor, Me, and Washington, D. C. Letters 
to Mrs. Ingersoll concerning personal and political matters 
from Schuyler Colfax, Roscoe Conkling, Thomas Corwin, 
George William Curtis, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Horace 
Greeley, John Parker Hale, Frederic Henry Hedge, Thomas 
Starr King, Wendell Phillips, and Lucy Stone. Includes a 
letter to her husband, George W. Ingersoll, from John P. 
Hale, of Dover, N.H. 

Partial inventory in the Handbook of manuscripts in the 
Library of Congress (1918) , p. 175. 

Purchased from Fannie Hilliard Ingersoll, 1909. 

Kantor, MacKinlay, 1904- MS 65-311 

Papers, 1917-61. 30 ft. 
Li Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

~if *Tl *£ 7*J ^^SP 01 ^ 1 *- Chiefly correspondence 
relating to Ranter's military career in World War n and the 
Korean War and to his writings, together with literary ma- 
terial, scrapbooks, and clippings. Includes drafts, notes, 
galley proofs, and printed copies of his books, irticlS 
poetry, and speeches. Correspondents include James Cax? 
ney. Gen. Curbs LeMay, Myrna Loy, Archibald MacLeiX 
J. P. Marquand, Gregory Peck, Gen. Thomas S. Power, Gen! 

Carl Spaatz, Rex Stout, Coward-McCann and the publishers 
of the Saturday evening post 

An introductory essay by Kantor describing the collection 
■ndserving as a partial index is available in the library 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 

Information on literary rights available in the Library 
In part, gift of Mr. Kantor, 1961- 

It is expected that additions will be made to this collection. 

m * . MS 65-912 

EJemm, Louis Richard, 1845-1925. 

Papers, ca. 1870-1907. 1 ft. (ca. 900 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Educator and specialist in foreign education in the U S 
Bureau of Education. Drafts of Klemm's books, mono- 
graphs, essays, articles, addresses, and book reviews; scrap- 
books; clippings; and printed matter concerning agriculture, 
European and American educational institutions and sys- 
tems, history, and culture. 

Gift of the estate of Dr. Klemm, 1926. 

, . -__. T t MS 65-913 

Lenroot, Irvine Luther, 1869-1949. 

Papers, 1890-1964. 9 ft (ca. 6000 items) 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Lawyer, judge, and U.S. Senator from Wisconsin. Corre- 
spondence, biographical material, legal papers, speeches, arti- 
cles, political and subject files, reports, scrapbooks, memo- 
^T " ew I s P a P er , cttppiags, printed matter, and photos. 
ibe bulk of the collection dates from 1900-44 and relates to 
lanroots political campaigns, his association with Robert 
M. La. Follette, his role in the Wisconsin Progressive move- 
ment and his relationship with national political leaders 
(1900-28). Includes holograph notebooks concerning his 
congressional career and a typescript draft of his unpub- 
lished memoirs (1948). Correspondents include Calvin 
Coolidge, C. H. Crownhart, William H. Doughtery, Herman 
L. Ekern, Guy D. Goff, John J. Hannan, William Hard, 
Warren G. Harding, Herbert Hoover, Walter J. Kohler, 
Robert M La Follette, Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924), 



Gifford Pinchot Alfred T. Rodgers, and Mark Sullivan. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Eleanore von Eltz Lenroot and Katharine F 
Lenroot, 1964. 

MS 65-914 
McLean, Evalyn (Walsh) 1886-1947. 

Papers, 1886-1948. 40 ft (ca. 45,000 items) 
In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Socialite. Correspondence; business, political, and legal 
papers and memoranda ; and other papers. The correspond- 
ence reflects Mrs. McLean's leadership (ca. 1910-47) in the 
social life of Washington, D. C. Business papers relate 
mainly to the mining interests of the Walsh family and pub- 
lishing interests of the McLean family, especially the "Cin- 
cinnati enquirer" and the "Washington post" Legal papers 
include divorce proceedings, probates, and libel suits. Other 

papers relate to Mrs. McLean's involvement in the Lindbergh 
kidnapping case, the Teapot Dome scandal, and her owner- 
ship of the Hope diamond. Includes the kb. of her book, 
Father struck it rich (1936). 

Finding aid available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the McLean estate, 1949. 

MS 65-915 
McPherson, Edward, 1830-1895. 

Papers, 1738-1936. 23 ft. (ca. 18,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Editor, political cyclopedist, statistician, and U S. Repre- 
sentative from Pennsylvania. Correspondence; family, 
financial, and estate papers; genealogy, and family history; 
records (1856-88) of the U. S. House of Representatives; 
estate papers of Thaddeus Stevens and research papers for a 
Stevens biography; records of the Marsh Creek Presby- 
terian Church; law office files of Robert G. McCreary, of 
Gettysburg, Pa.; a speech, article, and book file; scrap- 
books, and other papers. Subjects represented include edu- 
cation in frontier Pennsylvania, history of Pennsylvania, 
property investments, military services, the administration 
of the Gettysburg and Black Tavern Turnpike, McPherson's 
activities as Clerk of the House of Representatives, national 
and local Republican Party politics and campaigns, the 
Reconstruction period, and tariff issues. The mss. and notes 
for books and articles largely relate to Gettysburg and 
Adams Co., Pa. Names represented include Janet McPher- 
son (1689-1767), John Bayard McPherson (d. 1858), Robert 
McPherson (1689-1749), Robert McPherson (ca. 1730- 
1789), and William McPherson (d. 1832). Correspondents 
include James G. Blaine, Noah Brooks, William E. Chan- 
dler, George W. Childs, James A. Garfield, and Elihu B. 
Washburne. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 
Purchase and gifts of Donald P. McPherson, Donald P. 
McPherson, Jr., and John Bruce McPherson, 1907-44. 

„ . M . MS 65-916 

Martin family. 

Papers, 1740-1887. ca. 130 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Family and general correspondence, business papers, legal 
documents, Land Office treasury warrants and invoices, a 
pedigree, plats, and clippings of John Martin, of Goochland 
Co., Va., and his sons. The later documents are an attempt 
to prove kinship with the Martin family of England and thus 
lay a basis for claims against a vast estate there. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of the Martin family, 1963, through Mrs. Barbara O. 
Gottschalk Pertzoff. 



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MS65-917 
Meyer, George von Lengerke, 1858-1918. 
Papers, 1901-09. 2 ft (50 items) 
In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
U. S. Ambassador to Italy and to Russia, Postmaster 
General, and Secretary of the Navy. Nine volumes of 
diaries and a few pieces of family correspondence and mem- 
orabilia. Diary entries record social and family life, as well 
as the national and international events to ■which Meyer was 
close. Includes references to the negotiations leading to 
peace after the Russo-Japanese War and reports of conver- 
sations (1907-09) with President Theodore Roosevelt and of 

their companions: Jean Jules Jusserand, Henry Cabot 
Lodge, Elihn Root, and others. Other subjects mentioned 
are the Post Office Dept, Cabinet meeting summaries, and 
the Republican Parly. 

Described in the Library's Quarterly journal of current 
acquisitions, v. 12, no. 3 (May 1955) p. 180-137. 

Gift of Julia Meyer Brambilla and Alice Meyer Coffin, 
1954-55. 

This entry replaces MS 69-53. 



MS 65-918 
Mitchell, Samuel Chiles, 1864-1948. 

Papers, 1903-13. 8 ft. (ca. 5000 items) 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Professor and college president. Family and general cor- 
respondence; ms., typescript, near-print, and printed copies 
of speeches, articles, and lectures; a small file of poetry and 
financial papers; reports, records, and memoranda relating 
to the adminstration of the Peabody Education Fund; and 
an extensive collection of newspaper and magazine clippings 
and other printed matter by or about Mitchell. The bulk of 
the collection dates from 1908-13 while he was president of 

the University of South Carolina. Subjects represented in- 
clude education in the South and the disputes between 
Mitchell and Gov. Cole L. Blease of South Carolina. Cor- 
respondents include Charles Francis Adams, S. P. Brooke. 
Albert Bushnell Hart, Walter Hines Page, George Foster 
Peabody, Sir Horace Plunkett, and George E. Rives. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Gift of Dr. Mitchell, 1920. 



MS 65-919 
Mitscher, Marc Andrew, 1887-194". 

Papsrs, 1910-52. ca. 2 ft. (ca. 900 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Naval officer and pioneer in naval aviation. Approxi- 
mately 250 personal and semiofficial letters, 100 sets of duty 
orders (1919-45), 50 certificates of awards, decorations, and 
honors, and 50 maps and charts of World War n Pacific 
theater naval operations (including, many with Mitscher's 
annotations and markings) ; 6 aviator's flight logs (1915-38), 
a personal sea-duty log (1910-19), a folder of printed matter 
relating to Mitscher's career; and approximately 75 personal 
papers of his wife, Frances S. Mitscher, and 150 letters and 
telegrams of condolence on Mitscher's death. The bulk of 
the correspondence dates from 1940-45 and includes letters 
relating to Mitscher's command of the U. S. S. Hornet dur- 
ing the Tokyo raid and the Battle of Midway. A few letters 
concern his role as pilot during the first naval overseas flight 
(1919). 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Mitscher, 1962. 



MS 65-820 

Monroe, Kirk, 1850-1930. 

Papers, 1850-1940. ca. 2500 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author. Correspondence ; diaries ; handwritten drafts and 
printed copies of books, short stories, essays, poetry, and 
articles; biographical material, scrapbooks, subject files, an 
autograph book, newspaper clippings, printed matter, 
photo&, drawings, and memorabilia. The bulk of the col- 
lection dates from 1867-1932 and relates mainly to Munroe's 
literary career; his adventures on a survey team for the 
Union Pacific Railroad and the Atchison, Topeka and Santa 
Fe Railway; his trips into the Everglades and the Hudson 
Bay region and to the Far East on a world tour; his work 
in behalf of the Seminole Indians of Florida ; and his canoe- 
ing and bicycling interests. Includes correspondence of 
Munroe's seeond wife, Mabel (Stearns) Munroe, with refer- 
ence to a proposed biography of Munroe. 

Unpublished finding aid available in the Library. _ 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Eliot O'Hara, 1964. 

MS 65-921 
Nabokov, Vladimir VTadimirovich, 1899- 
Papers, 1923-58. 6 ft. (ca. 800 items) 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Author. Business and personal correspondence; docu- 
ments; book reviews; and notes, xss., typescripts, and an- 
notated galley proofs in Russian, English, and French of 
Nabokov's poetry, plays, short stories, and novels, including 
Bend sinister, Conclusive evidence, Dar (The gift), Eugene 
Onegin, Invitation to a beheading, Pale fire, Podvig (The 

exploit), The real life of Sebastian Knight, The song of 
Igor's campaign, Spring in . Fialta, The tragedy of Mr. 
Mom, and the screenplay of Lolita. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift, 1958. 



MS 65-922 
National Society of Arts and Letters. Washington, D. C. 
Chapter. 

Records, 1944-65. 2 ft. (ca. 1300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Bound files of the bylaws of the national body of the 
society and its Washington chapter; the Record and the 
Yearbook and roster of the national body; the Yearbook 
(from 1945/46) of the Washington chapter; and scrapbooks 
containing correspondence, invitations, catalogs, poetry, 
national convention programs, brochures, photos, of individ- 
uals and works of art, awards, clippings, and other papers 
relating to the members, endeavors, and interests of the so- 
ciety and the Washington chapter. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of the chapter, 1965. 

Additions to this collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-923 
Orr, William, 1860-1939. 

Papers, 1890-1939. 2 ft. (ca. 1800 items) 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Educator. Correspondence, diaries (1901-36), reports, 
articles, speeches, printed matter, memorabilia, and a draft 
of Git's unpublished work, "Seven years under twenty- 
seven flags," and notes on a geological survey of Springfield, 
Mass. Two-thirds of the papers concern the period (1920- 
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Orr, William, 1860-1939. Papers, 1890-1939.( Co ntimied) 
for the Y. M. C. A. in Europe, with the majority of these 
relating to countries of Eastern Europe. Includes articles 
and papers of his first wife, Charlotte (Pettis) Orr 

Unpublished finding aid in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. James S. Armstrong, 1945. 



Perry, Matthew ealbraith, 1794-1858. MS 65-924 

Papers, 1838-1933. 1 ft. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
,iTl^ SCript concsnhi S the treaty negotiations with Japan 
(1855) made from the original record in the Tokyo Forei<m 
Office; and a transcript (handwritten) of "Riko ffiwa," 
MotaL *** ^^ and TiUages ' ToL 3 > made bv Sakujiro 

Naval officer. Papers relating mainly to Perry's expedi- 
txon to Japan (1853-54). Includes handwritten and printed 
Japanese works concerning Perry ("Bokui osetsu-roku.'' 
American reception record) ; a Japanese work about the 
^™£^ f!, ""^ *J **?****; 23 woodblock prints 
?JJ <\? nd 8 T^ 1 ** Print sculls depicting various 
aspects of the expedition. ^^ 

hm Elliott Griffis, 1822-48. ' wrvu 



_.. ._ . MS 65-925 

Pickens, Francis Wilkinson, 1805-1869. 

Papers of Francis W. Pickens and Milledge L. Bonham, 
1837-1920. 1 ft. (ca. 400 items) ' 

111 Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, reports, resolutions, military papers ap- 
plications for office, petitions, administrative papers, memo- 
randa, and newspaper clippings (1837-66 and 1917-20) re- 
lating to Pickens and Milledge Luke Bonham (1813-1890) 
Governors of South Carolina. The bulk of the collection' 
dates from 1860 to 1864 and relates mainly to the governor- 
ship (1860-62) of Pickens, the governorship (1862-65) of 
Bonham and the Civil War. Pickens' correspondents in- 
clude EC. Barclay, John Forsyth, A. C. Garlington, Robert 

jrW' W " Hayne ' Ste P hen R - Mallory. M. S. Perry, 
and L..P. Walker. Bonham's correspondents include P. G. 

T. Beauregard, Howell Cobb, William H. Echols J W 
Hayne, H. Pinckney Walker, and W. S. Walker ' 

Partially described in the Handbook of manuscripts in the 
.Library of Congress (1918) p. 328-329. 

Purchased from George H. Richmond, 1903 J D Sea- 
brook, 1904, and Anson Phelps Stokes, 1926 ' 



Reed, William Bradford, 1806-1876. ^ 65_926 

Papers, 1857-60. 85 items. 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
In part, transcripts of correspondence 

(A^W^ **%%?■ ^ (2 TOls - ) 0f Keed ' s «*** 
(Apr 1857-Mar. 1859) as Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- 
ter Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of China, together with 
correspondence from British and French official? and others 
in the Orient, letters to Reed's wife, telegrams, notes, clip- 
pings, maps, prints, and printed matter. The diary is sup- 
plemented by a transcript (typewritten) concerning the voy- 
age and service in China. 
Gift of Mrs. McKim Reed, 1909. 



- . _ „, „ . MS66-927 

Sanborn, Frankhn Benjamin, 1831-1917. 

Papers, 1852-79. 121 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) of letters. 

Author and journalist. Chiefly college essays (1852-S5). 
correspondence (1857-72) with Gerrit Smith, and corre- 
spondence (1877-79) with Octavins Brooks Frothingham 
concerning Frothingham's biography of Smith (1878) 

PurchaseSjWlS and 1945. 



Scott, Charles Lewis, 1883-1954. MS 66-928 

Papers, 1940-45. 5 ft (ca. 3000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Army officer and pioneer in the development and employ- 
ment of armor in World War n. Correspondence, reports, 
orders, speeches, articles, memoranda, photos,, and other 
military papers concerning the 2d Armored Division, which 
Scott organized, and military tactics and history. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Scott, 1955. 



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.. MS 65-930 

Sherman, John, 1823-1900. 

Papers, 1836-1900. 133 ft. (ca. 111,000 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Microfilm copies (positive) of 575 privately owned Sher- 
man letters. 

U. S. Representative and Senator from Ohio and Secre- 
tary of the Treasury and Secretary of State. 604 vols, of 
letters received; 8 vols, of letters sent; 3 scrapbooks, printed 
matter, and other papers. The emphasis in the papers is on 
Sherman's role m Ohio politics after 1850. Includes family 
correspondence during Sherman's school years, general cor- 
respondence during his years in Congress and the Cabinet, 
and papers relating to Kansas in 1856, when he was a mem- 
ber of the House committee investigating conditions there. 
Correspondents include Susan B. Anthony, Simon Cameron, 

Salmon P. Chase, Grover Cleveland, Hamilton Fish, James 
A. Garfield, Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, Francis 
Lieber, William McKinley, Edwin M. Stanton, Thaddeus 
Stevens, and Thurlow Weed. 

Index to letters sent and unpublished finding aid in the 
Library. 

Gift of the Sherman family, 1911-58. 



Stanton, Edwin McMasters, 1814-1869. 

Papers, 1831-70. 10 ft. (ca. 7600 items) 
In Library- of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Lawyer and TJ. S. Attorney General and Secretary of 
War. Correspondence, essays, and drafts of reports. The 
bulk of the collection dates from the Civil War and stresses 
Stanton's role as Secretary of War. Major correspondents 
include most of the cabinet members and ranking Govern- 
ment officials during Stanton's tenure: James Buchanan, 



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Stanton, Edwin MeMasters, 1814-1869. Papers, 1831-70. 

Benjamin Butler, Simon Cameron, Salmon P. Chase, 
Thomas Ewing, John Hay, Andrew Johnson, Reverdy John- 
son, Abraham Lincoln, George McClellan, W. H. Seward, 
Thaddeus Stevens, and Gideon Welles. Other correspond- 
ents include George Bancroft, Henry Ward Beecher, Charles 
Dana, William Lloyd Garrison, Francis Lieber, Harriet 
Beecher Stowe, and Lyman TrnmbulL 

Partial card index and unpublished finding aid in the Li- 
brary. Also partially described in the Annual report of the 
Librarian of Congress, 1939, p. 47-48 and in the Handbook 
of manuscripts in the Library of Congress (1918), p. 390. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Acquired from various sources, 1910-58, with the bulk a 
gift of Lewis H. Stanton, 191L 

MS 65-932 
Steinbardt, Laurence Adoiph, 1892-1950. 
Papers, 1929-50. 42 ft. (ca. 42,500 items) 
In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
Lawyer, economist, and diplomat, of New York City. 
Incoming correspondence; letter books; financial, business, 
and legal papers; and articles and speeches (1932-50) cover- 
ing Steinhardt's career as U. S. Ambassador to Peru (1937- 
39), to the U. S- S. R. (1939-41), to Turkey (1942-45), to 
Czechoslovakia (1945-48), and to Canada (1949-50). Cor- 
respondents include George V. Allen, A J. Drexel Biddle, 
Jr., Joseph E. Davies, James A Farley, Loy W. Henderson, 

Cordell Hull, C. D. Jackson, Alfred A Knopf, Ruth Bryan 
Owen, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Edward R Stettinius, Jr., 
Arthur Hays Sulzberger, and Sumner Welles. 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mrs. Dulcie Steinhardt-Beau, 1963. 

MS 65-933 
Stephenson, Nathaniel Wright, 1867-1935. 

Papers, 1922-30. 3ft. 

In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Historian and college professor. Galley and page proofs 
and a few notes for Stephenson's biography of Kelson W. 
Aldrich (1930) ; notes and revised drafts or final near-print 
copies of 22 scenarios prepared or edited by Stevenson for 
The Chronicles of America educational motion picture se- 
ries; preparatory notes indicating the reference source and 

the authorities to whom scenario scripts were sent for criti- 
cism; and notes for other possible scenarios relating to aboli- 
tion, the underground railroad, the Negro in the Civil War, 
the Methodist schism, and the Reconstruction period. 
Gift of Mrs. Wright, 1936. 

MS65-934 
Susan B. Anthony Foundation, Washington, D. C. 

Records, 1896-1943. 3 ft. (ca. 1300 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Correspondence, bylaws and constitution, minutes, reports, 
financial and other records, membership list, a scrapbook, 
clippings, and printed matter related to the foundation, 
which from its establishment in 1912 until 1924 was known 
as die Anthony League of the District of Columbia. In- 
cludes Susan B. Anthony biographical papers and the rec- 
ords of the District of Columbia Woman Suffrage Associ- 
ation. Correspondents include the District of Columbia 
Federation of Women's Clubs, the General Federation of 
Women's Clubs, the Juvenile Protective Association of the 
District of Columbia, and the National League of Women 
Voters. Names represented include Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, 
a founder and president of the foundation. 

Acquired from the foundation, 1960. 



MS65-035 
Taney, Roger Brooke, 1777-1864. 

Papers, 1824-67. 1 ft. (115 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

U. S. Attorney General, Secretary of the Treasury, and 
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Correspondence of 
Taney, Thomas Ellicott, William Pitt Fessendea, Amos 
Kwidwfl, and others; together with Taney's "Account con- 
cerning his relations with the Bank of the United States, and 
the removal of public deposits for 1833-34" (1849) and a 
transcript of this work made by J. B. Tyler. 

Purchases, 1908-43. 



MS65-936 
Thompson, Waddy, 1798-1868. 

Correspondence, 1826-59. 91 items. 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Lawyer, U. S. Representative from South Carolina, and 
U. S. Minister to Mexico. Correspondence (some with 
transcripts) from Thompson and Andrew Pickens Butler, 
Pierce Mason Butler, George A Gardiner, John C. Gardiner, 
Hugh S. Legare, Francis W. Pickens, William C. Preston, 
and others, relating mainly to legal affairs and South Caro- 
lina and national politics. 

Partially described in the Handbook of manuscripts in 
the Library of Congress (1918) p. 41L 

Purchased from C. S. Hook, 1914, and Forest G. Sweet, 
1945. 



MS 65-937 
Underwood, Wilbur, 1876-1935. 

Papers, 1897-1958. 1 ft. (ca. 400 items) 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Poet, of Washington, D. C. Correspondence, holograph 
and typewritten copies of Underwood's poetry, printed mat- 
ter, and photos. Includes a few papers of his brother, Nor- 
man Underwood (b. 1878). Correspondents include Rudulph 
Evans, H L. Mencken, William Marion Reedy, Vincent 
Starrett, and Vance Thompson. 

Described in the Library's Information bulletin, v. 20, 
no. 19 (May 8, 1961) p. 263. 

Gift of Norman Underwood, 1960-63. 



MS 65-938 

Untenneyer, Louis, 1885- 

The Untermeyer-Frost collection, 1915-63. 3 ft. (425 
items). 

In Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

Author. Letters (1915-58) from Robert Frost (1874- 
1963) to Untenneyer dealing with poets and poetry, religion, 
politics, Frost's philosophy, and other interests of the two 
men; poetry, articles, pamphlets, and books of Frost's work 
and autographed photos.; together with correspondence, 
clippings, and other printed matter concerning Frost col- 
lected by Untenneyer, and drafts and galley proofs of "The 
letters of Robert Frost to Louis Untermeyer'' (1963). 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 

Gift of Mr. Untermeyer, 1959-64. 



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WHson, Edith (Boiling) Gait, 1872-1961 ^ *°~ m 

Papers, 1833-1961. 27 ft. (ca. 19,000 items) 
In library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 

/i25n i«.7 00 S ow . WDs011 ' Flesideat °* the United States 
(1856-1924). Family and general correspondence, diary 
notes, drafts and correspondence concerning Mrs. Wilson's 

My memoir'' (1938), financial and legal papers, genealogi- 
cal material, memorabilia, and printed matter. Most of the 
correspondence is of a social nature from leaders in Amer- 
ican political and social life. Correspondents include New- 
ton D. Baker, Ray Stannard Baker, Bernard M. Baruch, 
Charles R. Crane, Josephus Daniels, Norman H. Davis, 
Cleveland H. Dodge, Gary T. Grayson, Charles S. HamliiZ 
Marquis James, Jesse H. Jones, William McAdoo, CyrusIL 
McConruck Francis B. Sayre, Adlai E. Stevenson, Arthur 
Sweetser, and Henry White. Presidents and wives of presi- 
dents represented as correspondents include Calvin Coolidge, 
Graee Coohdge, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Mamie (Dond) 
Eisenhower Florence (Kling) Harding, Herbert Hoover, 
Urn (Henry) Hoover, Lyndon B. Johnson (one letter writ- 
ten as U. & Senator), Jacqueline Kennedy, John F. Ken- 
nedy, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Wil- 
liam Howard Taft 

Unpublished finding aid in the Library. 

Liformation on literary rights available in the Library 

Gifts of Mrs. Wilson, 1957-60, and the Woodrow Wilson 
House, Washington, D. C 1962-65. 



Wilson, Robert Erastos, 1893-1964, ^^ 

Papers, 1926-«4. 14 ft (ca. 3600 items) 
in Library of Congress, Manuscript Division. 
(Aemical engineer, businessman, and Commissioner of the 
»• Atomic Energy Commission. Business correspond- 
ed**, of Wilson's .articles and speeches, clippiagsIprinW 

r^TlW 7 "*?"* °V^ 8 Ses);andfite of nW 
nal collected on various subjects of interest to Wilson. T^ 
papers deal mainly with the Standard Oil Company of In- 
diana, the petroleum industry in general, and atomic power. 

Index and unpublished finding aid in the Library 

Gift of Mrs. Wilson, 1964. 



Avery, Johnston. W6M42 

Papers, 1944-52. ca.7ft 
In National Archives (Washington, D C ) 
tn5 Part ' transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (nega- 
Correspondence, press releases, clippings, and other pa- 

Sr^^ 1 * ^i:™?' 8 8erTice as ™*« theS,iS- 
ment Section, Decartelization Branch, U. S. Office of Mili- 
tery Government and the Committee Appointed to Review 
the Decartehzation Program in Gerruany^Indudes pa™« 
relating to the .basic decartelization policy; testimony, state- 
ments, and exhibits before the committee; minutes of meet 
mgs; and case files on German companies and industries. 
Names mentioned include William k England. ChariS 

fc,vt ndS -S e T?'^ SamuelTSs, A/¥ 
Eeari^Norman Mitchell, Kenneth C. BoyalTand John 

Described in Preliminary inventory NM-10, Private pa- 
pers f^ven to the National Archives that are in the care of 
™, ™» f Military Archives (Record Group 316) com- 
ArehivL by the Office of Military Archives, National 

Gift of Mr. Avery, 1954. 



„. „ ,.„ . . MS65-943 

Fiske, Harold Benjamin, 1871-1960. 

Papers, 1911-44. ca.5ft 

In National Archives (Washington, D. C.) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Army officer. Correspondence, drafts of speeches chiefly 
about General Pershing and national defense, maps, and 
other papers concerning General Fiske's service with the 
American Expeditionary Forces Headquarters Training 
Section; his service as Commander, Headquarters Fourth 
Brigade, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. (1926-27) ; and his activi- 
ties in later years. Includes training, staff, and intelligence 
publications and a history of the American Expeditionarv 
Forces. ^^ J 

Described in Preliminary inventory NM-10 Private pa- 
pers given to the National Archives that are in the care 
of the Office of Military Archives (Record Group 316) 
compiled m 1962 by the Office of Military Archives, National 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted bv the 
repository. r J 

Transferred from the Dept of the Army. 



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Hagerman, Herbert James, 1871-1935. 
Papers, 1907-35. ca.7ft 
In National Archives ( Washington, D. C.) 
In part, photocopies. 

Government official Chiefly correspondence and reports, 
telegrams, speeches, legal papers, pamphlets and regulations, 
watershed maps, newspaper clippings, and other papers. In- 
cludes items relating to Pueblo land affairs (1923-35) ac- 
quisition and allotment of Navajo land, justification of oil 
leases and the control of Navajo oil royalties, purchase of 
railroad grants, marketing of Indian wool and lambs, edu- 
cational policies and range control, the "Peach Springs" 
controversy— land dispute, flood control, land conservation, 
irrigation projects and the Colorado River Compact, and the 
C^llier-Frazier Inquisition" on Hagerman's removal and 
toal as Special Commissioner in negotiations with various 
Indian tribes in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado. 
Also includes minutes of the Navajo Tribal Council meet- 
ings, bulletins of the Colorado River Fact Committee of 
Utah, and a memorandum in defense of Hagerman's work 

(1907-35) prepared by Percy Hagerman which includes "A 
statement in regard to certain matters concerning the gover- 
norship and political affairs in New Mexico 1906-07" by 
Hagerman (1908). Correspondents include J. C. Bailey, 
Sam Gilbert Bratton, Charles Burke, John Collier, Bronson 
M. Cutting, Mrs. Charles H Dietrich, Chee Dodge, Albert 
Bacon Fall, C. E. Faris, Lynn Joseph Frazier, James A. 
Frear, Carl Hayden, Will Irwin, H V. Kaltenborn, Oliver 
La Farge, Mark W. Raddiffe, Charles J. Rhoads, Kenneth 
L. Roberts, Nicholas Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Santa 
Fe-Pacific Railway, Santa Fe Railroad, Mrs. Corinne Linden 
Smith, Roberts Walker, Ray Lyman Wilbur, Francis C. 
Wilsoiv and Hubert J. Work. Organizations mentioned in- 
clude the Eastern Association on Indian Affairs and the 
Institute for Government Research (Brookings). 

rrf 1 !? 8 ^? 1 ■* ^^v S -62 ' KOh12 > r^fcninary inventory 
can. of the Office of Civil Archives (Record Gronr, 31bT 
compUed in 1964 by the Office of CivilSv^Knal 

Gift of Mrs. Charles H. Dietrich. 



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MS 65-945 
rlcGee, Anita (Newcomb) 1864-1940. 

Papers, 1898-1936. 2 ft. 

In National Archives (Washington, D. C.) 

In part, transcripts ( typewritten ) . 

Physician. Correspondence, speeches, lectures, reports, 
notes, photos., lists of nurses, printed issuances, and news- 
paper clippings mainly concerned with the D. A. R. Hos- 
pital Corps, formed to supply and train female nurses for 
the Army and Navy during the Spanish American War 
(1898-99) ; the formation of the Army Nurse Corps (1899- 
1901) ; and the field of nursing. 

Described in Entry 230, Preliminary inventory, NM-20, 
Textual records of the Office of the Surgeon General 
(Army), Record Group 112, compiled in 1964 by the Office 
of Military Archives, National Archives. 

Transferred from the Office of the Surgeon General and 
other sources. 



Paine, William Henry, 1828-1890. 65 ~ 9 * 6 

Papers, 1861-65. 136 items. 

In National Archives (Washington, D. C.) 

Topographical engineer and Army officer. Chiefly 
printed copies of maps with annotated corrections and addi- 
tions, mb. maps, and compilation sheets compiled by Col. 
Paine while an engineer officer with the Army of the 
Potomac during the Civil War (1862-65). Includes maps 
principally for areas in northern and central Virginia show- 
ing topography, roads, names of residents, locations of all 
the destroyed bridges between Washington, D. C, and Rich- 
mond, Va., and other details; maps for the Richmond - 
Petersburg areas; maps showing routes of the Army of the 
Potomac Corps (1864-65); maps of battlefields including 
Antietam, Bull Run, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Mine Run, 
Richmond, and the Wilderness; and maps of the battles of 
Antietam and South Mountain. 

Described in Entry 65-67, NC-42, Preliminary inventory 
of private papers given to the National Archives that are in 
the custody of the Office of Civil Archives, Record Group 
316, compiled in 1964 by the Office of Civil Archives, Na- 
tional Archives. 
Deposited, 1 034, by Miss Edna Tonge. 



MS 65-947 
'ershing, John Joseph, 1860-1948. 

Papers, 1917-39. ca.29ft. 

In National Archives (Washington, D. C. ) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (neg- 
ative). 

Army officer. Correspondence; operations and other 
reports; maps; lists relating to courts-martial in the AEF; 
case files on reclassification and reassignment of officers in 
the AEF; drafts of the "Report of the First Army, Ameri- 
can Expeditionary Forces, organization and operations, 
August 10, 1918, to April 20, 1919; histories; studies; intel- 
ligence reports on various foreign nations; printed material 
on aviation, and other papers. Materials mainly relate to 
World War r and General Pershing's activities in the years 
immediately following the war and include items concern- 
ing the Mexican Punitive Expedition. Correspondents in- 
clude CoL Paul Henry Clark, Chief, American Military 
Mission, French General Headquarters. 



Described in Preliminary inventory NM-10, Private 
papers-given to the National Archives that are in the care of 
the Office of Military Archives (Record Group 316), com- 
piled in 1962 by the Office of Military Archives, National 
Archives. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
repository. 

Transferred from the Dept. of the Army. 



MS 65-948 
Social Science Research. Council. Committee on Pvblio Ad- 
minutration. 

Records relating to the Federal Work Belief Program, 
1935-87. 

In National Archives (Washington, D. C) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Correspondence and memoranda chiefly of Arthur Whit- 
tier Macmahon, John David MLQett, and Gladys Ogden; 
documents; printed and processed issuances of Federal, 
State, and private agencies engaged or concerned with the 
Federal Work Relief Program; clippings; and the working 

papers of Gladys Ogden. Materials relate to projects ap- 
proved and terms of aid; program recommendations and 
Presidential approvals; State and regional program plan- 
ning; technological trends and national policy; water con- 
servation and flood control; drainage basin problems and 
programs; Negro problems, apprenticeship training; voca- 
tional guidance and education; drought, storm, and flood 
relief; rural resettlement and rehabilitation; and subsistence 
homesteads. Names mentioned include Will W. Alexander, 
Nels Anderson, Jacob Baker, Edward F. Bartelt, Daniel 
Bell, Frederick L. Bird, Josephine Chapin Brown, Morris 
L. Cooke, Dallas W. Dort, Corrington GiR, Lewis C. Gray, 
Ernest Gruening, CoL Francis C. Harrington, Triad Holt, 
Harry Hopkins, Harold Ickes,-Frances Perkins, Stuart Rice, 
David L. Robinson, Jr., Emerson Ross, Fred E. Schnepfe, 
Donald C Stone, Rexf ord Guy Tugwell, and Aubrey Wil- 
liams. 

Described in Entry 78, Preliminary inventory NC-42, 
Private papers given to the National Archives that are in 
the care of the Office of Civil Archives (Record Group 316) , 
compiled in 1964 by the Office of Civil Archives, National 
Archives. Also described in The administration of Federal 
work relief, by Arthur Whittier Macmahon, John David 
Millett, and Gladys Ogden (1941 ) . 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
repository. 

Transferred from the Committee on Public Administra- 
tion, Social Science Research Council, 1944. 



MS 65-949 
Stewart, George Scott, 1888-1949. 

Papers. 1917-19. ca. 9 feet and 452 items. 

In National Archives (Washington, D. C.) 

In part, transcripts. 

Lawyer and Army officer. Operations reports, orders, 
Army manuals, histories and rosters of units of the 29th Di- 
vision and related organizations, maps, photos, and other 
pictures, lectures relating to St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne 
operations, bulletins, and news publications and clippings 

used in the preparation of the official "History of the 
Twenty-Ninth Division, 'Blue and Gray,' 1917-19" by John 
A. Cutchins and George Scott Stewart, Jr. (1921). Includes 
trench, topographic, and other maps of France (1914-18) ; 
maps relating to the activities of the 29th Infantry Division, 
American Expeditionary Forces (1917-18) and the divi- 
sions operations in the Meuse-Argonne offensive (Oct. 



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Stewart, George Scott, 1888-1949 
(Continued) 

1918) ; a quadrangle showing the military use of a reserva- 
tion near Anniston, Ala.; and other maps of military opera- 
tes near Verdun France, near Manspach, in AW 

IrS. ^ * EiTer ' "* ' m **"**' N «*«™ 

Described in Entry 79-81, N(M2, Preliminary inventory 
of pnvate papers given to the National Archives that are in 
the care of the Office of Civil Archives (Record Group 316) 
compiled in 1964 by the Office of Civil Archives, National 
Archives, and in Preliminary inventory NM-10 Private 
a*^*"^ ^r-v e National Archives that are in the care of 
the Office of Military Archives (Record Group 319) com- 
piled in 1962 by the Office of Military Archives, National 
Archives. 
Gift of Mrs. George Scott Stewart, Jr., 1958. 



tt c v *■ 1 a r- MS65-950 

U. &. .Vanonal Archives. 

U.S. Army generals' papers, 1833-1927. 60 ft. 

In National Archives ( Washington, D. C. ) 

Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, diaries, accounts, 
orders, printed issuances, returns of supplies, morning re- 
ports, strength of returns of units, battle reports, military 
dispatches, miscellaneous reports, notes, photos., maps, 
drawnigs charts, newspaper clippings, and other papers 
chiefly of Union Army officers during the Civil War In- 
cludes thejpapers of Alexander Asboth, John G Barnard, 
George D. Bayard, D. C. Buell, Ambrose E. Burnside, Cyrus 
B. Comstock, Samuel W. Crawford, Robert G. Erwin, John 
W. Geary, Qumcy Adams Gilhnore, Henry W Halleck 
Jo*ph Hookey Stephen A Hurlburt, TWas S-Xup,' 
Roger Jones, WrfLam Scott Ketchum, Irvin McDowell, Ne£ 
St£lX"W Wes ify Merritt, O. M. Mitchell, Bainbridge 

SS^t^^, 1 ^ c - Tnrner ' Daniel ™*™, •»* 

JLewis (Lew) Wallace. 

Described in Entry 159, Preliminary inventory no. 17, 
Records of the Adjutant General's Office, Record Group 94! 
compiled by the National Archives (1949). Part of the 
papers were used in preparing The war of the rebellion: a 
compilation of the official records of the Union and Confed- 
erate Armies by the U S. War Dept (1880-1901) 

Transferred from the Adjutant General's Office of the 



Wrenshall, John C 1833 ( Ca .)-1926 MS65 ~ 951 

Papers, 1858-1907. 9 ft. 

In National Archives (Washington, D C ) 

Civil engineer of Baltimore, Md. Correspondence ; agree- 
ments; eshmates; reports; prospectuses; plans of fortifica- 
tions, bridges, and trestles (1860=8) ; notices; pamphlets; 
Z^w 68 ^^T Md court testimony; and othe^ 
S^T 1 W £ n W who was a Confederate engineer officer 
during die CivU War Material chiefly relateTto various 
railroads and railroad companies, streetcar lines, water- 
works, coal and iron lands, and electric street railways, pri- 
marily m the eastern United States, 1870-1900. 

Described in Entry 158, Preliminary inventory NM-19, 
Textual records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers 
(Kecord Group 77), compiled in 1964 by the Office of Mili- 
tary Archives, National Archives. 

,„S ran ^ rred fram ^ 0ffice of «** Chief of Engineers, 
^ ™ Z"™"^ own ed by Mrs. F. L. Markland, Wren- 
snail s daughter. 



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„ MS 65-952 

Ventura Co, Calif . Ventura County and aty Free Library. 

Ventura County historical collection, 1849-1939. 3 ft 

In Ventura County and City Free Library (Ventura, 
Calif.) 

In part, photocopies of originals in the possession of the 
Los Angeles County Coroner and 1 real of m^m filir. of 
originals in the C. C. Teague papers (MS64-20), Bancroft 
Library, University of California (Berkeley) about the St 
Francis Dam disaster (1928). 

Journal of the Rev. Isaac Foster describing his overland 
trip to Sacramento, his life in the gold mines, and his trip 

to New York via Panama; biographies of Theodosia Burr 
Shepherd, the pioneer of the flower seed growing business in 
California and Thomas Robert Bard, a pioneer of Ventura 
Co. ; recollections of Dr. Isaac Chauncey Isbell and his wife 
Olive Mann Isbell; stock certificate book (1887) of the 
Farmer's Water Company, Santa Paula, Calif. ; a plan to 
extend the Bakersfield and Ventura Railroad Company 
through the central valley of California; materials relating 
to the St. Francis Dam disaster; and histories and histori- 
cal writings relating to Ventura County and the Ojai Val- 
ley, early developments in Matilija Canyon at Lyons 
Springs, and the Protestant Episcopal Church in Southern 
California. 

Another typescript copy of the biography of Theodosia 
Burr Shepherd is in the Bancroft library, University of 
Calif ornia ( Berkeley ) . 

The journal of Isaac Foster is printed in the Foster fam- 
ily, California pioneers (1925), compiled by Lucy Foster 
Sexton. 



Johnson, Otto H coUecier. 

Proetoriana collection, 1861-1964. 19 ft. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections (Montpelier) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) made from deeds in 
the office of the Rutland, Vt., city clerk. 

Material relating to the history of Proctor, Vt, consisting 
of copies of deeds from the towns from which Proctor was 
formed, essays relating to episodes in the town's history, 
scrapbooks, copies of periodicals relating to Proctor, photos., 
and glass negatives. 

Gift of Mr. Johnson, 1964. 



__. „ MS 65-954 

Tyler, Royall, 1757-1826. 

Helen Tyler Brown collection, 1753-1920. 15 ft. 

In Vermont Historical Society collections (Montpelier) 

In part, transcripts and 3 ft of microfilm (negative) . 

Jurist, and author, of Brattleboro, Vt Correspondence, 
diaries, court dockets, literary writings, poems, plays, and 
novels (many of which have been printed) ; correspondence 
of Royall Tyler n, a probate judge; various longhand copies 
of "Grandmother Tyler's book" written by Mary Hunt 
(Palmer) Tyler and published in 1925; and correspondence 

of Helen Tyler Brown in her efforts to amass this collection. 

Unpublished list (presumably made by Helen Tyler 
Brown) in the repository. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Acquired from the estate of Helen Tyler Brown, 1J938. 



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MS 65-955 
Farnham, Roswell, 1827-1903. - 

Papers, 1841-1903. 8 ft. 

In University of Vermont, Guy W. Bailey Library, Wil- 
bur Collection. ' ,. ' 

Educator, lawyer, State senator and Governor of Vermont. 
Family and legal correspondence; diary (1848-49) kept as a 
student at the University of Vermont and as a teacher; 
academy, college, and teacher's compositions (1845-53) ; bar 
and court testimony; a legal history of Orange Co., Vt.; 
photos, and drawings. Correspondents include members of 
Farnham's family: his wife, Mary Elizabeth (Johnson) 

Farnham; his sons, Charles Cyrus Farnham, a Buffalo, 
N. Y., lawyer, and William Mills Farnham, a Buffalo busi- 
nessman; his daughter, Florence Mary (Mrs. Edward G. 
Osgood) of Bellows Falls, Vt; and his sister, Laura A. 
Farnham, of Boston. 

Unpublished preliminary inventory in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Edward H. Farnham and family, 1965. 

. . MS65-956 

Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. 

Records, 1889-1947. 62 hems. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence chiefly relating to activities, operations, 
and souvenirs of Jamestown Island, Va.; a speech (1936) 
delivered by Vernon Meredith Geddy before the association; 
memorandum book (1889-93) kept by Lucy Parke (Cham- 
berlayne) Bagby, secretary of the association; accounts 
(1907-47) concerning the operations of Jamestown, Va.; 
and a list (1892) for ball invitations. Correspondents 
include Isobel Lamont (Stewart) Bryan, Mary Washing- 
ton Ball (Minor) Lightfoot, and Marguerite Stuart 
Quarles. 

Gift of the heirs of Ellen Matthews Bagby, 1960. 



„ , , MS65-*57 

Bagby family. 

Papers, 1824-1960. 53,178 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Includes correspondence and accounts of George William 
Bagby (1828-1883), Lucy Parke (Chamberlayne) Bagby 
(1842-1927), Virginia (Bagby) Taylor (1864-1955), John 
Hampden Chamberlayne Bagby (1867-1934), Martha Bur- 
well Dabney (Bagby) Battle (1869-1954), Parke Chamber- 
layne (Bagby) Boiling (1874-1947), George William Bagby 
(1876-1948), Robert Coleman Bagby (1876-1938), Ellen 
Matthews Bagby (1879-1960), and Philip Haxall Bagby 
(1882-1926). ^ 

Gift of the heirs of EUen Matthews Bagby, 1960. 



MS65-958 
Battle, George Gordon, 1868-1949. 

Correspondence, 1855-1947. 50 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer of New York City. Chiefly letters to Battle with 
some letters from him and five letters to and from other per- 
sons. Correspondents include Philip Haxall Bagby, Her- 
bert Bemberton Battle, Kemp Plummer Battle,. Anne M 
Collins, National Electrical Supply Company of Washing- 
ton, .D. C., Thomas Nelson Page, Theodore Roosevelt, and 
Henry Lewis Stimson. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of the heirs of Ellen Matthews Bagby, 1960. 



MS 65-959 
Bemiss, Samuel Merrifield, 1894- 

Papers, 1936-64. ca. 1000 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Corporation executive of Richmond, Va. Correspondence 
of Bemiss; together with correspondence and minutes of 
meetings of the Board of Directors of the University of Vir- 
ginia Press, speeches of Harry Flood Byrd, and some other 
papers. Correspondents include James Lindsay Almond, 
John Stewart Battle, Francis Lewis Berkeley, Frank Lea- 
royd Boyden, Harry Flood Byrd, Virginius Dabney, Colgate 
Whitehead Darden, Douglas Southall Freeman, George 
Matthews Modlin, Samuel Eliot Morison, Thomas Bahnson 
Stanley, Earl Gregg Swem, William Munf ord Tuck, Alexan- 
der Wilbourne Weddell, Walter Muir Whitehill, Conrad 
Louis Wirth, Louis Booker Wright, and John Cook Wyllie. 

Gift of Mr. Bemiss, 1964. 



MS 65-960 
Boiling, Charles Edward, 1852-1929. 

Papers, 1870-193L 95 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

City engineer and director of the Dept. of Public Works in 
Richmond, Va. Correspondence (1895-1929) as an engineer 
in the Dept. of Public Works, Richmond, Va.; diaries (1881- 
1929) ; account books (1870-80) ; report (1922) to the Dept 
of Public Works concerning engineering improvements to 
the James River; minute book (1890) of the Building Com- 
mittee of the Commonwealth Clnb, Richmond, Va. ; agree- 
ment (1901) relating to the land of Thomas Boiling in 
Powhatan Co., Va.; stock certificates; and other papers. 

Gift of the heirs of EDen Matthews Bagby, 1960. 



MS 65-961 
Cuninghante (William) & Company. 

Records, 1753-1863. 239 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, accounts, legal papers, bonds, and other 
papers of a firm of general merchants in Glasgow, Scotland, 
chiefly relating to a store kept in Falmouth, Va., and per- 
sons associated with the store; together with a list (1797- 
1840) of acres owned by William Porter and Peter Hoffman 
& Sons of Baltimore, M<L, in Spotsylvania Co_ Va., deeds 
to other lands in Spotsylvania Co., Va, and a list of hospi- 
tals of the U. S- Army of the Potomac (9th Corps) in 

Fredericksburg. Va. Includes judgments and orders by vari- 
ous Virginia courts and material relating to Andrew Coch- 
rane & Company, Glasgow, Scotland; Walter Colquhoun; 
and Eade, Willson & Allen, New York. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of the Kenmore Association, Fredericksburg, Va., 
1964. 



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Curry. Lucy Belle (Eailey) 1892- 

Papers, 1942-62. 4 v. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Genealogical notes, likenesses of individuals, photos, of 
places in Virginia, and an engraving of "Shadweiy Albe- 
marle Co., Va. Includes genealogical data relating to the 
Barclay, Curry, Gooch, Harris, Hopkins, Jefferson, Lilburn, 
Mayo, Miles, Overton, Price, Railey, Raleigh, Randolph, 
Rogers, Stewart, Watson, and Woods families. 

Gift of Mrs. Curry, 1964. 



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Daniel family. 

Correspondence, 1790-1854. 64 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Letters to and from members of the Daniel family par- 
ticularly Elizabeth Susan (Tabb) Riddle Daniel, Dr. John 
Moncure Daniel, and Raleigh Tracers Daniel ; together with 
a license (1826) issued to Raleigh Travers Daniel to practice 
law in Virginia. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of the heirs of Ellen Matthews Bagby, 1960. 

__ . __ MS65-964 

Dupuy family. 

Papers, 1803-90. (MS 61-3055) 
Addition, 1834-83. 115 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Chiefly correspondence of Emily (Howe) Dupuy and 
Anna (Howe) Whitteker, both teachers of Virginia. Other 
persons represented include Maria Lucinda (Dupuy) An- 
derson, Eliza Lavalette (Dupuy) Cole, Anne Lefevre Du- 
puy, Sarah Luanda (Brooks) Howe, Sarah Lucinda 
(Howe) Skmner, Mary Pumell (Dupuy) Watkins, and 
other members of the Boylston, Dickinson, Dupuy, and 
Skinner families. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of Mary Purnell Dupuy, 1964. 

Harlow family. MS65-966 

Papers, 1858-64. 88 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Con^pondence and accounts of the Harlow family of 
Louisa Co., Va. Chiefly correspondence of George K. Har- 
low while serving in Company D (Louisa Grays), 23d Vir- 
ginia Regt. in Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland and 
as a prisoner of war at Fort Delaware, DeL Includes ac- 
counts^lSSS-CO) of George K. Harlow with Duke & Hntche- 
son of Richmond, Va., and S. Woodson including an ac- 
count of Thomas Harlow with Charles B. Hopkins. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository 

Gift of Iris HMcMahon, 1964. 

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HoHoway, James Montgomery, 1834-1905. 
Papers, 1861-1905. 137 items. 
In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
Surgeon in the 18th Mississippi Infantry Regt of the Army 
of the Potomac, the Army of Northern Virginia, and the 
Confederate States Army, Dept of South Carolina, Georgia, 
!f^ %?*£*- Correspondence (1861-65) ; speech (1882) to 
the Tri-States Medical Society; essay (1898) concerning 
hospitals in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and Berlin, Germany^ 
reminiscences of Holloway's service in the Army of tike 
Potomac and the Army of Northern Virginia: and obituary 
notace (with portrait) of Holloway, 1905. Correspondents 
include Annie Wilcox (Warren) Holloway, Balfour Hollo- 
way, TOlkm Patterson Holloway, Mary (Holloway) 
Tarry, and Samuel Warren. 
Collection has been analyzed by repository 
Gift of Mrs. Edward W. Warren, 1964. 

MS65-967 
Jeffress, Robert Miller, 1886- 

Papers, 1890-1964. ca. 200 items. 
In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
Resident of Richmond, Va. Correspondence and geneal- 
ogical notes by Jeffress, Thomas Daniel Jeffress, and Thomas 
Fox Jeffress concerning the Bacon, Bedford, Clauselle, Clay, 
Fowlkes, Jeffress, Jennings, Logon, Moseley, and Puryear 



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families. Includes letters (1890-1900) from Mary Eliza 
Whittle (Puryear) Pettus of "Albion Castle," Prince Ed- 
ward Co., Va., to Lena Walton (Jeffress) Finch, Thomas 
Fox Jeffress, and Virginia (Jones) Jeffress. 
Gift of Mr. Jeffress, 1964. 

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Lomax family. 

Papers, 1776-1960. 357 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, mss., diary, commonplace books, scrap- 
books, invitations, business papers, legal papers, newspaper 
clippings, and other papers. Includes stories, articles, and 
essays by Elisabeth Winter (Payne) Lomax; diary (1848- 
63) of Elizabeth Virginia (Lindsay) Lomax and corre- 
spondence and other materials relating to its publication, in 
part, by E. P. Dutton & Company as "Leaves from an old 

Washington diary, 1854-1863" (1943) edited by Elizabeth 
Lindsay (Lomax) Wood (the wife of Sir Robert Henry 
Hadow) ; items relating to Lundsford Lindsay Lomax while 
a cadet at the U. S. Military Academy, West Point; letters 
and diary of a Civil War bride (1859-63), a typescript of 
originals by Lucy (Wood) Butler; and genealogical notes re- 
lating to the Dent, Edmonds, Hooe, Ireland, Lindsay, Lo- 
max, Payne, and Winter families. Major correspondents 
include Waddy B. Butler, Anne Corbin (Lomax) Green, 
Elisabeth Winter (Payne) Lomax, Elizabeth Virginia 
(Lindsay) Lomax, Martha Virginia Sarah Lomax, Virginia 
Hargrave (Wood) Riggs, Elizabeth Lindsay (Lomax) 
Wood, and Jane Tayloe (Lomax) Worthington. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of Lady Elizabeth Lindsay (Lomax) Wood Hadow, 
1963* 

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Matthew Fontaine Manry Association, Richmond. Va. 

Records, 1915-31. 1208 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, notes, accounts and cancelled checks 
(1915-28) , record books (1915-27), minutes of meetings, lists 
of members and officers, bylaws, resolutions, speeches, agree- 
ments, photos^ and other papers. Includes correspondence, 
commonplace books, and notes of Herbert Worth Jackson 
while a trustee of the association (1915-31), of Elvira Eve- 
lina (Worth) Jackson Walker Moffitt while president of the 
association (1915-29) and of Annie Hyman (Philips) Jack- 
son while treasurer (1920-29) : and genealogical notes (1915- 
23) relating to the BoydL Claiborne, Corbin, Dowsing Fry, 
Ldghtfoot Maury, Tatum, Van Doren, Werth. and Withers 
families. The correspondence and notes mainly deal with 
die election of Matthew Fontaine Maury (1806-1873) to the 
Hall of Fame of New York University, the unveiling cere- 
monies of the Maury Monument in Richmond, Va., and the 
publication of the "Life and letters of Matthew Fontaine 
Maury" (1938) by Jaquelin Amber Caskie and of "Matthew 
Fontaine Maury"' (1927) by Charles Lee Lewis. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 
Gift of Herbert Worth Jackson, Jr., 1964. 

MS65-970 
Mays, David John, 1896- 

Papers relating to "Edmund Pendleton, 1721-1803 ; a biog- 
raphy," 1950-54. ca. 300 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer of Richmond, Va. Correspondence and other 
papers relating to the publication in 1952 of Mays' biography 
of Edmund Pendleton by the Harvard University Press. 
Correspondents include Eleanor Bates, Julian Parks Boyd, 
Douglas Southall Freeman, Thomas James Wilson, and 
others. 

Gift of Mr. Mays, 1964. 



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MS 65-971 
Preston family. 

Papers, 1746-1938. 162 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence; plats (1746-94) of land in Augusta, Lee, 
Montgomery, and Washington Counties, Va.; lists (1768) 
of patents in Augusta, Botetourt, and Craig Counties, Va.; 
lists (ca. 1785) of plats and description (1783-95) of land 
surveyed in Washington Co., Va.; bonds (1784-1826) ; and 
other papers chiefly of John Preston of "Walnut Grove,'' 
Washington Co., Va., Robert Preston, and William Preston; 

together with a few papers of James Patton and the execu- 
tors of his estate, John Buchanan and William Thompson. 
Includes a report (1792) of Robert Crockett's detachment 
of Robert Preston's Company of Virginia Militia, an in- 
ventory of Preston's estate, biographical sketches of Wil- 
liam Ballard Preston, and letters concerning iron and the 
105th Infantry Regiment of Virginia Militia. Correspond- 
ents include Aubin Lee Boulware, John Bowyer, Jane Grace 
(Preston) Gilmer, Janie Preston (Boulware) Lamb, Joel 

Roberts Poinsett, James Patton Preston, John Preston of 
Montgomery Co., Va., and Richmond, Va., Lucinda Staples 
(Redd) Preston, Susanna (Smith) Preston, Thomas W. 
Preston, William Ballard Preston, and William W. Rad- 
ford. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Deposited by the estate of Mrs. Brockenbrough Lamb, 
1964. 



MS 65-972 
Richmond Light Infantry Bines Association. 

Records, 1877-84. 142 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Chiefly correspondence of George Wythe Munf ord while 
president of the association (1877-78), John Sergeant Wise 
while captain of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues (1877- 
82), and Andrew Pizzini while captain of the Richmond 
Light Infantry Blues (1883-84). Includes accounts (1879- 
83) of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues, act of incor- 
poration of the association, orders, resolutions including a 
resolution (1878) of the Richmond City Guard, an engrav- 
ing of the company's uniform; invitations; and newspaper 
clippings. Correspondents include William Ashmead 
Courtenay, John Warwick Daniel, Thomas Nelson Page, 
Charles W. Purcell, Jo Lane Stern, and Richard Alsop Wise. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of Miss EliseH. Burke, 1964. 



MS 65-973 
Ridley family. 

Papers, 1776-1897. 75 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Chiefly correspondence of William Goodwyn Ridley and 
the Ridley family of Southampton, Va., including letters 
written by Ridley while a student at Brookland School, 
Albemarle Co., Va., and the University of Virginia and as 
a soldier in Company G, 6th Virginia Infantry Regt of the 
C. S. A. Contains a student's commonplace book (1863) ; 
newspaper clippings (1861-97) concerning William Good- 
wyn Ridley; and a muster roll (1777) of troops under the 

command of James Gray of the 15th Virginia Infantry 
Regt. in Philadelphia, Pa. Correspondents include Mary 
Evans (Pegram) Anderson, Louisa B. (Ridley) Drewry, 
Julia B. Goodwyn, Sarah A Goodwyn, Edwin Gray, James 
Gray, Elizabeth Norfleet (Ridley) Neeley, Elizabeth Nor- 
fleet (Goodwyn) Ridley, Francis Thomas Ridley, William 
Francis Singleton, and Mrs. M Rochelle Tyler. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of J. Thompson Neely, 1-964. 



MS 65-974 
Stuart family. 

Papers, 1757-1877. 591 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence (1789-1873) ; accounts (1785-1857) ; deeds 
(1811-46) of land in St Louis Co., Mo., and Richmond, Va. ; 
plats (1844-45) of land in St Louis Co., Ma; poetry; and 
other papers chiefly of Archibald Stuart (1757-1832), Dr. 
Chapman Johnson Stuart (1819-1846?), and Alexander 

Hugh Holmes Stuart (1807-1891). Includes accounts relat- 
ing to administration and executorship of the estate and busi- 
ness affairs of Dr. Chapman Johnson Stuart in Missouri; 
and the law practice of Archibald Stuart in Staunton, Va. 
Correspondents include Francis Peyton (Stuart) Atkinson, 
and Mary (Stuart) McGuire. 

Collection has been analyzed by repository. 

Gift of Archibald G. Robertson, 1964. 

MS 65-975 
Virginia. County Court (Fauquier Co.) 

Bankruptcy records, 1788-1850. 145 items. , 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 
Includes petitions, orders, and accounts concerning bank- 
ruptcy proceedings filed in the court 
List of petitions in card catalog in repository. 
Gift of Frederick W. Franck, 1964. 

MS 65-976 
Woodward Society of Virginia. 

Records, 1915-35. ca. 100 items. 

In Virginia Historical Society collections. 

Letters of Horace Edwin Hayden to Edmund Lee Wood- 
ward, minutes (1932-35) of members' meetings, register 
(1932-33) of members, and genealogical notes concerning 
the Henley, Johns, Lee, Stewart, Stuart, Van Dyke, Wash- 
ington, Whiting, and Woodward families. 

Gift of John Pitt Lee Woodward, 1964. 



MS 65-977 
Anderson, Richard dough, 1750-1826. 

Papers of Richard dough Anderson and Allen Latham, 
1771-1887. 2500 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Revolutionary soldier and principal surveyor for the Vir- 
ginia Military District in Ohio and Kentucky. Correspond- 
ence, court records, military warrants (1783-1833), wills, 
map of part of the Virginia Military District in Ohio, sur- 
veys, lottery books, printed matter, and other papers of 
Anderson and his son-in-law, Allen Latham, lawyer, agent 
for and surveyor of the Virginia Military District in Ohio; 
together with papers (1796-1836) of Joseph Kerr, deputy 
surveyor of the Virginia Military lands in Ohio. Corre- 
spondence contains claims for bounty lands in Kentucky and 
Ohio by Virginia Revolutionary War soldiers and sailors' or 
their heirs; political, business, and personal observations; 
and information about speculation in the lands in Ohio, po- 
litical conditions (1820-51), the early history of Ohio, and 
the Clark family related to Elizabeth Clark, Anderson's first 
wife and sister of George Rogers Clark. Includes a list of 

officers of the State Line and Navy noting the amount of 
land and date received and an account of land issued due to 
Revolutionary War military warrants by Virginia. Corre- 
spondents include Duncan MacArthur, Humphrey Marshall, 
Nathaniel Massie, Peter Muhlenberg, Timothy Pickering, 
and Thomas Worthington. 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Purchased from Percy W. Fuller of Baltimore, Md. 
Formerly owned by R. G. Lewis of Ohio. 



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Bakewell family. MS 65-978 

Papers, 1804-1918. 103 items 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

0,i^T >n f enCe ' l6g5d J doc^ts, and other papers. 

bSJLiW 7 < ^ e ^ ,ndenCe between the members of the 

Bakewell, Campbell, Martm, and Tomlinson families related 

T^SS^S* -d his wife, Mary Bell (Martin) 

Accession analysis in the library. 
Gift of Herbert Bakewell, 1956. 

Battlefield Markers Association. ^ 6W>TO 

Records, 1924-54. 394 items and 2 v 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Correspondence, minutes and one volume entitled Loca- 

S^H T*****?^ CM?" battlefield markers in the 
Richmond area (1954) with photos. 
Gift of the Richmond Civil War Round Table, 1956. 

Bryant family. MS66-980 

Papers, 1800-83. 72 items. 

%7**?it ^ L *« l 7. Archives Division. 

J^F 7 ,£?? (186 ^ 2) . faan ****** Bryant in Com- 

DBrLt * ^T^ In * ultr y' to his wife, Eugenie 

S^ST ^K C T berLm i ^ Va -' ««"spondencl ofotiSer 

Accession analysis in the library 
Purchase, 1954. 

Carter, Charles, 1707-1764. iIS 65 ~ 981 

Business records, 1718-183S. 58 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division 

Photocopies (negative) made in part from items lent to 
the library by the James Monroe Memorial Foundation, 
Fredericksburg, Va. 

Burgess, of King George Co., Va. Chiefly correspond- 
ence, accounts, invoices, and bills of lading for tobacco 
snipped by Carter. Includes some papers of his father, 
Robert Carter (1663-1732); his son, Charles Carter, Jr.; 
and other members of the Carter family. Also includes a 

EST °^ m t iL Sent ° Ut ? f *** George Co. in April 29, 
1756 and tombstone inscriptions of the Carter family at 
Christ Church, Lancaster Co., Va. 
Accession analysis in the library. 

Eckenrode, Hamilton James, 1881- 

Papers relating to "Virginia since 1865." 100 items and 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Author. Unpublished typescript, "Virginia since 1865," 
a political history (1946) by Eckenrode and relevant corre- 
spondence. 

Gift of A. S. Rachal, Jr., 1964. 

Fairfax family. MS 65-983 

Northern Neck proprietary papers, 1688-1810. 222 items. 
In \ irginia State Library, Archives Division. 

P,^ 5 ^- 6 ^ 174 *- 85 ^ qnitrent rolls (1771-79) for 
Culpeper, Kuig George, Stafford, and Prince William 

«™w?«£x \T "S ; P™* 8 ( 1688 -1780) including the 
grant (1688) of the Northern Neck in Virginia to Lord Cul- 
peper; bonds (1742-89) of various personVas colors of 
quitrents; surreys (1719-93); deeds and leases (1707-lr" 



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wills (1777-93): legal papers (1721-1810); and other 
??^ J* 1 *?™ mention ed include Bryan Fairfax, Denny 
Martm Fairfax (1725-1800), Thomas 6th Lord Fairfax, 
Baron of Cameron (1693-1781), Thomas Bryan MartirJ 
John Mauzy, George Murray, Elias Poston, and Robert 
Stephen. 

Accession analysis and card catalog in the librarv 
Purchase, 1953. J * 

« _. ™_ . MS65-984 

Forrest, French, 1796-1866. 

Confederate States Navy papers, 1861-64. 4 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Confederate naval officer. Letter books and order book of 
Forrest as commandant of the Confederate Navy Yard at 
Gosport, Va., and the James River Squadron and Station. 

Partly published in Official records of the Union and Con- 
federate Navies in the War of the Rebellion by the U S. 
Naval War Records Office (1894-1922). 

Accession analyses in the library. 

Gift of Rutherf oord Fleet, 1958. 

_ MS 65-985 

Freeman, Douglas SouthaU, 1886-1953. 

Correspondence, 1938-58. 190 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Historian. Freeman's letters to and from Margaret May 

Seay Wright, wife of John Thomas Wright, of Palls, Va. 

Access restricted until the death of Mrs. Wright 

Gift of the estate of Dr. Freeman, 1955. 



__ MS 65-986 

Freeman, Douglas Sonthall, 1886-1953, collector. 

Resaarch material relating to "George Washington" and 
Lee's lieutenants," 1632M305. 68 items, 3 v., and 8000 
cards. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

In part, photocopies and transcripts of original historical 
documents in British and American libraries and in private 
hands. 

Historian. Correspondence, accounts, and papers of his- 
torical figures, and other materials used by Freeman to 
write the books George Washington, a biography (1948- 
57) and Lee's lieutenants, a study in command (1942-44) 
Includes letter book (1717-41) of John Custis; journal" 
(1825-^6) of S. P. Heintzelman, a student at the U. S. Mili- 
tary Academy; extracts from Richmond newspapers (1862- 
65) relating to Robert E. Lee; and 8,000 reference cards 
used to write Lee's lieutenants. 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Gift of Dr. Freeman, 1951. 



George, William Orvflle, 1811-1869. 

Papers, 1695-1869. 7000 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Businessman of Richmond, Va. Correspondence, deeds 
and other land papers, estate acconnts, legal and financial 
papers, Confederate bonds, military papers (1781-1814) 
tobacco papers (1756-92), patent papers (1856), newspaper 

clippings, printed matter, and other papers reflecting almost 
every phase of George's personal and business life. Includes 
some papers pertaining to earlier members of the George 
family. 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Transferred from the Circuit Court of the City of Rich- 
mond, Va., 1956. 



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MS 65-988 
Hammond, Isaac, collector. 
Papers, 1839-75. 256 items. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Union soldier. Materials gathered from State and Con- 
federate archives in Richmond, Va. in 1865. 
Card file in the library. 

Deposited by Paul Hasbrouck, trustee of the Huguenot 
Historical Society of New Paltz, New York, 1955. 

MS65-989 
Hudgins, William Houlder, 1825-1895. 
Papers, 1846-95 (MS 62-3951) 

Addition, 1859-94. 225 items and 4 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Business records of the Hudgins General Store, Cricket 
Boll, Va. and other papers of Hudgins and his brother 
Walter G. Hudgins. Includes two ledgers, two daybooks, 
and bills and accounts of a general merchant. 
Gift of William Raymond Thomas, 1956. 

MS65-990 
Johnston, Zachariah, 1740 (ca.)-1800. 

Papers. 1742-1856. 174 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Photocopies made from originals owned by Ann and Susan 
Johnston, of Lexington, Va., 1952. 

Statesman and Revolutionary war soldier of Augusta Co. 
and Rockbridge Co., Va. Chiefly correspondence; together 
with accounts, land grant and plats, legal papers, and other 
papers of Johnston, his wife Ann (Robertson) Johnston, and 

other members of the Johnston family. Correspondents in- 
clude Edward Carrington, Adam Craig, W. Croghan, John 
Culbreath, Henry Lee, Samuel McKee, George Mason, Ed- 
mund Randolph, Daniel Trabue, and Samuel Wright. 
Accession analysis in the library. 



MS 65-091 
Johnston family. 

Papers, 1792-1885. 66 items and 1 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division . 

Correspondence, diary, deeds, land grants, legal papers, 
newspaper clippings, and other papers in the possession of 
the Johnston family. Includes some data on Fairfax Parish, 
Alexandria City, and Truro Parish, Fairfax Co., and a list 
of Governors and other chief executive officers of Virginia 
through 1885. Correspondents include John Esten Cooke, 
Jefferson Davis, Lyman C. Draper, John Floyd (1783-1837), 

John Buchanan Floyd (1806-1863), John Warfield John- 
ston, William King, Henry Lee, Henry C. Lee, James Long- 
street, William Preston, and George Washington. 

The diary (1831-34) of John Floyd has been included in 
part in Life and diary of John Floyd (1918) by Charles H. 
Ambler and in The John P. Branch historical papers of 
Randolph-Macon College, vol v (June 1918). 

Accession analyses in the library. 

Gift of Ann Mason Lee, 1955 ; and purchase, 1954. 



MS 65-892 
Kemper, James Lawson, 1823-1895. 
Papers, 1800-94. 114 items and 2 v. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Legislator, Confederate soldier, and Governor of Virginia. 
Correspondence; surveyor's reports and deeds of land in 
Madison Co., Va.; legal papers; poems; newspaper clip- 
pings; and other papers. Correspondence consists chiefly 
of political letters written during the Civil War and during 



Kemper's governorship (1874-78) and includes a few letters 
by other members of the family. Correspondents include 
Robert A. Banks, John Hunton, W. E. Jones, G. W. Rich- 
ardson, and J. C. Rutherf oord. 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Purchase, 1957. 



MS 65-993 
Kern, Mr*. George T. W. 

Papers, 1917-45. 700 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Correspondence, awards, and other papers of a private 
and public nature relating to Mrs. Kern's activities in Vir- 
ginia affairs. 

Access restricted during Mrs. Kern's lifetime. 

Gift of Mrs. Kern, 1950. 



MS 65-994 
Lee, Robert Edward, 1807-1870. 

Confidential dispatches to Jefferson Davis, 1862-65. 152 
items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Army officer. Dispatches, special orders, and nine com- 
munications involving other correspondents including Gen. 
Braxton Bragg, Gen. R. H. Chilton, (Jen. John Echols, Gen. 
Henry Wager Halleck, Gen. Thomas J. Jackson, Col. John 
Singleton Mosby, George W. Randolph, and Gen. James 
Ewell Brown Stuart. 

Most of the dispatches have been published in "Lee's con- 
fidential dispatches to Davis, 1862-1865" by Douglas S. Free- 
man, "The wartime papers of R E. Lee" by Clifford Dowdey 
and Louis H. Manarin (1961) and "The war of the re- 
bellion; a compilation of the official records of the Union 
and Confederate Armies by the U. S.War Dept." (1880- 
1901). 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Gift of Bernard Baruch, 1949. 



MS 65-995 
Lee family. 

Papers, 1774-1903. 75 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Chiefly photocopies of originals owned by private in- 
dividuals. 

Predominantly correspondence of Robert E. Lee and other 
members of the Lee family, statements (1903) by James 
Vass and W. H. Lewis concerning communications between 
Lee and Gen. Thomas J. Jackson before and during the 
Second Battle of Manassas, statement (1865) regarding the 
ability of Gen. Walter Husted Stevens by Lee, general order 
no. 9 (1865) by Lee, and other papers. Includes principally 
letters from Lee to Capt Andrew Talcott. Other corre- 
spondents include Col. Samuel Cooper, Jefferson Davis, 
John Hanson, Mrs. Harriotte J. Harrison, Patrick Henry, 
Fanny R. Johnston, Agnes Lee, Edmund Jennings Lee 
(1772-1843), Henry Lee (1756-1818), Mary Custis Lee, 

Mildred Lee, Richard Henry Lee (1732-1794), Thomas Sim 
Lee (1745-1819), William Lee (1739-1795), William Henry 
Fitzhugh Lee, Edmund Randolph, William C. Rives, Gov. 
William Smith, and Gen. James Ewell Brown Stuart. 

A composite collection separately analyzed in accession 
records in the library. 

Acquired from various sources, 1951-64. 



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McBwatae, Henry Read, 1864-1934. "* 

Papers, 1888-1934, ca. 500 items. 

S^'S^^ZS?" 1 * ^M^» Division. 

State librarian of Virginia (1907-34). Correspondence- 
articles, speeches and book reviews relatinfchX^bS: 
toncal and pohtical topics; newspaperdgS^ tte 

SKtiSliS. * ***** ( im3 -^d; andXrpTpe^ 

The correspondence consists mainly of family letters, j££ 
c^ce^Mcnwaine's difficulties while a member of the 
vT^S^'l^ 7 ^^ » Hampden-Sydney, 
rfhiir^?^ ) 'a M,d ^ etters Pertaiai^g to his successful 
efforts to be chosen State librarian in 1907? *«=»"■" 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Transferred from the Office of the Librarian, 1957. 

Maim, WflKain Wilberforce, 1809 J-1855 MS 65_S97 

Papers, 1839-97. 120 items. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

™~££°L PapeiS ° n ^ metric s y 8tom - Correspondence; 
receipt* , of accounts (1860-73) of Mann and his wife wfth 

0867-70) wrth Sacred Heart School concerning his dauT 

™^ili^ 7) ^T erai, « theG,ri « 1 ««- Correspond: 
entemchdeMaryF.BryanandMariaMann. VOT ™ qHma 
Gift of James S. Patty, 1964. 

Mason family. MS65-*98 

Papers, 1756-1877. 703 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Mr? l£™ ! P 110 ^ 168 (negative) of three items owned by 
M^ntiey Toang of Dallas, Tex. and the Begents 5 

ot£TcZf d ^l iaV r i ?' ^ «***> summonses and 
other court records, business records, and other papers 

«hjefly relating to John B. Mason of Sussex Co Va.- to- 
cfva"aSf^ (1795) of ^^Epe^PrSce^ 

TnZrU « J^L* £ egents of Gunst <>n Hall, 195L 
Formerly owned by Mrs. Balph E. Mims of Luray/Va 

Moseley, Alexander. MS 65-999 

Papers, 1837-80. 94 items. 
In Virginia State library, Archives Division. 
PbxJtocopies (negative) made in 1963 from originals 
owned by Harrison M. Ethridge of Petersburg. Va. 
Ne^aperman. Correspondence (1863-80), diary, ao- 

tie Bichmond Whig from 1838 to 1880. Includes a few 
items concerning J. C. Shield and other individuals wZ 
were also associated with the newspaper. 



Patteson family. MS 65-1000 

Papers, 1734-1896. 2590 items and 18 v 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Correspondence, wills, deeds, bonds, commissions and 

other court instruments, account and ledger books, receipts. 

vouchers, scrapbook of newspaper c^gT^d^hS 

papers of the Patteson family ofBacldnKco Va. ^ 

administration of Dr. Charles Carter's estate, LanasteFCa, 

Deposited by George W. Patteson, 1947-55. 



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Rives family. MS 65-1001 

Papers, 1841-65. 65 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Correspondence, accounts, and other papers of the Bives 
™y of>lbemarle Ca, Va. Mainly letters (1848-63) to 
Robert Rives from Alfred T. Harris, Harris and Gibson, 
brokers in Richmond, and Samuel Nowlin of Lynchburg 
Va.; together with letters (1861-64) to Cornelia E. Rives 
from Charles C Harrison of the 46th Begt of the Virginia 
Volunteers. Most of the correspondence concerns financial 
matters such as market prices of farm products. 

Purchase, 1953. 



Rimtan National. MS 65-1002 

Becords, 1928-63. 2 items and 13 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Chiefly lists of charter members and officers of Buritan 
™™, &, me ^' 8 dTic club ) nos. 1-1000; correspondence 
(1928-46) ; minutes (1930-58) of the National Boardof Di- 
^^ £?l? atiQn&1 Conventions; "Buritan's beginnings'' 
(1863) by Thomas V. Downing; notes on early history; and 
a program (1932) of the First Buritan National Convention 
in ounolk, Va. 

♦,• Gi ? ?L Thom&s V> D ' 1 ^, 1958-63 and Buritan Na- 
nonal, 1961. 



Ryland, Elizabeth Hawes. '** 65 ~ lm 

Papers, 1692-1846. 85 items 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
•™i JF* pho i°fiP les ? f originals owned by Miss Ryland 
and others, and transcripts (typewritten). 7 

& files" (1955) and "Miscellaneous King William notes" bv 

dooks (1702-1821). Also includes genealogical data of 
Capt Henry Fleet and William Warrefas weU a7t£ Bled 
*£ Crump, Farrar, Fleet, Landrum, l£rti1> TmTS" 

T^: ROan ^ Semple ' lloinpkiM, and Walker famoS 
Accession analyses in the library/ lamiiies. 

Gift of Miss Byland's estate, 1954. 



Scott, William, d . 1784. MS6 ^ 1004 

Family papers, 1760-1852. 80 items. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Accounts and bills pertaining to Scott of Stafford Ca, 
Va., and his widow, Sarah Scott, 
Purchase, 1955. 



Sexton family. MS65-1005 

Papers, 1798-1870. 500 items. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Correspondence, accounts, deeds, receipts, and other 
papers perteming to the Sexton femily of WythTco^vt 
Gift of Francis W. Sexton, 1956. ' ' 



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MS 65-1006 
Shdton family. 

Shelton-Winn-Oliver family papers, 1764-1872. 311 items 
and 1 v. 

In Virginia State library, Archives Division. 

In part, photocopies (negative) form originals owned by 
Mary Winn Shelton. 

Deeds, wills, chancery suits and other legal papers pertain- 
ing to the Shelton, Winn, and Oliver families and other per- 
sons residing largely in Hanover Go. and Louisa Co., Va. ; 

ledger (1794-1812) of James and Benjamin Oliver; and 
estate papers of Henry King. Names mentioned include 
John and Mary A. Darracott, Robert Ellett, Charles P. 
Goodall, Isaac Oliver, Edwin Shelton, Jesse Winn, and 
William R, Winn. 

Accession analyses in the library. 

Gift of Mary Winn Shelton, 1957. 

MS65-1007 
Simpson, William S 1795 or 6-1868. 

Papers, 1819-61. 10 v. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Insurance agent of Petersburg, Va. Correspondence; 
diaries (1858-59) of Mrs. William S. Simpson during a visit 
to England and Wales; commonplace book; and sermons 
including two relevant to the Rev. Nicholas H. Cobbs, rector 

of St Paul's Church, Petersburg, Va. One of the letter 
books contains a description of St Levens Lodge, Peters- 
burg, Va. 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Purchased from F. Patterson Nichols, 1952. 

MS65-1008 
Southall, Stephen Osborne, collector. 

Southall and allied families genealogical notes. 400 items 
and 38 vols. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Gift of Valentine W. Southall, 1962. 



MS 65-1009 
Tredegar Company, Richmond. 

Records, 1836-1957. 507,505 items and 1118 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

In part, photocopies (negative) of originals owned by the 
Tredegar Company and Mr. D. G. Haase. 

Correspondence; minutes of the directors and stockhold- 
ers; accounts; ledgers; cashbooks, receipts, and disburse- 
ments; sales data; journal voucher books; stock certificate 
record books; monthly statements; War Dept contracts 
(1907-4:1); reports to Government agencies; maps, plats, 
and surveys; suit papers for the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail- 
way v. Tredegar Company (1936) ; material regarding the 
merger of the Tredegar Company and the Albemarle Paper 
Company (1956-57); and other papers of the Tredegar 
Company, an iron works. Includes papers of the Anderson 
family and records of minor family enterprises including 
journals and ledgers of Joseph Reid Anderson, founder of 
the company; private correspondence of Archer Anderson, 
his son; private notebooks of E. R. Anderson; papers regard- 
ing the estates of Archer Anderson, Sr., St George M 
Anderson, and Joseph Reid Anderson; and records of the 
Anderson Association, Jessup-Purchase Association, J._ R- 
Anderson & Company, and the A. Anderson (Special) 
Bacon Syndicate Purchase. 

Accession analyses and detailed lists in the library. 

Gift of the Tredegar Company, 1952, and its successor, 
the Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Company, 1958. 



MS 65-1010 

Tucker family. 

Papers, 1708-1892. 91 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Photocopies (negative) of originals owned by St George 
Tucker Grinnan. 

Correspondence of the Bryan, Coalter, Grinnan, and 
Tucker families; together with other papers of various per- 
sons. Includes Bible records of the Dabney family (1756- 
1826) and the Bryan family (1708-1892). Correspondents 
include John Randolph Bryan, Frances Bland Coalter, 
John Randolph, and St George Tucker (1752-1828). 

Accession analysis in the library. 



MS 65-1011 
United Daughters of the Confederacy. Virginia ZHvision. 

Confederate records from the Battle Abbey, 1884-1939. 
3200 items and 11 vols. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Records of the R. E. Lee Camp Confederate Soldiers' 
Home in Richmond ; the R. E. Lee Camp No. 1, Confederate 
Veterans; and the Confederate Pension Board of the City 
of Richmond. Mainly applications for admission to the 
Soldiers' Home in Richmond, minutes, registers, and death 
roll (1884-1919). „ . , ^ 

Gift of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Vir- 
ginia Division, 1958. 



MS 65-1012 
Virginia. Military Institute, Lexington. 

Treasurer's records, 1840-1901. 37,000 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Largely treasurer and cadets' vouchers, accounts, pro- 
posals and estimates (1859-60), receipts and disbursements, 
treasurer's reports, sundry abstracts (1860-62), and other 
records maintained by the Treasurer's Office. Includes let- 
ters of application for commandership of V. M L (1860- 
61) , New Market Monument papers (1899-1901) , and papers 
relevant to Washington College (1839-60). 

Transferred from the Treasurer's Office, Virginia Mili- 
tary Institute, 1963. 



MS 65-1013 
Virginia. Southwestern State Hospital, Marion. 
Records, 1887-1948. 57 v. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Letter books, minutes of the board of directors, journals, 
ledgers, casebooks, lists of patients, supply records, and other 
administrative records. 

Accession analyses in the library. 

Tranferred from the Southwestern State Hospital 1952- 
58. 



MS 65-1014 
Virginia. State Library. Richmond. Archives Division. 

Bible records, 1604-1964. ca. 1475 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. _ 

Chiefly photocopies with some transcripts from original 
records owned by various persons. 

Data about Virginia families found in family Bibles, 
prayer books, and some non-Bible sources. 

Accession analyses in the library. 

Acquired from various sources. 

Additions to this collection are anticipated. 



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tr- ■ ■ „. MS 65-1015 

Virginia. State Library, Richmond. Archives DivUim. 
Church records, 1647-1957. ca. 430 v. and 56 reels of 
microfilm. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Chiefly photocopies and transcripts of originals owned bv 
various institutions and private individuals. 
^Some correspondence, minutes, accounts, treasurers' books, 
jwtry books, registers, membership records, histories, printed 
material, and otter records of Baptist, Christian, Episcopal, 

Friends, German Reformed, Lutheran, Methodist, and Pres- 
byterian churches in Virginia and a few Baptist churches 
m Washington, D. C. Part of the records relating to the 
Lutheran and German Reformed churches are written in 
German. Includes material relating to Baptist associations, 
the Episcopal dioceses of Virginia and southern Virginia, 
and colonial churches in Virginia. 

Library also has microfilm copies of some of the photo- 
copied records in this collection. 
Accession analyses in the library. 
Acquired from various sources. 
Additions to this collection are anticipated. 

Civil War papers, 1861-1932. 208 items and 13 v ^^ 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. ' 

some Keg?"** ° f ° riginalS " PriVate hands With 
Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences and histories or- 
der^ accounts, service records, commissions, lists and rosters, 
muster roUs, autograph books, and other papers chiX re 

o^nt£ on f ed r !? ^ *» V^*Z*S2l£ 

o Confederate dead and cemetery records and a voL en! 

,H® d ,„P onfederate Prisoaers of war, Johnson's Island, 
1862—1864.'' 

Acquired from various sources. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items described on accession sheets and indexed in the 
library. 



rr- ■ • MS 65-1017 

Virginia. State Library, Richmond. Archives Division. 
County records, ca. 1632-ca. 1959. ca. 1,400,000 items, 
ca. 3520 v. and 6 boxes. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
In part, photocopies with transcripts of originals in the 
possession of various county clerks, private individuals, and 
institutions. 

Deeds, wills, orders, minutes, bonds, inventories, guardian 
accounts, bthables, court records, marriage records land 
papers, and other records of Virginia counties; together 
with some records of the towns and cities of Alexandria, 
Abingdon, Columbia, Fredericksburg, Lynchburg Peters- 
burg, and Richmond. Includes records of Accomack, Albe- 
marle, Amelia, Amherst, Arlington, Augusta, Bedford, 
^ItV^^T 1 ^ Bu dringham, Campbell, Caroline; 
w ™ %. - Ch ^ lot ^ Chesterfield, Culpeper, Cumber- 
ed, Dmwiddie, Dunmore, Elizabeth City, Essex, Fairfax, 
Fauquier, Fincastle, Floyd, Fluvanna, FranklmTFrederick^ 
Gloucester, Goochland, Grayson, Greenbrier, Greensville, 
Halif axJEIanover, Henrico, Henry, Isle of Wight, King and 
Queen King George, King William, Lancaster/ LeeTLin- 
coln, Loudoun, Louisa, Lunenburg, Madison, Mathews, 
Mecklenburg, Middlesex, Montgomery, Nansemond, Nelson^ 
New Kent, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland, Notto- 
way, Ohio (now in West Virginia), Orange, Patrick, Pitt- 
sylvania, Powhatan, Prince Edward, Prince George, Prince 



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William, Princess Anne, Pulaski, Old Rappahannock, Rich- 
mond, Roanoke, Rockbridge, Rockingham, Shenandoah, 
Southampton, Spotsylvania, Stafford, Surry, Sussex, War- 
wick, Washington, Westmoreland, and York Counties. 

Accessions analyses in the library. 

Transferred from various county clerk's offices and ac- 
quired from various other sources. 

Additions to this collection are anticipated. 



v • •■ o MS 65-1018 

Virginia. State Library, Richmond. Archives Division 

Genealogical notes and charts, ca. 800 items and ca. 55 v 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

In part, photocopies and transcripts of originals chiefly 
owned by private individuals. 

Genealogical notes and charts with some other items pre- 
dominantly concerning families of Virginia. 

Accession analyses in the library. 

Acquired from various sources. 

Additions to this collection are anticipated. 



„ MS 65-1019 

Virginia Mechanics' Institute, Richmond. 
Records 1858-1938. 101 items and 6 v. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Correspondence; reports (1878-1938) ; minutes (1909-18) 
of the School Committee, Finance Committee, and Property 
Committee; deeds, contracts, agreements, and other legal 
papers; constitution and bylaws (1887) ; certificates of mem- 
bership and honorary life membership; and other papers 
Includes information on the'First Virginia Mechanics' In- 
stitute incorporated in 1856 aad personal records file of the 
institute containing statements by various students regarding 
the instruction there. 

Transferred from the Director, Vocational and Adult Edu- 
cation, Richmond Public Schools, 1961. 



Virginia miscellany, 1657-1931. 554 items. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Accounts, receipts, promissory notes, bills of exchange, 
patents, deeds, wills, bonds, executions, suit papersTcourt 
orders, and other papers (mainly legal) relating chiefly to 
* redenck Co., Va., and the surrounding area ; together with 
a sermon by the Rev. James Muir and miscellaneous corre- 
spondence. Correspondents include Christopher Fry Moses 
S. Little, Littleton W Tazewell, and John Wickhaml 

Accession analysis in the library. 

Purchase, 1957. 



v . . . .... . ■ J MS65-1021 

Virginia politicians and authors' papers, 1860-1902. 50 items. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Principally letters of Thomas H. Bayly (1810-1856), 
George C. Cabell (1836-1906), John S. Millson (1808-1873). 
and Molly Elliot Seawell (1860-1916) ; together with some 
other items. 
Accession analysis in the library. 
Purchase, 1952. 



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MS65-1022 
Washington, George, Pres.U. S., 1732-1799. 

Papers, 1742-ca. 1850. 67 items and 1 v. 

In Virginia State library, Archives Division. 

Chiefly photocopies of originals owned by Mount Vernon, 
the Mount Vernon Ladies Association, and private individ- 
uals. 

Mostly correspondence and other papers of George Wash- 
ington and the Washington family. Includes poem, "On 
General Washington" (1779) by Charles Henry Wharton, 
will of Mary (Ball) Washington (1708-1789), minutes of 
the trustees of Fredericksburg (1742), address of the citi- 
zens of Alexandria, Va., to Washington, speech concerning 
the' death of Washington (1799) by B. Romaine to the 
Tammany Society of New York, and genealogical notes on 
the Washington and other noted families of the Northern 
Neck, Va., by Lund Washington (b. 1767). Major corre- 
spondent is Lund Washington (1737-ca. 1796). Other cor- 
respondents include James Dinsmore, Thomas Jefferson, 
Elizabeth Powell, and Martha Washington. 

A composite collection separately analyzed in the library. 

Acquired from various sources, 1954. 

MS65-1028 
Watlington family. 

Papers, 1811-62. 298 items. 
In Virginia State library, Archives Division. 
Accounts, receipts, and other papers. 
Purchase, 1952. 

MS 66-1024 
Wharton, John, of Crdpeper Co., Va. 
Papers, 1772-1923. 58 items. 
In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 
Receipts and other papers. 
Gift of E. T. Wharton, Jr., 1953. 



MS65-1025 
Willis family. 

Papers, 1733-1980. 75 items. 

In Virginia State library, Archives Division. 

In part, photocopies. 

Mainly genealogical notes (1925-30) of the Willis-Howard 
families, Bible records (1733-1815) of the Howard-Carter 
families of Powhatan Co., Va., and other papers (1791- 
1804) including two letters, receipts, and a promissory note. 

Gift of Charles E. Willis, 1952. 



MS65-1026 
Swing, Mary Cam. 

Papers, 1788-1916. 185 items and 1 v. 

In Virginia State Library, Archives Division. 

Accounts, deeds, bonds, receipts, and other papers mainly 
concerning the Young family and locales in Virginia and. 
surrounding States. 

Gift of George H. S. King, 1950. 

MS 65-1027 
Carr family. 

Papers of the Carr and Terrell families, 1735-1894. 1ft. 

In University of Virginia library (4757 and 5670) 

In part, microfilm copy (negative) on parts of 2 reels. 

Materials predominantly relating to the Carr and Terrell 
families of Virginia and Kentucky. Includes the family 
correspondence of Thomas Jefferson's sister, Martha ( Jeffer- 
son) Carr (1746-1811) of Albemarle Co., Va., and related 
Davis, Minor, and Terrell families; will (1735/38) of 
Thomas Carr (1679-1738) of "Topping Castle," Caroline 
Co., Va.; genealogical notes of the Carr, Davis, Minor, 



Overton, and Waters families; nine inscriptions from tomb- 
stones at Christ Church, Middlesex Co., Va.; Peter Car^s 
Notes on law; and rolls (ca. 1839) for University of Vir- 
ginia classes in anatomy and surgery, chemistry, law, mod- 
ern languages, and moral philosophy. 

The material is related to the library's Carr family papers 
(MS 64-797) and Terrell family papers (MS 59-74) . 

Gift and deposit, 1954-57. 

MS65-1028 
Hench, Atcheson Laughhn, 1891- collector. 

American and "En glish literary and historical papers, ca. 
1300-1956. 5 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (6435) 

Professor of "Efa glfo h at University of Virginia. Material 
collected for use in Hench's classes with examples of various 
periods. Includes material reflecting his interest in Old Eng- 
lish, Middle English and Elizabethan script; letters by asso- 
ciates of Edgar Allan. Poe; Civil War letters; papers re- 
lating to Virginia history ; correspondence of Charles Faulk- 
ner (U S. Ambassador to France during the 19th cent) ; 
t\A other correspondence and historical material. 

Gifts, 1960-62. 

MS 65-1029 
Thompson, John Reuben, 1823-1873. 

Papers, 1842-1926. 2 ft 

In University of Virginia Library (38-705 &c.) 

In part, typescripts and photocopies of poems and letters. 

Poet editor, critic, and journalist Correspondence, 
Thompson's London diary (1864), poems, speeches, essays, 
Civil War news articles, photos., and other papers. In- 
cludes correspondence during the years Thompson ^was 
owner and editor of the Southern literary messenger (1847- 
60) editor of the Southern field and fireside (1860), mem- 
ber of the editorial staff of the London "Index" (1864-67), 
official organ of the Confederate States in London, and 
literary editor of the New York evening post (1868-73) and 
correspondence relating to the publication of his book, 
Poems of John R Thompson (1920). Correspondents in- 
clude Benjamin Johnson Barbour, John Esten Cooke, James 
Wood Davidson, Mary Barker (Carter) Dodge, Rufus Wil- 
mot Griswold, Paul Hamilton Hayne, John Pendleton Ken- 
nedy, William Gordon McCabe,"Matthew Fontaine Maury, 
Benjamin Blake Minor, John Shelton Patton, Lily Quarks, 

Susan P. (Thompson) Quarles, Lady Anna Isabella 
(Thackeray) Ritchie, William Cabell Rives, William Gil- 
more Simms, Elizabeth Drew (Barstow) Stoddard, Richard 
Henry Stoddard, Henry Timrod, and James Grant Wilson. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Gift and purchase, 19325-52. 



MS 65-1030 
Erhvnger, Joseph, 1874- 

Papers, 1890-1964. 15 ft 

In Washington University School of Medicine library 
(St. Louis) 

Physiologist Personal correspondence; lecture notes; 
office files from the Dept. of Physiology at Washington Uni- 
versity School of Medicine (ca. 1910-40); and Erlanger's 
files on professional and scientific societies and research. 

Index to the papers in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Gift of Dr. Erlanger, 1963. 

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amd *. - MS 66-1031 

Jam, Harry E B d. 1961. 

Papers, 1918-53. 6 ft. (ca. 3000 items) 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Journalist, politician, and labor leader. Chiefly corre- 
spondence; together with financial records of the Seattle 
union record, legal documents, minutes of meetings, speeches, 
clippings, and other papers. The bulk of the collection 
dates from 1918-28 and relates mainly to the management 
of the Seattle union record, as well as to the labor movement 
and polities m Washington. Correspondents include the 
American Federation of Labor, Federated Press, William Z. 

Foster, Saul Haas, James B. McNamara, Harvey O'Connor 
Terence V. Powderly, William M. Short, Anne Louise' 
Strong, and the United Mine Workers. 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the librarv 

Gift of Mrs. Ault, 1962. 



„ MS 65-1032 

Bamum, William Milo, 1856-1926. 

Papers, 1882-99. 3 ft. 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 

Business executive. Mostly correspondence, including 6 
vols, of letter books relating chiefly to the following business 
firms of which Bamum was an executive: Banning Brake 
Shoe Company (N. J.), Henrico Coal Company (W. Va.), 
Kanawha Improvement Company (W. Va,), National Min- 
ing Company (N. Y.), Wells Farm Land and Mining Com- 
pany (N. Y.), and the U. S. Electric Lighting Company. 
Subjects covered include the electrical industry in the U. S. 
and mining and railroad promotion in Appalachia and the 
Eastern Midwest States. Formerly part of the records of 
the Pacific Coast Coal and Oil Company of which Bamum 
was chairman of the Board of Directors (ca. 1900-11). 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Pacific Coast Coal and Oil Company, Seattle, 
1963. 



Qyk Unity Committee, Seattle. 
Records, 1944-64. 14 ft 

Li University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Chiefly correspondence of an unofficial race relations-civil 
rights committee, together with the complete reports of the 
committees activities and a nearly complete set of minutes. 
The bulk of the collection dates from 1955-64 and includes 
material on individual case histories. Other papers relate 
to the Northwest Institute of Bace Belations sponsored bv 
the committee (1948-53) and the Washington State Com- 
mittee Against Discrimination in Employment (1945-49). 

Correspondents include the Civic Unity Committee's presi- 
dents and executive secretaries (Arthur G. Bamett Louise 
P. Blackham, Henry Elliott, John F. Gordon, Paul B. 
Green, George Greenwood, John H. Heitzman, Frank P. 
HelseU, Archie S. Kate, Ann P. Madsen, Irene Burns Milter, 
and Alfred J. Westberg) and the American Council on Bace 
Belations, American Jewish Committee, American Jewish 
Oongress, the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 
Christian Friends for Bacial Equality, King County 
(Wash.) Intergroup Belations Committee, the National As- 
sociation of Intergroup Belations Officials, National Con- 
ference of Christians and Jews, New York (City) Commis- 
sion for Human Bights, the Seattle mayor, Seattle public 
schools, the Urban League of Portland, the Washington 
Citusens Committee for Civil Bights Legislation, Washing- 
ton State legislators, Washington National Guard, Wash- 



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ington State Advisory Committee to the U. S. Civic Bights 
Commission, Washington State Board Against Discrimina- 
tion in Employment, and the Washington State Committee 
Against Discrimination. 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Civic Unity Committee, 1964, through Louise 
P. Blackham. 



MS 65-1034 
Cotterffl, George Fletcher, 1865-1958. 

Papers, 1891-1956. 18 ft (ca. 25,000 items) 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Mayor of Seattle, Washington State senator, and con- 
struction engineer. Correspondence (1891-1953), diary, 
State legislative and court papers, speeches, engineering 
notes, scrapbook, photos., clippings, and other papers in- 
cluding some relating to the Seattle Port Commission and 
the International Order of Good Templars of which Cot- 
terill was an official. Correspondents include the Anti- 
Saloon League of America, the Democratic Party, Wesley 
Livsey Jones, Bobert Montgomery, Robert Moran, and 
Beginald Heber Thomson. 
Unpublished inventory record in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Purchase, 1959. 



Rmraharson, Mary, 1902- ^ 65_1 ° 85 

Papers, 1934-48. ca. 1000 items. 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Washington State senator. Chiefly correspondence and 
clippings relating to Mrs. Farquharson's terms as senator 
(1935-42) with some papers relating to the Women's Inter- 
national League for Peace and Freedom, the American Civil 
Liberties Union, the Seattle Council Against War the Fed- 
eral Writers' Project, Washington, and the Communist 
Party in Washington. Correspondents include Boger Nash 
Baldwin, Homer Truett Bone, Irving M Clark, Dorothy 
Detzer, Herbert Harris, Benjamin Hamilton Kizer, Warren 
Grant Magnuson, Clarence Daniel Martin, Culbert Levy 
Olson, Bobert J. PearsaU, and Monroe Mark Sweetland. 
Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Farquharson, 1963. 



__ _ MS65-1036 

Fnrrar, Timothy, 1747-1849. 
Letters, 1802-33. Ill items. 
In University of Washington Library ( Seattle) 
Judge and lawyer, of New Hampshire. Personal letters 
from Farrar to his son Timothy Farrar, Jr. (1788-1874) 
concerning transportation, the buying and selling of land, 
legal practices, health conditions, and other aspects of New 

England life ; together with some material ( 1820-21) on the 
Dartmouth College Board of Trustees of which Farrar was 
a member. 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Trevor Kincaid, 1965. 



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MS 65-1037 
Habbeu, Charles S d. 1954! coUeetor. 

Papers concerning Alaska, 1866-1948. ca. 2 ft. 

In University of "Washington Library (Seattle) 

Six vols, of letter books (1878-98) of Callbreath, Grant, 
and Cook (a general store in Telegraph Greek, B. G, and 
Wrangell, Alaska) ; a 19-voL diary (1880-1905) of John C. 
Callbreath; and diaries of George R, Adams and F. M 
Smith, members of the Western Union Telegraph. Expedi- 
tion (1866-67) ; and other papers. Subjects mentioned in- 
clude Tni-hing in British Columbia and surveying and tele- 
graph communication in Alaska, 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in tike library. 

Purchase, 1954. 

MS 65-1038 
Kendall, Benjamin Freeman, d. 1863. 

Correspondence, 1856-63. ca. 200 items. 
In University of Washington library ( Seattle) 
Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Washington Terri- 
tory ( 1861-62) . Correspondence concerning patronage and 
Indians, coal mining, and politics in Washington Territory. 
Correspondents include Alexander Smith Aberaethy, Anson 

G. Henry, James Willis Nesmith, Victor Smith, Henry H. 
Spalding, James Gilchrist Swan, William Fraser Tolmie, 
and Henry L. Yesler. 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Harry B. McElroy and Mrs. Charles E. Allison, 
1919-52. 

MS 65-1039 
King, John Nevin, 1827-1915. 

Letters and diary, 1857-77. 11 items, 1 v., and 1 reel of 
microfilm (negative) 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 

Microfilm copy of 201 letters from the King family papers 
in the Illinois State Historical Library (from folders 44-51 
and letters relating to the Willamette Falls Canal and Lock 
Company)- 

Quartermaster and collector of customs at Kodiak, Alaska. 
Diary (1858-59) recording King's activities as quartermas- 
ter on the Northwestern Boundary Survey; letters written 
from Sitka and Kodiak, Alaska (1875-77) ; and microfilm 
copies of King's letters relating to the work of the North- 
western Boundary Survey (1857-60), to his quartermaster 
service during the Civil War, and afterwards in various 
parts of the West, and to his activities as secretary of the 
Willamette Falls Canal and Lock Company (1871-73). 
Much of the material reflects frontier and pioneer life in 
Washington Territory. 

Unpublished inventory in the library. The microfilmed 
letters are described in the King family papers, 1798-1927; 
a descriptive inventory, by R. L Brubaker (1963) p. 14-17 
(Manuscripts in the Illinois State Historical Library, no. 1) 

The diary and 11 letters were purchased, 1963. 

MS 65-1040 
Langlie, Arthur Bernard, 1900- 
Papers, 1936-56. 54 ft. 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Lawyer, politician, and business executive of Seattle, 
Wash. Correspondence; notebooks containing campaign ma- 
terials and bulletins and articles of the New Order of Cin- 
cinnatus; clippings; and campaign circulars. The bulk of 
the papers date from Langlie's second and third terms 
(1949-57) as governor of Washington and relate mainly to 
tiie proposed Columbia Valley Administration, electrical 
power, and Washington State departments ; n few papers 



date from his first gubernatorial term (1941-45) and his 
term as mayor of Seattle (1938-40). Subjects mentioned 
include the Republican Party, the U. S. Federal Civil De- 
fense Administration, the President's Committee for the De- 
velopment of Scientists and Engineers, the Washington For- 
est Advisory Committee, and Whitworth College, Spokane, 
Wash. Correspondents include Sherman Adams, Harry 
Pulliam Cain, Roger A. Freeman, Frederick George Ham- 
ley, Otis Halbert Holmes, Walter Franklin Horan, Holland 
H. Houston, Henry Martin Jackson, Leonard Beck Jordan, 
William L McGrath, Russell Vernon Mack, Douglas Mc- 
Kay, Warren Grant Magnuson, Hugh Burnton Mitchell, 
Paul L Patterson, Thor Carl Tollefson, and Monrad C. 
Wallgren. 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr.Langlie, 1959-61. 

MS 65-1041 
Leary, Eliza (Ferry) 1851-co- 1936. 

Correspondence, 1868-99. ca. 2 ft (ca. 500 items) 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 

Chiefly social correspondence, relating mainly to life in 
Washington Territory and the early years of statehood. 
Correspondents include Mrs. Leary's father, Eliaha Peyre 
Ferry, Governor of Washington, and her husband, John 
Leary, mayor of Seattle. 

Formerly included witii the library's collections of the 
papers of Elisha P. Ferry (MS 60-3327) and of John Leary 
(MS 60-S12). 

Unpublished inventory record in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the estate of Mrs. Leary, 1936. 



MS 65-1042 
Litchman, Mark M 1887-1960. 

Papers, 1914M50. 3 ft. ( ca. 2000 items) 
Li University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Lawyer and politician. Correspondence, court papers, 
speeches, writings, clippings, and other papers relating 
mainly to Lichtman's career as a lawyer who defended pros- 
pective deportees from deportation, the "Seattle union rec- 
ord" against sedition charges, members of the Industrial 

Workers of the World who were incarcerated without trial 
in Yakima, Wash. (1933) and Haverty in International 
Stevedoring vs. Haverty (the case which led to the abolition 
of the fellow servant doctrine, 1926). Correspondents 
include Roger N. Baldwin, Adele Parker Bennett, the Amer- 
ican Civil Liberties Union, Americans for Democratic 
Action, the International Workers Defense League, the 
National Civil Liberties Bureau, National Non-Partisan 
League; Socialist Party of Washington, and the U. S. Immi- 
gration Service. 

Unpublished inventory record in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Litchman and Mark Litchman, 1961. 

MS 65-1043 
McMicken family. 

Papers, 1828-1930. 3 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 
Li University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Papers of the William McMicken family and the Gilmore 
Hays and John Goldsbury Parker families of Washington 
Territory, the Jared Qstrander family of Wisconsin, and 
the Asa Wells family of New York, all of whom were inter- 
related. The main portion of the papers contains the cor- 
respondence of William McMicken (1827-1899, lawyer, lieu- 
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McMicken family. Papers, 1828-1930. (Continued) 

surveyor general of Washington Territory) and his wife, 
7?™t Ostrander McMicken and includes over 200 lettere 
from McMicken to Rowena from the western theater of 

K!^ TSf ^ Gvil War and ^ Siou * Indi ** War 

U8bi-fi5) Other correspondents include William Smith 

iiing, Obadiah Benton McFadden, William Winlock Miller 

Isaac Ingalls Stevens, and William Windom. ' 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library 

Information on literary rights available in the librarv 

Purchase, 1959. 

Northwest Public Power Association. ^ 65 ~ 1044 

Records, 1946- 15 ft 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Correspondence, technical reports, hearings, court papers, 
campaign literature, and other papers relating to specific 
projects of the association in its advocacy of public control 
of electrical power generation and distribution in the 7 
fctates of the Columbia River Basin and the Pacific North- 
""^ ~ xecutlve secretary of the association is Gus Nor- 
wood. Correspondents include congressional delegations of 

the Pacific Northwest States and the State and Federal 
agencies concerned with electrical power and water resources. 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the association, on a continuing basis, as its official 
archive. 

«__ T MS 65-1045 

Oregon Improvement Company. 

Records, 1880-96. 50 ft. (ca. 20,000 items) 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Executive correspondence, statements of accounts, legal 
documents, court papers, and minutes. Includes papersof 
the following subsidiaries : Columbia and Puget Sound Rail- 
road, Pacific Coast Coal Company, Pacific Coast Railway 
Company (San Luis Obispo), Pacific Coast Steamship 

wT^',, S ^ e and Nort W Railway, Seattle and 
Walla Walla Railroad and Seattle Coal and Transportation 
Company. Names represented include Henry Villard, Jo- 
seph Norton Dolph, and Simeon G. Reed, founders of the 
Oregon Improvement Company, Elijah Smith, who replaced 
VlUard as the company's president, and John L. Howard, 
who managed much of the operations from the San Fran- 
cisco office. 

Formerly part of the records of the Pacific Coast Coal 
and Oil Company. 
Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the librarv 
Gift of the Pacific Coast Coal and Oil Company, 1962. ' 

d -c o * „ MS 65-1046 

Pacific Coast Company. 

Records, 1896-1916. ca. 100,000 items. 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Executive correspondence, financial papers, and legal doc- 
uments of the company which purchased the Oregon Im- 
provement Company (1896), merchandised oil in the coast- 
wise trade, conducted real estate operations in Seattle and 
coal mining promotions in British Columbia; and had as 
subsidiaries the Black Diamond Coal Mine (Wash.), the 
Cedar Mountain Coal Mine (Wash.), the Columbia and 
Puget Sound Railroad, Pacific Coast Coal and Oil Com- 
pany Pacific Coast Railway Company (San Luis Obispo), 
and the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Names repre- 
sented include William Milo Barnum, chairman of the 
Board of Directors (ca. 1900-11). 
Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the librarv 
Gift of the Pacific Coast Coal and Oil Company. 



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» -, ™ „ MS65-104T 

Ranck, Glenn N 1869- 

Papers, 1898-1926. ca. 160 items. 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Washington State representative, Clark Co. (Wash.) 
treasurer, and newspaper editor. Correspondence, speeches, 
writings, scrapbook, photos., and other papers. Includes 
material on Fort Vancouver, Wash., Indian and pioneer 
legends and history, die Spanish-American War, and the 
1st Washington Infantry Begt of Volunteers (1898). Cor- 
respondents include Thompson Coit Elliott, Wesley Livsey 

Jones, Miles C. Poindexter, John R. Rogers, and Theodore 
Roosevelt 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Purchase, 1964. 



„ „ . . MS 65-1048 

Reed, Mark Edward, 1866-1933. 
Papers, 1918-33. 9 ft. 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Lumberman, financier, politician, and Washington State 
representative. Chiefly correspondence, much of which re- 
lates to the operation of the Simpson Logging Company (of 
which Reed was president), the Phoenix Logging Com- 
pany, the Reed Mill Company, the Washington National 
Bank of Olympia, and the First National Bank of Seattle 
(of which he was director) . Correspondents include Charles 

E. Clise, James J. Donovan, Marion E. Hay, Alex Poison, 
Edgar A. Sims, and the American Legion Post 31 (Shelton, 
Wash.), the Columbia Basin Irrigation League, and the Re- 
publican Party. 

Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the Simpson Timber Company, 1959. 

Riley, Edith Dolan, 1885- MS 65-1049 

Papers, 1909-64. 4 ft. (ca. 5000 items) 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Politician and chairman of the Democratic Central Com- 
mittee, Spokane Co., Wash. Correspondence, 3 vols, of 
reminiscences, speeches, writings, audiograms with typed 
transcriptions related to the reminiscences, photos., memora- 
bilia, and other papers. The reminiscences are of Demo- 
cratic Party work m Washington and focus upon Lewis B. 
Schwellenbach for whom Mrs. Riley handled patronage, 
James M Geraghty, and Clarence C. Dill. Other papers 
are concerned with her official work with the Democratic 
Party, the League of Women Voters, and the Federation of 
Motion Picture Councils. Correspondents include Homer 
T. Bone, A. Scott Bullitt, Mary W. Dewson, Clarence C 
Dill, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt 
Unpublished inventory record in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the librarv 
Gift of Mrs. Riley, 1964. ' 



»«m.- * -. MS 65-1050 

Bobbins family. 

Papers, 1791-1863. 2 ft. (ca. 350 items) 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
" Photocopies of seven letters written to and from J. Wil- 
liam Bingham. 

Chiefly correspondence, together with sermons and mili- 
tary documents of a Congregational family of Plymouth, 
Mass., and Marietta, Ohio, which included the Rev Chand- 
ler Robbins (1738-1799) ; his son, the Rev. Samuel Prince 
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Bobbins family. Papers, 1791-1863. (Continued) 

Prince Bobbins, Jr. The younger Samuel's letters are 
mainly to William Rufus Putnam concerning frontier and 
pioneer life in Ohio and the Andover Theological Seminary, 
which Samuel attended in the 1830's. Letters (1862-63) of 
J. William Bingham were written from his regiment (1st 
Massachusetts Volunteers) during the Civil War. Corre- 
spondence of Rufus Putnam (1738-1824:) relates to the Ohio 
Company of Associates. Includes 25 handwritten vols, of 
sermons (1806-23) of the elder S. P. Robbins and Civil War 
military documents of Samuel Robbins Bingham, a captain 
with the 30th Company Massachusetts Unattached Heavy 
Artillery (1864-65). 

Unpublished inventory record in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Philip E. Robbins, 1961, 1964. 



MS 66-1051 
Ruegnitz, Wflliam C 

Correspondence, 1917-44. ca. 2 ft. (ca. 2500 items) 
In University of Washington Library ( Seattle) 
Correspondence relating to two associations which consist 
primarily of employers concerned with labor relations in 
the forest industries of the Pacific Northwest: the Loyal 
Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen (of which Ruegnitz was 
president) and the Columbia Basin Loggers, Portland, Or. 
(of which he was manager). Chief correspondents are the 
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, the St. Paul and Tacoma 
Lumber Company, and other firms in the industry. 
Unpublished inventory record in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of the College of Forestry, University of Washington, 
1947. 

MS65-1052 
Seattle {Port District) Port Commission. 
Records, 1911-21. 3 ft. (ca. 2000 items) 
•In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Chiefly correspondence, together with documents, speeches, 
writings, minutes of meetings, reports, and legislative ma- 
terial, relating mainly to the work of Robert Bridges (1861- 
1921), a member of the board (1911-19) of the Port Com- 
mission. Correspondents include Clarence C. Dill, Wesley 
L. Jones, James Hamilton Lewis, Ernest Lister, William G. 
McAdoo, Miles C. Poindexter, George Turner, Woodrow 
Wilson, the Non-Partisan League of Washington, and the 
Seattle Central Labor Council ( AFL). 
Unpublished inventory record in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bridges, 1939. 



MS 65-1053 
Semple, Eugene, 1840-1908. 

Papers, 1865-1908. 9 ft. (ca. 10,000 items) 
In University of Washington Library ( Seattle) 
Lawyer, Oregon State printer, and Governor of Washing- 
ton Territory. Correspondence, diary, documents, court 
papers, scrapbooks, and other papers relating mainly to the 
Bowers Seattle- Yukon Gold Dredging Company, Herald 
Printing Company, Lincoln Oil and Gas Company, Lucia 

Mfll Company (which Semple established, 1882) , the Seat- 
tle and Lake Washington Waterway Company (which he 
organized, 1894, to connect Lake Washington with Elliott 
Bay), and the Washington Harbor Line Commission (of 
which he was a member, 1890-93). Correspondents include 
Edgar G. Ames, Theodore E. Burton, Andrew Henrich, 
James Hamilton Lewis, Joseph K McCammon, Lansing B. 
Mizner, James A. Moore, Robert Moran, Frank J. Parker, 



Will H Parry, George M Paschall, Thomas Patterson, 
William F. Prosser, Philip Ritz, James Semple, Thomas 
W. Symons, and J. S. Wintermute. 

Unpublished inventory record in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mary Ethel Swanstrom (daughter), 1941, 1954, 
and Mrs. Lucy Adair (granddaughter) , 1965. 



MS 65-1054 
Southwest Washington Public Utility Districts' Associa- 

tion* 

Records, 1936-64. 1 ft. (ca. 500 items) _ 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 

Correspondence and minutes of meetings. Co'responoV 
ents indude Kenneth Billington, Harry P. Cam, Jack R. 
Cluck, Russell V. Mack, Warren G. Magnuson, Hugh B. 
Mitchell, Guy C. Myers, Gus Norwood, Gus A. **"."»• 
Cbauncey Price, Paul J. Raver, James D. Ross, and the 
Inland Empire Waterways Association. 

Formerly included in the library's collections of the pa- 
pers of Gus A Peters, Gus Jaspers, and the Northwest Pub- 
lic Power Association. 

Unpublished inventory record in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Gus Jaspers, Gus A Peters, and the Northwest 
Public Power Association, 1963. 



MS 65-1055 

Spear, Lillian Sytten, 1897-1963. 

Papers, 1936-63. 7 ft. (ca. 6000 items) 
In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Teacher and civic leader. Correspondence, minutes of 
meetings, campaign material, and other papers relating to 
the following organizations of which Mrs. Spear was an 
official or secretary: King County Public Utility District 
Association, Public Ownership League of Washington, 
Puget Sound Utility Commissioners' Association, Snoho- 
mish County Legislative Council, Snohomish County Public 
Utility Association, Snohomish County Public Utility Dis- 
trict, Washington Public Utility Commissioner's Associa- 
tion, and the Washington Public Utility Districts' Associa- 
tion. Correspondents include Homer T. Bone, Jack R 
Cluck, John M Coffee, Henry M. Jackson, Joseph E. 
McGoran, Warren G. Magnuson, Hugh B. Mitchell, Mal- 
colm M Moore, Gus A Peters, Martin F. Smith, Monrad 
C. Wallgren, and Adolph Ziebell, and the Bonneville Power 
Administration, the Democratic Party, Patrons of Husban- 
dry (Washington), Public Ownership League of America, 
Puget Sound Power and Light Company, and the Washing- 
ton Water Power Company. 

Unpublished inventory record in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Spear, 1963. 

MS 65-1056 
Tolmie, WilBam Fraser, 1812-1886. 

Correspondence, 1845-65. ca. 240 items. 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 

Transcripts (typewritten) of 75 items and photocopies 
(negative) of 19 items. ^ ^ ^ - 

Superintendent of the Fort Niscraally branch of the Puget 
Sound Agricultural Company, a subsidiary of Hudson s 
Bay Company. Correspondence relating to the operation 
of the Fort Nisqually Farm. Correspondents include La- 
fayette Bakh, Francis A Chenoweth, James Douglas, Isaac 
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Tolmie, Wiliiam Eraser, 1812-1886. 
65. (Continued) 

AfccTaiTsh, Charles H Mason, Simpson P. Moses, Peter 
Skene Ogden, Michael T. Simmons, and James Taton. 

Unpublished inventory record in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in" the library 

iTircnased from Clarence B. Bagley, 1919. 

Washington Pension Union. ^ 65 ' 10W 

Records, 1933-61. 8 ft. 

In University of Washington Library (Seattle) 
Correspondence minutes, financial records, conventions, 
radio broadcasts, legislative materials, organizational mate- 

2fX I TS ngCO1, ? ituti0nal chan S 8S - «w* Pap***, and a 
set of tie "Pension builder" (the union publication^ Court 
papers pertain to hearings of welfare cases and to the U. S 
Subversive Activities Control Board hearings against Wil- 

SE££" ,M S k . W ^ ^ ^ashmgtoMSoTunion 
(1955-59) and include extensive files of testimony, briefs, 

and opinions. Other papers relate to the William J. Pen- 

Z™ ^^-^atum ( 1953 ~ 58 ). ** Washington Com- 

msHs? 1 JST* (m ,^ 8) ' "* L^Westman 
T iSr ) L ™? nd " Pe^onal papers (1943-55) of William 
J. Pennock. Correspondents include Norman P. Atkinson 
S^J^l °°2^ Mabfl Conrad, Gretchen Da^SS 
Henry P^her^Forer and Eein (firm), Barbara Hartle, Marv 
Hopfansor, Warren GrantMagnuson, Richard^KX 
berger, Lou!se Pennock, William James Pennock, Terry 
Pettus, Thomas C. Babbitt, Jay Sykes, Etta Tripp, Lenus 
Westman the U. S. Senate Subversive Activities Control 
ttoard, and the attorney general, the Social Security Dept, 
and the Dept. of Public Assistance of the State of Washing- 
Unpublished inventory record and guide in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library 
Cxift of the Washington Pension Union and Mrs. Louise 
Pennock, 1962. Dedicated by the union to the memory of 
William J. Pennock. 

Brisbane, Wiflianv Henry, 1803 (ca.)-1878 ^ 6 ^" 1058 

Papers, 1829-1913. 2 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 
Th»K c l er g yman ' Physician, and editor, of Arena, Wis. 
The bulk of the papers are bound in 49 Vols, and include 

7u£3wr? ? m Bnsbane?s i°™»Als (1834-42), his diaries 
(1844-1878), pro-slavery arguments (prior to 1835), anti- 
slavery essays and addresses, sermons, religious composi- 
tions, and copies of 13 letters written (1859)to such perWs 

3 SSL^S"? ^ d <¥ Sdaaz ' t °S ether ^ diaries 
of members of the Brisbane family, missionary circle records, 
reminiscences, and miscellaneous papers. The unbound ma- 
terial consists of some correspondence (1861-1913), sermons. 
kss. of stones, and cuppings. =»™iuns, 

Unpublished inventory in the repository 
Br2e"w6'5} e Brisbane ' Bubin Brisb ane> and Mrs. Edith 



Bruno, Henry Augustine, 1893- MS 65-1059 

Papers, 1923-63. 10 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
V**n rektlons J counsel ■»* aviation pioneer, of New 
lork. Correspondence; material relating to Bruno's book 

oTX™ ***** (1942) ; a «** of ^ ReSLenS 
torv(&£^ n i a T 10 £ a ^W^tion to the Oral His- 
tory CMce of Columbia University) ; articles by him, chiefly 

™EU2 Bta i m ^T ZUm ' "^ * rtid '* about & orfcs firm; 
publicity inatenals prepared by Bruno and his firm- clipl 
pings; and memorabilia predominantly relating to the New 



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York Lotos Club and the American Legion Air Service Post 
501. The publicity materials make up the bulk of the papers 
and include outlines of publicity campaigns, press releases, 
photos., examples of printed publicity materials, a press kit 
prepared for the National Association of Engine and Boat 
Manufacturers, and press clippings concerning the defense 
special trains in 1941. The largest portion of the corre- 
spondence is letters Bruno received while president of the 
New York Lotos Club. The other letters are either con- 
cerned with his book, Wings over America, or ways to obtain 
publicity for his clients. Correspondents include Bernard 
Baruch, Omar Bradley, Thomas E. Dewey, J. H ("Jimmy") 
Doolittle, Dwight D. Eisenhower, "Jim" Farley, Herbert 
Hoover, J. Edgar Hoover, Robert Jackson, David Lawrence, 
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., Douglas MacArthur, Frank E. 
Mason, Chester Nimitz, Richard Nixon, Prince Rainier 
(faranaldi), Carlos Romulo, Francis Cardinal Spellman, 
Lowell Thorn**, Vernon Thomson, Harry Truman, Nathan 
Twining, Earl Warren, and Orville Wright 

Unpublished inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Bruno, 1963. 



»„. «™. „ MS 65-1060 

Hedges, William S 1895- 

Papers, 1918-63. ca.3ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Vice president of the National Broadcasting Company. 
Correspondence, speeches and articles, Hedges' World War n 
research file, memorabilia, and other papers. Includes about 
400 letters (1926-62) and materials including reports, min- 
utes, and statements relating to the National Broadcasting 
Company, the Broadcast Pioneers, and the National Associa- 
tion of Broadcasters; speeches dealing with the Federal 
Communications Commission, speech education, and various 
phases of television and radio; and "Thirty years in broad- 
casting; £] bmited view of one man watching the growth of 
an industry," ateanscript of interviews with Hedges for the 
Oral History Office of Columbia University. OU6WIDrine 

Unpublished inventory in the repository 

Gift of Mr. Hedges, 1963. 



Hightower, John Murmann, 1909- MS 65_1061 

Papers, 1944-60. 4 ft. 

Li State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections 
sio%£w T** 01 ^ correspondent. Correspondence 
(1945-60) including letters to Ms wife while Hightower was 
covering : the Council of Foreign Ministers in Moscow (1947) 
and Berlin (1954) ; background information consisting pre- 
dominantly ^of confidential memoranda from press con- 
ferences of Government officials such as John Foster Dulles 
Averell Harnman, and George C. Marshall ; State Dept. and 
foreign embassy press releases; clippings of Hightowert 
«^m; notebook, kept by Hightower on press conferences, 
*Ploinatic : conferences and trips; and 10 desk calendars™ 
thTwll^tS n ° teS ' notebook s comprise the bulk of 

Unpublished inventory in the repository 
^Closed to investigators without the recommendation of the 
jS? vi582/ mtten PeTm ^ 0n of **• Hiffttower until 
Gift of Mr. Hightower, 1962. 



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MS 65-1062 
Kaltenbom, Hans von, 1878-1965. 

Papers, 1883-1962. 100 ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Radio commentator and news analyst. Correspondence 
(1902-62); mss. of Kaltenborn's books, articles, lectures, 
addresses, and press columns; notes; radio, television and 
film scripts (1935-62) ; publicity releases; business and pro- 
fessional papers; scrapbooks of bis life, career, and articles; 
and memorabilia. The correspondence includes fan mail, 
family and personal letters, and an autograph collection of 
nearly 1000 letters from famous people in broadcasting, 

politics, the arts, sports, and scholarship. Mss. of his books 
include Europe now (1945), It seems like yesterday (1956), 
and Fifty fabulous years (1950). The business papers de- 
scribe Kaltenborn's relationship with networks, sponsors, 
advertising agencies, and publishers. His professional 
papers include materials concerning the Association of 
Radio and Television News Analysts, Broadcast Pioneers, 
the Kaltenbom Foundation, the Overseas Press Club, and 
the American Civil Liberties Union. The scripts represent 
a complete record of Kaltenborn's prepared broadcasts since 
1935. 

Descriptive brochure published by the Mass Communica- 
tions History Center of the State Historical Society of Wis- 
consin : The H. V. Kaltenbom collection. 

Gift of Mr. Kaltenbom, 1954-62. 



MS 65-1063 
Kenny, Robert Walker, 1901- 

Papers of Robert Walker Kenny and Robert S. Morris, 
1940-57. 10 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Lawyer, of Los Angeles. The papers of Robert Walker 
Kenny and Robert S. Morris (b. 1915), California lawyers, 
who. defended actors and writers involved in civil liberties 
cases, congressional hearings and blacklistings include legal 
papers and with some correspondence, newspaper clippings, 
and miscellany relating to the Washington hearings of screen 
writers, producers, and directors summoned to testify before 

the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Also in- 
cludes material relating to the Hollywood Nineteen, the 
Hollywood Ten, and blacklisting in the movie industry. 

The material is related to the society's Dalton Trumbo, 
Albert Maltz, and Hollywood Democratic Committee collec- 
tions. 

Unpublished inventory in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Kenny and Mr. Morris, 1962. 



MS 65-1064 
Kerr, Jean (Collins) 1925- 

Papers of Jean (Collins) Kerr and Walter Kerr, 1929-61. 
12ft. 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Author. Correspondence; notes and typescripts of essays, 
short stories, lyrics, books, plays, and adaptations for the 
stage and television ; outlines, notes, and typescripts of lec- 
tures; financial statements; clippings; and other papers of 
Jean and Walter Kerr (b. 1913), author and drama critic. 
Correspondents include Mr. Kerr's mother, Esther (Daugh- 
erty) Kerr, and his sister, nuns, and priests; together with 
such well-known persons as George Abbott, Brooks Atkin- 
son, W. HAuden, Ralph Bellamy, Barrett H. Clark, John 
van Druten, John Gassner, John Golden, Mordecai Gorelik, 
Oscar Hammerstein n, Moss Hart, Helen Hayes, Peter Lind 
Hayes, Hubert Hefiner, Elia Kazan, Howard Lindsay, 
Claire Luce, Claudia McNeil, Fredric March, Mary 



Martin, Groucho Marx, Jo Mielziner, Max Reinhardt, Wil- 
liam Saroyan, Gloria Swanson, and Tennessee Williams. 

Unpublished inventory in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Kerr, 1962. 



MS 65-1066 
Kirsch, William, 1889-1956. 

Papers, 1921-54. 4 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Agricultural economist and statistician for the Wiscon- 
sin State Dept of Agriculture. Correspondence, research 
files, notes, articles, and clippings, concerned with Kirsch's 
interest in Wisconsin agriculture and marketing practices. 
The correspondence reflects his interest in the problems of 
the Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool in the 1930's and in 
the anti-monopoly indictments against large cheese com- 
panies, price controls in dairy products, standardization of 

farm products, advertising in the dairy industry, and agri- 
cultural production and marketing in Wisconsin in the 
1940's. Correspondents include U. S. Representative Merlin 
Hull, U S. Senator Robert M La Follette, Jr., Thurman 
Arnold of the Justice Dept and Donald Montgomery, con- 
sumer's counsel for the U S. Dept. of Agriculture. 

Unpublished inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Kirsch, 1957. 



MS 65-1066 
Mason, Frank Earl, 1893- 

Papers, 1931-46. 3 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Government official, foreign correspondent, and pub- 
lisher; of New York. Correspondence; Mason's speeches 
covering newspaper-radio relations, short wave broadcast- 
ing, and propaganda; telephone logs and daily appointment 
sheets, kept while he was a special assistant to the Secretary 
of the Navy during World War n; a typescript of his testi- 
mony before a congressional hearing in 1938 relating to 
short wave; reports about short wave and reconversion of 
industry after the war; and mimeograph copies of the news 
conferences of the Secretary of the Navy predominantly 
concerned with the war in the Pacific with some material on 
the Normandy invasion. Most of the correspondence is con- 
cerned with theNational Broadcasting Company's progress 
in developing short wave facilities and Mason's activities in 
the U. S. Dept of the Navy. Includes letters from Herbert 
Hoover and Joachim Streseman, son of Germany's "Peace 
Chancellor." 

Unpublished inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Mason, 1961. 



MS 65-1067 
Progressive Citizens of America. HoUywood Arts, Sciences, 
and Professions Council. 

Records, 1943-58. 6 ft 

In State Historical Society of Wisconsin collections. 

Mainly files (1943-49) of the council and its predecessors; 
the Hollywood Democratic Committee and the Hollywood 
Independent Citizens Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Pro- 
fessions, kept by George Pepper, the executive secretary and 
one of the Hollywood Ten. Includes correspondence, mate- 
rials relating to reorganization and meetings, statements of 
policy, financial records, bills favored or sponsored in the 
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Progressive Citizens of America. Hollywood Arts, Sciences, 
and Professions Council. Records, 1943-58. 
(Continued). 

Shl! Sh0W5 ' ?**** and dLnners WW* or pro- 
(1944-48), clippings, pubhcation, and other papers 

ffii. ^ a rt Kenny and Robert Morris c °i- 

Unpublished inventory in the repository 

Informal on literary rights available in the repository. 

(lift of George Pepper, 1962. J 

Adams, George Burton, 1851-1925. ^ 65 ~ 1068 

Correspondence, ca. 1880-1920. 12 ft. (ca. 6000 items) 

-In I ale University Library. 

Professor of history at Yale University. Correspondence 
concerning English history, the Yale History DeptTthe re- 
lationship of graduate to undergraduate education at Yale 
and in general, the American Historical Association, and the 
"American historical review." Includes correspondence with 
prominent British and American historians. 

Unpublished preliminary register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Adams and Ruth Adams, 1909-42. 

Adams, Thomas Sewel], 1873-1933 MS 65-1069 

Papers, 1900-33. 21 ft. (ca. 10,000 items) 
In Yale University Library. 

xr 1 ***- ^^ O ec ^ omist '' and Pressor at Yale University. 
Material (1926-27) collected and written for a survey for 
the American Gas Association; material (1921-25) for a 
survey of the cement industry in the case U. S. vs. Atlas 
£ortland .Cement Company, et al.; material concerning the 
Committees on Double Taxation of the InternationalCham- 

mSa- oSrT 6 ?* and of ^ Lea £ ue of Nations; papers 
(190^27) relating to the Wisconsin Tax Commission ; W 

papers relating to the President's. Conference on Home 
funding and Home Ownership, 1931-32, and State and 
Federal tax problems, 1900-33. The papers relate almost 
exclusively to matters of taxation. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

trift of the estate of Mr. Adams, 1937. 



Ailing family. MS 65-1070 

Papers, 1726-1885. ca. 250 items. 
In Yale University Library. 

Chiefly legal papers of the Ailing family of New Haven, 
Conn^, including the legal papers of Lt. Josiah Francis 
Clark, relating to his service in the Union Army, 1859-62 
Information on literary rights available in the library 
Purchase, 1945 and 1950. 



Anrfl . TO MS 65-1071 

Austin, Warren Robinson, 1877- 

Constituent correspondence, 1937. ca. 1200 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

U. S. Senator from Vermont and member of the Senate 
Judiciary Committee. Letters to Austin from his constitu- 
ents, expresang their approval of his opposition to the at- 
tempted reorganization of the U. S. Federal Judiciary as 
embodied in S. 1392, 75th Congress, 1st Session, 1937 

Information on literary rights available in the librarv 

Gift of Mr. Austin, 1943. 



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Burnet family. 

Papers, 1725-1936. ca. 80 items. 
In Yale University Library. 

Chiefly personal correspondence of Richard West (1716- 
1742), poet; of his sister, Mary (West) Williams (1715- 
1800) ; of her son, the Rev. John Henry Williams (b. 1747) ; 
andof her father, Richard West, Sr. (d. 1726), lawyer, 
playwright, and statesman; family genealogies; legal 
papers; and other material. Includes two letters from doc- 
tors discussing various physical ailments in the light of 
medical knowledge of the time; letters (1724-26) to Richard 
West, Sr. (when he was Chancellor of Ireland) from several 
Government officials, including Granville, Newcastle, and 
Walpoie discussing various affairs of state; a collection of 
poetry written by Richard West, Jr., and Daniel Gaches; 
and information on the Dutch estate of Bp. Gilbert Burnet 
(1643-1715), and especially on the claims of the Rev. John 
Henry Williams to the inheritance of that estate. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Purchased from Henry C. Smith, 1954. 



. t MS 65-1073 

Carpenter, Arthur B 

Letters, 1860-66. ca. 160 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

U. S. Army officer. Letters written by Carpenter to his 
parents in Monson, Mass., and to other members of his fam- 
ily; and a photo, signed while he was a sergeant The 
papers relate to the Battle of Shiloh at Pittsburg Landing, 
Tenn.; the Confederate evacuation of Corinth, Miss.- the 
battle around Stone River, Tenn. (Battle of Murfreesboro) ; 
the charge on Confederates at Hoover's Gap, Tenn.; the 
Battle of Chickamauga, Ga.; the skirmish on Tunnel Hill in 
Tenn.; the Battle of Resaca, Ga.; the Battle of Kennesaw 
Mountain, Ga.; the occupation of -Atlanta; and the march 
through the South by General William Tecumseh Sherman. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Charles Eberstedt, 1964. 



_..,., MS 65-1074 

Finch family. 

William Appleton Aiken collection, 1660-1715. ca. 4500 
items. 

In Yale University Library. 

In part, photocopies. 

Notes and photocopies of items of British history, mainly 
of the Finch family, particularly Daniel Finch, 2d earl of 
Nottingham. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. William Appleton Aiken, 1959. 



Goodyear family. MS65-1075 

Papers, 1755-1901. 353 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Papers of Watson Andrews Goodyear (1839-1891) , geolo- 
gist and civil and mining engineer; of Edward Bassett 
Goodyear (1840-1899) ; of Ellsworth D. S. Goodyear, Union 
-6jmy general during the Civil War; and of other members 
of the Connecticut family. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift and purchase. 



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MS 65-1076 
Marsh, Othniel, Charles |> 1831-1899. 

Papers, 1817-1940. ca. 15,500 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

Paleontologist and professor at Yale University. Fam- 
ily, personal, and business correspondence, notes and 
sketches, accounts, expense lists and receipts, notebooks, pub- 
lications (1817-1940), photos., and other papers relating to 
the personal life of Marsh and some of his relatives, but 
primarily to the National Academy of Science (of which 
Marsh was president), the U. S. Geological Survey, the 
U. S. National and Peabody Museums, and to Marsh's con- 
tributions to the development of paleontology as a science. 
Includes Bed Cloud Agency correspondence, reports, and 
notes; correspondence with noted scientists; and printed 
items relating to Marsh's scientific career, paleontology, and 
to the materials collected by him. Correspondents include 
Alexander Agassis, Louis Agassiz, William Henry Brewer, 
George Jarvis Brush, Charles R Darwin, James Dwight 
Dana, Sir William Henry Flower, Edward Everett Hale, 

Thomas Henry Huxley, Simon Newcomb, George Peabody, 
Charles Sanders Pierce, Noah Porter, Bed Cloud, Samuel 
H. Scudder, William Tecumseh Sherman, Francis A. 
Walker, and Theodore Dwight Woolsey. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Marsh, 1899; and Archives of Peabody Mu- 
seum, Yale University. 



MS 65-1077 
Sizer, Theodore, 1892- 

Papers, 1930-54. ca. 350 items. 
In Yale University Library. 

Professor of art history and Director, Yale University Art 
Gallery. Correspondence (1930-47) of Sizer with Eric Gill, 
James Lukens McConaughy, Gifford Pinchot, Noiel Lawson 
Lewis, and Sir Edmund Kerchever Chambers; correspond- 
ence concerning Sizer's career as a monuments officer during 

World War n; and correspondence, articles, and newspaper 
clippings (1943-48) pertaining to the Monuments, Fine 
Arts, and Archives Section of the U. S. Army Air Corps, 
during World War n. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Sizer, 1942. 



MS 65-1078 
Smith, Charles Robinson, 1855-1930. 

Papers, 1855-ca. 1930. ca. 2500 items. 

In Yale University library. 

Lawyer. Correspondence and articles. Includes letters 
to newspaper editors concerning primarily the cancellation 
of Allied war debts, particularly with France. Correspond- 
ents include William E. Borah and Jean Jusserand. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss D. Robinson Smith, 1958-59. 



MS65-1079 
ToDer, Ernst, 1893-1939. 

Papers, 1934-39. ca. 3600 items. 
In Yale University Library. 

German playwright. Correspondence, texts, printed and 
typewritten matter, articles, photos., newspaper clippings, 
and miscellaneous fiction and other material. The papers, 
chiefly in English, relate to German drama in the 20th cen- 



tury and to European political and intellectual develop- 
ments, particularly regarding the response to the rise of Hit- 
ler and to the Spanish Civil War. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchased from Sidney Kaufman, 1954. 

MS 65-1080 
Yale University. Library. 

Latin American collection, 1521-1918. ca. 3140 items. 

In Yale University Library. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies (negative). 

Correspondence; official government documents including 
reports, decrees, commissions, and awards; church docu- 
ments; chronicles; essays; poetry; discourses; prints and 
engravings; and other papers chiefly from Spain, Mexico, 
and Peru, with some from Cuba, Central America, and Par- 
aguay relating to the Colonial, Independence, and National 
periods in Latin American history. Includes papers about 

Puebla, Mexico, dealing with civil and criminal law cases 
including settlement of estates, cattle rustling, trials for in- 
cest, petitions to the government, church affairs, and Indian 
controversies; and material about government, churches, 
commerce, economics, law, mining, geography, and social 
life in Latin American countries. Signers of letters and 
documents include Sim6n Bolivar, Anastasio Bustamante, 
Porfirio Diaz, Manuel Hidalgo, Augustin de Iturbide, Jos6 
de San Martin, Benito Juarez, Maximil ia n , Emperor of 
Mexico, Jose Maria Morelos, Jose Antonio Paez, Juan 
Manuel de Eosas, and Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana. 

Unpublished register in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gifts from the Del Monte Collection, the Hiram Bingham 
Collection, and the Henry B. Wagner Collection; Frances 
Dorothy Beebe; Buckingham Smith; and funds from Wal- 
ter McClintock. 

MS 65-1081 
Geist, Otto William, 1888-1963. 

Papers, 1927-63. ca. 80 feet. 

In University of Alaska Library. 

Paleontologist and archeologist in Alaska. Correspond- 
ence (some of it personal) ; diaries; reports; notes; speci- 
men catalogs; maps; photos, chiefly of the specimens col- 
lected, collection sites, and natives; financial papers; and 
other papers. Many of the reports and diaries are of the 
St. Lawrence Island Expeditions (1926-29) where Geist 
discovered and excavated an ancient Eskimo village (Kuku- 
lik). Principal geographical areas covered are Fairbanks, 
St Lawrence Island, and Porcupine and Crow Rivers, 
Alaska. Correspondents include Dr. Charles Bunnell, 
Childs Frick, and Olaus Johan Murie. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Geist's estate, 1964. 



MS 65-1082 
'Virginia Civil War letters, 1863-65. 115 items. 

In University of Alaska Library. 

Correspondence, battle orders, directives, and military re- 
ports relating to the fighting activities of the Dept. of West 
Virginia, the Middle Military Division, and the 2d Cavalry 
Division, U. S. Army. Includes letters relating to military 
operations against Early and Mosby, containing reports by 
scouts on enemy maneuvers, and outlining proposed strategy. 
Correspondents include Generals William Woods AvereU, 
George H. Chapman, Benjamin Franklin Kelley, William 
Henry Powell, William B. Tibbits, and Alfred Thomas 
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Virginia Civil War letters, 1863-65. (Continued) 

ChS U Sll gtt i de , intll , 6librai7 - ^ described in 

H^r^J^^^ t0graphs ' ^ Sak So- 2, Gotham 
.Hotel, October 17th, 1963, p. 131 ^^ 

^PxT *° ^Jf^ 15 *M» approval from the Curator of 
tt^muscnpt CoUection or the Director of the SorSel 



CJarkson, Inomas, 1760-1846. MS 66 ~ 1083 

Papers, 1785-1929. 42 items 

ii Atlanta University, Trevor Arnett Library. 

English abolitionist. Chiefly correspondence, together 
StX^-* ^f^'* 'WS inritos 2C£ 
SSltel T^ "^ to ^ ^it to France rfter 
£e fall of a, , Bastille, a ms. by Mrs. Dickinson, wife of the 
Btetor of Wolferton, four silhouettes, an annotated cop/of 

n.Zf^ ?T C^* 30 * «*d his wife, Catherine (Buck) 
Clarkson, to her parents, Mr. and mS. WilC Buck?9 

letters by Mrs. Dickinson; and a letter (1929) by Sir Robert 
Forsyth Scott, Master of St John's Couege, CanabridTre- 
lating to a ms. of a Clarkson essay <-<«a°nage, re- 

Papers individually cataloged in the library, 
tuft of Anson Phelps Stokes, 1932. 

Angoff, Charles, 1902- MS 65-1084 

Papers, 1932-65. ca. 500 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

In part, photocopies (10 items) 
en« U ^ a ? d editor / fmAmericai1 mercury. Correspond- 
SeTr^ ! raryfi ^ UMS ' P artic «l«ly H. L. Mencken in 
thwrnutaal association on Th. American mercury kss. 
typescripts, and carbons of AngofPs works; and^ppW 

Inventory available in the library. cuppings. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



Ardrey, Robert, 1908- MS 65-1085 

Papers, 1936-S4. ca. 300 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author and playwright. Correspondence, msb. and type- 
scripts of 17 of Ardrey's books in sevenddrafte with ha£ 
graph notes and corrections. Includes correspondence with 
publishers in London and abroad; and correspondence con- 
cerning scientific reactions to the thesis of his book. African 
genesis (1961) . ^^ ~««*u 

Inventory in the library. 

^ffflmation on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Ardrey, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



urmonr, Richard WiDard, 1906- MS 66 ~ 1086 

Papers, 1964-65. 2 ft. 
In Boston University Library. 

wot^tV, ^^P 011 ^ *** typescripts of Armour's 
worJcs with many holograph notes. 

Inventory available in the library. 

ra^^° n A° 11 HterM7 rights ava il*ble in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Armour, 1965. ^^ 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



Armstrong, Charlotte, 1905- 66-1087 

Papers, 1920's-65. 6 ft 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Typescripts of Miss Armstrong's published and 
unpublished novels, plays, and short stories; dippings of 
reviews; and proof sheets. Includes ca. 28 xss. ofnovels 
and novelettes, 36 stss. of plays, 51 poems, and 60 short 
stones, with copious notes on each item regarding its publi- 

Inventory available in the library. 

Liformation on literary rights available in the library. 

Uiftof Miss Armstrong, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



Aamov, Isaae, 1920- MS 65-1088 

Papers, 1949-64. 8 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Business correspondence with publishers; letters 
to Asimov from scientists regarding his works; and type- 
scripts and carbons of his works of science and science fie- 
mon. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Lifonnation on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Asimov, 1965. «««y. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



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Astor, Mary, 1906- 

Papers, 1958-64. 3 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author and actress. Correspondence, typescripts of Miss 
Aster's published and unpublished works with holograph 
notes and corrections, press releases, publicity, and other 
papers. Includes correspondence with publishers and a large 
amount of correspondence, including Roman Catholic opin- 
ion, on the problem of alcoholism as presented in her book 
My story (1959), and on her conversion to Catholicism. 

Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Miss Astor, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



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Beflah, James Warner, 1899- 

Papere, 1916-57. 8 v., 5 portfolios, 7 scrapbooks, and 1 

In Boston University Library. 

Author and Army officer. Correspondence; military rec- 
ords, including Army logbooks of aeronautics; mss. of lec- 
tures used m the training of troops during World War n- 
college notebooks; and photos, of Bellah and of scenes from 
Fort Apache," a motion picture version of Bellah's book 
The Apache (1951). Includes numerous World War i let- 
ters from various Army officers. Correspondents include 
Dwight David Eisenhower, Louis Mountbatten, Joseph W. 
Stilwell, and Albert C. Wedemeyer. 

Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the librarr 

Gift Of Mr. Bellah, 1964. 



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MS 65-1091 
Benchley, Nathaniel, 1915- 

Papers, 1897-64. ca. 1000 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence with publishers and others, in- 
cluding Benchley*s childhood correspondence; typescripts 
of Benchley ; s works with holograph corrections; material 
used in his book Robert Benchley, a biography (1955), in- 
cluding letters to Robert Benchley and about him; material 
on Benchley's activities at Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter, 
N. H; numerous photos, of scenes from plays; contracts 
for works ; and clippings. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Benchley, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1092 
Borden, Mary, 1886- 

Papers, 1919-64. 7 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence, both personal and with pub- 
lishers concerning Miss Borden's works; and mss. and type- 
scripts of 19 novels. Includes letters from French generals 
with whom Miss Borden worked while she was running a 
mobile hospital unit during World Wars i and n, and mb&, 
in several drafts, of The forbidden zone (1930) and Journey 
down a blind alley (1946) both, based upon her wartime 
volunteer activities. Correspondents include Harold Baker, 
Algernon Blackwood, Winston Churchill, Noel Coward, and 
Julian Huxley. 

Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss Borden, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1093 
Brace, Gerald Warner, 1901- 

Papers, 1934-64. 7 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence; use., typescripts, and proof 
sheets of Brace's novels; and publicity releases and clip- 
pings. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Brace, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1094 
Carroll, Gladys (Hasty) 1904- 

Papers, 1915-64. 9 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author and trustee of Bates College, Lewiston, Me. Per- 
sonal and professional correspondence; 152 mss. of Mrs. 
Carroll's short stories and articles, including 15 of her 
novels and some juvenilia; clippings and other publicity 
material consisting of 8 scrapbooks and one carton on all of 
her works, including the motion picture and folk play ver- 
sions of As the earth turns (1933). Includes a file of cor- 
respondence (1934-64) relating to Bates College; and letters 
from Governors of Maine, Senators, President John F. Ken- 
nedy, Richard Nixon, and other national political figures, 
relating to her political interest in the Republican Party. 

Inventory, partially catalogued, available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposited by Mrs. Can-oil, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1095 
Charteris, Leslie, 1907- 
Papers, 1940-65. 8 ft. 
In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence; typescripts and proof sheets 
of novels and short stories; us. of drafts of comic strips 
done for the New York herald tribune, 1953-62; adaptations 
for radio and television; printed short excerpts from peri- 
odicals ; and clippings. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Charteris, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS 65-1096 
Drought, James, 1931- 

Papers, 1953-65. ca. 200 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence of Drought, mainly with, his 
publishers; typescripts of 12 of his works (some in several 
drafts) with holograph corrections and proofs; photos. ; and 
publicity materials. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Drought, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS 65-1097 
Epstein, Seymour, 1917- 

Papers, 1954-64. ca. 1 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author, of Long Island, N. Y. mss. of Epstein's works 
and typescript copies of his published short stories and ad- 
dresses at the New School for Social Research, New York 
City. 

Unpublished catalog in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Epstein, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated 

MS 65-1098 
Geismar, Maxwell David, 1909- 

Papers, 1929-61. 50 ft (ca. 20,000 items) 

In Boston University Library. 

Author, literary critic, and professor at Sarah Lawrence 
College, Bronxville, N. Y. Correspondence; mss., proof 
sheets, and printed copies of Geismar's writings; book re- 
views; and scrapbooks of publicity releases. Includes ca. 
300 letters relating to Geismar's connection with Sarah 
Lawrence College and his friendship with Harold Taylor. 
Correspondents include Nelson Algren, Van Wyck Brooks, 
Eveline Doob, P. D. East, John Howard Griffin, Carl Miller, 

Bucklin Moon, Anais Nin, Maxwell Evarts Perkins, Harold 
Peterson, Thomas Wolfe Sancton, and Edmund Wilson. 

Index and" unpublished calendar available in the library. 

Open to investigators under restrictions accepted by the 
library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Geismar, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS65-10W 
Gilbert, Edwin. 

Papers, 1955-64. 4 ft 
In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence, together with mss. and type- 
scripts of Gilbert's works. 
Inventory available in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Gilbert, 1965. 
Additions to the collection are anticipated 



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Holman, Libby. MS 65-1100 

Papers, 1925-64. ca. 600 items and 8 scrapbooks. 

In Boston University Library. 

Singer and actress. Correspondence (ca. 200 letters) 8 
vols, of scrapbooks consisting of material on Miss Holman's 
career, ca. 200 publicity photos., and dippings. Corre- 
spondents include Alice B. Toklas and Thornton Wilder. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss Holman, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



Jessup, Richard, 1925- MS 65-1101 

Papers, 1964-65. 2 ft 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Typescripts with holograph corrections of Jes- 
sup s Jones and plays, several drafts of his unpublished 
novel Sailor, and clippings and reviews. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Jessup, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

King, Martin Luther, 1929- MS 65-1102 

Papers, 1956-61. 30 ft. 

In Boston University Library 

Baptist clergyman, author, and Negro civil rights leader. 
Personal and business correspondence relating to Kind's 
work as president of the Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference m Atlanta, Ga.; correspondence of King with 
Senator Paul Douglas, Medgar Evers, Bayard RustL and 
others; records of awards and honors in connection with 
King's work in civil rights; and records of the various civil 
rights campaigns, including the Montgomery, Ala., bus boy- 
cott. J 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Dr. King, 1964. " 

Annual additions of papers are to be received by the 
library. J 

Knebel, Fletcher, 1911- MS 65-1103 

Papers, 1960-64. ca. 100 items. 
In Boston University Library. 

Author and journalist. Correspondence with publishers 
and with prominent political figures; and typescripts oi 
Knebel s works. Includes a 4 p. letter from Jacqueline 
Kennedy detailing the interests of her husband, John F. 
Kennedy. Correspondents include Albert Arnold Gore, 
Bourke Blakemore Hickenlooper, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 
Lyndon Baines Johnson, and Richard Milhous Nixon. 

Inventory, with annotations by Knebel, in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Knebel, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

r^s. « ,™r MS 65-1104 

Levin, Meyer, 1905- 

Papers, 1923-62. 3 ft 

In Boston University Library. 

Author and World War n correspondent Correspond- 
ence of Levin with publishers; typescripts, with holograph 
notes and corrections, of Levin's published and unpublished 
works; notebook kept while Levin was serving as a war 
correspondent during World War n; carbons of cabled war 
dispatches; material on the production (films) of his works 



in Israel; and clippings of articles and stories. Among the 
correspondents is Tehudi Menuhin. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Mr. Levin, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1105 
Longstreet, Stephen, 1907- 

Papers, 1920-64. ca. 300 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence, typescripts of published and 
unpublished works, ca. 186 original sketches in watercolor 
•of World War n drawings and of public figures of the 
1920's, and some publicity material 

Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Longstreet, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



„ t . MS65-U06 

Lowry, Robert James CoDas, 1919- 

Papers, 1934-65. 4 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence (1953-64); autobiographical 
material and financial records; mss. and typescripts of 
Lowry's works, including juvenilia; proof sheets; extensive 
material (1939-59) on and copies of Lowry's experiments in 
printing "Little man" and other literary magazines; school 
records; and memorabilia. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Lowry, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



« - „ t , ~, MS 65-1107 

Mannin, Ethel Edith, 1900- 

Papers, 1930-65. ca. 100 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Typescripts with holograph annotations of 14 
published works and 14 unpublished works; typescripts, 
clippings, and notes used for writing "Aspects of Egypt"; 
and notes for a lecture on Yeats, with particular mention of 
his "Casement diaries." 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss Mannin, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



« -lu c. .- MS 65-1108 

North, Sterling, 1906- 

Papers, 1952-64. ca. 1 ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author and editor. Correspondence, mss. of writings, 
financial records, and other items concerning the publication 
of North's works beginning with his book Abe Lincoln, log 
cabin to White House (1956) . 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Annual additions of papers relating to North's future 
publications are to be received by the library 

Gift '' 



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MS 66-1109 
Scarfe, Francis, 1911- 

Papers, 1957-64. ca. 300 items. 

In Boston University library. 

Author. Chiefly correspondence, together with type- 
scripts with holograph leaves of 8 works. Includes letters 
to Scarfe from T. S. Eliot and other literary figures and 
from Ms publishers. 

Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Scarfe, 1964. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1110 
Seifert, Elizabeth, 1897- 

Papers, 1938-64. ca.3ft. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence (1958-59) with publishers; and 
holographs and typescripts of some of Miss Seifert's novels, 
including first outlines and early and revised drafts. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss Seifert, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1111 
Shaw, Irwin, 1913- 

Papers, 1930's-65. 5 ft 
In Boston University Library. 

Author. Typescripts of Shaw's works, photos, and pub- 
licity materials. 
Inventory available in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Shaw, 1965. 
Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1112 
Smith, Vian, 1920- 

Papers, 1937-65. 200 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

English author. Correspondence of Smith with his pub- 
lishers; holograph journal of his life to April 1965; type- 
scripts, and proofs of bis works ; photos. ; and clippings. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Smith, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



MS 65-1113 
Stone, Grace (Zaring) 1896- 
Papers, 1927-52. 14 v. 
In Boston University Library. 

Author. Business and personal correspondence, diary, 
photos., memorabilia, and clippings. Includes correspond- 
ence of Mrs. Stone with her publishers. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Stone, 1964. 

MS 65-1114 
White, Leslie Turner, 1903- 

Papers, 1928-65. ca. 600 items. 
In Boston University Library. 

Law enforcement official of Los Angeles, Calif., and au- 
thor. Correspondence, including that of. White with his 
publishers; material collected by him for his work on Lin- 
coln Steffens; articles; photos.; and clippings. 



Inventory available in the library. 

Access to collection restricted in part. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. White, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS65-1115 
Williams, Jay, 1914- 

Papers, 1932-64. 68 items. 
In Boston University Library. 

Author. Typescripts of Williams' works with holograph 
annotations. 
Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mr. Williams, 1964. 
Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS 65-1116 
Wolfson, Victor, 1909- 

Papers, 1927-64. ca. 300 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence with many American literary 
figures; early writings; and typescripts of plays and tele- 
vision productions, including the Winston Churchill series. 

The collection has been partially cataloged in the library 
and an inventory is available. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Wolfson, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS 65-1117 
Yerby, Frank, 1916- 

Papers, 1954-64. ca. 150 items. 
In Boston University Library. 

Author. Correspondence with publishers; holographs 
and typescripts, in various drafts, of 52 of Yerby's pub- 
lished and unpublished works; and proof sheets. 
Inventory in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 
GiftofMr.Yerby,1964. 
Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS 65-1118 
Zahn, Curtis, 1912- 

Papers, 1930V65. ca. 300 items. 

In Boston University Library. 

Author and journalist. Correspondence containing com- 
ments on modern American literature by the editors of "little 
magazines"; typescripts of prose and poetry; and publicity 
material. 

Inventory available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Zahn, 1965. 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 

MS 65-1119 
Applegate, Oliver CrwnwelL 1845-1938. 

Papers, 1845-1938. ca. 36 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Fihn P-A 
339) 

Microfilm of originals in private hands. 

Chiefly correspondence (1870-1938) of Applegate, who 
served in the Oregon Militia and U. S. Indian Service and 
was a U. S. commissary agent, teacher, merchant, and insur- 
ance agent; together with many letters (1850-74) by mem- 
bers of the Lindsay Applegate family; and various papers 
relating to the Modoc War (1867-74). Includes three letters 
(1845-46) to Henry A. G. Lee of the Oregon spectator. 

A key to the arrangement of the papers and lists of major 
correspondents in the repository. 



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Balch, George Thatcher, 1828-1894. ^ *^~ im 

Correspondence, 1855-63. 78 items. 
In University of California. Bancroft Library (P-W 2) 

fi 7f?L'^ eer - » lf?P by Balch t« bis wife, Harriet Dela- 
field (Cushman) Balch, written at the St Louis Arsenal and 
during the Sioux Campaign in Nebraska (1855), Fort Pick- 

STlS^TO-r 4 W ?*&». D - C 1862 and le^ 
by Mrs. Balch to her mother, Maria Jones (Tallmage) Cash- 
man, giving wartime news of Washington. 

Barclay, Alexander, 1810-1855. MS 65-1121 

Papers, 1823-58. 186 items. 

^S^ aStj * aI / kBiaa ^' Bancr °ft Library (P-E 238) 
^rekeeper, trader, and alcalde of the UppV Arkansas 

SSJ^J^j (1845_50) ke P* at the iLdscrabUe 
Settlement in Colorado and Barclay's Fort in New Mexico- 

*tL%3^1 F °^ ; ***" *** «*• corresponded 
of Barclay's brother George Barclay (d. 1871) aYd their 

be^^R^i 18 ^^ 1851 ) Cosily with IC^ 
bers of the Barclay family. Other correspondents include 

William Adamson, James Barry, Charles Bent. Robert BeteL 
Alexander Cathcart, H. L Wckiiiso^ Jc^pffi S 
Lewis A. Edwards, Thomas Fitzpatrick, J T Fitzwater 
JZs^',^ ^tensdoX, Wiliilm C mSJ 
^^• PS !> John **•> "d ^^ Simpson. ^ 
R«S- t v m g °, lde J t< ? ^ "»»««wript collections of the 

23u i'oSS'^ by R L Morgan and G - R *- 

Bteak, James Godson, 1829-1918. ^ 65 ~ 1122 

Annals of the Southern Utah Mission, 1847-77 4v 

to University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 335) 

Transcripts (typewritten). * V ' 

a S^l A i J If 7? 9) ""*«* (186S> " 77 ) ^"en primarily as 
m£2»7o?ifn ^ fK S ^\Njinning ** the "cotton 
Z^ti 1861 but with much material on early Mormon 
EE£ v 011 ? "J"*"""*** Utah, northern ArizonTa^d 
^gracts from county records, and other document^ 
Library also has a photocopy of the original ks. Book B. 

Bullfrog Bank andTrust Company, Rhyo ^ N ™ 6W123 
Kecords, ca. 1909-13. lbox. 

Mi«Sr ereity ° f ^"^ Bancroft Library (P-G 273) 

faSSST't *TF f 6 ^^ *• ""^"^ of Ine af- 
fairs of the bank which closed June 29, 1909. 

Cagwin & Noteware, <7<»wn City, Nev. 
Kecords, 1887-98. 6 v. and 2 boxes. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 234) 
Letter press copies of letters sent (1887-95) and miscel- 
laneous statements and invoices (1896-98) of a firm of sta- 
boners. 

Carson and Colorado Railway. MS 65-1125 

Kecords, 1881-1909. 1 carton and 3 packages. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 232} 

nS^r nd ' nt T, ( 1884 - 1 £ 901 )' ^on ledgerTlnd accounts 
(1886-95), miscellaneous financial records (1881-96), regis- 

™ °J 7% ^ / 1896 - 190 °). rate books (1883-97), pass^ 

sStissi?*, (l88i -* 4) ' "^ other papera ° f *»*"* 

*S £L I » *? a n J arrow -g»««B extension of the Virginia 
Nev.^dtLK^.^ 0P6rated **— °»« ^ 



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Carson, Christopher, 1809-1868. 
Papers, 1847-85. 1074 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-E 64 
and 225) v 

Transcript (typewritten) of the original ms. of Kit Car- 
son s story, as told by himself (1856-57) now in the New- 
berry Labrary, Chicago. 

Army officer and Indian agent Correspondence, auto- 
biography bonds of Indian traders (1855-60), accounts and 
returns (1847-65), general and special U. S. Army orders 
(1847-65), claims and papers relating to claims for bounty 
land (1846-59) , and other papers chiefly concerning Carson's 
career as agent for the Ute Indians in New Mexico (1854-61) 
and some reflecting his service as an Army officer; together 
with papers of Thomas Oliver Boggs concerning his admin- 
istration of Carson's estate (1868-74), papers relating to the 
affairs of John Mastin, Carson's clerk (1855-59) ; and a few 
Carson family letters and accounts. Correspondents include 
Maria Josepha Jaramillo Carson, William Watts Hart 
Davis, John Mastin, David Meriwether, U. S. Office of In- 
ga^Affairs, and U. S. Treasury Dept, Second Auditor's 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P Ham? 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 84-86. 

Acquired by H H. Bancroft from Thomas Oliver Boggs, 
administrator of Carson's estate. S ^ 



Clayton, William, 1814-1879. MS 65-1127 

Letter books, 1860-82. 7 v. and 1 portfolio. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 318) 
Business and personal correspondence of Clayton of Salt 
Lake City, Ltah, reflecting his public life as Territorial 
auditor of public accounts, Territorial recorder of marks 
and brands, notary public, and secretary of the Deseret Tele- 
graph Company; his interests in the mercantile firms of 
Cronyn and Clayton, and Clayton and Jonasson: and the 
religious, political, social, and cultural life of the period- 
together with some letters by his son, Nephi W. Clayton 



Conway, Edward. MS 65-1128 

Papers, 1861-76. ca. 10 ft. of microfilm 
213? UmVerSit3 ' 0f Calif °rnia, Bancroft Library (Film P-K 

Microfilm of original Mss . in the British Columbia Pro- 
vincial Archives. 

-Jirf*" b00kS ' - diari f ' and V***™ concerning Conway's 
service as superintendent of Collins Overland Telegraph 
&S P d ^^"t engineer for the Western IK 
Telegraph Company's Russian extension. Includes testi" 
momals for his Civil War service as a telegrapher 



Corbett, Failing and Company, Portland., Or MS 65 " 1129 
Records, 1862-78. 354 items. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-A 324) 

JS w^ ^ PapeFS 0f a hardware firm op- 
erated by Henry W. Corbett and James F. Failing. Includes 
papers from antecedent firms: H. W. Corbett & CompanV 
Failings & Hyatt, and J Failing & Company °° m P an y> 



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MS 65-1130 
Crosby, David. 

Business records, 1878-1900. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 224) 
Merchant of Virginia City, Nev. Letter press copybook 
(1899-1900), journal (1878-79), and ledger (1891-92) of 
Crosby, who was associated with Richard J. Breed (1868- 
79) as Breed and Crosby, fuel merchants, and with his 
brother John J. Crosby, from 1879 as Crosby and Company, 
a fuel and general merchandise business. 

MS 65-1131 
Dahler, Charles L 

Letter books, 1871-77. 6 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-1 105) 
Co-partner in a banking firm, Hussey, Dahler and Com- 
pany. Letter press copies of business letters sent from 
Helena, Mont. 



MS 65-1132 
Danish Mormon journals, ca. 16 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film 
P-F 329) 

Autobiography (1852-58, 1873-82) of Wilhelm Anderson; 
journal (1865-72) of Peter Hansen with related papers in- 
cluding an account of his mission to Scandinavia (1865-68), 
songs, an anti-Mormon broadside, and family lists; and 
journal (1857-59, 1883-1902) of Knud Svendson. 



MS 65-1133 
Davis & Byler. 

Letter books kept at Goldfield, Nev., 1904-16. 9 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 211) 

Letter press copybooks for the surveying firm of Lee W. 

Davis and E. A Byler including many letters signed by 

Byler as a U.S. mineral surveyor. 



MS 65-1134 
DieM, H C 

Papers concerning the Hopi Indians, 1957-59. 1 box. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-D 109) 
Correspondence and other papers of Diehl, who as a 
friend of the Hopi Indians corresponded with members of 
Congress and others respecting legislation bearing upon 
Hopi affairs, particularly the act passed in July 1958 estab- 
lishing a special court to determine the right of Hopis and 
Navajos in the reservation created in 1882 and the question 
of the maintenance of a high school at Oraibi, Ariz. 



MS65-1135 
Documentos para la histbria de Nuevo Mexico. 
3v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-E 2-4) 
Transcripts from vols. 25 and 26 of the Historia in the 
Mexican Archives. 

Chiefly official reports by friars and secular authorities 
covering a part of the 17 th and much of the 18th centuries. 



MS 65-1136 
Dolph, Cyrus A 1840-1914. 

Correspondence, 1883-87. 481 items. 
Da University of California, Bancroft Library (P-A 323) 
Lawyer of Portland, Or. Letters, telegrams, and a few 
invoices reflecting Dolph's affairs as an active lawyer. In- 
cludes many letters from his brother Joseph Norton Dolph, 
U. S. Senator from Oregon. 



MS 65-1137 
DoweH, Benjamin Franklin, 1826-1897. 
Papers, 1855-86. 7 v. and 1 portfolio. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-A 133- 
140) 

Lawyer and journalist, of Jacksonville, Or. Correspond- 
ence, autobiography, and other papers relating to Oregon, 
especially Oregon Indian wars (1853-56) Includes printed 
material on politics and government (1863-64).- 



MS 65-1138 
Eberle, George J 

Papers concerning the British Columbia Electric Rail- 
way Company, limited, 1919-21. 1 box. 
in University of California, Bancroft Library (P-C 203) 



MS 65-1139 
Ellis, Pearis Buckner, d. 1928. 
Papers, 1903-23. 10 cartons. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 233) 
Resident of Carson City, Nev. Correspondence and other 
papers of Ellis who operated the State Agent and Transfer 
Syndicate, inc., serving corporations doing business in 
Nevada. Includes organizational records of various com- 
panies and business journals. 



MS 65-1140 
Ennatinger, Edward, 1797-1876. 

Correspondence, 1820-74. ca. 7 ft. of microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-C 
216) 
Microfilm of originals in the public Archives of Canada. 
Letters (1820-72) received from various persons and let- 
ters (1826-74) from John Tod mostly reflecting affairs of the 
Hudson's Bay Company. 



MS 65-1141 
Fergusson, Harvey, 1890- 

Papers, 1906^53. 2 boxes and 1 carton. 
In University of Calif ornia, Bancroft Library (P-E 221) 
Author, of New Mexico. Correspondence, diaries, notes 
and scss. of some of Fergusson's works, and related material. 
Closed to investigators during Fergusson's lifetime. 



MS 65-1142 
Frewen, Moreton, 1853-1924. 

Papers, 1823-1924. 41 reels of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film Z-G 
16) 

Microfilms made for the Western Range Cattle Industry 
Study from originals in England. 

Anglo-Irish reformer, economist, author, and inventor. 
Correspondence and other papers relating to English invest- 
ment in the Western cattle business. Includes letters (1881- 

86) written in England and Wyoming concerning the Pow- 
der River Cattle Company of Wyoming of which Frewen was 
the founder and promoter, and correspondence with Sir 
Horace Plunkett, a partner in the same firm. 



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~ v A . ., MS 65-1143 

uatzect family. 

Gatzert-Schwabacher family papers, 1878-1945. 4 T 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-B 215) 

Correspondence (1892-1900), obituary notices of family 

and friends, clippings concerning the Columbia River 

steamer, Bailey Gatzert, and other papers of Bailey Gatzert 

(1829-1893) of Seattle and his wife Babette (Schwabacher) 

Gatzert of the Schwabacher family prominent in Seattle and 

San Francisco business circles. Includes testimonials and 

memorials for Bailey Gatzert. 

MS 65-1144 
■criosem, George D collector. 

Documents relating to 17th century Jesuit activities in 
oanada. 397 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Z-H 1) 

Photocopies of items in the Public Archives of Canada in- 
cluding photocopies of transcripts from French archives 
and original documents at St. Mary's College, Montreal. 

Orders, directives, and reports of missionaries in Canada 
(1603-71?) supplemented by biographies of Jesuit martyrs 
and Marquette family genealogy, maps, and notes and lists 
by uibson. 

GzUimNev. MS 65-1145 

Fire department and company records, 1870-1915. 3 
items, 10 v. and 5 portfolios. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 220- 
222) ' 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, membership rolls 
(including honorary ladies' roll), accounts, and fire record 
of the Fire Dept., the Volunteer Company, the Liberty En- 
gine Company No. 1, and the Yellow Jacket Engine Com- 
pany No.. 2. 

Goldfield, Nev. First Presbyterian Church. Sunday School. 
Treasurer's records, 1914-16. 109 items. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 209) 
Correspondence, reports, bills, receipts, and other records. 

„ ... ,. , T MS 65-1147 

trfrtdfiela, Nev., mining companies' records, 1904-25. 9 
cartons. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 210) 
Chiefly records of Edward S. Van Dyck, Albert S. Wat- 
son, and Edward C. Watson, agents and promoters, concern- 
ing various mining ventures; together with letters from Key 
Pittman. 

o* r. .x ~ MS 65-1148 

61 Bnt Board of Trade. 

Dissolved companies files. 34 reels of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film Z-G 
3) 

Microfilms of originals in the British Public Record Office 
148,B.T.31. 

Records of British companies, especially mining concerns, 
which have operated in Western America. 

tt i /n. , . MS 65-1149 

Hackney, Charles A 

Papers, 1878-1941. 1 box. 

In University of California. Bancroft Library (P-H 113) 
Publisher of the Silver City (Idaho) Avalanche. Corre- 
spondence; lists of indebtedness to the Avalanche; data 
copied from graves in the Silver City area; a copy of an 
article. The Owyhee War, Silver City, Idaho, 1868, written 



by John R. McBride, chief justice of Idaho. Correspond- 
ence includes letters sent in 1941 to Carl Brown, D. Worth 
Clark, Henry C. Dworshak, E. J. Goodwin, Irving Hart, 
Carl P. Steele, and Robert Taft urging American interven- 
tion in World War n and a letter by Dworshak defending 
his isolationist views. 



MS 65-1150 
Hancock Co., III. 

Records, ca. 1829-85. 12 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 346) 
County records together with a few private account books. 
Names of prominent Mormons and anti-Mormons recur. Of 
particular Mormon interest is vol. 8, the Hancock County 
clerks' abstract of elections, official oaths, and resignations 
(1837-49). 

„ MS 65-1151 

Haviland, Mark W 5. 1827. 

Papers, 1863-93. 254 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 247) 
Custodian of Camp Winfield Scott in Paradise Valley, 
Nev. Family correspondence, maps, and other papers re- 
lating to land speculation and business operations in Nevada 
and Camp Winfield Scott Correspondents include C. C. C. 
Carr, James Collins, T. D. Edwards, R. J. Falls, P. H. 
Harris, and William M Stewart. 

MS 65-1152 
Hnssey, Dahler & Company. 

Records at Helena, Mont, 1865-72. 7 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-1 140) 

Letter press copies of letters sent (1867-72) and a record 

of gold dust transactions at Helena, Mont (1865-67), of a 

banking firm owned by Warren Hussey and Charles L. 

Dahler, operating at Helena and- Virginia City, Mont, and 

Salt Lake City, Utah. 

MS 65-1153 
International Union of Mine, Mill, and Smelter Workers, 
Gold HiU, Nev. Local No. 54. 
Records, 1872-1921. 4 v. and 2 portfolios. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 219) 
Correspondence, minutes of meetings, fin«T» .i H i reports, 
ledger, and warrant books as an independent union, Miners' 
Union of Gold Hill, Nev., and as Local No. 54. 



MS 65-1154 
Iron Rod Mining Company. 

Letter book, 1879-95. 1 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-1 106) 

Letter press copies of letters sent from Iron Rod, Mont, 

in Madison Co., including many signed by Charles L, 

Dahler. 



MS 65-1155 
Johnson, Alexander Smith, 1817-1878. 
Papers, 1864-78. 2 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-B 208) 
Lawyer and jurist of New York. Correspondence and 
other papers of Johnson, the U. S. member of the British and 
American Joint Commission for the Final Settlement of the 
Claims of the Hudson's Bay Company and Paget Sound 
Agricultural Company as provided by the treaty of 1863. 

Includes maps, plats, and photos, filed with the commission. 
Also includes letters from George Gibbs (1864-68) giving 
sidelights on affairs in Washington, D. C, during the John- 
son administration. Other correspondents include George E. 
Baker, Caleb Gushing, W. L Gairdner, and Sir John Rose. 



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MS 65-1156 
Johnson, Hiram Andre. 

Correspondence concerning the Emma Silver inning Com- 
pany Limited, London, England, 1871-73. 67 items. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 317) 
Letters to Thomas L. Carpenter, Andrew Gross, and 
others, and a letter from Henry AL Teller, president of the 
Colorado Central Railroad (1872) ; together with circulars, 
a satirical broadside, and other printed items reflecting the 
debacle in which the Emma Mine in Utah involved English 
investors. 



MS 65-1157 
London. Stock Exchange. 

Reports and financial records of Western American cattle 
and land corporations, 1881-1921. ca. 20 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film Z-G 
U) 

Microfilms made at the London Stock Exchange, Share 
and Loan Dept. 



MS 65-1158 
McLeod, John, 1788-1849. 

Papers, 1823-37. ca. 4 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-C 
215) 

Microfilm of originals in the Public Archives of Canada. 

Chief trader, Hudson's Bay Company. Correspondence; 
McLeod's journal Kamloops, B. C., to Edmonton, Alta. 
(1826) ; report of occurrences at Kamloops (1822) ; and cir- 
culars (1825-27) to chief traders and chief factors reflecting 
his service with the Hudson's Bay Company in western Can- 
ada and the Pacific Northwest; together with a brief bio- 
graphical sketch of McLeod prepared by the Public Archives 
of Canada. 



MS 65-1159 
Manhattan Silver Mining Company of Nevada. 

Records 1863-87. 3 boxes. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 261) 
Chiefly business correspondence and other papers of the 
company located in Austin and Mineral Hill, Nev. In- 
cludes statements of crushed ore and cash accounts (1865- 
67), accounts (1878), notebooks of time reports (1878-85), 
books recording checks issued (1865-and 1870), daily record 
of production by individual miners (1878?), record of stock 

certificates issued (1863-65), measurements (1882-83), en- 
gineering notes (1880-81), and other papers; together with 
papers relating to Company C, 2d Regt, Nevada National 
Guard. Correspondents include John E. Boyd, Allen Cur- 
tis, Melville Curtis, John M Duncan, William Duncan, and 
John Huber. 



MS 65-1160 
Martin, Anne Henrietta, 1875-1951. 

Papers, 1892-1951. 17 v., 16 boxes, and 8 cartons. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 2S2) 
Head of the Dept. of History, University of Nevada. 
Correspondence, mss. of writings, notes, campaign miscel- 
lany, suffrage material, scrapbooks, memorabilia, pamphlets, 
and magazine and newspaper clippings of Miss Martin, an 
active suffragist who campaigned unsuccessfully in 1918 and 
1920 for a seat in the U. S. Senate, and an active member of 
pacifist organizations. Correspondents include Dean Ache- 
son, Jane Addams, Gertrude Atherion, Mary Austin, Abby 



Scott Baker, Emily Balch, Mary Ritter Beard, Katherine 
Devereux Blake, Harriett Stanton Blatch, Florence Brewer 
Boekel, Katharine Bushnell, Laura Gregg Cannon, Carrie 
Chapman Cart, Parley Parker Christiansen, Sara Bard 
Field, Katharine Fisher, Henry Ford, Josephine Frabasilis, 
Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Jessica Granville-Smith, Ida 
Husted Harper, W. Ha vermeyer, John Haynes Holmes, 
Herbert Hoover, John Edgar Hoover, Lou Henry Hoover, 
J. A. H. Hopkins, Cordell Hull, Hannah Clothier Hull, 

Elizabeth Kent, William Kent, Belle La Follette, Justin 
Lewis, Lola Maverick Lloyd, Henry Cabot Lodge, Margaret 
Long, Pat McCarran, M. H. Mclntyre, Dudley Field 
Malone, H. L. Mencken, Vida Milholland, Ethelwyn Mills, 
Francis G. Newlands, Alice Paul, Key Pittman, Jeanette 
Rankin, Theodore Roosevelt, Agnes Ryan, Rosika Schwim- 
mer, Anna Howard Shaw, Upton Sinclair, Margaret Chase 
Smith, Lincoln Steffens, Dorothy Thompson, Malvina C. 

Thompson, J. P. Tumulty, Mabel Vernon, Bird Wilson, 
Charles Erskine Scott Wood, Margaret Wood, and Maud 
Younger. 

MS 65-1161 
Missouri. Probate Court (St. Louis) 

Selected estate files of fur traders and explorers, 1810-54. 
ca. 12 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film 
P-W39) 

Includes the files of William Henry Ashley, Antoine Cito- 
leux, David Cunningham, George Drouillard, Thomas Fitz- 
patrick, John Hanna, Meriwether Lewis, John Potts, 
Etienne Provost, Nathaniel Pryor, Jedediah Strong Smith, 
Thomas Virgin, and Holly Wheeler. 

MS65-1162 
Mormon biographies, ca. 128 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-F 
319) 

Microfilms of about 400 biographical sketches of Utah pio- 
neers prepared by the Historical Records Survey and Fed- 
eral Writers' Project, Utah Work Projects Administration 
(1935-39) deposited in the Library of Congress and tran- 
scripts (typewritten) of originals in private hands. 

Biographical sketches prepared by the Utah Works Proj- 
ects Administration and other biographical sketches based on 

interviews and questionnaires, some questionnaires, overland 
diaries, journals, reminiscences, autobiographies and related 
materials; together with a few historical sketches of Utah 
counties, communities, and other items. Includes material 
dealing with early Mormon history in Ohio, Missouri, and 
Illinois; Mormon migration west; the march of the Mormon 
Battalion and its activities in Calif ornia ; Mormon pioneer- 
ing in and travel to California, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, 
Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, and old Mex- 
ico; missionary activities in North America, Europe, Asia, 
and Oceania; the Civil War; and Indians and Indian wel- 
fare. 

A calendar is available in the library. 

Library also has some of the original mss., a gift of Hugh 
F. CNeiL 

MS 65-1163 
Northwest Company of Canada. 

Records, 1766-1830. 2 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-C 215) 

Photocopies of originals acquired from various sources in- 
cluding the Selkirk papers, Masson papers, and C and Q Se- 
ries (1766-1830) of the Public Archives of Canada, and the 
Baby Collection, Bibliotheque St. Sulpice, Montreal. 

Correspondence, memoranda, accounts, minutes of meet- 
ings (1801-08) at Grand Portage, Minn., Fort William, Ont., 
and other places, and miscellaneous agreements to Jan. 8, 
1811. 



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MS 65-1164 
Silver City, Idaho. 



Odd-Fellows, Independent Order of, 

Owyhee Lodge, No. 2. 
Records, 1868-1914. 2 boxes. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-H 110) 
Correspondence with other lodges and members, especially 
over illness and death benefits ; proceedings against members ; 
reports of officers and committees; resolutions, bills and re- 
ceipts; applications for membership, degrees, and transfers; 
and withdrawal cards. 



p. . A1 . _ . MS 65-1165 

Finart, Alphonse Louis, 1852-1911, collector. 

Coleccion de documentos sobre Nuevo Mexico, 1681-1841 
99 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-E 37- 
61) 

Documents reflecting the administrations of 20 New Mexi 
can governors including Antonio de Otermin (1681) • Do- 
mmgo Jironza Petriz de Cruzate (1683-85) ; Diego de 
Vargas Zapata y Lujan Ponce de Le6n (1693-94) ; Pedro 
Eodriguez Cubero (1702) ; Joseph Chacon Medina Salazar 
y Villasenor, Marques de la Pefiuela (1711) ; Juan Ignacio 
Flores Mogollon (1713-15); Antonio Valverde y Cosio 
(1715) with a diary of a campaign against the Utes and the 
Comanches; Juan Domingo de Bustamante (1727-28) • resi- 
dencia conducted by Don Francisco de la Sierra y Castillo 
on Bustamante's term as governor (1731) ; Enrique de Ola- 
yide y Michelena (1737-38) ; residencias conducted by Juan 
Joseph Moreno and Don Joaquin Codallos y Rabal on the 
terms of Olavide y Michelena and Mendoza as governors; 
Joaquin Codallos y Rabal (1744-48) with an inquiry into 

Navajo life; Francisco Antonio Maria del Valle (1756-57) • 
Tomas Velez Cachupin (1749-54 and 1762-67) ; Pedro Fer^ 
mm de Mendinueta (1767-78) ; Juan Bautista de Anza 
(1778-86); Fernando de la Concha (1789-91): Fernando 
Chacon (1795-1804) ; Jose Manrique (1808) ; Facundo Mel- 
gares .(1821) ; Jose Antonio Vizcarra (1823) : and Manuel 
Armrjo (1841). 

Calendar in the library. Also described in New Mexico 
historical review, vol. 25, p. 244-53. 



_ MS 65-1166 

Piper, John. 

Business records, 1877-1905. 4 boxes and 1 carton. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 212) 
Business letters to John Piper and Edward Piper concern- 
ing contracts, and bookings for performances at the Piper 
Opera House, Virginia City, Nev.; together with contracts, 
bills, printed circulars, and handbills. 



_ , MS 65-1167 

Plunkett, Sir Horace Curzon, 1854-1932. 

Papers, 1881-1932. ca. 77 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film Z-G 

Microfilms of originals in the Horace Plunkett estate, 
England. 

Correspondence, diaries, extracts of diaries prepared by 
Margaret Digby, and obituaries of Plunkett, a rancher in 
Wyoming (1877-89), who returned to Ireland and was very- 
active in Irish agriculture and politics. 



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MS 65-1168 
Read, Benjamin Maurice, 1853-1927. 

Papers relating to the history of New Mexico, 1634-1921. 
ca. 42 ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film 
P-E231) 

Microfilms of originals in the library of the Historical 
Society of New Mexico. 

Correspondence, Read's historical notes, and clippings 
portraying his activities and interests as a lawyer and his- 
torian; together with original documents on New Mexico 

and several family collections including the papers (1880- 
62) of Manuel Alvarez reflecting his life as a fur trader, 
Santa Fe merchant, and U. S. consul, and papers (1850-98) 
of the Donaciano Vigil family active in the political affairs 
of Territorial New Mexico. 

MS 65-1169 
Read, William Miles, 1849-1929. 

Papers, 1867-1930. ca. 2360 items. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 231) 
Englishman employed by the Eberhardt and Aurora Min- 
ing company, ltd., in White Pine Co., Nev. Correspondence, 
journals (1890-1929) and other papers reflecting the de- 
velopment, growth, and decline of the White Pine mining 
industry and British investment in the Eberhardt and 
Aurora mines under various corporate names ; together with 
papers of Francis Drake (Read's business associate) and 
papers relating to Read's administration of Drake's estate 
(1909-10). Correspondents include Read's wife. Rose 
Drake Read; his son-in-law, E. C. Jeffreys; Francis Drake; 
and Thomas Phillpotts, an agent for the Eberhardt and 
Aurora Mining Company, ltd., in the 1870's. 



MS 65-1170 
Rich Gulch Mining Company. 

Records at Silver City, Idaho, 1906-17. 87 items. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-H 114) 
Correspondence with U. S. Enders (1909) and F. W. Per- 
kins (1913) reflecting operational and financial problems, 
report by A. F. Stevens on the Company's property, printed 
brochure for investors (ca. 1907), and miscellany (1910-16). 



MS 65-1171 
Scammon, Charles Melville, 1825-1911. 

Papers, 1849-1911. 6 boxes, 2 portfolios, and 2 packages. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-K 200- 
207) 

Correspondence, journals of two whaling voyages (1853- 
33), accounts, maps, pictures, scrapbooks, and other papers. 
Includes a few sketches by Scammon and Frederick Whym- 
per and papers relating to the U. S. Revenue-Cutter Serv- 
ice (1863-1911) and the Western Union Telegraph Com- 
pany's expedition for the Russian extension (1865-67). 



„ . , „ MS 65-1172 

Smith, Grant Horace, 1865-1944. 

Papers, 1859-1936. 6 cartons. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 244) 

In part, photocopies of newspaper items relating to the 
Comstock Lode (ca. 1853-93) and of other items relating to 
Mark Twain in Nevada. 

Correspondence ; part of Smith's ms., "The history of the 
Comstock Lode, 1850-1920" (1943) ; ms. about Mark Twain 
in Nevada; articles; notebooks and miscellaneous notes on 
early Nevada and California; historical sketches; accounts 
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Smith, Grant Horace, 1865-1944. Papers, 1859-1936. 

(Continued) 

books; clippings ; and other papers chiefly relating to Smith's 
interest in Mark Twain, John W. Mackay. and the Coin- 
stock Lode. Includes a collection of Shakespeareana, mis- 
cellaneous essays, and notes about the Comstock Lode and 
such topics as census, directories, society, roads, stocks, 
milling, theaters, and Adolph Sutro. 

Index and guide prepared by G. H. Smith, Jr., in the 
library. 

MS 65-1173 
Stnrges, George S 

Papers, ca. 1905-20. 188 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 202) 
Correspondence and other papers concerning: the Belcher 
Mine Company, Crown Point Mine, Ophir Mine, Yellow 
Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Company, and related Com- 
stock Lode mining companies ; together with papers of Ed- 
ward B. Sturges. 

MS 65-1174 
Suffrage in Nevada, 1914-18. 173 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 284) 
Correspondence relating to the suffrage campaign. Let- 
ters to and from Grace Bridges, Bessie Eichelberger, Minnie 
Flannigan, and Maude McCreery. Other correspondents 
include Champ Clark, Anne Martin, Francis Griffith New- 
lands, Key Pittman, Edwiti Ewing Roberts, and Anna 
Howard Shaw. 

Formerly part of the library's collection of Anne Martin 
papers. 

MS 65-1175 
Tilton (A. E. & C. E.) New York. 
Records, 1846-74. 24 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-A 315) 
Correspondence (letter press copybooks) and accounts of 
Alfred E. and Charles E. Tilton as dealers in wines and 
spirits, real estate, merchandise, and gold and currency ac- 
counts. 

MS 65-1176 
U.S. Army. Dept. of Arizona. 

Reports on Arizona Indians, 1874. 63 items. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-D 3) 
Questionnaires and other papers returned by various 
Army officers, surgeons, Indian agents, traders, and a Cath- 
olic bishop giving ethnological data on Apaches including 
the Coyotero, Pinal, Chiricahua, White Mountain, and San 
Carlos bands; and on the Hualapais, Maricopa, Mohave, 
Papago, Pima, and Yuma Indians. 

A descriptive list prepared in 1935 by A. H. Woodward 
is with the collection. Also described in A guide to the 
manuscript collections of the Bancroft Library, edited by 
D. L. Morgan and G. P. Hammond, v. 1 (1963) p. 80-81. 



MS 65-1177 
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. 

Selected documents relating to the fur trade and the Far 
West, 1824-51. ca. 20 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft library (Film 
P-W24) 

Microfilms from originals in the National Archives. 

Includes records of the St. Louis Superintendency; of tie 
Upper Missouri and Arkansas agencies; and in tie Great 
Nemaha, Kansas, Mandan, Osage, Sante Fe Trail, Sioux, 
and miscellaneous files. 



MS 65-1178 
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Navajo Agency. 
Field records, 1880-1905. ca. 102 ft. of microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-D 

105) 

Microfilms of originals in the possession of the U. S. In- 
dian Service, Window Rock, Ariz. 

Letter press copybooks (1880-1900) of letters and financial 
reports sent by agents at Fort Defiance, Ariz., respecting af- 
fairs of the Navajo and Hopi Indians and letter books for 
tie Navajo Boarding School, Fort Defiance (1899-1902) 
and Western Navajo Training School, Algert and Tuba City, 
Ariz. (1902-05). Correspondents include Frank Tracy Ben- 
nett, John H. Bowman, E. H Dennison, Galen Eastman, 
George W. Hayzlett, S. S. Patterson, E. H. Plummer, D. N. 
Biordan, David L. Shipley, C. E. Vandever, and Constant 
S.Williams. 



MS 65-1179 
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Sac and Fox Agency. 

Letter book, 1840-47. 1 v. 

In University of Calif ornia, Bancroft Library (P-Q 100) 

Incomplete photocopy of the original probably in the 
National Archives. 

Letter book kept by John Beach, U. S. agent for the Sac 
and Fox Nation. Includes accounts of the tribe with W. G. 
& G. W. Ewing, payrolls for the Ottawa tribe, and other 
items mainly pertaining to the Sac and Fox Indians . 



MS 65-1180 
U. S. Bureau of Land Management. 

New Mexico field records, 1685-1904. ca. 1084 ft. af 
microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-E 

205) r . . 

Microfilms made by the University of New Mexico from 
originals in the U. S. Surveyor General's Office at Santa Fe, 

Records pertaining to land titles including confirmation 
of private and Pueblo land claims with some claims for 
Arizona. . 

Some records are calendared in The Spanish archives of 
New Mexico compiled by R. E. Twitchell (1914). 



MS 65-1181 
U. S. General Land Office. 

Records relating to land in Arizona and New Mexico, 1856- 
1915. ca. 60 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-D 
103 and 107) 

Some of the microfilms (the records of the U. S. Surveyor 
General for Arizona) consist of positive copies of originals 
in the Federal Records Center, Wilmington, Calif. 

Correspondence and other papers (1870-81) received by 
John Wasson, U. S. Surveyor General for Arizona includ- 
ing communications from Land Commissioners and Survey- 
ors General for California and New Mexico; and records for 
the La Arebac and Rancho Arebac, San Ignacio del Baba- 
comari, San Rafael de la Zanja, and El Sopori land grants 
in Arizona and the Rancho Pacheco land grant in New 
Mexico. 



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TTi . •,- - MS 65-1182 

Utah dictations, 1884 ?-88. 182 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 50 
81, and 83) ' 

Chiefly biographical statements of one or two pages taken 
by L, H. Nichols while seeking orders for Bancroft's Works; 
together with biographical statements recorded in Salt Lake 
City, Ogden, and Moroni, Utah Dictations were also re- 
corded in Beaver, Chache, Davis, Garfield, Iron, Juab, Mil- 

m\ w Ut ^ SaIt ^ Sanpete ' Smia * Summi t, Tooele, 
Utah, Washington, and Weber Counties 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 114-16. ^^ 



Vernon, MabeL MS 65-1183 

Papers, 1914-20. 7 boxes. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 283) 
/loiTSft 1 *" C^sP^dence, including campaign letters 
(1918-20) and other papers of Miss Vernon who partici- 
pated in the Ivevada suffrage campaign in 1914 and 1916 as 
Anne Martin's assistant and served as her campaign man- 
ager m the 1918 and 1920 U. S. senatorial campaigns. In- 
cludes letters from Sara Bard Field, Alice Henkle, Alice 
raul, l>oris Stevens, Margaret Whittemore, and Maud 
Younger. 

Formerly part of the library's collection of Anne Martin 
papers. 



Virginia & Trnckee Railroad. ^ 65 ~ 118 * 

Records, 1872-1950. 18 cartons and 32 packages 
Li University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 231) 
Correspondence, account books (1876-35), receipts (1877- 
79), check receipts (1873-91), station accounts (1874-1929) 
invoices (1876-1919), waybills (1874-1916), and miscel- 
laneous maintenance records, inventories, time books, and 
financial andoperating records of a standard-gauge railroad 
connecting Virginia City Nev., with the Central Pacific 
Railroad (later the Southern Pacific Railroad) at Reno, 



Wright, William, 1829-1898. ^ 5 ~ 1185 

Papers, 1860-189-. 2 cartons and 3 boxes 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 246) 
i ™ 1 , 18 '- Correspondence; mss. of writings, principally 
sketches for newspapers and magazines; clippings, chiefly 
11^.'° ^wspapers; magazine Wrpts, and 
items from the library of Wright, a writer and humorist 
known by the pen name, "Dan De Quille," who worked for 
the Virginia CUj "Territorial enterprise." Includes CivU 

JS*S™ ' ( l-? 1 ~* 4) of "• brother ' *<*>» * w *£ 

(1836-1918), while serving m the Second Iowa Cavalry; 

diary (1879-80) by his sister, Lou (Wright) Benjamin de- 

fromTv^Lir^V th6 EaSte ™ Stftes and Ciote 
wZht r LlheTt y> Iwa : ^d a biographical sketch of 
Wright. Correspondents include Lou (Wright) Benjamin 
Samuel Clemens C. C. Goodwin, and Lura G. WrignT 

Described m A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G P HaT 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 148-149. 



Yellow Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Company, Gold HOI 

Nev. ' 

Records, 1871-1909. 3 v. and 1 box. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 223) 
Legal papers, reports of silver purchased by the U S 
Mint at Carson City, Nev., records of stock transfers and 
accounts, and a ledger including clippings and printed 
annual reports (1878-82) ; together with papers relating to 
the Comstock Pumping Association, San Francisco. 



v „- . _ „ . MS 65-1187 

lenngton, Henry Marvin, 1828-1910. 

Papers, 1864-1950. 45 v., 4 cartons, and 1 box. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 230) 
Vice president and general manager of the Virginia. & 
Truckee Railroad. Correspondence and other papers chiefly 
concerning the affairs of the Virginia & Truckee and the 
Carson and Colorado Railroads and the other companies in 
-which Yerington was interested: Belvidere Mining Com- 
pany, Bodie & Benton Railway and Commercial Company, 
Bodie Hydraulic Mining and Water Company, Carson & 
Tahoe Lumber and Fluming Company, Central Consolidated 
Mining Company Consolidated Esmeralda Mines Company, 
Dudley Mining Company, El Dorado Wood and Flume 
Company, Inyo Development Company, Juniata Consoli- 
dated Mining Company, Jupiter Mining Company, Lake 
Tahoe Railway and Transportation Company, Natural Soda 
Company Ltd., Real del Monte Mining Company, Savage 
Mining Company, Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Com- 
pany, Southern Development Company, Sterling Mine, Syn- 
dicate Mining Company, Tioga Consolidated Mining Com- 
pany, Union Mill and Mining Company, United Alkali 
Company Ltd., Walker Lake & Bodie Toll Road Company, 
and Walker Lake Wood and Lumber Company. Includes 
many letters to D. O. Mills, principal owner of most of the 
businesses with which Yerington was associated, and to out- 
standing Nevada political figures; letters (1896-1914) by a 
son, E. B. Yerington, who was general freight and passenger 
agent for the Virginia & Truckee and the Carson and 
U>lorado Railroads; and three letter books (1883-90) and 
shipping notices (1899-1914) reflecting the affairs of another 
son, Hume Yerington, who was general purchasing and sup- 
ply agent for the Virginia & Truckee and the Carson aud 
Colorado Railroads. 



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„_...,„ MS 65-1188 

braves, Frederick Rogers, Bp., 1858-1940 
Papers, 1880-1940. 3 ft. 

In Church Historical Society Library and Archives (Prot- 
estant Episcopal Church, U. S. A, Austin, Tex.) 

Episcopal clergyman. Correspondence, including letters 
to and from the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society 
of the Protestant Episcopal Church (1893-1937), mission- 
aries, and Graves' family; and scrapbooks relating both to 
misaon work and private matters of Graves, a missionary 

, (iaEtef £SK? and missionary bishop of W* 

Unpublished preliminary inventory in the repository 
^formation onliterary rights available in the repository. 
Gift of Lucy J. Graves, 1961. 



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MS 65-1189 
©rahood, Harper M 1840?-1914. 

Papers, 1868-78. 4 ft. (ca. 400 items) 

In University of Colorado Libraries, Western Historical 
Collections. 

Lawyer and legal associate of Henry M. Teller, of Central 
City, Colo. Business and personal correspondence; Republi- 
can State Committee correspondence (1878) ; records (1863) 
of the organization of an unofficial militia unit, tie Elbert 
Guards; business records (ca. 1870) of a drugstore; Masonic 
papers of Orahood while serving as Grand Master of Colo- 
rado, 1876-77; and other papers. Includes correspondence, 

briefs, notes, and other material relating to legal cases in- 
volving property disputes, collection of delinquent accounts, 
property transfers, estate settlements, mining f-laims and con- 
troversies, assault, and bankruptcy; and correspondence 
with Henry M. Teller, Frank Hall, and others prominent in 
early Colorado history. 

Unpublished guide in repository. 

Gift. 



MS 65-1190 
Teller, Henry Moore, 1830-1914. 

Papers, 1860-75. 8 ft. (ca. 800 items) 

In University of Colorado Libraries, Western Historical 

Collections. 

Lawyer, Secretary of the Interior, and U. S. Senator from 
Colorado. Records of early Central City and Georgetown, 
Colo., mining booms consisting of pre-emptions, property 
transfers, corporation records, laws of district miners' courts, 
and business correspondence; records of early commercial 
enterprises of George M Pullman, 1860-64; activities of 
George Heaton, agent for British interests in Colorado min- 
ing, 1870-74; the Colorado Central Railroad while Teller 
was president, 1870-75 ; attempts by other railroads to com- 
pete or collaborate with Teller to build a through railroad 
out of Denver, Colo., to Salt Lake City, Utah; and of rela- 
tions with the Union Pacific Railroad. Includes papers re- 
lating to the prospective purchase by Heaton of the Virgil- 
St. Vrain land grant in southeastern Colorado, 1870-72 ; and 

Teller's Masonic papers while he was the Grand Master of 
Colorado in the early 1870's. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Gift. 



MS 65-1191 
Benjamin, William Evarts, 1859-1940, collector. 

Letters, manuscripts, and drawings, 1817-88. 88 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, mss. of writings, and drawings. In- 
cludes 4 letters relating to Benjamin, 6 letters of George 
Eliot, 47 letters and 6 mss. of John Raskin, 3 letters and a 
us. of Joseph Mallord William Turner, and 4 letters relat- 
ingtohim. 

Gift of Beatrice Benjamin Carfcwright and Henry Rogers 
Benjamin, 1943. 

MS 65-1192 
Barry, Frederick, 1876-1943. 

Papers, ca. 1890-1943. ca. 1100 items. 

In Colombia University Libraries. 

Professor of the history of science at Columbia Univer- 
sity. Mss. of writings and 127 vols, of lecture notes ar- 
ranged by subject Includes a holograph xs. of a volumin- 
ous musical composition "The alcayde," composed in the 
latel890's. 

Gift of E. I. Field, 1963. 



MS 65-1193 
Berol, Alfred C 1892- collector. 

American Revolutionary letters and documents, collected 
by Alfred C. and Madeleine Rossin Berol, 1650-1830. 182 
items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Letters and documents, chiefly 1775-80, relating to the 
American Revolution, or to the persons who figured in it 
Includes 16 letters of Henry Laurens, a South Carolina 
planter, and of his son, John Laurens, among which is & 
"manumission letter" (1776) written by Henry Laurens to 
his son. Other persons represented include John Adams, 
Edmund Burke, Aaron Burr, Lord Cornwallis, Benjamin 
Franklin, Nathanael Greene, John Hancock, Patrick Henry, 
John Jay, Thomas Jefferson, John Paul Jones, Marquis de 
Lafayette, Henry Brockholst Livingston, Robert Morris, 
William Pitt, Benjamin Rush, Baron von Steuben, and 
George Washington. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Berol, 1960-64. 



MS 65-1194 
Carman, Harry James, 1884-1964. 

Papers, 1900-64. ca. 32,000 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Dean of Columbia College and professor of history at 
Columbia University. Professional correspondence, lecture 
notes, and course materials relating to Carman's work at 
Columbia University and to his membership on the New 
York City Board of Higher Education, the New York State 
Board of Mediation, and the Japan American Committee 

on Intellectual Exchange; and notes and typescripts of 
various publications which Carman wrote and edited. In- 
cludes much material on American colleges, attesting to Car- 
man's interest in undergraduate education in the United 
States. 
Gift of Mrs. Margaret C. Carman, 1965. 



M S 65-1185 
Honsman, Alfred Edward, 1859-1936. 

Papers, 1922-58. 157 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

English poet and classical Latin scholar. Correspondence 
and mss. of writings by and relating to Housman, and his 
brother, Laurence Housman, poet and playwright, chiefly 
written to Cyril Clemens, who was working on a proposed 
biography of A. E. Housman. Includes 6 letters from A, E. 
Housman; 94 letters from Laurence Housman containing 
comments on his brother's life and activities, religious be- 
liefs, reading and manuscripts; and 45 letters from rela- 
tives and persons closely related to A. E. Housman, among 
them his sisters, Clemence Housman and Katharine E. 
Symons, his publisher, Grant Richards, and his associates 
at Oxford University, James T. Nance and Alfred W. 
Pollard. 

Gift of Ward Melville, 1963. 



MS 65-1196 
Connolly, Vera Leona, 1888-1964. 

Papers, 1913-45. ca. 7500 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author and journalist Correspondence relating to Miss 
Connolly's writings, mss. of her works, notes, and clippings 
and offprints of her crusading articles on juvenile delin- 
quency, marital conditions in the U. S., prisons and reforma- 
tories, die American Indians, and other social problems. 

Gift of the estate of Miss Connolly, 1965. 



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,_ MS 65-1197 

Donovan William Joseph, 1883-1959, collector. 

Papers on the intelligence sendee during the American 
Revolution, 1775-90. ca. 15,000 items. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (negative) 
from various archives in the U. S., England, Canada, 
France, and the Vatican. -,—*-, ^ 

Records and research materials, relating to Donovan's 
study of the intelligence service during the American Re- 
volution. 

Gift of Mrs. Donovan, 1960-63. 

- . -. ,. „ MS 65-1198 

Engel, Solton, collector. 

Manuscripts, autograph letters, and drawings collected by 
Solton and Julia Engel, 1832-1935. 76 items. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten). 

Mss. of writings, autograph letters, and drawings relating 
to English and American literature of the 19th and early 
20th i centuries. Includes 10 letters and 4 mss. of Rudvard 
Jtipling; a ms. of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Mock trial"- 
a Mi and 2 letters of Walt Whitman; a copy of Ralph 
Waldo Emerson's "Leaves of grass" letter in Whitman's 
handwriting; a letter from Whitman to Moncure D Con- 
^w^^ ?" E^*"** le ^r. 31 of the drawings are 
by W. W. Denslow and John Rae Neill, and represent illus- 
trations done for various works by Frank Baum. Most of 
the items in the papers relate to the collection of first edi- 
faons which Mr. and Mrs. Engel presented to the Columbia 
university Libraries. 

Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Engel, 1954-57. 



Franklin, Christine (Ladd) 1847-1930. 

Papers of Christine and Fabian Franklin, ca 1900-39 
ca. 7000 items. ««-w. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, documents, and other papers of Mrs. 
Franklin and her husband, Fabian Franklin, relating to 
their work in the fields of psychology and logic. Thepapers 
are mainly those of Mrs. Franklin, who lectured at Cokun- 
bia University, 1914-27, and who was well-known for her 
method of reducing all syllogism to a single formula, and 
for her contributions to knowledge relating to color vision. 

Orift of the estate of Margaret Ladd-Franklin through 
Helen Hotchkiss, 1962. ^ 



Gay family. MS 65-1200 

m^SFT ° f ^ Gay and 0tis fan ^es, ca. 1740-1900. ca. 
iUjUUU items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, documents, and other 
Papers of the New England descendants of John Gay 
(founder of Dedham, Mass.) and John Otis (founder of 
Bingham, Mass.). The 18th cent papers focus on the per- 
sonal and business correspondence of Calvin, Jotham, and 
Martin Gay, sons of the Rev. Ebenezer Gay (1696-1787), all 
of whom were engaged in shipping between New England 
and the Maritime Provinces. Some of Jotham and Martin 
Oray s letters refer to the American Revolution. The chief 
correspondents during the 19th cent are Ebenezer Gay 
(1771-1842), his wife, Mary Allyne (Otis) Gay, and then- 
sons, Sidney Howard Gay, the journalist, and Winckworth 
Allan Gay, the landscape painter. The Otis family corre- 
spondence centers around the business, real estate, and per- 



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sonal interests of Mary A. (Otis) Gay's brothers, John, 
Joseph, and William Otis. Includes a sketchbook of Winck- 
worth Allan Gay. 



„.„ , MS 65-1201 

Gildersleeve, Virginia Crocheron, 1877- 

Papers, 1898-1962. ca. 7500 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Dean of Barnard College. Correspondence, notes, arti- 
cles, reports, and speeches. Includes material relating to 
the United Nations Conference in San Francisco, 1945 ; the 
Dumbarton Oaks Conference, 1944; the International Fed- 
eration of University Women and the American Association 
of University Women ; the American Council on Education ; 
the Near East College Association; and some material relat- 
ing to Barnard College affairs. 

Gift of Miss Gildersleeve, 1964. 

m MS 65-1202 

The Journal of philosophy. 

Correspondence, 1892-1943. 121 items. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Letters addressed to editors of the journal: Wendell T. 
Bush and Frederick J. E. Woodbridge; together with 4 
typewritten mss. of John Dewey containing his holograph 
corrections. The letters, from numerous philosophers, in- 
clude 13 from John Dewey, 33 letters and 13 post cards from 
William James, 16 from Josiah Royce, and 15 from George 
Santayana. 

Gift of the journal, 1965. 

MS 65-1203 
Levench family. 

Correspondence, 1820-70. ca. 600 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, mainly personal, between various mem- 
bers of the Leverich family of New York, relating especially 
to Charles P. Leverich, New York mechant and to his wife, 
Matilda Leverich. 

Gift of Mrs. Charles McD. Puckette, 1964. 

u ii .»u MS 65-1204 

Maltz, Albert, 1908- 

Literary manuscripts, ca. 1940-60. 17 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author. Typescripts, drafts, and notes for short stories 
and for the novels: The underground stream (1940), The 
cross and the arrow (1944), The journey of Simon McKeever 
(1949), and A long day in a short life (1957) . 

Gift of Mr. Maltz, 1952-64. 



Meloney, Marie (Mattingly) 1883-1943. 

Papers, 1891-1943. 4700 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence of Mrs. Meloney while she was editor of 
the Delineator," the Sunday magazine of the "New York 
herald tribune," and "This week magazine" covering a wide 
held. of interest; mss. of Mrs. Meloney ? s works; and miscel- 
laneous mss. of Louis Bromfield, G. K. Chesterton, Walter 
De la Mare, John Drinkwater, Havelock Ellis, Richard Le 
Galhenne, Mrs. Belloc Lowndes, and Leo Tolstoy. Corre- 
spondents include Sherwood Anderson, Irving Bacheller, 
James M. Barrie, Max Beerbohm, Arnold Bennett, Gutzon 
Borglum, Willa Cather, Jo Davidson, Walter De la Mare, 
Lord Alfred Douglas, Lord Dunsany, Robert Frost, John 
Galsworthy, Rudyard Kipling, D. H. Lawrence, Sinclair 
Lewis, Wyndham Lewis, Walter Lippmann, Somerset 
Maugliam, A A. Milne, Charles Norris, Kathleen Norris, 



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Meioney, Marie (Mattingly), 1883-1943. 



1943. 



Papers, 1891- 



(ContlBued) 



Alfred Noyes, Frances Perkins, Edwin Arlington Robinson, 
Eleanor Roosevelt, Bertrand Russell, Carlo Sforza, Booth 
Tarkington, Ernst Toller, H. M. TomBnson, and H G. 
Wells. 
Gift of "William Brown Meioney, Jr., 1964. 



MS65-1206 
Mitchel family. 

Mitohel and Purroy family papers, ca. 1830-1918. 811 
items. 

■In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence; mss. of writings; and documents by and 
relating to John Mitchel (1815-1875), Irish patriot; to his 
grandson, John Purroy Mitchel (1879-1918), mayor of New 
York City; to Mayor Mitchell maternal grandfather, John 
B. Purroy; and to other members of the Mitchel and Purroy 
families. 

Gift of William Brown Meioney, Jr., 1963. 



MS65-1207 
Osgood, Herbert Levi, 1855-1918. 

Papers, ca. 1900-24. 14 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Typescript of and notes relating to Osgood's 4 voL work, 
"The American colonies in the 18th century" (1924) which 
was completed by Dixon Ryan Fox after the death of 
Osgood. The notes, which were taken at the British Public 
Record Office and elsewhere, formed the basic research for 
the book. 

Gift of Mrs. Dixon Ryan Fox, 1964. 



MS 65-1208 
Price, Lucien, 1883-1964. 

Literary manuscripts, 1951-58. 20 boxes. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author and reviewer and editorial writer for the Boston 
globe. Typescripts, galley proofs, and notes for Price's 
books: Hellas regained (1957), October rhapsody, and The 
sacred legion (1951), which are parts of his " All souls" 
sequence of novels. 

Gift of Mr. Price, 1960-62. 



MS 65-1209 
Van Doren, Mark; 1894- 

Papers, ca. 1917-65. ca. 2000 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Author and educator. Correspondence, holograph drafts, 
typescripts, and proofs of Van Doren's poems and published 
works. Correspondents include Louise Bogan, Richard 
Eberhart, T. S. Eliot, John Gould Fletcher, Robert Frost, 
Robinson Jeffers, Louis MacNeice, Edgar Lee Masters, and 
Allen Tate. 

Gift of Mr. Van Doren, 1960-65. 



MS 65-1210 
Weaver, Raymond Melbourne, 1888-1948. 
Papers, ca. 1920-40. ca. 200 items. 
In Columbia University Libraries. 

Professor of English at Columbia University. Cor- 
respondence and literary mss. Includes typescripts of Black 
valley (1926), and Herman Melville, mariner and mystic 
(1961) as well as correspondence and notes relating to these 
works. 



MS 65-1211 
Willis, Henry Parker, 1874-1937. 

Papers, ca. 1910-37. ca. 10,000 items. 

In Columbia University libraries. 

Author, economist, and professor of banking at Columbia 
University. Correspondence, mss. of writings, speeches, re- 
ports, and memoranda. Much of the collection deals with 
the formation and early development of the Federal Re- 
serve System. Includes material relating to the Philippine 
National Bank, the Banking inquiry of 1925, the Irish 
Banking Commission, the Banking act of 1933, the New Zea- 
land Monetary Commission, and the Indian Currency Com- 
mission. 

Gift of Parker B. Willis, 1964. 



MS 65-1212 
Coffin, Owen Vincent, 1836-1921. 

Papers, 1852-1917. 6 ft (ca. 3000 items) 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Businessman, of Middletown, Conn., president of Middle- 
sex Mutual Assurance Company, and Governor of Connecti- 
cut Personal and official correspondence, business papers, 
photos., memorabilia, and five scrapbooks of clippings. In- 
cludes correspondence and records relating to the Nebraska 
Real Estate and Livestock Association. 

Descriptive card for the collection in the repository. 

Information on literary rights in the repository. 

Purchase, 1957. 



MS 65-1213 
Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford. 

French and Indian wars papers, 1744-63. ca. 470 items. 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, journals, orderly books, and documents 
relating to the participation of Connecticut men and regi- 
ments in the campaigns of the French and Indian wars. 

Partial card catalog available in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift and deposit from various sources. 



MS 65-1214 
Connecticut Gore Land Company. 

Records, 1631-1814. ca. 650 items. 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, record books, ledger, copies of documents 
used in various court cases, receipts, and other materials. 
Includes correspondence (Feb.-Apr. 1796) between Joseph 
Woodbridge and Nehemiah Strong relating to the surveying 
of the Gore (a tract of land lying north of Pennsylvania 

and south of Massachusetts claimed by New York, Massa- 
chusetts and Connecticut) . 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Mainly purchased from the library of George Brinley, 
1893. 



MS 65-1215 
Gillette, William Hooker, 1853-1937. 

Letters, 1891-1914. 85 items. 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Actor and dramatist, of Hartford, Conn, and member of 
Hartford's Nook Farm community. Letters from Gillette 
to Frank Fuller, Health Food Company, New York City, 
mentioning activities and events in Gillette's life. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Purchase, 1965. 



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Baylor, Alva Wilroot, 1871-1957. ^ 65_1216 

Papers, 1893-1955. 5 ft. (1700 items) 

(N^vS; p TL°) f Christ Historicai Society «*«*»• 

Clergyman of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 
Correspondence, diaries, including four of travels in Europe, 
and a typescript of travels in Ireland (1910) with expend 
accounts, autobiography, addresses, photos., pamphlets, and 
other papers. Includes U. S. Dept. of Labor arbitration 
cases containing labor reports, agreements, and decisions of 
labor-management relationships mainly in companies in 
Tennessee and Georgia in the 1940's and early 1950's; min- 
u^es and reports .of the Board of Temperance and Social 
Welfare of the Disciples of Christ of which Taylor was sec- 
retary ; and items relating to the Council of Southern Moun- 
tain Workers, Cumberland Homesteads, Fellowship of 
bouthero Churchmen, Institute of International Relations, 
^terchurch World Movement, League of Nations a2 
tun, Save the Children Fund, and Southern Conference 
Educafaonal Fund. Also includes news reports of social 
economic, and religious conditions in the South reported to 

mtenal rektmg to Taylor, book reviews, P^Ssive Par£ 

■^ £ 7?"T"VF d - social ** "^ous concerns, 
™ SfS^ ? ^r^^ * T *? lol > a *&* 0* his papers 
?19W). P CW HJ>taric « 1 *»**!, Register nH 

iiformation on Hterary rights available in the repository, 
brift of the Rev. Taylor, 1955. * 

Lead;, Frank Willing, 1855-1943, collector ^ 6Wai7 

Genealogy of the signers of the Declaration of independ- 

In Filson Club collections (Louisville, Ky ) 
Letters, documents, and summaries concerning the family 
histories of ti» signers of the Declaration oftodepLS 
S?Sf h I **"**» ™te to descendants oTtn^Sr? 

mSfJT^ 7 ak ° -^ a typewritten copy in 20 vols. 
™JS&£%Sg&£ Calve^completedt 

JJ Llbrai7 ° f Con « ress has a microfilm copy (positive, 6 



Abbot, Ezra, 1819-1884. MS 65_1218 

Papers, 1853-84. 2 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives 

Professor of New Testament criticism and interpretation 
at Harvard University Correspondence, includmg^X 
the American Oriental Society, and lectures. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



am™* t*_ • »..- , MS 65-1218 

Abbot, Francis Elkngwood, 1836-1903 

Papers, 1848-1903. 15 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor in philosophy at Harvard University and Uni- 
tarian clergyman, of Toledo, Ohio. Correspondence: letter 
books (1872-1900) ; diaries (1869-1903) ; notebooks,- loTrf 
swmons, books, and poems; records (1870) of the Radical 
Club of Toledo; records (1876-79) of the National Liberal 
League; and records (1872-80) of the Index Association. 

inf ormafaon onliterary rights available in the repository. 

Chiefly gift of Dr. E.S. Abbot, 1940. 



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Abbott, Wilbur Cortez, 1869-1947. MB 65-1220 

Papers, 1908-46. 2 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives 
^Professor of history at Yale and Harvard Universities. 
Correspondence, notes, articles, lectures, and addresses 

the rSo'S ^ * ~ B ^ npW1 Prf0r a PP ]1 ^- * 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

« ±, „ „ MS 65-1221 

Anthony, John Gotdd, 1804-1877 

Papers, 1839-77. 1 box. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Assistant in conchology, Harvard Museum of Compara- 
tive Zoology. Correspondence and travel notes. 
Information on literary rights available in the respository. 

» tvxx nr • MS65-1222 

Babbitt, Irving, 1865-1933. 
Papers, 1884-1933. 8 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor and professor of French literature at Harvard 
University. Correspondence; mss. of literary works; and 
high school, college, and teaching notes. 

Before 1983 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Banks, Nathan, 1868-1953. MS65-1223 

Papers, 1915-35. 1 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Associate professor of zoology at Harvard University. 
Personal correspondence and professional papers. 

Open to investigators only upon "prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Bentley, William, 1759-1819. MS65-1224 

Correspondence, 1783-1815. 1 box. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Unitarian clergyman, of Salem, Mass. Letters to Bentley 
wTflijp? gS ' Wmiam D " ndrid *» P^ and^S 

Formerly part of the William Bentley papers at the 
American Antiquarian Society and Essex Institute 
^formation on literary rights available in the rerxraitory 
Gift of the Peabody Museum of Salem, Mass. ■ 

Bigelow, Jacob, 1787-1879. MS 65-1225 

Papers, 1816-27. 1 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of materia medica at Harvard University. Cor- 
respondence and memoranda. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

BScher, Maxime, 1867-1918. 65-1226 

Papers, 1893-1912. 3 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor and professor of mathematics at Harvard Uni- 
versity. Correspondence, bibliography, and examination 
papers. 

Before 1968. may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



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MS 65-1227 
Bond, George Phillips, 1825-1865. 
Papers, 1851-65. 2 boxes. 
Li Harvard University Archives. 

Observer and Director of the Astronomical Observatory of 

Harvard University. Correspondence and journal (1851). 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS65-1228 
Bond, William Cranch, 1789-1859. 
Papers, 1845-59. 2 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Astronomer at Harvard University. Personal corre- 
spondence and observation records. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1229 
Burke, Walter Safford, 1866-1931. 

Correspondence, 1898-1912. 1 box. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Professor of mechanical engineering at Harvard Univer- 
sity. 

- Before 1981 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1230 
Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894. 
Papers, 1850-94. 4 v. 
Li Harvard University Archives. 
Professor of chemistry and mineralogy at Harvard Uni- 
versity. Lecture notes. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1231 
Coolidge, Archibald Cary, 1866-1928. 

Papers, 1905-28. 6 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor and professor of history and director of the 
Harvard College Library. Correspondence, lectures, notes, 
addresses, and mss. of books. Coolidge's official correspon- 
dence is in the archives of the Harvard College Library. 

Before 1978 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 



MS65-1232 
Croswdl, William, 1760-1834. 
Papers, 1781-1834. 1 box. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Librarian and mathematician at Harvard College. Cor- 
respondence and papers relating primarily to library work. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gift of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, 
1964. 



MS 65-1233 
Dunster, Henry, 1609-1659. 

Papers, 1638-1914. 73 items. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
President of Harvard College. Personal and official cor- 
respondence, deeds, and other items; together with later 
correspondence relating to them. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Mainly gift of family. 



MS 65-1234 
Eliot, Charles William, 1834-1926. 

Papers, 1869-1924. 199 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

President of Harvard College. Personal and official cor- 
respondence, copies of speeches, photos., and other items 
relating to Harvard and its presidency. 

Shelf list in the repository, and indexes in correspondence. 

Before 1975 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1235 
EHot, Samuel Atkins, 1798-1862. 

Papers, 1820-61. 10 v. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Merchant and mayor of Boston, treasurer of Harvard 
University, and U. S. Bepresentative from Massachusetts. 
Personal correspondence (1818-24), merchant's letter book 
(1824-25) and personal financial records (1825-58), and 
articles and addresses (1824-61) relating largely to politics. 

Eliot's official papers as treasurer of Harvard University 
are in the archives of that office. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1236 
Everett, Edward, 1794-1865. 

Correspondence, 1815-54. 5 boxes. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

President of Harvard College. Correspondence relating 
.. to Harvard College. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1237 
Earrar, John, 1779-1853. 
Papers, 1813-27. 1 box. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of mathematics and natural philosophy at Har- 
vard College. Correspondence and papers. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS65-1238 
Fetton, Cornelius Conway, 1807-1862. 
Papers, 1839-62. 6 v. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
President of Harvard College. Personal and official cor- 
respondence, diaries (1853 and 1856), and lecture notes. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1239 
Fenn, William Wallace, 1862-1932. 

Papers, 1890-1932. 24 boxes. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of theology at Meadville Theological School, 
Chicago, HL and Harvard University. Lecture notes, ad- 
dresses, a few personal papers, and other items. _ 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



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Fofeom, Charles, 1794-1872. MS 65 ~ 12 * 

Papers, 1813-26. lbox. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
nae^i r S^ Ha 7 a f d F™*7 *** the Boston Athe- 

Folsom's official papers as librarian of Harvart Univer- 
sity are m the archives of Harvard College Libwr/ UmTOr 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



Francke, Kuno, 1855-1930. MS 65-1241 

Papers, 1890-1930. 3 boxes 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of German at Harvard University. Corre- 
spondence (1915-17), articles, and notes. ^ 
^ *"***«*• «** «Pon Prior application to the 



Frisbie, Levi, 1783-1822. ** 6WaiB 

Correspondence, 1805-20. 1 bos. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

P«W of Latin, natural religion, moral philosophy, 
and civil polity at Harvard University **»p*j, 

L^rmation on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gift of Mrs. A W. Lawrie, 1940, 



Gilman, Samuel, 1791-1858. MS 65-124S 

Papers, 1811-26. 5 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

j£SZi*LSSZt clerw of a - d —- s - c - 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



Goodwin, William Watson, 1831-1912 / ^ 65 ~ 1244 

Papers, 1879-1911. 2 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of Greek literature at Harvard Universitv 

Correspondence with colleagues. university. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



Gorham, John, 1783-1829. MS 65-1245 

Papers, 1824-27. 1 box. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of chemistry and materia medica at Harvard 
University. Correspondence and other papers. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



Grandgent, Charles Hall, 1862-1939 ^ 65 ~ 1246 

Papers, 1886-1915. 2 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
I^S^ ° f ,? omance languages at Harvard University. 
Linguistic and literary notes and memoranda. ^ 

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Greenough, Chester Noyes, 1874-1938 
Papers, 1900-38. 5 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of English at Harvard University. Personal 
correspondence and professional notes and mss. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. rr ° 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gross, Charles, 1857-1909. ** * W248 

Papers, 1888-1909. 4 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of history at Harvard University. Professional 
hss. and lecture notes. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

_ . _ MS 65-1249 

Harris, Thaddeus Mason, 1768-1842. 
Papers, 1822-42. 2ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Librarian of Harvard College and Unitarian clergyman, 
of Dorchester, Mass. Personal correspondence, sermons, and 
commonplace books. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



Harvard University. Archives. MS 65-1250 

Harvard presidents' papers, 1651-1804. 101 items. 

-in Harvard University Archives. 

Personal and official correspondence and documents (1745- 
90) of Samuel Langdon (15 items) ; correspondence, diary, 
f^L? ^ d0c T 6,1 l s (1651-1721) of John Leverett(40 
items); personal and official correspondence (1683-1707) 
of Increase Mather (18 items) ; and correspondence and ser- 
mon notes 1785-1804) of Joseph WaSffS) 

Other collections of papers of Harvard presidents are 
cataloged separately in the National union catalog of 
manuscript collections. ; "i"uug or 



Hedge, Levi, 1766-1844. MS 65 ~ 1251 

Papers, 1825-27. lbox. 
In Harvard University Archives 

JwET ° f , l0 ^ me *P h w' natural religion, moral 
philosophy, and civil polity at Harvard GaUegT Cor- 
respondence and other papers. * 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Hill, Thomas, 1818-1891. MS 65-1252 

Correspondence, 1821-91. 9 v. 
In Harvard University Archives 

™^ dent °* ¥%"* CoUe S e - Personal and official cor- 
respondence, including letter books. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Jackson, James, 1777-1867. MS 65-1253 

Papers, 1814-27. lbox. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Physician and Heisey professor of the theory and practice 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



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MS 65-1254 
Kirkland, John Thorton, 1770-1840. 
Papers, 1806-34. 10 v. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

President of Harvard College. Correspondence, diary 
(1816-17) , and memorandum books (1810-27) . 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 65-1255 
Kohler, Elmer Peter, 1865-1938. 

Correspondence, 1912-38. 3 boxes. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of chemistry at Harvard University. 

Professional correspondence. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1256 
Lane, William Coolidge, 1859-1931. 

Papers, 1887-1913. 1 box. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Librarian of Harvard College and lecturer on the history 
of printing. Personal correspondence and professional mbs. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Lane's official papers are in the archives of the Harvard 
College Library. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1257 
Lowell, Abbott Lawrence, 1856-1943. 

Papers, 1883-1943. 271 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

President of Harvard College. Personal and official cor- 
respondence, speeches, and other papers relating to Harvard 
College and its presidency. 

Shelf list in the repository, and indexes in correspondence. 

Before 1993 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1258 
Morgan, Morris Hicky, 1859-1910. 
Papers, 1888-1909. 9 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Professor of classical philology at Harvard University. 
Correspondence, diaries (1899-1909), and lectures. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1259 
Norton, Andrews, 1786-1853. 
Papers, 1806-53. 3 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Librarian and professor of sacred literature at Harvard 
University. Scholarly mss., lecture notes, and some personal 
correspondence. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1260 
Peck, William Dandridge, 1763-1822. 
Papers, 1777-1827. 1 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of natural history at Harvard University. Per- 
sonal and professional correspondence and mss. of writings 
and lectures given, 1805-22. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1261 
Peine, Benjamin, 1778-1831. 
Papers, 1786-1831. 2 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Librarian of Harvard College. Personal correspondence 
and historical mss^ including a history of Harvard Univer- 
sity which was published in 1833. 

MS 65-1262 
Peirce, Benjamin, 1809-1880. 
Papers, 1831-S0. 10 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of astronomy and mathematics at Harvard 
University. Family correspondence and professional 
papers. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 66-1263 
Pickering, Edward Charles, 1846-1919. 

Papers, 1850-1918. 5 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of astronomy at Harvard University. Personal, 
family, and official correspondence; an unpublished auto- 
biography; scrapbooks; and notebooks. 

Before 1970 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by Harvard College Observatory, 1952. 

MS 65-1264 
Pickering, John, 1777-1846. 
Papers, 1829-41. 1ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Overseer of Harvard College. Personal and official corre- 
spondence. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 65-1265 
Pickering, William Henry, 1858-1938. 
Papers, 1889-1924. 1ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Astronomer in charge of Harvard Observatory in Mande- 
ville, Jamaica. Personal correspondence and notebooks. 

Previous application should be made to Harvard Univer- 
sity Archives. 

MS 65-1266 
Popkin, John SneUing, 1771-1852. 
Letters, 1801-27. 1ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Professor of Greek at Harvard University. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 65-1267 
Putnam, Frederic Ward, 1839-1915. 
Papers, 1863-1916. 18 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Director of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeol- 
ogy and Anthropology. Chiefly professional papers, includ- 
ing correspondence, working papers, memoranda, and scrap- 
books. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1268 
Quincy, Josiah, 1772-1864. 
Papers, 1811-68. 23 v. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

President of Harvard College. Correspondence and offi- 
cial documents. 
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land, Benjamin, 1856-1934. ^ 65_1269 

Papers, 1897-1933. 3 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives 

Philosopher and librarian at Harvard University. Pro- 
fessional correspondence and scholarly papers 

untamT 011 t0 qU<>te fr ° m *• CoUection ^ ^ required 
Information on Uterary rights available in the repository. 

■*>■ u ji »™ . MS 65-1270 

Richards, Theodore William, 1868-1928 
Papers, 1889-1928. 7 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Prof essor of chemistry at Harvard University. Personal 
and professional correspondence, teaching jibs- lecture ksb., 
and clippings. ' 

Access restricted until 1978. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Ropes, James Hardy, 1866-1933 ^ 65_12Tl 

Papers, 1895-1927. 8 boxes. \ 
InHarvard University Archives. \ 

at HkSTS °4 — * ""l*" 1 of &» theological school 
Id^dtaSngT^. *"**»* —■*£- - 

thfrSosiS ^ * "" ^ DP0n P rior *PPKcation *» 

SSS*^ ° n A "^"yjng^ amiable in the repository^ 
Deposit from Andover-Harvard Library, 1954.^^ 

Royce,Josiah, 1855-1916. MS 65-1272 

Papers, 1882-1916. 25 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

. J^T*- * ^""fr* at Harvard University. Personal 
and professional correspondence, mss. of lectures and arti- 
cles, and notes. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Sargent, Dudley Allen, 1849-1924. MS 6$ ~ mi 

Papers, 1879-1919. 11 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives 

r™^ 801 " ° f ] S ysical trtmil W and ™™**>t of Hemenway 
Gymnasium at Harvard University. Personal and profes* 

Z pho?oT spo nce ' financial records ' "**». ^^ 

the^Sto^ "* "" ^ "* UP ° n Pri0r •»»*»*« to 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Searle, Arthur, 1837-1920. MS65-1274 

Papers, 1887-1912. 4 boxes. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of astronomy at Harvard University Profes- 
sional papers, reminiscences, and memoranda. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository 



Sew»B, Stephen, 1734-1804. ^ ^^ 

Papers, 1765-82. 7 v. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of Oriental languages at Harvard University. 
Lectures on Hebrew and Oriental literature delivered at 
Harvard University. 
Information on Uterary rights available in the repository. 



«u« t t t MS 65-1276 

SssMey, John Langdon, 1804-1885. 

Papers, 1831-85. 28 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Magazine editor, librarian, and biographer at Harvard 
University. Correspondence (largely professional), diaries: 
journals ; and historical notes and clippings. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Deposited by the Massachusetts Historical Society, 1940 
and 1961. 



Smith, Clement Lawrence, 1844-1909. 
Papers, 1850-1905. 3 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of Latin and dean of Harvard University Cor- 
respondence (mostly personal), diaries, and lecture notes. 
Information on literary notes available in the repository. 

~ .. „ ,_ Lm . MS 65-1278 

Smyth, Herbert Weir, 1857-1937. 

Papers, 1876-1928. 2 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of Greek and dean of Harvard University. 
Personal correspondence and professional papers. 

Before 1987 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

a _, , „ MS 65-1279 

Sparks, Jared, 1789-1866. 

Correspondence, 1849-53. 1 v. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Historian and president of Harvard College. Official cor- 
respondence. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

fl T5£iiS** k Cumt John """■ ^S 

Papers, 1865-1933. 7 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

JS^SSjL*™* UniTOrsity - *— 

the^S may '~ U T ^ np ° n P ri " ^cation to 
Information on literary rights available in Hie repository. 

Swain, George Fillmore, 1857-1931. MS 65-1281 

Papers, 1909-29. 3 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of civil engineering at Harvard University. 
iTTOiessional papers. 

Before 1981 may be seen only upon prior application to 
tne repository. " 

LTformation on literary rights available in the repository. 
Deposited by the Gordon McKay Library, 1961. 



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Miayer, Joseph Henry, 1828-1901 MS 65-1282 

Papers, 1883-1901. 3 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

fi t wf^T? f • NeW Z eS ^ m t nt criticism and interpretation 
at Harvard University. Professional papers. 
Information on Uterary rights available in the repository 



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MS 65-1288 
Thayer, William Roscoe, 1859-1923. 
Papers, 1896-1920. 2 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Author and overseer of Harvard College. Correspondence 
relating to Harvard, and lecture notes. 

Until 1973 previous application should be made to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1284 
Ticknor, George, 1791-187L 
Lectures, 1817-35. 2 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Author and professor of French and Spanish literature at 
Harvard University. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS65-1285 
TreadwelL, Daniel, 1791-1872. 
Papers, 1821-87. 1 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Inventor and professor of the application of science to 
the useful arts, Harvard University. Personal and profes- 
sional papers. 

MS65-1286 
Walker, James, 1794-1874. 
Papers, 1840-72. 8 v. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

President of Harvard College. Personal and official cor- 
respondence, library catalog, and other papers. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1287 
Ware, Henry, 1764-1845. 
Papers, 1805-42. 1ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Unitarian minister and professor of divinity at Harvard 
University. Lectures and sermons. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS65-1288 
Ware, Henry, 1794-1843. 
Papers, 1820-42. 1 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Unitarian minister and professor of pulpit eloquence and 
pastoral care at the Harvard Divinity School. Personal cor- 
respondence, sermons, and professional notes. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 65-1289 
Warren, Henry Clarke, 1854-1899. 
Papers, 1891-99. 1ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Author and student of Oriental languages, Cambridge, 
Mass. Correspondence and linguistic notes. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1290 
Warren, John Collins, 1778-1856. 
Papers, 1814-27. 1 box. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of anatomy and surgery at Harvard University. 
'Correspondence and other papers. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1291 
Webster, John White, 1793-1850. 
Papers, 1826-35. lbox. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of chemistry and mineralogy at Harvard Uni- 
versity. Correspondence and other papers. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1292 
Wendell, Barrett, 1855-1921. 
Papers, 1873-1921. 6 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of English at Harvard University. Memoirs, 
mss. of published works, professional notes, and lectures. 

Before 1971 may be seen only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1293 
Whipple, George Chandler, 1866-1924. 
Papers, 1888-1924. 2 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of sanitary engineering at Harvard University. 
Diaries and professional mss. 

Before 1974 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1294 
White, Horatio Stephens, 1852-1934. 
Papers, 1885-1926. 5 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of German at Harvard University. Profes- 
sional notes. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1295 
Wfflard, Sidney, 1780-1856. 
Papers, 1807-26. 1 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of Hebrew and other Oriental languages at 
Harvard University. Correspondence, lecture notes, and 

literary mss. .■■■.■■■■'. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS 65-1296 

Williams, Samuel, 1743-1817. 
Papers, 1780-68. 1 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of mathematics and natural philosophy at Har- 
vard University. Professional papers. 
Information on literary rights available m the repository. 



MS 65-1297 
Willson, Robert Wheeler, 1853-1922. 
Papers, 1898-1916. 1ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of astronomy at Harvard University. Profes- 
sional observations, computations, and notes. 

Before 1972 may be seen only upon prior application to the 
repository. . 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



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Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897. MS * W298 

Papers, 1847-97. 6 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Librarian of Harvard University and historian. Corre- 
spondence (1851-S6), diaries (1881-97), journals (1847-70} 
scrapbooks (1847-97), notebooks, pencil sketches, poems! 
and essays. ' 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

tit- .l MS 65-1299 

Winthrop, John, 1714-1779. 

Papers, 1728-89. 2 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Astronomer and professor of mathematics and natural 
philosophy at Harvard University. Diaries (1739-79) 
meteorological journal (1742-79), abstracts of sermons' 
(1728-29) , and scientific notes. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

_. . MS 65-1300 

Woodworth, Jay Backus, 1865-1925. 

Papers, 1880-1924. 6 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Associate professor of geology at Harvard University. 
Correspondence, personal, and regarding the Geological 
Society of Boston, Mass^ the American Geophysical Union, 
the U. S. Geological Survey, and the New York State 
Museum; diaries; and notes for lectures and teaching. 

Before 1974 may be seen only upon prior application to 
the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

„ MS 65-1301 

Young, AHyn Abbott, 1876-1929. 
Papers, 1898-1927. 8 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of economics at Harvard University. Corre- 
spondence and notes for Young's lectures at Harvard Uni- 
versity. 

Before 1979 may be seen only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Allen, Wiffiam, 1784-1868. MS 65-1302 

Family correspondence, 1802-53. ca. 4 ft. (307 items) 

in Harvard University, Houghton Library 

Unitarian dergyman, of Rondout, N. Y. Family corre- 

sjpondence reflecting the Unitarian movement in MassachT 

setts and New York Includes letters to Allen from various 

persons; 82 letters from WiUiam Henry Channing (18lT 

1884) to hjs wife Juba Allen Channing; andTletters from 

OtSTsI? 617 (1727 - 1820 > to Wmiam Ellery Chan5n^ 

•64M-240 iShed inv<mt017 ' m **» Ub ««y's Accession record 
Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Inf ormation on literary rights available in the library 
Purchased from WiUiam P. Wreden, 1965 



Cartland family. MS 65-1303 

Papers, 1832-1910. 20 ft (1862items) 

*? Harvard University, Houghton Library 

Family correspondence and papers of the Cartland family, 
particularly ^ Moses Austin Cartland (1805-1863), Quaker 
^f*^ °f, N ! w , H«««»Psbire and Providence, B. L; of 
Joseph Cartland , (1810-1898) ; and of Gertrude^ E. (Whit- 

^ ?^^- (1 . 82a - mi) - ^^"d* 13 letters from John 
&reenleaf Whittier and other prominent Quakers of the 
period; a diary of Gertrude E. (Whittier) Cartland- and 



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various papers relating to the Moses Brown School in 
Providence. 

Unpublished inventory in the library's Accession record 
bMS Am 1752. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gift of Prof. Martha Hale Shackford, granddaughter of 
Moses Austin Cartland, 1942. " 



*t tt «. ._ „, MS65-1804 

Van Valkenburg, Edwin A d. 1932. 

Political correspondence, 1896-1932. 10 ft. (1295 items) 

In Harvard University, Houghton Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) of the original letters 
of Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. in the Theodore Roosevelt Memo- 
rial Association in New York City. 

Editor of the "North American." Includes letters of 
Albert J. Beveridge, Edward W. Bok, Albert Kidgely 
Brunker, Henry Prather Fletcher, William Flinn, Her- 
mann Hagedorn, Warren G. Harding, Hiram W. Johnson, 
George W. Perkins, Gifford Pinchot, Corinne (Boosevelt) 
Robinson, Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), Theodore 
Roosevelt (1887-1944), William Cameron Sproul, Arthur 
Isaiah Vorys, John Wanamaker, Leonard Wood, and many 
other people involved in national and Pennsylvania politics, 
the Republican Party, and the Progressive Movement 

.»H!J P ,rr sbed inventor y ™ the library's Accession record 
63M— 219. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 
Formerly part of the Theodore Roosevelt Collection in 
the university's Widener Library. 



Bauer, Frederick Charles, 1886- 65-1305 

Papers, 1909-60. 1 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of agriculture at the University of Illinois. 
Correspondence, notes, research papers, addresses, dippings, 
publications, photos, and workpapers relating to agronomy 
teaching, soil productivity, the Morrow plats, experiment 
fields, fertilizers, the McKinley Foundation and Bauer's 
career, including his positions in charge of soils extension, 
chief of experimental fields, and professor of soil fertility 



t> ... ™ MS 65-1306 

Burriu, Thomas Jonathan, 1839-1916. 
Papers, 1863-1910. 1 ft and 1 box. 
In University of Illinois, University Archives. 
Professor of botany and vice president of the University 
of Illinois. Letter press copybooks, journals, and an auto- 
biographical sketch covering Burrill's boyhood in northern 
Illinois. The journals include lecture notes, definitions, 
questions, and diagrams made in various courses at Illinois 
State Normal University (1863-64) and a diary (1875, 
1877-78) of personal observations on crops, weather, plants! 
insects, seeds, and personal activity. Most of the letters were 
written by Burrill in his official capacity as vice president 
of the University of Illinois/and also as chairman of the 
Juiward Snyder Loan Fund Committee and of the board of 
directors of the Y. M. C. A- They relate chiefly to univer- 
sity affairs and include biographies of Selim H. Peabody 
and Edward Snyder and reports of the Snyder Memorial 
Committee and the Committee on Graduate Work. The pri- 
vate correspondence relates to drainage and timber on But- 
e's Arkansas lands, assessment of his Chicago lots, scien- 
tinc investigations, and also to university affairs. 
Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 



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MS 65-1307 
Case, Harold Clayton H 1890-1966 

Papers, 1918-64. 4 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of agriculture at the University of Illinois. 
Correspondence, Mas. of public addresses and talks, publica- 
tions, lecture notes, clippings and news releases relating to 
farm management extension, farm accounting, crop fore- 
casts, the Farm Management Service, agricultural adjust- 
ment, farm debt adjustment, mortgages and leases, farm 

tenancy, agricultural economic courses, wartime food produc- 
tion, farm appraisal, postwar European food supplies and 
agricultural production, agricultural conditions in China 
(1946), agricultural economic meetings and training pro- 
grams, land use, price supports, and the history of agricul- 
tural economics. 

MS 65-1308 
FairHe, John Archibald, 1872-1947. 

Papers, 1885-1947. 32 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of political science at the University of Illinois 
and managing editor of the "American political science re- 
view." Correspondence, notes, text outlines, mbs. of writ- 
ings, clippings, and reprints relating to public administra- 
tion, State, county, township, and municipal government, 
and related topics. Includes material relating to the Amer- 
ican Political Science Association, the National Municipal 
League, the Social Science Research Council, the Illinois 

Special Tax Commission, the Illinois Efficiency and Econ- 
omy Committee, university and departmental matters, staff 
appointments, Illinois Pacific Aid Commission, American 
Association of University Professors, and family affairs. 
Correspondents include Charles A. Beard, Frederick A. 
Cleveland, William E. Dodd, James W. Garner, Frank J. 
Goodnctw, Edmund J. James, David Kinley, Charles E. 
Merriam, Frederick A. Ogg, and Frank W. Taussig. 
Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 

MS 65-1309 
Faye, Christopher UrdahL 1886- 

Papers, 1934-61. 1 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Library cataloger and assistant professor at the Univer- 
sity of Illinois. Bibliography of writings on Zulu phi- 
lology, religion, theology, and librarianship; notes on exhi- 
bits of the Bible, 1934-35; reprints; book review, announce- 
ments, and lecture outlines on "The western book," "Tran- 
scription and transliteration," and "The cataloging of manu- 
scripts." 

MS 65-1310 
HOlebrand, Harold Newcomb, 1887-1953. 

Papers, 1918-47. 1 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten and typewritten). 

Head of the English Dept. at the University of Illinois. 
Correspondence; handwritten and typewritten copies of 
The wasp," with descriptive notes; "Notes on 17th century 
plays" ; and a lecture on comedy. Includes letters ( 1918-19) 
to HUlebrand from Stuart Pratt Sherman about Urbana, 
Til , during World War i; letters from the Central Council 
for Nursing Education, from friends, and theatrical agents 

about Hillebrand's play "Florence Nightingale"; letters 
from Ida %m *1™, Sam Baphaelson, and Brock Pemberton 
about the play, "The old order"; letters from Joseph Q, 
Adams and George Kittredge about Hillebrand's "Vario- 
rium" (1946) and "Troilus and Cressida" (1953). Other 
correspondents include William Archer, Ernest A. Boyd, 
Arthur Jones, and Thornton Wilder. 



MS 66-1311 
Hopkins, B. Smith, 1873-1952. 
Papers, 1917-52. 1ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 
Professor of inorganic chemistry at the University of 
Illinois. Correspondence relating to research work on the 
rare earths, fractionation of rare earth solutions, element 61 
or "illinium," shipment and use of rare earth salts, ionic 
migration method of separating rare earth, x-ray spectro- 
graphic analysis of rare earths, Hopkins' faculty appoint- 
ment (1919), work of graduate students, textbooks and 
revisions, x-ray equipment, laboratory notebooks (1925-81), 
chemical manufacturing, and Hopkins' genealogy; and a 
posthumous list of Hopkins' publications, consistin g of 12 
books and 129 articles. Correspondents include Gerald 
Druce, of England; J. AMm Harris, of Canada; G. Hevesy, 
of Copenhagen; Charles James; David Kinley ; B. J. Meyer, 
of Berlin; William A. Noyes; Luigi Kolla, of Florence; 
Manne Siegbahn, of Uppsala; S. Urbain, of Paris; and 
Leonard F. Yntema. 



MS 65-1312 
Ketchum, Milo Smith, 1872-1934. 

Papers, 1899-1902. 1 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Contracting and designing engineer for the Gillette- 
Herzog Manufacturing Company of Minneapolis in Hough- 
ton, Mich. Letter press copybook concerning Ketchum's 
business activities, including the preparation of plans and 
bids and the supervising of work on copper mine trestles, 
shaft houses, and on cars ; papers relating to the publication 
of the annual report of the Ulinois Society of Engineers 
and Surveyors, the preparation of plans for bridges, the 
securing of materials, proper construction, and payment 
for Ketchum's services; and biEs (1902) for surveying lots 
in Champaign, UL 



MS 65-1313 
Harrison, Ellen Wain. 

Papers, 1895-1900. 1 ft. (ca. 100 items) 

In Independence National Historical Park collections 
(Philadelphia) 

Kegent of the Philadelphia Chapter* of the Daughters of 
the American Revolution. Mainly letters by or to Mrs. 
Harrison relating to the restoration of Independence Hall 
and the museum in Independence Hall. 

Typewritten calendar in the repository. 

Gift of George L. Harrison, 1952. On deposit with the 
American Philosophical Society Library from 1952-63, it 
formed part of the society's Independence National His- 
torical Park collection (MS 61-1073) . 



MS 65-1314 
Philadelphia. Board to Take Charge of and Collect His- 
torical Belies for the Museums of Independence EaU. 
William H. Staake collection, 1900-17. 1 ft. (ca. 200 



uo ') 

In Independence National Historical Park collections 
(Philadelphia) . 

Correspondence and minute book, mainly concerning rel- 
ics and paintings for the museum in Independence Hall 
and adjoining buildings. William H. Staake was secretary 
of the board. 

Gift of William W. Staake, 1962. 



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i>i.-i j . u- MS 65-1315 

fr-luJadelphia. Bureau of City Property. Independence HaU 
Division. 

Independence Hall collections, 1896-1950. ca. 100,000 
items. 

,J^, Independence National Historical Park coUections 
(Philadelphia) 

Official correspondence and personnel, equipment, and 
museum records, covering restorations of Independence Hall, 
Congress Hall, and Old City Hall and all aspects of ad- 
ministration, both of the buildings and of the museum col- 
lection. 
Permanent loan from the city of Philadelphia, 1951. 

p..,, , . . MS 65-1316 

Philadelphia. Independence HaU. Board of Managers, Na- 
tional Museum. 
Chew loan collection, 1873-1918. 3 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 

/t^, , ,F? ndence Nationa l Historical Park collections 
(Philadelphia) 

Letters received and drafts of outgoing letters concem- 

^ 9 o^ atl f nal Museam ; ""Mfc book and accession books 
(l87d-98) ; donor and subject indices; inventories; minute 
book (1874-76) of the Committee on Restoration of Inde- 
pendence Hall ; and letters received by the committee's chair- 
man, Frank M. Etting. Most of the material relates to the 
administration of the National Museum in Independence 
Hall and the collection of relics for the museum and rep- 
resents the files of Mary B. Chew, secretary of the Board of 
Managers. 

Indefinite loan from Benjamin and Samuel Chew. 1961- 
63. 



o „ _ „ ' MS 65-1317 

Sellers, Horace Wells, 1857-1933. 
Papers, 1730-1930. ca. 4 ft. 

/^•, ^ de P enden< » National Historical Park collections 
(Philadelphia) 

In part, transcripts of documents relating to the history 
of Independence Hall and Congress Hall, from various 
sources. 

Correspondence, reports, and photos, relating to the 
relation of the Independence Hall group by a committee 
of the Philadelphia Chapter, American Institute of Archi- 
tects, of which Sellers was secretary; transcripts, clippings, 
and notes on the architectural history of the Independence 
ttall group; report of an architectural survey of Bartram 
House and minutes (1925) of the American Institute of 
Architects Restoration Committee; reports and correspond- 
ence concerning the "old Philadelphia survey" (1932) ; and 
miscellaneous notes on architectural history and related 
subjects. 

Gift of Lester H. Sellers. 

This material was formerly in the American Philosophical 
Society Library, forming part of the society's Independence 
.National Historical Park collection (MS 61-1073). 

_ ,_. MS 65-1318 

Cashing family. 

Cushing-Orne papers, 1730-1922. ca. 250 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Correspondence, accounts, and documents (1750-86) of 
Thomas Gushing (1725-1788), Boston merchant and poli- 
tician, including the Resolves establishing a Committee of 
Correspondence sent by the Virginia House of Burgesses on 
March 12, 1773 to Cushing as speaker of the Massachusetts 
General Court; correspondence (1781-86) between the ex- 
porting firm of John De Neufville and Sons, of Holland, 
and Cushing, as chairm a n of the Committee on Foreign Af- 



fairs; and the commission (Aug. 29, 1786) authorizing Cush- 
ing and others to represent Massachusetts at the Annapolis 
Convention on Trade. The correspondence between Cushing 
and the John De Neufville firm concerns goods shipped to 
Massachusetts by the order of Jonathan Loring Austin and 
describes the difficulties of shipment due to the war, the low 
status of American credit, and the sympathies of the Dutch 
people; papers (1776-1807) of Thomas Cushing, Jr., includ- 
ing military commissions placing him in the Massachusetts 

Militia under Benjamin Lincoln in 1776 and 1786; Orne 
family papers (1773-1818) including accounts (1772-75) for 
cordage by Timothy Orne, merchant of Salem, Mass., and 
much correspondence (1789-97) of the young Orne sisters, 
with descriptions of social practices and dress of the period. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Harold O. Wellman, 1965. 

MS 65-1319 
OKn, William Mik>, 1845-1911. 

Papers, 1848-1949. ca. 160 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Soldier and secretary of state of Massachusetts. Corre- 
spondence and personal letter books (1861-1911) containing 
descriptions of action during Olin's service (1862-65) with 
the 36th Massachusetts Volunteers at Fredericksburg, Va., 
the capture of Vicksburg (1863), the Battle of the Wilder- 
ness (1864), and the Siege of Petersburg (1865) ; personal 
letters and papers (1881-1911) regarding the activities and 
policies of the G. A R. of which Olm was an officer, especially 
his interest (1893-1911) in the veteran's pensions legislation 
(the Sulloway bill) ; personal correspondence dealing with 
matters of concern to Olin as secretary of state (1891-1911), 
including correspondence with James G. Blaine, Henry 
Laurens Dawes, George F. Hoar, and John D. Long; and 
documents (1879-85) regarding the establishment of a uni- 
form design for the Great Seal of Massachusetts. Includes 
a typewritten transcript of excerpts from Olin's letters 
(1862-65) to his mother. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Gift of Gilbert L Bean, 1965. 



_ . - .. MS65-1820 

Tucker family. 

Papers, 1709-1891. ca, 200 items. 

In Massachusetts Historical Society Library. 

Accounts, receipts, deeds, and inventories dating 1709- 
1830, and other papers. The papers of Capt. Jonathan 
Tucker (d. 1790) of the Massachusetts Militia include the 
records (1745-88) of Country Gore (Worcester Co.) and of 
Charlton, Mass., with town warrants (1760-77) for the es- 
tablishment of services, assessments, and tax rolls, and docu- 
ments relating to the duties of the offices of collector, asses- 
sor, and constable held by Tucker from 1761-88. Military 
documents (1754-61) of Capt. Tucker include papers relat- 
ing to his company's activities and a journal kept during 
the Crown Point Campaign; accounts of Capt Tucker are 
those kept while he acted as delegate (1774-75) to the Pro- 
vincial Congress. The papers of Lt Jonathan Tucker (d. 
1820) relate to his service with the 5th Regt. Militia (1779) 
to enemy activity at Potterhill, N. Y, to his occupation as 
representative (1781-96) for the proprietors of Calais, Vt, 
and to his participation in Shay's Rebellion. The letters 
(1819-22) of William Tucker, printer, written from Ala- 
bama and New Orleans, describe land opportunities in the 
Texas territory and the difficulties of establishing a news- 
paper. Names represented include Jonathan Tucker (d. 
1749), housewright of Roxbury, Mass. (1709-48). 
Unpublished guide in the library. 

Purchase, 1965. 



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MS 65-1321 
American Legion. Michigan. Fort Dearborn Post No. 364, 
Dearborn. 
Records, 1935-49. 9 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Rosters and a history (1949) of the post, compiled by 
Floyd L. Haight 

MS 65-1322 
Ann Arbor, Mich. Huron Hills Golf Club. 

Records, 1924-28. 150 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, financial papers, articles of as- 
sociation, and membership lists. 

MS 65-1323 
Bnrsley, Joseph Aldrich, 1877-1950. 

Papers, 1909-50. 900 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Dean of students at the University of Michigan. Chiefly 
correspondence, with bills, receipts, and lists of class mem- 
bers relating to the Class of 1899, particularly class re- 
unions; and a ms. of an article relating to student loan 
funds at the university, 1927-28. 

MS 65-1324 
Children's Fund of Michigan. 

Records, 1929-55. 22ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, financial records, scrapbooks of clippings, 
and other papers relating to a fund, e st a b lis h ed by James 
Couzens and directed by "William J. Norton to support proj- 
ects and agencies promoting the medical and general wel- 
fare of children. 

Gift of Mr. Norton, 1964-65. 

MS65-1325 
Civic Committee on the Dramatic Season, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
Scrapbooks, 1938-5L 8 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Scrapbooks of correspondence, newspaper clippings, and 
pictures relating to actors and plays of the drama season 
sponsored by the committee. 
Gift of William 6. Halstead, 1956. 

MS 65-1326 
Cook, Sullivan, 1834-1903. 
Letters, 1862-63. 72 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Soldier and farmer. Letters concerning daily camp life 
and home affairs, written by Cook to his wife while he was 
serving in Company 1, 1st U. S. Sharpshooters. 
Gift of Mrs. Louise H. Ferster, 1965. 



MS 65-1327 
Crawford, Fred Lewis, 1888-1957. 

Papers, 1925-53. ca. 4 ft, and 25 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Sugar processor and U. S. Representative from Michigan. 
Correspondence, speeches, and other papers relating mainly 
to personal and financial affairs (especially Crawford's 
Texas ranch) and political and congressional affairs in the 
1930's; papers relating to his activities as a member of the 



Insular Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives; 
scrapbooks of clippings and photos.; and papers of the 
Michigan Sugar Company. Correspondents include Wilber 
Brucker, Leonard Hall, George A. Malcolm, and relatives 
of Crawford. 
Gift of Mrs. Crawford, 1964. 

MS 65-1328 
Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America. Michigan 
Chapter. 
Records, 1956-60. 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Genealogical notes, scrapbook, and other papers. 
On loan from the society. 



MS 65-1329 
Dice, Lee Raymond, 1887- 

Papcrs, 1938-56. 6 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of zoology at the University of Michigan. 
Chiefly correspondence dealing with the University of Mich- 
igan's Dept of Zoology, and Institute of Human Biology 
with some miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Mr. Dice, 1958. 

MS 65-1830 
Dickinson, Donald McDonald, 1846-1917. 

Papers, 1884r-1903. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies of 19 letters from Dickinson to W. F. 
Vilas and microfilm copy (1 reel) of correspondence of 
Dickinson, Grover Cleveland and Daniel S. Lamont, made 
from originals in the library of Congress. 

Lawyer and U. S. Postmaster General- Correspondence; 
8 vols, of records and documents on arbitration between the 
U. S. and El Salvador (1895-1900); and a scrapbook of 
newspaper clippings on Dickinson's political career. In- 
cludes a letter (1903) from J. P. Irish to Dickinson about 
affairs in El Salvador; and letters to James B. Angell, W. 
Q. Gresham, Daniel Magone, Lawrence Maxwell, Don M 
Montgomery, J. Sterling Morton, G. M Pritchard, William 
B. Sears, Hoke Smith, Francis L. Stetson, and Henry T. 
Thurber. 

Gift of Donald M Dickinson, Jr. 

MS 65-1331 
Ford, Corydon La, 1813-1894. 
Papers, 1873-1900. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of anatomy at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence, reports on Ford's faculty activities, lecture 
notes, syllabi, plates, and other papers relating largely to 
his work in the Medical School 

MS 65-1332 
German Christian Agricultural and Benevolent Society of 
Ora et Labora, Bay Port, Mich. 

Records, 1850-1949. 32 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence; legal papers; record book (1862-68) con- 
taining correspondence, the constitution, minutes, accounts, 
lists of members, and resolutions; financial records; map of 
colony lands; historical sketches; and newspaper clippings. 

Gift of Mrs. Robert E. Morse, 1958. 



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r-=-j a * xu « MS65-1333 

Grand Army of the Republic Dept. of Michigan. 

Becords, 1879-1941. 35 items and 21 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions, 

Minutes, financial records, membership lists, clippings, 
and otter papers of C. J. Dickerson Post, Hillsdale; Spear 
Post No, 144; Welch Post No. 137, Ann Arbor; and Esta- 
brook Woman's Belief Corp., Ann Arbor; and the visitor's 
register of the 25th National Encampment, Detroit, 188L 

Described in Guide to manuscripts in the Michigan His- 
torical Collections of the University of Michigan, by B M. 
Warner and L C. Brown (1963) p. 215-216. 

Acquired from various sources. 



o j » ■* „ t MS 65-133* 

brand Kapids Urban League and Brough Community Asso- 
ciation. 

Records, 1943-61. ca. 3 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, reports, newsletters, and other 
papers relating to the activities of the association and the 
Negro community of Brough in Grand Rapids, Mich. 

Deposited by the league, 1964. 



„.-,,» MS 65-1335 

Griggs, Earl Leslie, 1899- 

Correspondence, 1928-31. 53 items. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of English at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence pertaining to Griggs' securing a position on the 
faculty of the University of Michigan and to his subsequent 
scholarly activities. 



„. MS 65-1336 

Highland Park Civic Association. 

Papers, 1950-51. 70 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, articles of incorporation, property restric- 
tion agreements, membership blanks, and other papers of an 
association, which sought restrictions on property occupancy 
and transferraL 



_i „ „. MS 65-1337 

Holmes, Roy Hinman, 1882-1949. 

Papers, ca. 1930-39. 2 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of sociology at the University of Michigan. 
Correspondence and papers relating to Holmes' professional 
activities. Includes a number of studies of Michigan rural 
communities, made by Holmes' students, 1933-34 

Gift of Mrs. Holmes, 1953-62. 

, i_iv , MS65-1338 

Lacy, Arthur Jay, 1876- 

Papers, 1913-64. ca. 500 items and 8 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Lawyer and judge, of Detroit. Correspondence and other 
papers relating to Lacy's tenure (1913-15) as judge of the 
Wayne Co. (Mich.) Court of Domestic Relations, his activi- 
ties as a bank "doctor" during the depression, and as a Dem- 
ocrat in the elections of 1932 and 1934. Correspondents 



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include William A. Comstock, John Dingell, Woodbridge N. 
Ferris, Horace H Backham, and Murray D. Van Wagoner. 
Gift of Mr. Lacy, 1964. 



MS 65-1339 
Ladies' Literary Club, YpsUanti, Mich. 
Records, 1894-1956. 75 items and 20 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes, financial records, reports, scrapbooks, and mis- 
cellaneous papers. 
On loan from the club. 



MS 65-1340 
Lorch, Emil, 1870-1963. 

Papers, 1891-1963. 18 ft. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Architect, director of the University of Michigan's School 
of Architecture, and architectural historian. Correspond- 
ence, speeches, notes, clippings, memoranda, and pictures 
relating to all aspects of Lorch's career and including papers 
about the Chicago School of Architecture with which he 
was associated from 1900-02; papers (1901-16) of the Archi- 
tectural League of America; papers (1930's) of the Midwest 
Division of the Historic American Buildings Survey; papers 
(1918-30's) relating to the Association of Collegiate Schools 
of Architecture and the Education Committee of the Amer- 
ican Institute of Architects; and legislation (1915-30's) for 
the registration of architects. The bulk of the collection 
from 1938 on consists of correspondence about and materials 
collected for a history of Michigan architecture and the 
restoration of buildings on Mackinac Island and in Dear- 
born, Detroit, and Dexter, Mich. Correspondents include 
Mortimer E. Cooley, Royal S. Copeland, George Elmslie, 
Richardson French, Cass Gilbert, Percy Ives, Fiske KimbalL 
William Herbert Langford, Frederick M. Mann, Geza Ma- 
roti, William Merchant, Lewis Mumford, Irving K. Pond, 
Henry Smith Pritchete, Denman W. Ross, and Louis 
Sullivan. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bailey. 



„ „ „ MS 65-1341 

McCollum family. 

Papers, 1831-90. 49 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts. 

Letters about family and business affairs written from 
various towns in southern Michigan; legal documents and 
certificates; and a justice of the peace docket book of David 
T. McCollum. Correspondents include Levi and David T. 
McCollum and Caroline W. Gridley. 

Gift of George L. McCollum, 1946. 



«*- • „™ ~ MS 65-1342 

McKenzie, Wdham Dexter, 1873- 

Correspondence, 1909-17. 80 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence dealing with the return of the University 
of Michigan to the Western Athletic Conference. Corre- 
spondents include Philip G. Bartelme, Henry M Bates, 
Victor H Lane, and James O. Murfin. 

Gift of Mr. McKenzie, 1948. 



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MS 65-1343 
Michigan. 

Records of State agencies, 1805-1957. 1 ft, 4 items, 17 v., 
and 1 reel of microfilm. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Michi gan Territorial records consisting of an extract of 
proceedings of the Governor and judges of the Territory 
about land for the Detroit jail and courthouse (1812) and a 
list of import taxes (1805) ; minutes, reports, extracts, and 
financial records (1911-13) of the Public Domain Commis- 
sion; minutes (1883-1932) of the State Board of Dentistry 

and register of licensed dentists (1907-57) ; daily weather 
records (1880-93) for the Ann Arbor area kept for the 
State Board of Health; records (1934-38) of the State 
Emergency Welfare Relief Commission composed of direc- 
tives of the State relief administrator, William Haber, con- 
taining information on the operation of all New Deal agen- 
cies in Michigan ; Newaygo and Northport Road survey 
(1859) made by the State Land Office; records (1903-07) of 
the State Prison of Southern Michigan at Jackson; reports 
(1900) of the comprehensive Michigan Railroad Appraisal, 

directed by Mortimer E. Cooley for the State Tax Commis- 
sion, together with appraisals of plank roads and canals 
built in Michigan; and account book (1878-81) of the East- 
ern Michigan Asylum (later Tpsilanti State Hospital). 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) entries 
no. 2727, 2752, 2755-2757, 2759, 2761, 2762, and 2765. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-1344 
Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs. 

Records, 1898-1951. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, financial records, annual, sec- 
retary's, and board of managers reports; materials relating 
to State conventions, and miscellaneous papers. 



MS 65-1345 
Michigan State Historical Society. 

Records, 1898-1950. 75 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 
Correspondence, minutes, and financial reports. 



MS 65-1346 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Agricultural societies records, 1847-1947. 57 items and 
18 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Constitutions, minutes, membership lists, financial records, 
and other records of Michigan farmers' organizations and 
agricultural societies. Names represented include the Farm- 
er's Club of School District No. 73, Kent Co. ; Harmony Al- 
liance No. 49, Marion Township, Livingston Co.; Kala- 
mazoo County Agricultural Society; Lapeer County Agri- 
cultural Society; Fawn River Grange, Glass Creek Grange 
No. 425, and Stoney Creek Grange No. 51 of the Patrons of 
Husbandry ; and the Peninsular Farmers Club (in the Grand 
Traverse Region) . 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 



single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
yii.Tiigim i by R. M. Warner and L C. Brown (1963) en- 
tries no. 2684, 2699, 2716, 2721, 2779, 2782, 2948, and 2949. 
Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-1347 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Biographical papers, 1830-1961. ca. 75 items and 6 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten and photocopy) . 

Biographical sketches, autobiographies, reminiscences, 
letters containing biographical data, and other papers relat- 
ing chiefly to residents of Michigan, and containing in- 
formation on pioneer days and life in many Michigan cities 
and towns. Includes material on William Baird, Jessie 
Bonstelle, Henry Fox, Martin James Gillen, Lafcadio 

Hearn, Everitt S. HotchMss, William Stuart James, Henry 
Nelson Loud, Grace McClure, J. Sterling Morton, Eliza Mos- 
her, Alice Freeman Palmer, Anna Howard Shaw, and the 
Whitney family. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963). 

Acquired from various sources, 1940-63. 



MS 65-1348 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Businessmen's papers, 1799-1962. ca. 425 items and 119 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, account books, daybooks, receipts, and 
other business records, and miscellaneous papers of, or re- 
lating to, men engaged in business activities, chiefly in 
Michigan. Includes account books of several general stores 
and records of a carpenter, an undertaker, a cement mill, 
pharmacists, and an iron foundry. Persons represented in- 
clude Solomon Armstrong, George Blaich, Moses M Boylan, 
Enoch Dieterle, William E. Hall, William P. Harris, Pliny 
S. Lyman, William Malpass, Charles William Post Fran- 
cis Reuben Stebbins, and Peter Townsend. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963). 

Acquired from various sources, 1937-62. 



MS 65-1349 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Civil War papers, 1845-1927. ca. 960 items, 57 v., and 1 
reel of microfilm. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, military records, biographical 
material, and other papers relating to the Civil War. The 
bulk of the collection consists of letters and diaries written 
by Michigan men in military service. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963). Many 
of the items are also described in Michigan men in the Civil 
War by I. C. Brown (Michigan Historical Collections, Bul- 
letin no. 9, Jan. 1959) and its Supplement (Oct. 1960). 

Acquired from various sources. 



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„. .. tt • . MS 65-1350 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 

Clergymen's papers, 1796-1961. ca. 265 items and 47 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, sermons, student papers, 
notebooks, marriage record books, autobiographical and bio- 
graphical data, account books, scrapbooks, and other papers, 
relating to personal matters, church and religious activities, 
and missionary work among Indians and others. Most of 
the clergymen are from Michigan and are chiefly Baptists, 
Methodists, or Presbyterians. Persons represented include 
Charles Adams, Marvin Allen, Myron Barrett, George Ben- 
nard, William Edward Boardman, William Thurston Bout- 
well, Sidney S. Brown, Orlow Warren Carr, Howard K. 
Chapman, Judson Dwight Collins, Francis H. Cuming, 
John Donnelley, Jr., Peter Dougherty, Frederick Bohn 
Fisher, Leo Morris Franklin, Harold F. Fredsell, John J. 
Fulton, Frederick R. Gallagher, Reuben S. Goodman, Ed- 
ward Payson Goodrich, Charles Wilhelm Frederick Haas, 
Henry W. Hicks, John G. Kanouse, Karl H. Keefer, Sam- 
uel B. Kimmell, Chancy W. Knickerbacker, Edward Meyer, 
Willard MUs, Dwight Lyman Moody, Henry Horatio 
Northrop, William Page, W H. Poole, Gabriel Richard, 
James T. Robe, Alanson St. Clair, Frederick Schmid, James 
Selkirk, George Nelson Smith, William G. Smith, Lysander 
E. Spafford, Henry Tatlock, Charles Coffin Taylor, Sam W. 
Titus, Levi White, Horace R. Williams, George Wilson, 
and Edward J. Wimer. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University 
of Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963). 
Acquired from various sources, 1936-61. 

„. .. TT MS 65-1351 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Colleges and other educational institutions' records, 1836- 
1945. 93 items and 11 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Photocopies of 20 quarterly reports (1857-65) of the Che- 
boygan Indian School ; and of the articles of association and 
proceedings of Dickinson Institute, Romeo, Mich. 

Correspondence, minutes, reports, and other records of 
various Michigan colleges, schools, and other educational in- 
stitutions. Includes letters and reports on the World War 
n activities of Alma College; Andrews Universitv, Berrien 
Springs (formerly Emanuel Missionary College') ; Calvin 
College, Grand Rapids; Central Michigan University. 
Mount Pleasant; Detroit Institute of Technology; Eastern 
Michigan University, Ypsilanti; Ferris Institute, Bi» 
Rapids; Hillsdale College; Jackson Junior College; Kala* 
mazoo College; Lawrence Institute of Technology, High- 
land Park; Port Huron Junior College; and the University 
of Detroit Some of _the material relates to students' and 
other societies affiliated with a school. Other institutions 
represented include Adrian College, Albion College. Ann 
Arbor School of Religion, Cheboygan Indian School, 
County Teachers' Institute, Detroit Optical Institute, Dick- 
inson Institute, Romeo; Leoni Normal School, Manchester 
Village Lyceum, Marshall College, Michigan Female Semi- 
nary, Kalamazoo; Olivet College, Prairie Seminary, Rich- 
land (formerly Richland Academy) , and Raisin Valley 
Seminary, Adrian. 

_ A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M. Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) entries 



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no. 2627, 2629, 2631, 2641, 2655, 2661-62, 2664, 2669, 2675-77, 
2679, 2685, 2702, 2714-15, 2722, 2724-26, 2737, 2777, 2784^B5, 
2787, and 2814. 
Acquired from various sources. 



MS65-1352 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Diaries,. 1840-1956. 38 items and 201 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Chiefly diaries of Michigan residents recording everyday 
events. Includes 42 vols, of diaries (1890-1937) of Mamie 
E. Conner, a housewife and bookkeeper in Plymouth, Mich. ; 
51 vols, of diaries (1870-1934) of Horatio Sawyer Earle, 
salesman, president of the Earle Equipment Company, and 
Michigan State Highway Commissioner, containing com- 
ments on selling farm and road equipment, the good roads 
movement, the League of American Wheelmen, and Michi- 
gan politics; 19 items and 42 vols, of diaries, notes, and 
papers (1886-1938) of John Hooker, a businessman of New 
Baltimore, Mich.; 38 vols, of diaries (1899-1956) of Charles 
A Mutton, a lumber dealer in Millington, Mich.; and 44 
vols, of diaries (1868-1925), including 2 account books, of 
Joseph F. Proctor, lumber sawyer and scaler and fanner 
of Hersey, Osceola Co., Mich. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Wanner and I. C. Brown (1963), en- 
tries no. 83, 339, 407, 472, 558, 586, 626, 646, 934, 1225, 1368, 
1456, 1461, 1689, 1849, 1954, 2005, 2069, and 2129. 

Acquired from various sources, 1938-60. 



„. .. „ . . MS 65-1353 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Educators' papers, 1841-1962. 296 items and 58 v 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, Mas. of writings, 
account books, reports, speeches, scrapbooks, and miscellane- 
ous business, legal, and personal papers of teachers, profes- 
sors, college presidents, and school superintendents, chiefly 
of Michigan. The papers relate to travel and student life 
as well as to educational matters, teaching experiences, and 
personal life in Ann Arbor and other Michigan communi- 
ties and elsewhere. Includes material on Albion College, 
Alma College, Grand Rapids Kindergarten Training School, 
Hillsdale College, the Indian school at Cheboygan, Mich., 
the Lapeer State Home and Training School Leoni The- 
ological Institute, the Michigan Central College at Spring 
Arbor, Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti, and the 
University of Michigan. Principal persons represented in- 
clude James Rowland Angell, Louis William Doll, Junius 
M. Fishburn, Jennie Lovan Green, Henry Romaine Patten- 
gill, Webster Houston Pearce, Edwin Spencer Peck, John 
Davis Pierce, William A Polglase, William Harvey Rey- 
nolds, Herbert Miner Slauson, John Alexander Stewart, 
Lucretia Willard Treat, Esther Boise Van Deman, Paul 
Frederick Voelker, Eloise Waring, Eugene Clarence War- 
riner, D. G. Wilder, and William Schuyler Woodruff. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
angle items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963). 

Acquired from various sources, 1926-62. 



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MS 65-1354 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Family papers, 1781-1943. ca. 560 items and 4 v. 
la University of Michigan, Michigan Historical CoHec- 



In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence (family and business), diaries, business 
and legal papers, some biographical and genealogical mate- 
rial, photos., memorabilia, and other papers. Includes in- 
formation on military service, especially in the Civil War. 
Names of families represented include Anderson, Bach, 
Condon, Cornelius, Delano, Harris, Hess, Hickey, Holton, 
Tfimhali, Kingsley, Lerich, Seymour, Staebler, and Willcox. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963) en- 
tries no. 40, 70, 72, 406, 430, 434, 500, 514, 521, 846, 899, 902, 
905, 939, 1039, 1082, 1092, 1152, 1387, 1577, 1680, 1778, 2053, 
and 2101. 

Acquired from various sources, 1937-62. 



MS65-1355 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Farming papers, 1813-1962. ca. 175 items and 123 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, account books, auto- 
biographies, biographical material, addresses, and other 
papers of farmers, or relating to farming activities in 
Michigan. Persons represented include Peter J. Adams, 
William Ball, Chauncey Bird, Joseph Bradish, Dexter 
Briggs, Robert R. Briggs, John Bryan, John H Carleton, 

Josiah G. Chase, Hiram Coleman, Robert B. Cowell, James 
Cross, Ehenezer Davison, C. Dibble, William Forbes, James 
H Fuller, Samuel Gonick, Hector Hayes, Augustus Hendel- 
man, Horace Johnson, Samuel B. Jones, Will King, John 
Mott, William Watts Mutton, Thomas Noy, Josiah S. Orris, 
Valorous Robert Paine, David Wheeler Palmer, Mr. Perry 
(a free Negro), Cass PerusM, Nathan Pierce, T. W. Pome- 
roy, Nathan Power, John R. Powers, August Rasmussen, 
Obadiah Rogers, Daniel Satterthwaite, Evart H. Scott, 

D. Seger, Joseph and Esther Tabor, E. B. Thurstin, Henry 
Clay Waldron, Orin White, Jacob Wilson, and M. Zimmer- 
man. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963). 

Acquired from various sources, 1936-62. 



MS65-1356 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Fraternal organizations' records, 1861-1953. 26 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Financial records (1864-72) of Morenci, Mich., Lodge No. 
95 of the Freemasons; minutes (1861-64) of the Interna- 
tional Order of Cadets of Honor and Temperance, Hills- 
dale, Mich. ; minutes, treasurer's reports, and other records 

(1911-53) of the International Order of the King's Daugh- 
ters and Sons, Phoebe Beal Circle, Ann Arbor, Mich.; min- 
utes, officers' roster, and financial and membership records 
(1904-29) of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Queen 
City Lodge, Battle Creek, Mich.; and minutes (1907-52) 
of the Washtenaw County Association of the Order of the 
Eastern Star. 



A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963) entries 
no. 2687, 2710, 2711, 2776, and 2778. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS65-1357 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collection*. 
Genealogies and family histories, ca. 1853-1961. ca. 55 
items and 2 v. . , „ „ 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, reminiscences, and other papers contain- 
ing genealogical material and family histories, chiefly from 
Michigan. Families represented include Bailey, Ballantine, 

Ballard, Barry, Chamberlin, Chipman, Doty, Dunlap, 
Gage, Gillmore, Granger, Gruett, Hodges, McGraw, Mc- 
Laren, Milhous, Muck, Olds, Outwater, Patterson, Pierce, 
Purdy, Saunders, Spencer, Steere, Stiles, Street, White, 
Whitman, and Yerkes. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 

Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) en- 
tries no. 95, 114, 330, 355, 556, 697, 800, 839, 925, 1041, 1186, 
1222, 1353, 1414, 1429, 1502, 1547, 1769, 1800, 2020, 2023, 
2035, 2905, and 2926. 
Acquired from various sources, 1941-62. 



MS 65-1358 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Historical sketches and articies, 1850-1960. ca. 115 items 
and9v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Mss. of articles, together with a few letters, reports, bib- 
liographies, addresses, and other material, relating chiefly 
to local Michigan history. Includes information on cities, 
towns, villages and counties, schools, churches, Indians, pio- 
neers, lumbering, rivers, and organizations in Michigan. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single hems listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963). 

Acquired from various sources, 1937-62. 



MS 65-1359 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Land papers, 1794-1894. 68 items and 4 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, survey notes, land grants and patents, 
deeds, and other papers, chiefly relating to land in Michigan. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) en- 
tries no. 115, 224, 290, 411, 427, 569, 585, 618, 986, 987, 1048, 
1118, 1184, 1212, 1244, 1361, 1433, 1443, 1492, 1623, 1737, 
2082, and 2102. 



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MMguu Uiuvendty. Micron Historical ^^^ 
and 55^ ^^ P&pet8 ' 182a - 1962 - <*■ &*> items 

tiont Univerri| 7 of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, account books, receipts, 
fegal papery court decisions, docket booksTwciraphicS 

^"^K^f 6 ^ aat °S ra P l1 k^ scrapbooks,1Ll other 
papers, chiefly of lawyers and judges in Michigan, especially 
Detroit Persons represented include Truman E^Ames, 
Alexis Caswell Angell, Benjamin L. Baxter, Charles Beck- 
with, Edward Davison Black, John C. Blanchard, Arthur 

JST£ 5^7 Bm ^F BTOym > ^^ Brush > H <>™«> 

£Mon Burt, Clarence Monroe Burton, James H. Campbell 
Cyrus Dana, Samuel William Dexter, Charles Dickeyj 
Jaxed Warner Finney, William Asa Fletcher, Silas B Gas- 
fa^ Lewis Granger, William L. Greenly, Lawrence Wood- 
ruff Halsey George Warren Hayden, Francis Marion John- 
son, Paul Howard King, Otto Kirchner, Charles W. Kuhne, 
William A. Love, James H. Lynch, Albert Everett Macom- 
ber, Jacob L. McPeek, George Arthur Malcolm, Isaac Mars- 
Sf* 5?- ^S? 4 * 6 Mwtm ' Charles Sedgwick May, Dwirfit 

E5wJfi^, W< ^L M ^ d * Alir^MillarVXrt 
Edward Miller, Craig C. Miller, Joseph B. Moore, James 
Henry Moyle, Henry Alonzo Nichols, Frederick Bissell 
Porter, James H. Pound, Dean Ernest Ryman, Clarence 
William Sessions, Henry F. Severens, TalbotSmith, Uriel 
bpencer, Henry Harrison Swan, Everett Marlin Sweeley, 

\^L^ m ^ t ^f' Qe S^ ge WiDiam ^eadock, Charles 
WMe^Whippie; Andrew G. Whitney, and WiS, Brow^ 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
smgle items listed and desaS^QuidTto^uK £ 
the Michigan ^Historical Collections of the UmvSfcTof 
Miclugan, byR M Warner and L C. Brown (im)^ 

Acquired from various sources, 1937-62. 



Michigan. University. Michigan Historical CoIu£££ 

«u7 m f^? te ° f P i )ems Uld other UterM 7 writings, 1805- 
1945. 125 items and 22 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
nons. 

Poems, essays, songs, and mss. of books, together with a 
tZ^^ff 7 ^ l6t ?, re •"* other P*^ Persons repre- 
£&"»-" ^ ^"^ ATO riuTAIke Elinor Bo^et 
Bartlett, Francois Xavier Bellencour, John Malcolm Brin- 
nin, Ward Riley Brown, Clarence Mills Burkholder, Will 
Carieton^ Joseph C. Case, Margaret Bird Chase, Adelia 
Noble Cheever, Dorothea Ford, Harry Alverson Franek, 
Joan Geisel Gardner, Richard H. Gringhuis, Henry F X. 
Has, Benjamin^ Hathaway, Jonathan August Charles Hild- 
ner, William Christian Hoad, Lucy Ann Clark Kingsley, 
Warren Wayne Lamport, King Lardner, Charlesloncoiii 
McGuire, Muriel Miles, Arnold Mulder, William Charles 
Smithson Pellowe, Myra Goodwin Plantz, Laura Richard- 
S? H f£ d _. PMi PPi Scott, Anthony Vanderveld, Stewart 
inward White, and Maria D. Stowell Williams. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single i items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and L C. Brown (1963) entries 
no 63, 117, 151, 230, 250, 269, 307, 321, 350, 353, 66L 677. 705 
79^856, 863, 909, 922, 1090, 1156, 1132, 12SB, 130L iS 
1477, 1511, 1579, 1663, 1921, 2032, and 2062. ^ ^ 

Acquired from various sources, ca. 1939-60. 



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__ . . MS 65-1362 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Michigan military records, 1861-1917. 389 items and 13 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Muster rolls, quartermaster records, reports, certificates, 
and other records, chiefly from the Civil War. Includes 
records of the 1st, 4th, 6th, 11th, 16th, and 27th Michigan 
Infantry regiments, the 4th, 5th, and 7th Cavalry regiments, 
the Michigan Naval Militia in 1897 and 1917, and the Vet- 
erans Association of the 20th Michigan Infantry Regiment 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) entries 
no. 2730-2732, 2739-2746, and 2750-2751. 

Acquired from various sources. 



. MS 65-1363 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Military topics, ca. 1799-1960. 236 items and 10 r. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, biographical ma- 
terial, notebook, military orders and papers, addresses, peti- 
tions, scrapbooks, and other papers relating to military af- 
fairs or to men in military service. Many of the items relate 
to the Spanish American War and to World War i. but the 
Revolution, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Civil 
War, Mexican border duty, and World War n are also men- 
tioned. Principal persons represented include Frank Hay- 
cock Burton, Lorin L. Comstock, Roy L. Noggle, Arthur 
Armstrong Palmer, William Rufus Shafter, and Joseph 
Rowe Smith. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 

^f^ 7 ,?- M " Wamer ** d X - C - Brown (1963) entries 
no 247, 281, 365, 401, 417, 505, 568, 799, 946, 1018, 1103 1203 

mi im' S£' ^ JS* 13 ?' 1393 ' 1439 148 ° "£ S; 

1733, 1871, 1924, 1953, 2929, and 2940. 
Acquired from various sources, 1944-63. 



w v ™ . . MS 65-1364 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Personal account books, 1812-1944. 28 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Accounts showing personal expenses of Michigan resi- 
dents. Some of the records contain a few business expenses. 
Licludes an account book (1847) of Company H, 1st Regt, 
Michigan Volunteers in the Mexican War, kept by Capt J 

V^SSi^P*"^ Which ak ° includes H* Personal aecounte 
(1850-68); and 10 vols, of personal accounts (1902-34) of 

Nathan Albert Harvey (b.1860), professor of pedagogy at 
Eastern Michigan University. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) entries 
no. 79, 184, 309, 346, 369, 492, 655, 658, 765, 855 971 1157 
1282, 1860, 2012, 2036, and 2058. ' ' ' 

Acquired from various sources, ca. 1938-59. 



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„ . "■ ■ MS 65-1365 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Physicians' papers, 1826-1960. ca. 260 items and 69 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, medical account books (some containing 
prescriptions), case books, medical notebooks, receipts, ad- 
dresses, lectures, student notebooks, certificates, autobio- 
graphical and biographical material, and other papers of 
Michigan physicians. Some of the papers relate to the Uni- 
versity of Michigan Medical School. Includes papers of a 
few homeopathic physicians. Persons represented include 
Edward T. Abrams, Thomas C. Adams, Samuel Amberg, D 
W. Armstrong, James Nelson Ayres, A R. Ball, H. Belle 
Ball, Sarah Gertrude Banks, Richard Bosworth, Sara Craig 
Buckley, Fleming Carrow, George H. Cleveland, Samuel 
Parker Cole, Dennis Cooley, Alonzo Cressy, George Dock, 
Edward Swift Dunster, Isaac Newton Eldridge, E. F. Gam- 
ble, J. J. Goodyear, Frederick J. Graham, William Green- 
shields, David Gregory, Mary McKibbin Harper, Isaac W. 

Howe, Charles E. Howland, Henry Hulst, Thomas Smith 
Kingston, Clifford Kirkpatrick, M. L. Leach, Abraham 
Leenhouts, A. E. Leete, Oscar Russell Long, William James 
Mayo, Charles Beylard Guerard de Nancrede, Roland B. C. 
Newcomb, Hiram Winnett Orr, Zina Pitcher, R. G. Snow, 
James H. Sweeny, Francis Thomas, Augusta Louise Rosen- 
thal Thompson, Everett Jerome Whitehead, Henry Clay 
Willison, George Pray Winchell, James Craven Wood, and 
Albert Yates. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963). 

Acquired from various sources, 1937-63. 



MS 65-1366 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Politicians' papers, 1812-1947. ca. 285 items, 74 v., and 1 
reel of microfilm. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, biographical and autographical 
material, notes, articles, addresses, legal papers, scrapbooks 
of clippings, and other papers of Governors, U. S. Repre- 
sentatives, State legislators, State officials, mayors, and other 
political figures, chiefly of Michigan. Some of the papers 
relate to personal matters but most are concerned with polit- 
ical and governmental affairs in Michigan. Persons repre- 
sented include Ebenezer Lakin Brown, Lewis Cass, Miner T. 
Cole, Charles C. Comstock, Joseph Warren Fordney, Cortez 
Perry Hooker, William Alanson Howard, Robert McClel- 
land, Orriri W. Robinson, Arthur Raymond Rood, and 
George W. Welsh. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 

the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M. Warner and L C. Brown (1963) entries 
no. 26, 167, 180, 240, 324, 333, 351, 389, 400, 454, 515. 536, 553, 
628, 664, 685, 743, 829, 882, 912, 940, 964, 1133, U64, 1208, 
1211, 1255, 1281, 1314, 1358, 1413, 1464, 1507, 1518, 1581, 1597, 
1607, 1863, 1875, 1986, 1997, and 2104. 
Acquired from various sources, 1938-62. 



MS 65-1367 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Records of organizations, 1832-1955. ca. 245 items and 
42 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes, financial records, correspondence, membership 
lists, constitutions, historical and biographical material, 
addresses, poetry, program notes, and other records of social 
clubs, literary and dramatic societies, charitable organiza- 
tions, political parties and organizations, consumers' coop- 
eratives, labor organizations, historical societies, medical 
associations and other professional groups, and societies 
interested in such matters as temperance, child study, pro- 
tection, and civic improvement. Places represented include 
Albion, Ann Arbor, Brooklyn, Flushing, Grand Rapids, 
Greenville, Hillsdale, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Milford, Mon- 
roe, Redford, and Ypsilanti, Mich,, and Eaton, Jackson, 
Oakland, St Joseph, and Washtenaw Counties, Mich. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts' 
in die Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) p. 212- 
224. 

Acquired from various sources, 1938-63. 

MS 65-1368 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Student notebooks, ca. 1858-1953. 20 items and 285 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Chiefly University of Michigan student notebooks on 
courses in law, medicine, history, science, and many other 
subjects. Some of the notebooks are from students at Hills- 
dale College and other colleges and high schools in Mich- 
igan. A few are from schools outside the State. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and I. C. Brown (1963). 

Acquired from various sources, ca. 1936-62. 



MS 65-1369 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Students' papers and theses, 1920-62. ca. 125 items, 26 v., 
and 7 reels of microfilm. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Student seminar papers on many subjects, particularly on 
various aspects of Michigan history; and m. a, and k. a. 
theses, mostly from University of Michigan students. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 

the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963). 
Gifts from various sources, 1937-63. 



MS 65-1370 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Travel diaries and papers, 1815-1935. 22 items and 17 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Diaries, journals, letters, notes, and other papers relating 
to traveling, chiefly to, from, or in Michigan. Many of the 
trips were made in boats on the Great Lakes. Several trips 
were from New York to Michigan and some were to Cali- 



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Michigan. University. Michigan, Historical Collections. 
Travel diaries and papers, 1815-1935. (Continued) 

fomia and to Europe. Includes a diary (1867) of a trip to 
Europe by Julius Caesar Burrows, U. S. Senator from Mich- 
^an, two diaries (1860, 1867) of his wife, Frances S Peck 
Burrows, and James A. Leroy's travelogs of Philippine 
trips with William H. Taft in 1900-01 and 1905. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers co- 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by K. M. Warner and L C. Brown (1963) en- 
tries no. 15, 23, 96, 274, 275, 364, 483, 659, 682, 716, 737, 757, 
768, 937, 967, 1059, 1069, 1153, 1183, 1267, 1300, 1760, 1866, 
1876, 1942, 1971, 2049, 2095, 2098, and 2888. 

Acquired from various sources, 1938-63. 



MS 65-1371 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

University of Michigan, 1851-1954. ca. 175 items and 7 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, scrapbooks, sketchbook, reports, articles, 
and other writings relating to the University of Michigan. 
Includes material concerning gifts to the university, fund- 
raising, athletic activities, and the history of the university. 
Persons represented include Frank Hopkins Culver, Homer 
L. Heath, and Frieda Kleinstuck. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts 
in the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M. Warner and I. C. Brown (1963) entry 
nos. 177, 262, 289, 336, 344, 462, 469, 528, 601, 745, 763. 880, 
1015, 1053, 1065, 1078, 1102, 1417, 1445, 1538, 1594, 1770, 
1801, 1869, 1923, 2028, 2079, 2099, and 2114. 

Acquired from various sources, 1937-61. 



„. , . , T . MS 65-1372 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

University of Michigan faculty members' papers, 3796- 
1961. ca. 690 items and 41 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
ions. 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, mbs. of articles and other writings, re- 
ports, lectures, notes, biographical material, reminiscences, 
scrapbooks, and other papers, both professional and per- 
sonal, of or relating to, members of the faculty, librarians, 
deans and other administrative officers of various colleges 
and departments of the University of Michigan. Persons 
represented include Werner Emmanuel Bachmann, James 
Robinson Boise, Harold Prell Breitenbach, Henry Smith 
Carhart, George Corselius, Charles Albert Davis, John Rob- 
ert Effinger, Byron Alfred Finney, Robert Gessner, Charles 
Ezra Greene, Levi Thomas Griffin, William James Herdman, 
Howard Mumford Jones, Donald MacLean, William Henry 
Pettee, Israel Cook RusselL Abram Sager, Volney Morgan 
Spalding, Lewis George Vander Velde, Claude Halstead 
Van Tyne, Albert Wurts Whitney, and Clarence George 
Wrentmore. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963). 
Acquired from various sources, 1936-63. 



MS 65-1373 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

University of Michigan regents' papers, 1856-1957. 51 
items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) . 

Correspondence (some personal) ; addresses given at Uni- 
versity of Michigan functions; and other papers of regents 
of the University of Michigan. Includes genealogy of Elon 

Farnsworth ; nine letters about him, the University of Michi- 
gan, and the Michigan Central Railroad by his son George 
E. Farnsworth; and scrapbook of obituary notices. Cor- 
respondents and other persons represented include Vera 
Burridge Baits, Angie Bingham Gilbert, Thomas Dwight 
Gilbert, Donald McLatyre, Horace Mann, Henry P. Tappan, 
and William Upjohn. 

_ A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1968) en- 
tries no. 81, 621, 725, 1224, 1907, and 2900. 
Acquired from various sources, 1952-59. 

MS 65-1374 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections, 

University of Michigan students' personal papers, 1846- 
1955. ca. 485 items and 72 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies. 

Correspondence, diaries, account books of student ex- 
penses, questionnaires, autograph books, scrapbooks, photos., 
memorabilia, and other papers of students and former stu- 
dents of the University of Michigan. Includes reminiscences 
of student days and information about student organizations 
and alumni activities. Persons represented include Hugh 
Bryan Alexander, Walter T Curtis, Jeannette M Dawson, 
Ralph Henry Elsworth, James Samuel Fisher, lone Hay- 
don, Arthur Jay Lacy, Vincent Smith Lovell, Herbert Cald- 
well Smith, and Madelon Louisa Stockwell (Mrs. Charles K. 
Turner). 

_ A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M Warner and L C. Brown (1963). 
Acquired from various sources, 1.936-63. 



„. , . „ . . MS 65-1875 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Women's organizations' records, 1866-1952. 224 items and 
47 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, financial records, reports, his- 
torical and biographical sketches, attendance lists, clippings, 
and other records of clubs and other women's societiesin 
Michigan. Organizations represented include- Adrian 
Woman's Club, Ann Arbor Grandmothers' Club, Delta 
Gamma Kappa Society, Hillsdale Woman's Club, Ladies' 
Library Association of Ann Arbor, Ladies' Temperance Un- 
ion of Adrian, League of Women Voters of Ann Arbor Po- 
litical Equality Club of Ann Arbor, Saline Woman's Club 
Women's Committee of the Washtenaw County unit of the 
U. S. Council of National Defense, Washtenaw County 
Federation of Women's Clubs, West Side Woman's Club of 
Ann Arbor, Woman's American Protective Association, 
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and Ypsilanti Fed- 
eration of Women's Clubs. 



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Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Women's organizations' records, 1866-1952. (Continued) 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R M Warner and L C. Brown (1963) en- 
tries no. 2628, 2650, 2672, 2705, 2718, 2720, 2723, 2783, 2796, 
2806, 2817, 2821, 2824-2828, and 2833. 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 65-1376 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

World War n papers, 1941-61. 687 items and 5 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan. Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, diaries, and other papers, chiefly describ- 
ing experiences of men and women in various branches of 
the Armed Forces serving in the Pacific and other areas 
during World War n. Many of the letters were written 
to members of the faculty by former University of Michi- 
gan students. Includes letters written to Frederick Clever 
Bald, director of Michigan Historical Collections, concern- 
ing the war effort made by the Michigan cities of Alpena, 
Bay City, Iron Mountain, Muskegon, and Saginaw; and 250 
letters from Charlevoix, Mich., servicemen and women to 
the editor of the Charlevoix courier. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items listed and described in Guide to manuscripts in 
the Michigan Historical Collections of the University of 
Michigan, by R. M. Warner and L C. Brown (1963) entries 
no. 39, 52, 89, 113, 159, 161, 212, 221, 843, 529, 641, 647, 767, 
810, 915, 944, 1042, 1047, 1121, 1167, 1275, 1331, 1344, 1386, 
1404, 1416, 1426, 1432, 1474, 1513, 1549, 1668, 1706, 1720, 1728, 
1738, 1836, 1937, 2002, 2143, 2147, and 2880. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-1377 
Morton, Hudson T 

Papers, 1939-42. 100 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, reports, and other papers relating to the 
University of Michigan Club of Ann Arbor. 

Gift of Mrs. Morton, 1962. 

MS 65-1378 
Red Cross. U. S. American National Bed Cross. Washtenaux 
County Chapter. 
Records, 1916-30. 5 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan -Historical Collec- 



Correspondence, minutes, reports of the Public Health 
Nursing Association, a scrapbook of form letters from the 
central division headquarters of the Red Cross to county 
chapters, and clippings. 

On loan from the chapter. 



MS 65-1379 
Reichert, Rudolph, 1889- 

Papers, 1907-62. 18 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Banker. Correspondence, speeches, memoranda, and other 
papers relating to Reichert's activities as a bank president 
in Ann Arbor, Mich., commissioner of the State Banking 
Dept. in Michigan, and an officer of the Michigan Banker's 
Association. Includes papers relating to the fii»™rfi crises 
in Michigan during the depression when he was banking 
commissioner and papers on State and Federal banking leg- 



islation and Federal deposit insurance. Correspondents in- 
clude Junius Beal, Roscoe O. Bonisteel, Prentiss Brown, Wil- 
ber Brucker, William A Comstock, Royal S. Copeland, 
James Couzens, John Dingell, Homer Ferguson, Frank Fitz- 
gerald, Gerald R. Ford, Fred Green, Frank McKay, Earl 
Michener, Arthur Summerfield, Arthur Yandenberg, and 
Murray Van Wagoner. 

MS 65-1380 
Republican Party. Michigan. 

Records, 1881-1949. 80 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Reminiscences (ca. 1891) on the founding of the party; 
minutes (1881-87) of the Lapeer Co., Mich., Republican 
Committee; constitution, reports, and miscellaneous papers 
of the Republican Woman's Club of Alma, Mich., for 1941- 
46; certificate (1940) of presidential electors; and corre- 
spondence and other papers of the Ann Arbor, Mich., Re- 
publican Committee for 1948-49. 

MS 65-1381 
Rotary Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
Records, 1931-48. 300 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, membership list, and other papers relat- 
ing to the club's activities. Correspondents include Ran- 
dolph G. Adams and Wilfred B. Shaw. 

MS 65-1382 
Schmalzried family. 

Papers, 1853-1900. 50 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence (in German), together with accompany- 
ing English translations or summaries; a land contract; and 
miscellaneous papers. Includes 20 Civil War letters from 
Frederick R. Schmalzried (1823-63) written to his family 
while he was serving with Company C, 1st Michigan Cav- 
alry; 18 letters (1861-63) from Schmalzried to his friends 
describing and commenting on Army life and life in a parole 
camp after he had been taken prisoner at Brentsville, Va. ; 
and correspondence of various members of the Schmalzried 
family written from or to Germany, largely about family 
matters. 

Some of the letters are described in Michigan men in the 
Civil War, by Ida C. Brown (Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions, Bulletin no. 9, Jan. 1959) p. 27. 

Gift of Philip E. Bedient, 1958. 

MS 65-1383 
Sons of the American Revolution. Michigan Society. 
Washtenaw Chapter. 
Scrapbook, 1914-36. 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Scrapbook containing letters, programs of the chapter's 
activities, and clippings. 
Gift of Warren W. Florer, 1937. 



MS 65-1384 
Sutton, EH Ransome, 1869-1934. 

Scrapbooks, 1898-1934. 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Author and secretary to Hazen S. Pingree, Governor of 
Michigan. Articles by Sutton on scientific and other sub- 
jects; telegrams from Theodore Roosevelt, and Russell A 
Alger containing official orders for Michigan military con- 
tingents in the Spanish American War; clippings about the 
Spanish American War; two letters from Theodore Roose- 



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Scrapbooks, 1898-1931 



Sutton, Eli Raasome, 1869-1934. 
(Continued) 

jelt; and other papers. One of the articles is entitled «In 
the land of revolution" and deals with a trip nZeby p£ 
gree and Sutton to Venezuela. r 

Gift of Mrs. Sutton, 1387. 



Three^iBuiers-Centary Club. Battle Creek CjJ^ 1 ^ 
Becords, 1906-40. 400 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Minutes, membership lists, and other papers of an organi- 
zabon of men and women seventy-five years and older. 
Gift of Mrs. Stanley T. Lowe, 1963. 



U.S. Automobile Labor Board MS 65-1386 

Becords, 1934-35. ca. 6 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Stenographic reports of hearings before the Board. 



U. S. Fuel Administration. 
Becords, 1918-19. 85 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Directives* records, and miscellaneous papers of the U. S. 
Fuel Administration in Michigan in World War l Names 
represented include William K. Prudden, adininistrator 



^\Na^rud Labor Relation, Board. *S«M»» 

■Records, 1937-38. 300 items 
^University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
ts r^^ d "^P* clippings relating to the Ford Mo- 
tor^C^any case before the board asZll as cQ^mt 



U. S. Office of Price Administration. ^ ^^ 

Eecords, 1943. 3 v. 
^University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 

r^f^T^ "S* 6 * 0f *• 0PA «*Mtii« in Washtenaw 
Co, Mich, during World War n. ™ w 

Gift of Mentor L. Williams, 1945. 



lems. Ann Arbor Branch ^^ ^^ 

Becords, 1943-44. 119 items 
^University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 

OOTespondence, minutes, and resolutions of the Ann Ar- 
MS? T* ° f .^^TwilM. Committee, tog*C\£h 
29 printed items of the national organization? CWnondU 
entemclude Joseph H Ball, Harold^ Burto^Toark 

£lrT**A ???» Jergu^ Carl A. mS%5phB 
Perry, and Arthur H Vandenberg. F 



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w .- •., MS 65-1391 

Visiting Nurse Association of Ann Arbor. 

Records, 1896-1962. 1 ft. and 19 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Constitutions; case work, committee, annual, and financial 
reports; minutes; and miscellaneous records of an associa- 
tion formerly known as the Public Health Nursing Associa- 
tion and onginally established as the Hospital Circle of the 
lung's Daughters. 

Gift of the association, 1948-62. 



_ , MS 65-1392 

Washtenaw County Medical Society. 

Becords, 1847-1921. 250 items and 1 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, largely with Dr. James F. Breakey, about 
publie health matters; fee bills for 1847, 1867, and 1875, the 
earliest of which contains a code of ethics; reports (1907- 
10) on Ann Arbor, Mich., water; case reports; roster of 
members and minutes, program notes, and other papers deal- 
ing with the activities of the society. Correspondents in- 
clude Levi L. Barbour, Shirley W. Smith, and Victor C 
Vaughan. 



wtt u „ MS 65-1393 

Washtenaw County Medical Society. Woman's Auxiliary 

Becords, 1938-58. 300 items and 3 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, reports, constitution, program notes- 
mmUt ^^. the Washtenaw County Medical Society of Mich- 
igan ; "Twenty year history of the Woman's Auxiliary to the 
Washtenaw County Medical Society, 1938-1958," compiled 
by Mrs. Howard CJummings, Mrs. Leonard E. Hinder, and 
Mrs. Emery Sink ; and other papers. 

Gift of Mrs. Russell DeJong, 1959. 



Washtenaw Historical Society. ^ 65_1394 

Becords, 1825-1955. ca. 3 ft. and 5 v. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
aons. 

Papers relating to the, activities of the society and its 
predecessor, the Washtenaw County Pioneer Society, includ- 
ing a reguiter of members and minutes (1873-1955) ; and 
papers collected by the societies, including the quartermaster 
records of the 6th Michigan Heavy Artillery Regiment, 
muster rolls of the 4th Michigan Infantry during the Civil 
War, deeds to property, a scrapbook of newspaper clippings 
on early Ann Arbor, Mich., obituaries and other papersre- 
lflting to Ann Arbor and Washtenaw Co., Mich. 



White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. 

Papers, 1857-1918. 82 items and 8 reels of microfilm. 
In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

La part, microfilm copy made from originals in the Cor- 
nell University Library, Collection of Begional History and 
University Archives. 

Educator and diplomat 82 original letters from White, 
chiefly to Professor and Mrs. Edward P. Evans, relating to 
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White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. 
(Continued) 



Papers, 1857-1918. 



in Europe, various scholarly interests, and many other sub- 
jects. The microfilm material (1857-65) includes letters to 
and from White and members of his family, personal ac- 
counts, and other papers, many concerning the University 
of Michigan and Ann Arbor. Correspondents include 
Charles K. Adams, James B. Angell, Levi Bishop, Charles 
H. Brigham, Datus C. Brooks, Francis Brunnow, James 
V. Campbell, Isaac P. Christiancy, Grover Cleveland, 

Thomas St Cooley, Elizabeth E, DuBois, Corydon La Ford, 
Henry S. Frieze, Benjamin Harrison, Erastus 0. Haven, 
Theodore Boosevelt, John Sherman, William Sinclair, Wil- 
liam H. Taft, Henry P. Tappan, Moses C. Tyler, James C 
Watson, Alexander Winchell, and DeVolson Wood. 
Acquired, 1958. 



MS 65-1396 
Windt, Valentine, 1901-1955. 

Papers, 1922-55. ca. 250 items and 1 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of the University of Michigan Dept of Speech. 
Correspondence, articles, notes, and other material largely 
relating to the University of Michigan dramatic and speech 
activities with which Windt was connected, and a list of 
plays produced by him. 

Gift of William P. Halstead, 1956. 



MS 65-1397 
Winter, John Garrett, 1881-1956. 

Papers, 1901-51. ca. 2 ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Professor of Latin at the University of Michigan. Cor- 
respondence, clippings, and other material mostly relating 
to Winter's work in the Dept of Latin, as director of the 
Division of Fine Arts, and other affairs of the University of 
Michigan. Correspondents include James P. Adams, Meh- 
met Aga Oglu, James B. Angell, Arthur E. K. Boak, Camp- 
bell Bonner, Marion L. Burton, Martin L. D'Ooge, John R. 

Effinger, Moses Gomberg, William H Hobbs, Charles E. 
Hughes, Louis C. Karpinsky, Francis W. Kelsey, Hayward 
Keniston, Edward H Kraus, Alfred H Lloyd, Albert H 
Pattengill, Jesse S. Beeves, Frank E. Bobbins, Alexander 
G. Ruthveii, and Henry A. Saunders. 
Gift of Mrs. Winter, 1958. 



MS65-1398 
Wolverine Co-operative Wholesale, Longing, Mich. 
Records, 1937-38. ca. 100 items. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, constitution, publications, advertise- 
ments, price lists, and other papers. 



MS 65-1399 
Woman's Club, Arm Arbor, Mich. 
Records, 1906-60. 1ft and 10 v. 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, minutes, annual reports, financial records, 
and scrapbooks. 
On loan from the club. 



MS 65-1400 
Workmen's Cirde. Michigan District Committee. 
Records, 1930-60. 4ft 

In University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions. 

Correspondence, publications, minutes, and other records 
(many of them in Yiddish) of a Jewish cooperative burial 
and benevolent society. 
Gift otthe Detroit Workmen's Circle, 1964 

MS 65-1401 
Drips, Andrew, 1789-1860. 

Papers, 1820-60. ca. 200 items. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
Papers relating chiefly to the activities of Drips as Indian 
agent in preventing liquor traffic among the In d i a na , and to 
his work as agent for Pierre Chouteau, Jr. & Company, of 
St Louis, Mo. Includes correspondence relating to the 
American Fur Company, Bent, St Vrain & Company, A. R. 
Bonis, Bridger & Vasquez, Lucien FonteneUe, Joseph V. 
Hamilton, W. D. HodgMss, Joseph Jewett, Charles Kelsey, 

William Laidlaw, D. D. Mitchell, H. Picotte, Pratte & Ca- 
banne, Mr. Robidoux, J. F. A. Sanford, Sybille, Adams & 
Company, and the Upper Missouri Outfit and to some activi- 
ties of Forts Cheyenne, Wya, Clark, N. D., George, S. D., 
John, Neb., Laramie, Wya, Lookout, S. D., McKenzie, 
Mont, Pierre, S. D., Platte, Neb., and Union and William, 
N. D. 

Gift 

MS 65-1402 
Forsyth, Thomas, 1771-1833. 

Papers, 1793-1953. ca. 1700 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Indian agent *<"■ trader, and businessman, of Illinois and 
St Louis, Mo. Business and personal correspondence of 
Forsyth, his son, Robert Forsyth (1808-1872) and other 
members of the family, quarterly accounts of Forsyth as In- 
dian agent documents, ledgers, genealogical materials, an 
account book (1806) of Kinzie & Forsyth, and an account 
book (1854-66) of Forsyth & Kingsbury. Most of the 

papers relate to the War of 1812 and to Indian affairs, 1820- 
30. The later material includes some tax and estate settle- 
ment records, genealogical material, and reminiscences. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift 

MS 65-1403 
Forsyth, Thomas, 1771-1833. 

Tesson collection, 1757-1910. ca. 500 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

Indian agent fur trader, and businessman, of Illinois and 
St Louis, Mo. The bulk of the collection dates from 1810 
to 1828 and consists of correspondence, papers concerning 
Forsyth's activities as an Indian agent and his properties in 
Peoria, Til , permits of numerous men to trade with In d i a n s, 
and Forsyth's accounts at the U. S. fur trade factory at 
Prairie du Chien, Wis. Papers of the Michel Tesson des 
Ravines family (who came to the U S. from Santo Do- 
mingo in 1808 and became connected with the Forsy ths i n 
1863 when Edward M. Tesson married Laura Forsyth, 
daughter of Thomas Forsyth's son Robert) include 22 let- 
ters (1807-81) relating to the revolution in Santo Domingo 
and to family properties confiscated by the Haitian Govern- 
ment after the revolution. Other papers include deeds of 
the St Ferdinand, Mo., area, papers relating to recruiting 
by Capt Walter Wilkinson in the War of 1812, account 
books (1806-12) with the Peoria Indians, receipts, genea- 
logical material, and miscellaneous family papers. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift . 



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Missouri Historical Society, St L*d* ** < *~ 140 * 

Fires papers, 1825-1919. ca. 100 items. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St. Louis) 
^Correspondence and service certificates concerning volun- 
teer firemen ; charters, constitutions, and bylaws of St Louis, 
Mo, volunteer companies (1826-59) ; accounts of an 1849 
^'rJr/ nSU !? n 1 < ? P ^-' formation on fire fighting 

tedgere of the volunteer companies and of the Volunteer 
Firemen's Historical Society, organized in 1888. 
uirt 



Missouri Historical Society, St Louis. M 65 ~ 14 ° 5 

Florissant papers, 1790-1959. ca. 100 items. 

In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 

■In part, transcripts (typewritten) . 

Correspondence, land papers, copies of church records, 
and newspaper clippings relating to the town of Florissant 
and the parish of St Ferdinand in Missouri. 

Gift 



Missouri Infantry. Sd Befft^ 1860-1865. Commit 1 ** 
Records, 1861-64. ca.l50items. 
In Missouri Historical Society collections (St Louis) 
t t >e8 ? 1 P tlTB ** d m «ster rolls and special orders. Capt 
Joto Downey was commander of the company. 



Adams Co, Neb. MS65-1407 

Records, 1854-1959. ca. 39,000 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Tax receipts (1875-99), justice dockets (1875-1954), Dis- 
tort Court bills of exception and depositions, material relat- 

Aldrich, Benton, 1831-1918. MS 65-1408 

Papers, ca. 1880-1918. 2 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
noS??? £"?' "'.CKfton, Neb. CoVresponden^; mss.; 
2^ Mt ? 00,B ««*»*** essay notes, family histories, ac- 
Krf ^memoranda; speeches (1883-99) given at meet- 
ings of the Farmers' Institute; essays on Nemaha Co Neb 
history farm life, ethics, education, proMbition/tnd I & 
single tax; newspaper articles written by Aldrich; clippings- 
minutes (1895-1906) of the Clifton Women's Club; and 
other papers. Correspondents include Charles E. Bessev 

^J 1 ^/^? 6 ^' ***** A- Emerson, S J 
Hawks, and Fredericks. Taylor 

joS 1 : »&*&*"• of *" AMred AMridi thrwigii Mra - 



Aldrich, Bess (Streeter) 1881-1954. ■ " ** 65-U ° 9 

Papers, 1907-54. lift 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Author, of Elmwood and Lincoln, Neb. General and 
business correspondence, fan letters, telegrams, mss. and 
notes for Mrs. Aldrich's novels and stories, a legal and 
financial file including contracts and royalty statements, 
printed matter consisting largely of magazines which con- 
tain articles by or about her; scrapbooks including book re- 



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views, best-seller lists, newspaper clippings, and memora- 
bilia; a file (ca. 1915-28) containing early letters, verse, and 
short stories of Mrs. Aldrich's daughter, Mary Eleanor 
(Aldrich) Beechner; and other papers. Correspondents in- 
clude Mrs. Keene (Avery) Abbott, Jacques Chambrun, Eliz- 
abeth Dickenson, Frank C. Hanighen, F. M Holly T A. 
Leadley, Robert Leavitt, Abbott C. Page, Louise Pound, 
Elizabeth S. Roberts, Richard A. Rowland, George F. WilL 
Blanche Colton Williams, John L. B. Williams, Luella M. 
Wright and the Appleton Publishing House. 

Access to some of the papers is restricted until 1969. 

Gift of Mrs. Aldrich's family, 1954. 

ah_ , «- MS 65-1410 

Auan, James Thomas, 1831-1885. 

Papers, 1860-1935. ca. 250 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
/,S?Tf a g riculturist > °f Bellevue, Neb. Correspondence 
(1878-85); scrapbook (1860-70); photocopy of a ms. on 
Heradon House, by Donald B. Allan (1935) ; and printed 
matter. Relates to Bellevue, Neb, the "Bellevue press," 
^.f*™? Isabel Brad fey, and agriculture in Nebraska. 
Gift of Mrs. Elizabeth Budington Allan and Carlisle 
Allan. 

Allen, Charles W 6.185L MS;W-ttU 

Papers, 1871-1941. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Cattleman and journalist, of Chadron, Neb. Correspond- 
ence, mss. of autobiographical writings, maps, newspaper 
clippings, and a biographical sketch. The correspondence 
is largely with Elmo Scott Watson, and concerns the pos- 
sible publication of Allen's autobiography, In the West 
that was, which covers his life from his journey to Wyo- 
ming in 1871 to the Battle of Wounded Knee, 1890. The 
bulk of the autobiographical material relates to the Dakota 

SlOUX TndiaTiq ~w»» 

Portions of chapters of In the West that was, were pub- 
lished as "Red Cloud and the U. S. flag" in Nebraska his- 
tory, v. 21, no 4 (Oct-Dec. 1940) , p. 283-304. 

Allen, Mary Elizabeth (Bryan) ** 65 ~ M12 

Genealogical notes, ca. 3 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Letters and notes, prepared in the 1920's and 1930's, con- 
cerning genealogical records (from the 1700's) of the Bryan 
and Jennings families; genealogical record of William Jen- 
nings Bryan and a scrapbook concerning him; and news- 
paper clippings concerning Charles Bryan, William Jen- 
nings Bryan, Jr., and Ruth Bryan Owen. 

Allen, William Vincent, 1847-1924. MS 65-1413 

Papers, 1889-1934. ca. 2 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, judge, and U. S. Senator from Nebraska: Cor- 
respondence, speeches, genealogical data on the Allen, Pier- 
sol, and Pomerene families, campaign material, commissions, 
invitations, memorial tributes, scrapbooks, newspaper clip- 
pings, and other papers. Includes papers relating to Alleys 
career (1893-1901) as Senator, to his work inforesfc con- 
servation, and to his interest in the welfare of the Indians 
of Nebraska. Correspondents include Thomas H Barry 
William J. Bryan, James Garvey, Walter Q. Gresham, John 
W. Hayes, Silas A. Holcomb, Charles F. Manderson, Willis 
E. Keed, Lucius D. Richards, John S. Robinson, Addison E 
Sheldon, John M Thurston, and Arthur J. Weaver. 

Calendar of correspondence in the repository. 

Acquired from Mr. Allen's grandson, Herbert Allen, 1949. 



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MS 65-1414 
Altrusa Ctab, Lincoln, Neb. 
Records, 1922-60. ca. 2 ft 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Correspondence, minutes, reports, rosters, yearbooks, pro- 
grams, history, record of loan fund and grants, and scrap- 
book. 
Gift of the dub, 1962. 

MS65-1415 
American Association of University Women. Lincoln 

{Neb.) Branch. 

Records, 1920-59. ca. 3 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence (1928), minutes (1928-55), president's 
reports (1938-57), historian's reports (1938-42), scrap- 
books, clippings, and printed matter; together with corre- 
spondence, msb. of writings and notes of Louise Pound for 
1920-57. 

MS 65-1416 
American Association of University Women. Nebraska 
Division. 
Eecords, 1930-61. 2 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Minutes, historian's reports, history of branches (1955- 
59), and scrapbooks. 

MS 65-1417 
Avery, May (Bennett) 1870-1960. 

Papers, 1929-37. ca. 200 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Resident of Lincoln, Neb. Diary of a trip abroad, bio- 
graphical data, memorabilia, and other papers relating to 
events in Nebraska during Mrs. Avery's lifetime and to 
Mrs. Klepper, a pioneer woman who recalls her journey 
from Illinois to Nebraska in the early 1880's and her life 
in a Furnas Co., Neb., sod house until 1903. 

Gift of W. G. Leavitt and Mrs. Avery's estate, 1960 and 
1963. 

MS 65-1418 
Bassett, Samuel Clay, 1844-1926. 

Papers, 1874-1927. 3 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Agriculturist and State legislator, of Buffalo Co., Neb. 
Correspondence, notes, printed matter, and other papers 
relating mainly to various phases of agriculture in Nebraska 
and Bassett's opposition to moving the State capital from 
Lincoln to Kearney, Neb. Includes the financial record, 
minutes, and constitution of the Erie Farmers Club of 
Buffalo County for 1874-81. 

Gift of Mrs. Laura Bassett Kelley. 

MS 65-1419 
Beatrice Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. 

Eecords, 1894-99. ca. 50 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Constitution, minutes, printed matter, clippings, and an- 
nouncements relating to the activities and affairs of the 
circle. 

MS 65-1420 
Beecher, George Allen, Bp., 1868-1951. 

Papers, 1837-1950. 14 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Episcopal clergyman, of Nebraska. Correspondence 
(1889-1950), journal, biographical data, notes (1889- 
1909), genealogical data/ on the Beecher family, financial 
records (1919-50), ledgers, scrapbooks (1933-41), memo- 
randa, and newspaper clippings (1908-40) ; together with 
xss. of writings by Beecher and other clergymen, records 
(1900-44) of tiie Protestant Episcopal Church, and church 



account books (1890-1910) of Bp. Anson R. Graves. The 
notes tim^ihV> some made by Beecher as a divinity student 
(1889-92) in Philadelphia and sermon notes; the uss. re- 
late to pioneers and the early church in Nebraska; and the 
church records include correspondence, reports, petitions, 
and minutes of meetings of the Council of Advice and per- 
tain mainly to the Western Nebraska Missionary District 
Subjects represented include the Japanese Americanization 

Society of Nebraska, the Sioux Memorial Association, life 
on the Nebraska frontier, and Beecher^ efforts on behalf of 
the Kearney (Neb.) Military Academy. Correspondents in- 
clude WiBa Cather, James BL Haney, George G. Ware, 
relatives of Beecher, and other clergymen. 



MS 65-1421 
Berg, Theophu Herman, 1879- 

Papers, 1907-62. ca. 400 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

City clerk, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence, speeches, 
legal file, newspaper clippings, biographical information, 
and scrapbooks relating to the city government of Lincoln, 
Neb. Correspondents include J. S. Baer, Charles A. Bartz, 
Hiram D. Lingle, and C- A. Sorenson. 

Gift of Mr. Berg, 1964. 



MS 65-1422 
Berge, Wendell, 1903-1955. 

Papers, 1924-54. ca. 2 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

U. S. Assistant Attorney General. Correspondence; mss. 
of and notes for speeches, articles, and addresses; press re- 
leases; articles; clippings; and other printed matter. The 
bulk of the collection consists of speeches and articles and 
relates to affairs of the Dept of Justice during Berge's pe- 
riod of service (1930-47). Subjects mentioned include anti- 
trust legislation, international cartels, and the American 
postwar economy. Correspondents include Tom C. Clark, 
Felix Frankfurter, and Harry S. Truman. 

Gift of Mrs. Berge, 1958. 



MS 65-1423 
Bonrke, John Gregory, 1843-1896. 

Papers, 1873-98. 6 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Army officer and ethnologist. Correspondence, xss. of 
writings, research notes, scrapbooks consisting mainly of 
newspaper clippings, and printed matter. The papers relate 
to Bourke's interest in ethnology, his book, On the border 
with Crook (1891), the Chicago World's Columbian Exposi- 
tion (1S93), the Garza Revolution (1892) on the Mexican 
border, and personal matters. 

Gift of Mr. Bourke's daughter, Mrs. Alexander H Rich- 
ardson, 1956. 



MS 65-1424 
Bradford, Harry Elwyn, 1878-1963. 

Papers, 1945-63. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Agricultural editor, of Lincoln, Neb. Writings, speech 
outlines and notes pertaining to vocational education and 
related topics, clippings, printed matter, memorabilia, and 
other papers. Includes correspondence of Carrie King, 
Bradford's sister-in-law; biographical and genealogical ma- 
terial on the Bradford family; and material relating to 
Bradford's professional career and publications. 

Gift of Mrs. Carrie King, 1963. 



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™_ v „ ^ MS 65-1425 

Branch, Perry W 

Papers, 1844-1922. ca. 150 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Foundation executive, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence 
(1897-1922) and diary. The bulk of the correspondence 
consists of letters written to Branch during his service in 
World War I. 



„ „ MS 65-1426 

Brandsberg, George, 1937- 
Papers, 1962-63. ca. 1 ft. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Journalist, of Omaha. Correspondence, interview notes, 
research data: taped interviews with Oren Lee Staley, presi- 
dent of the National Fanners Organization; recordings of 
NFO meetings, the 1962 NFO national election proceedings, 
and the Feb. 1963 Farmer/Labor Conference in Omaha; sur- 
vey of county extension directors; printed matter, clippings, 
and miscellaneous papers. 
Access to some of the papers is restricted until 1974. 
Gift of Mr. Brandsberg, 1964. 

„ . MS 65-1427 

Bnnton, Job Wells, 1883- 

Correspondence, 1918-20. ca. 100 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence between Brinton, of the United States 
Sisal Trust, and his salesman, T. R Harvey; between W. W- 
Ligett, manager of the Publishers National Service Bureau 
and the Burleigh County Farmers Press; letters to J. R. 
Waters; and a printed copy of a speech on the cooperative 
marketing of wheat, delivered in 1924. The correspondence 
deals with business affairs and with the Nonpartisan League. 



- , „ MS 65-1428 

Broady, Jefferson Hunsaker, 1844-1908. 
Papers, 1861-1908. 1ft 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Judge, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence (1908), account 
books (1861-70), brief book, notebook on American law, 
scrapbooks, and clippings. Some papers relate to Nebraska 
politics in the 1880's. 



n— »i • MS 65-1429 

Brown, Noma, 1863-1960. 

Papers, 1898-1953. 1ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer and U. S. Senator from Nebraska. Correspond- 

nffl^i^ 7 ? d 1953) ' SP f dleS t 1908 ""). scrapbooks 
(1898-1928), and newspaper clippings. Some papers relate 
to Brown's senatorial term (1907-13) and his sponsorship 
of the 16th amendment to the Constitution. 



Brown Co,,™. MS65 " 1430 

Records, 1883-1943. 34 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Assessment books for personal property and real estate; 
letter press book, record of fees, instruments filed, and mort- 
gage indebtedness; livestock record, by precinct; registra- 
tion records; recapitulation ledgers; records of county clerk 
fees, district court fees, and commissioner's proceedings- 
corporation schedules; petitions; tax statement; and leeal 
papers. ^ 



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Bryan, Charles Wayland, 1867-1945. 

Papers, 1908-38. ca. 17 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Mayor of Lincoln, Neb., and Governor of Nebraska. Cor- 
respondence, reports, bills, resolutions, proclamations, affi- 
davits; petitions relating to the Oregon Trail Highway, 
highway construction, and employment; satire on Bryan, 
political scrapbooks, and a memory book. Includes papers 
relating to Bryan's campaign (1924) for Vice President of 
the U. S. Correspondents include Calvin Coolidge and 
Manuel Rosas. 



MS65-1432 
Burt Co, Neb. 

Records, 1857-39. 54 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Assessors' books, tax lists, register of officers elected, rec- 
ords of the Board of County Commissioners, trial and jus- 
tice dockets, deed register, Burt County Claim Association 
record, estray and brand book, and papers relating to the 
Fish Creek Drainage Ditch Improvement Association. 



MS 65-1433 
Butler, Hugh Alfred, 1878-1954. 
Papers, 1945-54. 180 ft 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Correspondence and other papers relating to Butler's 
terms as U. S. Senator from Nebraska. 
Detailed description in the repository. 



__„ „ MS65-1434 

Butler Co., If el. 

Land, tax, and election records, 1875-1923. 2 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Applications for nomination (1910-18), certificates of 
nomination (1891-1918), nomination and election expense 
statements (1900-16) of candidates, primary election papers 
(1908), certificate of title fee book, numerical index of land 
records, assessor's books (1875-79 and 1905), personal assess- 
ment books (1908-23) , and tax lists ( 1884-99) . 



*...''.. MS 65-1435 

Callen, Ernest Glenn, 1894-1964. 

Papers, 1928-62, ca.lft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Professor of political science and sociology. Correspond- 
ence (1934-46), mss. of writings and notes (1929-44), and 
Printed matter relating to the city government of Lincoln, 
Neb., unemployment, workmen's compensation, labor law 
public welfare, taxation, and other governmental and social 
problems of Nebraska. 

Gift of Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1964. 



Campbell, lain C G MS 65-1436 

Manuscripts and notes, ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections 

?}? r H£r' ° f Wee P ia g Wa ter, Neb. Typewritten ks. 
entitled "The story of Weeping Water"; data on early fam- 
ilies and settlers of Weeping Water: the Reeds, Ashmuns, 
Beardsleys, and Bellows; and notes on the history of the 
Albion, Neh, Congregational Church. 

Gift of Mr. Campbell, 1961 and 1962. 



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MS 65-1437 
Cains, Margaret Jane (Bnrke) 1859-1952. 

Papers, 1865-1952. 2 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence (1889-1944), 
kss. of writings, notes, certificates (1865-1919), Bible con- 
taining a family record, newspaper clippings, and printed 
matter. The papers relate to the activities of the American 
Bar Association of which Mrs. Cams was the first woman 
member, the National Association of Women Lawyers, and 
the Nebraska Prison Board. Correspondents include Bose 
Falls Bress and Charles F. Manderson. 

Gift of the Cams family. 



MS65-1438 
Carson, John Lind, 1832-1897. 

Papers, 1858-89. ca. 300 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Banker, of Brownville, Neb. Account books (1858-75) ; 
scrapbook of verse and obituaries, with occasional diary en- 
tries (1862-74) ; and autograph books (1881-89) of Carson's 
daughter, Rose Carson. 
Gift of Bose Carson, 1955. 



MS 65-1439 
Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District. 

Records, 1907-59. ca. 15 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, reports, resolutions, minutes, legal papers, 
agreements, hearings, court cases, congressional hearings and 
bills, speeches, addresses, published and unpublished articles, 
magazines, pamphlets, newspapers, newspaper clippings, 
maps, charts, phonorecords made at the dedication (1941) 
of the Jeffrey Canyon Hydroelectric Plant, project files (on 
microfilm) ; and the papers of Donald W. Bangsley, presi- 
dent (1933-41) of the board of directors of CNPPID, in- 
cluding correspondence, speeches, radio addresses, court 
cases, Government bills, bylaws of the CNPPID, schedules 
of appointments, articles, pamphlets, maps, charts, news- 
papers, and newspaper clippings. Some of the papers relate 
to the tricounty irrigation project in Nebraska. Corre- 
spondents include Ralph O. Canaday, attorney for the 
CNPPID, and James N. Clarke, treasurer of the Supple- 
mental Water Association, which was connected with the tri- 
county project. 



MS 65-1440 
Chapman, Samuel M 1839-1907. 

Correspondence, 1871-1904. 7 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, judge, and politician, of Plattsmouth, Neb. Cor- 
respondence relating to political matters in Nebraska, eco- 
nomic aspects of agriculture, Civil War pensions, and Chap- 
man's activities as a collector for eastern creditors, especial- 
ly farm machinery companies. Correspondents include 
James E. Boyd, Lorenzo Crounse, James William Dawes, 
Silas Garber, Monroe Leland Hayward, John A. McShane, 

Charles Frederick Manderson, Samuel Maxwell (Chapman's 
law partner), J. Sterling Morton, Algernon Sidney Paddock, 
Roscoe Pound, Alvin Saunders, John Milton Thayer, John 
Mellon Thurston, Edward Kimball Valentine, Charles Henry 
Van Wyck, Arthur J. Weaver, and the Grand Army of the 
Republic and the Missouri Pacific Railway Company. 



MS 65-1441 
Chase, Warren Tinker, 1860-1940. 
Papers, 1880-1916. ca. 1 ft. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Physician and druggist, of Loup City, Neb. Customer 
accounts, druggist account books, and pharmacy notebooks. 
Gift of the estate of Dr. Chase's daughter, Mrs. B. £. 
Dale. 



MS 65-1442 
Chenoweth, Caleb Ashbury, 1843-1864. 

Papers, 1856-1941. ca. 150 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Union Army soldier, of Illinois. Correspondence (1856- 
64), account book (1861-69), and Chenoweth family history 
(1961). The letters relate to the Battles of Perryville. Ky. 
(1862),Chickamauga (1863) and Chattanooga, Tenn. (1863), 
to other battles in Tennessee, to camp life, and to marches 
into various parts of Tennessee. Correspondents include 
Wilbur Fisk Chenoweth and other members of the family. 

Gift of H. F. Chenoweth, 1957 and 1961. 



MS65-1448 

Church, Foster, 1822-1911. 

Papers, 1858-1911. ca. 6 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Railway master mechanic, of Alexandria, Neb. Papers 
relating to Church's business activities in New York and 
Nebraska, including correspondence (1858-78), financial rec- 
ords, "Railway entertainments" and other books and 
pamphlets. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Church, 1954. 



MS 65-1444 
Clapp, Hugh Elton. 

Papers, 1860-1928. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Engineer, of Lincoln, Neb. Diary (1898) ; ledger (1903- 
09) ; roster of Company D, 1st Nebraska Volunteer Infan- 
try in the Spanish American War; memorabilia from the 
Philippine Expedition ; and other papers. 

Gift of Mr. Clapp, 1962. 



MS 65-1445 

dark, Landy. 

Papers, 1879-1922. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Lumber dealer, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence, scrap- 
book of clippings, and printed matter. Some of the material 
relates to the University of Nebraska (1883-85) . 

Gift of the Clark estate, 1953. 



MS 65-1446 
Cochran, Robert LeRoy, 1886-1963. 

Papers, 1900-41. 119 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Governor; of Nebraska. General, departmental, and ap- 
plicant correspondence; biographical material; reports; ad- 
dresses, speeches, and speech material ; campaign material 
and election results; Dodge Co., Neb., highway petitions 
(1935), petitions (1937) calling for a special session of the 
Nebraska State Legislature, and petitions endorsing Gus 
Hall; legal material, scrapbooks, certificates, maps, charts, 
slides, movie film and cuts; a phonograph record containing 



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Cochran, Robert LeRoy. 

^Continued) 



1886-1963. 



Papers, 1900-41. 



a political talk (1940) for Cochran, newspaper clippings and 
editorials, printed matter, memorabilia, and an inventory of 
the collection. Includes a file of the papers (1917-40) of 
Cochran's wife, Aileen (Gantt) Cochran -with correspond- 
ence and clippings and the genealogy and records (1900-38) 
of the Cochran family. Correspondents include Edward R. 
Burke, Harry B. Coffee, W. A. Ellis, T. M. Morrow, Keith 
Neville, James C. Quigley, A. C. Tilley, and Gwyer H. 
Yater. 



„ , ^ T , MS 65-1447 

Cole, Nellie W 

Papers, 1932-53. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Resident of Beatrice, Neb. Diaries (1946-53); papers 
(1932-44) relating to the Altar Guild of Christ Episcopal 
Church, Beatrice, Neb.; household accounts; and printed 
matter. 

Gift of Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company, 1961. 

MS 65-1448 
Comstock, Ethel Martin. 

Papers, 1882-1957. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Resident of Orleans, Neb. Correspondence (1882-88), 
Orleans Cemetery records (1957) , and scrapbooks. Includes 
material relating to the Simpson family and to the historv 
of Harlan Co., Neb. 

Gift of Mrs. Comstock, 1957. 

„ , „, MS 65-1449 

Condon, William M 1865-1920. 

Papers, 1868-1920. ca. 100 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Dentist and banker, of Humphrey, Neb. Correspondence, 
deeds, papers relating to women's clubs in Humphrey and 
Madison, Neb., clippings, school papers of Nora Condon, 
memorabilia, and other papers. Includes material relat- 
ing to property owned by Thomas Ottis. 
Gift of Nora Condon, 1955. 



Cones, William W MS 65-1450 

Papers, 1839-79. ca. 400 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Banker, of Wisner, Neb. Correspondence (1854-74): 
legal and financial file; account books (ca. 1848-52) ■ and 
newspapers (1864-75). The bulk of the material deals with 
land transactions and consists of deeds and mortgages relat- 
ing to Cones' real estate business activities in Ohio, Iowa, 
and Nebraska, and to his banking firms: Cones and Pollock, 
West Point, Neb., and W. W. Cones and Company, Wisner, 
Neb. 

Gift of Homer D. Thompson, 1958. 



n u. * ,v_ r. - MS65-1451 

Copeland, Oren Sturman, 1887-1959. 
Papers, 1935-42. 3 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Mayor of Lincoln, Neb., and U. S. Representative from 

Nebraska. Speeches, press releases, scrapbooks, newspaper 

clippings, and other papers relating to Copeland's career as 

Lincoln commissioner of public safety (1935-37), mayor 

(1937-40), and U.S. Representative (1941-42). 
Gift of Mrs. Copeland, 1959. 



MS 65-1452 
Correll, Erasmus Michael, b. 1846. 

Papers, 1870-1913. ca. 400 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Editor and State legislator, of Nebraska. Correspondence 
(1881-82) ; speeches and legislative bills (1881-82) ; pam- 
phlets, political tracts, and clippings concerning woman suf- 
frage; and minutes and resolutions of the Nebraska Woman 
Suffrage Convention (1881). Correspondents include Ada 
M. Bittenbender, Charles W. Bryan, and Clara D. Colby. 



MS 65-1453 
Crandall, Calvin B 

Letters, 1862-65. ca. 150 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Union soldier, of Brookfield, N. Y. Correspondence re- 
lating to CrandaU's experiences as a soldier during the Civil 
War. Includes references to CrandalTs brother, George, a 
missionary pastor at what is now Clay Center, Neb. Cor- 
respondents include CrandaU's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jared 
B. Crandall. 

Gift of Mr. CrandaU's niece, Mrs. G. L. Hutchins. 



MS 65-1454 
Crawford, Harry Love. 

Papers, 1934-58. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society coUections. 

Furniture dealer and undertaker, of Kearney, Neb. Cor- 
respondence (1939-57); Civil War letters (1863-64) ; mss. 
of writings and notes; and printed matter. Includes mate- 
rial relating to the folklore and history of Buffalo Co., Neb. 

Gift of Mrs. Crawford, 1960. 



MS 65-1455 
Crete Mills, Crete, Feb. 

Records, 1885-1920. ca.40ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society coUections. 

(Dorrespondencejjsalesbook (1887-96), ledgers (1902-08), 
daybook-(1968)frbank deposit books (1885-89) for the Crete 
State Bank, and Burlington RaUroad invoices and claims 
( 1910-13 ), and other records of a gristmill. 



MS 65-1456 
Cummins, Thomas A 

Papers, 1865-1906. ca. 50 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society coUections. 
Pioneer, of Gage Co., Neb. Correspondence and legal 
papers relating to Cummins' financial affairs. 
Received from the estate of George Cummins, 1955. 



«-,«_„ MS 65-1457 

Dake, Orsamus Charles, 1832-1875. 

Papers, 1849-1924. ca. 1 ft 

In Nebraska StateHistorical Society coUections. 

Episcopal clergyman, poet and prof essor at the University 
of Nebraska. Correspondence (1858-78) ; diaries (1849 and 
1853); sermons, poems, essays, and letters to the editor 
(1857-70) ; legal and financial file (1868-1902) ; Fremont 
GoUege papers (1869) ; Fremont (Neb.) Episcopal Church 
papers (1869 and 1886) ; and certificates, memorabiUa, and 
printed matter. 

Gift of Mrs. Amanda Horst, Anna Dake Love, and Mrs. 
Beatrice L. Monaghan. 



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MS 65-1458 
Davis, Margaret, 1875-1958. 

Papers, 1836-1956. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Teacher, of Lincoln, Neb. Minutes (1942-45) of the Brit- 
ish "War Relief Society; land records (1836-97) ; clippings 
(1901-40); and scrapbooks (1901-56). Includes material 
relating to the^tJniversity of Nebraska and to the history 
of Cass Co., Neb. 

Gift of Margaret and Alice Davis, 1955 and 1958. 

MS 65-1459 
Delta Kappa Gamma Society. Zeta Chapter. Lincoln, Neb. 

Pioneer women teacher research, 1928-48. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence (1944r-48) ; committee reports (1942-47) ; 
research data, interviews, notes; biographies and autobiog- 
raphies (1940-48) ; and printed matter, relating to the lives 
of pioneer women teachers in Nebraska. The bulk of the 
collection consists of biographical information concerning 
Susan R. Frazier, Olga F. Stastny, and other teachers. 

MS65-1460 
Dibble, Richard, 6. 1836. 

Papers, 1858-1903. ca. 100 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Civil war soldier, of Beatrice, Neb. Correspondence 
(1864-1903) and legal papers (1858-86). Includes material 
relating to camp life at Fort Lyon, Va. (1864-65). 

Received from the estate of George Cummins, 1955. 



MS65-1461 
Dnncombe, Frances E 1870-1958. 

Papers, 1891-1957. ca. 150 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Teacher, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence, diaries (1897- 
1901); clippings, printed matter, and memorabilia. In- 
cludes material relating to Miss Duncombe's experiences at 
the University of Nebraska (1897-1901). Correspondents 
include Emma B. Tucker, Francis F. Tucker, Lawrence 
Void, and Margaret A. Void- 
Received from Miss Duncombe's estate, 1958. 



MS 65-1462 
Dunn, Lee James, 1861-1937. 

Papers, 1815-1936. ca.lft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Grain dealer and banker, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspond- 
ence, legal and financial file (1897-1916), stock certificates 
(1891-1911); real estate file (1891-1928) containing ab- 
stracts of title, warrantee deeds, quit claim deeds, leases, and 
bills of sale; papers relating to family history, and member- 
ship cards to various organizations. Includes papers relat- 
ing to the American Exchange Bank of Elmwood, Neb., of 
which Dunn was a director, the City National Bank of Lin- 
coln, Neb., at which he was a cashier, the Dunn-Howard 
Grain Company, Dunn and Perrin Company, Farmers Bank 
of Fillmore County in Ohiowa, Neb., Furnas County Bank, 
and the Nebraska Brewing Company. 

MS 65-1463 
Eager, Frank Dewitt, 1872-1960. 
Papers, 1898-1957. 5 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Army officer, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence, diary 
(1898), speeches, addresses, certificates, scrapbooks, articles, 
pamphlets, newspapers and newspaper clippings including 
numerous Manila, Hong Kong, and Havana papers (1898- 
99), printed matter, and other papers. Includes papers re- 



lating to the case of Berge vs. Eager in the Nebraska Su- 
preme Court, general orders (1898-99) from the Headquar- 
ters of the Army, and a map of the Manila Bay area show- 
ing positions where the Nebraska regiment fought during 
the Spanish American War. 

MS 65-1464 

Ernst, Carl Julius, 1853-1932. 

Papers, 1860-1929. ca. 1 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Railway executive, of Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence and 
records (1885-93) of the Lincoln Street Railway Company 
of which Ernst was secretary; correspondence and legal pa- 
pers (1894-95) of the Lincoln Board of Education of which 
he was president; records (1887-94) of the Lancaster Land 
Company of which he was secretary; real estate records 
(1860-85) ; scrapbook (1902-14) ; and printed matter. 

MS 65-1465 
Feenan, Martin J b. 1842. 

Papers, 1862-1953. ca. 1 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Businessman, of Omaha. Correspondence, speeches, MSB. 
of writings, scrapbooks, autograph books, certificates, news- 
paper dippings, and memorabilia; together with correspond- 
ence, rosters, and clippings relating to the 6th and 22d Regi- 
ments of Iowa Cavalry; correspondence, receipts, rosters, 
and pamphlets relating to the Sons of Union Veterans of 
the Civil War; correspondence, reports, account book, notes, 
minutes, songbooks, and other papers of the George Custer 
Post No. 7 of the Grand Army of the Republic, Omaha; 
reports of the officers of the Woman's Relief Corps on their 
86th, 40th, and 41st annual conventions; rosters of the 
Douglas County Association of Nebraska Pioneers; applica- 
tion and bond of the Daughters of Veterans; and other 
papers. Subjects represented include the early history of 
Omaha and Iowa City, Iowa, the activities of M. J. Feenan 
and Sons, builders and manufacturers of monuments, and 
the White Stone Hill (N. D.) battlefield. 

Gift of Emma Feenan through the Omaha Public li- 
brary, 1959-60. 

MS65-1466 
Florence, Neb. 

Records, 1842-1917. ca. 3 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Journal (1856-€7), ledgers, minutes, financial records, re- 
ceipts, stock assessments and certificates, stock and order 
register, deeds, mortgages, register of land warrants, and 
mother papers. Includes the articles of incorporation of the 
Nebraska Winter Quarters Company (1854) and the Flor- 
ence Land Company (1855) which established the town, the 
financial records (1857) and incorporation papers of the 
Florence Bridge Company, correspondence (1855-65) of the 
firm of Cook, Sargent and Parker, which founded and op- 
erated the Bank of Florence, the papers of incorporation of 
the Bank of Florence, and papers (1906-09) relating to the 
Board of Park Commissioners. The hulk of the collection 
dates from 1855 to 1860. 

Gift of Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis. 

MS 65-1467 

Fort Kearny, Neb. 

Records, 1845-1931. ca.6ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence (1847 and 1849) , records of the General 
Land Office for 1854-1931 and the Office of the Adjutant 
General, Reservation Division for 1845-71, special orders 
(1865-71), daybook (1858-62), maps, diagrams, roster 
(1847) of the Battalion of Missouri Mounted Volunteers, 
and papers relating to Stanborg's explorations of Dobytown, 
a village near the fort 



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b. „ . . MS 65-1468 

mm. Robinson, If el. 

Records, 1873-1949. 12 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

In part, microfilm made from originals in the National 
Archives and from originals loaned by the Beef Research 
Station, University of Nebraska, Fort Robinson, in I960 

Correspondence (1947-48), military records (1920-49), 
civilian employee records (1933-48), building plans (1902- 
43), maps (1881-1945), and records on microfilm. Subjects 
mentioned include the horses, buildings, and grounds of the 
fort and arrests and imprisonments of military personnel. 

Gift of Roger T. Grange, Jr., 1959 and 196L 

«_ *_. „ MS 65-1469 

Frontier Co, Neb. 

Records, 1879-98. 12 ft. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Tax lists and justice dockets. 

Transferred by action of the Frontier County commis- 
sioners, 1960. 

MS 66-1470 
Fey, Edwin Augustus, 1851-1936. 

Papers, 1878-1986. 1ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Editor and politician. Correspondence, notes, scrapbooks 
(1906-35), and printed matter (1921-36) relating to Fry's 
activities as a newspaper editor in Niobrara, Neb., Fort 
Fiewe,_Herrick, and Yankton, S. D., and in Julesburg and 
Sedgwick, Colo. Subjects mentioned include the South 
Dakota Direct Legislation Organization, the Progressive 
Republican Primary Organization, the Kansas-Nebraska- 
Dakota Highway Association, and the Missouri River Navi- 
gation Association. Correspondents include Lorenzo Croun- 
se, Edgar Howard, Robert M. La Follette, and Richard O. 
Richards. 

«, MS 65-1471 

Furnas, Robert Wilkinson, 1824-1905. 

Papers, 1832-1905. ca.21ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Governor of Nebraska. Correspondence (1856-1905) ; 34 
ledgers; 5 memoranda notebooks; account books, salesbooks, 
treasurer's records, and other financial records of Furnas as 
an Omaha Indian agent, president and secretary of the State 
Board of Agriculture, businessman, agriculturalist, and 
Mason ; his journal as commander (1863) of the 2d Nebraska 
Volunteer Cavalry; his executive papers (1872-74) as Gov- 
ernor; scrapbooks; memorabilia; and the daybook and ac- 
count book (1832-48) of William Furnas. 

Gift of Mr. Furnas. 

_, ■ „ MS 65-1472 

Gerrard, Betty C 

Papers, 1879-1913. ca. 150 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Resident of Columbus, Neb. Correspondence (largely 
from relatives), legal orders and notices, relating to Mrs. 
Gerrard's activities in Columbus, Neb., where she was an 
officer in both the Women's Suffrage Association and the 
Women's Christian Temperance Union. 

Received, 1964. 

^ • o , t, , MS 65-1473 

Grace, Samuel Roe, I. 1817. 

Papers, 1817-1922. 1 reel of microfilm (400 items) 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Microfilm copy of originals loaned by Mrs. Ethel Anne 
Graham, Nebraska City, Neb. 

Resident of Brownville, Neb. Correspondence (1840- 
1922), diary, family records (1850-62), mss. of writings, 
and memorabilia. Correspondence consists largely of family 
letters sent to and from Brownville, Neb., and London, Eng. 
Family members represented prominently include Grice's 



wife Susannah, Mrs. E. Bestow, Anna Grice, William Roe 
Grice, H D. Roe, Thomas Hoe, and Charles and Emily 
Wiggelsworth. 
Access restricted. 



„ . „_ , ., MS65-1474 

Gnggs, Frederick, 1867-1952. 

Papers, 1912-52. ca. 300 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Educator and missionary of College View, Neb., and Los 
Angeles, Calif. Correspondence (1938-50), sermons, use. 
of writings, and other papers, relating to Griggs' career as 
an elder of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. 
Gift of Mrs. Griggs, 1953. 



™ . _ MS65-1475 

Gnggs, Nathan Kirk, 1844-1910. 
Papers, 1874-1915. 25 ft. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Lawyer, diplomat, and composer, of Beatrice, Neb. Cor- 
respondence (1888-1900), legal papers (1883-92), and letter 
press book. Some of the papers relate to the activities of the 
Griggs and Rinaker law firm, which was later known as 
Griggs, Rinaker, and Bibb. 



Harrison, Robert D 1897- MS 65-1476 

Papers, 1952-58. 12 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

U. S. Representative from Nebraska. General post- 
master, and rural carriers correspondence, campaign ma- 
terial, speeches, and miscellaneous papers relating to the 
Congressman's official business. 

Restricted. 



„ r J „ . t MS65-1477 

Herron, Leonard Smith, 1884-1958. 
Papers, 1917-58. 7 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Editor, of Omaha. Correspondence, speeches, articles, 
and notes. Includes papers relating to the Farmers Union 
Cooperatives. 
Complete list of speeches and articles in the repository. 



it -„ j r... MS65-1478 

Howard, Edgar. 1858-1951. 

Papers, 1893-1950. 2 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections 
Journalist and U. S. Representative from Nebraska. Cor- 
respondents, biographical sketch, tribute by A. E. Sheldon, 
scrapbooks, broadsides, and clippings on a testimonial din- 
ner. Correspondents include William Jennings Bryan, 
Eugene Casey, James A. Farley, John Nance Garner Nich- 
olas Loiiffworth, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Fred M. Vin- 
son. 



t» i^ » x, MS 65-1479 

Jenkins, Myron B 

Papers, 1880-1941. ca.23ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Forester. Correspondence (1936-41) relating to the work 
of the Conservation and Survey Division of the University 
of Nebraska, files of the Work Projects Administration 
( A ebraska ) , and articles. 

Gift of the Conservation and Survey Division, University 
of Nebraska, 1961. J 



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MS65-1480 
Johnson, Albert Litle, 6. 1864. 

Papers, 1881-1940. lift. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Milling company president, of Crete, Neb. Correspond- 
ence; legal and financial file (1881-94) ; pages from a Crete 
Mills ledger containing entries made by Johnson; deeds, 
leases, and other land records (1886-1901) ; Saunders Co, 
Neb., tax receipts (1881-94) ; reports and printed matter 
relating to the American Sunday-School Union for 1905-10; 
reports, minutes, and programs of the Young Men's Chris- 
tian Association for 1904-19; and financial records, budgets, 
treasurer's reports, and printed matter relating to Nebraska 
Wesleyan University for 1893-1919. 



MS 65-1481 
Johnson, Frank Henton, 1871-1960. 

Papers, 1855-1942. 22 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Soldier, of Plattsmouth and Lincoln, Neb. Correspond- 
ence (1894-1927), certificates (1855-69), scrapbook (1898- 
99), and printed matter, together with the personal account 
books of J. W. Johnson and his account book as treasurer 
of the Platte Lodge No. 7 of the Independent Order of Odd 
Fellows in Plattsmouth, and the records book (1880-89) of 
the McConihie Post No. 45 of the Grand Army of the Re- 
public, in Plattsmouth. Some of the papers relate to events 
in the Philippine Islands during the Spanish American War. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, 1958. 



MS 65-1482 
Johnson Co, Neb. 

Records, 1860-1925. 44 v. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Tax lists (1865-84), claims allowed (1882, 1884), appor- 
tionment record (1860-75), road funds (1869-70), soldiers 
and sailors official roster (1925), and assessors records 
(1873-76). 
Received, 1959. 



MS 65-1483 
Kingsley, George Pomeroy, 1865-1929. 
Papers, 1922-29. ca.2ft 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Resident of Minden, Neb. Correspondence, petitions and 
resolutions, bills and speeches in the U S. Congress, and 
other papers relating to early efforts in the field of conserva- 
tion, irrigation, and public power in Nebraska. Correspond- 
ents include £. O. Canaday, James M Clark, Nebraska State 
engineer R. L. Cochran, C. W. McConaughy, Clark E. 
Mickey, B. Clarence Neff, Senator George W. Karris, and 
- U. S. Representative Willis G. Sears. 
Gift of Donaldson W. Kingsley, 1958. 



MS65-1484 
Kinscella, Hazel Gertrude, d. 1960. 

Papers, 1919-39. ca. 1 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Music educator and composer, of Lincoln, Neb. Mss., 
notes, published music composed or arranged by Miss 
Kinscella, sheet music, music rolls for a player piano, and 
printed matter. Includes material relating to various as- 
pects of her career, but especially to music education. 

Gift- of the estate of Miss Kinscella, 1960. 



MS 65-1485 
Kobes, Frank Joseph, 1890- 

Papers, 1943-46. ca. 2 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Mayor of Crete, Neb. Correspondence, hearings of the 
Interstate Commerce Commission, clippings, and handbills 
relating to the litigation surrounding the Missouri Pacific 
Railroad line through Crete. Correspondents include Rob- 
ert Van Pelt, attorney for the Missouri Pacific Abandon- 
ment Committee. 

Gift of Mrs. Kobes through Frank J. Kobes, Jr. 

MS 65-1486 

McCallum, Donald, 1. 1831. 

Papers, 1865-1943. ca. 150 items. . 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Surveyor, of Guide Rock, Neb. Correspondence (1865- 
1903); legal and financial fife (188S-19C3); P«** <*£7 
(1886); Guide Rock Land Company record book (1873- 
1907) three issues of the Guide Rock "Signal" containing 
family references. Relates to the early settlement and 
development of Guide Rock, Neb. 

Gift of Jessie McCallum, through the courtesy of Mr. 
and Mrs. R. E. McCallum, 196L 

MS65-148T 
McKeMe, Samuel Roy, 1881-1956. 

Papers, 1911-52. 66 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Publisher, rancher, and Governor of Nebraska, Corre- 
spondence, speeches, applications and recommendations 
(1919-21), petitions and proclamations (1919-22), campaign 
scrapbooks (1911-31), Federal Farm Board scrapbook 
(1929-31), and miscellaneous scrapbooks (1928-36). The 
papers relate to the affairs of the Governor's office during 
McKelvie's term (1919-23), to McKelvie's bid for the U. S. 
Senate, his term on the Federal Farm Board, and his private 
life as editor and publisher of the "Nebraska farmer." Some 
correspondence deals with the commutation of sentences, 
pardons, and paroles, including the case of Alson Cole. Cor- 
respondents include Calvin Coolidge, Warren G. Harding, 
Herbert Hoover, George W. Norris, and John J. Pershing. 

Gift of Mrs. McKelvie, 1956. 

MS 65-1488 
McMnllen, Adam, 1875-1959. 

Papers, 1915-58. 6 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

State legislator and Governor of Nebraska. General and 
departmental correspondence, financial records (1920, 1927- 
28), speeches and press releases (1919-28 and 1953-54), ap- 
plications and recommendations (1924), scrapbook (1928- 
40), and newspaper clippings. Includes carbon copies of 
outgoing correspondence during McMullen's governorship 
(1925-29) and other executive papers. Correspondents in- 
clude Herbert Hoover, Huey P. Long, George W. Noms, 
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Fred A. Seaton, and Harold E. tstas- 
sen. 

MS 65-1489 
Majors, Thomas Jefferson, 1841-1932. 

Papers, 1859-1932. 1ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

In part, microfilm. 

Army officer, Territorial and State legislator, U. S. Repre- 
sentative from Nebraska, and Lieutenant Governor of Ne- 
braska. Correspondence (1863-93), biographical data, 
financial records (1883-91), military documents (1868-76), 
certificates, clippings, and memorabilia. Some of the papers 
relate to the political and military history of Nebraska dur- 
ing the territorial and early statehood years. Correspond- 



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Papers, 1859-1932. 



Majors, Thomas Jefferson, 1841-1932. 
(Continued) 

ents include Robert W. Furnas, Phineas W. Hitchcock, 
George W. Holland, Church Howe, John T. Mallaliev, 
Charles F. Manderson, Samuel Maxwell, Thomas J Oliver 
Algernon S. Paddock, William A. Pollock, Frederick Ren- 
ner, John M. Thayer, and Martin N. Van Fleet 
Military documents purchased from Louise Stegner, 1949. 

u i D v _* ™ MS65-1490 

Malone, Robert T 1891-1963. 

Papers, 1930-63. 8 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Director of the Division of Employment Security Ne- 
braska Dept. of Labor in Lincoln, Neb. Correspondence, 
records and speeches (1947-49), addresses (1939-48), notes 
(1957-58), and other papers relating to housing the Na- 
tional Council of Catholic Women, the National Union for 
Social Justice in Lincoln, the Lincoln Urban League, and the 
American Interprofessional League. 

MS 65-1491 
Meiklejohn, George De Rue, 1857-1929. 
Papers, 1897-1901. ca. 38 ft. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
U._ S. Representative from Nebraska. Correspondence 
relating to Meiklejohn's service as U. S. Assistant Secretary 
of War. 
Gift of the estate of John H. Kempt, 1962. 

MS 65-1492 
Mississippi Valley Historical Association. 

Records, 1895-1963. ca.l30ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence ; mss. of published articles with related 
correspondence; reports; legal and advertising files; mem- 
berships; account books of members; papers (1940-41) of 
Wendell H. Stephenson, including correspondence, minutes, 
and other papers of a faculty organization at Louisiana 
State University; financial records (1907-63) including 
banking and salary records, vouchers, account and receipt 
books, and cashbook ; ledgers ; and clippings. 

» * , .. „ MS 65-1493 

Morton, Johns Sterling, 1832-1902. 

Papers, 1844-1904. 125 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Agriculturist and politician, of Nebraska. General and - 
personal correspondence, correspondence of Morton as sec- 
retary of state of the Nebraska Territory (1858-61) and as 
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture (1893-97), letter press books, 
51 vols, of a diary, financial records, scrapbooks and let- 
ters (1896-1903) of A T. Richardson to Morton's son, Joy 
Morton. 

„ T t , MS 65-1494 

Nebraska. State Penitentiary, Lincoln. 

Records, 1882-1913. ca. 1 ft., ca. 900 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Correspondence, reports, records, and a copy of the court 
case (1882) "in the matter of the contest of the election of 
M. P. Kinkaid to the office of Senator." 

MS 65-1495 
Nebraska State Farmers' Alliance. 

Records, 1874-1920. 5 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, reports, receipts, vouchers, petitions, 24 
vols, of ledgers, mailing lists, and pamphlets of the State 
Farmers' Alliance; notes of Luna E. Kellie, State secretary, 
including biographical sketches; mss. of "The Farmers Al- 
liance and the Nebraska independent" (1918) by Charles Q. 
DeFrance and "James Thompson Kellie" (1920) and "The 
Farmers Alliance in Nebraska, a history of its later period 
from 1894-1901" by Miss Kellie; minutes (1890-92) of the 



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Alliance of Norman, Neb., and correspondence and reports 
(1893-95) of local Alliances. Correspondents include Wil- 
liam V Allen, William P. Bricker, Elsie Buckman, Jay 
Burrows, O. Cravath, W. F. Dale, Helen Goff, J L. Leonard, 
George Lynn, W. A McKeishan, W. S. Morgan, John H. 
Powers, Asa Taylor, J. M Thompson, and S. Edwin 
Thornton. 



MS 65-1496 
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary 
Schools. Nebraska Committee on Secondary Schools 

Records, 1896-1943. ca. 11 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence (1896-1900), curricula reports (1900-23), 
annual reports (1911-36), statistical summary (1939-40) of 
the annual reports of all schools under the North Central 
Association Commission on Secondary Schools, applications 
(1913-14) for accreditation, and a survey (1921) of Ne- 
braska school buildincs. The bulk of the collection con- 
sists of reports sent from Nebraska accredited high schools 
to the Nebraska committee. Correspondents include Charles 
E. Bessey, James W. Crabtree (inspector of accredited 
schools) , and George E. MacLean. 

Gift of the University of Nebraska Library, 1951. 

MS65-1497 
Omaha Woman's Press Club. 

Records, 1928-32. ca. 300 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, clippings, and other records. 



Otoe Co., N*. MS65 - 1498 

Records, 1855-1935. 42 ft 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Tax lists, records, and receipts; cashbooks; bills allowed 
Otoe County; clerk's accounts with the treasurer; records 
and receipt book of the treasurer's office; justice, judges, and 
bar dockets; clerk's dockets of the district court; correspond- 
ence of the clerk's office of the district court; journal of the 
Otoe County clerk's office; county clerk records; abstract of 
votes cast at the election of 1872; reports of pupils enrolled 
in Otoe County schools; assessor's book; marks and brands 
for stock; records of mortgages and deeds; index book 
grantees; registers; official abstract; official directory; and 
3^fo\ t °? ether ^th the assessment blanks or schedules 
(1870-88) of personal property and the census and asses- 

nSn^v i 185 ? ) °J- Nebraska °^' Neb -' "* * Pkt book 
(1871) of Nebraska City and its suburbs. 



w». . „. „ MS65-1499 

Kicker, Eh Seavey, 1843-1926. 

Papers, ca. 17 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts. 

Lawyer, judge, and journalist, of Nebraska. Papers, 
relating to the Plains Indians, which Ricker assembled for 
a projected book, "The final conflict between the red man 
and the pale faces." Includes approximately 40 tablets 
(1904-09) recording his interviews with Indians, mixed 
bloods, white settlers, and former scouts and soldiers, together 
with letters, documents, and other material which he copied 
from government archives, newspapers, and other MS. and 
printed sources. Subjects mentioned include American 
Horse, Buffalo Bill, California Joe, Chief Red Cloud, 
George A. Custer, the fur trade, the Black Hills, Fort 
Laramie, Wyo., the Reno inquiry, missionary work at Pine 
Ridge, N. D., the Sibley scouts, the Fettennan and Horse 
Creek fights, the Sand Creek massacres, the Battle of 
Wounded Knee, the Mormon cow incident, an incident at 



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Rkker, Eh' Seavey, 1843-1926. Papers. (Continued) 
Whitestone, S. D., the Kiowa, Bed Cloud, and Spotted Tail 
agencies, and the following Indian tribes: Apaches, Arkan- 
sas, Cherokees, Chickasaws, Creek, Otoe, Sacs and Foxes, 
Seminoles, Sioux, Utes, and the Winnebagoes. 

Detailed description available in the repository. Also 
described in A guide to the archives and manuscripts of the 
Nebraska State Historical Society, compiled by William F. 
Schmidt (1965) p. 44-45. 



MS 65-1500 
Ritchie, William, 1886-1956. 

Correspondence, 1938-54. ca. 5 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer and politician, of Omaha. Correspondence relat- 
ing to Mr. Ritchie's law practice, to his campaign (1952) 
for the U. S. Senate, and to the question of Hawaiian state- 
hood. Correspondents include Hugh Alfred Butler, 
I>wight Palmer Griswold, James Howard McGrath, and 
Drew Pearson. 



MS 65-1501 
Rowen, Richard Dean, 1932-1963. 

Research data. ca. 100 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Curator of history, Nebraska State Historical Society. 
Research data compiled from 1960 to 1963, relating to the 
early history of Brownsville, Neb. (1854-78), to the life 
of Louis Neals, an early Nebraska settler who married 
Susan Fontenelle, sister of Logan Fontenelle, chief of the 
Omaha Indians, and to the Indian raid of 1878 in Decatur 
and Rawlins Counties, Kan, Includes a memorial leaflet 
containing a biographical sketch of Rowen. 



MS65-1502 

Sarpy Co., Neb. 

Records, 1859-1915. 17 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Assessor's books, tax lists, register of tax receipts, account 
of State funds, record of mortgaged property, voter regis- 
trations, official oaths register, official directory of office- 
holders, minutes of county board meetings, justice's docket, 
physician's register, and a brand record book. 

Transferred from the Sarpy County courthouse, 1957. 

MS65-1503 
Saunders Co* Neb. 

Records, 1878-1925. 80ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. ■: 

Assessors' books, recapitulation records, road district ac- 
count, agricultural statistics, daybook of the county farm, 
monthly statement of druggists, account book, and 9 vols. 
of a roster of World War i % aterans. 

Transferred from the Saunders County courthouse in 
Wahoo, Neb., 1964. 



MS 65-1504 
Smith, ThurmanAmon, 1877-1956. 

Papers, 1934-54. ca. 300 items. 

La Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Publisher and author, of Taylor, Neb. Correspondence, 
mss. of writings, notes, scrapbooks, and memorabilia, relat- 
ing to Nebraska's pioneer history, particularly in the sand- 
hill region. Correspondents include Glen Auble, Mari 
Sandoz, and A E. Sheldon. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Smith, 1958-63. 



MS 65-1505 
Sorensen, Christian Abraham, 1890-1959. 

Papers, 1915-55. ca.77ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer and attorney general of Nebraska. Personal and 
family correspondence; legal cases and papers relating to 
Sorensen's private legal practice; papers of the John H. 
Wallick estate; papers (1942) relating to the campaign of 
Senator George W. Norris; minutes of the Nebraska Land 
and Securities Company; and papers relating to the public 
power districts of Nebraska and to allied subjects. Names 
mentioned include the Aurora (Neb.) Farmer's Union Co- 
operative, the Cooperative Publishing Association, the Farm 
Crops Processing Corporation, the Fremont Joint Stock 
Loan Bank, the Independent Progressive Committee, the 
Layman's Club, the Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank, the 
city of Minatare, Neb., the Nebraska Potato Improvement 
Association law, the Nonpartisan League, the Pathfinder 
and Guernsey Reservoir, the People's Council of America, 
the People's Electric light and Power Association, the 
Rural Electrification Administration, the Superior Finance 
Company, Union College, the Union Credit Service Asso- 
ciation, and the Western Public Service Company. 

Described in A guide to the archives and manuscripts of 
the Nebraska State Historical Society, compiled by William 
F. Schmidt (1965) p. 62-63. 



MS 65-1506 
Stefan, Karl, 1884-1951. 

Papers, 1934-51. 19 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Papers relating mainly to Stefan's career as U. S. Repre- 
sentative from Nebraska, including campaign and genera), 
correspondence, Republican National Convention invitation 
and appointments, speeches, news releases, scrapbooks, and 
newspaper clippings. 

Restricted until Sept. 23, 1972. 

Gift of Mrs. Stefan, 1957. 



MS 65-1507 
Sweet, John Hyde, 1880-1964. 

Papers, 1938-40. ca. 10 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

U. S. Representative from Nebraska. Correspondence, 
campaign and election data^ legislative bills, bulletin re- 
quests, printed matter, and other papers of Sweet and 
George H Heinke, who preceded him as U. S. Representa- 
tive from the First Congressional District of Nebraska. 
The papers reflect the attitude of Nebraskans toward New 
Deal diplomacy, the arms embargo, the proposed 1939 revi- 
sion of the neutrality act, and military conscription. Sub- 
jects mentioned include the National Youth Administration, 
the Works Progress Administration, the Corn Belt Liberty 
League, the National Voice of Christian Economics, and 
other Federal programs and private organizations. Cor- 
respondents include Charles D. Ammon, Paul Armstrong, 
EdwaTd A Beecher, Hugh A Butler, Earl Cline, Oren S. 
Gopeland, Levi L Coryell, Sr., Carl T. Curtis, Robert S. 
Dickinson, John M. Dierks, Isaac B. Flint, Harry D. Flory, 
Rex Hazehigg (branch organizer of the Communist Party 
of the U. S. in Lincoln, Neb.), Daniel M Hildebrand, Cor- 
dell Hull, Homer D. Kirk, Walter D.Kirtley, Harry J. 
Krusz, James E. Lawrence, Frederick H Obermann, Wil- 
liam H. Pitzer, John B.Quinn, James L. Sellers, Arthur J. 
Weaver, Claude R Wickard, William L. Wilson, and Mil- 
lard T.Woods. 
Gift of Arthur Sweet, 1964. 



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Umted War Fund of Nebraska. MS 65-1508 

Records, 1945-46. ca. 17 ft. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

District and county correspondence, treasurers' reports, 
financial records, bulletins of other State war funds! Na- 
tional War Fund memoranda, a general file, and newspaper 

Williams, Hattie (Plum) 1878- MS 65-1509 

Papers, 1884-1959. ca. 31 ft. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Netoi^ ^l i^t S? 01010 ^ ^Pt °* the University^ 
Nebraska with which she was associated; serological re- 
seardi notes deluding some on immigration to the^Ta^ 
German-Eusaan immigration; *. a. thesis (1909) The 
German-Eussian colony in Lincoln; P^hesT 19^! 
T^^s Germans; Platte River study-social signkance 
of the Plato Eiver in Nebraska; Study of LancasteTS^ 
public welfare, 1936-1939; student seminar^ers (S- 
45) on pubhc welfare; speeches, lectures, p^Ueteaad 
other printed matter (1895-1940) on p^cTeLrare; and 
papers relating to medical social work and the public wel- 
cZS^ a ^«? fe «n«« with which Dr. Williams was 
connected: the Almshouse Conference (1926), Nebraska Tu- 
berculosis Association (1923), Nebraska Conference of So- 
cial Work (1920-40), Merit System Council (1938-43), 
American Bed Cross (1918-39), and the American Belief to 
Europe Administration (1920-25). 
Gift of Thomas F. A. Williams, 1964. 

Wooster, Charles, 1843-1922 MS 65-1510 

Papers, 1861-192L ca. 11 ft 

FJLt^fJf*** Historical Society collections. 
(ISTCwUf w ^ ^ N6b - Correspondence, diary 
(1862), Cml War enlistment and discharge papere"and 

tica? P a^S ,pi Tv ^i W '**&*£&££ 
facal activities and his activities in the Civil War to Ne- 

Si^ £ d ?l 0neer ^ and to tbl Sert it 
bance in Nebraska. Correspondents include Willianf Jen- 
nings Bryan, J W. Carr, Gilbert M ffitchcock, J. H Mac- 

iSSiiF^T = • Manderso J n ' J Sterling Morton, George 
Morris, C. A^ Sorensen, and the Democratic State Central 
Commibtoe of Nebraska, the Nonpartisan League, the Peo- 
ple's Independent Party, and the Silver Bepublican Party. 

Bonnie, William Oland, 1819-1901 MS 65 ~ 1511 

Papers, 1855-66. 1 box. 
J 1 ^ York Historical Society collections. 

Com^ 0nn ^' ^ tor ' "* autnor > of N ^ York City. 
C^esp^den^. lectures; articles; ms. of Bourne's unpub- 

an^^^A™ 1 ^ " waDffl d™* ^Pty workshops 
Siff^%? eS, ^l Wntten » 1855 ' » P«*«* against tht 
toflofW46; prmted matter; and other papers. Includes 
cmespondence relating to the Workingn\an^Dem^cnS 
Bepubhcan Association and Bourne's pubConStS 
Platform"; letters, copies of agreements, m^ora^uTof 

S^ rS T^? <***> «» o«i«r papers 
(185SMJ0) relating to the formation, operations, and dissolu- 
tion of the American Mining, Metallurgical, and Manufac- 
tanng Company and the Humboldt Mining and Manufac- 
tonng Company; 26 letters to Bourne (mostly 1864-66) re- 
X^<!L^ *?*?** T» Soldier's friend," devoted to 
v ^! of private soldiers and war veterans; and 25 
items (1866) relating to Bourne's efforts to^bm'tate di* 
™17 ^terans, consisting mostly of contributions to his 
contest for lef^handed penmanship, samples of the writing 



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Chobnondeler, Robert. MS 65-1512 

Correspondence, 1T57-75. ca. 120 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Auditor and surveyor general of British revenues in 
America. Correspondence with Goldsbrow Banyar (1725- 
1815), deputy secretary for the Province of New York. 



n_ • a j_ -. . MS 65-1513 

Davis, Andrew Jackson, 1820 (ca.)-i890 

Papers, 1852-56. 225 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, bills, accounts, receipts, and miscellane- 
ous business papers relating to Davis' coal mining business 
at Coos Bay, Or. Many of the letters are from relatives 
and friends m Van Bnren Co., Iowa. 



Davis, Erwin. MS 65-1514 

Papers, 1856-76. ca. 160 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

California mining operator and speculator. Correspond- 
ence (chiefly 1856-62) ; journal (1856) of Davis' voyage 
from New York to San Francisco via Panama; and miscel- 
kneous business papers. Most of the letters are from 
friends and relatives and were written during Davis' first 
few years in San Francisco. 



Delafield, Emily (Prime) 1840-1909. ^ 65 " 1515 

Letters, 1890's. ca. 100 items. 
In New- York Historical Society collections. 

T^i^flf* °- f NeW , Tork City - About 50 Otters to Mrs. 
Delafield's sister-in-law, Julia Delafield, relating to her 
travels m Japan, Hong Kong, India, EuropeTand Cali- 
fornia; and ca. 50 letters to her daughter Emily (who 

iters*" 1 7 } Mlating *° family and Personal 



Delafield, Richard, 1798-1873. MS 65-1516 

Papers, 1846-62. 2 boxes. 
In New- York Historical Society collections 
Army officer U. S. Engineer Corps. Accounts of ex- 
pires on the construction and upkeep of FortllW- 
ton, Schuyler, Richmond, and Lafayette, N. Y., and forthe 

(BEmtlX 'j*** ^ 3 harboVsTaZS 
(1853-56) for the defensive works on the Rio Grande- and 
ca. 15 letters to or from Delafield. wanae, and 



DTJtassy, Frederick George. MS 65-1517 

Papers, 1861-63. ca. 1300 items. 
In New- York Historical Society collections. 

T>4^Z,° &C ^ V.Cor^ndence and papers relating to 
DUtassy's activities while commanding officer of the Gari- 
baldi Guard, 39th Infantry Regt, Nevf York Sufe Volun- 
teers (also known as the Foreign Regiment). Mostly let- 
tersto him from other officers and friends, many of thL in 
Oerman.^ Correspondents include A. Asboth, Mrs. B ft 
Bacon, J Batory Lt Alexandro Biscacdan% feFft 
Winton, Capt. John C. Gittermann, MahlonDSands, Capt 
France Takats, Theodore Talbot, Maj. L W. TineUi M*j 
Charles Wiegand, and Mrs. E. Von Hafften J * 



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Eaton, Charles Phillips. MS 65-1518 

Papers, 1883-1921. ca. 65 items and 3 v. 
In New- York Historical Society collections. 
Naval officer Journal (1883-S4) kept while on a cruise 
aboard the TJ. S. S. Trenton, from New York to Singapore; 
logbook (1883-85) kept on the U. S. S. Trenton and probl 
ably on the TJ. S. S. Alert; diary (1892) recording Eaton's 
observations and experiences while serving aboard the hy- 
drographic survey ship, U. S. S. McArthur, off the coast 
north of Seattle, Wash., and including notes on Indian lore 
and legends, and meteorological entries; "Glimpses of Mad- 
agascar from a man of war", with a description of the town 
and its natives; and official orders from the Navy Dept 

_ . _, _ MS65-1519 

Ferns, Claiborne. 

Papers, 1840-69. ca. 60 items and 1 v. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 
_New York State Assemblyman. Letters addressed to 
Ferns, mostly during 1869 when Ferris represented the West 
Farms District in the New York State Assembly; receipts; 
checkbooks; and a scrapbook of billheads of acts introduced 
by Ferris in the New York State Assembly. 

r-tu _* „_* „ MS 65-1520 

Gilbert, Ruf us Henry. 

Papers, 1865-ca. 1885. 1 box. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Railroad designer, of New York City. 78 letters and pa- 
pers (chiefly 1866-67) relating to the construction of the 
North Side Rail Road from New York City to Huntington, 
L. L, including many letters from W. A. Conant, and some 
from Solomon Townsend; 25 letters, patents, and miscella- 
neous papers relating to the Gilbert Elevated Railway in 
New York City, 3 vols, of minutes of the board of commis- 
sioners for the railway, minutes of the board of directors, 
and clippings and notes about city railway systems and in- 
ventions, personal correspondence, lectures and notes about 
Artemas Ward, invitations to lecture, and other papers. 



-r - „ MS65-1521 

Hanng, Abram P 

Military papers, 1862-68. ca. 60 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Papers relating to Haring's service as a sergeant major 
and lieutenant in the 132d Regt., New York State Volun- 
teers. Includes general orders, a narrative of the Battle of 
New Bern, N. C, company returns, and a notebook used by 
Haring for messages after being wounded in the mouth. 



MS 65-1522 
Hoffman, Ogden, 1793-1856. 

Legal papers, 1836-47. ca. 175 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, district attorney, and TJ. S. Representative from 
New York City. Pleas, notices, bills of particulars, charges 
to juries, briefs, opinions, costs, and other miscellaneous 
legal papers, most of them relating to cases involving the 
U. S. District Attorney's Office for the Southern District of 
New York. Includes material pertaining to suits against 
Edward Curtis, collector of customs, Port of New York, 
by George R. Ives, James Watt, Martin & Coe, Morlot 
& Schefer, Patrick Macauley, Godfrey Pattison, aid De 
Forest Manice, all for the recovery of duties, as well as notes 
of testimony in the case, Ship Northumberland vs. Joseph 
Hinckley et aL, owners of the Louisa, stemming from a col- 
lision at sea. 



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MS 65-1523 
Holland Land Company. 

Correspondence, 1806-22. ca. 95 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

About 80 letters (chiefly 1806-10) to Joseph Ellicott of 
Batavia, N. Y., agent for the Holland Land Company, 
mostly from Paul Busti of Philadelphia, general agent for 
the company, relating to the company's lands in Genesee Co., 
N. Y., their sale, and administration, company policies, and 
other matters, and to the Erie Company's plan to run the 
Erie Turnpike through the Holland Company's lands; to- 
gether with letters from Paul Busti to William Bayard of 
New York, relating to negotiations for the sate of lands of 
the Holland Land Company. Robert Troup, president of 
the Erie Company and Major Adam Hoops are mentioned 
frequently in the correspondence relating to the Erie 
Company. 

MS 65-1624 
Hubbard & Greene, Nev> York. 
Records, 1812. ca. 70 items. 
In New- York Historical Society collections. 
Accounts, receipts, and miscellaneous papers of a firm of 
merchants, relating to the trading voyage of the ship "Mon- 
ticello,'' to the Cape of Good Hope and Calcutta. The ship 
was owned by Henry Hubbard, Henry Bear©, David Greene, 
and its captain, Arent S. De Peyster. 

MS 65-1525 
Jenkins, Charles T 

Gold mining papers, ca. 1850-1900. ca. 350 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Papers mostly relating to gold mines in which Jenkins 
had a financial interest. The bulk of the papers relate to 
the Butte Table Mountain Consolidated Mining Company, 
OroviUe, Calif., the Lang Syne Gold Mining Company, 
Humboldt Co., Nev. , and the Spring Valley Hydraulic Gold 
Company, Butte Co., Calif. Many of the letters are from 
Charles Waldeyer, OroviUe, Calif., who was present at 
several of the mines, and who reports on their condition, 
prospects, working, and other matters. 

~ „„ MS65-1526 

Kenyon, William. 

Letter book, 1798-1800. 1 v. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Merchant, of New York City. Letters to merchants in 
England, the West Indies, and various, cities in the TJ. S., 
relating to matters of interest to export-import merchants, 
particularly the dangers to ocean commerce, troubles with 
the French, high insurance rates, supply and demand of 
various goods, and finances. Includes letters to Alexander 
Brymer & Co., Martinique; Daniel and William Brade, 
Dominica; Thomas Backhouse, England; George Black- 
man, England; Clark & Caldwell; Edward Cooke, London; 
Robert Copland; James C. and Samuel W. Fisher, Phila- 
delphia; John Jackson, Liverpool; James Kenyon, Liver- 
pool; George Latimer & Son, Philadelphia; William and 
James Moss, Nassau; Robert Ralston, Philadelphia; Leon- 
ard Parkinson, Barbadoes; Smith & Hooton, Martinique; 
Nicholas Sluby, Baltimore; Steele & Thomas, Kingston, 
Jamaica; and Tattnall & Lea. 

MS 65-1527 
Mexico. Ejercito. 

California records, 1793-1803. 1 v. 
In New- York Historical Society collections. 
Muster rolls, accounts of troops, lists of names, general 
orders, and other papers pertaining to the Mexican Army 
stationed in San Fernando and Santa Rosa, Calif. The 
name Don Antonio Cordero, a lieutenant colonel, appears 
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MS 66-1528 
New York (State) Commissioners of Forfeiture. 

Kecords, 1779-90. ca. 175 items and 4 v. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

In part, transcripts and photocopies ( positive) . 

Papers relating to the sale of forfeited Loyalist estates in 
the Middle and Southern Districts of New York, including 
Dutchess Co. and what is now Putnam Co. Includes ab- 
stracts of sales and names of purchasers of confiscated prop- 
erty, lists of estates, certifications of claims made against 
forfeited estates, and accounts of the commissioners for ex- 
penses of their work in making sales. 

MS 65-1528 
New York (State) Commissioners of Sequestration. 

Records, 1777-91. 99 items. 

In New- York Historical Society collections. 

Correspondence, lists, accounts, and miscellaneous papers 
relating to the activities of the commissioners (Henry Liv- 
ingston, Isaac Sheldon, and Theodore Van Wyck) in 
Dutchess Co., N. Y. ; and miscellaneous accounts and lists re- 
lating to the sequestration of Loyalist property, and the 
work of the commissioners. 

MS 65-1530 
Allen, George Washington. 

Papers, 1832-1932. 750 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (2711) 

Resident of Opelika and LaFayette, Ala. Personal, busi- 
ness, political, and family correspondence relating to planta- 
tion life, national politics, and the Civil War. Chiefly let- 
ters (1839-64) to Allen from his brother, Alexander A. 
All en , of Lexington and Bainbridge, Ga. Includes student 
notebooks of Ruth and Beth Allen's schools in Opelika and 
Montgomery, Ala., in the 1880's, and scrapbooks of notes 
from European travels, 1894-99. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Ruth and Beth Alien, 1940. 

MS 65-1531 
Bain, Hope, I. 1795. 

Papers, 1827-1930. 75 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (1380) 

Universalist clergyman. Correspondence (chiefly 1827- 
76) ; 5 vols, of diaries (1839-68) containing notes of eastern 
North Carolina people with whom Bain lived, lists of pro- 
visions, donations, traveling expenses, and mileage ; sermons ; 
pamphlets; minutes (1879) of the Goldsboro Rifles; scrap- 
book; and clippings. Most of the letters are from other 
Universalist ministers in the South and from members of 
Bain's family and relate to his temperance society activities 
in Baltimore, M<L,and the Universalist Church in the South, 
One of the correspondents is John C. Buraess, of Notasulga, 
Ala., who writes about clergymen in the South and the 
"Herald," a church publication. 

Gift of Col. Edgar H. Bain, 1947. 

MS 65-1532 
Bratton, John, 1831-1898. 

Letters, 1861-65. 1 v. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (2216) 

Transcripts (typewritten) made ca. 1!)40 from a type- 
written copy made ca. 1916 and lent by the Rt. Rev. Theo- 
dore DuBose Bratton; the originals were burned in 1919. 

Physician, State legislator, and Confederate officer, of 
Winnsboro, S. C. Letters from Bratton, an officer in the 
6th South Carolina Regt, to his wife Bettie (DuBose) Brat- 
ton, describing army life at various camps in South Carolina 



and Virginia, battles in which he took part, and Negroes 
who remained at home and those who accompanied their 
masters in the army; 

Unpublished description in the library. 

The letters have been transcribed by the North Carolina 
Historical Record Survey in 1942. 

Emory University Library has a microfilm copy (nega- 
tive, 10 ft) made in 1961. 

The Library of Congress has a typewritten carbon copy 
of these letters, in one volume, transcribed by the North 
Carolina Historical Records Survey in 1942. 

MS 65-1533 
Graves, Charles Iverson, 1838-1896. 

Papers, 1831-1909. ca. 1500 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collections (2606) 

Naval officer, Egyptian Army officer, and civil engineer. 
Correspondence of the Graves, Lea, and related families and 
miscellaneous papers, including military communications 
(many of them in Arabic and French), household bills and 
receipts, reminiscences, photos., and papers of Margaruite 
Graves about her family history. Includes correspondence 
between Graves and his wife, Margaret Rockwell Lea 
Graves, while he was in the U. S. Navy, 1859-61, while serv- 
ing with the Mobile Squadron of the Confederate Navy, 
1862-63, while serving in the Egyptian Army, 1875-78, and 
while he was engaged in railroad construction in Alabama, 
Arkansas, Georgia, and Mississippi, 1881-84. Mrs. Graves' 
letters were written from Caswell Co., N. C, and Floyd Co., 
Ga. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Arthur S. McCallum, Mrs. Roy Holler, and 
Mrs. H. Prescptt Herr (sisteisof Margaruite Graves, who 
formerly owned the papers), 1963. 

The library also has a microfilm copy (negative) of type- 
written copies of 303 items in the collection. 

MS 65-1534 
Guerrant, Edward Owings, 1838-1916. 

Papers, 1856-1917. 2 ft 

In University of North Carolina library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (2826) 

Confederate Army officer, physician at Mt Sterling, Ky., 
Presbyterian clergyman and evangelist 134 vols, of 
diaries (1856-1916); together with some papers (1862- 
1917). 

This collection was used for the book Edward Owings 
Guerrant, apostle to the Southern highlands (1950) by J. 
Gray M cAllis ter and Grace Owings (Guerrant) Guerrant 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Edward O. Guerrant, 1952. 

MS66-1536 
Wilson, Norvell Winsboro, 1834-1878. 

Papers, 1842-1901. 50 items. 

In University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection (2957) 

Baptist clergyman, of Virginia, North Carolina, and New 
Orleans. Letters to Wilson from members of the Scott and 
Pearman families of Virginia; diaries (1862-78) containing 
notes of pastoral visits, Baptist conventions, social news, and 
cash accounts; and other papers. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Wins F. Wilson, 1953. 

MS 65-1536 
North Dakota Council of Churches. 

Church histories. 1 ft 

In State Historical Society of North Dakota collections. 

Collection begun by the North Dakota Council of Churches 
at the time of the State's golden jubilee, 1939. Most of the 
histories relate to Congregational and Methodist churches. 

Contents listed in repository. 



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^ . ,, MS 65-1537 

Davis, Nathan Smith, 1817-1904. 

Papers, 1837-1904. 1 item and 15 v. 
In Northwestern University, Archibald Church Medical 
Library (Chicago) 

Physician, of Chicago. Account books, case histories, 
casebook, and me. of an article entitled "History of med- 
ical men and medical institutions of Chicago," and notes 
(1881) from lectures attended in medical school 
Cataloged separately in the library. 

MS65-1538 
Gifford, Sanf ord Robinson, 1893-1944. 
Papers. 430 items. 

In Northwestern University, Archibald Church Medical 
library (Chicago) 

Physician. Ophthalmologics! abstracts and translations 
from Annali di ottalmologia (1929-39), book reviews, and 
use. of writings. 
Cataloged separately in the library. 

MS 65-1539 
Heard, John Theodore. 

Papers, 1862-65. 5 v. 

In Northwestern University, Archibald Church Medical 
library (Chicago) 
Civil War surgeon. Correspondence and documents. 



MS 65-1540 
Northwestern University, Evanston, III. Archibald Church 
Medical Library, Chicago. 

Medical lectures and notes, ca. 1760-1906. ca. 60 items 
and 34 v. 

In Northwestern University, Archibald Church Medical 
library (Chicago) 

Lectures on various medical topics and notes from lec- 
tures given at the Chicago Medical College, Johns Hopkins 
Medical School, Northwestern University Medical School, 
the University of Edinburgh, and elsewhere. Subjects in- 
clude the ear, the eye, obstetrics, pathology, organic chemis- 
try, surgery, anatomy, medical jurisprudence and the prac- 
tice of physic. Names represented include William Cullen, 
John Wesley Dal, Sir W. B. Dalby, Joseph Bolivar De Lee, 
George Fordyce, John Gregory, P. W. Hays, Ferdinand 
Hebra, A. L Kendall, Herman Louis Kretschmer, Sir Wil- 
liam Lawrence, Aaron Luftrin, Alexander Monroe, James 
Wilson, and G.E. Wire. 

A composite collection consisting of single items and 
groups of papers cataloged separately in the library. 



MS 65-1541 
Northwestern University, Evanston, 10. Archibald Church 
Medical Library, Chicago. 

Medical manuscripts and other papers, 1711-1943. ca. 140 
items and 10 v. 

In Northwestern University, Archibald Church Medical 
Library (Chicago) 

Writings on diseases and other medical subjects, biograph- 
ical notes on physicians, letters, addresses, and other personal 
papers of physicians, prescriptions, and other papers. In- 
cludes material relating to hospitals, medical schools, med- 
ical libraries, the history and practice of medicine, and 
literary mss. by and about physicians. Persons represented 
include Jean Astruc, Geraldine Bonner, G. Boudaud, John 
Hill Brinton, Irving Samuel Cutter, Loyal Edward Davis, 
Emilias Clark Dudley, Morris Fishbein, William Henry 
Holmes, Edwin James, and Valentine Mott 

A composite collection consisting of single items and 
groups of papers cataloged separately in the library^ 



MS 65-1542 
Schmidt, Louis Ernst, 1869-1957. 

Papers, 1896-1937. 1 item and 4 boxes. 

In Northwestern University, Archibald Church Medical 
Library (Chicago) 

Physician. Notes on genitourinary and venereal diseases 
(1896), correspondence, other papers, and newspaper clip- 
pings on socialized medicine and on the life of Schmidt 
(chiefly 1929-37). 

Cataloged separately in the library. 

MS 65-1543 
Bard family. 

Burd-Shippen-Hubley family papers, 1749-1860. 201 
items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence of the Burd, Shippen, and Hubley fami- 
lies of Pennsylvania containing family news and informa- 
tion concerning events of the times. Includes letters (1767) 
telling of the reception of the Indians coming to join the 
Mason-Dixon survey party; correspondence of Margaret 
(Shippen) Arnold, including letters from her relating to de- 
tails of the last years of her life; a letter book (1753-70) 
containing mostly copies of business letters from William 
Allen; and copies of letters from Edward Shippen, written 
between 1782 and 1801. Other correspondents include Ed- 
ward Burd, Edward Shippen Burd, James Burd, James 
Burd, Jr., Sarah (Shippen) Burd, Jeremiah Dixon, James 
Hamilton, John Harris, Jacob Hubley, Margaret (Burd) 
Hubley, Ann ( Allen) Penn, and Jasper Yeates. 

Gift of Sara Burd Commack (Mrs. Howard H. Com- 
mack), 1964. 

MS 65-1544 
Orphan Society of Philadelphia. 

Records, 1815-1963. 70 v. and 3 boxes. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Minutes (1815-1956), receipt books (1921-63), Visiting 
Committee papers (1837-1922), petty cashbooks (1920-58), 
admission books (1815-1955), board received account (1947- 
55), board billed books (1951-60) cash accounts (1878- 
1901), general principal account papers (1891-1937), treas- 
urer's account (1900-21), Orphan's Fund reports (1896- 
1938), foster parent (1 vc-L), report (1932) of a study of 
the Orphan Society, brief of title (ca. 1870), weekly com- 
mittee book (1823-24), order of duty service paper (1863), 
and miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of the society, 1965. 

MS 65-1545 
Pennsylvania Seamen's Friend Society, Philadelphia. 

Records. 1844-1903. 1100 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence, reports, financial statements, and bills of 
an association for promoting social and moral improvement 
of seamen at home and abroad. Includes letters from 
clergymen in Pennsylvania and neighboring States replying 
to requests for the use of their pulpits to solicit contribu- 
tions to the society to be used to support the sailors' board- 
ing house. 

Purchase, 1965. 

MS 65-1546 
Philadelphia Clearing House Association. 

Records, 1858-1958. ca. 4000 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence with various banks of Philadelphia, Pa.; 
clearing house reports; reports of other clearing houses in 
the U. S.; files on committees of various departments of the 
city and State government and their dealings with the Phil- 
adelphia Clearing House; and other records. 

Gift of Dr. Charles R. Whittlesey, 1964. 



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■*t , , - MS 65-1547 

Vauclain, Samuel Matthews, 1856-1940. 

Papers, 1909-31. 2450 items. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Officer and board member of the Baldwin Locomotive 
Woriffl of Philadelphia, Pa. Papers of the Baldwin Loco- 
motive Works during the period when Vauclain was vice- 
president, president, and chairman of the board. Includes 
correspondence (190M1), Baldwin Works' balance sheets 
/JSJrr}' ^J? 10 ? 668 ' ««ords (1919-20), estimating figures 
(1920-24), cabinet (board) meeting minutes (1923), Bald- 
win Locomotive Shop photos, family photos. ; Philadelphia 
Gas Works Folder (1931) ; and papers of the Delaware 
Kiver Bridge Commission. 

Purchase, 1965. 

Wistar, Caleb Crewon, 1846-1916. MS 66-1548 

Papers, 1792-1929. 14 vols. 

In Historical Society of Pennsylvania collections. 

Correspondence, diaries (1861-64) while Wistar was at 
Haverford College, Haverford, Pa.; diary (1866 and 1872) : 
f 8 ^ li^T 19l6) ; addlBSS bo ^Mca. 1900) ; notebook 
>2".» 1907) °* Wb ** t ' a daughter, Elizabeth Vaux Wistar (b. 
i^iif 61 ?? h ? 6k of Wiat « J 8 son, Frederick Vaux Wistar 
(b. 1878); dunes (1898-1902) of Charles Caleb Cresson: 
rec^book (180W2) pf Joseph Cresson; receipt book 
(1792-89) of Benjamin Hooton; photos, of Haverford Col- 
lege and its Classes of 1864 and 1865, and of members of the 
Wistar family. 

Purchase, 1965. 

ai^-ji » .. ^ , . MS 65-1549 

Alexander, Robert Jackson, 1918- 

Papers, 1948-58. 2 boxes. 

InRutgers University Library (1705, 1737, and 1773) 

Professor of economics. Notes on interviews with labor 
leaders, political figures, and others; together with speeches 
and other papers, chiefly on matters relating to South Amer- 
ica and the West Indies and on political, economic, and 
cultural topics. 

Access restricted. 

Gift of Mr. Alexander. 

in . MS 65-1550 

AUinson, SamueL 

Papers, 1763-1909. 2 v. and 1 box. 

In Rutgers University Library ( 179 and 1647) 

Papers relating to Mercer and Burlington Counties, N. J., 
including "Sundry letters between Samuel AUinson and 
some of his most intimate friends— between the years 1764 
and 1790," transcribed by William AUinson; records (1763- 
92) of the estate of Charles Bead; a letter book (1825-36), 
diaries (1824-83), accounts (1825-43 and 1859-77), and 
other papers of Samuel Allinson, Jr. ; and letters and genea- 
logical notes of the Offley-Tatum family, including a Quaker 
account of the Philadelphia yellow fever epidemic (1794). 
Samuel Allinson, Sr.'s correspondents include William Alex- 
ander (Lord Stirling), Elias Boudinot, Patrick Henry, Wil- 
liam Livingston, Charles Bead, and Granville Sharpe. 

In part, gift of Caroline Allinson. 



AmriafamHy. MS 65-1551 

Papers, 1744-1900. 69 items. 

In Butgers University Library (609) 
_ Deeds, bonds, bills, and other papers of John Anm» Jacob 
Van Doren, and other members of the Annin family of 
Somerset Co., N. J. Tie bulk of the collection dates from 



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Atkinson family. 

Papers, 1793-1955. 7 v., 22 boxes, 1 bundle, and 3 folders. 

In Butgers University Library (205, 249, 445, 1506, 151L 
1512, and 1516) 

Journals and diaries (1853, 1868, and 1895-1900) of 
Asher D. Atkinson; accounts of Asher Atkinson (b. 1867) 
as a civil engineer; correspondence, literary mbs., diaries, 
and other papers of Mary Josephine Atkinson (1853-1933) ; 
diaries of Florence Atkinson in Argentina; correspondence 
and other papers of Sarah Atkinson, including some relating 
to her work as translator for the American delegation at 
the Paris Peace Conference (1898); and other papers of 
members of the Atkinson family of New Brunswick, N. J, 
and related families. 

Gift of Asher A. Howell and the executors of Sarah 
Atkinson's estate. 



™-„ MS 65-1553 

Badeau, Adam, 1831-1895. 

Papers, 1870-84. 8 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (597) 

Army officer and diplomat. Personal letters (1870-80) 
of Badeau written while he was U. S. consul general at Lon- 
don; State Dept dispatches (1879-81) received by the Lon- 
don consulate; and letter press copies of dispatches (1883- 
84) to the State Dept from the U. S. consulate in Havana, 
Cuba, while Badeau was consul general there. 



„ .. „ ^ MS65-1554 

Bailey, Forman O 

Papers, 1911-27. 215 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (612) 

Sea captain, of Manasquan, N. J. Correspondence, bills, 
and other items (1911-15) relating to the operation of the 
schooner Henry S. Little, carrying coal from Philadelphia 
to New England ports; and other papers (1919-27). 



!>»•«.- MS 6S-1555 

Baldwin family. 

Papers, 1839-1934. 8 v., 2 boxes, and 2 -bundles. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.994, 248, 423, 575. 1004. 
and 1619) ^ 

Financial, family, and medical papers, relating in part to 
the^practice of medicine of Henry Rutgers Baldwin in New 
Brunswick, N. J, together with papers of the Bev. Eli Bald- 
win, Henry Butgers^Baldwin, Jr., John Van Nest Baldwin, 
Abraham B. Van Nest, and other members of the family. 

Gift of Margaret B. Baldwin, Elizabeth B. Baldwin, and 
George V. N. Baldwin. 



MS 65-1556 
Barclay, Samuel M 

Papers, 1786-1854. 508 items. 
In Butgers University Library (471) 
Lawyer, of Bedford Co, Pa, Letters received, bills, re- 
ceipts, legal documents, and other papers. 



MS 65-1557 
Barker, David, 1816-1874. 
Papers, 1841-60. 4 v. 
In Rutgers University Library (1107) 
Lawyer, of Exeter, Me. Lawyer's daybooks (1841-60) 
and a general store daybook (1847-49). VoL I of the law- 
yer's daybooks includes general store accounts (1841-44) and 
an "Account of books lent" (1846-57). 



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„ , MS65-1558 

Barkuloo, Tunis S 

Papers, 1876-ca. 1916. 6 v. 
In Rutgers University Library (188) 
Notebook of deaths (ca. 1880-1916) in the vicinity of 
Oceanic, N. J., together with five account books of the Mid- 
winter Mop Manufacturing Company of which Barkuloo 
was manager. 

» _« «. , „ MS65-1559 

Bartles, Charles, 5. 180L 

Papers, 1775-1882. 66 items. 

In Butgers University Library (IMS, 1060, 1114, 1139. 
1142, 1151, 1162, 1174, 1269, and 1290) ■' 

Lawyer and banker, of Flemington (Hunterdon Co.) N. J. 
Correspondence, legal papers, bills and other papers 
relating to real estate holdings, agencies for individuals, 
and other matters. Includes papers of the Remington 
Copper Mine Company for 1846-53, the Flemington Rail- 
road and Transportation Company for 1852, the Andover 
Pomace lands for 1812-22, the James Parker lands for 
1822-85, and the papers of Andrew Bartles (Charles Bart- 
les' father?) for 1795-1833 and Samuel Stewart for 1785- 
180L 

MS 65-1560 
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691. 

Papers, 1644-91. 7 reels of microfilm. 
In Rutgers University Library (1661) 
Microfilm copied from originals in the University of Lon- 
don Library. 

Puritan scholar and writer, of London. Correspondence 
relating to English politics, together with treatises. 

MS 65-1561 
Bayard, Nicholas, 1736-1798. 

Papers, 1640-1800. 6 v. and 4 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (576 and 1619) 

Correspondence, receipts, indentures, and other papers 
(1690-1800) including some relating to an Indian purchase 
(ca. 1740) near Stockbridge, N. Y., and a land purchase in 
New York City; account books and ledgers, including the 
Frederick Lentz snuff mill and sugarhouse accounts; and 
papers of a land lottery (1772) in New York. 

Gift of George V. N. Baldwin, Margaret B. Baldwin, and 
Elizabeth R Baldwin. 

MS 65-1562 
Beach family. 

Beacli-Bowden-Jarvis papers, 1783-1897. 9 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (591) 

Correspondence and other papers of Burrage Beach, law- 
yer of Cheshire, Conn., and his wife, Julia Bowden Beach, 
for 1799-1831 ; of the Rev. John Bowden, Episcopal clergy- 
man of Norwalk and Cheshire, Conn., and St. Croix, Virgin 
Islands, and professor of moral philosophy at Columbia 
College, and his wife, Mary (Jarvis) Bowden, for 1783- 
1819; of Mary Bowden, daughter of the Rev. John Bowden, 
for 1797-1827; and of Charles and Benjamin Jarvis. The 
bulk of the collection dates from 1783-1831. Some papers 
concern the service (1789-1827) of George Jarvis, son of 
Benjamin Jarvis, as an officer in the Greek War of Inde- 
pendence : some relate to France and Germany. 

MS 65-1563 
Beasley, Mercer, 1815-1897. 
Papers, 1854-77. 59 items. 
In Rutgers University Library ( 618 ) 
Lawyer, of Trenton, N. J. Letters received, chiefly re- 
lating to legal matters, and legal papers. 



MS 65-1564 
Beekman family. 

Papers, 1710-1914. 2 boxes and 19 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1683) 

Correspondence, legal and genealogical notes, sermons, and 
other papers of Jacob T. B. Beekman; papers of Samuel 
Beekman, Samuel Beekman, Jr., and other members of the 
family; and miscellaneous papers, chiefly relating to Mon- 
mouth Co^ N. J., collected by George Crawford Beekman. 

Gift of Alston Beekman, Jr. 



MS 65-1565 
Bishop, James, 1816-1895. 

Papers, 1754-1946. 1 v. and 8 folders. 

In Rutgers University library (1677) 

Politician, of New Brunswick, N. J., U. S. Representative, 
and chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Statistics of Labor 
and Industries. Correspondence, stock certificates, dip- 
pings, and other papers relating to Bishop's activities as a 
shipping merchant; correspondence (1854-89) about the 
activities of the Know-Nothmg Party in New Jersey; jour- 
nal of a European trip in 1850; stock certificates (1809-24) 
of the Trenton and New Brunswick and Spruce-Bun 
Turnpikes; and papers relating to his speculation in oil 
securities from 1865-68 and in property in Venango Co, 
Pa., from 1864-71. 

Cataloged in the library. 

Gift of Dr. Louis F. Bishop, Jr. 



MS 65-1566 
Bishop family. 

Papers, 1744-1920. 294 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (621) 

Papers of David Bishop for 1842-94, of his grandfather, 
Shotwell Bishop,- for 1775-1830, of his great-grandfather, 
James Bishop, for 1745-92, of Moses Bishop for 1780-82, 
and others. Papers of earlier members of the Bishop fam- 
ily of New Brunswick and Woodbridge Township, N. J., are 
mostly deeds, bonds, notes, accounts, and estate records. 
Includes letters (1857-58) concerning the Know-Nothing 
Party, letters concerning the business of the Second Re- 
formed Church of New Brunswick, and minutes of the Rut- 
gers College classes of 1843 and 1846. Correspondents in- 
clude James Bishop (1816-1895), Charles S. Boggs, J. R. 
Ford, and C. EL Stitt 

Cataloged in the library. 

Gift of Douglas M. Hicks. 



MS 65-1567 
Bogert, Nicholas I MarseDus, J. 1842. 

Papers, 1852-1939. 10 items and 9 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (1447, 1471, 1521, and 
1672) 

Clergyman of the Reformed Church in America in New 
York City and New Brunswick, N. J. Correspondence 
(1879-1939) ; texts of lectures attended (1865-67) at the 
New Brunswick Theological Seminary on church history 
and pastoral theology; texts of lectures attended (1862-63) 
at Rutgers College on Roman and Greek history, the Eng- 
lish language, and chemistry; other lecture notes, a pastor's 
register, and other papers. Includes a journal (1852-93) of 
Bogert 's father, William Bogert, concerned largely with re- 
ligious experiences and meditations. Correspondents in- 
clude Mark Hopkins and Theodore Roosevelt. 

Gift of Julia T. Bogert. 



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MS 65-1568 
Bonney, Peres Bonney, 1838-1877. 

Papers, 1815-1911. lbox. 

In Rutgers University library (1464) 

Presbyterian clergyman. Correspondence; sermons (ca. 
1861-75) delivered at Presbyterian Churches in Parsippany 
and Branchville, N. J., and Ramapo Works, N. Y.; histori- 
cal address (1870) on the Branchville church; commence- 
ment address (1857) given at Rutgers College, and corres- 
pondence and other papers (1815-1911) of other members 
of the family. 

Gift of Mrs. Bertha B. Hardy. 

« . „™ MS 65-1669 

Boote, William Rowland. 

Papers, 1758-1804. 409 items. 

In Rutgers University library (501) 

Army officer, of New Brunswick, N. J. Military papers 
of Boote as an Army recruiting officer, including correspond- 
ence, accounts, enlistment papers, muster, pay, and receipt 
rolls; accounts, supply and personnel records, and other 
papers relating to his service as paymaster of the 3rd Regt, 
U. S. Army, and brigade inspector in the Southwest (at 
Forts Adams and Pickering in Mississippi and Fort Stod- 
dert in Alabama) ; and personal bills and other papers re- 
lating to London properties in which Mrs. Benjamin Thom- 
son of New Jersey (Boote's mother?) had an interest 

Acquired with the library's collection of Anthony Wal- 
ton White papers. 

„ ,. . ~ MS 65-1570 

Boudinot family. 

Papers, 1777-1843. ca. 140 items. 

In Rutgers University library (99, 510-512, 626, 1200, 
1283, 1590, and 1784) 

Correspondence, documents, deeds, and other papers relat- 
ing to Elias Boudinot, his brother, Elisha Boudinot, and 
their families of Newark, Trenton, and Elizabeth, N. J.; 
together with some papers relating to the Atterbury, Pin- 
tard, Smith, and other allied families. Correspondents in- 
clude William Alexander (Lord Stirling) , Nicholas Bayard, 
James Kinsey, William Livingston, and William Peartree 
Smith. 

_ MS 65-1571 

Bowen, Belman M 

Papers, 18th and 19th centuries. 7 boxes. 
In Rutgers University Library (405) 
Deeds, surveys, and other papers relating to the southern 
counties of New Jersey. 

MS 65-1572 
Bowles, Wflham Lisle, 1762-1850. 

Letters, 1792-97. 62 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (628) 

English clergyman and poet. Letters (1792-93) to Har- 
riet Wake, together with letters (1797) to Bowles' wife, 
Magdalene (Wake) Bowles. 

Some of the Bowles-Harriet Wake letters are reprinted 
in part in the Journal of the Rutgers University Library, 
vol 14 (June 1951) p. 33-52. 

Gift of Alfred L Kellogg. 

MS 65-1573 
Bowser, Edward Albert, 1845-1910. 
Papers, ca. 1864-82. 2 bundles. 
In Rutgers University Library (531) 
Professor of mathematics and engineering, at Rutgers 
College, New Brunswick, N. J. Surveyor's notes concern- 
ing New Jersey State boundary surveys, together with a 
class record and surveying notes of others (Bowser's stu- 
dents?) at Rutgers College. 



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MS 65-1574 
Brakeley, John H 1816-1897. 

Correspondence, 1835-50. 6 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library ( 1740) 

Methodist clergyman, of Wilmington, Del., and Penning- 
ton, N. J. Correspondence relating to the collection and 
exchange of mineral specimens. Some of the letters were 
received by Brakeley while a student at Lafayette College. 

Cataloged in the library. 

Gift of Gretchen M. Smith. 



MS 65-1575 
Brinckerhoff family. . 

Papers, 1750-1839. 5 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (579) 

Collection relating to the Brinckerhoff family of Dutchess 
Co., N. Y, and Bergen Co., N. J., including papers of Col. 
John Brinckerhoff and his descendants for 1750-4.817, papers 
of the related Van Delinde family for I781-1806,passports, 
bonds, and other papers of Huybregt [Huybertj De Wolff 
for 1796-182S, and miscellaneous papers for 1831-39. 



MS 65-1576 
Brodhead, John Romeyn, 1814-1873. 

Papers, ca. 1650-ca. 1870. 14 v., 3 boxes, 2 storage boxes, 
and 1 folder. 
In Rutgers University library (64) 
Historian. Correspondence; diaries (1839-49) ; historical 
notes and collections, relating in part to Brodhead's service 
as secretary to the American Legation in London and to 
his book, History of the State of New York (1856); and 
other papers. Includes 17th cent. Dutch documents col- 
lected by Brodhead, papers of his father, Jacob Brodhead, 
and his father-in-law, Simeon de Witt Bloodgood, and 
papers (1770-1830) of the Van Schaick family. John 
Brodhead's correspondents include John Jacob Astor, George 
Bancroft, James Buchanan, Lewis Cass, Evert Duyckinck, 
Edward Everett, Hamilton Fish, Benjamin P. Poore, Wil- 
liam H. Seward, and Daniel Webster; Bloodgood's corre- 
spondents include Nicholas Biddle and Samuel F. B. Morse. 
Excerpts from the diaries are reprinted in the Journal 
of the Rutgers University Library, -vol. 11 (Dec 1947) x> 
21-27. ' y 



MS 65-1577 
Brodney, Spencer, 1883- 

Papers, 1924-46. 1 v. and 5 folders. 
In Rutgers University Library (1419) 
Editor, of New York and New Jersey. Papers, relating 
in part to the periodicals Forum and Current history, for 
which Brodney was an editor, and to the Free Acres' As- 
sociation with which he was connected. 
Gift of Mr. Brodney. 



MS 65-1578 
Burnett, Virginia Stiles, 1903-1947. 

Papers, ca. 1940. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (523) 

In part, transcripts. 

Librarian, of New Brunswick and Morristown, N. J. 
Compilations and notes on 17th and 18th cent. New Bruns- 
wick, including: transcripts and bibliographical records of 
travel narratives, outstanding women of New Jersey, alma- 
nacs of New Jersey to 1800, Morristown First Presbyterian 
Church and cemetery records, and 17th cent, newspapers and 
periodicals in the Rutgers University library. 

Acquired from Miss Burnett's estate. 



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MS 65-1579 
Burnett family. 

Papers, 1767-1855. 112 items. 
In Rutgers University library (1395) 
Deeds to property in the Essex Co^ N. J., area, estate in- 
ventories, bills, receipts, promissory notes, and bonds of 
Aaron W. Burnett, Daniel Burnett, Matthias Burnett, Sr., 
and Matthias Burnett, Jr. Places represented include Un- 
ion Township, N. J. 



MS65-1580 
Burr, Nelson RoDin, 1904- 

Papers. 26 v., 4 boxes, and 2 card boxes. 

In Butgers University Library (1417) 

In part, photocopies (ca. 800) of transcripts in the Li- 
brary of Congress,Manuscript Division. 

Historian. Source material (chiefly reports from mis- 
sionaries sent to New Jersey by the Society for the Propa- 
gation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts) of various dates 
gathered for Burr's book, The Anglican Church in New 
Jersey (1954). 

Gift of Mr. Burr through Dr. Walter H. Stowe. 



MS 65-1581 
Burroughs family. 

Papers, 1834-77. 3 v. and 1 folder. 

In Butgers University Library (99) 

Diaries and other papers of the Burroughs family of New 
Providence and Newark, N. J., including a narrative (1834- 
36), chiefly of a trip (1834) to and from New Orleans, by 
William H, Burroughs, Presbyterian clergyman of New 
Providence and Philadelphia; diary (1852-53) of George 
H. Burroughs, a son of W. H. Burroughs and a student in 
Jackson, Tenn., and Bloomfield, N. J.j schools; and a gene- 
alogy of Jacob Van Wagenen descendants. 

Cataloged in the library. 



MS 65-1582 
Buttenheim, Margaret E (Stoddard) 

Papers, 1915-2L 2 v. 

In Butgers University Library (1871) 

Correspondence, reports received, and other papers relat- 
ing to Mrs. Buttenheim's position as New Jersey State chair- 
man of child welfare. 

Gift of Mrs. Robert S. Powell. 



MS 65-1583 
Canfield, Mahlon Dickerson. 

Correspondence, 1819-41. 73 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (1397) 

Letters describing births, marriages, deaths, travel, busi- 
ness conditions, investments, and other matters concerning 
the Canfield family. Correspondents include Mahlon Can- 
field's brother, Augustus Canfield of the U. S. Army. Places 
represented include Bargaintown, N. J. 



MS65-1584 
Carey, John P collector. 

The John P. Carey and Harry F. Swayze collection, 1833- 
1928. 4 v. and 1 bundle. 
In Butgers University Library (1807) 
Correspondence, receipts, manifests, clippings, photos., 
and other papers relating to the history and operation of 
the Morris Canal in New Jersey. 
Gift of Mr. Carey. 



MS 65-1585 
Cary, Sturgis, 1794-1878. 

Papers, 1806-1905. 390 items. 

In Butgers University Library (1814) 

Resident of Beekman and Binghamton, N. Y. Corre- 
spondence, indentures, and other papers (1837-45) ; records 
(1818-35) of Cary as justice of the peace; and papers of 
Charles Lyon Corbin of Metuchen, N. J., Sarah F. Cary, 
and Sarah Flagler Cary. 

Gift of Mrs. Rutherford L Coerr. 



MS 65^1586 



iion, 



Papers, ca. 1716-1843. 2 folders. 
In Rutgers University Library (685) 
Indentures, surveys, and other papers relating to Phila- 
delphia and Mercer Co., N. J. 
Gift of Caroline Allinson. 

MS 65-1587 
Chatfield family. 

Papersri7«l=t936r-337-items. 

In Rutgers University library (642) 

Correspondence, bills, and other papers of Joel Raymond 
Chatfield, Mrs. Joel Raymond Chatfield, Mrs. Joseph D. 
Wooster, and other members of the Chatfield family of 
Derby and Seymour, Conn. 

Gift of Mrs. F. Vomacka. 

MS 65-1588 
Clark, Addison S 

Papers, 1845-1900. 1 box and 7 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1805) 

Correspondence received by the Clark family from Addi- 
son Clark and others before and during the Civil War; later 
tax receipts; and the journal of a voyage (1849) around 
Cape Horn to California. Places represented include Sa- 
vannah, Ga., Westfield, N. J., and California. 

MS 65-1589 
Clark family. 

Papers, 1776-1931. 117 items. 

In Rutgers University library (646) 

Correspondence and other papers (1885-1931) of Mary 
Sherrerd Clark of Belvidere, N. J. ; papers of Joseph Clark 
for 1785-1811, of Peter I. Clark for 1837-60, of William P. 
Clark for 1826-57, and of Abijah Hunt for 1820-44; and 
miscellaneous papers. 

MS 65-1590 
Coakley, George Washington, 1814-1893. 

Papers, 1838-93. 15 v. and 6 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (446 and 599) 

Professor of mathematics, natural science, and astronomy. 
Correspondence (1843-88), mathematical and astronomical 
mss., exercises, computations, observations, published and 
'unpublished texts and monographs, and essays and other 
writings. Includes papers relating to the schools where 
Coakley taught: All Saints Male Parochial School (records 
for 1841-44), the College of St. James, Maryland, and 
New York University (records for 1845-93). 

Gift of Dr. Cornelius G. Coakley. 

MS 65-1591 
Cobbett, William, 1763-1835. 

Papers, 1792-1898. 77 items and 2 reels of microfilm. 

In Rutgers University library. 

In part, transcripts. 

English political journalist and essayist. Letters to Rob- 
ert G. Harper, William Jackson, and James Oldden ; copies 
of letters to James Abercrombie, Mathew Carey, Isaac 
Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Elizabeth Langton, Timothy 
Pickering, N. Webster, and others; a copy of "To the collec- 
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Cobtett, William, 1763-1835. Papers, 1792-1898. (Continued) 
register ; copies of portraits, caricatures, and examples of 
Cobbett's political satire; microfilm of letters, extracts, clip- 
pings, and other papers by or relating to Cobbett, Beniamin 
lilley, and others, and parts of the Edward Young scrap- 
book relating to Cobbett; printed material, including sev- 
eral biographical accounts of Cobbett and a notation of his 
death; and Cobbett family letters (1826-98). Places repre- 
sented include Wilmington, Del., Philadelphia, London, 
Dublin, and Normandy, France. 

The collection is described and selections published in the 
Journal of the Rutgers University Library, roL 15 (Dec 
1951), p. 1-12; vol 16 (Dec 1952), p. 16-26; vol. 17 (June 
1954), p. 50-57; and voL 19 (Dec 1955), p. 1-5. 

„ ,_ . MS 65-1592 

Coerr, Rutherford Lee. 

Correspondence, 1905-31. 5 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1809) 

Resident of Metuchen, N. J. Correspondence from Aline, 
Annie K., Fred B., Joyce, and Michael B. Kilmer, and other 
members of the Kilmer family. 

Gift of Mrs. Coerr. 



Colt family. MS6W593 

Papers, 1777-1913. 123 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (652) 

Correspondence and other papers of John Colt, of his 
wife, Eliza Pintard (Boudinot) Colt, of Peter Colt, of Elias 
Boudinot Colt, and of Elisha Boudinot Peter Colt's papers 
include notes on his descendants, essays urging the develop- 
ment of American industry, autobiographies, and an ac- 
count of the Colt family. Places represented include Pater- 
son, N. J., and London, Eng. 

In part, gift of Aimee Colt Toler. 

Condit family. MS 65-1594 

Papers, 1761-1917. ca. 110 items. 
In Rutgers University Library (1076 and 1077) 
Papers of the Condit family, of Essex Co., N. J., includ- 
ing a ciphering book, tuition bills, grocery accounts, and 
other papers of Aaron M. Condit; letters received of Oliver 
H. Condit; papers of Jemima D. (Tomkins) Halstead, of 
the Thomas Ogden estate, of Jabez Pierson, and of Aaron 
Tomkins; 19th cent, dyeing and tanning formulas, and other 
papers. 

MS 65-1595 
Conover, Peter. 

Papers, 1802-92. 1 v. and 5 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1523) 

Real estate agent, of New Brunswick, N. J. Deeds and 
other papers associated with Conover's work as real estate 
agent; his accounts with the John H. Ayers and Mary Fur- 
man estates and the James Larimer Graham subdivision; an 
inventory and account (1869) of the Conover estate; and 
miscellaneous papers. 

Gift of Digby Smith. 

^ , „ MS 65-1596 

Cook, George Hammell, 1818-1889. 

Papers, ca. 1835-ca. 1905. ca. 9000 items. 
In Rutgers University Library (0.971, 263, 590, and 653) 
Professor of geology and agriculture at Rutgers College, 
New Brunswick, N. J. Correspondence, diaries, accounts, 
notebooks, and other papers relating to Cook and the Cook 
family. The bulk of the collection dates from the 1860's 
to the 1880's and pertains largely to the New Jersey Geo- 
logical Survey, agriculture, the Agricultural Experiment 

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Station of Rutgers College, meadow-drainage projects, and 
other business ventures. Includes a surveying notebook 

(looo) , 

Gift of Dr. Cook's family. 



MS65-1597 
Cook, Louisa Wheeler (Crane) 

Correspondence, 1861-71. 90 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (1841) 

Civil War letters received by Mrs. Cook from her brothers, 
Aaron D. and Henry D. Crane, and other letters. Places 
represented include Caldwell, N. J., and Virginia, Maryland, 
Ohio, and Indiana. 

Cataloged in the library. 

Deposited by Mrs. Henry L. Tomkinson. 



MS 65-1598 
Cooper, Benjamin B d. 1835. 

Papers, 1814-20th century. 2 v. and 15 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (655, 1223, 1228, and 1232) 

Farmer and land speculator, of Gloucester Co*, N. J, Dela- 
ware, and Pennsylvania. Correspondence; deeds and land 
surveys (1814-42) ; notes concerning the growing of apple 
and peach trees and the making of cider and peach brandy; 
notes on local history and genealogy, especially the Cooper, 
Van Mater, and other families of south Jersey and Phila- 
delphia; notes on Cooper's land holdings and other matters; 
correspondence and documents concerning the development 
of Peter's Beach and nearby shore properties; a few records 
(1867) of the Baker Gold and Silver Mining Company, al- 
leged owners of some Idaho mines; and Cooper family docu- 
ments. The bulk of the collection dates from 1814 to 1877 
and relates mainly to Cooper's land dealings; over half con- 
cerns the Pennsylvania tracts of the Holland Land Company 
for which he acted as agent 

Described in the Journal of the Rutgers University Li- 
brary, voL 17 (Dec 1953), p. 28-29. 

Gift of Mrs. Henrietta W. C. Calcott. 



- ,. , ., MS65-1599 

Corhes family. 

Papers, 1796-1900. 16 v. and 3 folders. 
In Rutgers University library (183) 
Store, farm, and cabinetmaker's accounts, vendue lists, ad- 
ministration records, and other papers of two branches of 
the Corhes family of Monmouth Co., N. J. Includes the 
papers of George Corlies of Eatontown, N. J., from ca. 1796 
to 1816; of his brother, Jacob Corhes of Eatontown and 
Deal, N. J.; of Benjamin W. Corlies of Shrewsbury, N. J., 
for 1812-43; of Benjamin's son, Henry Corlies of Shrews- 
bury from ca. 1853 to 1890; and of Charles Corlies of 
Shrewsbury from ca. 1885 to 1900. 



Covert, MinnerF MS 65-1600 

Papers, 1772-1915. 5 v. and 3 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1448) 

Resident of Harlingen, N. J. Correspondence (1843-97) • 
shoemaker's accounts (1858-93); documents of Covert as 
constable from 1849 to 1851 and justice of the peace from 
1860 to 1865; and other papers. Includes correspondence 
received by Covert's wife and others and the daybook (1860- 
98 ) of an unidentified shoemaker-butcher. 

Gift of the Clarence R Covert estate through Arthur B. 
Smith, executor. 



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MS 65-1601 
Cox, Joseph Warren. 

Papers, 1829-59. 117 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (659) 

Inventor, of Maiden, Mass. Correspondence, receipts, 
notes on experiments and inventions relating to rubber man- 
ufacture in New Brunswick, N. J., and elsewhere, and mis- 
cellaneous papers. The bulk of the collection dates from 
1852 to 1859. Places represented include Cambria Co.. Pa. 

Gift of Herbert M Waldron. 



MS 65-1602 
Coxe family. 

Papers, 1797-1831. 4 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (586) 

Accounts, legal papers, receipts, and other papers of 
Charles Coxe of Hunterdon and Sussex Counties, N. J., to- 
gether with the papers of his descendants and miscellaneous 
material concerning his estate. Includes papers relating to 
the legal efforts of Coxe's heirs to effect a settlement of the 
estate. 



MS 65-1603 
Crawford family. 

Papers, 1742-1850. 1 box and 8 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1685) 

Deeds and other papers of Richard Crawford, including 
a Revolutionary War Loyalist's protection certificates; cor- 
respondence and other papers of George and John B. Craw- 
ford; estate papers of families for whom John B. Crawford 
was executor; and papers of George Crawford rx, James P. 
Crawford, William Crawford, and other members of the 
Crawford family of Monmouth Co., N. J. 

Gift of Alston Beekman, Jr. 

MS 65-1604 
Croes, John, Bp., 1763-1832. 

Papers, 1713-1918. 1067 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.972, 330, 528, and 1524) 
Episcopal bishop, of New Jersey. Correspondence, ser- 
mons, addresses, deeds, accounts, and other papers of Croes 
for 1786-1832 and of his son, the Rev. John Croes, Jr., for 
1804-49; together with papers of the related Croes, Van 
Mater, and other families of Monmouth and Middlesex 
Counties, N. J. The bulk of the collection dates from 1713 
to 1850 and includes a commonplace book (1810-45) with ser- 
mon texts and religious extracts and the ledgers (1801-48) 
of John Croes and his son. 

MS 65-1605 
Cushman, Austin Spragne, 1827-1907. 
Papers, 1865-1906. 6 folders. 
In Rutgers University library (1746) 
Lawyer, of New York City and New Bedford, Mass. 
Correspondence and other papers relating to the period 
when Cushman served as editor of The Republic, a magagraa 
designed for Civil War veterans ; and miscellaneous papers. 
Gift of Alden L. RandalL 

MS 65-1606 
Cushman, Marian. 

Papers, ca. 1930. 5 v. and 1 box. 

In Rutgers University Library (522) 

In part, transcripts. 

Librarian, of New Brunswick, N. J. Compilations in- 
cluding: bibliographical notes on 17th and 18th cent New 
Jersey almanacs, transcripts and notes from travel narra- 
tives, newspapers, proceedings of historical societies, and 
other sources concerning 17th and 18th cent New Bruns- 
wick. 



MS 65-1607 
Darcy, Timothy Johnes. 

Papers, 1811-1900. ca. 320 items and 15 v. 
In Rutgers University library (0.998 and 662) 
Correspondence, bills, legal papers (relating to collections 
and suits by Darcy as attorney-in-fact for various creditors), 
accounts, monthly balance sheets, memos, and other papers 
for 1811-64; dockage records for railroad ties, accounts of 
Julius G. Parish of sales of a chemical compound and other 
drugs, diary of Eliza Darcy and household accounts, and 
papers (1847-1900) of John S. Darcy. Places represented 
include Passaic Ca, N. J., and Friendship, N. Y. 

MS 65-1608 
Davidson family. 

Papers, ca. 1800-ca. 1880. lbox. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.958 and 1538) 

Papers of the Davidson family of New Jersey and Platts- 
burg, N. Y., including correspondence, chiefly personal and 
family, of Levi P., Lucretia Maria, Margaret Miller, Mat- 
thias Oliver, Morris M., and Oliver Davidson; verses of 
Lucretia Maria and her sister, Margaret Miller Davidson; 
and genealogical and other papers. Includes the narrative 
of a trip (1833) made by Margaret Miller Davidson from 
Lake Champlain to New York by boat, stage, and railroad 
with an account of stopovers made at Saratoga Springs 
and other places. 

Margaret Miller Davidson's narrative is reprinted in 
part in the Journal of the Rutgers University Library, 
vol. 13 (Dec. 1949) p. 19-24. 

Gift of Catherine L. Davidson. 

MS 65-1609 
Davis, Peter Vroom. 

Papers, 1832-1920. 279 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (664) 

Resident of Hillsborough Township (Somerset Ca) N. J. 
Personal bills, receipts, deeds, bonHs, and other papers for 
1840-59; bills and receipts (1850-68) of Davis as constable; 
bills, receipts, and other papers relating to the estates of 
William T. Davis and his wife, Jane Davis, for which Peter 
V. Davis was administrator; and papers of Garret W. 
Davis, T. Davis, Thomas P. Davis, William S. Davis, and 
others for 1859-1920. The bulk of the collection dates from 
1840 to 1920. 

Gift of Clarkson A Cranmer. 

MS 65-1610 
Demarest, David D 1819-1898. 

Papers, 1835-93. 7 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (670) 

Clergyman of the Reformed Church in America in New 
Brunswick, N. J. Correspondence, historical monographs, 
a ciphering book, and other papers. The correspondence is 
chiefly personal and theological and includes some letters 
relating to student life at Rutgers College in 1836-37. In- 
cludes some papers (1837-50) of Demarest's wife, Catharine 
Louisa (Nevius) Demarest. 

Gift of Dr. William H. S. Demarest 

MS 65-1611 
Demott, John. 

Papers, 1742-1868. 7 folders. 

In Rutgers University library (1485) 

Receipts, bonds, agreements, and other papers of Demott - 
for 1742-1803; correspondence from the John and Peter 
Vroom families, receipts, bonds, and other papers of De- 
mott's son, John Demott, Jr., for 1786-1804; and miscellane- 
ous papers for 1863-68. Places represented include Hunter- 
don, Morris, and Somerset Counties, N. J. 

Gift of Mrs. Hilda Card. 



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-n. . MS 65-1612 

Braiberger, Jacob Warren. 

Papers, 1838-78. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1357) 

Correspondence of Dernbeiger, together with correspond- 
ence (1840-59) of Charles Scranton, operator of the Oxford 
Furnace, and other papers. Some of Dernberger's letters 
are from friends and relatives; some were sent to him in 
his capacity as an employee of the Oxford Furnace. Places 
mentioned include Oxford and Washington Townshins. 
N.J. ** 



MS 65-1613 
Manson, George H 

Papers, 1891-1900. 147 hems. 

In Rutgers University Library (677) 

Editor. Correspondence of Dickinson as editor of the 
Daily America, the Atlanta (Ga.) journal, the New York 
world, and other publications; together with miscellaneous 
telegrams, notes on publishers, newspaper clippings, and 
other papers. 



«».*_ ■. ,. MS 65-1614 

Mite, Jacob. 

Papers, 1842-98. 1 box. 

In Rutgers University Library (1638) 

Resident of Tewksbury Township, N. J. Correspondence, 

accounts, and other papers. 

Gift of H. Justus Ross. 



MS 65-1615 
Elmer, William, b. 1814: 

Papers, 1808-79. 2 boxes. 
In Rutgers University Library (1329) 
Physician, of Bridgeton, N. J. Bills and receipts for 
personal expenditures; accounts and lists of bonds and notes 
held; constitution and accounts of the Young Female Reli- 
gious Tract Society of Bridgeton; and other papers. 
Gift of Mrs. R. P. Elmer through Miss Edna M Netter. 



MS 65-1616 
Elmer family. 

Correspondence, 1804-21. 7 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1839) 

Family letters received by Elizabeth (Elmer) Potter, of 
New York City, and other members of the Elmer family of 
Westfield, N. J. 



» . MS 65-1617 

Smley, John. 

Papers, 1720-1892. 661 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (691) 

Correspondence, bills, receipts, and other papers (1817- 
81) ; papers of the estates of Abner Emley, Samuel Emley, 
Argulas Evans, and Monroe Stockton, for which John Em- 
ley was executor (1827-54) ; papers of Samuel Emley, 
Joseph Emley, and Oliver H. P. Emley, including the 
papers of various estates administered; and records of the 
Jacobstown (N. J.) School District 4 for 1830-53, the 
Jacobstown Baptist Church for 1837-54, and the Burling- 
ton and Monmouth County Pursuing and Detecting Society 
for 1845-54. J 



MS 65-1618 
English, David Combs, b. 1842. 

Papers, 1867-1911. ca. 56 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (260 and 692) 

Physician, of New Brunswick, N. J. Doctor's account 
book (1883-1903) and prescription book (ca. 1900); mem- 
bership and other records (1892-94) of the First Presby- 
terian Church Sunday School of New Brunswick; accounts 
(ca. 1909-11) of the First Presbyterian Church; and board 
of directors' minutes (1867-86) and correspondence (1870- 
94) of the Young Men's Christian Association of New 
Brunswick of which English was president. 

Gift "of Mrs. English. 

MS 65-1619 
Ktz Randolph, William. 

Papers, 1796-1884. 5 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library ( 1409) 

Bills and receipts (1823-84) of Fitz Randolph for taxes, 
medical care, and tuition; bills, receipts; and other papers 
of David Fitz Randolph, Stelle Fitz Randolph, and others 
of New Brunswick and Piscataway Township, N. J.; and 
miscellaneous papers. The bulk of the collection dates from 
1831 to 1884, 

Gift of the Jersey Blue Chapter of the D. A. R. 

MS 65-1620 
Ford family. 

Ford-Jewell-Dey papers, 1782-1894. 133 items. 

In RutgersUniversity Library (697) 

Estate accounts, mortgages, deeds, and other papers of 
the Ford family (John, Robert, and John Dye Ford) , the 
Jewell family (William, William Dey, and William Dey 
Jewell, Jr.), and the Dey family (the John Dey estate, 
Robert Ford, executor) . Places represented include Mercer 
and Middlesex Counties, N. J. 



MS 6571621 
Forman, John. 

Papers, 1782-ca. 1887. 6 v. and 1 map. 

In Rutgers University Library (1623) 

Transcript of East Jersey surveys field book. 

Field book (1782-1807) of East Jersey surveys; abstracts 
of selected Shrewsbury, N. J., deeds from the office of the 
secretary of state in Trenton; and a map (ca. 1887) of the 
subdivision of the Wytie property in Point Pleasant, N. J. 
The bulk of the collection dates from 1807 to ca. 1887. 

Gift of H. Richard Segoine. 

MS 65-1622 
Fouche, William W 

Papers, 1869-70. 2 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (718) 

Letters of W. W. Fouche, Jr., sent aboard the ship, 
Comet, and from San Francisco to W. W. Fouche, Sr.; ab- 
stract of the logbook of the Comet; and the account book 
for the trip from New York to San Francisco to Philadel- 
phia. 



MS 65-1623 
Fowler, De Grasse B 

Papers, 1863-90. 279 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (698) 

Correspondence, maps, and related papers concerning the 
property holdings of the Colt family in Paterson, N. J.; to- 
gether with bills, receipts, agreements, and other papers of 
the Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures, Paterson, 
N.J. 

Gift of Aimee Colt Toler through Edna M. Netter. 



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MS 65-1624 
Frenean, Philip Morin, 1752-1832. 

Papers, 1744-1830. 4 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University library (0.993) 

Poet, editor, and mariner. Correspondence, autograph 
mss., and association and family items, including the letter 
book of Peter Frenean, merchant 

Described in the Journal of the Rutgers University li- 
brary, voL 1 (Dec 1937), p. 31-32; voL 5 (June 1942), p. 
65-70; voL 6 (Dec 1942), p. 1-28; voL 9 (Dec 1945), p. 
23-27;_and voL 10 (Dec 1946) , p. 28-30. 

Preliminary inventory available in the library. 

MS 65-1625 
Gardner, Charles Carroll, 1883- 

New Jersey genealogy, 1901-18. 100 v. and 90 file draw- 
ers. 
In Rutgers University library (1785) 
Genealogical compilations including card files for the 
Essex Co., N. J., area, notebooks on pie-Revolutionary New 
Jersey families, and clippings from "Jersey genealogy" 
(published in the Newark evening news) . 



MS 65-1626 
Gibbons family. 

Papers, 1767-1897. 267 items. 
In Rutgers University library (520 and 1229) 
Correspondence, deeds, and other papers of Thomas 
Gibbons, his son 'William Gibbons, and grandson William 
Heyward Gibbons; lease of the Union Hotel (Elizabeth, 
N. J.?) to Eunice Hall; and other deeds and miscellaneous 
papers. Places represented include Savannah, Ga., New 
York City, and Morris Co., N. J. Correspondents include 
Jonathan Dayton and Theodore Frelinghuysen. 



MS 65-1627 
Godfrey, Carlos Emmor. 

Papers, ca. 1899-1914. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University library (1475) 

In part, transcripts. 

Physician and historian, of Trenton, N. J. Historical 
notes and transcripts based on returns, fists, and memorials 
and relating largely to Revolutionary War Loyalists. 
Places represented include New Jersey, Canada, and Eng- 
land. 

Gifts of the Trenton Public Library through Howard L. 
Hughes, librarian. 

MS65-1628 
Green, Robert Stockton, 1831-1895. 

Papers, 1855-93. 515 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (711) 

Lawyer, of Elizabeth, N. J., surrogate and presiding 
judge in Union Co., N. J., U. S. Representative, and Gover- 
nor of New Jersey. Correspondence, together with notices 
of meetings and celebrations and other minor printed mat- 
ter, chiefly dating from the period of Green's governorship 
(1887-90) of New Jersey. 



MS 65-1629 
Grieve, Lucia Catherine Graeme, 1862-1946. 
Papers, 1878-1937. 39 v. and 3 folders. 
In Rutgers University library (246 and 789) 
Teacher and lecturer, of Ocean Grove, N. J. Diaries, 
notebooks, programs (1892) of temperance and Methodist 
meetings; a play, stories, articles, and an outline of a plot 
for a novel (ca. 1930?); and diaries (1878-82) of Miss 
Grieve's mother, Martha Lucy (Kinkead) Grieve. 



MS 65-1630 
Grubb family. 

Papers, 1828-1932. 2 v. and 1 folder. 

In Rutgers University Library (728) 

Bills, receipts, and other papers of Edward Burd Grubb 
of Burlington, N. J., and of his wife, Euphemia B. (Parker) 
Grubb; correspondence and notes of Grubb's father-in-law, 
Isaac Brown Parker; correspondence, bills, and receipts of 
Edward B. Grubb, Jr. ; correspondence and other papers of 
Euphemia (Grubb) de Cerkes; and miscellaneous corre- 
spondence, trade cards, and clippings. E. B. Grubb, Jr.'s 
papers include recollections of the Battle of Gaines Mills, Va. 

Gift of Mrs. Euphemia (Grubb) de Cerkes. 

MS65-1631 
Haines, Charles S 1816-1898. 

Papers, 1803-78. 3 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1781) 

Bank director and businessman, of Newark, N. J. Corre- 
spondence (1864-66), relating in part to Haines' administra- 
tive duties for several estates; correspondence (1874-78) 
with the Bureau of Education of the U. S. Dept. of the 
Interior; and deeds and miscellaneous papers of Harper 
Davis and others. Places represented include Gloucester 
City, N. J. 

Gift of the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public 
library. 

MS65-1632 
Hale, George, 1812-1888. 

Presbyterian collection, 1738-1907. 811 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (527 and 868) 

In part, transcripts. 

Presbyterian clergyman, of Pennington, N. J. Letters, 
petitions, and other papers (1755-1866) of the New Bruns- 
wick (N. J.) Presbytery and of Jacob Kirkpatrick, J. M 
Macdonald, A. D. White, and other ministers ; registers of 
ministers, candidates, and members received (including 
their certificates); a transcript of minutes (1738-66 and 
1786-90) of the Presbytery of New Brunswick; and min- 
utes (1772-74) of the Synod of New York and Philadelphia. 



MS65-1633 
Hamilton, Henry Martyn. 

Papers, 1853-1939. ca. 210 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (729) 

Correspondence, tax receipts, deeds, mortgages, bonds, and 
other legal documents, relating mainly to Hamilton's land 
holdings in Poweshiek and Jasper Counties, Iowa, and Som- 
erset County, N. J.; correspondence, indentures, and other 
papers of Ammi Bailey Clerk and Hamilton's father-in-law, 
Lewis B. Clark; and papers of Hamilton's daughter, Mary 
Beall Hamilton. 



MS 65-1634 
Hamilton family. 

Papers, 1698-1918. 1 box. 

In Rutgers University Library (1835) 

Correspondence and diaries (1861-64) of Ellis Hamilton, 
Captain, 15th Regt., New Jersey Infantry; and correspond- 
ence and legal papers of William R. Hamilton, William 
Hamilton Osborn, and other members of the family of 
Camden, N.J. 

Selections from Ellis Hamilton's letters have been pub- 
lished in the New Brunswick, N. J., Town crier (Dec. 1960- 
Feb.1961). 

Gift of the Rev. Anthony J. Reif. 



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MS 65-1635 
Harrison family. 

Papers, 1794-1871. 59 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (732) 

Papers of the Harrison family of Orange, N. J., including 
bills, receipts, and other papers of Abijah Harrison for 
1794-1837, of a later Abijah Harrison for 1820-71, of Caleb 
W. Harrison for 1839-68, and of Alfred Harrison for 
1855-63. 



MS 65-1636 
Harrison, Abraham, d. 1851. 

Papers, 1743-1856. 533 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (519) 

Teacher, of Orange, N. J. Correspondence; bills; re- 
ceipts; diary, garden, household, and personal accounts; 
school copybooks (from Princeton University?) for trigo- 
nometry, geometry, natural philosophy, and divinity; ser- 
mons, music, and other papers. Includes the tuition bills 
of the Society to Aid in the Education of tie Indigent 
Children of the Parish of Orange, of which Harrison was 
president; accounts and collection lists of the Orange First 
Presbyterian Church, of which he was treasurer; school re- 
ports, class lists, and other papers relating to the Orange 
Township school, of which he was superintendent; road 
maintenance accounts of Road District 10 (Day Street), of 
which he was overseer; estate accounts and other papers of 
the estates of John Downer, Jared Harrison, Joseph Har- 
rison, and Henry Stryker for which he was executor; and 
receipts, bills, school compositions, and other papers of 
Selina (Harrison) Cornish and Robert N. Cornish. 



MS 65-1637 
Heartman, Charles Frederick, 1883- collector. 

Civil War papers, 1857-84. 5 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (467) 

Correspondence of soldiers and civilians, concerning mili- 
tary, social, literary, political, and other subjects; corre- 
spondence, telegrams, muster rolls, reports, and other official 
papers of military officers and units; and clipped auto- 
graphs, portraits, and broadsides. The bulk of the collec- 
tion dates from 1861 to 1865. 

Gift of Mr. Heartman. 



MS 65-1638 
Henderson, Alfred R 

Papers, 1905-51. 2 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1429) 

Resident of Jersey City, N. J. Chiefly personal papers, 
together with some papers relating to the estate of Mabel S. 
Douglas. 

Gift of Mrs. Henderson. 



MS 65-1639 
Hendrickson family. 

Papers, 1691-1838. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1764) 

Correspondence and other papers (1753-87) of Daniel 
Hendrickson, a merchant; documents and accounts (1791- 
1801) relating to distilling activities of Hendrick Hendrick- 
son; ledgers and other account books (1747-1816) of other 
members of the Hendrickson family of Middletown, N. J.; 
and deeds and accounts relating to the activities of the sloop, 
Catharine. 



MS 65-1640 
Herbert family. 

Papers, ca. 1800-ca. 1900. 31 v. and 6 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (265) 

Papers of the Herbert family of New Brunswick, N. J., 
including the account books and other papers relating to 
wood, land, freight and passenger transportation (Union 
Stage Line), and general store (Herbert & Hardenbergh) 
businesses of Obadiah Herbert (1775-1856) ; the records of 
John Biddle Herbert (1837-1908) as U. S. ganger of brandy 
(1890's) and treasurer (1870's-189O , s) of the East Bruns- 
wick and New Brunswick Turnpike Company; and the 
papers of Robert Herbert and of Charles M Herbert (1838- 
1871) , lawyer and Middlesex Co., N. J., prosecutor. 

Gift of Robert S. Herbert, Jr. 



MS 65-1641 
Herder, Henry A 

Papers, 1796-1870. 5 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1431) 

Sheriff, of Somerset Co., N. J. Bonds (1859-62) made to 
Herder as Somerset County sheriff and papers (1855-66) 
giving him powers of attorney, including some malring hjm 
the agent for veterans' bounty applicants; together with 
notes (1870's) of Frederick J. Frelinghuysen on title 
searches -and miscellaneous Somerset County papers. The 
bulk of the collection dates from 1840 to 1870 , 

Gift of Mrs. Joseph S- Frelinghuysen, Sr. 



MS 65-1642 
Hicks, Edward Waldron, 1868- 

Papers, 1859-1938. 259 items. 

In Rutgers University Library-(736) 

Lawyer, of New Brunswick, N. J. Legal papers, receipts, 
and other papers concerning the Runyon R. Outcalt estate, 
together with notes and other papers on the case (1897) of 
Metlar vs. Piscataway Township and ihB Brunswick Trac- 
tion Company. 

Gift of Douglas M Hicks. 



MS 65-1643 
Hoa gland family. 

Papers, 1848-80. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1325) 

Personal, family, and business letters (1848-71) received 
by John Calvin Hoagland, including many with unusual 
descriptions of social activities in Griggstown, N. J., and 
New York City; and correspondence, bills, and other papers 
(1876-80) of William Jay Hoagland, relating to wholesale 
and retail drug merchandising and social activities in 
Deckertown (Sussex Co.) , N. J. Places represented include 
Mt Kisco, N. Y, Paterson, N. J., Henry, EL, and Waco, 
Tex. 

Gift of Madge Hoagland through G. Clifford Neviua 



MS 65-1644 
Hodge, Charles, 1797-1878. 

Papers, 1838-63. 66 items. 
In Rutgers University Library (1600 and 1707) 
Presbyterian clergyman and professor at the Princeton 
Theological Seminary. Letters to Phineas D. Gurley, Wil- 
liam S. Martien, Peter Walker, and others, together with 
Hodge's essays, "England and America" (1862) and "Are 
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MS 65-1645 
Holmes family. 

Papers, 1750-1877. 873 items and 29 v. 
In Rutgers University library (421 and 1306) 
Papers of the Holmes family of Monmouth Co., N. J., 
including the general store and blacksmith accounts of John 
S. Holmes (1762-1821) of HolmdeL K. J.; the general store 
and shipping accounts (Van Mater & Holmes) of Daniel 
Holmes (1792-1851) of Matawan, N. J.; the general store 
accounts of Daniel Hendrickson (1736-1797); the estate 
records of Capt John Holmes (1730-1804), Jonathan 
Holmes (ca. 1756-1814) , Hendrick H. Smock (d. ca. 1841), 
and Atiti D. Herbert (fl. 1834-1845) , ward ; and other papers. 

MS6S-1648 
Honeyman, John, 1798-1874. 
Papers, 1827-76. 9 v. 
In Rutgers University library (230) 
Physician, of New Germantown (now Oldwick) N. J. 
Ledgers, daybooks (1851-56 and 1859-73), medical common- 
place book, and notes on diseases, receipts, and cures. 
Gift of A. Van Doren Honeyman. 

MS 65-1647 
How family. 

Papers, 18O0-2Oth century. 7 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (529 and 1303) 

Papers of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blanchard How of New 
Brunswick, N. J., their son, Henry K. How of San Antonio, 
Tex, and his wife, Mary Kinnan How, Blanche How, 
Ann S. TTinTniTij George Kinnan, John Kinnan, and Lucinda 
(Shaw) Kinnan, and her sister, Nancy Shaw. Papers of 
Samuel B. How, a Presbyterian clergyman, include per- 
sonal and theological correspondence (1810-67), much of 
which relates to his ahtiabolition pamphlet, Slaveholding 
not sinful (1855), about the Negro question and the political 
climate, North and South, immediately before the Civil 
War. Papers Of Blanche How include genealogical notes. 
Places represented include Carlisle, Pa. 

In part, gift of Mrs. Asher Atkinson. 

MS 65-1648 
Howell, Wilson Stout, 1855-1943. 

Papers, 1880-1942. 6 v. and 4 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1347, 1430, 1495, and 
1591) 

Electrical engineer. Letter books and diaries (1884-1920) 
of Howell as representative of the Edison Electric Light 
Company and an associate of Thomas A. Edison ; technologi- 
cal notes and other papers relating to electric lamps and 
lighting equipment (including details of the installation, 
1885-87, of a generating plant for the Edison Electric Il- 
luminating Company of New Brunswick, N. J.); papers 
(1933-42) relating to the Edison Pioneers, a society of engi- 
neers who worked with Edison in his early experiments with 
light and power; and reminiscences of early experiments 
with Edison. Places represented include New York and 
California. 

Gift of Asher A. Howell. 

MS65-1649 
Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920. 

Papers, 1859-1924. 5 items and 21 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (737, 1088, and 1595) 

Author. Letters from Howells to William Heinemana, 
Henry A. Jones, David A. Munro, James R. Osgood (his 
publisher), Brand Whitlock, Mrs. Wiggin and others; xss. 
of "The son of Royal Langbrith" (1904) and other literary 
works; clippings and other papers. 

Described in the Journal of the Rutgers University Li- 
brary, vol 8 (Dec. 1944), p. 9-13; voL 10 (Dec. 1946), p. 
1-19 ; and vol. 21 (Dec 1957) , p. 1-7. 



MS 65-1650 
Hutchinson, Elmer TindalL 

Papers, 1925-54. 8 boxes, 4 folders, and 4 card file 
drawers. 
In Rutgers University Library (572, 1378, 1384, 1462, 

1554, and 1657) 

In part, transcripts. 

Abstracts of death and marriage notices (1792-1865) 
from New Brunswick, N. J., newspapers (the Guardian, 
Fredonian, Times, and Daily news); biographical and 
bibliographical notes on New Jersey printers and publishers 
before 1850 (especially Shepard Kollock) ; notes on the 
history of Mormonism in New Jersey, New Jersey taverns 
(especially in Elizabeth), and potteries; and miscellaneous 
New Jersey historical notes, transcripts of records, dip- 
pings, and other papers. 

Gift of Mrs. Hutchinson. 

MS65-1651 
Ihrie, WiDiam Mmrhead, d. 1899. 

Papers, 1854-61. 4 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (195 and 368) 

In part, transcripts. 

Diary (1854) of Djrie as a student at Lawrenceville 
School; book of autographs of students in the Princeton 
University classes (1859-61); and transcripts of notes 
( 1859-61 ) taken by Darie at Princeton. 

Cataloged in the library. 

MS 65-1652 
Imlay family. 

Papers, 1802-1935. 8 items and 13 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.959, 103, 126, 150, 154, 
244, and 739) 

Accounts (1839-42) of Charles G. Imlay's activities as 
a distributor of newspapers and periodicals, foundry man- 
ager, and general merchant; documents and accounts (1828- 
53) of William Imlay as justice of the peace and general 
and hardware merchant; accounts and estate records (1802- 
13) of John Imlay; an account of mail (ca. 1836-41) sent 
from the Allentown, N. J., post office; and a register of 
visitors (1907-35) to the Imlay mansion. 

MS 65-1653 
Iszard, Joseph, 1798-1865. 

Papers, 1812-64. 6 v. and 2 folders. 
In Rutgers University Library (193 and 1819) 
Teacher, surveyor, lumberman, and storekeeper, of Glass- 
boro and Burlington Co., N. J. Papers relating to Iszard's 
work as a schoolmaster; farming and sawing accounts; day- 
books for general merchandise, sawmill and gristmill prod- 
ucts, and for surveying and other services; a ciphering 
book; a surveying exercise book (1851) of Jacob Iszard at 
Glassboro Academy; accounts of Gabriel Iszard; teacher's 
attendance record (1863) ; and the minutes (1824-30) of the 
Missionary Society of Gloucester Circuit Auxiliary to the 
Missionary Society of the Philadelphia Conference of the 
Methodist Episcopal Church. 

MS 65-1654 
Janeway, Jacob Jones, 1774-1858. 

Papers, 1826-57. 4 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1548 and 1739) 

Presbyterian minister. Vouchers, accounts, and other 
papers relating to the trusteeship of New York City prop- 
erties under George Janeway's will (1826), together with 
correspondence, legal documents, and other papers relating 
to court action against Janeway by Sarah A. (Mrs. Joseph) 
Green and other heirs. 

Gift of Mrs. John C. Conger. 



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Johnson family. MS 65-1655 

Papers, 1744-1894. 153 items. 

In Rutgers University library (741) 

Papers of the Johnson family of Montgomery Township 
and Princeton, N. J., including bills, receipts, Montgomery^ 
Township vouchers, and other papers of John Johnson for 
1744; papers of Caleb Johnson for 1816-46, of Henry D 
Johnson for 1840-79, of Lewis Johnson for 1811-555, and of 
Ralph Johnson; and miscellaneous bills and receipts. The 
bulk of the collection dates from 1804 to 1879. 

T «. j. T . MS 65-1656 

Johnston, Lewis, 1704-1773. — « «*- w» 

Papers, 1736-1836. 1 box and 9 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (752) 

Resident of Perth Amboy, N. J. Personal and business 
correspondence, bills, receipts, and other papers, including 
some^relating to Johnston's position as agent and attorney 
for the West Jersey Society ; together with papers of Heath- 
cote Joniiston and John Johnston. 

TLTC fijr 1 ftlt'T 

Jones, Chester Joshua Ketcham. 

Papers, 1878-1908. 1 v. and 1 box. 

In Rutgers University Library (585) 

Diaries (1878-79), texts of essays and lectures, booklists, 
and a scrapbook of material relating to the cultivation of 
citrus fruits. Places represented include California. 

*•„» t. t MS 65-1658 

Karcher, Joseph T 1903- 

Papers, 1929-33. 9 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1498) 

Lawyer, of Sayreville, N. J. Papers concerning the New 
Jersey Assembly of which Karcher was a member (1930- 
32), including some relating to William Halstead Sutphin's 
campaign for the U. S. House of Representatives. Places 
represented include Trenton, N. J. 

Gift of Mr. Karcher. 



„ . T . MS 65-1659 

Kershow, Jacob. 

Papers, 1731-1840. 95 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (763) 

Bills, receipts, bonds, legal papers, and papers (1768- 
1840) relating to Kershow's estate, together with papers 
relating to the estate of his father, Jacob Cassaw (Ker- 
show). Places represented include Brooklyn, N. Y. 

„.. T MS 65-1660 

Kilmer, Joyce, 1886-1918. 

Papers, 1898-1920. 19 v. and 2 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.992) 

Poet, of New Brunswick, N. J. Two folders of Jetters 
sent and miscellaneous papers; 4 looseleaf scrapbooks com- 
piled by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Barnett Kilmer containing 
letters, mss., clippings, and other papers relating to their 
son, Joyce Kilmer; and 15 vols, of association items and 
works by Kilmer. 

Gift of Mrs. Annie (Kilburn) Kilmer. 

_ MS 65-1661 

Kitchell, William, 1827-1861. 

Papers, 1849-67. 5 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1313) 

State geologist of New Jersey. Correspondence; papers 

relating to a geological survey of New Jersey, including 

material relating to a drainage committee's report on plans 

to ease the flooding of the Passaia River; miscellaneous 



notes, drawings, and other papers. Includes letters and a 
journal describing a trip (1852-54) to Austria and Ger- 
many. Places represented include Newark, N. J. 

The journal is described in the Journal of the Rutgers 
University library, vol. 19 (Dec. 1955), p. 17-28. 

\jt o ztt! i ft fin 

Kite, Elizabeth Sarah, 1864-1954. 

Papers, 1889-1955. 23 Hems and 3 boxes. 

In.Rutgers University Library (1456, 1558, and 1643) 

Educator, historian, and archivist Correspondence, writ- 
ings, dippings and photos, about Miss Kite and her work, 
and notes of the Sate family, including James Kite's 
Quaker stories and poems. Miss Kite's writings include an 
autobiography, "Silas Deane, a neglected Connecticut pa- 
triot , articles on religious subjects and French aid to 
America during the Revolution, miscellaneous historical 
articles, and articles on the feebleminded published in the 
"Training school bulletin" or "The surveyor" and chiefly 
relating to her work at the Vineland (N. J.) Training 
School and witivthe Pineys, occupants of the New Jersey 
pine barrens. Places represented include Trenton. N J 
and Washington, D. C. -».«., 

Gift of St Alban Kite. 

Knabb, Peter. MS65-1663 

Papers, 1768-1882. 249 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (766) 

ni%°^^ £ d *^#*>.™*>»n «d other papers 
(1813-31) of Knabb as guardian of the children of Jacob 
Harbine ; accounts, bills, receipts, and other papers of the 
Jacob Knabb estate for which Peter Knabb was admmis- 
trator; accounts, vouchers, and other papers (1802-14) of 
2Son Oiurch in Alsace Township, Pa^ for which Knabb 
was building supervisor; Walter family letters (1805-50) ; 
and miscellaneous papers. The bulk of the collection dates 
from 1803^ 1843. Places represented include Berks, 
Chester, and Delaware Counties, Pa. 

Kriendler, I Robert, collector. MS 65-1664 

Kriendler memorial collection. 7 boxes. 
In Rutgers University Library (408) 
Literary mss. and typescripts of fiction and nonfiction, in- 
cluding works by Hervey Allen, Col. Bernt Balchen, Faith 
Baldwin Stephen Vincent Benet, Carlton Brown, Richard 
Brooks, Joseph Bryan, William Jennings Bryan, Niven 
Busch, Will Cuppy, Walter P. Chrysler, Bob Considine, 
W B. Courtney, Kyle Crichton, A. J. Cronin, Walter Dav? 
enport, Paul de Kruif, Vina Delmar, Alan Devoe, William 
Donovan, Lloyd C. Douglas, Gustav Eckstein, Otto Eisen- 
schiml Simon Elives, Morris L Ernst, Edna Ferber, Corey 
Ford, Fannie Ferber Fox, Zona Gale, Andrew Geer, Blaine 
Brooks; Gernon, Lillian Hellman, Ernest Hemingway, 
Emanuel Hertz, Stewart Holbrook, Rupert Hughes" Osa 
Johnson, Alva Johnston, MacKinlay Kantor, Clarence Bud- 

mgton Kelland, Oliver La Farge, William Langer, A. J. 
Liebling, Louise Kennedy Mabie, Archibald MacLeishj 
O. O. Mclntyre, Edison Marshall, Jim Marshall, H. L. 
Mencken, Jack Miley, Ward Morehouse, George Jean 
Nathan, Dudley Nichols, J. F. T. O'Connor, John O'Hara, 
Ursula Parrott, Talcott Powell, Ellery Queen, Quentin 
Reynolds, Mary Roberts Rinehart, Clements Ripley, Damon 
Runyon, Arthur Schwartz, Harvey Smith, Louis Sobol, 
Bernard Sobel, John Steinbeck, Frank Sullivan, Georges 
Surdez, Glen H. Taylor, H. M Tomlinson, George Vander- 
bilt, Melvin Wald, Stanley Walker, H.C. Wells, Ben Ames 
Williams, A. H. Woods, and Alexander Wool cott. 

Described in the Journal of the Rutgers University Li- 
brary, vol. 10 (Dec. 1946), p. 31-32 and vol. 12 (Dec. 1948), 
p. 16-18. " 

Gift of Mr. Kriendler. 



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MS 65-4665 
Krnmwiede, Howard A collector. 

New Jersey postal history papers, 1762-1953. 14 v., 1 box, 
and 1 folder. 

InRutgers University Library (1286 and 1308) 

Correspondence, notes, lists, and other papers relating to 
New Jersey postal history, together with specimens of 
stampless and stamped covers and illustrated corner covers, 
largely of Middlesex Co., N. J., localities. 

Letters indexed in the library. 

Acquired from the Krumwiede estate. 

MS 65-1666 
La Grange, Barnardus. 

Papers, 1686-1864. 1 box. 

In Rutgers University Library (1453) 

Lawyer, of Raritan and New Brunswick, N. J. Papers 
relating mainly to LaGrange's claims before the Commis- 
sioners for Finqniring into the Losses and Services of the 
American Loyalists. Includes correspondence, accounts, 
lists, a memorial and other papers for 1764-90; deeds and 
other papers (1686-1774) relating to confiscated real estate 
in Hunterdon, Middlesex, Morris, and Somerset Counties, 
N. J., including New Brunswick map, 1769; miscellaneous 
papers (1770-88) relating to Loyalist claims; and the ap- 
pointments and other papers (1788-1864) of Conrad L. W. 
LaGrange and James B. LaGrange. Places represented in- 
clude London. 

MS 65-1667 
Larason, Andrew, 1803-1885. 

Papers, 1840-74. 21 items and 6 v. 
In Rutgers University library (1053) 
Gristmill, farm, and personal accounts, bills, and receipts 
of Larason and his father, Andrew Larason, Sr. (1776-1861) 
of Hunterdon Co., N. J. 

MS 65-1668 
Learning, Aaron, 1715-1780. 

Papers, 1704-1806. 3 folders. 
In Rutgers University library (802) 
Landowner and public official, of Cape May, N. J., and 
member of the New Jersey Assembly. Correspondence, sur- 
veys, deeds, and other papers (chiefly 1716-71) including 
some relating to a dispute with Daniel Lumus over a tract 
of land. 

MS 65-1669 
Leupp family. 

Papers, 1773-1925. 11 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (601) 

Correspondence, papers relating to legal offices, and other 
papers of William Hopkins Leupp for 1822-75; sCversmitih 
account books and otiier papers of William Leupp (or 
Lupp), Charles Mortimer Leupp, and Gideon Lee; and pa- 
pers of Amelia Beach, David W. Lee, W. Creighton Lee, 
Burrage Beach Leupp, William H. Leupp, Jr., and other 
members of the Leupp family of New Jersey. The bulk of 
the collection dates from 1882-1908. 

MS 65-1670 
Lewis, William David, 1792-188L 

Papers, 1802-66. 57 items and 17 v. 
In Rutgers University Library (255-257 and 767) 
Merchant, banker, and politician, of Philadelphia. Let- 
ters (1822-31) received from Sir Robert K. Porter, British 
consul general in Caracas, Venezuela; diary (1853) of a 
trip to Europe; bills, accounts, and other papers relating to 
Lewis' position (1852) as Collector of the Port of Phila- 
delphia; an account book (1838) of the Girard Bank of 
which he was the first cashier ; ciphering books and a memo- 
randa book; diaries and copybooks (1852-53 and 1857-58) 



of Julia Lewis and Mary Alice Lewis of Philadelphia ; let- 
ter book and accounts (1806-11) of JohnD. Lewis, merchant 
of St. Petersburg, Russia, brother of W. D. Lewis; and the 
deposition of witnesses in the case of Harris vs. Lewis (ca, 
1823) heard in the Superior Court of Eastern Pennsylvania. 

MS 65-1671 
lindsley, Philip, b. 1862. 

Papers, 1798-1904. 13 v. and 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.991 and 258) 

Lawyer, of Raritan, N. J. Correspondence, bills, receipts, 
notebooks, legal memoranda, and other papers of Lindsley, 
together with papers of Mrs. A. V. Lindsley, Isaac Lindsley, 
Mrs. H B. Voorhees, and Peter Vredenbergh. Places rep- 
resented include New Brunswick and Somerville, N. J. 

Bequest of the estate of Philip Lindsley. 

MS 65-1672 
Livingston, Burton Edward, 1875-1948. 

Papers, 1922-48. ca. 9 ft. 

In Rutgers University Library (1755) 

Plant physiologist, of Baltimore, Md. Correspondence 
and other papers of Livingston as professor of plant phys- 
iology at Johns Hopkins University, secretary of the Amer- 
ican Association for the Advancement of Science, editor of 
"The American scholar," and member of the National Re- 
search Council. 

Gift of Mrs. Livingston through Dr. Stuart B. Lecompte, 
Jr. 

MS 65-1673 
Longstreet, Aaron. 

Papers, 1818-55. 52 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (770) 

Commissions of Longstreet as justice of the peace and as 
judge of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas in Somerset 
Co., N. J.; justice of the peace docket (1818-24) with ac- 
companying receipts and legal papers; stock certificates 
(1849) for the New York & California Industrial & Trading 
Association; and a letter (1853) regarding land in Illinois. 

Gift of Clarkson A. Cranmer. 

MS 65-1674 
Low, Nicholas. 

Papers, 1782-1849. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (772 and 1899) 

Merchant, of New York. Correspondence, bills, receipts, 
legal documents, and other papers relating to foreign and 
domestic commerce, banking, real estate in northern New 
York and Kentucky, and the Society for Establishing Use- 
ful Manufactures, Paterson, N. J. 

Largely gift of Philip D. Sang. 

MS 65-1675 
Lyon, Adrian, 1869-1950. 

Papers, 1912. 3 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1655) 

Lawyer and judge of Perth Amboy (Middlesex Co.), 
N. J., and member of the New Jersey Assembly. Corre- 
spondence, bills j receipts, petitions, broadsides, and other 
papers relating to the Republican primary campaign of 
1912 in which Lyon was a candidate for delegate for Theo- 
dore Roosevelt in the Third Congressional District 

Gift of Frank V. Sperduto. 

MS 65-1676 
McChesney, Charles G 1800-1861. 

Papers, 1721-1859. 34 items and 5 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.996, 146, 226, 340, and 
773) 

In part, transcripts. 

Physician, of Trenton, N. J., and secretary of state of New 
Jersey. Correspondence, legal papers, accounts, receipts, 
and other papers of McChesney for 1818-59; an account 
book (1813-16) of Daniel Mount and his partner, Hum- 



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McChesney, Charles G 

1859. (Continued) 
PW Mount; a ledger and store accounts (1818-20) of 
Darnel Mount in Hightstown, N. J. . and copies of wills and 
other papers. The bulk of the collection dates from 1813 to 
1859. Places represented include Allentown, N. J. 



„ _ „ MS 65-1677 

McCoy, Emma. 

Papers, 1902-18. 4 v. 

In Rutgers University library (302) 

Teacher, of New Brunswick, N. J. Records (1902-03) 
of the New Jersey Teachers Retirement Fund, Dept. of 
New Brunswick; minutes (1910-12) of the Middlesex Co 
(N. J.) Women Teachers Association; and vols, of clip- 
pings. 



McHenry, James, 1753-1816. MS 65-1678 

Papers, 1774-1815. 5 folders. 

In Rutgers University library (858) 

In part, transcripts. 

U. S. Secretary of War. Copies of letters (1799) sent 
while McHenry was Secretary of War; notebooks and drafts 
of verse; and an indexed calendar of a collection of Mc- 
Henry papers. Places represented include Trenton, N. J. 

Selections from the letters are published in the Journal 
of the Rutgers University library, voL 8 (June 1945), 
p. 33-64. 

Cataloged in the library. 



McKeag family. MS< ^ 1C79 

Papers, 1827-1939. 7 items and 4 v. 

In Rutgers University library (441 and 774) 

Bonds for slaves, releases, indentures, a record of real 
estate transactions (1911-31), and other land papers of the 
McKeag family of New Brunswick, N. J- legal casebook 
(1911-39) of Edwin C. McKeagrand plumb^s^oS 
book (1915-18 and 1926-31) of George A. McKeajr. 

Gift of Edwin C. McKeag. ^^ 



Maclean family. MS65-1680 

Papers, 1771-1902. ca. 1000 items and 40 v 
In Rutgers University library (21, 254, 346, and 805) 
Correspondence, bills, receipts, and other papers of John 
S^ J l\i 1S ^7} m) ' chiefl y *■>■*« tohbp^itionas 
ES£f *** ^^ ? NeW J W(now Prin'ceton Unt 
versity) ; an incomplete history of the College; a biography 
and chemistry notes of John Maclean, Sr. (1771-1814) • cor- 
respondence, medical notes, reports, and other papers of Dr 
George M Maclean (1806-1886) ; and lecture notes, inden- 
tures, legal documents, and other papers of members of the 
Maclean family of Mercer Ca, N. J. 



Marcy, William Learned, 1786-1857. MS 65-1681 

Correspondence, 1832-53. 69 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (777) 

Lawyer and statesman. Correspondence of Marcy as 
Governor of New York (1833-39) and as U. S. Secretary 
of War (1845-49), relating mainly to patronage and in 
part to the Mexican War. 



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»-i ~ . . . . MS65-1682 

Mead, Charles Adnance. 

Papers, 1894-1943. 354 items and 1 v. 

In Rutgers University library (1047-1050) 

Engineer. Dummy sheets, photos., and other papers re- 
lating to the book, Bridges for New Jersey roads; papers of 
Mead as a consulting engineer (1894-1923), as chief inspec- 
tor (1913-28) of the New Jersey Public Utility Conmission, 
Division of Bridges and Grade Crossings, and as chairman 
(1941-43) of the Defense Council, Committee of Shelter in 
Montdair, N. J.; and miscellaneous railroad plana. 

Gift of George A. Mead. ^^^ 



w •■- « n_ MS 65-1683 

Neilson family. 

Papers, 1690-1937. ca. 30,000 items. 

In Rutgers University library (589 and 810) 

Correspondence and other papers, chiefly of Cols. James 
and John Neilson, relating to Revolutionary War activities 
m New Jersey, early New Jersey roads and turnpikes, New 
Brunswick, N. J., manufacturing, coastal commerce from 
New Branswick, land speculation, and other matters; estate 
papers of David Forman, Abraham Lott, and others- and 
papers of the Neilsons as trustees of Queen's College (now 
Rutgers Univeraty). Includes papers of the Delaware and 
Karitan Canal Company, the New Brunswick First Presby- 
terian Church, the New Brunswick Manufacturing Com- 
pany, the New Brunswick Steamboat and Canal Company 
the Raman Coal Mining Company, and the Trenton and 
•New Brunswick Turnpike Company. 

Gifts of James Neilson, Jr. and Robert Hude Neilson. 



xr . m -... MS 65-1684 

Nelson, William, 1847-1914. 

Papers, 1883-1913. 55 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (882) 

Lawyer, historian, archivist, and bibliographer, of Pater- 
son, N. J. Correspondence with the New Jersey Historical 
Society, the New- York Historical Society, the Historical 
Society of Pennsylvania, and the Historical Society of 
Wisconsin concerning books deposited by Nelson and vari- 
ous other accessions of the societies, together with papers 
of Nelson as secretary of the New Jersey Historical Society. 

In part, gift of the heirs of Barnet J. Beyer. 



NewboM, Thomas, 1760-1823. MS 65-1685 

Papers, 1790-1877. 5 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (473) 

State legislator of Springfield Township (Burlington 
Co.), N J., and U. S. Representative from New Jersey 
Farm account books, daybooks, and ledgers of Newbold, 
continued by his son, Thomas J. Newbold (1803-1875) 



O'Neill, Harold Edgar, 1888-1942. MS 65-1686 

Papers 1907-41. 91 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (886) 

Newspaper editor, of New Brunswick, N. J. Letters 
(1927-30) received from William R. Luca of Scotland, in- 
cluding copies of official reports regarding Luca's son, 
Harold W. Luca, a member of the staff of Hudson's Bay 
Company; orders, passes, confidential reports, and other '■ 
papers issued during O'Neill's service (1918-19) as Army r 
field clerk; and miscellaneous papers. 

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_ . ,■■■_ MS 65-1687 

Parker family. 

Papers, 1732-1898. 4 v. and 3 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (719) 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, transcript of a diary, accounts, receipts, 
indentures, and other papers of James Parker (1725-1797), 
chiefly relating to his service as an agent for Sir Robert 
Barker's lands in Hunterdon and Sussex Counties, N. J., 
and his work for the East Jersey proprietors; correspond- 
ence and other papers of James Parker n (1776-1868); 
letters received, journal, and other papers of James Parker 
m for 1827-98; bond (1732) of Elizabeth Parker; and ac- 
counts and other papers (1801-04) of Cortlandt Parker. 



~ , '■'„• MS 65-1688 

Parse family. 

Papers, 1811-1923. 3 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1815) 

Correspondence, deeds, and legal papers of the Parse 
family of Indiana, Ohio, and Scotch Plains, N. J. Some 
of the papers relate to a tailor shop in Scotch Plains and 
to pioneer families in the West. 



n-x m .« MS 65-1689 

Paterson, William, 1745-1806. 

Papers, 1745-1898. ca. 600 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.963, 0.995, 888, and 
1663) 

Lawyer, of New Brunswick, N. J., first New Jersey attor- 
ney general U. S. Senator, and Governor of New Jersey. 
Correspondence (1766-1813); receipt book of legal fees 
(1770-86) ; legal papers (1777-90) including addresses to 
Federal grand juries; examples of legal forms (1768-1804) ; 
legal copybook (ca. 1790) of New Jersey laws and other 
writings; New Jersey Supreme Court docket (1788-90); 
and miscellaneous writings including "Essays on politics 
and government ( 1789-1793) " and writings on paper money, 
depreciated currency, and other matters; together with cor- 
respondence, records, poetry, and other papers of members 
of the Paterson family and miscellaneous papers. 

Correspondence indexed in the library. Five of Pater- 
son's essays (1793) on public affairs are published in the 
Journal of the Rutgers University Library, vol. 18 (June 
1955), p. 38-49. 

In part, gift of Charles Deshler. 



1>_* «r-n- . MS 65-1690 

Paton, William Agnew, 1848-1918. 

Papers, 1870-1930. 4 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1654) 

Correspondence received by Paton, an author of travel 
books, and other papers. The bulk of the collection dates 
from 1885 to 1909. 



Ottinger, Douglass, 6. 1804. 

Papers, 1839-92. 4 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (814) 

In part, transcripts. 

Captain in the U. S. Revenue Marine Service and inven- 
tor, of Pennsylvania. Letters received, receipts, patent ap- 
plications, transcripts of testimony in a disputed patent 
case,_ published congressional documents, and other papers 
relating to ©Hanger's inventions for the purpose of saving 
lives, together with printed material relating to his invent 
tion of the life or surf car; 



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MS 65-1692 
Paulding, Frederick. 

Papers, 1762-1910. 7 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1870) 

Letters (1820's and 1850's) of Paulding to various corre- 
spondents, chiefly in South Jersey; correspondence, agree- 
ments, and other papers for 1890 to 1910 relating to his 
work as a playwright and in the theater; and Paulding's 
collection of Chester Township (Burlington Co.), N. J., tax 
lists (1762-63) and other South Jersey documents; together 
with letters (1861-71) of Lewis H. Perrine of Morgan Co., 
HI. 



MS 65-1693 
Phillips, Jane E 

Papers, 1884-1938. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (401) 

Letters, chiefly personal, received by. Jane Phillips in 
Rocky Hill, N. J. from Mrs. Anthony Layton in White 
House, N. J., and from Nelly P. Krouse in Florida, together 
with literary compositions. 

Gift of Dr. Hubert G. Schmidt. 



MS 85-1694 
Pitney, John O H collector. 

New Jersey papers, 1702-1917. ca. 100 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (1674) 

Autograph letters and other papers of New Jersey Gover- 
nors and chief justices, together with letters received by 
Belmont Perry from 1887 to 1892 and Pitney from 1901 to 
1917. Includes letters and other mss. written by Leon Ab- 
bott, Joseph D. Beetle, Jonathan Belcher, Francis Bernard, 
Joseph Bloomfield, Mahlon Dickerson, George F. Fort, 
Robert S. Green. Josiah Hardy, Richard Howell, Robert 
Hunter, Richard Ingoldsby, William Livingston, Charles 
S. Olden, Joel Parker, William Pennington, Rodman M. 
Price, Samuel L. Southard, Peter" D. Vroom, Marcus L. 
Ward, and Isaac H. Williamson. 

Inventory available in the library. 



MS 65-1695 
Prall, Josiah. 

Papers, 1818-82. 1 v. and 2 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (1762) 

General store accounts (1818-20), farm accounts (1833- 
42), and loose receipts, clippings, and other papers. In- 
cludes the birth records of the Thatcher Prall family. Places 
mentioned include Alexandria Township, N. J. 

Cataloged in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Frederick K Eelley. 



MS 65-1696 
Price, Rodman McCamley, 1816-1894. 

Papers, 1842-1901. 3 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (819) 

In part, transcripts. 

Governor and U. S. Representative from New Jersey, 
naval agent, and alcalde at Monterey, Calif. Correspond- 
ence, bills, receipts; accounts and vouchers (1854-57) of the 
New Jersey Geological Survey; bills and promissory notes 
(1850-56) of Ward and Price of New York; transcripts of 
testimony and other legal papers (1864-72) relating to the 
foreclosure action against the Weehawken Ferry Company 
of New Jersey which Price started; papers of Edward T. 
Price for 1869-1900, Francis Price for 1856-57, Madeline 
M. Price for 1867-1901, and Rodman M. Price, Jr. for 
1867-87; and other papers. Includes letters (1874-96) re- 
ceived from Matilda C. Sands (Trenchard) Price. 

Letters indexed in the library. 



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MS 65-1697 
Price, Theophilus Townsend, I. 1828. 

Papers, 1769-1918. 68 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.985 and 894) 

Physician and State legislator of Tuckerton, N. J. Cor- 
respondence; notes on the Chicago World's Columbian Ex- 
position (1893) ; medical history of Burlington Co., N. J.; 
subscription lists, accounts, trustees' minutes, historical 
sketch, and other papers relating to the Union Sunday 
School from 1865 to 1881; and correspondence, wills, deeds, 
and miscellaneous papers of other members of the Price 
family. 

Gift of Eleanor B. Price. 

_, , MS 65-1698 

Price family. 

Papers, 1755. 2 boxes. 
In Rutgers University Library (406) 
Deeds, surveys, and other papers of the Price family of 
Burlington, N. J. 

„ , MS65-1699 

Head family. 

Papers, 1733-1890's. 3 v. and 2 boxes. 
In Rutgers University Library (820 and 1170) 
Papers of the Read family of Mount Holly (Burlington 
Co.) N. J., including correspondence, legal papers, receipts, 
and other papers of Samuel J. Read for 1801-39; papers 
(1783-1807) of Joseph Read, chiefly relating to his legal 
practice and including correspondence and a ledger; papers 
(1830-69) of Joseph S. Read, including correspondence, legal 
papers, and notes, lists of members, and other papers re- 
lating to the United Loyalists of America (Loyal Legion) ; 
aad miscellaneous family papers. 

MS 65-1700 
Redding, William Foster, J. 1860. 

Papers, 1834-1953. 21 v. 

In Rutgers University Library ( 1844) 

Farmer, of Schooley's Mountain (Pleasant Grove), An- 
thony, and Hackettstown, N. J. Diaries ( 1922-23 and 1937- 
58) of Redding; snapshot albums (1901-ca. 1908) of his 
wife, Gertrude L. (Hopwood) Redding; and a common- 
place book (1834-38) of his grandmother, Mary Frances 
(Foster) Redding. 

Gift of Mrs. Frederick K. Kelley. 

» * -. MS 65-1701 

Reeve family. 

Papers, 1622-1935. 2 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (0.957) 

Personal letters describing an overland journev (1848-49) 
to Utah and California, written by members of the Reeve 
family, chiefly to relatives in New Jersey; together with 
genealogical material on the family compiled by John B. 
Thompson. The bulk of the collection dates from 1820-50. 

Eight letters, written during the journey West and from 
California by Clayton Reeve, his sister, Rebecca Foster 
(Reeve) Scott, and her husband, Dr. John D. Scott, have 
been published in the Journal of the Rutgers University 
Library, vol. 11 (June 1948), p. 33-84. 

Acquired from the estate of John Bodine Thompson. 

« MS 65-1702 

ReyneH, John. 

Correspondence, 1753-1818. 78 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (902) 

Merchant and importer, of Philadelphia, and Commis- 
sioner of Indian Affairs. Letters (1753-75) received by 
Reynell, together with letters (1771-1818), chiefly from 
New Jersey correspondents, received by Samuel Coates, 
Reynell's nephew and business partner. 

Indexed in the library. 



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MS 65-1703 
Rhea, Jonathan. 

Papers, 1783-1823. 94 items. 
In Rutgers University Library (639 and 903) 
Lawyer, of Monmouth Co., N. J. Legal papers of Rhea's 
cases, personal bills, and other papers. 
Indexed in the library. 

MS 65-1704 
Riggs family. 

Papers, 1767-1864. 4 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (821) 

Correspondence, legal papers, receipts, and other papers 
of Benjamin Riggs, Moses Riggs, and other members of the 
Riggs family, together with papers of the Berry family 
(apparently cousins of the Riggs family) and miscellaneous 
papers. Places mentioned include Georgetown and Lincoln 
Co., Me. 

» ..,- ™ .. MS 65-1705 

Koeblmg, Washington Augustas, 1837-1926. 

Papers, 1821-1927. 4 v. and 3 cases. 

In Rutgers University Library ( 1629) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) . 

Civil engineer and industrialist, of Trenton. Correspond- 
ence (original letters and some typescript copies) and other 
papers relating to Civil War activities, bridgebuilding, en- 
gineering, and other matters, selected from the papers of 
John A. Roebling and arranged by Clarence E. Case, 
together with maps and miscellaneous notes relating to the 
Civil War. ^^ 

Gift of the estate of John A. Roebling. 



MS 65-1706 
Rutgers, Gerard. 

Papers, 1778-1848. 6 v. and 2 boxes. 
In Rutgers University Library (0.974, 173, 291. 333, 575, 
1319, and 1619) 

Legal, land, genealogical, and family papers of Rutgers; 
commonplace book (ca. 1842) of Cornelia B. Rutgers; sheet 
music (ca. 1840) of Catharine Bayard Rutgers; correspond- 
ence and other papers (1783-1839) of Anthony Rutgers; 
and papers of other members of the, family. Includes some 
papers relating to early New York history. Places men- 
tioned include Belleville, N. J. 
Preliminary inventory available in the library. 
Gift of Elizabeth R. Baldwin, George Van Nest Baldwin, 
and Margaret B. Baldwin. 

„ , , „ , MS65-1707 

Schanck, Jane Ann. 

Correspondence, 1871-81. 132 items. 

In Rutgers University Library (1327) 

Letters written by Jane Schanck to her parents while a 
student at Miss Bucknall's Seminary in New Brunswick, 
N. J.; letters received from her parents and others; and 
letters of condolence following her death. Places men- 
tioned include Holmdel, N. J. 

MS 65-1708 
Schenck, Ferdinand Sehureman, 1790-1860. 

Papers, 1731-1879. 19 v. and 9 boxes. 

In Rutgers University Library (1270) 

Physician, State legislator, judge, and U. S. Representa- 
tive from New Jersey. Correspondence, accounts, and ledg- 
ers of Schenck, together with papers of his father, Martin 
Schenck (1770-1823), Somerset Co, N. J., sheriff, his de- 
scendants, his relatives, and individuals whose estates were 
administered by Schenck and his father. The bulk of the 
collection dates from 1790 to 1860. 

Gift of James C. Dunn through G. Clifford Nevius. 



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o^aa^ ». • - MS 65-1709 

Scndder, Benjamin. 

Papers, 1734-1816. 4 folders. 

In Rutgers University Library (753) 

Receipts, indentures, accounts, and other papers of Scud- 
to, ^together with miscellaneous papers of the Scudder 
family. Includes accounts from the schooner, Eliza Places 
mentioned include Elizabeth and Essex Co., N. J. 

Setover, Menard, 1787-1866. MS 65-1710 

Papers, 1775-1858. 74 items and 1 v. 

In Rutgers University Library (920) 

Correspondence, bills, deeds, and other papers of Selover 
for 1814-54; papers of Farrington Barricldo (Barealow) 
for 1804-27, William R Selover for 1857-58, and William 
P. Schenck (for whom he was attorney-in-fact) for 1831- 
32; and miscellaneous papers. Places mentioned include 
Jamesburg (Middlesex Co.) N.J. 

Gift of Dr. Jacob G. Lipman. 

ai i «•_ • , r ^ MS 65-1711 

Alaska Historical Library and Museum, Juneau. 

Alaska diaries and other manuscripts, 1880-1945. 9 v. 
and 2 items. 

In Alaska Historical Library and Museum (Juneau) 

Journal, in Russian, of Vladimir Stafeiff, agent of the 
Western Fur and Trading Company, reflecting activities 
and observations at Douglas, Kodiak, Nuchuk, and Tyonok 
(1880-92) ; C. A. Bryant's 2 vol. autobiography "Another 
man's life" telling of life in Michigan, Montana, and Alas- 
ka; a letter from George E. Pilz (b. 1845) containing his 
reminiscences as a pioneer miner in Alaska; diary (1900- 
02) of Francis X. A. Eble, a medical corpsman serving in 
Alaska around St Michael, Unalakleet, Skagway, and other 
places, including a description of the expedition putting a 
Government telegraph between St Michael and Kaltag; 
Richard T. Harris' diary of the original discovery of the 
Harris Mining District, Alaska, discovered Oct 4, 1880 
by Harris and Joseph Juneau; and 4 vols, of journals 
(1898-1906) of the teacher-missionaries at Gambell, St Law- 
rence Island, including Edgar Omar Campbell, Frances 
Louisa (Kellogg) Campbell, William F. Doty, William A. 
Eagan, and P. H. J. Lerrigo. 

The St. Lawrence Island journals were presented by Don 
Foster, U. S. Office of Indian Affairs, 1949. 
_ The library also has microfilm copies (negative and posi- 
tive, $ reel) of the journals of the St Lawrence Island 
teacher-missionaries. 



t , *.- ,. „ MS 65-1712 

Innokentu, Metropolitan of Moscow, 1797-1879 

Papers, 1821-40. 3 v. 

In Alaska Historical Library and Museum (Juneau) 

Russian Orthodox clergyman, originally named Ivan 
Evseevich Veniaminoy. Correspondence relating to the 
Russian Orthodox Church in Alaska; papers of the Irkutsk 
(Russia) Consistory; and Veniaminov's account of his trip 
to California in 1836. In Russian. 

Described in the Library of Congress' Quarterly journal 
of current acquisitions, v. 18, no. 4 (August 1961) p. 196. 

The Alask a Historical library and Museum and the 
Library of Congress have microfilm copies (positive, 1 reel) . 

xr v, . MS65-1713 

None, Alaska. 

Police and municipal court dockets, 1899-1900 3 v. 

In Alaska Historical Library and Museum (Juneau) 

Police records of complaints, arrests and charges; and 

court docket of municipal judges Alonzo Rawson and A. S- 

Kepner. 



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MS 65-1714 
Sitka, Alaska. 

City records, 1867-73. 3 v. 

In Alaska Historical Library and Museum (Juneau) 
Records of cases in the Mayor's Court; proceedings and 
resolutions of the City Council; and records of the forma- 
tion of municipal government in Sitka, including the con- 
sent of people, preamble, charter, organic act, and ordi- 
nances. 

TT O r, MS 65-1715 

U.S. Bureau of Customs. 

Alaska customs records. 1867-1914. 264 v. 
In Alaska Historical Library and Museum (Juneau) 
Letters written and received by U. S. Customs agents in 
Juneau, Sitka, Skagway, and other cities in Alaska regard- 
ing commerce, vessels, and other matters. Includes a vol- 
ume entitled, American occupation (1867-69), recording 
events preceding and following the transfer of Alaska from 
Russia to the U. S., by William Sumner Dodge and Hiram 
Ketchum, Jr., customs agents. 

MS 65-1716 
Remy, Henri, 1811 (ea.)-1867. 

Papers, 1838-61. 1 box. 

In American Antiquarian Society collections (Worces- 
ter, Mass.) 

Author. Manuscripts of Remy's writings including Le 
destin (1838), Essai sur les femmes ou de la mission qu'elles 
sont appelees a remplir dans le monde (1838), Haiti (1861), 
Le lepreux, Rome, Une nuit aux lagunes (1840) , St Domin- 
gue (I860?), Souvenirs, impressions, pensees, poesie (1840), 
and Vie intime, souvenirs (1858) ; and drawings and other 
papers. 

MS 65-1717 
American Astronomical Society. 

Records, 1915-39. ca. 8 ft (ca. 16,000 items). 

In American Institute of Physics, Center for History and 
Philosophy of Physics collections (New York City) 

Correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, reprints, 
other papers, and some photo, negatives. Most of the col- 
lection is general correspondence between officers of the 
society, including Benjamin Boss, William W. Campbell, 
Annie J. Cannon, George C. Comstock, George E. Hale, 
Edward C. Pickering, Henry Norris Russell, Frank Schle- 
singer, Joel Stebbins and contemporary astronomers and 
physicists. Includes records (1919-32) of the American 
Section of the International Astronomical Union. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of the society, 1965. 

MS65-1718 
Lande, Alfred, 1888- 

Quanrum physics correspondence, 1918-27. 295 items. 

In American Institute of Physics, Center for History and 
Philosophy of Physics collections (New York City) 

Physicist and university professor. Letters, mostly in 
German, from leading physicists, on the subject of quantum 
theory in physics during the period of its most active devel- 
opment Correspondents include Niels Bohr, Max Born, 
Paul Ehrenfest, Erwin Fues, Walter Gerlach, Samuel Goud- 
smk, Werner Heisenberff, Heinrich Konen, Fritz London, 
Erwin Medelung, Friedrich Paschen, Wolfgang Pauli, Ar- 
nold Sommerf eld, and Pieter Zeeman. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mr. Lande, 1962. 

The Quantum Physics Collection at the American Philo- 
sophical Society, Philadelphia, the University of Cali- 
fornia at Berkeley, and the Niels Bohr Institute, Copen- 
hagen, have microfilm copies of these letters. 



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u < i. n ^ „ MS65-1719 

Mendenhall, Thomas Corwin, 1841-1924 

Papers, ca. 1870-1924. ca. 11 ft. 

In American Institute of Physics, Center for History and 
Philosophy of Physics collections (New York City) 

In part, photocopies of newspaper clippings and of the 
original autobiographical memoirs owned by Thomas C. 
Mendenhall n. 

Physicist, educator and Government scientist Corre- 
spondence, autobiographical memoirs, diaries (1891-1924), 
documents, notebooks, newspaper clippings, magazine arti- 
cles, photos., lantern slides and memorabilia concerning 
Mendenhall's activities and interests in physics, seismology, 
geodesy, metrology standards, Shakespeare, his theory of 
composition curves, and numerous professional and scholar- 
ly societies such as the American Geographical Society, the 
National Academy of Sciences, the American Physical So- 
ciety, the Antiquarian Society, the Philosophical Society of 
Washington, and the Franklin Institute. Relates to Men- 
denhall's career as professor of physics at Ohio State Uni- 
versity and Imperial University of Japan, professor of elec- 
tricity for the U. S. Signal Corps, president of Rose Poly- 
technic Institute, and of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 
superintendent of U S. Coast and Geodetic Survey and 
U S. Bureau of Weights and Measures, and member of 
the Alaska Boundary Commission, and Bering Sea Com- 
mission. Correspondents include contemporary physicists 
and other American scientists, as well as educators and 
U. S. Government officials. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Thomas Corwin Mendenhall n, 1964. 



xr «• »- v „ MS 65-1720 

Von Mises, Richard, 1883-1953. 

Papers, 1903-^53. 8 ft. 

In American Institute of Physics, Center for History and 
Philosophy of Physics collections (New York City) 

Mathematician, engineer, physicist, philosopher and edu- 
cator. Correspondence, mss. (mostly handwritten and usual- 
ly in German) of Von Mises' articles and books, notebooks, 
speeches, graphs, calculations, tables, drawings, reprints, 
bibliographies, reviews of his works, and other papers, 
largely relating to Von Mises' work in mathematics, phys- 
ics, statistics and probability, mechanics, aerodynamics, 
and philosophy, especially positivism. Includes material 
relating to his positions as an educator, and extensive cor- 
respondence, mostly with contemporary scientists dealing 
with Von Mises' areas of interest, together with some per- 
sonal and political correspondence. 

Unpublished guide in the repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Hilda Von Mises, 1965. 



r> »•».., MS65-1721 

Bogen, Boris David, 1869-1929. 

Correspondence, 1921-24. 961 items. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Educator and social worker. Correspondence relating to 
Bogen's relief work with Jews in Poland and Russia, the 
distribution of funds he received from American Jewry, 
and his activities traveling with the Hoover Mission as an 
agent of the Joint Distribution Committee. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 

Gift of the Bogen family. 



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MS 65-1722 
Cardozo, Benjamin Nathan, 1870-1938. 

Correspondence, 1920-37. 65 items. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Jurist. Correspondence with Annie Nathan Meyer on 
personal affairs, political, philosophical, educational, and 
literary matters, trips, friends, and relatives, discussing 
also life, human destiny, law and justice, and describing 
Cardozo's activities as a judge in New York and Supreme 
Court Justice in Washington, D. C. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Joseph Solomon. 



n *_«_ _ MS65-1728 

Gratz family. 

Henry Joseph collection, 1746-97. 172 items. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Transcripts of originals in the possession of the Joseph 
family in Montreal, Can. 

Correspondence, accounts, business papers, deeds, and in- 
dentures of a family of Jewish merchants of Philadelphia. 
Most of the correspondence is between Barnard and Michael 
Gratz and relates to business matters, the French and Indian 
War, their activities as war commissaries, and personal 
affairs. Includes papers of Rebecca Gratz. 

Gift of Mrs. Henry Joseph. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 



MS 65-1724 
Gries, Moses Jacob, 1868-1918. 

Papers, 1857-1918. 4 ft. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Rabbi of Tifereth Israel Congregation, Cleveland, Ohio. 
Correspondence between Gries and numerous individuals, 
congregations, organizations, committees, societies, clubs, 
and members of his family regarding rabbinical, educa- 
tional, congregational, philanthropical, and political affairs, 
Jewish questions, world peace movement, and the religious 
reconstruction movement; lectures, sermons, scrapbooks of 
activities and views, and addresses on various subjects. 
Includes letters (1857-70) to Gries' parents living in Aus- 
tria-Hungary, written by various members of their family 
and friends. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of the Gries family. 

MS 65-1725 
Hart family. 

Correspondence, ca. I770's-1850's. 15 reels of microfilm. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Microfilm copies of originals in St. Joseph Seminary, 
Three Rivers, Can. 

Personal and business correspondence of a Jewish family 
of merchants and landowners of Three Rivers, Can. 

MS 65-1726 
Intercollegiate Menorah Association. 

Henry Hurwitz memorial collection, 1913-61. ca. 175,000 
items. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Correspondence, mss. of writings, proofs, photos, of art, 
financial records, memoranda, thousands of clippings from 
newspapers and magazines concerning Jewish personalities 
and affairs, and other records of the association and the peri- 
odical it published, the Menorah journal, both of which were 
founded by Henry Hurwitz. 

Received from David L. Hurwood, the Menorah Associa- 
tion, New York, N. Y. 



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MS 65-1727 
Jacobs, Samuel, d. 1786. 

Papers, 1759-86. 8 reels of microfilm. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Microfilm copies of originals in the Public Archives of 
Canada, Ottawa. 

Merchant of Montreal, Quebec, and St Denis, Can. 
Diary, accounts, affidavits, bills, certificates, receipts, testi- 
monies, wills, and correspondence between Jacobs and Wil- 
liam Grant, his son Samuel Jacobs, John Raymond, SmthmJ 
Judah, Robert RusseL and others, mostly on business and 
financial problems. 

Received from the Public Archives of Canada. 

„ MS 66-1728 

KaHen, Horace Meyer, 1882- 
Papers, 1904-64. 22 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Philosopher, educator, and writer. Personal correspond- 
ence, articles written by Kalten and others, xss. of writings, 
lectures, book reviews, and newspaper clippings. 
GiftofDr.Kallen. 

MS66-1729 
Marshall, Louis, 1856-1929. 

Papers, 1891-1980. 96 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Lawyer and philanthropist Personal and business cor- 
respondence; letters and reports relating to antisemitism, 
politics, and Zionism; legal opinions; and printed matter 
concerning Marshall's participation in public affairs. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 

Beceived from James and George MWw-iiy ll 

„ . MS 65-1730 

Nathan-Emus collection, 1788-1940. 

5 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Genealogical and biographical documents pertaining to 
colonial Jewish families and individuals. Includes diaries, 
deeds, wills, marriage contracts, historical sketches, business 
papers, checks, receipts, tax lists, law suits, church and syna- 
gogue records, Government records, notes on Jewish her- 
aldry, and copies of letters written by early immigrants. 
Collected by Dr. Walter M. Kraus and his wife Marian 
(Nathan) Kraus Sandor. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Marian Nathan Sandor and her sons, John 
Walter Kraus and Francis Van Praag. 

MS 65-1781 
New Christians collection, 1592-1739. 72 reels of microfilm. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Microfilm copies made from originals in the Arqnivo Na- 
tional da Torre do Tombo, Lisbon. 

Court records of Inquisition trials of New Christians who 
were taken from Portugal's American colonies to Lisbon for 
trial and accused of being Jewish; "Baia's denunciations,'' 
record book of denunciations of New Christians (1618) ; and 
register book of confessions (1618). 

Beceived from the Arquivo Nacional da Torre do Tombo. 

MS 65-1782 
New York. Congregation Shearith Israel. 

Records, 1706-1946. 3 ft and 9 reels of microfilm. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Photocopies and microfilms of originals in the congrega- 
tion's archives. 

Record and account books, minutes of the trustees and 
electors, register of births, deaths, and marriages, electors 
register, congregational minutes, and miscellaneous congre- 
gational records. 

Received from the congregation. 



MS 65-1788 
Ochs, Adolph Simon, 1858-1935. 

Correspondence, 1893-1939. 153 items. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Newspaper publisher. Letters exchanged between Ochs, 
publisher of the New York times, and numerous notable in- 
dividuals, including politicians, newspapermen, painters, 
and ambassadors, about actual news, conferences, cultural 
matters, and Jewish affairs. Many writers express their 
appreciation for the understanding kindness of Ochs in 
handling the news, his friendship, and hospitality. In- 
cludes family letters, chiefly 1922-25. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger. 

MS 65-1734 
Phibpson, David, 1862-1949. 

Papers, 1883-1949. 6 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Rabbi and historian of Reform Judaism. Correspond- 
ence, addresses, lectures, and sermons. T""i"fl— documents 
and source material pertaining to Jewish history and the 
Reform movement; papers dealing with Jewish-Christian 
relations, conversions, synagogue and school matters; copies 
of letters of famous European and American Jews, relating 
to Biblical, historical, political, educational, and congrega- 
tional matters, on problems of Reform, Liberalism, ortho- 
doxy, Zionism, American and European Judaism, anti- 
semitism, and intermarriages; family letters; correspond- 
ence of Philipson and numerous individuals on. the League* 
of American Jews (against Zionism). Correspondents 
include the American Jewish Committee, the American 
Jewish Congress, the Anti-Defamation League, the Central 
Conference of American Rabbis, the Hebrew Union Col- 
lege, the Jewish Publication Society, and the Union of 
American Hebrew Congregations. 

Information on literary rights available at the repository. 

Gift of Dr. Philipson. 

MS 65-1785 
Peak Zion. U. S. 

Records, 1906-60. ca. 275,000 items. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Minutes of board and committee meetings, correspondence 
with national and international leaders, as well as with 
local branches, program material, policy statements, press 
releases, and financial records. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Received from the Labor Zionist Organization of Amer- 
ica, New York. 

MS 65-1786 
Purvin, Jennie (Franklin) 1873-1958. 
Papers, 1868-1958. 7 ft. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Business executive of Mandel Brothers Department Store, 
Chicago. Correspondence, writings, and personal papers. 
Includes miscellaneous family correspondence. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gift of Rabbi Harvey B. Franklin, Long Beach, Calif. 

MS 65-1787 
Rosenau, WiDiam, 1865-1943. 
Papers, 1889-1948. 9 ft 

Jn American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Rabbi of Congregation Oheb Shalom, Baltimore, Md. 
Correspondence with rabbis, congregations, Catholic leaders, 
communities, the Hebrew Union College, the mayors of 
Baltimore, the Governors of Maryland, Presidents of the 
U. S., students, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, the 
Central Conference of American Rabbis, and refugees from 
Germany; sermons, lectures, confirmation services, news- 
paper clippings, reviews, and scrapbooks containing news- 



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Bosenan, William, 1865-1943. Papers, 1889-1943. (Continued) 
paper and magazine articles, notices, letters, and reviews 
concenung Dr. Roseau's books, telegrams and letters re- 
ceived by him on the occasion of his twenty-fifth anniver- 
sary as rabbi of Congregation Oheb Shalom, on the fortieth 
anniversary of his ordination, and on his 70th birthday 

fcif ormation on literary rights available in the repository. 

Received from the Rosenau family * 



Rosewater, Edward, 1841-1906. ^ 6 *" 1788 

Papers of Edward and Victor Rosewater, 1854-1940 13 
ft. 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Correspondence, lectures, interviews, certificates, political 
and historical material, reports, and reviews, relating to the 
Kosewaters' activities and interests in Nebraska. Includes 
a biography of Edward Rosewater, journalist and politician. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

tnft of Edward Rosewater, EBrins Park, Philadelphia, 



ci.wr t u „ MS65-1739 

Schiff, Jacob Henry, 1847-1920. 

Papers, 1914-20. 29 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Financier and philanthropist Correspondence and re- 
ports concerning SchifPs philanthropic, political, educa- 
tional, and lmmigrational activities, relief problems, the 
outbreak of the First World War, the inhuman treatment 
of the Jews in Poland, relief for Antwerp Jews and for 
Jewish sufferers from the war, the struggle between Zion- 
ists and non-Zionists in Germany, the language question in 
Jerusalem, the founding of a Jewish Institute of Technology 
in rlaifa, American-German relations during World 
War i, Jewish agricultural and industrial problems, literary, 
scientific, and religious questions, business matters, financial 

£3p££? *■ ^ S - 1Wl17 ^ "**■ »—- 

Yortf ° f JOlm M ' ScHff and Edward M; M - Warburg, New 



Simpson, Nathan, d. 1725. MS 65-1740 

Business records, 1710-25. 3 reels of microfilm. 
In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Microfilm copies of originals in the British Public Rec- 
ords Office, London. 

Merchant of New York City. Correspondence, bills of 
lading, receipts, and ledgers covering Simpson's business 
activities. 
Received from the British Public Records Office. 



r\ a. n rr MS65-1741 

V. a. Congress. Howe. Special Committee on Un-Ameri- 
can Activities (1934) 
Dickstein Committee records, 1934-39. 16 ft. 
In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Correspondence, reports, speeches, certificates, articles, 
clippings, and other printed matter dealing with the com- 
mittee s investigation of Nazi progaganda activities. Sam- 
uel Lnckstein was chairman of a sub-committee. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository 
Received from the Dickstein family. 

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TT . " , MS 65-1742 

Untermyer, Samuel, 1858-1940. 

Papers, 1899-1920. 8 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Lawyer and communal worker. Correspondence, memo- 
randa, records, and reports relating to the money trust in- 
quiry by the Committee on Banking and Currency of the 
House of Representatives in 1912, to Untermyer's activity 
as the money trust investigator and as advisor to the Gov- 
ernment during the First World War (with respect to in- 
come taxes, administration of railroads, loans, etc) ; discus- 
sions of money transactions, legal matters, civil and criminal 
cases, corporate and international law, war problems, foreign 
and domestic politics, and the League of Nations. Unter- 
myer's reaction to attacks of newspapers, his fight against 
the monopoly of the Associated Press, and his reflections on 
the morale of the press. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository 

Gift of James Marshall, New York, N. Y. 

Warburg, Felix Moritz, 1871-1937. MS6&-174S 

Papers, 1910-37. 103 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati. Ohio) 

Banker philanthropist, and Jewish communal leader of 

New York Cily. Correspondence, addresses, recor^^rn! 

ntesrf various committee meetings, and reports, relating to 

aldactivitiS 1 ^^ 10 ' educatifl<nal > "* A Pol^al interns 

^£ba™* m. m. w^^^m^Lar, 

m MS65-1744 

Wise, Isaac Mayer, 1819-1900. 
Papers, 1850-99. 4 ft 

In American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Rabbi and pioneer of the Reform Jewish movement in 
America. Correspondence with many individuals concern- 
ing the founding of the Hebrew Union College, the Union 
of American Hebrew Congregations, and the Central Con- 
ference of American Rabbis, and giving Wise's opinions on 
Judaism, the Reform movement, revelation, the Bible the 
Talmud, synods, and proselytes; family letters; lectures; 
addresses ; and newspaper clippings regarding Wise's activi- 
ties. 

information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Gifts from numerous donors. 

Wolsey, Louis, 1877-1953. MS 65-1746 

Papers, 1924-48. 4 ft 

Li American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 
Babbi and communal leader, of Philadelphia, Pa Cor- 
respondence wath numerous individuals, mainly concerning 
the affairs of the American Council for Judaism; proceed- 

rabbis (1942) ; and minutes of the Committee on Synaeoeue 
Music and Revision of the Union Hymnal of the Central 
Conference of American Rabbis. 

. . „ . . MS65-1746 

American Service Institute of Allegheny County, Pitts- 
burgh. 
Records, 1941-61. 50 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 
Minutes and other records of committees on cultural fac- 
tors in group work, volunteer visitors bureau, and human 
relations institutes; nationality lists and analysis; reports, 
unpublished studies, and other material on community proj- 
ects, nationality and local organizations, population, youth, 
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American Service Institute of Allegheny County, Pitts, 
burgh. Records, 1941-6L (Continued) 
tions, intergroup education, and religious prejudice; and 
scripts and other public relations material for television, 
radio, etc. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Ind ividual files on immigrants open to investigators under 
restrictions of the repository. 

Gift of Otto Yon Mering, 1963. 

_ MS 65-1747 

Congress of Clubs and Club Women of Western Pennsyl- 
vania. 

Eecords, 1908-63. 40 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

General correspondence; minutes of the board of directors 
and quarterly and annual meetings; correspondence and re- 
ports of departments and committees; treasurer's book; 
membership card files; scrapbooks; fifes of official publica- 
tions and directories; minutes of the Congress Juniors for 
1934-48 and of the Allegheny County Auxiliary No. t, 
Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Bed Cross for 1916-18. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Alice Phillips, president, 1964. 



MS 65-1748 
Fort Pitt Bridge Works. 

Records, 1896-1949. IS ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Minutes of the board of directors and of special meetings, 
election ballots, journals, ledgers, cashbooks, stock certifi- 
cates and records, tax records and reports, contract records, 
and miscellaneous financial and legal records of a company 
which built many bridges across the Monongahela, Alle- 
gheny, and Ohio Rivers near Pittsburgh and also made 
structural steel for bridges and buildings in various parts 
of the Middle Atlantic States. Includes the incorporation 
records of the Massillon Bridge and Structural Companies 
and die Pittsburgh Architectural Iron Works, which were 
absorbed by the Fort Pitt Bridge Works. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Donald B. Straub, former treasurer, 1963 



MS 65-1749 

Johnston (William G.) Company, Pittsburgh. 
Eecords, 1857-1915. 1ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 
Journal, ledger, daybook, printing order book, supplies 
order book, and trial balance book of a printing firm. 
Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Harry Gardner, vice president of the company, 
1964. 



MS 65-1750 

McCabe/ family. 

Papers, 1776-1945. 2 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Correspondence and business papers of H. Dallas McCabe 
(1872-1925), Bertha McCabe Hoskms, and Soy Hoskins; 
biographical data on Richard B. McCabe (1792-1860) and 
on James BL McCabe (1814-1891) ; win and estate papers 
of Arabella S. McCabe (1843-1923); travel diaries and 
business ledgers (1905-45) of Bertha McCabe; deeds and 
other legal papers relating to the Big Spring tract in Bed- 
ford Co., Pa. ; miscellaneous business papers relating to land 
development in western Pennsylvania; and McCabe family 
photos. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Mrs. Robert J. Perez, 1964. 



MS 65-1751 
Marshall Elevator Company, Pittsburgh. 

Records, 1849-1908. 10 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Letter books (1868-87), cashbooks, order books, journals, 
general ledgers, payroll ledgers, daybook, invoice book, 
bankbooks, merchandise book, and material manufacturing 
book of a firm engaged in the business of designing, build- 
ing, installing, and repairing passenger and freight eleva- 
tors. Firm also made structural parts for steamboats in 
mid-19th cent The bulk of material covers 1850-90. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of George M Heiner, president of the company, 1964. i 



MS 65-1752 
National Council of Jewish Women. Pittsburgh Chapter. 

Records, 1893-1962. 11 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Correspondence; executive board minutes (1925-52); re- 
ports of committees and of the president and other officers; 
records (1927-56) of a students' aid committee; member- 
ship records; miscellaneous scrapbooks and clippings. In- 
cludes material on national conventions, training institutes 
and workshops, social service, and relief projects. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the chapter, 1964. 



MS 65-1753 
Neighborhood Centers Association, Pittsburgh. 

Records, 1890-1954. 5 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Correspondence (1920-49) ; minutes of the board of direc- 
tors; reports; records of Camp Bonsall; settlement books; 
and miscellaneous unpublished social studies and statistics. 
Includes records of the Woods Bun Settlement House, a 
predecessor of the association, engaged in social welfare 
work on the north side of Pittsburgh, in what was Alle- 
gheny City before 1906. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of the association, 1964. 



MS66-1754 
Oliver iron and Steel Company, Pittsburgh. 

Records, 1866-1922. 4 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Minute book of the board of directors; charters; agree- 
ments; patents; partnership agreements (1863-91) of 
Lewis, Oliver and Phillips; mortgages and patents (1891- 
97) of the Oliver Coke and Furnace Company; miscella- 
neous records (1888) of the Hainesworth Steel Company; 
trade catalogs; and scrapbooks on the life of Henry W. Oli- 
ver (1840-1904). 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of Henry Oliver Rea, 1964. 



MS 65-1755 
Strunz Soap Company, Pittsburgh. 

Records, 1861-1917. 2 ft 

In Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 

Letter book (1884-1913), general ledgers, sundry ac- 
counts ledger, journal, cashbook (1865-66), inventory book 
(1868-99), and customer index of a company producing 
industrial soaps, poultry feed, glycerine, and fertilizer for 
the local Pittsburgh market. 

Inventory in the repository. 

Gift of E. J. McGrael, president of the company, 1964. 



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„ , . MS 65-1756 

Bayless family. 

Papers, 1855-1917. 3 boxes. 

In University of Arizona library. 

Correspondence, legal papers, financial records, land 
patents, and account books of William Henry Bayless (1829- 
1926) and his son Charles Henry Bayless (1863-1988) relat- 
ing to cattle and sheep ranching in TCariM^ Nebraska, Da- 
kota and Arizona Territories. Includes material relating 
to the Bayless & Berkalew Company, established in partner- 
ship with Jehiel W. Berkalew, with land holdings at Oracle, 
Redington, and elsewhere in southern Arizona. 

- „ . MS 65-1757 

Pollock, Thomas E b. 1868. 

Papers, 1900-41. 65 boxes. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Arizona banker, businessman, wool grower, and cattleman. 
Papers relating to banking and investment enterprises in 
northern Ari zona and New Mexico, including business rec- 
ords and correspondence of cattle and sheep companies, per- 
mits for the nse of U. S. forest lands, transactions with 
mercantile concerns, reports to the Arizona Corporation. 
Commission, bills, legal papers, tax forms, bank statements, 
leases, wool and livestock shipments, and ledgers. 

Detailed list of contents in the library. 

_ „.„. MS«5-4758 

Thomas, William E h. 1852. 

Papers, 1885-1922. lbox. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

Businessman, city and county official, of Phoenix, Ariz. 
Correspondence, reports, bills, legal documents, and finan- 
cial records pertaining to Thomas' activities in real estate, 
mining, business, politics, and his public service as post- 
master, clerk of Maricopa County Board of Supervisors 
and clerk of Maricopa County Superior Court 

Schilling, Frank A 

Papers relating to military posts in Arizona and New 
Mexico. 2 boxes and 1 map tube. 

In University of Arizona Library. 

In part, photocopies and films of originals in the National 
Archives. 

Correspondence, articles, notes, maps, charts, photos- 
fums, slides, and other material, written or collected by 
Schilling from 1946 to 1961, relating to the history and 
development of various forts. Includes an article on Al 
Sieber. 

_,. .. _. m .„. MS 65-1760 

Blathwayt, William, 1649 J-1717. 

Correspondence, 1692-1703. 165 items. 

In Boston Public Library. 

British political leader, Secretary-at-War, and Commis- 
sioner of Trade. Letters to Blathwayt relating to military 
and governmental affairs, from Godert de Ginkel, earl of 
Athlone, while with the British forces in Flanders; from 
Edward Villiers, earl of Jersey, while British Envoy to The 
Hague, 1696-99; and from Robert Yard, Under-Secretary 
of State, in the years 1699-1701. 

Purchase, 194L 

_ , MS 65-1761 

Clarkson, William, 1865-1934. 

Correspondence, 1898-1926. 104 items. 

In Boston Public Library. 

Theatrical costumer and perruquier, of London. Corre- 
spondence received from actors and actresses, largely Eng- 
lish, regarding theatrical costumes, wigs, and related 
material. ■ 

Index in the library. 

Purchased from the Kingston Galleries, 1964. 



„^ _ MS65-1762 

Park, Edwards Amass, 1808-1900. 

Correspondence, 1833-79. ca. 180 items. 

In Boston Public Library. 

Congregational clergyman, theologian, instructor at And- 
over Theological Seminary, and editor of Bibliotheca sacra. 
Letters to Park from American clergymen and authors re- 
lating to ministerial and editorial matters. 

Index in the library. 

Received as part of the Mellen Chamberlain autograph 
collection, 1893. 



. MS65-1763 

Cousins, Norman, 1912- 

Papers, 1942-58. 560 ft. 

In Brooklyn College Library. 

Editor. Personal and business correspondence; corre- 
spondence, pamphlets, newsletters, minutes of committee 
meetings, and other papers dealing with the United World 
Federalists; material relating to the Hiroshima Maidens 
and to a m a g azine which was to have been published in 
the 1940's under sponsorship of Marshall Field; photos, 
taken by Cousins; printed material relating to Cousin's con- 
nection with the U. S. Office of War Information; and 
pamphlets and other printed matter collected by Cousins. 
Most of the letters relate to Cousins' role as editor of the 
Saturday review and are usually short answers to business 
questions covering many aspects from subscription prob- 
lems to acceptance and rejection of mss. The personal let- 
ters deal with a variety of topics and include letters to 
Harrison Brown, Marshall Field, Carlos Romnlo, Walter 
White, and many others. 

Open to investigators with the permission of Mr. Cousins. 

Gift of Mr. Cousins, 1962- 

Additions to the collection are anticipated. 



a • .^, ,„ . MS6M764 

Ancient Order of United Workmen. 

Records from Virginia City, Nev., 1879-1906. 3 items, 
13 v., and portfolio. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-<J 214- 
215) 

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, committee and 
financial reports, accounts, and records of mutual benefits 
of the Virginia City, Nev., Storey Lodge No. 3; together 
with minutes of meetings, lists of members in good stand- 
ing, and roll book of members of the Select Knights, Vir- 
ginia City, Nev., Virginia Legion No. 1. 



MS 65-1765 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

Alaska materials, 1745-ca. 1890. ca. 70 items and 21 v. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-K 1-69) 
In part, transcripts from Russian and other sources: 
Correspondence, journals, dictations, interviews, state- 
ments, reports, translations from articles in Russian periodi- 
cals, newspaper clippings, and other papers reflecting the 
early history of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands and relat- 
ing to voyages to Alaska, Russian activities there, the fur 
trade, fisheries, sealing, missionaries, gold mining, com- 
merce, and the Russian American Company. 

The Pinart collection of Alaska papers is entered sepa- 
rately in this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 169-185 passim. 
I Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 

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MS 65-1766 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

Canada materials, 1787-1882. ca. 45 items and ca. 102 v. 
In University of California, Bancroft library (P-C 1-32, 
34-47). 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) of originals chiefly in 
the British Columbia Provincial Archives and the Massachu- 
setts Historical Society. 

Correspondence; journals; biographical sketches; ques- 
tionnaires for Bancroft's History of Pacific States of North 
America (1882-90) answered by merchants of British Co- 
lumbia; histories, narratives, recollections, and interviews 
written for or dictated to Bancroft ; and other papers chiefly 
relating to British Columbia, Vancouver Island, and the 
operation of the Hudson's Bay Company. Includes papers 
(1827-61) of Sir James Douglas (1803-1877), who served 
the Northwest Company and the Hudson's Bay Company 
and was the first governor of the Crown Colony of British 
Columbia; papers (1806-08) of Simon Fraser (1776-1862) 
concerning mainly his explorations; and materials relating 
to mines and mining in British Columbia ; missionary work 
in British Columbia; Indians, chiefly of British Columbia, 
including ethnological and linguistic data; voyages around 
the world and to the Northwest coast of North America of 
the Columbia Bediviva, the first American ship to visit the 
Northwest coast; merchandising experiences and shipping 
interests; Victoria, B. C; Queen Charlotte Island Expedi- 
tion (1878) ; and geological data about British Columbia 
(1871-77). 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 60-74 passim. 

The papers of Simon Fraser have been published in the 
Letters and journals of Simon Fraser, 1806-1808, edited 
by W. Kaye Lamb (1960) . 
Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



MS 65-1767 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, coUeetor. 

Colorado materials, 1884-88. ca. 1040 items and 2 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-L 1- 
799) 

Correspondence, clippings, transcriptions from news- 
papers, and interviews, statements, recollections, biog- 
raphies, and histories dictated to and recorded by Ban- 
croft, bis wife Matilda Coley (Grilling) Bancroft, and his 
daughter Slate Bancroft Includes discussions of pioneer- 
ing, prospecting, mining, Min»af« ) irrigation, agriculture, 
stockraising, land settlement, real estate, government, social 
and economic conditions, churches, schools, Indian depreda- 
tions, participation in the Civil War, and notable personal- 
ities. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 185-242 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



MS 65-1768 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, coUeetor. 

Idaho materials, 1868-88. ca. 50 items. 

In University of Calif ornia, Bancroft library (P-H 1-22) 

Dictations, statements, reminiscences, anecdotes, question- 
naires, and other material relating to pioneer life, Indian 
attacks and massacres, mining, freighting, and other topics 
reflecting the local history and development of Idaho. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 150-159 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



MS 65-1769 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, coUeetor. 

Montana materials, 1877-89. ca. 260 items and 2 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-I1-S6) 

Dictations, statements, historical and biographical 
sketches, and other papers, chiefly relating to pioneer ex- 
periences and life in Montana. Includes information on 
mining, livestock raising, difficulties with Indians, and vigi- 
lantes. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 160-169 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



MS65-1770 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1882-1918, coUeetor. 

Nevada materials, 1863-90? ca. 90 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 1-59) 

Dictations, biographical material, statements, historical 
sketches, and other papers chiefly relating to pioneer life 
and the early history of Nevada. Includes information on 
mining, overland journeys, the cattle trade, railroads, and 
Indian fighting. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 123-148 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



MS65-1771 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, coUeetor. 

New Mexico materials, 1686-1890. ca. 65 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft library (P-E 1, 
5-32, 34-36, and 62-63) 

In part, transcripts and extracts of articles in the Santa 
Fe New Mexican (1883), Santa Fe New Mexican review 
(1883-84?) and the New York heteld (1854). 

Chiefly histories, statements, interviews, reminiscences, 
and biographical notes made for or dictated to Bancroft, 
his wife, Matilda Coley (Griffing) Bancroft, or J. M. Long; 
together with a few letters to Bancroft and other papers re- 
lating to New Mexico and its history. Includes data about 
land claims; geological and geographical features of the 
Oscuro, 'White, and Sacramento Mountains; mines and min- 
ing; stockxaismg; freighting; politics; society in New 
Mexico; commerce and other affairs in Santa Fe; Indians;, 
and Spaniards in New Mexico. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 82-96 ?«»»*»». 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



MS65-1772 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, coUeetor. 

Oregon materials, 1837-90. ca. 380 items and 6 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-A 
1-171) 

In part, transcripts. 

Correspondence, diaries, notes, transcriptions from news- 
papers, biographical material and interviews, statements, re- 
collections, and narratives dictated to Bancroft, giving 
much information on the history of Oregon and its pioneer 
life. Includes material relating to overland journeys to the 
West, missionaries, Indians, and Oregon business firms. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. t 15]-46 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



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„ MS 65-1773 

Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

Texas materials, 1786-1889. ca. 740 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-0 1- 
135) 

Correspondence, dictations, biographical sketches and 
notes, statements, and other papers (chiefly 1884-89) re- 
lating to Texas and containing information on pioneer life, 
cattle raising, and agriculture. Many of the dictations come 
from residents of Bowie, Dallas, Galveston, Grayson, 
Harris, Lamar, Smith, Tarrant, and Travis Counties. In- 
cludes "Documents for the history of Texas" (1824-88), 
collected by Alphonse Louis Pinart 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 267-302 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 

b« -. „ . _^ „ MS 65-1774 

Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

Utah materials, 1847-88. ca. 100 items and 5 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 
l-o6) , 

Letters from Utah correspondents, dictations, interviews, 
reminiscences, biographical and historical sketches and 
other papers chiefly relating to Mormons and pioneer ex- 
periences in Utah, particularly the Salt Lake City area, 
borne of the material relates to Mormons in other States 

The Utah dictations collection (1884-88) is entered 
separately m this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 96-122 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 

MS 65-1775 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

Western and miscellaneous materials, 1861-90. 133 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-Q 1, 
3-4, Z-Z 1-16) 

Biographical material, dictations, stenographic report of 
an interview, typewritten copies of newspaper articles in 
several New York City newspapers, and other papers. Most 
of the biographical material was prepared for use in Ban- 
croft's book, Chronicles of the builders of the common- 
wealth (1891-92) and includes material relating to the 
Ames, Astor, and Vanderbilt families and to Philander 
Banister Armstrong, Edward Creighton, Charles Sidney 
Dole, Anthony Joseph Drexel, Charles Benjamin Farwell, 
Cyrus Hall McCormick, William Gordon McLaughlin, Clif- 
ton E. Mayne, Warner Miller, Richard James Oglesby, 
John McAuley Palmer, William A. Paxton, and George 
Mortimer Pullman. Places mentioned include California, 
Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New 
York City, and Ohio. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 303-323 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 

MS65-1776 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

Wyoming materials, 1885-89. ca. 155 items and 3 v. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-M 1- 

54) _ 

Dictations, letters to Bancroft, questionnaires, interviews, 
and other papers describing pioneer experiences in Wyo- 
ming and containing information on military affairs, news- 
papers, Indians, Cheyenne, Fort Laramie, and other places, 
people, and events in Wyoming's history. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 ( 1963 ) p. 242-256 passim. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



MS 65-1777 
Bowring, Sir John, 1792-1872. 

Hawaiian papers, 1842-71. 1106 items. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-N 139) 
British consular agent and linguist. Correspondence and 
other papers reflecting Bowring's service in London and in 
Europe as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten- 
tiary for the Kingdom of Hawaii (1859-71), negotiating 
treaties to safeguard the independence of Hawaii Most of 
the correspondence is with Robert Crichton Wyllie (1798- 
1865), Foreign Minister of the Kingdom, who also sent 
copies of many documents, published and unpublished, re- 
lating to diplomatic problems and Hawaiian affairs. Other 
correspondence is with Manley Hopkins, the Hawaiian con- 
sul general in London; with Charles de Varigny and 
Charles C. Harris, Wyllie's successors; and with various 
European governments. 

MS66-177B 
Brayman, Mason, 1813-1895. 

Family papers, 1873-95. 2 boxes. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-H 124) 
Governor of Idaho Territory (1876-^80). Correspondence, 
autobiographical sketch (ca. 1881-85) ,- jus. of Brayman in- 
cluding one on Chinook winds, clippings including letters 
by Brayman on Idaho topics from newspapers, pamphlet 
containing the sermon delivered by the Rev. T. E. Vassar 
at Brayman's funeral, and other papers. Includes letters 
chiefly from Brayman and his wife, Mary (Williams) Bray- 
man (1816-1886), to their daughter, Ada (Brayman) 
Bailhache, and her husband, William H. Bailhache, of 
Washington D. C, who served as Brayman's intelli- 
gence agents and personal lobbyists in Washington dur- 
ing the Grant and Hayes administrations. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 151. 

_ _, . L MS65-1779 

Burke, Joseph, botanical collector. 

Letters to Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1843-47. ca. 16 
ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film 
P-W33) 

Microfilm copy (positive) made from originals in the 
Royal Botanic Garden, Kew, Eng. 

Burke's letters concerning botanical explorations in Can- 
ada, die old Oregon country, Utah, Montana, and Nevada: 
together with five letters from Alexander Gordon to Hooker 
mainly concerning his collecting activities with Sir William 
Drummond Stewart's excursion (1843) to the Rocky Moun- 
tains. 

MS 65-1780 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Alaska collection, ca. 1750-1957? ca. 15 items, 5 v. and 
104 reels and ca. 375 ft. of microfilm. 

In California University, Bancroft Library (P-K 200- 
231) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopy, and micro- 
films from various sources. 

Correspondence, journals, logbooks, and other papers re- 
lating to the Russians in Alaska, voyages to the Alaska 
coast, the Western Union Telegraph Company's expedition 
for the Russian extension, missionary activities, the trans- 
fer of Alaska to the United States, the Aleutian and Pri- 
bilof Islands, experiences in the Klondike gold rush, and 
other material about Alaska. Includes correspondence and 
records of the Russian American Company. 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in this 
cataloc.. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 169-185 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 



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„ «* • ^ - MS65-1781 

California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Arizona collection, 1757-1956. 167 items, 8 v., and ca. 21 
ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-D) 

In part, transcripts and photocopy of originals with a 
microfilm of the original diary of John Erasmus Pyfc (d. 
1879?) in private hands. 

Correspondence, diary, notes on Arizona (ca. 1888) by 
Edward Schieffeliu, linguistic and ethnological material 
(1868-76) relating to the Indians of Arizona, description 
(1912) of the Esperanza vanadium property in the River- 
side Mining District, Pinal Co., Ariz^ and other papers 
chiefly relating to the history and settlement of Arizona. 
Many of the papers were collected by Hubert Howe Ban- 
croft. Includes dictations relating to the history of Arizona 
taken at Apache, Cochise, Gila, Maricopa, Mohave, Pima, 
Pinal, Yavapai, and Yuma Counties; together with other 
dictations concerning Virgil W. Earp (1843-1906) and 
Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp (1848-1929), the departure of 
Mexican troops from Tucson, Ariz. (1856), the cattle busi- 
ness in Arizona and other States, and the Silver King Mine 
in Pinal Cow, Ariz.; and information on mining in Arizona, 
the water and hydroelectric development of the Salt River 
Valley, Indian troubles, and the Hatch-Eggert Expedition 
down the Colorado River (1956). 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in this 
catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft library, v. 1 (1963) p. 74-81 patron. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905, and acquired from 
various other sources. 

'','' MS65-1782 

California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Canada collection with special reference to British Colum- 
bia and the Yukon, 1790-1943. 15 items, 11 v., and 11 
bundles. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-C 200- 



In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies of 
originals from various sources. 

Correspondence, journals, diaries of Joseph Frobisher and 
Charles Augustus Sippi, register of persons employed by 
the Hudson's Bay Company in North America (1821-24), 
reports by David Thompson on exploration in die Pacific 
Northwest (1807, 1813), notes on the Northwest Company 
made by Gordon Charles Davidson for his doctoral thesis, 
and other papers. Includes narratives and journals relat- 
ing to an overland journey across the Rocky Mountains; a 
trip from Rome, N. Y., to White Horse, Yukon Territory; 
voyages to the Northwest coast of America and China on 
the ship Columbia Rediviva (1790-93) and to the North- 
west coast of America from Boston, Mass^ on the brigantine 
Hope (1790-92) ; exploration of the Finlay River; trading 
for the Northwest Company at Rocky Mountain Fort on the 
upper Peace River (1799-1800) ; and the establishment of 
an experimental farm at the Hudson's Bay Company's Red 
River Settlement (1830's). 

Same parts of this collection are entered separately in 
this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1(1963) p. 61-73 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS65-1783 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 
Colorado collection, 1861-1917. 
25 items, 1 v., 2 boxes, and ca. 4167 ft of microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-L 800- 
807) 



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In part transcripts and photocopies. 

Documents, correspondence, diaries, and reports. Copies 
from records (ca. 1865-90) of the Bureau of Land Man- 
agement in Denver and Santa Fe made by Ynez Haase for 
a report on the land claim of the Jicarilla Apache TnHinnfi 
in Colorado and New Mexico. Documents (1851-1917) 
selected and microfilmed from the Colorado Superintend- 
ency and Utah Superintendency files of the Office of 
Indian Affairs, National Archives, and the Office of the 
Secretary of the Interior, gathered by the Confederated Ute 
Bands for their suit before the U. S. Indian Claims Com- 
mission in the 1940's. Letter press book (1896-98) of letters 
and orders of the electrical department of the Silver Lake 
Mines at Silverton, Cola Correspondence (1934) concern- 
ing George Creel and the Ludlow Coal Mine troubles in 
Colorado in 1913-14. Includes transcript of diary of John 
M Copeland recording local events in Georgetown, Colo., 
in 1876; microfilm of diaries of William Henry Jackson 
(1843-1942) recording (1866-67) bullwhacking experiences 
in the West, including journeys to Salt Lake and California, 
and (1873-74) experiences with the Hayden Survey in 
Southwestern Colorado. The originals of the Jackson 
diaries are in the Colorado State Historical Society library. 

The Colorado collection of Hubert Howe Bancroft is 
entered separately in this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft library, edited by D. I*. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 188-238 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS65-1784 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Hawaii and Pacific Ocean areas collection, 1809-1955. 
ca. 135 items and 10 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-N) 

In part, photocopies and typewritten transcripts. 

Correspondence, journals, logbooks and ships' records, 
account books, official Hawaiian documents, reports, photos., 
and other papers, many relating to voyages on the Pacific 
Ocean. Includes transcriptions of interviews and other pa- 
pers collected by Hubert Howe Bancroft; account books 
(1850-99) of the Hawaiian royal family; letter books 
(1847-49) of Stephen H. Williams, a businessman; report 
to the State Dept and other papers (1836-41) of John 
Coffin Jones, U. S. Consul to the Sandwich Islands. Sub- 
jects represented include business affairs in Hawaii, vol- 
canoes, Russian activity in Hawaii (1809-22), and descrip- 
tions of Hawaiian life. 

The following parts of this collection are entered sepa- 
rately in this catalog: Sir John Bowling's Hawaiian papers; 
Chinese Students' Alliance records; and Alphonse Louis 
Pinart's collection of material relating to the linguistics, 
ethnology, and geography of the Pacific Islands and Aus- 
tralia. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 256-267. 

Acquired from various sources; part purchased from Mr. 
Bancroft in 1905. 



MS 65-1785 
Cafifornia. University. Bancroft Library, 

Idaho collection, 1866-194L 227 items, 16 v., and 3 
envelopes. 

In University of California, Bancroft library (P-H 100- 
126) 

Correspondence, business records, a few personal papers, 
and miscellaneous material relating to mining, business 
activities, and other aspects of Idaho's settlement and 
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lection, 1866-1941. (Continued) 

and Owyhee Co., Idaho. Names of persons and films 
represented include Banner Mining and Milling Company, 
William Edgar Borah, De Lamar Commercial Company, 
ltd., Thomas Corwin Donaldson, McNally family, Owyhee 
Meat Company, Owyhee Silver Mining Company, Isaac 
Van Winkle, War Eagle Hotel, and Western Federation of 
Miners, Silver City Union So. 66. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of 
the Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G P 
Hammond, v. 1 (1963) p. 150-159 passim. 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in 
this catalog. 



MS 65-1786 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Montana collection, 1864-ca. 1950. 39 items and 5 v. 

In University of California. Bancroft Library (P-I 100- 
110) 

In part, photocopy of a typewritten transcript of a 
journal 

Overland journal (1864) of Katherine Dunlap describing 
a journey from Council Bluffs, Iowa, to Bannack City, 
Mont; freight and passenger records (1881-88) kept at 
Virginia City, Mont, by Gilmer, Salisbury & Company; 
notes (ca. 1950) by Bernard G. Hoffman on collections of 
historical photos, in western Montana; passenger register 
(1864-65) of the Holladay Overland Mail and Express 
Company; letters and other papers (1866-1909) of George 
Adams Locke; land claims (1864-65) of Madison Co., 
Mont; and record of freight and treasure shipments from 
the Virginia City, Mont^ office of Wells, Fargo & Company. 

The following parts of this collection are entered sep- 
arately in this catalog: Charles L. Dahler letter books; 
records of Hussey, Dahler & Company; letter book of the 
Iron Bod Mining Company; and Montana materials col- 
lected by Hubert Howe Bancroft 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 161-163, 169 passim. 

^, MS 65-1787 

California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Nevada collection, 1855-1946. ca. 265 items, 51 v., and ca. 
44 ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library. (P-G 
200-285) 

In part photocopies and microfilms from various sources. 

Personal and family papers of Nevada residents; account 
books and business records of mining companies, railroads, 
and other firms; legal documents; records of organizations; 
scrapbooks of newspaper clippings; and other papers, re- 
flecting pioneer life and the development of Nevada. In- 
cludes University of Nevada Agricultural Extension Serv- 
ice reports of agricultural extension activities by county 
farm bureaus (1935) ; Internal Revenue Service, Nevada 
District, records of monthly reports (1876-83) for taxes 
on liquor and tobacco; and record (1855-1930) of appoint- 
ments of postmasters in Nevada. Organizations represented 
include Neighbors of Woodcraft, Sierra Nevada Circle No. 
279, Carson City, Nev.; Nevada Lodge No. 7 of the Inde- 
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, Virginia City, Nev.; Silver 
State Encampment No. 7, Independent Order of Odd Fel- 
lows, Virginia City, Nev.; United Spanish War Veterans, 
Dept of Nevada, Camp James Lockett No. 3, Carson City, 
Nev.; Young Men's Institute, Virginia City, Nev., Manogue 
Council, No. 41; and the Virginia City, Nev., Seventh Day 
Adventist Church. Persons represented include Charles 
Lewis Anderson, Eollin Mallory Daggett, the Dinsmore 



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brothers, Walter G. Francis, Edwin E. Nicol, the Noel 
family, and Frank W. Spaulding. 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in 
this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 122-150 passism. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS65-1788 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

New Mexico collection, 1640-1957. ca. 75 items, ca. 6 v., 
and ca. 334 ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-E 200- 
236) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and mi- 
crofilms of originals in various repositories and in private 

Correspondence ; diaries ; public records ; military records ; 
biographical sketches (1922-23) of artists in Taos, N. M; 
a history of New Mexico (ca. 1703) by Juan de Villagu- 
tierre Soto-Mayor, chronicler of the Council of the Indies 
in Spain, testimonies concerning the services of Juan 
Dominguez y Mendoza against the Indians in the provin- 
cias de Nueva Mexico (1640-84), and other papers relating 
to New Mexico and its history. Includes papers (1880-87) 
of Adolphe Francis Alphonse Bandelier (1840-1914), pio- 
neer in archeology of the Southwest; diary and correspond- 
ence (1858-60) of John Navarre Macomb (d. 1889) con- 
cerning his service in New Mexico and his expedition 
(1859) to survey the Spanish Trail in Utah; papers (1849- 
52) of Hiram Walker Read (1819-1895), the first Baptist 
missionary to New Mexico; and material relating to mili- 
tary life and activities particularly at Fort Union, N. M; 
mines and mining especially in Grant and Socorro Coun- 
ties; Indians; travels in New Mexico and other western 
States; city government in Santa Fe (1829-36), the Spanish 
provincias de Nueva Mexico (1730-48) ; and the proceedings 
of the U. S. District Court for the Northern District of 
New Mexico concerning indictments for murder resulting 
from the Taos Rebellion (1847). 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in 
this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of 
the Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. 
Hammond, v. 1 (1963) p. 81-96 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS65-1789 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Oregon collection, 1798-1929. ca. 115 items and 8 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-A 300- 
341) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and 
microfilm. 

Correspondence, diaries, family papers, business records, 
documents, scrapbooks, and other papers relating to emigra- 
tion to Oregon and pioneer life there. Includes papers of 
Marcus and Narcissa Whitman and material relating to the 
Whitman Mission and massacre. 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in 
this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1. (1963) p. [15]-45 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 



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MS 65-1790 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Texas collection, 1792-1940. 10 items, 5 v., 2 boxes, 1 port- 
folio, and ca. 16 ft of microfilm. 

In University of Calif ornia, Bancroft Library (P-0 800- 
811) 

In part, transcripts, photocopies, and microfilm from orig- 
inals in the University of Texas Library and privately 
owned. 

Correspondence, diaries, autobiographies, and miscellane- 
ous papers relating to Texas. Includes poems and related 
papers (1923-40) of Robert Ervin Howard,- autobiographies 
of James Hampton Kuykend&U (1820(ca.)-1882) and John 
H. Standish (b. 1816) ; diaries (1852-67) of John Lafayette 
Lane; and Field book on Texas birds (ca. 1877) by George 
Burritt Sennett Transcripts of material from the Uni- 
versity of Texas Library include 40 items selected for the 
use of Clyde Allen True in his Ph. D. thesis on British eco- 
nomic interests and activities in Mexico, 1830-46; papers 
concerning Philip Nolan from the Bexar Archives; and doc- 
uments from the Manuel E. Gondra mss. 

Hubert Howe Bancroft's collection of Texas materials is 
entered separately in this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript, collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 273-300 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-1791 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Utah and Mormon collection, 1815-1960. ca. 130 items, 
ca. 12 v., and ca. 496 ft. of microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 300- 



In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and 
microfilms of originals in various repositories and in private 
hands. 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, memoirs, histories and 
narratives, genealogical data, and other papers relating 
chiefly to the history of Utah and Mormon pioneers. In- 
cludes record of appointment of postmasters in Utah 
(1849-1930) ; records of the Utah Gold Mountain Mining 
Company, Ophir Hill Consolidated Mining Company, San 
Pete Valley Railway Company, San Pete Coal and Coke 
Company, and the Sevier Railway Company; pioneer per- 
sonal histories obtained by interviews of the Historical 
Records Survey, Utah Work Projects Administration; 
diaries (1849-60) kept on the expedition commanded by 
the U. S. Topographical Engineers, Capt. Howard Stans- 
bury and Lieut. John Williams Gunnison, sent to survey 
the Great Salt Lake and adjacent valleys; and items relat- 
ing to Alfred Cumming (1802-1873) Governor of Utah 
Territory; Brigham Young (1801-1877); Henry William 
Bigler (1815-1900) ; Benjamin Cluff, Jr. (b. 1858), former 
president of Brigham Young University; Dwight Spencer 
and the establishment of the Baptist Church in Utah, Idaho, 
Montana, and the Dakotas; Mormon family life and mis- 
sionary work; the Mormon Battalion; Capt. James H^ 
Simpson's expedition to Utah (1858-59), the "Hole-in-the- 
Rock" Expedition (1879-80), overland travels and travel in 
Utah and other western States; life in San Juan Co. and 
Scipio, Juab Co., Utah. 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in 
this catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 96-122 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-1792 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Washington collection, 1828-1955. ca. 190 items and 28 ▼. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-B) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) . 

Correspondence, diaries, autobiographical and biograph- 
ical sketches, transcriptions of interviews, dictations and 
statements, and other papers, relating to the settlement of 
Washington and its history. Many of the papers were col- 
lected by Hubert Howe Bancroft Includes information on 
overland journeys, pioneering, Indians, trading, and other 
business activities, particularly in the Paget Sound region. 

The following parts of this collection are entered sepa- 
rately in this catalog: Gatzert-Schwabacher family papers; 
Warren Hussey's diaries and miscellaneous papers; and 
Viajes en la costa al norte de las Californias. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 46-60. 

MS 65-1793 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Western and miscellaneous collection, 1682-1960. ca. 130 
items, 20 ▼., 1 box, 2 portfolios, and 6 reels and ca. 718 ft. of 
microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-Q 100- 
105, P-W 1, 5, 7-8, 10-18, 21-22, 25-26, 28-«2, 84, 36, 38, 
67-59, 2-F 4, Z-G4, 10, 15) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) , photocopies, and micro- 
films made from various sources. 

Correspondence, diaries, journals, personal and family pa- 
pers, business records, maps, reminiscences, and other pa- 
pers, chiefly relating to the West. Includes a Choctaw 
dictionary by Cyrus Byington; Forest History Society in- 
terviews with various persons in the lumber industry; an 
emigrant register compiled by Charles Kelly, consisting of 
ca. 3000 names gathered from cliffs and rock outcroppings 
on various sites along overland trails; logbook (1812-15) of 
the Racoon (British sloop of war) ; St Louis, Mo., land pa- 
pers; records (1807-55) of the St. Louis Superintendency of 
the Bureau of Indian Affairs; and U. S. War Dept papers 
relating to the fur trade, the Santa Fe Trail, the Missouri 
River military frontier, and Indian affairs. Some of the 
diaries and personal papers relate to explorations, surveys, 
and overland journeys. Karnes represented include Ameri- 
can Baptist Home Mission Society, Edward Everett Ayer, 
Edward Fitzgerald Beak, Eugene Buissonet, Robert Camp- 
bell, Chouteau family, Gapen family, Edwin James, Barn- 
ball family, Lincoln Highway Association, Matador Land 
and Cattle Company, ltd., James Knox Polk Miller, Pacific 
Steam Navigation Company, Henry de Tonty, and George 
Montague Wheeler. 

Some parts of this collection are entered separately in this 
catalog. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. I (1963) p. 303-323 passim. 

MS 65-1794 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

Wyoming collection, 1858-1905. ca. 30 items, 4 v. and ca. 
264 ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-M 200- 
219) 

In part microfilm, copies made from records of U. S. 
Army Commands in the War Dept records in the National 
Archives. 

Correspondence and other papers of Wyoming residents 
or relating to Wyoming. Includes military records and 
papers relating to Fort Bridger, Wyo., accounts (1865-66) 



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California. University. Bancroft Library 
collection, 1858-1905. (Continued) 
of the Pacific Telegraph Company; overland diary (1866) 

fSSSS 7 ^ notes " tie Indians of ***** h * 

The following parts of this collection have been entered 

separately m this catalog: the papers of WillWl SS? 

the^Corson famUy, and William H. Foot*, the records^ 

JX°?' S"?^-* Company, and Wyoming^Jeriab 
collected by Hubert Howe Bancroft J,uuul « n>"enals 

'l£^f-^ A ^ **.** =»»n«*ipt collections of the 
Bancroft library, edited by D. L Morgan and G P Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 244-256 passim. 

Acquired from various sources. 

Some of the papers were formerly part of the librarvVs 
collection of William Alexander Carter pVpei ^ 



_ _. ___. MS 65-1795 

Carter, William Alexander, 1820-188L 

Papers, 1835-1924. 24 v., 3 boxes, and 1 reel of microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-M 200- 



In part, photocopies of a letter book owned by the Mis- 
souri Historical Society. 

Sutler and post trader at Fort Bridger, Wyo. Corre- 
spondence including letter books (1860-84), accounts (1859- 
88), legal papers, photos, of Fort Bridger scenes (1924) 
documents concerning Carter's duties as probate judge of 
Green River Co., Utah (1858-67), and other papers-to- 
gether wi& family papers including diaries and some 

5TO u ° (C ? rter) Groshon ^fleeting her work for 
the Daughters of the American Revolution in Wyoming 
rt?*"i S « -\' Indu(les P a P ers concerning employees in 
tne J<ort Bridger area and transactions with settlers of the 
vicinity, Army officers, and other Army personnel. Corre- 
spondents include James Bridger, Mrs. L. H. Canby, Joseph 
M. Carey, James Van Allen Carter, Mary E. Carter Rosc^e 
Confchng, E. D. Cope, W. W. Corlett, E. W. Dana, Lulie 
(Carter) Groshon, Maurice Groshon, William S. Harney 
John Hartnett, F. V. Hayden, G. H. Kingsley, B. B. Macv 
Randolph Ridgeley, Philip H. SheridanT and ! William D 
Whipple. 

Described in a Guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G P Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 244-245 



Cassidy, Gerald, 1879-1934. MS 65-1796 

Scrapbooks, 1905-32. 3 v. 
^L^TKS of California, Bancroft Library (P-E 237) 

m ^l^ ° f ° h, ° and Santa Fe > K * CorrespULteS 
m^cellaneous papers (mounted in vol. i) ; ph^os of (^ 
sidy s paintings of Indians and the Southwest; n*L?af1£ 
hibitions ; and publicity material. "«««s oi ex 



Chinese Students' Alliance of Hawaii. MS 65-1797 

Records, 1906-11. 3 v. 

Li University of California, Bancroft Library (P-N 114) 
Correspondence resolutions, reports of committees, min- 
utes of meetings, financial records, and other papers of a 
branch of the World's Chinese Students' FederatioiT 



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Clayton, Joshua Elliot. MS 65-1798 

Papers, 1854-1904. 45 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-W 27) 
Mining engineer. Correspondence, diaries, field notes, re- 
ports, accounts, legal papers, and maps relating to Clayton's 
careers nearly every Western State: California, Nevada, 
Utah, Oregon,Montana, Colorado, Idaho, Washington, New 
Mexico, and Wyoming. Includes material rZtiuA the 
Yosemite and Mariposa Canal and to an engineering project 

D I S y0 " d ^ 0noC ° r ? t ^.' Cft "- Corr^ondentemdude 
J* D Elhs, Samuel D. King, Redick McKee, Georee A. 

TZ M^ ^ S ^ Br0thers fa California; J.Tc^rS; 

rw?? \f 5*^ Utah ' mitn ^ Cross in ColoS 
H^ m!^ ^ ^T^ R OPP^^er in London 
£hlntToC d '• * MO0Ie m *~ T «*' » d J " * 

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Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G P Hain- 
mond, v. 1 ( 1963) p. 306-507 



„ MS 65-1799 

Congregational Home Missionary Society. 

Oregon and Washington correspondence, 1849-93. ca. 
298 ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-A 309 
and P-B 202) K 

Microfilm copy of originals in the Chicago Theological 
seminary Library. 

Reports to the society from Congregational ministers in 
Oregon and Washington. 



Corson family. MS 65-1800 

Papers, 1858-^a. 1909. 118 items, 
^n University of California, Bancroft Library (P-M 205- 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) of 3 letters and micro- 

2rli^ 6 ^T reS) ° f •* memoir made *» the origmJ 
typescript in the possession of Dr. Edward F Corson. 

C^T ( i? 5& " 93 i P^^^tly by Wmiam^exander 
Carter, a sutler and post trader at Fort Bridger, Wyo. and 

Co'rT ** *f7 Vf^' *° ** daughterT^a (CarS) 
Corson, and her husband, Dr. Joseph Kirby Corson^d 
memoirs (ca. 1909) of Dr. Corson's experiences (1869-73?as 
an Army surgeon at Forts Fred Steele and Bridger, Wyo., 
together with an appendix containing incomplete reminis- 
cences by Fanny Tomlinson, a governess with the W. A Car- 
te rfemily, of a trip across the Plains in 1864. 
_ Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P Ham- 
mond,^ 1 (1963) p. 246. «™u.r.nain- 



Drips, Andrew, 1789-1860. MS 65-1801 

Papers, 1819-1907. 154 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-W 37) 
In part, transcripts (typewritten) of articles in Kansas 
City newspapers (1904-07) concerning Drips' daughter, 
Ca henneJDnps Mulkey (1832-1904) and her husband 
Wilham Mulkey (1824-1907), and a microfilm of a scrap- 
book with genealogical data, family portraits, and news- 
paper clippings. 

•nY;^ 111 ^*^ for the UPPer Missouri (1342-46) 
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Drips, Andrew, 1789-1860. Papers, 1819-1907. (Continued) 
post, Fort John, Neb. (1851). Correspondence, accounts 
(1819-20) reflecting Drips' St. Louis mercantile partner- 
ship -with Joseph W. Perkins, and other papers mostly re- 
lating to Drips' service as »U.S, Indian agent Corre- 
spondents include G. P. Beauvais, T. Hartley Crawford, 
Fulton Cutting, William Drips, C. E. Galpin, Joseph V. 
Hamilton, Thomas H. Harvey, W. D. Hodgkiss, David D. 
Mitchell, P. Chouteau, Jr., & Company, and P. D. Papin. 

MS 66-1802 
Forte, William H 1778-1846. 

Papers, 1834-84. 82 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-M 204) 

Resident of Haywood, Va. Chiefly letters (1834-46) to 
Foote's nephew, William Alexander Carter; letters by his 
widow, M M Foote, Henry W. Davis, and John Johnson re- 
lating to the probate of Foote's estate; and other papers. 

Formerly part of the library's collection of William Alex- 
ander Carter papers. 

MS65-1803 
Gfllhouse, Eva Oknna. 

Material for the book, "Pistol Pete, veteran of the Old 
West," 1874-1952, 1 carton. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 248) 
Author. Correspondence for research and with the pub- 
lisher, little Brown and Company; drafts and proofsheets 
of the us.; and notes, pictures, and maps of the Cherokee 
Strip (1874-1903). The book, which was published in 1952, 
is an autobiography of Frank Eaton as told to Miss GiU- 
house. 

MS65-1804 
Gt. Brit. Companies Registration Office. 

Records, 1844-1951. 542 reels of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film Z- 
61) 

Microfilms made at Bush House, Eng., from originals in 
various English repositories. 

Documents concerning the organization and activities of 
limited companies interested in the North American West 

Analytical card index to the companies with notes on the 
character, place, and time of their operation available in 
the library. 

MS 65-1805 
Grosh, Aaron Burt, 1803-1884. 

Letters to Richard Maurice Bucke, 1858-82. 1 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-G 267) 

Transcripts (typewritten). 

Universalist minister. Letters relating to claims to the 
Comstock Lode (supposedly discovered by Grosh's sons 
E. Allen Grosh (d. 1857) and Hosea B. Grosh) by Grosh, 
the Frank Mining Company of California, the Utah Enter- 
prise, and the Grosch Cordolidated Mining Company, and 
to Grosh's dealings with Benjamin R. Nickerson. Includes 
letters (1857) from E. Allen Grosh to P. J. Hoover and 
from W. J. Harrison to Hoover concerning Allen's death. 

MS 65-1806 
Hussey, Warren, 1836-1920. 

Papers, 1879-1920. ca, 80 ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-B 

Microfilm copy of originals in private hands. 

Correspondence, diaries, and other papers relating to 
banking and mining activities in the West Includes diaries 
(1879-86) describing trips to New York and business trav- 
els in Colorado, California, Washington, and particularly 
northern Idaho; memorandum book; account book listing 
certificates of deposit at Murray, Idaho (1891) ; and letters 
from John W. Kerr and Mary E. Wells. 



MS 65-1807 
Livingston, KinW»ari & Company. 

Records, 1857-62. 75 items. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-M 208) 

Correspondence, accounts, and other papers of the Wyo- 
ming mercantile business owned by J. M. Livingston, How- 
ard livingston, and Charles A Kinkead. Includes letters 
from and accounts with Army officers and others who ac- 
companied the Utah Expedition or wintered with it in 1857- 
58; notes by and accounts with John Robertson and other 
mountain men; letters by William Bell who succeeded Kin- 
kead in the partnership; 1 and papers relating to the acquisi- 
tion of the firm's Fort Bridger, Wyo., properties by William 
Alexander Carter, formerly an agent for the firm at Camp 
Scott and Fort Bridger, Wyo. 

Formerly part of tile library's collection of William Alex- 
ander Carter papers. 

MS 65-1808 
Missouri. State Dept. 

Selected documents concerning the Mormon War, 1838-42. 
ca. 28 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-F 
357) 

Microfilm copy (negative and positive) of originals in the 
Secretary of State's vaults, Jefferson City, Mo. 

Correspondence of Governor Lillburn W. Boggs, including 
reports by militia officers and letters from Mormons, with 
records of judicial and legislative proceedings, and related 
fiscal matters. 

MS65-1809 
Navaho Indians and the Southwest, 1870-1938. ca. 21 ft of 
microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-E 
217) 

Microfilm copies of mss. selected from the library of the 
Bureau of American Ethnology, Smithsonian Institution, 
Washington, D. C. 

Ethnological documents (1870-82) relating to the Nav- 
ahos; a monograph by Dorothy L Keur entitled "Navaho 
origins; a consideration of ethnological and archaeological 
evidence" (ca. 1938), and a typewritten transcript of diaries 
of John K. Hillers while a member of Major John Wesley 
Powell's second Colorado River Expedition (1871-72) and 
while traveling in Indian Territory (1875) . 

MS 65-1810 
New Mexico. Archives. 

Documentos, 1621-1846. 238 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-E 203- 
204) 

Photocopies of originals in the Museum of New Mexico, 
Sante Fe, and in the custody of the U..S. Bureau of Land 
Management 

Land grant records, military papers, and other records re- 
lating to New Mexico during the Spanish and Mexican 
administrations. 

In part, calendared in the Spanish Archives of New Mex- 
ico, by Ralph Emerson Twitchell (1914) . 

MS 65-1811 
OTaHon, Benjamin, 1793-1842. 

Letter book, 1823-29. ca. 16 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film 
P-W20) 

Microfilm copy made in 1939 from originals in private 
hands. 

Letters (1823-26) written by O'Fallon while he was In- 
dian agent at the Upper Missouri Agency, relating to life 
at Fort Atkinson and Council Bluffs, Neb., the Arikara 
campaign (1823), friction between the military and the In- 
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Letter book, 1823-29. 



OTFallon, Benjamin, 1793-1842. 
(Continued) 

officials, and the general administration of Indian affairs- 
letters (1826-29) written after O'Fallon's resignation as In- 
dian agent, primarily concerning public affairs in Missouri; 
and a transcript made in 1859 of the will (1783) of Eugenio 
Poure, of St Louis. Correspondents include William H. 
Ashley, Henry Atkinson, William Clark, Henry Leaven- 
worth, Joshua Pilcher, and the Secretary of War (probably 
John C. Calhoun or James Barbour) . 

. „ MS 65-1812 

Owyhee Co., Idaho. 

Records at Silver City, Idaho, ca. 1875-ca. 1934. 2 v. 9 
cartons, and ca. 18 ft of microfilm. ' 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-H 103 
and Film P-H 122). 

In part, microfilm of the docket (1895-99) of the justice 
of the peace, Silver City Precinct 

Correspondence of the county clerk, ex-officio county re- 
corder and auditor (ca. 1916-20); school list warrants; 
school inspection reports (1916-22) ; trustees' record books 
for School District 1, Silver City (1903-05) ; school reports, 
certificates, and diplomas; Idaho war census (1918) ; checks 
and check registers, (ca. 1920-54) ; election registers and 
other materials (1916-19) ; certificates of election; poll nnd 
tally lists and official returns (1919) ; tax collector's delin- 
quent tax register (1924-25) ; collectors' certificates of sale 
(1912) ; real estate book (1918-19) ; auditor's certificates 
(1895 and 1905) ; a few records of criminal proceedings in 
probate court (1875-1901) ; jury warrants (1893-97) ; docket 
(1895-99) of the justice of the peace, Silver City Precinct; 
miscellaneous receipts; road fund warrants, invoices, and 
tax receipts (ca. 1897-1932) ; miscellaneous receipts for dis- 
bursement on roads, watermaster's reports, and county war- 
rants (ca. 1905-32) ; register of county warrants (1899) ; 
and assessment roll (1901). 



!>•_*», u t '. MS 65-1813 

Pinart, Alphonse Louis, 1852-1911, collector. 

Alaska papers, ca. 1871-77. 21 items and 2 boxes. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-K 49 
and 56) 

In part, transcripts of articles from Russian publications 
(ca. 1875). * 

Sketch maps and drawings of Alaskan terrain; ethnolog- 
ical notes on the Aleuts and others; reference notes; linguis- 
tic notes relating to Russia, Siberia, Kamchatka, Sakhalin 
Island, Kurile Islands, the aboriginal Ainus, Aleutian 
Islands, and Alaska; and transcripts of articles mostly re- 
flecting the activities of the Russian American Company, 
and including voyages,news notes, and ethnological observa- 
tions especially on Eskimos and Chukchis. Materials are 
written in English, Russian, French, German, Latin, and 
in Alaskan dialects. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 176. 



_. MS 65-1814 

Pinart, Alphonse Louis, 1852-1911, collector. 

Material relating to the linguistics, ethnology, and geog- 
raphy of the Pacific Islands and Australia, 1877-85. 29 v. 
In University of California, Bancroft library (P-N 13- 
41) 

Chiefly transcripts (handwritten) made by Pinart 
Vocabularies, grammars, and dictionaries of various lan- 
guages spoken on islands in the Pacific; Biblical and other 
texts translated into native languages; an incomplete gazet- 



teer of Central Polynesia by Edward Reeve; and drawings, 
photos., and tracings of the statues and rock inscriptions on 
Easter Island. Some of the material is in French or English. 
Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 262-266. 



„v MS 65-1815 

Pinart, Alphonse Louis, 1852-191X 

Papers, 1870-85. 24 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Z-Z 17) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten) of articles (1868-73) 
from California and Arizona newspapers concerning explor- 
ations, Indians, archeology, and missionaries. 

French archeologist and linguist Correspondence; di- 
aries; draft of an article on Indians of Central America; 
ms. maps of Puerto Rico, Sonora, Met, and the State of 
Mexico; drawings; sketchbooks; notes and bibliographical 
references on linguistics; copies of articles by Eugene Vetro- 
mile; and other papers. Diaries, chiefly in French, but also 
in Spanish and English, record Pinart's travels to Alaska, 
Arizona, California, Maine, Oregon, Texas, and Washing- 
ton, British Columbia and Nova Scotia, West Indies, Chile, 
Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, and Peru, and Easter Island, 
Paumotu, and Tahiti. Includes drawings of artifacts, picto- 
graphs and geological formations in British Columbia, in 
the Museo Nacional, Santiago, Chile, in Puerto Rico and 
Guadalupe Island, and in European museums; together with 
plates for published articles. Also includes extracts from 
the civil and political code of Mangareva Island; a French- 
African (Ogooue) vocabulary; a copy of a Mohave vocabu- 
lary (1875) ; and notes and reports on the Cuna Indians, 
Coyotero Apaches, Cowichan and Snohomish Indians 
(1876), the Indians of Argentina, and natives of various 
Pacific Islands. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 315. 

Purchased from Mr. Bancroft, 1905. 



»_ .<, * MS. 65-1816 

Paget Sound Agricultural Company. 

Records, 1839-1934. ca. 432 ft of microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film Z-G 
5) 

Microfilm copy of originals in the Hudson's Bay Com- 
pany's archives. 

Correspondence, minutes and records of directors' meet- 
ings, accounts, annual reports, deed of settlement, and maps 
relating to the operations of a subsidiary of the Hudson's 
Bay Company in what is now Washington and British 
Columbia. The bulk of the records dates prior to 1870. 



c~«_ j ^ MS 65-1817 

Scotland. Office for the Registration of Companies, Limited 
Partnerships and Business Names. 
Records, 1856-1951. 120 reels of microfilm. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film Z- 
G2) 

Microfilm copy made at the Office of the King's Remem- 
brancer, Edinburgh, 

_ Selected documents concerning the organization and activ- 
ities of limited Scottish companies interested in the North 
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MS 65-1818 
Smith family. 

Papers, 1814-1953. 3 v., 3 boxes, and 6 portfolios. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-W 40- 
49) 

In part, photocopies and microfilm copies of originals in 
various repositories. 

Correspondence, journals, genealogical material, Bible rec- 
ords, literary Kss., legal papers, account books, receipts, 
promissory notes, and other papers relating to Jedediah 
Smith (1767-1849), fanner and tailor in the Western Re- 
serve of Ohio; his son Jedediah Strong Smith (1799-1831), 
Western fur trader and explorer in the Rocky Mountains,' 
the Great Basin, California, and the Pacific Northwest; 
some of his other children in various parts of the West and 
Midwest: Peter Smith (1810-1879) and Ira Gilbert Smith 
(1811-1889), who were active in the Santa Fe trade in the 
1830's, Ralph Smith (1794-1867), a farmer in Ohio, Indi- 
ana, and Michigan, and Betsy (Smith) Davis (1796-1861) ; 
and other members of the family including Ezra Delos 
Smith (1854-1926), Peter S. Jones (1835-1865), and Bern- 
hard Keichert (second husband of his granddaughter -in- 
law, Eliza (Prescott) Jones). 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 317-321. 

MS 65-1819 
Stone, Andrew Jackson, 1859-1918. 
Papers, 1896-1918. 1 carton. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-K 230) 
Zoologist and traveler. Diaries, draft of a bock on 
Alaska, mb. of a book of personal experiences in Alaska and 
Canada, and copies of reports to the American Museum 
of Natural History (1899 and 1902), and other papers of 
Stone, who traveled extensively in northwestern Canada 
and Alaska (1896-1903) chiefly as a collector of m»mm.l» 
and birds for the American Museum of Natural History. 
Includes diaries of his first two expeditions (1896 and 1897- 
99) which contain many notes on Indians especially the 
Tahltan, Kaska, Liard River, and Kookpugmioot tribes 
and diaries (1901-03) describing collecting on the Kenai 
and Alaskan peninsulas and on'Eodiak and other islands. 

«_„ ^ „ ^ MS65-1820 

Trade Dollar Consolidated Mining Company. 

Records kept at Silver City, Idaho, 1891-1947. 7 v. and 
1 box. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-H 104) 
Correspondence and accounts, including letter press copies 
of letters sent (1905-09), chiefly by Frederick Irwin, gen- 
eral manager. 

MS 65-1821 
Troy, John Weir, 1868-1944. 

Papers, 1913-18. ca. 'A ft of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P-K 

Microfilm copy (negative and positive) of originals in 
private hands. 

Newspaper publisher, of Alaska. Correspondence and 
papers relating to Troy's activities in Democratic politics 
in Alaska Territory and as publisher of the Juneau "Daily 
Alaskan" and other newspapers; to the first World War; 
and to Indian lands near Sitka. Includes copies of affidavits 
(1918) bringing in question the citizenship of Governor 
J. F. A. Strong. Correspondents include W. G. Beattie, 
C. E. Bunnell, P. P. Claxton, George B. Grigsby, J. H. 
Guftey, James Hamilton Lewis, William Maloney, W. P. 
Richardson, J. F. A Strong, Clay Tallman, John D. Wan- 
ger, and James Wickersham. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections of the 
Bancroft Library, edited by D. L. Morgan and G. P. Ham- 
mond, v. 1 (1963) p. 183. 



MS 65-1822 
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affaire. Utah Superintendeney. 

Records, 1860-70. ca. 78 ft. of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (Film P- 
F330) 

Selected correspondence and papers from the Utah Super- 
intendency file of the National Archives, concerning the 
Shoshoni and Paiute Indians of Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, and 
Nevada, including the Paiute War of 1860. A few docu- 
ments from other files are included. 

MS86-1828 
U. S. Internal Revenue Service. Utah District. 

Field records, Salt Lake City, 1862-78. 17 v. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-F 801- 
310, 325, 338, and 349) 

Correspondence, reports from assistant assessors (1862- 
65), tax lists (1864-73), assessment book of Division D, Col- 
lection District 1 (1866-69), assessment lists and reports, 
receipts, and record of returns of gross receipts, sales, and 
special taxes of distillers, rectifiers,, and manufactures 
(1870). Correspondence includes letters to John P. Tag- 
gait, assessor at Salt Lake City and chiefly relates to the 
conduct of the Salt Lake Office but also concerns Corinne, 
Provo, E. T. City, and Dry Creek, Utah. 

Described in A guide to the manuscript collections in the 
Bancroft Library, v. 1 (1963) p. 113. 

MS 65-1834 
U. S. War Dept. 

New Mexico documents, 1853-95. 110 items and ca. 86 ft 
of microfilm. 

In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-E 201- 
202 and Film P-E 212) 

Microfilm copy (negative and positive) and photocopies of 
originals in the National Archives. 

Documents relating to Fort Union, N. M; correspondence 
and sketch maps concerning- the Gila Expedition (1857) 
against the Southern or Gila Apaches; and correspondence, 
reports, sketch maps and other papers relating chiefly to the 
campaigns (chiefly from Fort Defiance, Ariz.) against the 
Navajo Indians. 



MS 65-1825 
Viajes en la costa al norte de las Calif ornias, 1774-90. 1 v. 
In University of California, Bancroft Library (P-B 26) 
Transcripts made in 1874 by George Davidson from origi- 
nals in the Deposito Hidrografico, Madrid. 

Diaries, logbooks, instructions for navigators, reports, In- 
dian vocabularies, and other documents relating to the ex- 
ploration of the Pacific coast from San Francisco Bay to 
Alaska by Ignacio Arteaga, Juan Manuel de Ayala, Juan 
Francisco de la Bodega y Cuadra, Francisco Elisa, Salvador 
Fidalgo, Lopez de Haro, Bruno de Hezeta, Esteban Jose 
Martinez, Francisco Antonio de Mourelle, Juan Perez, and 
Manuel Quimper. Some documents pertain to the occupa- 
tion of Nunez Gaona (Neah Bay, Wash.) in behalf of Spain 
(1790). 

MS 65-1826 
Canal Zone. Library-Museum, Balboa Heights. 

The Panama collection: business papers, 1852-1905. 5 ft 
In Canal Zone library-Museum (Balboa Heights) 
Annual statements of the Panama Railroad Company; 
correspondence, inventories, engineering studies, hospital, 
personnel and labor recruitment records and other archives 
of the Compagnie universelle du canal interoceanique and 
Compagnie nouvelle du canal de Panama. 

Described in the library's Subject catalog of the special 
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MS 65-1827 
Canal Zone. Library-Museum, Balboa Heights. 

The Panama collection: manuscripts and society papers 
which portray life on the Isthmus of Panama, 1849-1965. 
ca. 12 ft. 

In Canal Zone Library-Museum (Balboa Heights) 

In part, photocopies (positive and negative). 

Diaries, reminiscences, clippings, photos., and other pa- 
pers of residents of and visitors to the Isthmus of Panama; 
and records of social, cultural, mutual assistance and frater- 
nal societies which flourished during the construction of the 
Panama Canal and afterwards. Persons represented include 
George W. Goethals, Mary Eugenie Hibbard, Ralph B. Ir- 
win, Stephen Latchford, Fred McKim, Arthur Richards, 
Donald H. Robinson, Frank Rose, William Henry Sidell, 
Charles Henry Williamson, Charles Wilson, and Daniel E. 
Wright. Societies represented include Century Club, Im- 
proved Order of Red Men, Isthmian Historical Society, 
Knights of Pythias, Society of the Chagres, Society of the 
Inca, Society of the Kangaroo, Theatre Guild of Balboa, 
C. Z., and U. S. Citizens Association, Balboa, C. Z. 

Described in the library's Subject catalog of the special 
Panama collection (1964). 

Gifts of members of the societies, owners pr originators. 



«- , rr MS 65-1828 

Canal Zone. Library-Museum, Balboa Heights. 

The Panama collection : maps, 1417-1958. 208 items. 

In Canal Zone Library-Museum (Balboa Heights) 

In part, transcripts (handwritten), photocopies, litho- 
graphs, engravings, and prints. 

Maps showing the exploration and colonization of the 
Isthmus of Panama and Central America, construction of 
the Panama Railroad and the Panama Canal, including maps 
of both French canal companies, and later material. 

Individually cataloged in the library's Subject catalog of 
the special Panama collection (1964). 

Acquired from the archives of the Panama Canal; and 
gifts and purchases from various sources. 



„_ . MS 65-1829 

Barnes, Francis, 1840-1893, collector. 

Francis Barnes collection, 1745-1844. 400 hems. 

In Cary Library (Houlton, Me.) 

Correspondence, account books, deeds, Post Office books, 
and other personal, business, and plantation papers of 
Samuel Cook and Joseph Houlton of Houlton, Me^ per- 
taining to land sales, mill affairs, lumbering road surveys 
and costs, and school, church, and family matters. 

Described in A reference list of manuscripts relating to 
the history of Maine, compiled by the Dept. of History and 
Government of the University of Maine and edited by Eliza- 
beth Ring (1938) v.l,p.32. 



« xu *■ , .T. MS 65-1830 

Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Conferences. Lovi- 

■ siana. 

Records, 1847-1965. 12 ft 
In Centenary College Library (Shreveport, La.) 
Correspondence, annual conference reports, and other 
papers. 

Deposited by the conference. 



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MS 65-1831 
Brainerd Mission, Tenn. 

Records, 1817-38. ca. 215 items. 

In Chattanooga Public Library. 

Photocopies of microfilm copy of originals selected from 
the records of the American Board of Commissioners for 
Foreign Missions in the Houghton Library of Harvard 
University (MS 61-1964). 

Letters from missionaries, pupils, and others; together 
with journals and financial accounts of a mission for the 
Cherokee Indians established by the American Board of 
Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Correspondents in- 
clude John Arch, A. E. Blunt, Elizur Butler, Daniel S. 
Butrick, William Chamberlain, Mrs. Sara Ellis, J. C. Els- 
worth, Jeremiah Evarts, Dr. C. N. Hitchcock, John A. 
Holly, Ard Hoyt, John McTier, John Thompson, Riley 
Thornton, and John Vail 

Card index in the library. 

Access restricted; permission of the librarian must be 
obtained. 

Gift of the Chattanooga Writers Club, 1950 and 1958. 

Library also has microfilm copy (1 reel). 



a , . MS 65-1832 

Swedenborg, Emanuel, 1688-1772. 

Manuscripts, 1720-66. 1 ft. 

In Church of the New Jerusalem, New Church Library 
(Cincinnati) 

Photocopies (positive) of originals in Uppsala University, 
Sweden. 

_ Selections from mss. of Swedenborg's writings on scien- 
tific, technical, and religious subjects. Ten vols, were com- 
piled, assembled, and edited by Rudolph Leonard TafeL 
who inscribed detailed title pages in Latin and dated them 
1869 and 1870. One vol., on the psalms, was published at 
Philadelphia in 1896. 

Described in The story of the Swedenborg manuscripts, 
by Samuel C. Eby (1926). 

Gifts and purchase. 

The New Church Book Center, Philadelphia, also has 
photocopies. 



MS 65-1833 
U. S. Repayment Commission. 

Records, 1937-38. 5 v. 

In Colorado State University Library (Fort Collins) 

Recommendations made by the commission, with Charles 
A. Lory as chairman, appointed to study a plan for repay- 
ment of water users on U. S. reclamation and Indian irriga- 
tion projects, together with accompanying reports, memo- 
randa, and hearings. 

Gift of Charles A. Lory. 



„ ' MS 65-1834 

Yeats family. 

Papers, 1896-1940. 78 items. 

In Columbia University Libraries. 

Correspondence, family photos, with annotations by 
Elizabeth C. Teats, newspaper clippings, book reviews, and 
other printed material. Includes 12 letters (1918) from 
William Butler Yeats to Ellen Douglas Duncan, director 
of the Dublin Gallery of Modern Art, relating to public 
lectures containing comments on the unrest in Ireland; 
and 30 letters from Elizabeth C. Yeats to Mary L. Sutliff, 
dealing with publications of the Cuala Press, Dublin. 

Gift of Mary L. Sutliff, 1942. 



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^.^ . * .. MS65-1835 

Babcock family. 

Papers, 1788-1869. ca. 1200 items. 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Family and business correspondence and accounts of the 
Babcock family, particularly Elisha Babcock (1753-1821), 
John Babcock (b. 1764), and Sidney Babcock, printers in 
Hartford and New Haven, Conn. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gift of the heirs of Jonathan F. Morris, 1899. 

„ ,. „., MS65-1836 

Tomlinson, Gideon, 1780-1854. 

Papers, 1760-1877. 7 ft. (7000 items) 

In Connecticut Historical Society collections. 

Lawyer, Governor, and U. S. Representative and Senator 
from Connecticut. Legal, financial, political, and family 
correspondence and papers. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 66-1887 
Connecticut. Committee of the Pay Table. 

Shipbuilding and naval records, 1775-84. 662 items. 

In Connecticut State Library. 

Includes papers (1775-84) relating to the accounts of 
Nathaniel Shaw; receipted bills and papers relating to the 
ship Defence; the brig Defence; and the ship Oliver Crom- 
well; receipted bills for building and equipping the row 
galley Shark; and the row galley Whiting. 

Some items in the collection are quoted in History of 
maritime Connecticut during the Amj « rV»m Revolution, 
1775-1783, by Louis F. Middlebrook. 

Deposited by the Comptroller's Office of Connecticut, 
1921. 

„ ... w MS65-1838 

Sulhvan, Frank, 1892- 

Papers, 1913-64. ca. 9 ft. (ca. 900 items) 

In Cornell University Library, Dept of Bare Books. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Author and humorist Correspondence, including letters 
by Sullivan (chiefly 1925-45), mostly personal, but some 
relating to the publication of Sullivan's books and articles 
for the New York world, the New Yorker, and The Satur- 
day evening post; mss. of writings and printed matter, 
mainly of early Cornell interest; notebooks; and clippings, 
primarily reviews. Correspondents include James Cagney, 
Russel Crouse, Clarence Day, Howard Lindsay, JL L. 
Mencken, Alice Duer Miller, Chester W. Nimitz, John 
CHara, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Thorn- 
ton Wilder, P. G. Wodehouse, and numerous theatrical per- 
sonalities, editors and journalists of the 1920's to the 1950's 
(particularly the staff of The New Yorker). 

Card catalog in the library. 

Gift of Mr. Sullivan, 1964. 

MS65-1889 
Blodgett, Alonzo Dwight, 1825-1917. 

Papers, 1820V-1965. 4 ft. 

In Cortland County Historical Society collections (Cort- 
lamLN.Y.) 

Fanner, singer, and civic leader, of Cortland, N. Y. Cor- 
respondence, farm records, record book of the Cortland 
County Agricultural Society, local histories, genealogical 
material, and other papers. Includes Blodgett family let- 
ters and papers and 25 scrapbooks indexed by the Cortland 
County Historical Society. 

Especially valuable items are open to investigators under 
strict supervision. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Gifts from various sources. 



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MS65-1840 
Cortland County Historical Society. 

Cortland County collection, 1791-1965. ca. 120 ft 

In Cortland County Historical Society collections (Cort- 
land,NY.) 

Miscellaneous collection relating to Cortland Co., N. Y-, 
counties adjacent to it and their residents. Includes town 
and village records, lineage book records published by the 
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolu- 
tion, records (1847-61) of the New York Central College in 
McGrawville, N. Y., scrapbooks relating to World War n, 
genealogical and biographical records, vital statistics, mate- 
rial relating to churches and schools, notebooks, reports, his- 
torical records, pamphlets, and newspaper clippings. 

Card index to many of the records in the repository. 

The more important documents are open to investigators 
under strict supervision. 

Acquired from various sources. 



MS 65-1841 
Stilwell, Robert E 1873-1939, collector. 

Stilwell collection, ca. 1918-39. 8 ft (ca. 200 items) 
In Cortland County Historical Society collections (Cort- 
land.N.Y.) 

Notebooks, mss. of articles and other writings^ pictures, 
newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous papers relating to 
families, towns, industries, railroads, agriculture, churches, 
schools and other institutions, social affairs, and other as- 
pects of Cortland Co., N. Y. Includes Horatio Ballard 
articles. 
The family data is cataloged individually. 
Gift of Mrs. Stilwell, 1939. 



MS65-1842 
Bloomer, Amelia (Jenks) 1818-1894. 

Correspondence, 1851-69. ca. 80 items. 
In Council Bluffs (Iowa) Free Public Library. 
In part, microfilm copies. 

Woman suffragist Many letters are invitations to speak, 
but there are more important letters from Julia Ward Howe, 
Annie Savery, Lucy Stone, and others. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS65-1843 
Dodge, GrenvOle Mellen, 1831-1916. 

Papers, 1855-1916. ca. 70 items and 32 v. 

In Council Bluffs (Iowa) Free Public Library. 

Chiefly transcripts (typewritten) made under Gen. 
Dodge's supervision from originals in the Iowa State Dept 
of History and Archives, Des Moines. 

Civil engineer, railroad executive, Union officer, and U S. 
Representative from Iowa. Correspondence, diaries, auto- 
biography (5 vols.), business papers, speeches, and miscel- 
laneous notes. Includes letters from Dodge to his brother 
Nathan relating to the Union Pacific Railroad and to mili- 
tary engagements at Pea Ridge, Ark. (1862) ; diary (1855) 
of Dodge's mother, Julia Dodge; and a sketchbook of 
George Simons, who accompanied Dodge on some of his sur- 
veying expeditions, containing 48 pencil sketches pertaining 
to Council Bluffs, Iowa, to Nebraska, and to Mormon settle- 
ments in the area. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Council Bluffs Savings Bank, trustees of the G. M 
Dodge estate. 



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Brooke, Rupert, 1887-1915. ^ 65 ~ 1844 

Papers, 1905-37. 60 items and 2 boxes. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) of 6 letters by Brooke. 

English poet Correspondence, literary mbs^ essays and 
other material about Brooke, and 2 boxes of photos. In- 
cludes 14 letters from Brooke and 20 letters to Richard 
Montgomery Gilchrist Potter regarding his collection of 
Brooke material. Persons represented include Lascelles 
Abercrombie, William Kimball Flaccus, Alfrida Catherine 
Wetenhall Tillyard Graham, Rufus Hawton Hathaway, 
Joyce Kilmer, Sybil Pye, and Alfred Warring. 

Bibliographical notes on the Potter collection in the li- 
brary. Also described in the library's card catalog of manu- 
scripts. 

Gifts and purchases. 

Buchan, John, 1875-1940. ^ 65 ~ 18 * 5 

Letters, 1898-1925. 313 items. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library 

Scottish author, historian, publisher,' lawyer, diplomat, 
and Governor General of Canada. Letters from BuchaZ 
£ ,£U B „ Plnk ? r ' London literary agent, written chiefly 
from 1907-16, while Buchan was a member of the firm of 
Nelson and Sons. The letters largely relate to the publica- 
tion of works by many contemporary writers usually bring 
considered for Nelson's reprint series. Most are of a purely' 
busmess nature, quoting prices and royalty arrangements, 
but some contain critical comments by Buchan on the work 
of certain writers. 

Described in the library's manuscript card cataloe 

Purchase, 1947. ^* 

Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924. ^ 65 ~ 1846 

Papers, 1897-1952. 93 items. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

English author. Correspondence and literary mss. In- 
cludes 77 letters (1897-1923) to Robert Bontine Cunning- 
hame Graham; 4 letters (1912 ?-20) to Edward GarnettTa 
long letter (1921) to Sir John Collings Squire; and a letter 
from Stephen Crane to Conrad. 

Indexed bv author and recipient in the library's general 
manuscript card catalog. 6 

Gifts and purchases from various sources. 

n_ -i « MS65-1847 

Douglas, Norman, 1868-1952. 
Papers, 1910-49. 198 items. 
In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 
English author. Correspondence relating to personal and 
literary matters, Douglas' books, and the purchase of books 
and typescripts for the Dartmouth Library; and literary 
mss. Correspondents include "Walter Lowenf els, James B 
Pinker, Harold Goddard Rugg, and Martin Seeker. 

Indexed in the library's manuscript catalog. 

Initial gift assembled by Richard H. Mandel and pre- 
sented in 1941; addition by gift and purchase through 
Friends of the Dartmouth Library. 

Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame, 1852-1936 MS ^^ 

Papers, 1870-1958. 521 items. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library 

In part, photocopies (negative) of 30 letters, and a micro- 
Z! f?*™ 1 * \ handwritten fragments, made bv the Na- 
£££%£!*** "I** "*"* o*^e Edinburgh 

Scottish author and member of Parliament Correspond- 
ence, largely by Graham from Scotland or Lontajtay 
mss., material about Graham, pictures, and photos. The 
letters relate to the Scottish Home Rule Party, the work of 



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Joseph Conrad and William Henry Hudson, public events, 
travel, and personal matters. Many of the letters were writ- 
ten to Herbert Faulkner West, by or about Graham. Per- 
sons represented include Anne Elizabeth Elphinstone 
(Fleeming) Bontine, Lady Olave Barbara Clementine 
Brooke, Richard Henry Parnell Curie, Admiral Charles 
Elphinstone Fleeming, Gabriella Marie (De La Balmon- 
d»re) Cunninghame Graham, Roland E. Muirhead and 
Aune Felix Tschiffely. ' 

Described in The Herbert Faulkner West collection of 
R. B. Cunninghame Graham (1938) ; the Dartmouth College 
Library bulletin, v. 3, no. 2 (March 1939) p. 24-23; and in 
the library's card catalog of manuscripts. 

Chiefly assembled by and given to the library by Herbert 
Faulkner West, with additions by gift and purchase through 
the Friends of the Dartmouth Library. 

n . „_. _ MS 65-1849 

Hudson, WuTiam Henry, 1841-1922. 

Paj>ers, 1869-1922. ca. 185 items. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten) and photocopies (posi- 

English author and naturalist 47 letters (1890-1922) to 
Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham and to his mother 
Mrs. Bontine, relating to natural history, contemporary 
writers, and other subjects; typewritten copies of them, plus 
11 others with an introduction by Richard Curie, printer's 
proof copy with original and corrected title pages and. lay- 
outs; correspondence, notes, plans, and other papers con- 
nected with publication of these letters; 11 photocopies of 
letters (1869-70) from Buenos Aires to Philip Lutley 
bclater relating to South American ornithology; a few other 
miscellaneous letters on personal or business matters- and 
other papers. Other persons represented include Ford 
Madox Ford and Sir William Rothenstein. 

Described in the library's manuscript card catalog 
Some of the letters to Sclater were published in the Proceed- 
ings of the Zoological Society of London (1870-71) ; all of 
the Buenos Aires letters were published under the title, Let- 
ters on the ornithology of Buenos Ayres (1951) 

Gift ofOEric Ball, 1946; additions by gift and purchase 
through the Friends of the Dartmouth Library and the 
interest of Herbert F. West u " 

Huneker, James Gibbons, 1857-192L ^ 65 ~ 1850 

Papers, 1867-1951. ca. 1860 items. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

In part, photocopies (negative) made in 1957 of 44 oruri- 
nal letters, 36 of them owned by the Rev. Herbert Boyce 
batcher and transcripts (347 typewritten and 50 hand- 
written by Mrs. Huneker) of original letters, some of which 
are in the library. 

Essayist and music critic. Correspondence, literary mss 
f^T ^ (?** of which «>ntains an autobiography through 
1906), family papers, legal documents, scrapbooks, memora- 
bilia, and photos. Correspondents and other persons rep- 
resented include Frida Ashforth, Roger Baldwin, Made- 
leine Elise (Reynier) Boyd, Benjamin De Casseres, Theo- 
dore Dreiser, Carrol H Frey, Josephine (Lasca) Huneker, 
Henry Cabot Lodge, Rosalind Lohrfinck, Lola Lorme, 
David Alexander Munro, Paul Palmer, John Quinn, 
Thomas Robert Smith, Vance Thompson, George Sylvester 
viereck, and Herbert Faulkner West 

Described in the library's manuscript card catalog Some 
of Huneker's letters have been published under the title 
Intimate letters of James Gibbons Huneker, collected and 
edited by Josephine Huneker (1924). 

Gifts of Richard H Mandel and Mrs. Huneker 1947- 
bequest, 1951; and other gifts and purchases through the 
Friends of the Dartmouth Library. 



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MS 65-1851 
Lankes, Julius John, 1884-1960. 

Papers, 1884-1965. ca. 640 items. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

In part, photocopies and microfilm (negative, 2 reels) of 
originals owned by the "Wisconsin Historical Society, Julias 
B. Lankes, and others. 

Woodcut artist Correspondence; diary (1907-10); mss. 
of articles, poems, and other writings; and articles and 
other material about Lankes Includes correspondence of 
Lankes and of his son, Julius Bartlett Lankes, with Herbert 
Faulkner "West, relating to Lankes' works and to the collect- 
ing of this work; correspondence between Lankes and Au- 
gust Derleth relating to illustrations for "Country poems''; 
letters (1929) from Lankes to his wife, Edee M. Bartlett 
La nkes, relating to life at Robert Frost's farm in Vermont; 
and records of Lankes' woodcuts. Other persons repre- 
sented include Robert Peter Tristram Coffin, William 
Gubelman, and Frank James Lankes. 

Described in the library's card catalog of manuscript col- 
lections. 

A gift from Julius J. Lankes to Herbert F. West was 
turned over to the library in 1952 through the Friends of 
the Dartmouth Library. Later additions were supplied by 
J. J. Lankes and his son, Julius B. Lankes. A few items 
were purchased from other sources. 



MS 65-1852 
Mencken, Henry Louis, 1880-1956. 

Papers, 1921-51. 458 items, 28 drawers of 3x5 cards, 
and 7 boxes. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

Author, journalist, and critic. Correspondence, type- 
written carbons with autograph corrections of literary mss.; 
a bibliography of Mencken by Carroll H Frey ; and articles 
about Mencken. The correspondence relates to the case of 
the American Civil Liberties Union vs. American mercury, 
to literary matters, and to personal affairs. Correspondents 
include Roger Baldwin, Madeleine Elise (Reynier) Boyd, 
Rosalind Lohrfinck, Paul Palmer, and Herbert Faulkner 
West 

Described in the Enoch Pratt Free Library's H L. 
Mencken checklist (1957), a photocopy (positive) of a type- 
written ms. listing holdings of 9 libraries; and in Mencken 
and Dartmouth, by Herbert F. West, in "Manuscripts" 
(Spring 1958) p. 43-47. 

Seven boxes of unpublished papers closed to investigators 
until 1991. 

Gifts of Richard H Mandel, 1938; Paul Palmer; Herbert 
F. West ; and Mr. Mencken. 



MS 65-1863 
Miller, Henry, 1891- 

Papers, 1891-1965. ca. 175 items. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

Author, critic, and painter. Letters, postal cards, mss. of 
articles, book reviews, prefaces, and other writings by Mil- 
ler; and mss. of writings about him. Most of the corre- 
spondence is from Miller to Herbert Faulkner West; 26 
letters (1939-44) are to West from Michael Fraenkel about 
his own writings and life and contain many references to 
Miller. 

Gift of Herbert F. West, 1951, through Friends of the 
Dartmouth Library; additional gifts made by Mr. West 
and others. 



MS 65-1854 
Roberts, Kenneth Lewis, 1885-1957. 

Papers, 1931-55. 140 items and 1 box. 

In Dartmouth College, Baker Library. 

Author. Correspondence, literary mss., source material, 
material about Roberts, and a box of photos. Most of the 
letters are from Roberts to Paul S. Allen, Harold G. Rugg, 
and Herbert F. West asking for background material for 
his works. Includes Benedict Arnold's account sheets of 
the Quebec Expedition; journal (1775-76) of John Pierce, 
a surveyor for Gen. Arnold, annotated maps relating to 
the expedition; and a scrapbook of Army songs. 

Described in the library's manuscript card catalog. 

Manuscripts of books given by Mr. Roberts; letters 
largely given by Paul S. Allan, Herbert F. West, and 
Harold G. Rugg; other material acquired by gift or par- 
chase largely through the Friends of the Dartmouth 
Library. 

MS 65-1855 
Bone, Robert DonneD, 1832-1892. 

Civil War correspondence, 1861-63. 60 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1963 of typewritten 
transcripts of originals in the possession of Mildred Bone 
Barkley, New Orleans. 

Physician, of Texas. Civil War letters of Bone, an assist- 
ant surgeon, 12th Texas Regt, and his wife, Griselda 
Minerva (Burk) Bone; together with a few other papers 
and photos. Bone's letters are chiefly concerned with 
morals among the soldiers. Mrs. Bone's letters give details 
about life in a rural Texas community. 

Access restricted until 1968 except for brief quotations. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

MS 65-1856 
Emory University, Atlanta. Library. 

Confederate collection i: contemporary manuscripts, 
1861-65. ca. 865 items. 

In Emory University library (Atlanta) 

In part, transcripts (typewritten), photocopies, and 
microfilm made from originals owned by various persons. 

Letters, diaries, military documents, and other papers of 
Confederate soldiers, officers, and civilians, relating to camp 
life, military duties, battles, prison experiences, and civilian 
life. Persons represented include James P. Garrison, John 
A Harris, William H. Ivey, Spartan McCain Shuler, Oliver 
V. Strickland, Joseph W. Ward, Richard P. Watters, Wil- 
liam Wesley Welborn, and James W. Williams. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items cataloged separately in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 65-1857 
Emory University, Atlanta. Library. 

Confederate collection n: non-contemporary materials, 
1856-1922. 145 items.' 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

In part, microfilm (negative) and photocopies of origi- 
nals in private hands. 

Letters, reminiscences, poems, and other papers of former 
Confederate military personnel; papers relating to affairs 
of the United Confederate "Veterans; and miscellaneous 
papers relating to the Confederacy. Persons represented 
include George M. Jessee, James Longstreet, William E. 
Mickle, W. L. Trask, and Benjamin S. Williams. 

Information about literary rights available in the library. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers or 
single items cataloged separately in the library. 

Acquired from various sources. 



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»„„„ ¥T . .. „ , MS 66-1858 

Emory University, Atlanta. Library. 

Georgia collection i: papers relating to Georgia politics 
and government, 1779-1960. 132 items. 
In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 
In part, photocopies. 

Chiefly letters of Georgian political figures concerned with 
routine political and personal matters; together with some 
biographical material and other papers. Includes "Pro- 
ceedings (1960) of the Georgia legislative committee leading 
up to the integration of the schools" (John A. Sibley, chair- 
man) . Many of the letters relate to political appointments. 
Persons represented include Howell Cobb, William Harris 
Crawford, William Crosby Dawson, John B. Gordon, and 
Thomas Butler King. 
Information on literary rights available in the library 
A composite collection consisting of groups of papers and 
single items cataloged separately in the library. 
Acquired from various sources. 



» wt • -^ MS 65-1859 

Emory University, Atlanta. Library. 

Georgia collection in business, family, and personal 
papers, 1800-87. 122 items and 4 v. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 
mimZ**^ jnicrofilm C0 P ies (negative) made in 1961 and 
1963 from originals in the possession of E. L Deasy Mobile 
Ala., and Lamar H. Roberts, Atlanta, Gil 

Correspondence (1817-64, partly on microfilm) of the 
Henry S. Campbell family of Gainesville, Ga. ; general store 
record books (1827-44) and miscellaneous papers of James 
Doms; family letters (1821-87, on microfilm) written by 
various members of the Grisham, Brown, Gait, Watts and 
Collins families; papers (1HXU») of Elijah Mixon, a 
pioneer settler m Newton Go., Ga.; and correspondence con- 
cerning personal matters and the autograph collection of 
Israel Keech Tefft, of Savannah. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers and 
single items cataloged separately in the library 

Acquired from various sources. 



v mn „ ¥T . .. „ , MS 65-1860 

fcmory University, Atlanta. Library. 

Union collection, 1860-1911. ca. 275 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

In part, microfilm copy (negative), transcripts (typewrit- 
ten), and photocopies of originals owned by various persons. 

Correspondence, diaries, reminiscences, a.id other papers 
%. & 1 . 860 " 65 ) of or about military personnel or civilians 
of the Union States. Persons represented include William G 
Baugh, Edwm R. Benedict, Enos Bennage, Thomas Stuart 
S"£\, Henr y ^ Bowman, Alfred Milo Brigham, Lucien 
C. Bullard, John M. Burdick, Samuel Craig, Blake Good- 
rich, Samuel II. Gordon, David Hamilton, Arthur A Har- 
mon John Furman Lee, Silas Morrison, James Munns, Jr., 
Aathan G. Newton, Edwin C. Peirson, Samuel B. Pierce, 
Elias J. Pnchard, Alfred A Rigby, James Wesley Riley, 
Isaac Koseberry, and W. Orville Tift. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

A composite collection consisting of groups of papers and 
single items cataloged separately in the library. 

Acquired from various sources. 



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« i. *... - n MS 65-1861 

Fish, Edwin R 1835-1863. 

Papers, 1862-63. 64 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1963 from originals in 
the possession of Mrs. J. D. Crist, Walden, N. Y. 

Union soldier from Cortland Ca, N. Y. 58 letters and 
a diary describing Army life as a member of the 3d New 
York Light Artillery; 3 letters by Fisher's comrades con- 
cerning his death; a copy of the funeral sermon preached by 
the Rev. O. L. Torrey ; and a photo. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Irerson family. MS 65-1862 

^verson-Branham family papers, 1821-1928. 6 v. and 65 
ft. of microfilm. .-.■■■ 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

In part, microfilm copy made in 1964 from originals in 
tike possession of Mrs. Thomas B. Branch, Atlanta; and Mr. 
W. A. Flynn, Atlanta. ■- 

Family correspondence; diary (1864) of the Rev. William 
Flinn (1818-1894) while he was pastor of a Presbyterian 
church at Milledgeville, Ga.; genealogical material on the 
Branham, Cooper, Goode, Holt, and Iverson families; and 
scrapbooks prepared by Walter T. Lawton containing infor- 
mation about the family and career of General Alfred Iver- 
son (1829-1911), compiled from Lawton's research. Many 
of the letters concern family history. Other family mem- 
bers represented include Alfred Iverson (1798-1873) law- 
yer and U. S. Representative and Senator from Georgia, 
his grandson Alfred Iverson Branham (1855-1945) an 
educator, and Joel Branham (b. 1835), lawyer, judge, 'and 
Georgia legislator. ^° 

The scrapbooks were the gift of Walter T. Lawton. 



ir--L., ^ « , MS 65-1863 

Kirkland, Moses J 

Confederate correspondence, 1862-64. 73 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1960 from originals 
lent by Mrs. S. W. Hadaway, Waycross, Ga. 

Confederate soldier, of Douglas, Ga. 49 letters to Kirk- 
land from his brothers Timothy, Richard Gaines, and Zean 
W. Kirkland, while they were members of the 50th Regt, 
Georgia Volunteers; letters (1864) from Kirkland to his 
wife Lydia Ann Kirkland while he served as a private in the 
6th Georgia Regt.; a few other letters; and 24 miscellaneous 
papers (mostly postwar). 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



v xt. Jm MS 65-1864 

Long, Nimrod W E 

Confederate soldier letters, 1860-65. 58 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1963 from originals 
m the possession of Frances Harrold, Decatur, Ga. 

Confederate soldier, plantation owner, State legislator, 
and merchant of Perote, Pike Co., Ala. Letters from Long, 
a member of Company B, 51st Regt, Alabama Cavalry, to 
his wife, Queen Long, who ran the plantation in his absence. 
Much of the correspondence is concerned with advice about 
planting, harvesting, care of crops, livestock and farm tools, 
and the discipline of Negroes, and with camp life, food, 
clothing, morale, discipline, officers, and civilians. Seven 
of the letters were written by and to various relatives, 
several to Mrs. Long. 

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MS 65-1866 
McFall, William. 

Letters, 1862-65. 58 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Confederate soldier, of Anderson, S. C. Includes 30 let- 
ters by McFall, a member of a South Carolina regiment 
known as the Palmetto Sharp Shooters, and 19 letters by his 
brother James t/L McFall, also of the Palmetto Sharp 
Shooters. Most of the letters were written to their sister, 
Lucretia (McFall) Anderson, and give much information on 
military life, such as food, clothing, health, morale, and atti- 
tude toward officers, and on various activities on the home 
front 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Formerly owned by Mrs. Mary H. Hubbard, wife of one 
of the McFall family descendants. 

Acquired, 1963. 



MS65-1866 
Robinson, Henry W £1863. 

Letters, 1862-63. 50 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1962 from originals in 
the possession of Dr. Merrill Lineback, East Point, Ga. 

Blacksmith and Confederate soldier, of Lawrenceville, 
Ga. Most of the letters were written by Robinson, who 
Berved with Company B, 42d Georgia Begt, to his wife, 
Elizabeth Robinson. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS 65-1867 
Sanders, Samuel David, b. 1824. 

Letters, 1861-67. 59 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1964 from originals in 
the possession of Martha P. Sanders, Denton, Tex. 

Physician, planter, and Confederate officer, of Cheraw, 
S. C. Chiefly letters written by Sanders to his daughter 
Mary (who later married B. Lee Harper), while she was a 
student at the Columbia S. C. Female College and he served 
with Company D, 21st South Carolina Infantry Begt The 
letters, which reflect Sanders' deep religious feelings, tell 
much of camp life in South Carolina and also about college 
education since Sanders wrote in detail about Mary's 
courses, grades, and teachers. 

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MS 65-1868 
Smith, Jennie (Safford) 

Union soldier correspondence, 1862-68. 69 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy (negative) made in 1963 from originals 
in the possession of William Johnson, Beloit, Wis. 

Letters to Miss Safford, a resident of Delavan, Wis., from 
Henry Armstrong as a member of Company L, 2d Begt, 
Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry and from various western ter- 
ritories after the war; from John B. Siperly of the 22d 
Begt, Wisconsin Volunteers; and from William W. Barlow, 
also of the 22d Begt The Armstrong letters relate chiefly 
to morale and camp life; his postwar letters describe his 
life in Nebraska, Montana, Utah, and Idaho territories 
where he took odd jobs. The letters from Siperly and 
Barlow contain information on the Atlanta Campaign, 
1864, in which both participated. 

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MS 65-1869 
Sober, William, 1863-1941. 

Scrapbook, 1913-26. 1 v. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Lawyer, U S. Bepresentative and Governor of New York. 
Correspondence, telegrams, clippings, pamphlets, and other 
material relating to Sulzer's political and legal career. 
Many of the letters express approval of his fight against 
Tammany or his support of some piece of legislation and 
some are requests for political appointments. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. James Hinton, 1957. 



MS65-1870 
Swanton family. 

Swanton- Woodbury family papers, 1801-1957. 144 items 
and 1 v. on 55 ft. of microfilm. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

Microfilm copy made in 1964 of originals in the possession 
of Mrs. Thurman Thompson (granddaughter of John B. 
Swanton) , Decatur, Ga. 

Chiefly family correspondence, together with an historical 
sketch of the Swanton house in Decatur, Ga^ and a scrap- 
book (1803-1900) containing letters, clippings, obituaries, 
business papers, sketches, poems, memorabilia, and other 

family papers. Most of the letters are addressed to Dr. 
Joseph F. Woodbury (1811-1884),- whose daughter Jose- 
phine F; married John B. Swanton (d. 1897), the son of 
Benjamin Franklin Swanton (1807-1890). 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS 65-1871 
Watkins, James W £1896. 

Confederate letters, 1861-64. ca. 60 items. 

In Emory University Library (Atlanta) 

In part, photocopies made in 1963 from originals in the 
"Franklin County loose papers" collection at the Georgia 
Dept of Archives and History. 

Confederate soldier, of Franklin Co., Ga. 47 letters by or 
to Watkins, his wife Frances (Maxwell) Watkins, his fam- 
ily, or friends; a looseleaf binder containing typewritten 
copies of the letters, biographical information about James 
and Frances and their families, lists of the Confederate sol- 
diers, family members, and other citizens mentioned in the 
letters; and photocopies of Watkins' will and inventory. 
Many of the letters were written during the Atlanta Cam- 
paign, 1864. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchased in 1963 from Isabel] e Coffee. Formerly owned 
by Emaline Maxwell Mathis, who inherited the papers 
through James Maxwell, administrator of the estate of Mrs. 
James W. Watkins. 

MS 65-1872 
Bacon, Sir Nathaniel hart., 1547-1622. 

Papers, 1565-1656. 9 ft (1036items) 

In Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 

Member of Parliament, sheriff, and justice of the peace 
of Stiffkey and Norfolk, Eng. Chiefly correspondence and 
papers of Bacon, together with the papers of three genera- 
tions of the Townshend family of Norfolk and Suffolk, Eng. 
Includes Privy Council letters, miscellaneous official, legal, 
estate, and personal papers. Correspondents include Sir 
Nicholas Bacon, lord keeper, Lord Ellesmere, lord chancel- 
lor, Sir Thomas Gresham, Sir Christopher Hatton, lord 
chancellor, and Sir Francis Walsingham. 

Typewritten calendar in the library. 

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MS 65-1873 
Bagot, Richard, d. 1597. 

Papers, 1559-1623. 9 ft. (1071 items) 
In Folger Shakespeare library (Washington, D. C.) 
Sheriff and deputy lieutenant of Staffordshire, Eng. Offi- 
cial, estate, and personal correspondence and papers. Chiefly 
letters addressed to Bagot and his son and successor, Walter 
Bagot (1557-1623), together with 73 miscellaneous docu- 
ments reflecting English government and the administration 
of justice on the county and parish level and the life and 
business of a substantial landed family. Includes 52 Privy 
Council letters, 50 letters by William Cecil, Lord Burghley , 
21 by Robert Devereaux, earl of Essex, 25 from students at 
Oxford University, and some Bagot family letters. Other 
correspondents include Christopher Hatton and Sir Francis 
Walsingham. 
Typewritten description and calendar in the library. 
Purchase, 1955. Formerly owned by the Bagot family, 
and Andre de Coppet 

MS 65-1874 
Daly, Augustin, 1838-1899. 

Papers, 1869-99. 10 ft (ca. 12,000 items) 
In Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 
Theatrical producer, of New York City and London. Cor- 
respondence, canceled checks, signed memoranda, and mis- 
cellaneous printed matter. Includes 9000 letters, chiefly to 
Daly from 2000 persons. Correspondents include Edwin 
Arnold, Phineas Taylor Barnum, Edwin Booth, Junius 
Brutus Booth, Dion Boucicault, Samuel Langhorne Clemens, 
William WilMe Collins, Marie Corelli, Edward Gordon 
Craig, Charlotte Saunders Cushman, Charles Anderson 
Dana, Edward Loomis Davenport, Charles Dickens, 
John Drew, Richard Harding, William Dean Howells, Henry 
Irving, Sarah Orne Jewett, Joaquin Miller, Charles Nord- 
hoff, John Singer Sargent, Dame Ellen Terry, and Emile 
Zola. 

Purchase, ca. 1903. 

MS 65-1875 
Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D. C. 

Dramatic manuscripts, 1425-1920. 15 ft. (151 items) 
In Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 
Mas. of 138 plays (chiefly English), masks, dialogues, and 
operas. Inclndes 52 plays written before 1700. 
Card catalog in the library. 
Purchase, 1895-1950. 

MS 65-1876 
The Gentleman's magazine {London) 

Papers, 1762-1888. 10 ft. (ca. 4500 items) 
In Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 
Correspondence and contributions (chiefly those that were 
rejected), together with biund vols, of the magazine an- 
notated by the editors and containing many Mas. of accepted 
contributions and other material. Includes letters to John 
Nichols (1745-1826), John Bowyer Nichols (1779-1863), and 
John Gough Nichols (1806-1873), three successive editors 
of the magazine. The papers bulk largest between 1801 and 
1860. 
Purchase, prior to 1932. 

MS 65-1877 
Gt Brit State Paper Office. 

Newsletters, 1674-1715. 15 ft. (3950 items) 
In Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 
Official newsletters or intelligence reports designed to in- 
form a limited circle of officials and members of the govern- 
ing class about foreign, domestic, and colonial affairs, with 
frequent mention of the American colonies. The newsletters, 



begun by Sir Joseph Williamson, Secretary of State, were 
addressed first to Sir Richard Newdigate, and afterward to 
two successive heads of the family. 

Typewritten description and finding list for dates in the 
library. 

Purchased at the sale of the Newdigate family property, 
of Arbury, Warwickshire, 1956. 

MS 65-1878 
London. Drury Lane Theatre. 

Records, 1776-1830. 24 ft 

In Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 

Ledgers, daybooks, nightly accounts, subscription books, 
renters' books, wardrobe books, inventory books, and other 
account books. 

Purchase, ca. 1900. 

MS 65-1879 
More family. 

Loseley collection, 1538-1630. 51 ft (712 items) 
In Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 
Papers of the More family, of Loseley Hall, Surrey, Eng. 
Correspondence, bills, warrants, surveys, receipts, accounts, 
and inventories (1538-59) relating to the Office of Tents and 
Revels under Sir Thomas Cawarden (d. 1559) ; grants, 
deeds, surveys, leases, rentals, and inventories relating to 
property in Blackfriars, London, owned first by Cawarden 
then by Sir William More (1520-1600), his executor; cor- 
respondence and other papers connected with personal, 
estate, and government activities of Sir William and George 
More (fl. 1595-1600) relating mainly to the suppression of 
recusancy; 14 letters of John Donne (1573-1631), poet and 
dean of St. Paul's, and other papers relating to Donne's 
imprisonment by George More, his father-in-law. 
Card catalog in the library. 

Described in The Loseley manuscripts (1836) by Alfred 
John Kempe and in Gt Brit. Office of the Revels. Docu- 
ments relating to the revels at Court (1914), edited by 
Albert Feuillerat. 

Purchased from William H. Robinson, 1938. Formerly 
owned by the More and the More-Molyneux families. 

MS65-1880 
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine. 

Fort McHenry historical and archeological research proj- 
ect, 1776-1955. 50 ft. (20,000 items) and 76 reels of micro- 
film (positive) 

In Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine 
collections (Baltimore, Md) 

Microfilm and photocopies of originals, primarily in the 
National Archives. 

Correspondence, official reports, and other documents 
(chiefly 1776-1912) relating to Fort McHenry and its build- 
ings, fiscal affairs, furnishings, ordnance, outer works, per- 
sonnel, uniforms, Star Fort, Fort Whetstone, and the Star- 
Spangled Banner. Emphasis is on the 1812-14 period. In- 
cludes material dealing with the British Chesapeake Bay 
Campaign in the War of 1812. 

Open to investigators with permission from the superin- 
tendent's office at Fort McHenry. 

Purchase, 1957-58. 

MS65-1881 
HoOoway, Mrs. Reuben Ross, collector. 
Papers, 1917-31. 50 items. 

In Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine 
collections (Baltimore, Md.) 
In part, photocopies (positive and negative) . 
Papers and newspaper dippings relating to the movement 
for tiie adoption of "The Star-Spangled Banner" as the 
official national anthem. 



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MS 65-1882 
Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park. 

Civil War papers, 1861-1921. ca. 430 items and 15 v. 

In Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military 
Park (Fredericksburg, Va.) 

In part, photocopies. 

Correspondence, orders, passes, receipts, commissions, 
maps, muster rolls, and other military documents, letters 
from soldiers, speeches, notes, reminiscences, memorabilia, 
newspapers, clippings, printed matter, and miscellaneous pa- 
pers relating to the Civil War and the Confederacy, particu- 
larly around Fredericksburg, Va. Includes material relating 
to the United States Christian Commission, the Confederate 
steamer Patrick Henry, the naval station at Mobile, Ala., the 
Fredericksburg Artillery, the Battles of Fredericksburg and 
Spotsylvania, and contributions for the relief of sufferers at 
Fredericksburg. Persons represented include Henry M 
Avis, Ves Chancellor, Frederic Cornwall, Daniel Buggies, 
M. Slaughter, and George II. Stuart 

Acquired from various sources. 

MS 65-1883 
Miller, Henry, 1827-1916. 

Papers, 1909-15. 210 items. 
In Fresno (Calif.) State College Library. 
Correspondence of Miller, president of Miller & Lux, inc., 
landowners, ranchers, and cattlemen, with headquarters in 
San Francisco, Calif. Letters from Miller to Patrick Henry 
Turner, superintendent of the New Columbia Division of 
Miller & Lux; a few letters from George Nickel and others; 
and miscellaneous papers. The letters give detailed instruc- 
tions on the management of Miller & Lux properties. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Mrs. Irene Josephine Olson, Seattle, Wash., 
daughter of Patrick Henry Turner, 1959. 

MS 65-1884 
Johnson, William Buuein, 1782-1862. 
Papers, "1831-62. 233 items. 

In Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist 
Historical Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 

Baptist clergyman, educator, and first president of the 
Southern Baptist Convention. Chiefly correspondence and 
miscellaneous items. The correspondence deals with church 
discipline; Columbian College, Washington, D.G.; the 
Reynolds-Furman controversy; the American Baptist Home 
Mission Society; the removal of Furman University to 
Greenville, S. C; the beginnings of the Southern Baptist 
Convention; Board of Domestic Missions; the Foreign Mis- 
sion Board; the American and Foreign Bible Society; the 
Charleston Juvenile Female Society; South Carolina Publi- 
cation Society; Ker Boyce; Southern Baptist Theological 
Seminary; and personal affairs. 
Unpublished guide in the library. 
Gift 

MS65-1885 
Seabury, Samuel, Bp., 1729-1796. 
Papers. 9 v. 

In Glebe House collections (Woodbury, Conn.) 
In part, photocopies of originals in the Woodbury Savings 
Bank. 

Episcopal bishop. Correspondence, sermons, memorabilia, 
and other papers. 

MS 65-1886 
Altrocchi, Rudolph, 1882-1952. 
Papers. 4 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Teacher of Italian language and literature. Correspond- 
ence and scholarly material relating to teaching, research, 
and writing. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to tine 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in repository. 



MS 66-1887 

Barbour, Thomas, 1884-1946. 

Correspondence, 1922-45. 40 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Curator and professor of zoology. Official and personal 
correspondence. . 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. . 

Information on literary rights available m repository. 

MS 65-1888 
Baxter, Gregory Paul, 1876-1953. 
Papers, 1897-1953. ca. 2 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Instructor and professor of chemistry at Harvard. Cor- 
respondence, professional papers, and lecture notes. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in repository. 

MS 65-1889 
Bequaert, Joseph Charles, 1886- 

Papers, 1902-44. 1ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor and professor of entomology at Harvard. Dia- 
ries (Congo, 1910-12, Algeria, 1913, Honduras, 1924, Brazil, 
1924, Cuba, 1926, Yucatan, 1929, Guatemala, 1931, Colombia, 
1936, tropical Africa, 1926-27, 1934, 1943-44) , and some cor- 
respondence. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

MS 65-1890 
Berry, Charles Harold, 1889-196L 
Papers, 1928-45- 1 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives". 

Professor of mechanical engintjring at Harvard. Cor- 
respondence, professional manuscripts, and teaching notes. 
Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in repository. 

MS 66-1891 
Bierwirth, Heinrich Conrad, 1853-1940. 
Papers, 1915-36. 1ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor and professor of German at Harvard. Scat- 
tered correspondence and autobiographical manuscripts. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in repository. 

MS 65-1892 
Kgelow, Henry Bryant, 6. 1879. 
Correspondence, 1906-64. 5 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 
Professor of zoology at Harvard University. 
Open, to investigators only upon prior" application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in repository. 

MS 65-1893 
Brooks, Charles Franklin, 1891-1958. 
Papers, 1931-57. 48 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of meteorology at Harvard. Correspondence, 
professional papers, and teaching notes. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in repository. 



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Bnllock, Charles Jesse, 1869-1941 MS 65-1894 

Papers, 1885-1935. 15 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor and professor of economics at Harvard. Cor- 
respondence, lecture notes, addresses, and essays, 
repdsito t0 U1VeStlgators onl y n P° n P ri <» application to the 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 
taft of the estate of C.J. Bullock, 1951. 

Cabot, Richard Clarke, 1868-1939. ^ 65 ~ 189 * 

Papers, 1888-1934. 69 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Instructor and professor of medicine, philosophy, and 
social etlucs at Harvard. Correspondence, diary and note- 
books, essays, medical and teaching notes. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 

repository. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Chafee, Zechariah, 1885-1957. MS 65-1896 

Papers, 1895-1957. 18 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives 

r'lSSSK °*JT at HarVanL ' Correspondence, diaries 
(1895-1927), addresses, commonplace-books, literary hb., 
and scrapbooks. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Close, George Henry, 1874-1952. MS 65 ~ 1897 

Papers, 1898-1952. 5 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of classical archaeology at Harvard Corre- 
spondence, chiefly official and professional, and lecture notes. 
repS mveStlgators onl y u P° n P riOT application to the 

Information on literary rights Available in repository. 

Ccais, Louis, 1879-1942 . MS 65-1898 

Papers, 1909-42. 5 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
turXoteT ° f Fren ° h Uteratnre - Correspondence and lee- 
Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Copeland, Charles Townsend, 1860-1952 ^ 6 ^ 18 " 

Correspondence, 1882-1952. 1 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives! 
Professor of rhetoric and oratory at Harvard. 
repS. 10 mveStigators onl y u Pon prior application to the 
Information on literary rights available in repository. 

Cross, Samuel Hazzard, 1891-1946 ^ 65 ~ 19 °° 

Papers, 1912-46. 10 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives 
Pr^^ 501 ' ° f ^ literatures aad languages at Harvard. 
mTv ^ e ^ nde ^ < 1M6 -«>. notes on study in Ger- 
CW ffi r W) ' ^d 1 ?** 8 . articles, and lecture no£L 
^TJ^f ^V ^™ is k the archives of the Divi- 
sion or Modern Languages. 

reS^iy 5 . *""*«**" "^ U P°* prior application to the 
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_■■..- MS 65-1901 

Croaer, William John, 1892-1955. 
Papers, 1912-55. 6 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of general physiology at Harvard. Corre- 
spondence (1918-55) and student notes. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Edgell, George Harold, 1887-1954. MS 65-1802 

Papers, 1929-35. 1ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of fine arts at Harvard and director of Museum 
oi * me Arts, Boston. Lectures and essays. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Ford, James, 1884-1944. MS65-1903 

Papers, 1909-44. 7 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of social ethics at Harvard and executive direc- 
tor of Better Homes in America." Correspondence, lec- 
tures, and material on courses and students. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. r 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Hanns, Paul Henry, 1855-1941. MS 65-1904 

Papers, 1891-1941. 9 ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of history and the art of teaching at Harvard. 
Correspondence and autobiographical notes. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Haring, Clarence Henry, 1885-1960 MS«5-1905 

Papers, 1905-60. 5 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 
hSSTV* Latin ; Ame ri ca n history and economics at 
Harvard^ Correspondence (1928-60), addresses, and lec 

repSry 5 . inV6Stigators "dy upon prior application to the 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

Hart, Albert Bushnell, 1854-1943 MS 65 ~ 1906 

Papers, 1874-1940. 21 ft. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of history and government at Harvard. Cor- 
respondence (family and professional), bibliography, and 
teaching notes. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. .*-*- 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

h—j T „ MS65-1907 

Henderson, Lawrence Joseph, 1878-1942 

Papers, 1905-42. 8 .ft. 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of biological chemistry at Harvard. Corre- 
spondence, lectures, notebooks, and other papers. 
^Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 

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MS 65-1908 
ffillyer, Robert Silliman, 1895-196L 

Papers, 1940-45. 2 boxes and 1 folder. 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Poet and professor of English at Harvard University and 
the University of Delaware. Correspondence and chapel 
talks. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 65-1909 
Holmes, Henry Wyman, 1880-1960. 
Correspondence, 1909-49. 6 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor and dean of the Graduate School of Education 
at Harvard. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 65-1910 
Johnson, Lewis Jerome, 1867-1952. 
Papers, 1888-1948. 14 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of civil engineering at Harvard. Correspond- 
ence, addresses, and notebooks. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS 65-1911 
Jones, GrinneD, 1884-1947. 

Correspondence, 1912-47. 3 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of chemistry at Harvard. Professional corre- 
spondence. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 

MS65-1913 
EeUey, Truman Lee, 1884-196L 
Papers, 1930-54. 1ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of education at Harvard. Correspondence and 
other papers. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1913 
Kittredge, George Lyman, 1860-1941. 
Papers, 1886-1941. 44 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of English literature at Harvard. Correspond- 
ence (family and professional), notes, and scrapbooks. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1914 
Lamb, Arthur Becket, 1880-1952. 
Papers, 1912-52. 48 ft 
In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of chemistry at Harvard. Correspondence, dia- 
ries, articles, book reviews, lecture notes, and speeches. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1915 
Lanman, Charles Rockwell, 1850-1941. 

Papers, 1863-1938. 47 ft 

In Harvard University Archives. 

Professor of Sanskrit at Harvard. Correspondence 
(1873-1936), diaries (1863-1938), financial records, lec- 
tures, and scrapbooks. 

Open to investigators only upon prior application to the 
repository. 

Information on literary rights available in the repository. 



MS 65-1916 
Coolidge, Thomas Jefferson, 1863-1912. 

Letter books, 1890-1911. 6 ft 

In Harvard University, Graduate School of Business Ad- 
ministration, Baker library. 

Banker, investor, and organizer and chief officer of the 
Old Colony Trust Company, Boston, Mass. Outgoing let- 
ters relating to investments in railroads, textiles, and other 
fields; together with a folder of incoming material relating 
to Georgia delegates for Taft in 1908. Includes a type- 
written letter from Theodore Roosevelt 

Typewritten list in the library. 

Gift of William A Coolidge, 1964. 



MS 65-1917 
Berdabl Clarence Arthur, 1890- 

Papers, 1921-59. 9 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of political science, chairman of the Division 
of Social Sciences and of the Dept of Political Science at 
the University of Illinois. Correspondence; statistical and 
narrative reports by departmental and university commit- 
tees; drafts of addresses, lectures, and talks to prof essional 
and political groups; evaluations and recommendations of 
applicants for academic or governmental positions; and 
related material. The correspondence concerns the Ameri- 
can Association of University Professors, American Politi- 
cal Science Association, American Society of International 
Law, Brookings Institution, Commission to Study the 
Organization of Peace, Midwest Conference of Political 
Scientists, and Midwest Seminar on U. S. Foreign Policy. 
Correspondents include Kenneth Colegrove, Irving Dilliard, 
Paul H. Douglas, John Fairlie, Harold J. LasM, and 
Quincy Wright 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 



MS 65-1918 
Draper, Andrew Sloan, 1848-1913. 

Papers, 1892-1913. 8 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

President of the University of Illinois, and superintend- 
ent of public instruction in New York State and in Cleve- 
land, Ohio. Letters to Draper from university presidents, 
educators, parents, and others concerning University of Illi- 
nois administration, faculty and student affairs, technical 
and agricultural education, correspondence schools, legisla- 
tive affairs, and Rhodes scholarships; letters concerning 
housing and sewerage in Champaign-Urbana, 111.: letters 
from friends and educators concerning Draper's law and 
education career in New York State and in Ohio, expressions 
of sympathy and a 64-page nurse's record of Draper's illness 
after losing a leg in a carriage accident (1902) ; correspond- 
ence of Draper with Nicholas M. Butler concerning the pas- 
sage of the New York Education Dept "unification bills," 
and New York politics; letters and scrapbooks concerning 
his work in education, his illness, and his death. Corre- 
spondents include James B. Angell, James E. Armstrong, 



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Bs-aper, Andrew Sloan, 1848-1913. 
{Continued) 

WiUim Bryan, Thomas J. Burrffl, John W. Cook, R T 
Crane, Melvil Dewe^Frank Gunsaulus, G. Stank* Hali' 

rSf J"? St ^ C ?? ir McE «l^y. George MacLeaZ 
Charles M. Moss, David Murray, Cyrus NorthruD AH 
Pattengffl Kobert H. Pratt, E. d'B^ibGsSui^ 

fcfn R ^ P 1 ^ 68 * SMnner ' ^ank Strong, TO^' 
Thompson, Charles Thwing, and Charles Van Hisf 
Described in the repository's control card file. 

Forte* Stephen Alfred, 1844-1930. MS 66-1919 

Correspondence, 1871-1911. 20 ft 
Li" University of Illinois, University Archives. 
professor and museum curator of natural history, and 

t^^ 010 ^* 1 ®*"*- Correspondence wi^'enS 
ao ogists, zoology agricultural experiment station di- 

M^S ^ ms Pf ctors ' ^ others > seeming natural 
history ^ng and research problems, professional me£ 
Xl d "WMiti*, exhibitions, publications, public 
iST? ^P'T ^ of ^terest in entomology and na<° 
ural history, legislation, inspection, employment and perC 
sonnel matters, field operations and confaXrfmsert r2ts 

ssrs&K"* bug ? -■ i895 ' ■■* *» *^sr; 

1908), related topics, and personal matters. 

Described, with a selected list of correspondente, in the 
repository's control card file. ^^ m ^ 

Gamer, James Wilford, 1871-1938. MS 65 ~ 1920 

Papers, 1830-1942. 3 ft. 
In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

rwff*? P °^ 1Cal Science at ^ University of Illinois. 
Correspondence; diary (1920-21); book reviews and bi£ 
graphical material (1942 compiled by John A. FairiiV 

municipal government, and Americanism; reprints of pub- 
S °°2 rela *f* to K^^tnxction in Mississippi crLSnll 
law and political science, the American and toe fS 
governments and legal systems, international law, foreign 
S L^ 7 rid . peace, arbitration, the Monroe i£3 
and Latin ^ American affairs, the World Court and the 
League of Nations, fascism, nazism, and wax thread notes 

Swl U ^ ° f Chica ^°' and at CoSia Un ! 
2''!?^ ^ (1934) fr om poUtical scientists; 
clippings on lectures in France and Great Britain: addresses 

rrlST^ fl la i- ■"* • n J ° t - eS ' P"*""". and photos. 
•Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 

lliasjis Natural History Society. MS 6S ~ mi 

Records, 1858-85. 2 ft" 
In University of Illinois, University Archives, 
in part, transcripts (typewritten) 

byW S C d ^^^ PUI ^ ne,1 .^ "^ institution and 
Dyiaws, lists of members, financial statements, proceedings. 
copies of abstracts of scientific papers read at m^etiS 

lE^3 y wl ereS ° luti0n ^ 1871 ) transfertng 6 ^ 
Natural History Society property including the Museu^n to 
the Illinois State Board of EducationTand other p™ 
Includes proceedings of the Illinois Natural hK*J&£ 

$h«^ ^Tn Sta . te Natural Hist0I 7 Society, ^d^e 
2S nL^Fl Associati on of Natural History; and a 
EST IT! - ^f Cretary on the discussion, organL- 

^Z d rf? c° f ^ 80det y- Correspondents Sdude 

cT£ f^^ 1 St6phen ^ Forbes ' G - H- F ™<*> Don 
C.Taft, Cyrus Thomas, and A. H. Worthen. 
Described in the repository's control card file. 



t- ^j ,. , MS 65-1922 

James, Edmund Janes, 1855-1925 

Papers, 1886-1919. 73 ft. 
In University of Illinois, University Archives 
President of the University of Illinois. Correspondence 
(some personal and family), diaries, reports, memoranda, 
scrapbooks, publications, and files received from or sent to 
trustees, deans, other university administrators, the faculty 
and the public Includes correspondence of James with his 
wife and children, and with other relatives and educators, 
economists, politicians, and others on family business, uni- 
versity affairs, politics, economics, education, and other sub- 

] ?™- ^ e ^F (63 *•) of *• material concerns University 
of Illinois administration and dates from 1904 to 1919 Cor 
respondents include Johannes Conrad, Charles DeGarmo, 
Hamlin Garland, Norman Waite Harris, Julia Lathrop 
Simon K Patton, Theodore Roosevelt, Lorado Taft, Graham 
Taylor, and Leonard Wood. 
Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 



Larson, Laurence Marcellus, 1868-1938 

Papers, 1876-1938. fi ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of history at the University of Illinois. Corre- 
spondence relating to history, staff appointments, travel, 
publications, and the American Historical Asso^tion] 
autobiographical material; legal papers; notes; mss of 
writings; reprints; and other papers. Includes class records 
and notes relating tocourses taken at Drake University and 
the University of Wisconsin and courses taught in high 
schools ^student papers, dissertations, monographs, articled 
and addresses prepared by Larson on medieval Angle? 
Saxon and Norse history and law, Norwegiaa-Americanhis- 
tory, the political situation in Europe in the early ooth 
^ lt fFJ ncluding tba attempt to fix responsibility for 
World War i upon Germany; notes of lectures and semi- 
nars taught by Frederick Jackson Turner and Charles H. 
iiaskms; and research, lecture, and bibliographical notes, 
and syllabi relating to the study .and teaching of EngUsh 
history and the history .of medieval Europe. iSfes 

SSBESS^^ *** TWore Ble ^ L - 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 



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Lohmann, Karl Baptiste, 1887-1963. 
Papers, 1914H63. 13 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 
Professor of landscape architecture and citv and regional 
planning at the University of Illinois. Correspondence, mss 
of writings, published articles, reports and surveys, note&i 
photosL, clippings, and maps and course material relating to 
landscape architecture, planning (city, regional, county, and 
rural), professional associations, planning commissions, 
campus plans, economic bases, farms, forest, housing, indus- 
try land use, parks, public buildings, recreation, schools, 
smoke, streets, traffic, water and zoning. Correspondents 
™" ude Carol Aronovici, Harland Bartholomew, Joseph C 
Blair Charles DeTurk, Henry V. Hubbard, Evert Kineaid,' 
JohnNolen, James S. Pray, Hideo Sasaki, Stanley White 
and Henry Wright ' 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 



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MS65-1925 
Lybyer, Albert Howe, 1876-1949. 

Papers, 1876-1949. 19 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

University history professor. Correspondence, diaries, 
memoranda, notes, photos., mbs. of 'writings, bibliography 
slips, and finaTwnnl records relating to courses taken by 
Lybyer at Princeton and Harvard Universities and courses 
taught at Bobert College (Constantinople), Oberlin, and 
the University of Illinois; service with The Inquiry (CoL 
House's commission of inquiry into terms of peace, 1918), 
the American Commission to Negotiate Peace, 1919, and 
the King-Crane Commission on Mandates in Turkey, 1919 
(American Commission on Mandates in Turkey) ; schools 
and relief in the Near East; travel in the U. S-, Europe, 
and the Near East; articles, addresses,and radio talks; serv- 
ice on university and historical association committees; 
bibliographies on the Ottoman Empire; conservation; 
mathematics; real estate investments in Florida, Iowa, 
Indiana, and Illinois; family history and genealogy; and 
personal affairs. 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 

MS65-1936 
Murphy, Lawrence WiBiam. 

Papers, 1920-63. 1 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor and director of the School of Journalism at 
the University of Illinois. Correspondence, addresses, re- 
ports, reprints, photos., clippings, publications, and related 
documents concerning the teaching of journalism in univer- 
sities, the history of journalism, professional associations, 
editorial work, administration of the School of Journalism, 
including planning a building for it, studies and notes of 
students and alumni. Includes material relating to the 
Editor's Hall of Fame, 1930 ; and a duplicated 118-page col- 
lection of biographical sketches of journalists. 

Described in the repository's control card file. 

MS 65-1927 
Neiswanger, Wflnam Addison, 1900- 

Papers, 1950-53. 1 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

In part, transcripts (typewritten). 

Professor of economics at the University of Illinois. 
Three scrapbooks containing clippings from Champaign, 
Urbana, and Chicago, HL, newspapers relating to the Col- 
lege of Commerce and Business Administration and the 
Dept of Economics controversies, May 1950-July 1951, 
with contemporary marginal notations by Neiswanger; and 
copies of mimeographed statements and typewritten letters 
relating to Dean Harold R Bowen, qualifications of the 
College of Commerce faculty, administrative procedures, 
and reorganizations, May 1950-June 1951. 

MS 65-1928 
Noyes, William Albert, 1857-1941. 

Papers, 1870-1942. 8 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of chemistry at the University of Illinois. 
Correspondence, mss. of writings, essays, photos., notebooks, 
and other papers. Includes correspondence with his col- 
leagues on chemical problems; laboratory notebooks, 1895- 
1934; correspondence and mss. on early investigations into 
the structure of camphoric acid and tie camphoric series, 
and of his later studies on valence, electron theory, ioniza- 
tion and their relationship to organic chemistry; notebooks 
and correspondence from Noyes' student years at Iowa Col- 
lege and Johns Hopkins University ; files concerning Noyes' 
editorship of several journals relating to chemistry ; corre- 
spondence and mss. (1920-40) On war, the economy, fascism, 
interventionism, religion, and similar subjects; and personal 
correspondence with family and friends. Correspondents 



include Roger Adams, Marston Bogart, Arthur Cspper 5 
Arthur Compton, Charles Jackson, Arthur B. Lamb. Gil- 
bert Lewis, Charles Marie, Robert S. MulKken, Linus Paul- 
ing, Ira Remsen, Theodore Richards, Albert Shaw, Charles 
M. Sheldon, Alexander Smith, Julius StiegEts, and Wil- 
helm Willstaetter. 
Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 

MS 65-1929 
(Hdfather, William Abbott, 1880-1945. 

Papers, 1904-45. ca.7ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of classics at the University of Illinois. Cor- 
respondence (chiefly 1936-45), memoranda, reports, studies; 
notes, reviews, mss. of writings and related material con- 
cerning classical writings, publications, students, traveling 
and teaching abroad, hiking and canoeing, affairs of na- 
tional and local professional and political organizations, 
university administration, and research. 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 

v MS 65-198© 

Paleontologkal Society. 

Records, 1908-62. 1ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Correspondence, agenda, proceedings, membership lists 
and applications, newsletters, brochures, statements, ana 
questionnaires by the secretaries of the society and relating 
to the organization of the society in 1908, affiliation with 
professional organizations, committee work, annual meet- 
ings, Pacific Coast branch, publications, abstracts, organiza- 
tion of the American Geological Institute, and related 

toPICS " MS 65-1931 

Powell, Burt Eardley, 1867- 

Papers, 1914-18. 3 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

In part, transcripts. 

Director of public information at the University ol Ilii-^ 
nois. Work files jor Powell's Semi-centennial history of 
the University of Illinois (1918) and other material In- 
cludes transcripts of letters and newspaper articles deslfeg 
with the work of Jonathan B. Turner, Bronson Murray, and 
others; the passage of the Morrill act and the founding of 
the University of Illinois; lists of material copied from the 
State Historical Library and indexes to the Turner and 
Murray material; reminiscences by Joseph O. Ctamunghsm, 
C. Robinson Griggs.>and Adelia Potter Reynolds; and bio- 
graphical sketches of Mathias L. Dunlap, John M. Gregory, 
and the first board of trustees. 

Unpublished folding aid in the repository. 

MS 65-193$ 
Shannon, Fred Albert, 1893-1963. 

Papers, 1923-«1. 3 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of history at the University of Illinois. Cor- 
respondence (1955-61); mss. and proofs of Saaanoa s E 
America's economic growth (1950), American farmers' 
movements (1957), The farmers' last frontier (1945), and 
An appraisal of Walter P. Webb's The great plains (1939) i 
book reviews and commentaries; lecture notes; student pa- 
pers and shorter mbs. on historical subjects. 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 

* ■* KS 65-183?. 

Sharp, Eatherine Luanda, 1865-1914. 

Papers, 1881-1963. 1ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

In part, photocopies. 

Librarian and director of the Library School at the Uai- 
versity of Illinois. Diplomas, photocopies of soairce *es- 
terial (1881-98 and 1907-19), memorial letters (ISli)? 
correspondence, research notes, photos., and mss. of writings 
(1962-63) accumulated by Rose Phelps and by JLaorel 
Grotzinger in writing biographies of Miss Sharp. 



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Sherman, Stuart Pratt, 1881-1926 ** 65 ~ 1934 

Papers, 1903-26. 4 ft 
^University of mum, University Archi ves 
Pressor of English at the Unirisityoflilmois. Cor 

articles, talks, addressesTreTw^^plSStSh^ 
and his writing; clippines (V&vLw\Zt- , l, ^? heman 

correspondence on the awarding of Pulitzerwke. rSSS 

elude Sherwood Anderson, Irvine Babbitt ZTT 
Hamlin Garland, Ellen (STS T*" £"" ?' 

leyThorndike, and Oswald Garrison VUlart/ ° arett ' Ast " 
Descnbed in the repository's control card file. 

Stephens, Carl, 1884-195L MS 65-1935 

Papers, 1915-51. 7 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives 
sity TfT ° fficer ' V 1 " 1 **»*« of tie Univer- 
aSnnfhS^I;- pampcodance (1927-50) with the 
ftTSVt. bl ographical dippings and notes used in the wrk> 
mg of Stephens' unpublished 1947 history of the UniverTtv 

^ub^^'S^ ) d < U i a ts R ° ta17 ma - 
Unpubhshed finding aid in the repository. 



Talbot, Arthur Newell, 1857-1942 MS ^~ im 

Papers, 1877-1941. l ft. 

£oW^ f • IUin ^ Univers % Archives, 
spondence of Talbot with engineers the »hm^ • *" 

•»«; -pies of SLxs SL&see p r 

S ^0?'^^' -*' ^^-d ^aniSry^neS 
U894? „„^ °- rep0rtS on ** Wabash Kver pXtion 

atou?S,^ — ° 1S - al,mmi ^ facult 7; and clippS 
£ fillip S r™» m «*»* ^y construction 

Described in the repository's control card file. 



Release, William, 1857-1945 MS 65-1937 

Papers, 1888-1941. 1ft 
In University of IUinois, University Archives. 

BaTSSmm?'^ ° f * h 5 Dvt ° f Botaa y at *• Univer- 
WUUam Hk££ ^^ondence, chiefly prior to 1920, with 

IdlK Pemtmta of PubUc Gard «^ Jamaica: 
and with botanists, curators, and collectors inNorthlnd 



Central America, Europe, and Jamaica dealing with re- 
SSLTM^ ***?&?*> acquisition and loaTofl ^eciment 
nomenclature, publication and exchange of puMicaSon? 
field trips; two letters (1941) to CarlStephen!"S^ 
and related material. F"«=us, aaaresses, 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 



Ward, Henry Baldwin, 1865-1945 MS 65-1938 

Papers, 1885-1960. 1ft 

In University of Dlmoia, University Archives. 

Professor and head of the Dept of ZooWv *t *fc« rr„- 
v**ty of Illinois. ^Correspondence, biogSScaf ££& 
reprints, reports, photos, and chppingsl^ating^c^wX 
career as dean of the Nebraska .lfifiSl fich^i**^ 
paralogy, Alaska and Pacific ISZTZ «Jo^?' £ 
Parasitology", scientific meetings, S& fiLw Sn?L5 

(1927) on the duty of the state conwsrning medical research 

Biological Cycles; reports on Ward's zoological library and 
Lsts of his publications; a 16 mm. film (ca. 1925) on7fidd 
X^T^oT/ 193 ^ ^'--^ts^d 



Willard, Arthur Cutis, 1878- ^ $W939 

Papers, 1900-56. 122 ft. and 3 boxes. 
In University of Illinois, University Archives, 
professor of heating and ventilating, head of the Dent 
oi : Mechanical . Engineering, acting defn of the cSege of 
Engineering, director of the Engineering ExpermWSu 

Srr^^T d ^i 19 ^ 6) ^^^ v ^o?^S. 
Correspondence, addresses, notes, reports, blueprints and 
tracings, reprints of articles, technical literature,^,toW 
test data, statistical material, photos, andcfi^SS 

verS?f^r ! 1 ar< t Pr0Sr r s ' P«**sional affiwS 
versity and departmental administrarinn =„j «-"*"s, uni 

ty SZ St""- ( ^T^ T™**' ** cE£sffi 
way, and the St. Louis Subway. The bulk (108 fT? n t +£ 

papers consists of correspondence, repor^inioraida filt 

and pubbcations relating to Willard's «^r^t,;^.« ^ 

president of the University of mSr admHustrataon » 

Unpublished finding aid in the repository. 



Zekny, Charles, 1878-1939. MS 65-1940 

Papers, 1890-1944. ca. 2 ft 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Professor of zoology at the University of Illinois. Cor- 

responden« ,, notes, lecture notes and lectures (1903-08), and 

™L fi ^^^cerning zoological research, graduate 

T^ **?* i b j >ratol 7 ^ork, teaching, acadenJc^S! 

C B W^ rt r^" fc ^P nUi '^ andfamifyand 
financial affairs. Includes correspondence of ZelenywSi Ws 

sri^to^^ ^ d r ^ search ': correspondence with i 
™?i ^^cernmg regeneration, experimental embryoW 
and heredity, and a biographical sketch (1944) ofleS 
Correspondents include Charles B . Daven^rt cS & 

UnpubKshed finding aid in the repository. 



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MS 66-1941 
Znppke, Robert Carl, 1879-1957. 

Papers, 1921-57. 3 ft. 

In University of Illinois, University Archives. 

Football coach. Correspondence concerning football 
coaches, players and games, and coaching conditions, the 
Athletic Board's attempt to oust Znppke from the Univer- 
sity of Illinois in 1938, reminiscences, stories, books, maga- 
zine articles, newspaper clippings, personal visits and trips, 
speakng engagements, football awards and honors, paint- 
ings, art exhibits, and gifts, health, and financial and family 
matters; msb. of talks, interviews, and articles by Znppke; 
diagrams of famous plays such as the "flying trapeze" and 
the "flea flicker"; and pencil and crayon sketches and exam- 
ples of Zuppke's "Ned Brant" comic strip. Correspondents 
include George Ade, Milton Alexander, George Clark, 
Harold Grange, George Halas, Ernest Lovejoy, Charles 
Moynihan, Albert Nowack, Milton Olander, James Peter- 
son, Harold Pogue, Grantland Bice, Merritt Schoenfeld, 
Paul Slater, Carl Voyles, Christy Walsh, Arch Ward, Glenn 
Warner, Arthur Willard, and Jack Wilson. 



MS65-1942 
Iowa. State FUammg Board. 

Becords, 1934-ca. 1940. ca. 400 items. 

In Iowa State University of Science and Technology li- 
brary (Ames) 

Papers assembled for the board's social studies, includinsr 
typewritten and mimeographed documents and hand-drawn 
maps relating to business research, education, farm tenancy, 
health and housing, population and social trends, recrea- 
tional resources, soil conservation, and water resources. 

Mimeographed bibliographies and catalog cards m the 
library. '"_.- 

Permanent deposit from the Executive Council of Iowa, 
194L 

MS 65-1943 
Iowa. State University of Science and Technology, Ames. 
IAbrary. 

Iowa State history collection, 1858-1965. ca. 15 ft. 

In Iowa State University of Science and Technology li- 
brary (Ames) 

Includes correspondence (1889-1931) of Louis Hermann 
Pammel, botanist, conservationist, and professor at Iowa 
State College, containing correspondence with his student, 
George Washington Carver, and papers relating to the Iowa 
State Soil Conservation Committee, Iowa State Park Com- 
mission, and Iowa Academy of Science. 

MS 65-1944 
Gardner, Isabella (Stewart) 1840-1924. 
Correspondence, 1886-1923. 182 items. 
In Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston, Mass.) 
Art gallery owner, of Boston, Mass. Letters from Ber- 
nard Berenson, Mary Berenson, Francis Marion Crawford, 
and John Singer Sargent. 

MS 65-1945 
Abel, John Jacob, 1857-1938. 

Papers, 1857-1939. 63 ft. 

In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library. 

Professor of pharmacology at Johns Hopkins _ School of 
Medicine. Correspondence, diaries, mbs. of writings, note- 
books, documents, clippings, and pictures. 

Unpublished name index of correspondence in the library. 

Access permitted to accredited scholars upon written ap- 
plication. 

Deposited, by Dr. Abel's sons, 1940. 



MS65-1946 
Dandy, Walter Edward, 1886-1946. 
Papers, 1920's and 1930's. 6ft 

In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library. 
Professor of neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University. 
Correspondence and case reports of neurosurgical patients. 
Access permitted to accredited scholars upon written ap- 
plication. 
Gift, ca. 1960. 

MS 65-1947 
Halsted, William Stewart, 1852-1922. 
Papers, ca. 1850-1922. 18 ft 

In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library 
Professor of surgery at Johns Hopkins University. Gen- 
eral and family correspondence, msb. of writings, and 

Unpublished name index of correspondence in the Hbrary. 
Access permitted to accredited scholars upon written ap- 
plication. 
Gift of the Halsted estate, ca. 1940. 

MS65-1948 
Herter, Christian Archibald, 1865-1910. 

Papers, 1887-1920. ca. 250 items. 

In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library. 

Professor of pharmacology at the College of Physicians 
and Surgeons, and member of the board of directors, Rocke- 
feller Institute. Personal correspondence, reprints, dip- 
pings, pictures, and other memorabilia. Includes corn* 
spondence with William H Welch regarding the planning 
of Rockefeller Institute, New York City. 

Access permitted to accredited scholars upon request 

Gift of Dr. Peyton Rous, Rockefeller Institute, 1955. 

MS65-1949 

Jenner, Edward, 1749-1823. 

Letters, 1787-1822. ca. 100 items. 

In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library. 

English physician and discoverer of vaccination. Letters 
relating to vaccination and other medical and scientific sub- 
jects, mostly to medical colleagues. 

Access permitted to accredited scholars upon written ap- 
plication. 

Gift of Dr. Henry Barton Jacobs, 1931. 

MS 65-1950 
Kelly, Howard Atwood, 1858-1943. 

Papers, 1875-1937. 15 ft. ■< 

In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library. 
Professor of gynecology at Johns Hopkins University. 
Correspondence, mss. of writings, notes, scrapbooks, and 



Access permitted to accredited scholars upon written ap- 
plication. 
Gift of the Kelly estate, 1960. 

MS65-1951 

Lecture notes, 1809-13. 4 v. „,,-,,., T - v „ 
In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library 
Notes on lectures given by Benjamin Rush and Philip 
Syng Physick, professors of medicine at the University ot 

Pennsylvania. 
Gift of Dr. Howard A. Kelly. 

MS 65-1952 

MalL Franklin Paine, 1862-1917. 

Correspondence, 1884-1914. ca.^50 items. 

In Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library. 

Professor of anatomy at Johns Hopkins University. 
Correspondence. _ ■■ ■ ... „ 

Access permitted to accredited scholars upon written ap- 
plication. 

Gift of Dr. Mall's daughter. 



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Meyer, Adolf, 1866-1950. ^ *^ im 

Papers, ca. 1885-1948. ca. 300 ft 
to J^s Hoplrins University, Welch Medical library 
Professor of psychiatry. Correspondence, diarieTnote- 
^ £LS ^^ J"*™ 8 ?<^ documents, aVpt 

fn A«*ss^tted to accredited scholars; material not yet 
Gift of the estate of Dr. Meyer, 1963. 



Sabin, Florence Rem, 1871-1953 *-!** 

Correspondence, 1903-41. 162 items. 
vLZ£H* W"'! University, Welch Medical library 
Bj-jrf Oology at Johns Hopkins Univer^or- 



plicS. Pennitted to """**•* «*■»» n P°» ^tten ap- 
Gift of Mrs. Margaret Mall Vignoles, 1955. 



Wekh, WflKaai Henry, 1850-1934. ** 6 *~ 1 * 55 

Papers, 1838-1934. 63 ft 

PhnW^Kv"i.2 liwni 2 y ' Welch M^ * 1 ^"-7- 
AiZZr I £ *5f mstol7 of medicine and patholoe/and 

oxwS^wT 1 ^ Corre ^o n dence, diaries,^ 
Unpublished name and subject index inflie library 

pl^ 1 "™ 1 ^ to —•*•■* ■**» *-S ap- 
Gift of Simon Flexner, RockefeUer Institute, ca. 1940. 



Denver, James William, 1817-1892 ^ 6W956 

Papers, 1839-1912. 353 items. ' 
In University of Kansas Library (Lawrence! 
in part, transcripts (typewritten). 

(personal and f^t MSSSXgX£S 
and busmess papers (3864-88). I*tol£%w£ 
mainly to hMrwife, Louisa C. Rombach Denver and hfc 
children ^ in Wilmington, Ohio, from WashingS^. £ dS 
kw fil T 1 Cog™ 33 *™ ™* laterTTmenibe o' Z 

and W n ?x W "i^ d ^ n Ckuns ' ^ ^ Eureka Screw Bolt 
P.^ i M"™**"™* Company, Alexandria, Va. 
partial card index m the library 
Purchase, 1960. 



Ingalls, John James, 1833-1900 MS 65-1957 

Papers, 1859-1902. 148 items and 7 v 
In University of Kansas library (Lawrence) 
Lawyer and U. S. Senator WlLsaTSrreswmdence. 

W^hStot ^- ° aut °8 ni P h rtn**; invitations to 
ct^extK,^^ «*-»»«•-«* 



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Stephens, Kate, 1853-1938. MS 65-1958 

Papers, 1873-1937. 4 ft and 6 v. 
In University of Kansas Library (Lawrence) 

mf^ZZiir 1 ™* ° f S"? at *** U "i^rsity of Kan- 
cL^^ 9 ^ *?** . un P» blls »»«l articles and sclrapbooks. 
Correspondence is mainly with literary figures University 

fc^ 7 f^ kt Tl nht!to whstk *»» Stephims termed "tte 
lies and Ebels of Frank Harris" (1855-1931), espedauTht 
regard to her fianee, Byron Caldwell Smith (lklMem A 

fioS oi^SSS^'*^ t^ 01 ^? <*■<*• "Heart of oak 
W^L C ^5? D o ente 1 ? dude Susan Brownell Anthony, 
St vi^ rt J 5 U ^ th ' Ehner ^^ Stu «t OlivS 
S^ ■? mw ^^igginson, Esther Mary Clark MB, 

wZd is s«fr TarbeU ' a ~ L t< *^ 

Partial card index in the library. Also described in an 
^Published Umversi* of Kansas' dissertation : K 
(S). 8 7 W lfe aDd Writbgs ' by Margaret Habein 

^formation on literary rights available in tte library. 

<*25^ «■*"£ Ste P hens ' 1925 ; ^ her niece, Elizabeth 
Stephens Haughey, 1952. 



Barrows, Ahce, 1878-1954. MS 65-1959 

Papers, 1820-1956. 200 items. 

to University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library 

Educator Letters, publications, clippings, and notel're- 

latmg to Miss Barrows' work in^ucati^sX Tau£ 

'Siriatni.'T fanul y n m ^rial, particularly concerning 

FrtSfilf T WS ^ 18 ^ 1892 ) ; d«>ds (1820-39)3 

gydmrg, Me. ; and notes on impressions of Thomas Brackett 

toformation on ^erary rights available in the library 
Gift of Maxine Wood, 1964. * 



Bkke, Joseph, 1814-1888. MS 6fr " 1W0 

Correspondence, 1856-88. 488 items. 

toformation on literary rights available in the library. 



Condon, Randall Judson, 1862-1931 ^ **~ im 

Papers, 1886-1929. 21 ft. 

to University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library 

JEducator. CoiTespondence, notebooks, and printed matter 
pertaining mainly to Condon's major interests in the kinder- 
garten, vocational education, home. economics, and moral 
education movements. 

toformation on literary rights avaUable in the library 

Gift of Dr. Frank Foster, 1964. 



Eckstonn, Fannie (Hardy) 1865-1946 MS65-1962 

Papers, 1730-1947. ca, 300 items. 

toLTniversity of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 
K.S° I r*°l *$***■** author, of Brewer, Me. Letters, 
i^! dS ' J ^v Cll S? , ? lgS V T and n »tes on ballads and folksongs 
coUected in the Maine-New Brunswick area. Mostlrftbe 
material pnor to 1830 is from printed sources, 

toformation on literary rights available in the library 



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MS 65-1968 
Goodwin, Allen, collector. 

Papers, 1805-1910. 325 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 

Correspondence, maps, clippings, and genealogical mate- 
rial relating to the history, families, and churches of Lib- 
erty, Montville, Palermo, and Union, Me., collected 1880- 
1910, by Goodwin for the purpose of writing a history of 
these towns. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift 



MS 66-1964 
Hamlin, Augustas Choate, 1828-1905. 

Papers, 1861-65. 521 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler library. 

In part, transcripts (handwritten). 

Surgeon and medical inspector during the Civil War and 
physician and geologist, of Bangor, Me. Correspondence, 
reports, and recommendations on hospital conditions in 
Union hospitals in Washington, D. C, and Nashville, Tenru, 
areas. Includes mortality statistics, military orders and cir- 
culars, and seven handwritten translations of French med- 
ical articles. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Jesse Waid, Scarsdale, N. Y., 1965. 



MS 66-1965 
Hamlin, Charles, 1837-1911. 

Papers, 1852-1911. 3 ft 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 

Union Army officer, lawyer, and businessman, of Bangor, 
Me. Correspondence, accounts, and scrapbooks, some con- 
cerning the Civil War, the slate business in Blanchard, Me., 
student days at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me., and pol- 
itics. Includes correspondence of Hamlin's wife, Sarah 
Purinton Thompson Hamlin (d. 1905). 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Louise Hamlin, 1964. 



MS 65-1966 
Hamlin, Charles Eugene, 1861-1921. 

Papers, 1877-1909. ca.3ft 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 

Author and playwright Correspondence of TTnTnlip and 
his wife, Myra Sawyer Hamlin ; mss. of eight plays ; and ms. 
of a biography of Hamlin's grandfather entitled Life and 
times of Hannibal Hamlin (1899) . 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Louise Hamlin, 1964. 



MS 65-1967 
Hamlin, Elijah Livermore, 1800-1870. 

Papers, 1823-66. ca. 475 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 

Lawyer, businessman, historian, and politician, of Maine. 
Correspondence and accounts, primarily concerned with the 
activities of the Fishery Commission under the Reciprocity 
Treaty of 1854 with Great Britain, including surveying the 
rivers of the North American east coast, and four personal 
account books (1823-33 and 1848-62). Includes the papers 
of the following U. S. Commissioners: G. G. Cushman, 1855- 
58, Elijah L Hamlin, 1860-66, and John Hubbard, 1858-60. 
Some letters are .from Canadian Commissioners: John Ham- 
ilton Gray, Joseph Howe, and Moses H. Perley . A number 
of letters are from U. S. Surveyor Richard Cntts, some giv- 
ing accounts of his Civil War service. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Mrs. Jesse Waid, of Scarsdale, N. Y„ 1965. 



__ MS 65-1968 

Hamlin, Ellen Vesta (Emery) 1832-1920. 

Papers, 1833-1920. ca. 2 ft 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 

Correspondence of Mrs. Hamlin, wife of Hannibal Ham- 
lin, of Bangor, Me^ with members of the Hamlin and the 
Stephen Emery families. 

Unpublished card index in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Louise Hamlin, 1964. 



MS 66-1969 
Hill and McLaughlin Company, Bangor, Me. 
Records, 1816-30. 52 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 
Correspondence, bills, and statements of a firm of mer- 
chants. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Elizabeth P. Chandler. 



MS 66-1970 
HiUiard, Heddle, d . 1924, collector. 
Papers, 1832-78. 260 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 
Correspondence, notes, deeds, land records, and mortgages 
of the Old Town, Me, area, and Penobscot River Navigation 
Company certificates. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Cornelia and John H. Billiard, 1958. 



MS 66-1971 
Holmes, EzekieL 1801-1866. 

Papers, 1827-1909. 57 items!. 

In University of Maine, Rajanond H. Fogler Library. 

Editor, legislator, educator, and agriculturist, of Maine. 
Speeches, notes, and records of activities at the Gardiner 
Lyceum, Gardiner, Me. Includes material on Benjamin 
Hale (1797-1863) first principal of the lyceum. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift 



MS 66-1972 
IngersolL George W 1803-1860. 

Papers, 1835-56. 100 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 
Lawyer, businessman, and Collector of the Port of Ban- 
gor, Me. Letters, bills, and receipts, mostly pertaining to 
logging in Maine. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of Allen Goodwin, Palermo, Me. 
The library also has transcripts ( ty pewr i t t en) of most 



MS66-1978 
Ireland, Charles Rogers. 

Papers of Charles Rogers Ireland and James Rogers, 
1806-94. 6 ft 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogler Library. 

Account books (21 vols.), bills, and receipts of a store run 
by Ireland and James Rogers, storekeepers and postmasters, 
of Stetson, Me.; and records (1877-88) of the Stetson Post 
Office. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Robert W. Daigle and Nelson O. Newcombe. 



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Pi-Sree, David,* 1863. ^^^ 

Katahdin Iron Works papers, 1846-68. 2 ft 
In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogier Library. 
Correspondence, account books, inventories, transporta- 
tion records, iron tickets (receipts), and hotel and farm rec- 
ords. Relates chiefly to the two mining and ore processing 
companies of which Pingree was president: the Katahdin 
Iron Works Company of Bangor, Me., and the Katahdin 
Iron Works of Piscataquis Co., Me. 

Described in A history of the Katahdin Iron Works 
(1965) by Joel W. Eastman (a University of Maine Mas- 
ter's thesis). 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 
Gift of George D. Carlisle, on behalf of his mother, Mrs. 
George T. Carlisle, 1965. 

T , _. . _, MS 65-1875 

Thompson, Dixie W 

Papers, 1824-55. 100 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogier Library 

Sea captain, of Topsham, Me. Correspondence between 
Thompson and his wife and daughter, mainly describine 
his sea voyages. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Gift of Louise Hamlin, 1964. 

Thompson, Edwin H MS 65-1976 

Papers, 1842-91. 85 items. 

In University of Maine, Raymond H. Fogier Library 
Sea captain, of Thomaston, Me. Business correspond- 
ence and account sheets relating to the ship Challenger. 
Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Louise Hamlin, 1964. 

«. . ™ _ MS 65-1977 

Miami, Fla. Public Library. 

Florida authors' manuscripts, 1951-65. 15 ft. (132 items) 
In Miami, Fla. Public Library. 

Mss and galleys of books, short stories, and poems from 
54 authors. 
Gifts from various authors. 

■v . . . MS66-1978 

Kerlan, frvin, 1912-1963, collector. 

Children's literature collection, ca. 1800-1963? 17 ft ca. 
10,000 items, and 23 file drawers. "' 

In University of Minnesota Library, Dept. of Special 
Collections. 

Physician and consultant on children's literature. Cor- 
respondence of authors, illustrators, and publishers; authors 
and illustrator's book dummies, original art (ca 10,000 
items); and mss^ galleys and proofs of children's books. 
Includes M8S. and galleys of the work of Irving Adler, Carol 
Ryrie Brink, Marguerite Henry, Jim Kjelgaard, Jean Lee 
Latham, and Alison Uttley ; and art work of Edward Ardiz- 
zone, Emma Brock, Wesley Dennis, Roger Duvoisin, Clem- 
ent Hurd, Maurice Sendak, Louis SlobodMn, Harvey Weiss, 
Kurt Werth, and Kurt Wiese. Correspondents include Lili 
CasseL Jim Kjelgaard, Barbara Latham, Robert Lawson, 
Kathenne Milhous, Lucy Fitch Perkins, Maurice Sendak, 
Louis Slobodkin, Leonard Weisgard, and other noted chil- 
dren's authors and illustrators. 

Unpublished description in the library. Also described in 
A brief guide to the manuscripts, original art, and letters 
from authors and artists in the Kerlan collection of chil- 
dren's literature, by the University of Minnesota Library, 
Dept. of Special Collections (1963). 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposited by Dr. Kerlan; gifts from various sources. 



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MS 65-1970 

Minnesota. University. Library. James Ford Bell Collec- 
tion. 

Merchants and travelers' papers, 1300-1800. 100 items. 

In University of Minnesota Library, James Ford Bell 
Collection. 

Letters, diaries, memoranda, mercantile accounts, travel 
narratives, customs information, and other material relating 
to mercantile and exploration activities. 

Some of the papers are described in The James Ford Bell 
Collection; a list of additions, 1951-1954 and 1955-1969, 
compiled by John Parker. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

» „ „ „ MS 65-1980 

Ford, Gny Stanton, 1873-1962. 

Papers, 1885-1959. 15 ft 

In University of Minnesota Library, University Archives. 

Historian, educator, and president of the University of 
Minnesota. Correspondence, speeches, and publications 
(1895-1954) ; and reports (1925-38) of the Social Science 
Research Council. Includes material concerning the Amer- 
ican Committee for the Study of War Documents, American 
Council of Learned Societies, American Foundation for 
Pharmaceutical Education, American Historical Associa- 
tion, American National Council on Intellectual Coopera- 
tion, American Philosophical Society, Brown University, 
Hall of Fame for Great Americans, Harpers monthly maga- 
zine, John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, Na- 
tional Bureau of Economic Research, National Council for 
Historic Sites and Buildings, National Research Council, 
Phi Beta Kappa, and the University of Minnesota. Cor- 
respondents include James Rowland Angell, Frank Aydelott, 
Charles A. Beard, Carl L. Becker, Solon J. Buck, Merle E. 
Curti, John Franklin Jameson, Waldo G. Leland, William 
James Mayo, Henry Allen Moe, Wallace Notestein, and 
Amos Stagg. 

Unpublished description in the 'ibrary. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

v . x _,_ , MS 65-1981 

Krey, August Charles, 1887-1961. 

Papers, 1910-55. 16 ft. 

In University of Minnesota Library, University Archives. 

University professor, historian, and chairman of the His- 
tory Dept. of the University of Minnesota. Correspondence, 
working papers, and unpublished reports of the American 
Association of University Professors, 1932-39; the Amer- 
ican Historical Association Commission on Investigation of 
Social Studies in the Schools, 1919-39; and the National 
Council for the Social Studies, 1923-55. Correspondents 
include Charles A Beard, Frederick Sharer Crofts, Jim 
Dan HilL Dana C. Monro, Louis J. Paetow, and George C 
Sellery. 6 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

_ ' MS 65-1982 

Walter, Frank Keller, 1874-1945. 

Papers, 1900-43. 7 ft 

In University of Minnesota Library, University Archives. 

Librarian of the University of Minnesota. Correspond- 
ence and its. of an unpublished history of the University 
of Minnesota Library. Includes many letters from most 
of the nationally known librarians of the first half of the 
20th cent Correspondents include J. Christian Bay 
Charles H Brown, Melvil Dewey, Thomas Fleming, Milton 
E. Lord, Archibald MacLeish, Carl H Mikm Christopher 
Morley, Louis Shores, and H B. Van Hosen. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

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MS 65-1983 
Walling, Frederick John, 1866-1947. 

Papers, 1884-1948. 7 ft. 

In University of Minnesota Library, University Archives. 

Pharmacist, educator, and dean of the University of Min- 
nesota College of Pharmacy. Correspondence with out- 
standing men in the fields of pharmacy and pharmaceutical 
education, reports, speeches, and publications relating to the 
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, American 
Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties, American Insti- 
tute of the History of Pharmacy, American Pharmaceutical 
Association, Minneapolis Civic and Commerce A "»""■*' fw, 
Minneapolis Division of National Safety Council, Minne- 
apolis Society of Fine Arts, Minnesota State Pharmaceuti- 
cal Association, National Association of Boards of Phar- 
macy, National Association of Betail Druggists, and United 
States Pharmaceutical Board. Correspondents include Wil- 
liam C. Alpers, Howard Armbruster, Wilhelm Bodeman, 
Charles E. Caspari, W. W. Charters, John B. Christgau, 
Andrew 6. DuMez, Reginald Dyer, Robert 6. Eccles, A. 
Foxton Ferguson (British folksong artist), Hugo Kantro- 
witz, Evander F. Kelly, Edward Kremers, Charles H. La 
Wall, Joseph Price Remington, Lucius E. Sayre, F. A. 
Upsher-Smith, and George Urdang. 

Unpublished description in the library. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 



MS65-1984 
Willard, Frances Elizabeth, 1839-1898. 

Papers, 1855-98. ca. 4000 items. 

In National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 
Frances E. Willard Memorial Library for Alcohol Research 
(Evanston, 111.) 

Educator and reformer. Correspondence, diaries, mss. of 
autobiography and other writings, daily quotations, 
speeches, and poems. Much of the correspondence deals 
with the work of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 
which Miss Willard founded. Includes journals of Miss 
Willard's sister Mary and family letters. Correspondents 
include Susan B. Anthony, Neal Dow, Lady Somerset, Wil- 
liam Stead, and John Greenleaf Whittier. 

Open to investigators under library restrictions. 

Gifts. 

The library also has duplicates of the Susan B. Anthony 
letters. 



MS65-1986 
Dean, Edwin Bbnchard, 1866-1948. 

Research data on the Plymouth Colony of Nebraska, 
1938-42. ca. 150 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
President of Doane College, Crete, Neb. Correspondence, 
clippings, maps, and several drafts of Dean's article, "The 
Plymouth Colony in Jefferson County, Nebraska." 
Gift of Bertha Dean, 1960. 

MS 65-1986 
Friends, Society of. 

Minutes of monthly meetings in Nebraska, 1882-1936. ca. 
150 items. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

Minutes of monthly meetings in Central City (1899- 
1936), Elk Valley (1895-1936), North Loup (1898-1935), 
Palmer (1932-34), Plainview (1907-36), Platte Valley 
(1887-1907), Pleasant HOI (1896-1914), and Spring Bank 
(1882-1936). 

Received from Frederick B. Tolles, librarian, Friends 
Historical Library, Swarthmore College, 1950. 



MS65-1987 
Gray, WflHam. 

Patents, 1898-1911. ca. 300 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
Vice president of the Eureka Manufacturing Company, 
Lincoln, Neb. U. S. and foreign patents relating to Gray's 
inventions of an improved pressure cooker and grain, ore 
and mineral separators. 
Gift of Viola Gray. 



MS65-1888 
Mffldak Ranch Company, North Platte, Neb. 
Records, 1883-1946. ca. 34£00 items. 
In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 
General correspondence, financial records, ledgers, and 
cattle register. 

MS 65-1989 
Sarpy County Historical Society. 

Manuscripts, 1857-1957. ca. 175 items and 1 reel of micro- 
film. 

In Nebraska State Historical Society collections. 

In part, microfilm copies (negative) of originals loaned 
by Mrs. Julius Steinberg, Omaha, on behalf of the Sarpy 
County Historical Society in 1956. 

Documents (1858-61) pertaining to the construction of a 
courthouse at Bellevue, Neb.; map of Bellevue; petitions 
(1857-97) for the incorporation of Sarpy County towns; 
real estate and election records (1857-99) ; biographical and 
genealogical material on Helen Fletcher, the Hood family, 
Oscar Kayser, William J. McCorkindale, the McDermut 
family, Walter R. Martin, the Storrs family, Benjamin Ry- 
der Stouffer, the Van Norman family, and the Zurcher fam- 
ily; mss. of writings, including a history of the Bellevue 
Presbyterian Church, and historical articles on Sarpy Co., 
Neb.; and printed matter. 

The portion of this collection not on microfilm was ob- 
tained from Katherine Gibson Bissett, secretary of the 
Sarpy County Historical Society, 1941 and 1942. 

MS 65-1990 
Church, James Edward, 1869-1959. 

Papers, 1889-1959. 90 ft 

In University of Nevada Library. 

University professor. Correspondence; diaries; notes 
and mss. of published and unpublished material connected 
with Church's work as a professor of classics at the Uni- 
versity of Nevada and the founder and developer of snow 
surveying; maps, artifacts, memorabilia, pictures, and 
printed matter. The correspondence consists of personal 
and professional letters to and from people and organiza- 
tions connected with snow surveying. 

Gift of Mr. Church, 1959. 

MS 65-1991 
Coffin, Trenmor, 1848-1904. 

Papers, 1864-1927. 7 ft 

In University of Nevada Library. 

Lawyer, businessman, and State assemblyman, of Carson 
City, Nev. Correspondence, legal cases, and papers con- 
nected with Coffin's political activity in Nevada (1892-98) 
as a member of the Republican State Central committee and 
supporter of the Free Silver ticket The correspondence 
relates to cases in which Coffin or his legal firm participated, 
to his business interests in irrigation enterprises, and to the 
personal affairs of Coffin and his family. 

Unpublished guide to the collection in the library. 

Gift of Silas E. Ross, Jr., and Emily Ross Baxter, grand- 
children of Mr. Coffin, 1958. 



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Consolidated Virginia Mining Company. ^ * 5 " 1 " 2 

Records, 1859-1921. 16 ft. 

In University of Nevada Library. 

Correspondence, mine operations reports, assay reports, 
M« AST st ^ tements ' "^ «cords, annual reports; 
bylaws (1921) equipment specifications and performance 
records, payroll books, account books, deeds, court cases, 
patent apphcataons and protests, agreements, contracS 
resolutions, and other legal records of a silverlnining^om- 
pany m Virginia City, Nev. Includes rewads tfthe Cali- 
fornia Mimng Company, the Consolidated California and 
Virginia Jfining ; Company, and the Consolidated & Cali- 

Com^an gmia ^^ C ° mpany and **" California Mining 

Unpublished guide to the collection in the library 
Oift of the company, ca. 1929. 



Eureka and Palisade Railroad Company. MS«5-1993 

Records, 3873-1938. 6 ft. 

In University of Nevada Library 

Correspondence (1888-1938), minutes of board of direc- 
tors meetings (1873-1902), contracts, leases, deeds, insur- 
ance policies, ^cashbooks, ledgers, journals and other busi- 
ness records of a railroad making ore and bullion shipments 
between Eureka and Palisade, Nev. 

Gift of Charles Brady Sexton, 1958. 



Pyramid Lake Painte Tribe. ^ *" 1Mi 

Tribal Council records, 1934-64. 12 ft. 

In University of Nevada Library. 

In part, transcripts of hearings in Washington, bills be- 
fore Congress, organizational minutes, and other papers. 

Correspondence, minutes, constitution, corporate charter; 
leases and permits relating to tribal economic matters, min- 
ing, fishing, boating, agriculture, and livestock; tribal roll* 
welfare and health records; material on the development of 
tribal lands, both recreational and residential; and papers 
reflecting the tribal interest in and activities concerned with 
water projects. Much of the correspondence deals with ad- 
ministrative matters and legislation, both Nevada and na- 
tional, and with tribal activities connected with this legisla- 
tion. 6 

Gift of the tribe, 1964. 

This is an open collection and will be added to from time 
to time. 



Catdkins, Frances Manwaring, 1795-1869 
Workbooks. 4 ft. 

In New London County Historical Society collections 
(Kew London, Conn.) 

Author and historian. Workbooks from which Miss 
Caulkms wroteher histories and genealogies of New Lon- 
don and Norwich, Conn. Includes material copied from 
early land and church records, town clerk reports, and tax 
records for New London CX, Conn.; material on Connecti- 
cut ships during the Revolution; and a Ms. of "Stone records 
or Urroton, giving epitaphs from the cemeteries of Groton, 
Conn. Most of the books are roughly indexed. 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository 

Gift of Emma Douglas. 



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New London County Historical Society, New London, Conn. 

Papers relating to New London County, 1646-1965. 5 ft. 

In New London County Historical Society collections 
(New London, Conn.) 

Correspondence, early deeds, church, school, and town 
records, ships' logs, account books and ledgers, local and 
State newspapers (1765-1900), scrapbooks, stamp collec- 
tions, and maps (18th and 19th cent.). 

Open to investigators under restrictions of the repository. 

Gifts and purchases, 1872-1965. 

This is a continuing collection, which will be added to 
from time to time. 

»_n tt ™ , MS 65-1997 

Fuller, Henry Blake, 1857-1929. 

Papers, 1874-1929. 1160 items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Author. Correspondence, and diaries relating to literary 
affairs, journal of a European tour (1879-80), and literary 
mss. Includes 114 letters by Fuller and 404 to him Cor- 
respondents include Louis Bromfield, Van Wyck Brooks, 
Hobart C. Chatfield-Taylor, Theodore Dreiser, Janet Fair- 
bank, Eugene Field, Hamlin Garland, William Dean 
Howells, Vachel Lindsay, Harriet Monroe, Anna Morgan 
George Jean Nathan, Agnes Repplier, Lorado Taft, Carl 
Van Doren, Carl Van Vechten, Glenway Wescott, Thorn- 
ton Wilder and Edith Wyatt. 

Alphabetical catalog in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library 

Purchased from Helen Ranney, Mr. Fuller's 'niece, ''of 

„ ' ' MS 65-1998 

Gerstenberg, Alice, 1885- 

Papers, 1913-65. 557 items. 

In Newberry Library (Chicago) 

Author. Correspondence and papers reflecting Chicago's 
cultural life in the first half of the 20th cent, and Mire Ger- 
stenberg's interest in the Little Theatre movement Includes 
letters from Maude Adams, Margaret (Ayer) Barnes, Mau- 
rice Browne, John Alden Carpenter, Hobart C. Chatfield- 
Taylor, Theodore Dreiser, John Drinkwater, Edna Ferber, 
Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Henry B. Fuller, Zona Gale, Jane 
Heap, Emerson Hough, Eva LeGallienne, Edgar Lee Mas- 
ters, Arthur Meeker, Jr., Harriet Monroe, Wallace Rice, 
Otis Skinner, Vincent Starrett, Frederick A Stock, Lorado 
Taft, Sir Herbert Tree and Henry Eltchell Webster. 

Index on cards at the library for important names. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of Miss Gerstenberg. 

.. „ ,..-■■-. MS 65-1999 

Northern Indiana Historical Society. 

Northern Indiana papers, 1792-1883. 115 items. 

In Northern Indiana Historical Society collections (South 
Bend, Ind.) 

Letters, journal, and notebooks (1847-83), of Schuyler 
Colfax; letters and other papers. Of pioneers; several diaries; 
and some account books (1792-1855) of pioneer merchants. 

c-v //«_„ MS65-2000 

Scheyer, Galka E d. 1945. 

Blue Four archives, ca. 1200 items. 

In Pasadena, Calif , Art Museum collections. 

Papers relating to four German painters: Lyonel Fein- 
mger, Alexei Jawlensky, WassOy Kandinsky, and Paul 
Klee. Primarily letters from the four artists to Mme. 
Scheyer, particularly from 1924 to her death in 1945. In- 
cludes newspaper clippings and reviews. 

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MS 65-2001 
Lincoln, Isaac 

Papers, 1803-59. ca. 300 items. 

In Pejepscot Historical Society collections (Brunswick, 
Me.) 

Physician, of Brunswick, Me. Correspondence, account 
books, medical notes and records, and records of births and 
deaths (1847, 1854) in Brunswick, Me. Correspondents in- 
clude Samuel Adams, N. Cleaveland, D. S. Greenough, Jr., 
Benjamin Hasey, Thomas A. Hill, John Lincoln, Joseph 
McKeen, A. Morse, Benjamin Orr, Nathan Parker, Jack 
Price, Lemuel Shaw, John Stoekbridge, E. S. Tappan, Ed- 
ward Thaxter, and Benjamin "Vaughan. 

MS 65-2002 
Penobscot Marine Museum, Seartport, Me. 

Papers relating to shipping in Penobscot Bay, 19th cent, 
ca. 30 ft. 

In Penobscot Marine Museum (Searsport, Me.) 

Business letters, logbooks, charts, account books, ledgers, 
and other papers relating to Maine-built or Maine-owned 
ships, mostly in the second half of the 19th cent. 

Gifts of many sea captains' families and ■ship owners, 
1936- 

MS 65-2003 
Winuner, Bonifaz, arehdblot, 1809-1887. 
Letters, 1867-87. ca. 115 items. 
In St. Benedict's Abbey Archives (Atchison, Kan.) 
Roman Catholic prelate and founder of the Benedictine 
Order in the IT. S. Letters to Innocent Wolf (founder of 
St. Benedict's Abbey in Atchison, Kan.), chiefly relating to 
the affairs of St. Benedict's Abbey, and the American Cas- 
sinese Congregation of Benedictines. 

MS65-2004 
Bierce, Ambrose, 1842-1914? 

Papers, 1872-1913. 3 ft. (100 items) 

In Stanford University libraries. 

Tn part, transcripts (8 typewritten) and 2 photocopies. 

Author and journalist. Correspondence, together with 
photos., address books, and a short diary of Carrie J. Chris- 
tiansen (Bierce's secretary) , with references to Bierce and 
his correspondence. Includes 15 letters by Bierce, and let- 
ters to him by Walter Neale (bis publisher) , H. L. Mencken, 
Percival Pollard, George Sterling, and Charles Warren 
Stoddard. Other persons represented include Robert Barr, 
Rudolph Block, William Jennings Bryan, Samuel Selwyn 
Chamberlain, Andrew Chatto, Adolphe Danziger De Castro, 
Edward II. Hamilton, William Randolph Hearst, Silas Or- 
rin Howes, Maximilian Frederick Ihmsen, Andrew Middle- 
ton Lawrence, Samuel E. Loveman, Josephine Clifford Mc- 
CracMn, E. C. Macfarlane, Bailey Millard, Joaquin Miller, 
James Mortimer, Opie Percival Read, Timothy Henry Rear- 
den, Herbert Howland Sargent, George Herman Sheffauer, 
Upton Sinclair, Charles Vincent Emerson Starrett, Louis 
Du Pont Syle, James T. Watkins, Warring Wilkinson, and 
T.T.Williams. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchased from David Randall of Scribner Book Store, 
1942; some individual items acquired from various sources 
at various times. 

MS 65-2005 
Bostelmann family. 

Correspondence, 1848-1938. 1 ft (250 items) 

In Stanford University libraries. 

Letters of Karl Louis Georg Bostelmann (b. 1825), Ger- 
man miniature portrait painter, his wife, children, daughter- 
in-law, and grandchildren written from Germany and the 
TJ. S., mostly in German; together with a history of the 
King's German Legion (in German) by N. Ludlow Beam- 
ish, printed in 1832, and containing hand-executed illus- 



trations; and Ms. notes in "En glish by Carl Bostelmann, Jr., 
written in 1935. The Bostelmann sons emigrated to the 
U. S. in the ^O^ 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Gift of the California State College at Hayward. 



MS 65-2006 
Carman, Bliss, 1861-1929. 

Papers, 1889-1927. ca. 2 ft. (525 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

In part, photocopy (negative) of a magazine article. 

Poet Correspondence, xss. and typescripts of poems 
and articles, clippings by and about Carman and bis works, 
photos., and notes for a bibliography on Carman by Nathan 
van Patten. Correspondents include Henrietta and Richard 
Hovey, Nathan van Patten, and Washington Irving Way. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchased from various sources beginning 1932, from 
Sigurd Russell, 1939, and from Brice J. King, 1945. 



MS 65-2007 
Foote, Mary (Hallock) 1847-1938. 

Correspondence, 1863-1924. 1 ft (575 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Author and illustrator. About 540 letters from Mrs. 
Foote to Helena and Richard Gilder about personal mat- 
ters; and 35 letters to Mrs. Foote from a variety of people. 
Other correspondents include Halsey C. Ives, Bliss Perry, 
Albert Savage, and A J. Wiley. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Deposited by Rosamond Gilder and Mrs. Tyler Micolean, 
1955. 



MS 65-2008 
Huxley, AWous Leonard, 1894-1963. 

Papers, 1922-34. 482 items. 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

English author. letters and telegrams between James B. 
Pinker and Sons, ino, literary agents, and various persons, 
publishers, and editors about Huxley's works; three Huxley 
letters; notebook of drawings; and typescripts of "Antic 
hay," "Beyond the swarm," "Man's most dangerous myth," 
and "Success." Principal correspondents include Chatto & 
Windus, London; George H. Doran; Doubleday, Down 
Company, New York; Harper Brothers; and Eric b. 
Pinker. 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Information on literary rights available in the library. 

Purchase. 



MS 65-2009 
Jackling, Daniel Cowan, 1869-1956. 

Papers, 1911-56. 18 ft (ca. 40,000 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Mining engineer. Mostly correspondence, together with 
ledgers pertaining to the finances of Jackling and his wife, 
photos^ annual reports, and clippings. Includes consider- 
able personal material (mostly correspondence) concerning 
Jackling's Woodside, Calif -, ranch, his art collection, and 
family affairs; correspondence, reports and business papers 
of the following companies: Alaska Mining and Power 
Company, Butte & Superior Mining Company (Montana), 



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Jackling, Daniel Cowan, 1869-1956 
(Continued) 
Calmerico Petroleum Corporation, Chino Copper Company 

cS^F^* "*, ^ ***" & Land P Comp^^ 
Colorado and Kansas, Inspiration Copper Company ( Ari- 

S ^ nSaS ^ Strnct ^ Steel (Kansas), KeUcSt 
Copper Corporation, Mesabi Iron Company, NevadaCon 
sohdated Copper Company, Ray Consolidated Sjplr & 

ESh tw^' ^P 6 " Com P an y < New M «£o), ^d 
Se foTlo^T ^ m?>Mly; ** «*™«-™ correspondent with 
SLJSTp ^Tr 5 s* 35001 *^ ^ B™*™*, Louis 
A. Guffgenhem^ Charles Hayden, Harvey S. Mudd, E T 
Stannard, and Robert O.Stone. ' 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

libnlr^ *° ^^Sa* 018 mdet restrictions accepted by the 
Gift of the Jackling estate, 1964. 

Jones, Herbert Coffin, 1881!- MS 65-2010 

Papers, 1911-54. 43 ft. (ca. 40,000 items) 

In Stanford University libraries. 

Lawyer and member of the California State Senate (1913- 
TJT* * T- Correspondence, documents, pamphlets, 
&X™? P °. °>' P""**** to Jones' work in the CaS 
tZ iT^i"? mdudiBg a «»■*«*■* amount of ma- 
tenal on legislative actions during the time he was active. 
Includes letters from Franklin Hichborn and Dr. JohnW 
2£n T^- ^^^ Jones was associated in various 
faT&, Principal subjects include adult educa- 
te the Anti-Saloon League, banks and banking, the Blue- 
^ law State budget, Bromley "Spoils sys^bifbS 
llZ J°> J****** California Oriental Exclusion 

cS^fiT i PUD1Shm ? nt ' Cement ^ ^ l*°or, edu- 
cation fish and game, the recall election of E E Grant. 

SSJ^' f ^T" y ^ ^ Progressive movement, 
reapportionment, indusu-ial rehabilitation, Rolph adminis? 
tration investigation, Rosicrucians, taxi and t«atioT 
teachers, and the State water plan. Principal corre^ld' 
include Ralph Arnold, Arthur Hy^ trig^Xt 
Mddloton Co£ George Creel, R ay Charles EberhSd, Ray! 
mond LeRoy Haight, Herbert Hoover, Hiram W Johnson 
Aimee Sempk ,M fcPherson, Frank F. Merriam , CuiSTl 
& f ^Robertson Quinn, Upton Sinclair, Rudolph 
opreckels, and Clement Calhoun Young 

Unpublished guide in the library. 

Iriformationon literary rights available in the library 

tuft of Mr. Jones, 1955. 

Keesttng, Francis Valentine, 1877-1963 ^ 65 ~ 2011 

Papers, 1906-57. 33 ft. (ca. 40,000 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

Lawyer, insurance executive, civic leader, and politician, 
of California. Correspondence, diaries, notebooks, drafts rf 
speeches and articles, reports, minutes of meetings, news- 
paper and magazine clippings, maps and blueprints, circu- 
lar and form letters, political flyers, pamphlets, annotated 
government documents, promotional brochures, miscellane- 
OU L? rU ^ d , materia1 ' ^ some financial and legal papers, 
mostly 1906-53. Major subjects include EepuMcS 
paigns and policies, the Progressive-Regular Republican 
fP 1 * ™ California (1910-20), the San Francisco charter of 
1931 bm ding of the Golden Gate Bridge, the San Francisco 
earthquake and fire of 1906 and activities of the National 
Guard and Stanford University. Correspondents include 
iTZSZ German Ammann, Ralph Arnold, Alfred Lewis 
Bartlett, Harry Cole Bates, James Lyndon Beebe, Joseph 
A. Beek, Frank N. Belgrano, Willis H. Booth, Arthur Mer- 
rill Brown, Edmund G. Brown, Elmer J. Burkett, Nicholas 



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Murray Butler John F. Carrere, George Christopher, Cal- 
vin Coohdge, Clarke C. CottrelL Edwin A. Cottrell, Wil- 
liam H. Crocker, George E. Crothers, Leland W Cutler, 
John Donnan Fredericks, Edwin Oscar Griffenhagen, Mar- 
shal Hale, Charles A. Halleck, Harry Hammond, Bvron 
Calvm Hanna, Will H. Hays, Frank H. Hitchcock, Herbert 
?Tl r ' £ ha ^- 6S G - J onn »> n i Frank C. Jordan, Julius Kahn, 
Robert TV. Kenny, Marion Rice Kirkwood, Goodwin J. 
J&iight, Joseph Russell Knowland, William F Knowknd 
Thomas H. Ku'chel, Roger D. Lapham, Edgar C. Levey,' 
Henry Squarebnggs MacKay, Jr., George C. Marshall, 
Joseph W. Marfan, Frank F. Merriam, Leon S. Meissieff 
John G. Mott, John Francis Neylan, Culbert L Olson, Mark 
^wrence Requa, Lawrence Richey, Ray L. Riley. Alfred 
W Robertson Elmer E. Robinson, James Rolph,' Angelo 
J. Rossi, Leslie Mortier Shaw, John F. Shelley, Frank 
Hamilton Short, Homer Roberts Spence, Joseph B. Strauss, 
Earl Warren, Joseph J. Webb, Richard J. Welch, Ray 
Lyman Wilbur, Bailey Willis, Wendell L. Wfflkil and 
John Downey Works. 
Unpublished guide in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library 
Gift of Mr. Keesling, 1953 ; addition in 1957. 



Unny, Clarence Thomas, 1858-1923 MS65-201S 

Papers, 1878-1936. 1ft (ca. 450 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 

California ^poet. Correspondence* lai^y <^<»niing Ur- 
my s work, letters to and from his sister Mabel (Urmy) 
beares about him, clippings of printed works and some bio- 
graphical material, photos., scrapbook of autographs and 
a biography of Urmy prepared by Mrs. Seares. Other cor- 
respondents include Ina Coolbrith, Michel Harry deYoung 
Joseph B. Gilder, Hamilton Wright Mabie, Cameron Mac". 

fe; ^S **%**> Eichard H «dfield Titheringtot 
Robert Donaldson Townsend, and Horace Annealey vSdL 
Unpublished guide in the library, 
^formationon literary rights available in the library 
Gift of the Urmy family, 1945. J ' 



Vega,Placido. MS65-201S 

Papers, 1855-64. ca. 5 ft (ca. 4500 items) 

In Stanford University Libraries. 
_ Mexican Army officer and governor of Sinaloa, Mexico. 
Correspondence (personal and official) and judicial, legisla- 
tive and military records, proclamations, passports, financial 
statements, invoices, inventories and other documents relat- 
ing to Vega's military and civil career and to national politi- 
cal and military events. Includes information on the Fu- 
erte uprising (1861) staged by Remedios Meza and others, 
Ramon Corona's alleged conspiracy against Vega (1862-68 ) , 
efforts to suppress the Yaqui and Mayo Indians in the state 
of Sonora, events foreshadowing the French invasion of 
Mexico including the financial crisis of the Mexican govern- 
ment, the landing at Veracruz, the battle for Puebla and 
moving of the federal government to new headquarters. 
Corresnoiidente include Juan Alvarez. Ignacio Comonfort 
Ramon Corona, Porfino Diaz, Manuel Doblado, Ramon Fe- 
hxy Buelna, Jesus Garcia Moralez, Jesus Gonzalez Ortega, 
Benito Juarez, Sebastian Lerdo de Tejada, Remedios mT 
Ignacio Pesquiera, and Ignacio Zaragoza. 
Unpublished guide in the library. 
Information on literary rights available in the library. 



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MS 65-2014 
Bidwell, John, 1819-1900. 

Papers, 1842-88. ca. 1000 items. 

In Sutter's Fort State Historical Monument collections 
(Sacramento, Calif.) 

Agriculturist, State senator, and U. S. Representative 
from California. Correspondence, bills, and receipts. Most 
of the letters were written to Bidwell by many correspond- 
ents, particularly when he was established on his ranch, at 
Chico, Calif, (ca. 1850-38). 

Described in A critical bibliography of documentary his- 
torical materials at Sutter's Fort State Historical Monu- 
ment: The John Bidwell papers, prepared for Interpretive 
Services, Division of Beaches & Parks by Edward H. 
Howes, historical consultant (1965). 

Usually available for research, on application to Super- 
visor. 

MS 65-2015 

Reed, James Frazier, 1800-1874. 

Papers, 1832-1928. ca. 500 items. 

In Sutter's Fort State Historical Monument collections 
(Sacramento, Calif.) 

Correspondence, bills, and receipts relating to Reed and 
other California pioneers, including documents connected 
with the conquest of California (1846-47), early San Jose, 
and the Donner Party. 
Information on literary rights available in the repository. 
Usually available for research, on application to Super- 
visor. 

MS 65-2016 
Sutter's Fort State Historical Monument, Sacramento, CdUf. 
Miscellaneous papers, 1848-70. ca. 150 items. 
In Sutter's Fort State Historical Monument collections 
(Sacramento, Calif.) 

Letters and diaries relating to the gold rush period of 
California history, including 20 letters, a receipt, and a cer- 
tification of John A. Sutter. 
List of letters in the repository. 

Usually available for research, on application to Super- 
visor. 

MS 65-2017 
Lincoln, Abraham, Pres. U. S., 1809-1865. 

The Alfred Whital Stern collection of Lincolniana, 1837- 
1912. 2 ft 
In Library of Congress, Rare Book Division. 
A few letters written by Abraham Lincoln, including one 
(1863) to Joseph Hooker, appointing him head of the Army 
of the Potomac, and correspondence with the actor, James 
H. Hackett; two letters by Mrs. Lincoln; miscellaneous 
autographs (30 items) of notables of Lincoln's time; ca. 200 
legal papers, some signed or endorsed by Lincoln; and 18 
papers (1844-1905) of the Bailhache family of Springfield, 
HL, including Mrs. "William Henry Bailhache's diary 
(1865). 

Described in the Library's Quarterly journal of current 
acquisitions, v. 19 (1961) p. 7-14 and v. 21 (1964) p. 234- 
237. 

Information on literary rights available in the Library. 
Bequest of Mr. Stern, 1960; the Hackett letters were do- 
nated by Mrs. Stern, 1963; and the Bailhache papers were 
purchased by the Stern Fund, 1963. 

MS 65-2018 
U. S. Library of Congress. Bare Book Division. 
Cookery books, 1641-1880. 2 ft 
In Library of Congress, Rare Book Division. 
A composite collection of vs. cookery books consisting of 
26 vols, in the Katherine Golden Bitting Gastronomic Li- 
brary, 5 vols, in the Pennell Cookbook Collection, and 1 voL 
in the John Davis Batchelder Collection. The 1641 MS. is 
in Italian. 
Information on literary rights in the Library. 
Gifts. 



MS 65-2019 



LQlie family. 

Papers, 1722-1884. 159 items. 

In United States Military Academy Library (West Point, 

N. Y.) 

Correspondence (some personal), diary excerpt, and other 
documents dealing mainly with John Lillie (1791-1855), 
a cadet in the Corps of Artillerists and Engineers at West 
Point; and deeds and miscellaneous papers of other mem- 
bers of the Lillie family of Boston, Mass., including Maj. 
Gen. John Lillie (1755-1801), aide-de-camp to Maj. Gen. 
Henry Knox ^ring the Revolutionary "War. Includes in- 
formation on life at West Point, in Massachusetts, and 
Maine during the early 1800's, and on the family's dispersal 
to Louisiana and Illinois. Correspondents include Betsey 
Lillie, of Windham, Conn., Daniel Campbell Lillie (b. 
1828), John Lillie, Jr. (1818-1844), and Mary Ann (Lillie) 
Woodward (1794-1881). 

Unpublished calendar in the library. 

Gift, principally of Eugene E. Miller, 1964 



MS 65-2020 
Walker, Robert James, 1801-1869. 

Papers, 1845-62. ca. 100. 

In National Archives (Washington, D. C.) 

Photocopies, made by the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library 
(ca. 1960), of originals in the possession of Professor James 
Shenton, Dept. of History, Columbia University. 

U. S. Senator from Mississippi, Secretary of the Treas- 
ury, Governor of the Kansas Territory, and U. S. financial 
agent in Europe. Correspondence, newspaper clippings 
and other papers relating to finance and politics. Corre- 
spondents include George Bancroft, Benjamin Harris 
Brewster, Albert Gallatin Brown, James Buchanan, Simon 
Cameron, Lewis Cass, Sr., Jefferson Davis, John Henry 
Eaton, George Evans, Millard Fillmore, John Louis O Sul- 
livan, Robert Barnwell Rhett, John Slidell, Tighman May- 
field Tucker, John Tyler, Fernando Wood, and Joseph 
Albert Wright . 

The originals were owned by Emil Hurja and passed to 
his widow, Mrs. Gundrun Hurja Hunt, who lent them to 
James Shenton while he wrote Robert John Walker, a poli- 
tician from Jackson to Lincoln (1961). Their present loca- 
tion is not known. 



MS 65-2021 
Catharine n, Empress of Russia, 1729-1796. 

Letters, 1744-96. 56 items. 

In Walters Art Gallery Library ( Baltimore, Ma. ) 

Official letters and documents, written by an amanuensis 
and signed by Catharine, and some also signed by her hus- 
band Peter ra. Most of the letters are brief informal notes 
in Catharine's own hand, evidently comments or directions 
to her ambassadors or other staff. Some of the notes are in 
Bussian, some in French and one in German. 

Purchased by Henry Walters in the 1920's. 



MS 65-2022 
Cnllen, Thomas Stephen, 1868-1953. 

Correspondence, 1910-41. ca. 160 items. 
In Walters Art Gallery Library (Baltimore, Md.) 
Surgeon, of Baltimore, Md. Correspondence with Henry 
Walters concerning the founding of the School of Art as 
Applied to Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University. 
Gift of Dr. Cullen, 1942. 



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A.E.F. see U. S. —Army— American 
Expeditionary Force, 1917-1920 

A F. of L. see American Federation of 
Labor 

A. M. Lawrence (Ship) 64-1395 

AORES (Association of Oak Ridge Engineers and 
Scientists) 64-29, 64-108 

ARAMCO see Arabian American Oil Company 

A S. A E. (Association of Scientists for Atomic 
Education) 64-31 

AANDAHL, Fred George, 1897- 65-750 

AARON Burr Association. 64-959 

ABBE, Cleveland, 1838-1916. 64-1556 

ABBE, Robert, 1851-1928. 64-1556 

ABBE family 

Genealogy. 64-1556 
ABBETT, Leon. 65-1694 
ABBEVILLE, Miss. 64-246 
ABBEVILLE, S. C. 

Civil War. 65-722 
ABBOT, Ezra, 1819-1884. 65-1218 

ABBOT, Francis Ellingwood, 1836-1903. 
65-1219 

ABBOT, J. C. 65-246 

ABBOT, Waldo, 1888-1964. 64-1401 

ABBOTT, Clara F. (Culbertson) 64-1528 

ABBOTT, Edith, 1876-1957. 64-21 

ABBOTT, George. 65-1064 230-563 

ABBOTT, Grace, 1878-1939. 64-21 

ABBOTT (H. ) and Son Iron Manufacturers. 
65-176 

ABBOTT, Horace, 1806-1887. 65-176 

ABBOTT, Keene. 64-1528 

ABBOTT, Mrs. Keene see Abbott, Mabel 
(Avery) Rundell 

ABBOTT, Luther Jewett, 1831-1900. 64-1527 

ABBOTT, Luther Jewett, 1871 or 2-1914. 
64-1528 

ABBOTT, Lyman, 1835-1922. 65-162 

ABBOTT, Mabel (Avery) RundelL 64-1528, 
65-1409 

ABBOTT, Ned Culbertson, 1874-1960. 
64-1528 

ABBOTT, Sidney, b. 1826. 65-552 

ABBOTT, Wilbur Cortez, 1869-1947. 65-1220 



ABBOTT family. 64-1528 

ABDULAH. 65-286 

ABE Lincoln, log cabin to White House, by 
Sterling North. 65-1108 

ABEL, John Jacob, 1857-1938. 65-1945 

ABERCROMBIE, James, 1758-1841. '65-1591 

ABERCROMBIE, LasceUes, 1881-1938. 
64-150, 65-1844 

ABERDEEN, Scot. 

Letters from. 64-411 
ABERNETHY, Alexander Smith. 65-1038 
ABERNETHY, M. T. 64-999 
ABERNETHY family. 64-999 
ABILITY. 65-165 
ABINGDON, Va. 64-405 

City records. 65-1017 

ABOLITION of slavery. 63-85, 63-142, 
63-346, 63-370, 64-1562, 65-1, 65-595, 
65-841, 65-933, 65-1083 

see also Slavery 
Opposition to. 65-1647 
Ohio. 63-256 
ABOLITION of the slave trade. 63-142 
see also Slave trade 

ABRAHAM Lincoln Centre, Chicago, HI. 
64-1326 

ABRAMS, Edward T. , 1860-1918. 65-1365 

ABSENTEE voting 

Spanish American War. 64-820 

ABSTRACT art. 63-411 

ABYSSINIA see Ethiopia 

ACADEMIC freedom. 63-4, 65-91 

ACADEMY of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 
63-301 

ACADIANS expelled from Nova Scotia. 63-381 

ACCELERATION of particles. 63-15 

ACCIDENTS 

see also Collisions at sea; Employers' 
liability; Lifesaving 

Railroads. 64-815 

Minnesota. 63-245 

ACCOMACK Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
Family papers. 64-475, 64-536 
ACCOUNTING. 64-1267 
see also Bookkeeping 

ACCOUNTS see kinds of accounts, e. g. 
Household accounts; School accounts, and 
subdivision Accounts under names of 
places 

ACCREDITATION 

High schools. 65-1496 



ACHESON, Dean Gooderham, 1893- 
65-487, 65-1160 



64-253, 



ACHESON, J. R. 65-1798 

ACHORN, John Warren, b. 1857. 64-382 

ACKER, William Henry, d. 1862. 63-247 

ACKER family. 63-247 

ACKLAND, William Hayes, 1856-1940. 65-715 

ACKLAND Art Museum, University of North 
Carolina. 35-715 

ACROTUS wiUoughbyi. 63-216 

ACT of Union, 1801 (Great Britain and Ireland) 
63-46 

ACTON, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, 
baron, 1834-1902. 64-45, 64-767 

ACTORS, actresses, and acting. 63-48, 
64-717, 64-783, 64-1562, 65-202, 65-1100 

see also Theater 

Blacklists. 65-1063 

English. 65-1761 

ADAIR, John. 65-806 

ADAIRSVILLE, Ga. , Battle of, 1864. 64-243 

ADAM, John J., 1807-1888. 65-253 

ADAMIC, Louis. 1899-1951. 65-384 

ADAMS, Abigail (Brooks) 1808-1889. 64-817 

ADAMS, Abigail (Smith) 1744-1818. 63-166 

ADAMS, Adam Gillespie, Jr. 64-1172 

ADAMS, Adam Gillespie, Sr. , fl. 1839-1888. 
64-1176 

ADAMS, Adam Gillespie, HL 1888 (ca. )- 
64-1172 

ADAMS, Alfred. 64-1172 

ADAMS, Charles, clergyman of Utica, N. Y. 
65,1350 

ADAMS, Charles Christopher, 1873-1955, 
collector. 64-382 

ADAMS, Charles Francis, 1835-1915. 
64-1218, '64-1332, 65-648, 65-918 

ADAMS, Charles Francis, 1866-1954. 
64-1346 

ADAMS, Mrs. Charles Francis see Adams, 
Abigail (Brooks) 1808-1889 

ADAMS, Charles Kendall, 1835-1902 

As correspondent. 64-1413, 65-348, 
65-380, 65-437, 65-1395 

Notes on lectures by. 65-458 
Relating to. 64-891 
ADAMS, Charlotte. 65-543 
ADAMS, D. R. 64-779 

ADAMS, David, of Nashville, Tenn. 64-1172 
ADAMS, David, b. 1766. 63-222 
ADAMS, Edward F. 65-543 
ADAMS, Elijah. 64-1398 
ADAMS, Elliot 64-1172 



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ADAMS, George Burton, 1851-1925. 65-1068 



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ADAMS, George Matthew, 1878- 
64-206 



collector. 



ADAMS, George Plimpton, 1882- 65-636 

ADAMS, George R. 65-1037 

ADAMS, Henry, 1838-1918. 64-1290 

ADAMS, Henry Brooks, 1838-1918 see Adams 
Henry, 1B38-1918 ' 

ADAMS, Henry Carter, 1851-1921. 64-1402 

As correspondent 64-1499, 64-1500 
65-384, 65-486, 65-587, 65-644 

Notes on lectures by. 65-278, 65-537 
65-560 

ADAMS, Howell, of Nashville, Tenn. 64-1172 

ADAMS, Howell, plantation overseer of 
Lowndes Co. , Miss. 64-1109 

ADAMS, James Pickwell, 1895- 65-1397 

ADAMS, James Truslow, 1878-1949 
64-1355, 65-434 

ADAMS, John, Pres. U. S., 1735-1826. 
65-1193 

As correspondent. 63-293, 63-284. 64-47 
64-202 

Autographs. 65-59 

ADAMS, John C., 1842-1895. 64-873 

ADAMS, John Quincy, Pres. U. S. . 1767-1848 
63-95 

Administration of. 64-1584 

As correspondent 63-336, 63-347, 64-47 
64-202, 64-407, 64-556, 64-771, 65-162' 

Autographs. 63-301, 64-63, 64-242 

References to. 64-186 

Speech on the Armistead case. 63-400 

ADAMS, Joseph Quincy, 1881-1946. 65-1310 

ADAMS, Leonie, 1899- 64-150 

ADAMS, Marion. 64-1172 

ADAMS, Maude, 1872-1953. 65-1998 

ADAMS, Morton. 64-1172 

ADAMS, PaulJay, 1901- 64-1173 

ADAMS, Peter J. 65-1355 

ADAMS, Randolph Greenfield, 1892-1951 
64-1515, 65-191, 65-318, 65-345, 65-383 
65-566, 65-1381 

ADAMS, Roger. 65-1928 
S ADAMS, Samuel. 65-2001 
ADAMS, Sherman, 1899- 65-1040 
ADAMS, Susan (Howell) 64-1172 
"ADAMS, Thomas. 65-543 
ADAMS, Thomas Boylston, 1772-1832. 63-166 
ADAMS, Thomas C. 65-1365 
ADAMS, Thomas Sewell, 1873-1933. 65-1069 



ADAMS, William. 64-873 

ADAM ! CW^O and Company, Vicksburg, Miss. 
o4— 489 

ADAMS Co. , Neb. 65-1407 

ADAMS Co., Pa. 85-915 
ADAMS, N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 64-923 
ADAMS (Ship) 65-61 
ADAMSON, Hans C. 64-1557 
ADAMSON, William. 65-1121 
ADDAMS, Jane, 1860-1935. 64-21 64-63 

«-ui' 64 " 1460 ' M - 1624 ' «-"? 

AD ^ GT ?f , D Henry ' ^^countSidmouthsee 

JK2. Henry AtkUngton ' ^ *•«-.— 

ADE, George, 1866-1944. 65-228, 65-1941 
ADEE, Alvey Augustus, 1842-1924. 64-764 
ADELPHI Mills, Md. 64-1227 
ADELPHI, Order of. 64-97 
ADERS, Charles. 64-957 
ADERS, Elizabeth. 64-957 

ADGER (James) & Company, Charleston, S.C. 
bo— 308 



ADGER, Jane Ann. 63-308 

ADGER, Margaret Milligan see Smyth, 
Margaret Milligan (Adger7T807-1884 

ADGER, Susan D. 63-308 

ADJUTANT General's Office, U. S. 

Reservation Division. 65-1467 

ADLER, Irving. 65-1978 

ADLER, Mortimer Jerome, 1802- 64-72 

ADLOW, Dorothy, 1902-1964. 65-834 

ADMINISTRATION of estates see Estate 
management; Estates — ~ 

ADMINISTRATIVE Management, President's 
Committee on, 65-72 

ADMIRALTY Inlet (Washington) 64-1268 

ADOBE Walls, Tex. 

Raid on. 65-803 

ADRIAN College, Adrian, Mich. 65-460, 
65-1351 

ADRIAN, Mich. 

Banks and banking. 65-400 
Description. 55-252, 65-593 : 

First Presbyterian Sabbath School. 65-357 

Letters from. 65-464 

Letters received in. 64-1422 

Personal papers. 64-1486, 64-1516, 
65-558, 65-588 



Raisin Valley Seminary. 65-1351 
Real estate business. 64-1443 
St. John's Lutheran Church. 63-21 
State Training School for Girls. 65-296 
Telegraph companies. 65-408 
Temperance societies. 65-1375 
Women's organizations. 65-1375 

AD S AN , Womiul ' s Qub » Adrian. Mich. 
65—1375 

ADULT education. 65-2010 

see also Folk schools; Workers' education 

Michigan. 65-365 

New York. 64-883 
ADVENTBTS (MUlerism) 64-952 
The ADVERTISER, Galena, m. 64-186 
The ADVERTISER, Louisville, Ky. 64-252 
ADVERTISING. 64-68 

Agencies. 65-1062 

Clubs. 65-113 
Commodities. 64-25 
Dairy industry. 65-1065 
Dentistry. 65-323 
Newspapers. 63-68, 65-342 

ADVISORY Commission to the Council of 
National Defense. 65-69 

ADVISORY Committee on Education. U S 
65-71 ^ * 

^eS 7 Commlttee to tte Trucking Industry. 

ADVISORY Council on the Labor and Manage- 
menMmproper Practices Act, New York. 

AERULoperations, Military see Aviation, 

AERIAL propellers. 85-894 
AERIAL steam navigation. 65-894 
AERODYNAMICS. 65-894, 65-1720 

see also Aviation 
AERONAUTICS 

see also Aerodynamics; Aviation 

Logbooks. 65-1090 

AERONAUTICS and Space Administration. U S 

NatlonaL 64-1583,65-149 
AFRICA 

Anthropology. 63-14 
Colonies 

British. 63-147 
French. 64-261 
Entomology. 65-1889 
Expeditions 

MiHtary. 63-147 
Scientific. 64-1556 



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AFRICA (Continued) 
languages. 65-1815 
Missions. 64-639, 64-1293 
Lutheran. 64-814 
Methodist 64-968 
Snipping to. 64-1400 
Slave trade 

Patrol and blockade of U. S. coast. 
63-71 

Travel and description. 65-155 
AFRICA, East 
Missions 

Church of England. 63-142 

AFRICA, North 

Spanish imperialism. 63-65 
Travel and description. 63-234 

World War II 

Special mission from U. S. 65-900 

AFRICA, South see South Africa 

AFRICA, Southern. 64-771, 64-1316 

AFRICA, West 

Missions 

Lutheran. 63-27 

West African Eclipse Expedition. 64-1556 

AFRICAN Affairs, U. S. Under Secretary of 
State for. 35-350 



65-1918 



AFRICAN genesis, by Robert Ardrey. 65-1085 

AGA-OGLU, Mehmet, 1896-1949. 65-1397 

AGAR, Herbert Sebastian, 1897- 64-88 

AGASSIZ, Alexander, 1835-1910. 65-35B, 
65-1076 



AGRICULTURAL education 

Minnesota. 63-239 

New Tort 64-825, 64-867 
AGRICULTURAL exhibitions 

Iowa. 63-209 
AGRICULTURAL experiment stations 

Directors. 65-1919 

Hawaii. 64-1113 

Louisiana. 64-1113 

Minnesota. 63-239 

New Jersey. 65-1596 

New York. 64-884 
AGRICULTURAL extension wort 65-1426 

see also Farm bureaus; Farmers' Institutes 

Directors. 65-1307 

Nevada. 65-1787 

New York. 64-867 
AGRICULTURAL laws and legislation. 63-389, 

64-664, 64-1502, 65-674 

AGRICULTURAL machinery see Farm 
machinery 

AGRICULTURAL Relations, U.S. Office of 
Foreign. 65-95 

AGRICULTURAL societies. 63-50, 64-650, 
64-841, 64-1031, 65-80, 65-1426 

see also Farmers' institutes 

By place 
Alabama. 65-80 
Illinois. 64-250, 64-251, 65-165 



63-132, 64-540, 



AGASSIZ, Louis, 1807-1873. 
65-654, 65-1076 



Autographs. 63-245 
AGAVE. 65-1937 

see also Sisal industry 
AGED. 65-352, 65-1746 

see also headings beginning with Old age 

AGNOSTICISM see Positivism 
AGRICULTURAL colleges. 65-71 

Arizona. 64-2 

Michigan. 64-1503 

New York. 64-867, 64-936 

Texas. 64-895 
AGRICULTURAL colonies 

see also Cooperative agriculture 

Mi--h<F»" 65-192 

AGRICULTURAL cooperative credit associa- 
tions see Credit associations, Cooperative 

AGRICULTURAL credit see Federal land 



Michigan. 64-1456, 64-1487, 65-248, 
65-471, 65-472, 65-1346 

Minnesota. 63-249 

Nebraska. 65-1408, 65-141B, 65-1495, 
65-1505, 65-1510 

Nevada. 65-1787 

New York. 64-825, 64-848, 65-1839 

North Carolina. 65-714 

North Dakota. 65-771 

Ohio. 63-260 

South Carolina, 63-311 

AGRICULTURE 

see also Crops; Farms and farming; 
Horticulture; Plantations 

General material: 64-1143, 64-1555, 
65-480, 65-826 

Activities in. 64-279, 65-78, 65-1305, 
65-1596 

Articles on. 64-584, 64-1231, «5-912 

Commissioner of .see U. S. —Dept of 
Agriculture 

Dept. of Agriculture see U. S. -Dept of 
Agriculture 

Economic aspects. 65-714, 65-1307, 
65-1440 

Federal aid. 63-354 

Finance 



Washington. 64-1259 
Indians. 65-1994 
Jews. 65-1739 

journalism. 64-584, 64-1305, 65-1424 
Periodicals. 65-1487 

Statistics 

Nebraska. 65-1503 
Teachers and teaching. 65-1305, 65-1307 

World War n. 65-1307 
By place 
British Columbia. 65-1816 
China. 65-1307 
Colorado. 65-1767 
England. 63-46 
Europe. 65-1307 
Georgia. 64-422 
Illinois. 65-1305, 65-1306 
India. 63-105 

Ireland. 65-1167 

Japan. 65-892 

Maryland. 83-118 

Michigan. 65-201, 65-24B, 65-301, 65-577 

Minnesota. 63-239 

Mississippi. 63-132 

Nebraska. 65-1410, 65-1418, 65-1471 

Nevada. 65-1994 

New York. 65-60, 65-1841 

North Carolina. 64-1089, 64-1120 

Philippine Islands. 65-311 

South Carolina. 64-1098 

Southern States. 63-47, 63-63, 63-117, 
63-143, 64-1120 

Tennessee. 64-1188, 64-1199 

Texas. 65-1773 

Washington. 65-1816 

Wisconsin^ 65-1065 

AGRICULTURE and state. 63-354, 64-128 

AGRICULTURE, Cooperative see Cooperative 
agriculture 

AGRONOMY see Agriculture 

AGUILAR, Grace. 64-466 

AGUTNALDO y Famy, Emilio, 1869-1964. 

63-266 
AGUSAN Cocoanut Company. 65-662 

AHMED, Bey of Tunis. 63-334 

AIGLER, Ralph William. 65-503 

AIKEN, Conrad Potter, 1899- 64-67, 64-150 

AIKEN, George David, 1892- 64-791, 
65-487 

AIKEN, William Appleton, collector. 65-1074 



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AKEN, S. C. 

Charter. 83-314 

Family papers. 64-471 

-4EEJ, Wilford Merton. 65-502 

ADSSWORTH Manufacturing Company, Detroit 
Mich. 54-1508 

AINU (Asiatic people) 

Language and languages. 65-1813 
AIB pilots see Aviation 
A1E pollution see Smote (Air pollution) 
ABt power. 64-1557 

AIR Service Post 501, American Legion, 
New York City. 65-1059 

AIRCRAFT manufacturing industry see 
Aviation 

AIRCRAFT War Production Council, National. 
65-127 ' """"■""• 

ATTKEN, William Maxwell, baron Beaverbrook 
see Beaverbrook, William Maxwell Aitken, 
baron, 1879-1964 

ATTON, Arthur Scott, 1894-1955. 64-1403 
AKINS, Zoe, 1886-1958. 65-717 
ALABAMA 

Agricultural societies. 65-80 
Banks and banking. 64-757 
Cavalry 

3d Regt., 1862-1864. 64-660 
51st Regt., 1862-1865. 64-662 
Company B. 65-1864 
Census records. 64-1193 
Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 64-534, 64-1165 
Episcopal. 64-1043 
Cities. 64-1193 
Civil rights. 65-1102 
Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-224, 64-243, 64-246, 64-464, 
64-493, 64-577, 64-603, 64-1094 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-506 

Civilian life. 64-522 

Naval stations. 65-1882 

Regiments see Alabama— Cavalry- 
Alabama— Infantry ' 

Soldiers from. 63-332, 64-479, 64-577 
64-662, 65-1864 

Colleges and universities. 63-27, 65-884 

see also Alabama— University 
(Tuscaloosa) 

Commission merchants. 63-149 

Cotton 

Growing. 63-149, 64-547 

Manufacture. 64-1119 

Trade. 63-149, 64-533, 64-630 

Estates. 64-387 



Family papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 64-591, 64-1535 

19th century. 64-418, 64-467, 64-499, 
64-552, 64-603, 64-613, 64-662, 
64-1093 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-668 
64-1049, 65-743 

Farm machinery. 65-1864 

Farmers Union. 65-80 

Farms and farming see Alabama— Planta- 
tions 

Freedmen. 64-270 

Freemasons. 64-534 

Genealogy. 64-699 

General stores. 64-1055 

Governor, 1907-1911 (Comer) 64-986 

Grocery trade. 64-534 

Indians. 64-55 

Infantry 

5th Regt. , 1861-1865. 64-662 
8th Regt. , 1861-1865 

Company B. 64-479 
35th Regt. , 1861-1865 
Company D. 64-1185 

51st Regt. , 1862-1865 (Mounted) see 
Alabama— Cavalry— 51st Regt.^ 
1862-1865 

Insurance business. 63-136 

Journalism. 64-534 

Judges 

Military government. 65-884 
Labor accounts and records. 64-547 
Land. 64-660, 64-1193, 65-1320 

Companies. 64-757, 64-892 

Legal documents. 64-387. 64-444 

Settlement. 65-876 

Transactions. 64-421 

^M^sS"' 63 " 1M ' 64_421 « 64 - 496 > 

literacy. 64-1193 

Livestock. 65-1864 

Medical practice. 64-404, 64-1006, 

Merchants. 64-387, 64-1028 

Military posts. 65-949, 65-1569 

Personal papers. 64-396, 64-502, 64-526, 
64-584, 64-1541. 65-1530, 65-1531 

Plantations. 63-136, 63-149, 64-440, 
64-496, 64-547, 64-1049, 64-1193, 
65-1530, 65-1864 

Politics 

LocaL 64-440 

Papers of persons active in. 64-421 
64-496, 64-986 

Relating to. 63-136, 65-719 

Population. 64-1193 



Railroads 

Construction and engineering. 65-1533 
Freight regulations. 64-986 

Reconstruction. 64-421, 65-884 

Salt industry and trade. 64-534 

Schools. 64-230, 64-1193 

Secession. 63-136 

Shipping records. 64-110 

Slave records. 64-533, 64-547, 64-1193 

Slave trade. 63-149, 64-1119 

Slaves 

Discipline. 65-1864 

Students. 64-647, 64-952, 65-1530 

Sugar industry and trade. 64-1119 

Surveys and surveying. 64-464 

University (Tuscaloosa) 64-1069, 64-1201, 

Students. 65-89 

Vital records. 64-547 

ALABAMA Farmers Union. 65-80 

ALABAMA Land Company. 64-757 

A L AB AM A Luther College, Selma, Ala. 63-27 

ALABAMA Polytechnic Institute, Auburn Ala. 
Qater Auburn University) 64-230 

ALABAMA (Ship) 63-103 

Claims case. 64-817 
ALAMANCE Co., N. C. 64-554,64-1128 

Cotton industry and trade. 64-383 

Oaths of allegiance. 64-1087 
ALAMANCE Factory, Alamance Co. , N. C. 

ALASKA 

Acquisition by the United States. 65-1715, 

Activities in. 65-885, 65-1711 

Animals. 65-1819 

Archeology. 65-1081 

Boundaries. 64-778, 64-1268, 65-1719 

Churches and religious affairs 

Russian Orthodox Church. 64-1221 
65-1712 ===» 

Coasts 

Exploring expeditions (Spanish) 65-1825 

Colonization and settlement. 63-410 
64-686 

Courts. 65-1713, 65-1714 
Customs service. 65-1715 
Ethnology. 65-1813 
Fish and fisheries. 64-764, 65-1765 

Salmon. 65-1938 
Forests and forestry. 64-696 



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ALASKA (Continued) 

Fur trade. 64-172, 65-1711, 65-1765 

General stores. 65-1037 

Gold mining see Alaska — Mines, mining, 
and mineral resources 

History. 64-1283, 65-1765 
Indians. 65-1819 

see also Eskimos 
Journalism. 65-1821 
Land 

Indians. 65-1821 
Language and languages. 65-1813 
Maps. 65-1813 
Military posts. 64-1059 



Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
63-216, 64-362, 65-1711, 65-1765, 
65-2009 
Klondike. 64-1268, 65-1780 

Yukon. 63-233 
Missions. 65-1711, 65-1765, 65-1780 
Municipal government. 65-1714 
Newspapers. 65-1821 
Papers relating to. 65-763, 65-1813 
Pioneer life. 65-1711 
Police. 65-1713 
Politics 

Activities in. 65-1821 

Russians in. 63-410, 64-1221, 65-1715, 
65-1765, 65-1780 

Sealing. 65-1765 

Summer schools. 64-686 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1037 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1711 

Telegraph 

Expedition. 65-1037, 65-1128, 65-1171, 
65-1711, 65-1780 

Trade. 63-410, 65-1715, 65-1765 

Travel and description. 63-233, 64-172, 
64-1221, 65-1765, 65-1780, 65-1815, 
65-1819 

Vital records. 64-1221 

Zoology. 65-1819 

ALASKA Boundary Commission see Alaskan- 
Canadian Boundary Commission 

ALASKA Commercial Company, San Francisco, 
Calif. 64-734 

ALASKA Mining and Power Company. 65-2009 

ALASKA-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 
Wash., 1909 
Paintings exhibited. 63-216 

ALASKAN Boundary Tribunal. 64-778 

ALASKAN-Canadian Boundary Commission. 
65-1719 

ALBANY argus, Albany, N. Y. (Newspaper) 
64-843 



ALBANY Co., N. Y. 

Legal documents. 64-935, 64-943 

ALBANY Institute of History and Art 

Field Meeting in Watkins Glen, N. Y. , 1873. 
64-820 

ALBANY, N. Y. 64-648, 64-869 

Gas manufacture and works. 65-828 

Globemaking. 64-794 

Indian treaties. 63-2 

Inter-Racial CounciL 64-869 

New York State Museum. 65-1300 

Students. 64-673 

War of 1812 

Army supplies. 63-366 
ALBANY (Ship) 64-709 
ALBEMARLE Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

EdgehlU Plantation. 64-1247 

Family papers. 65-1001, 65-1027 

Legal documents. 64-797 

Music 64-799 

Students. 65-973 

ALBEMARLE Paper Company. 65-1009 

ALBEMARLE (Ship) 64-649 

ALBEMARLE Sound, N. C. 64-447 

ALBERT T. Beveridge Award Committee 
(American Historical Association) 63-319, 
65-166 

ALBERTA, Can. 

Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 

Travel and description. 65-1158 

ALBTNA (Ferry boat) 64-709 

ALBION Castle, Va. 65-967 

ALBION College, Albion, Mich. 64-1496, 
65-1351, 65-1353 



Faculty. 65-587 
Student notebooks. 



65-482 



ALBION Exchange and Deposit Bank, Albion, 
Mich. 65-400 

ALBION Malleable Iron Company, Albion, Mich. 
65-273 

ALBION, Mich. 65-272 

Colleges and universities see Albion 
College, Albion, Mich. 

First Presbyterian Church. 64-1404 

Letters from. 64-1493 

Societies. 65-1367 

Travel and description. 65-593 
ALBION, Neb. 

Congregational Church. 65-1436 
ALBION, N.Y. 64-848 

The ALCAYDE (Musical composition) 65-1192 
ALCAZAR, Bias Jover see Jover Alcazar, Bias 



ALCHEMY. 64-1569 

ALCOHOLISM. 65-1089 

see also Liquor problem; Temperance 

ALCORN, Amelia Walton (Glover) 64-384 

ALCORN, James Lusk, 1816-1894. 64-384 

ALCOTT, Louisa May, 1832-1888. 65-841 

ALDEN, John Richard, 1908- 65-318 

ALDEN, Roger. 63-364 

ALDINGTON, Hilda (Doolittle) see Doollttle, 
Hilda, 1886- 

ALDINGTON, Richard, 1892- 64-150 

ALDB, Dorothy (Keeley) 1897- 64-150 

ALDB, Mary (Reynolds) 1872- 64-22, 64-150 

ALDRICH, A P. 63-352 

ALDRICH, Benton, 1831-1918. 65-1408 

ALDRICH, Bess (Streeter) 1881-1954. 
64-1528, 65-1409 

ALDRICH, Cyrus, 1808-1871. 63-406 

ALDRICH, Frederick A. 64-1405 

ALDRICH, Mary E. see Chickering, Mary E. 
(Aldrich) 

ALDRICH, Mary Eleanor see Beechner, Mary 
Eleanor (Aldrich) 

ALDRICH, Nelson Wilmarth, 1841-1915. 
65-933 

ALDRICH, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907. 
63-372, 63-401, 63-407, 65-908 

ALDRICH family 

Genealogy. 65-1408 
ALDWELL, Thomas T. 64-1267 
ALERT (Steamer) 64-709 
ALERT (U. S. ship) 65-1518 
ALEUTIAN Islands. 65-1765, 65-1780 
ALEUTS 

Ethnology and language. 65-1813 

ALEXANDER, Adam, 1758-1812. 64-365 

ALEXANDER, Adam Leopold, 1802-1882. 
64-544 

ALEXANDER, Bessie see Ficklen, Bessie 
(Alexander) b. 1861 



ALEXANDER, Charles, 1897-1962. 64-684 

ALEXANDER, Eben. 64-398 

ALEXANDER, Edward Porter, 1835-1910. 
64-386. 64-495, 64-579 

ALEXANDER, Hugh Bryan, 1847-1930. 
65-1374 

ALEXANDER, Laura, 1850-1874. 64-1030 

ALEXANDER, Louisa Frederika see Gilmer, 
Louisa Frederika (Alexander) 

ALEXANDER, Milton. 65-1941 



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ALEXANDER, Philip M , 1819-1898. 64-241 
ALEXANDER, Robert Jackson, 1918- 65-1549 

ALEXANDER, Sarah see Lawton, Sarah 
(Alexander) 



ALEXANDER, Sue R. 65-737 

ALEXANDER, Will Winston, 1884- 65-38 
65-948 

ALEXANDER, William, 1726-1783. 65-1550 
65-1570 

ALEXANDER & Colby. 64-892 

ALEXANDER and Howell, Mxon, HL 64-241 

ALEXANDER family. 64-386, 64-506, 
64-1030 

ALEXANDRIA, La. 

Louisiana State Military College see 

Louisiana— State University and Agricul- 
tural and Mechanical College 

ALEXANDRIA, Neb. 

Railroads. 65-1443 
ALEXANDRIA Township, N. J. 65-1695 
ALEXANDRIA, Va. 64-1227 

Citizens' address to Washington. 65-1022 

City records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 65-991 

Hardware manufacture. 65-1956 
Letters from. 64-412 
Letters received in. 64-453 
Social life. 64-1555 
Theater. 64-1227 
ALF, Julius. 64-1598 

ALFRED Whital Stern collection of Lincolniana 
(Manuscript collection) 65-2017 

ALGEBRA 

Teachers and teaching. 65-278 

ALGER, Frederick Moulton, 1907- 64-1474 

ALGER, Russell Alexander, 1836-1907. 

64-1469, 64-1500, 65-552, 65-565, 65-601 
65-659, 65-868, 65-1384 ' 

ALGERIA 

Diplomatic service. 63-387 

Entomology. 65-1889 

Foreign relations (U. S. ) 63-64 

Ships. 63-155 
ALGERT, Ariz. 

Western Navajo Training School. 65-1178 

ALGIERS 

Consular service and foreign relations 
(U. S.) 63-333 

ALGONQUIN Indians 

Language. 63-5 

ALGREN, Nelson, 1909- 65-1098 

ALICE (Ship) 63-274 

ALIEN Property Custodian. 65-579 



ALL Saints Church, Hampton, S. C. 65-850 

ALL Saints Male Parochial School (location 
unknown) 65-1590 

ALL souls, by Lucien Price. 65-1208 

ALL Souls Church, Chicago, HI. 64-1326 

ALLAN, Donald B. 65-1410 

ALLAN, James Thomas, 1831-1885. 65-i4i 

ALLAN, John, 1780-1834. 65-903 

ALLAN and Ellis, London, Eng. 63-345 

ALLDREDGE, E. P. 64-1163 

AT.I.EE family. 64-213 

Genealogy. 64-899 
ALLEGAN Co. , Mich. 

Medical practice. 65-596 

Resident of. 65-581 
ALLEGAN, Mich. 65-280 
ALLEGANY Central Railroad. 64-815 
ALLEGHANY Co., Va. 64-1237 
ALLEGHENY City, Pa. (now part of Pittsburgh) 

Social work. 65-1753 

ALLEGHENY Co. , Pa. 

Allegheny County Auxiliary No. 1, Pitts- 
burgh Chapter of the American Red Cross. 
65-1747 

American Service Institute of Allegheny Co 
Pittsburgh. 65-1746 

ALLEGHENY River 
Bridges. 65-1748 

ALLEN, Alexander A. 65-1530 

ALLEN, Ann see Penn, Ann (Allen) d. 1830 

ALLEN, Ann, fL 1834. 64-1473 

ALLEN, Anthony Benezet, 1802-1892. 64-914 

ALLEN, Beth. 65-1530 

ALLEN, Charles Channing. 64-278 

ALLEN, Charles Francis Hitchcock, 1895- 
collector. 64-815 

ALLEN, Charles W., b. 1851. 65-1411 

ALLEN, D. H. 64-714 

ALLEN, Dewitt Clinton, b. 1835. 64-338 

ALLEN, Edgar. 64-908 

ALLEN, Edgar Fletcher see Fletcher-Allen 
Edgar, 1886- 

ALLEN, Edward Tyson. 64-908 

ALLEN, Edward Weber, 1885- 64-1262 

ALLEN, Elisha Hunt, 1804-1883. 63-346 
64-762 

ALLEN, Ellen (Lazarus) 64-1080 

ALLEN, Florence Ellinwood, 1884- 65-33 

ALLEN, Frederick Lewis, 1890-1954. 63-354 

ALLEN, George, 1808-1876. 64-816 



ALLEN, George V. 65-932 

ALLEN, George Washington. 65-1530 

ALLEN, Georgia May (Stowe) b. 1843. 64-714 

ALLEN, Henry fureman, 1859-1930. 64-778 

ALLEN, Hervey, 1889-1949. 63-275 63-289 
64-150, 65-1664 ' 

ALLEN, James, of Alabama. 64-387 

ALLEN, James Turner. 64-1407 

ALLEN, John, 1796-1851. 64-1407, 64-1473 

ALLEN, Louisa see Gregory, Louisa (Allen) 

ALLEN, Marvin, 1800-1861. 65-1350 

ALLEN, Mary Elizabeth (Bryan) 65-1412 

ALLEN, MaryHobbs. 64-762 

ALLEN, Paul Stuart, 1905-1960. 65-1854 

AI m3 , -m7* cca — Turner ' Rebecca iAUeo) 

ALLEN, Rolland Craten, 1881-1948. 65-332 

ALLEN, Ruth. 65-1530 

ALLEN, Shirley Walter, 1883- 64-908 

ALLEN, Silas L. 64-1406 

ALLEN, William, 1704-1780. 65-1543 

ALLEN, William, 1784-1868. 65-1302 

ALLEN, William C. 64-387 

ALLEN, William Charles, 1857-1938. 65-155 

ALLEN, William Vincent, 1847-1924. 
65-1413, 65-1495 

ALLEN, Willis, 1806-1859. 65-159 
ALLEN Co. , Ky. 

Circuit Court 63-133 
ALLEN family. 64-762, 64-1407, 65-1302 

Genealogy. 65-1413 
ALLENSWQRTH, Andrew Jackson. 64-1179 
ALLENSWQRTH, Ellen (Hughes) 64-1179 
ALLENSWQRTH family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 
ALLENTOWN, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1676 

Post Office. 65-1652 

ALLEY Dwelling Authority, Washington, D. C. 
65-45 

ALLEY family 

Genealogy. 64-899 
ALLIANCE College, Alliance, Ohio. 65-224 
ALLIED and Associated Powers (1914-1920) 

Supreme Economic Council. 64-129 
ALLIED Commission on Reparations. 65-48 
ALLIED war debts 

World War L 65-343,65-1078 



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ALLIN, Thomas. 85-25 

ALLTNG, Kenneths. 64-150 

ALLING family. 65-1070 

ALLINSON, Samuel. 65-1550 

ALLINSON, Samuel, Jr. 65-1550 

ALLINSON, William. 65-1550 

ALLISON, Anne. 64-206 

ALLISON, J. D. 65-23 

ALLISON, Samuel King, 1900- 64-126, 
64-1323 

ALLISON, William Boyd, 1829-1908. 65-246, 

65-565 
ALLISON, Young Ewing, 1853-1932. 65-21 

ALLISON, Young Ewing, 1890- 65-21 
ALLISON family. 64-564 

ALLISON Memorial Meeting, Henderson, Ky. , 

1933. 65-21 
ALLPORT, Fayette Ward, 1893-1958. 65-486 
ALLSOP, Thomas. 64-957 

ALLSTON, Adele see Vanderborst, Adele 
(AUston) 1842-1515 

•ALLSTON, Ben. 64-650 

ALLSTON, Benjamin, 1833-1900. 63-79, 
63-272 

ALLSTON, Charles Petigru, 1848-1922. 

63-272 
ALLSTON, Elizabeth see Waites, Elizabeth 

(AUston) 1845-1921 

ALLSTON, Elizabeth Waites see Pringle, 

Elizabeth Waites (AUston) 
ALLSTON, Jane see Pringle, Jane (AUston) 

ALLSTON, Jane Louise see Hill, Jane Louise 
(AUston) 1850-1937 

ALLSTON, Richard L. 63-273 

ALLSTON, Robert Francis Withers 230 _5 63 >«• 
63-272 , 63-273, 63-315, 64-650 

ALLSTON family. 63-272, 63-273, 63-315 

ALLWOOD, Philip. 63-54 

ALMA CoUege, Alma, Mich. 65-1353 

World War H activities. 65-1351 
ALMA, Mich. 

Republican Woman's Club. 65-1380 
ALMANACS 

In German. 64-459 
New Jersey. 65-1578, 65-1606 
ALMOND, James Lindsay. 65-959 



Lumber industry and trade. 65-258, 65-405 
Papermaking. 65-258 

World War II 

Civilian war effort. 65-1376 

ALPERS, William C. 65-1983 

ALPHA Omicron Pi. 64-1454 

ALPHADELPHIA Association. 65-192, 65-543 

ALPHONSA, Mother (Congregation of St. Rose 
of Lima) see Lathrop, Rose (Hawthorne) 
1851-1926 

ALSACE, France 

World War I 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-569, 65-949 

ALSACE Township, Pa. 

Zion Church. 65-1663 
ALSOP, Joseph Wright, 1910- 65-487 
ALSTON, Archibald D. 64-388 
ALSTON, Archibald D., Jr. 64-388 
ALSTON, ArieUa see Hawkins, Ariella (Alston) 
ALSTON, Edgar M. , 1827-1848. 64-388 
ALSTON, Jacob Motte, 1821-1909. 65-852 
ALSTON, Joseph, 1779-1816. 64-556 
ALSTON, Mlssourianna M. F. 64-388 
ALSTON, Sarah M 64-388 
ALSTON family. 64-388 
ALTGELD, John Peter, 1847-1902. 64-159 

ALTMEYER, Arthur Joseph, 1891- 65-34, 
65-81 

ALTON, HL 

Colleges and universities. 64-252 

Land transactions. 64-331 

Law practice. 64-331 

ALTON, Mich. 

Wesleyan Methodist Church. 65-637 
ALTROCCHL, Rudolph, 1BB2-1952. 65-J886 
ALTRUSAClub, Lincoln, Neb. 65-1414 
ALUMNI activities 

Michigan. 64-1423, 64-1468, 65-579, 

65-1374 
New York. 64-887, 64-909 

ALUMNI associations 
California. 64-1167 
Illinois. 65-1935 

Michigan. 64-1418, 65-357, 65-365, 
65-537, 65-1377 



ALMSHOUSE Conference (Nebraska Conference 
of Social Work) 1926. 65-1509 

ALMSHOUSES see Poorfanns and poorhouses 

ALMY, John Jay, 1814-1895. 65-61 

ALPENA, Mich. 

Boom companies. 65-597 



New York City. 64-870 
Philippine Islands. 64-1417 



ALUMNI Club of New York of the University of 

Michigan. 64-1418 
ALUMNI University, University of Michigan. 

65-365 

ALVARADO, Leon. 64-1580 



ALVAREZ, Juan, Pres. Mexico, 1790-1867. 

65-2013 
ALVAREZ, ManueL 65-1168 
ALVAREZ, Walter Clement, 1884- 63-354 
ALVES, Gavin, b. ca. 1773. 64-1029 
ALVES, James, 1792-1853. 64-575 
ALVES, Walter, 1768-1827. 64-1026, 64-1029 

ALVES family. 64-1029 

ALVESTON Plantation, Occoneechie Neck, 
N. C. 64-401 

ALVORD, Bert. 63-352 

ALVORD, Henry Elijah, 1844-1904. 64-891 

ALWARO, Dennis R. 64-817 

ALWARD, Emily Wight (Babcock) 1836-1919. 
64-817 

AMALGAMATED Clothing Workers of America. 
64-105 

AMAUA (Ship) 63-30 
AMARILLO, Tex. 65-803 
Journalism. 65-805 

AMARO, Mariano Tupac see Tupac Amaro, 

Mariano 
AMBASSADORS see Diplomatic service; 

Foreign relations; names of individuals; 

and names of countries to which assigned 

AMBERG, Samuel, 1874- 65-1365 
AMBLER, Jaquelin, 1742-1798. *63-375 

AMBULANCE service 

World War L 64-825 
AMELIA Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

AMELUNG, Minnie see Hawthorne, Minnie 
(Amelung) 

AMENDMENTS to Constitutions see Constitu- 
tion under jurisdictions, e.g. U. S. — 
Constitution 

AMERICA First Foundation. 65-365 

AMERICAN Academy of Arts and Sciences, 
Boston, Mass. 63-301 

AMERICAN Academy of the Fine Arts, New 
York. 64-1315 

AMERICAN Ambulance Field Service see 
American Field Service 

AMERICAN and Foreign Bible Society. 
65-1884 

AMERICAN and Mexican Mail Steamship 
Company. 64-345 

AMERICAN Anthropological Association. 

63-10 
AMERICAN Antiquarian Society, Worcester, 

Mass. 65-1719 
AMERICAN Arbitration Association. 65-112 
AMERICAN Assembly. 64-870 



AMERICAN Association for Economic Freedom. 

64-21 
AMERICAN Association for Labor Legislation. 

64-21 



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AMERICAN Association for the Advancement of 
Science. 64-819, 65-1672 

AMERICAN Association for the United Nations 

£££ also League of Nations Association 

Illinois and Mid-west Office. 64-23 

AMERICAN Association of Colleges of 
Pharmacy. 65-1983 

AMERICAN Association of Scientific Workers. 

AMERICAN Association of Social Workers. 

AM^CANAssaaation of University Profes- 

Relatingto. 65-1308, 65-1917 
Reports of, 1932-1938. 65-1981 
University of Michigan Chapter. 64-1408 



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Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti Branch. 64-1409 

Ithaca Branch. 64-818 

Lincoln Branch (Neb. ) 65-1415 

Michigan Division. 64-1410 

Nebraska Division. 65-1416 
AMERICAN Astronomical Society. 65-1717 
AMERICAN Automobile Association. 65-113 
AMERICAN Baptist Convention (formerly 

Northern Baptist Convention) 64-1161 

AMERICAN Baptist Education Society. 64-90 
A TJ^^^ 4 H °-^°-^ety. 

AMERICAN Bar Association. 64-544,64-1291, 
AMERICAN Bible Society. 64-922 
AMERICAN Bison Society. 64-752 

Cherokee Indians. 65-1831 
AMERICAN Can Company. 64-1262 

A1 B*^£f N H CaSSlneSe Co-Sregation of 
Benedictines. 65-2003 

AMERICAN Chemical Society 
Michigan Section. 64-1411 

AMERICAN Child Health Association. 64-21 

AMERICAN Civil Liberties Union 

Lawyers' papers relating to. 65-1042 
Legal case vs. American mercury. 65-1852 

p T 5 ?i r £ aan * to - M - 1261 - 65 -"»s. 

AMERICAN Colonization Society 
Articles on. 65-264 
Board of Directors. 64-751 
Relating to. 63-107, 64-1080, 65-836 



AMERICAN Commission on Mandates in 
Turkey, 1919 (King-Crane Commission) 
64-17, 65-1925 -"omuhj 

AMERICAN Commission to Negotiate Peace 
see g Pans, France-Peace ConferencT 

AMERICAN Committee for th. «*,,*. ^ „, 
Documents. M-o^ theStUdyofWar 

AMERICAN Committee on Intellectual Exchange 
Japan. 65-1194 

AMERICAN Commonwealth Political Federation. 
-^CAN^Con^^ on Pharmaceutical 

AMERICAN Council for Judaism. 65-1745 

AMEBICANC «-^I-rned Societies 
Committee on American Native languages. 



Relating to. 65-1980 

Tl^s; iEdu<aaon - •««. 

AMERICAN Council on Race Relations. 

AMERICAN Cyanamid Company. 64-1174 
AMERICAN Ethnological Society. 64-1580 
AMERICAN Exchange Bank, Elmwood, Neb. 

AMERICAN Expeditionary Forces see U S - 

AMERICAN Federation of Labor. 65-1031 
AMERICAN Field Service. 64-825 
AMERICAN Folklore Society. 63-10 

AMERICAN Forestry Association. 64-1299 

AMERICAN Foundation for Pharmaceutical 
Education. 65-1980 

AMERICAN Free Produce Association. 65-156 
| AMERICAN Freedman's Union Commission 

AMERICAN Fur Company. 64-313,65-1401 
AMERICAN Gas Association. 65-1069 
AMERICAN Geographical Society. 65-1719 
AMERICAN Geological Institute. 65-1930 
AMERICAN Geophysical Union. 65-1300 
AMERICAN Historical Association. £3^319 

^3l9.^ V -T66 dgeATOrdCOmmittee - 

^l^T <* ^estifPrtion of Social 
Studies in the Schools. 65-1981 

Committee on Historic Sites and Monuments. 
Conference, 1940. 64-739 
JohnH. Dunning Prize Committee. 65-166 
Legal History Committee. 64-1352 
Nominating committees. 65-166 



Relating to. 65-1068, 65-1923, 65-1980 

AMERICAN Home Missionary Society see 
Congregational HomeSo^7so5Tty 

AMERICAN Horse (Indian) 65-1499 

AMERICAN House, Buffalo, NY. 64-848 

AMERICAN Indian Missinn i Jrf i_ 

Miss«iri iS-S^SSr LuU ' eran Chu "*- 

AMERICAN Institute of Architects. 64-929 
Education Committee. 65-1340 
Philadelphia Chapter. 

Restoration Committee. 65-1317 
AMERICAN Institute of Graphic Arts. 64-491 

AMERICAN Institute of Pacific n.i.« 
64-1262, 64-1331 Relations. 

AMERICAN Institute of Sacred Lite,,., 
University of ancag^etef^*"' 

AMERICAN Institute of the History of 
Pharmacy. 65-1983 

AMERICAN Institutions, Charles R. w a w~ 
Foundation for the SmdyT gt-sT ^ 

AMERICAN Interprofessional League. 65-1490 

AMERICAN Jewish Committee 63 239 
65-1033, 65-1734 ™" mnee - 63 ' 23 ^ 

AMERICAN Jewish Congress. 65-1033, 
^^t^^8 tt 6^--— - 

Michigan 

*u5£° nita «**"*> dearborn. 
New York 

^i'S" POSt 5M ' NeW Y«k City. 

Washington 

Shelton Post No. 31. 65-1048 

AMERICAN Liberty League. 65-343 

AMERICAN Library Association. 64-101 

AMERICAN literature see n.„., 

literary affairs — Ltter » t «'e and 

AMERICAN loyalists see Loyalists 
AMERICAN magazine. 64-1596 
AMERICAN Medical Association. 65-103 

AMERICAN Mining, Metallurgical, and Manu- 
facturing Company. 65-1511 ^^ 

AMERICAN Molasses Company. 65-66, 65-68 

AMERICAN National Council on Intellectual 
Cooperation. 65-1980 -"""ectuai 



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AMERICAN National Red Cross see Red 
Cross— American National Red Cross 

AMERICAN Nature Stud; Society. 64-819 

AMERICAN occupation (Alaska, 1867-69) by 
W. S. Dodge and H. Ketchum, Jr. 65-1715 

AMERICAN Olympic Committee. 64-832 

AMERICAN Optical Company. 64-240 

AMERICAN Oriental Society. 65-1218 

AMERICAN Paper and Pulp Association. 
64-913 

AMERICAN Party (Know-Nothing Party) 
64-1293, 65-23, 65-1566 

New Jersey. 65-1565 

AMERICAN Pen Women, National League at 
65-781 

AMERICAN Pharmaceutical Association. 
65-1983 

AMERICAN Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, 
Pa. 63-301, 65-1980 

Historical and Literary Committee. 63-5 

AMERICAN Physical Society. 65-1719 

AMERICAN poetry see Poetry 

AMERICAN Political Science Association. 
64-183, 65-1308, 65-1917 

AMERICAN political science review. 65-1308 

AMERICAN Protective Association. 63-208 

AMERICAN Public Welfare Association. 64-21 

AMERICAN Red Cross see Red Cross— Ameri- 
can National Red Cross 

AMERICAN Relief for India. 65-152 

AMERICAN Relief to Europe Administration. 
65-1509 

The AMERICAN scholar (Periodical) 65-1672 

AMERICAN School for the Deaf, Hartford, 
Conn. 64-1289 

AMERICAN School of Metaphysics, New York 
City. 64-902 

AMERICAN Service Institute of Allegheny 
County, Pittsburgh, Pa. 65-1746 

AMERICAN Shakespeare Festival Foundation. 
64-1334 

AMERICAN Shipping and Industrial League. 
64-1546 

AMERICAN Social Hygiene Association. 64-21 

AMERICAN Society for Testing Materials. 
64-1174 

AMERICAN Society of Civil Engineers, 65-612 

St. Louis Branch. 64-320 

AMERICAN Society of International Law. 
64-183, 65-1917 

The AMERICAN spectator (New York) 64-953 



AMERICAN States Utilities Corporation. 
64-691 

AMERICAN Sugar Refining Company. 64-1418 

AMERICAN Sunday-School Union. 65-1480 

AMERICAN Theatre Wing. 64-717 

AMERICAN Tobacco Company. 64-798 



AMERICAN Tract Society. 64-952 
AMERICAN Turners 

Cincinnati, Ohio. 63-157 

Minneapolis, Minn. 63-241 
AMERICAN Union against Militarism. 63-232 

Unitarian Service Committee. 64-1318 

AMERICAN University, Washington, D. C. 
64-971 

AMERICAN War Commission. 63-325 

AMERICAN Woman's Association. 64-714 

AMERICAN Woman's Educational Association. 
65-836 

AMERICAN Youth Congress. 63-232, 64-1483 

AMERICANISM 

Writings on. 65-1920 

AMERICANIZATION Committee of Detroit. 
64-1412 

AMERICANS for Democratic Action. 64-1261, 
65-121, 65-1042 

AMERICA'S economic growth, by Fred Albert 
Shannon. 65-1932 

AMERICUS, Ga, 64-499 

AMERINGER, Oscar, 1870-1943. 64-1594 

AMES, Carleton. 64-1635 

AMES, Edgar G. , 1868-1949. 65-1053 

AMES, Edward Raymond, Bp. , 1806-1879. 
64-973 

AMES, Fisher, 1758-1808. 63-64, 64-202 

AMES, James Barr, 1846-1910. 65-648 

AMES, Jesse Hazen, 1875-1957. 65-446 

AMES, Oakes, 1804-1873. 65-246 

AMES, Truman E. 65-1360 

AMES family. 65-1775 

AMHERST, Jeffery Amherst, baron, 1717- 
1797. 63-381, 63-404 

AMHERST Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Courthouse. 64-751 

Family papers. 64-587, 64-1237 

Students. 64-1555 

Tobacco trade. 63-345 
AMIDON, Beulah. 65-48 
AMITY Church, Iredell Co. , N. a 64-617 
AMT . TF ., Thomas Ryum, 1897- 64-1594 
AMLDtG, Clarence. 63-28 
AMMANN, Othmar Herman, 1879- 65-2011 
AMMON, Charles D. 65-1507 
AMNESTY see Pardon 

AMNESTY oaths (Civil War) see Civil War- 
Loyalty oaths 

AMON, Leonard. 65-23 

AMORY, Thomas C. , of Boston. 64-374 



AMOY, China 

Travel and description. 63-234 

AMPTHILL, Chesterfield Co. , Va. 64-1230, 
64-1242 

AMPUTATION 

Leg. 65-1918 
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands 

Hospitals. 65-966 

AMUSEMENTS. 64-502 

see also Concerts; Motion pictures; 
Recreation 

Great Britain. 65-1879 

New York. 64-844 

New York City. 64-844 

Ohio. 64-844 

ANATOMY. 64-134 

Comparative. 64-153 

Dental. 64-683 

Lectures. 65-1540 

Teachers and teaching, 65-333, 65-1290, 
65-1331, 65-1952 

ANCESTRY see Heredity 
ANCHORIA (Ship) 64-580 
ANCHORS. 64-255 
ANCIENT history 

Study and teaching. 64-927 
ANCIENT Order of United Workmen 

Records from Virginia City, Nev. 65-1764 

ANDER, GustafH. 64-887 

ANDERSEN, Andreas. 63-320 

ANDERSEN, Hendrik Christian, 1872-1940. 
63-320 

ANDERSEN, Olivia Donaldson (Cushing), 1871- 
63-320 

ANDERSON (A. ) (Special) Bacon Syndicate 
Purchase. 65-1009 

ANDERSON, Archer, b. 1838. 65-1009 

ANDERSON, Chandler Parsons, 1866-1936. 
64-778, 64-1577 

ANDERSON, Charles Lewis, 1827-1910. 
65-1787 

ANDERSON, Clinton Presba, 1895- 64-773, 
65-94, 65-602 

ANDERSON, D. A. 65-446 

ANDERSON, E. R. 65-1009 

ANDERSON, Edward Clifford, 1815-1883. 
64-389 

ANDERSON, Edward Coffin, 1821-1890. 
64-722 

ANDERSON, Edward Playfalr, 1856-1951. 
64-722 

ANDERSON, Eliza (Burton) 64-390 
ANDERSON, Elizabeth (Clark) 65-977 

ANDERSON, Evelina see Porter, Evelina 
(Anderson) 1790-1871 



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Genealogy. 64-601 

ANDERSON Memorial Center, Boston Univer- 
sity. 64-14 

ANDERSON, S. C. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1865 

■"ARSON'S East Tennessee Mining Company. 
ANDOVER Furnace. 65-1559 



ANDERSON, Frank Maloy, 1871-1961. 65-166 

ANDERSON, Mrs. Frank Maloy see Anderson 
Maude (Case) 

ANDERSON, Isabel Weld (Perkins) 1876-1948 
64-14 

ANDERSON (J. R. ) & Company. 65-1009 

ANDERSON, James, 1796-1874. 64-390 

ANDERSON, Jennie (Thornwell) 64-390 

ANDERSON, Joseph Reid, 1813-1892. 65-1009 

ANDERSON, Larz, 1866-1937. 64-14 

ANDERSON, Lucretia (McFall) 65-1865 

ANDERSON, Malcolm Playfair 1878-1919 
64-722 

ANDERSON, Maria Lucinda (Dupuy) 65-964 

ANDERSON, Mary Evans (Pegram) 65-973 

ANDERSON, Maude (Case) 63-233 

ANDERSON, Melville Best, 1851-1933 
64-722 

ANDERSON, Nels. 65-948 

ANDERSON, Rasmus Bjorn, 1846-1936 
64-1626, 65-334 

ANDERSON, Richard Clough, 1750-1826 
65-977 

ANDERSON, Richard Clough, 1788-1826 
65-23 

ANDERSON, Robert Burton, 18337-1889 
64-390 

ANDERSON, Robert van Vleck, 1884-1949. 
64-722 

ANDERSON, St. George M. 

Estate of. 65-1009 

ANDERSON, Sarah McQueen (Williamson) 
o4— 389 

ANDERSON, Sherwood, 1876-1941 64-150 
64-491, 64-953, 64-1367, 65-1205, 65-1934 

ANDERSON, Wilhelm. 65-1132 

ANDERSON, William, b. 1843. 65-253 

ANDERSON, William Hamilton, 1874- 64-24 

ANDERSON Association. 65-1009 

ANDERSON Brothers Corporation, Houston, 
Tex. 65-883 

ANDERSON Cavalry. 65-818 

ANDERSON District, S. C. 64-1087 

ANDERSON family. 64-390. 64-722. 65-1009. 
60-1354 



ANDOVER, Mass. 
Merchants. 64-56 
Students. 65-367 
ANDOVER Theological Seminary. 64-1281 
Faculty. 65-1762 
Students. 63-263, 65-1050 
ANDREW Carnegie Fund. 64-767 

ANDREWS, AustinS., 1836-1917. 64-242 
A^WS, Charles Thomas, 1842-1931. 
ANDREWS, Frank Maxwell, 1884-1943. 
ANDREWS, John A. 64-1218 
ANDREWS, John O., 1844-1871. 64-242 
ANDREWS, Lulu. 64-820 
ANDREWS, Philip, 1866-1945. 63-325 
ANDREWS, Stanley, 1895- 65-95 
ANDREWS, W. R. 64-1575 
ANDREWS family. 63-252, 64-242 

Genealogy. 64-820 
ANDREWS Opera Company. 63-252 
ANDREWS university, Berrien Springs, Mich. 

ANDROSCOGGIN River. 64-357 

ANECDOTES. 64-60 

ANGEL, Benjamin. 64-1575 

ANGELL, Alexis Caswell, 1857-1932 
64-1413, 64-1500, 65-1360 

ANGELL, Carleton Watson, 1887-1962 
65-479 

ANGELL, James Burrill, 1829-1916. 64-1413 

As correspondent 64-764, 64-1418 
64-1433, 64-1469, 64-1478, 64-1487, 
«"i?2 8 ' 64 - 150 °. 64-1515, 65-199, 

ei1i«' «1 24 ' 65 " 253 ' 65 - 259 - «- 2 69. 

HJS- ff" 319 ' 6S - 335 - 6S '^> 65-384 

65-437, 65-440, 65-455, 65-457 65-474 

65-476, 65-510, 65-531 65-585 65-587 

65-594, 65-618, 65-629 65-6st' S-% 

65-me ' 65 " 1395 ' 65 - 13 "' 

Biographical sketch of. 64-1437 

Letters to. 65-1330 

Notes on lectures by. 65-278 65-537 
65-560, 65-606 ' ' 

Summer trip to Canada. 65-227 
Wife of. 64-1414 

ANGELL, James Rowland, 1869-1949 

ii'l 3 ! 7 ' 65 " 384 ' 65 " 486 . 65 "5S1. 65-537, 
65-567, 65-636, 65-645, 65-1353, 65-1980 

^i ^^ ' 6 Th ° m P s °° see McLaughlin, 
Lois Thompson (Angell) *""«, 

ANGELL, Robert Cooley, 1899- 64-1515 

ANGELL (Sarah Caswell) Chapter, Daughters 
of the American Revolution, Ann Arbor 
Mich. £5^212. 



ANGELL, Sarah Swoope Caswell, 1831-1903 
64-1413, 64-1414 

ANGLE, Paul McClelland, 1900- 65-1923 
ANGLICAN Church see Church of England 
ANGLICAN Communion. 63-237 
ANGLO-AMERICAN Caribbean Commission. 

ANGLO-FHENCH War, 1775-1763. 64-810 
ANGLO-MEXICAN Company, ltd. 63-16 
ANGLO-PROSSIANBank, Berlin, Ger. 

ANGLO-SAXONS 
History. 65-1923 

ANGLO-SIAMESE Boundary Commission. 

ANGLO-SPANISH War, 1739-1748. 63-221 
ANGOFF, Charles, 1902- 65-1084 

AN 6M58 CllarleS ' mercnant o* Liverpool, Eng. 

ANGUS, William, merchant of Liverpool, Eng. 

ANIMAL pelts see Skins and hides 

ANIMAL populations. 65-167 

ANIMALS 

see ateo Game and game birds; Livestock: 
aiTnames of animals "™«°ck; 

Anthropology. 64-1522 

Ecology. 65-167 

Vaccination. 64-1263 
ANIMALS, Fossil see Paleontology 
ANN Arbor Art Association. 65-193 
ANN Arbor Cooperative Society. 65-194 
ANN Arbor courier and times. 64-1433 
ANNArbor Forest Hill Cemetery Association. 

ANN Arbor Garden Club. 65-195 
ANN Arbor Grandmothers"Club. 65-137S 
ANN Arbor Library Club. 65-196 
ANN Arbor Medical Club. 65-197 
ANNArbor, Mich. 64-1475 

Alumni associations. 65-1377 

Banks and hanirj nE _ 65-1379 

Board of Education. 65-568 

Business papers. 65-205, 65-527, 65-569 

Carriage and wagon making. 65-401 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-592 
Baptist 65-198 

Congregational. 65-199 

Methodist 65-247 

Presbyterian. 64-1415. 64-1444 
65-244, 65-357—' ^ 1444 ' 



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ANN Arbor, Mich. (Continued) 

Civic life. 64-1414, 64-1433, 65-648 

Civil engineering. 65-436 

Clubs. 65-193, 65-195, 65-196, 65-197, 
65-1322, 65-1367, 65-1375 

Colleges and universities see M ichiga n — 
University (Ann Arbor) 

Cooperative societies. 65-194 

Dentistry. 65-339 

Description. 65-593 

Detroit Observatory. 64-1517, 65-335 

Drug trade. 65-444 

Electric power. 65-408 

Family papers. 64-1407, 64-1475, 65-216, 
65-236, 65-478, 65-517, 65-660, 
65-1353, 65-1395 

First Baptist Church. 65-198 

First Congregational Church. 65-199 

First Presbyterian Church. 64-1415, 
64-1444, 65-244, 65-357 

Fraternal organizations, es^isse 

Golf clubs. 65-1322 

History. 64-1473, 65-520, 65-1394 

Hospitals. 65-479 

Insurance business. 65-401 

Land. 65-357 

Investments. 65-467 

Law practice. 64-1479 

Library associations. 65-1375 

Mayor. 64-1457, 65-666 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc ) 

65-1343 
Municipal government. 65-568 
M"g«-ai societies. 65-206 
National Security League. 65-321 
Newspaper clippings. 65-1394 
Nurses and nursing. 65-1391 230-563 
Obituaries. 65-1394 
Pastors' Conferences. 64-1442 
Patriotic societies. 65-212 
Police Dept. 65-568 
Political organizations. 65-1375 
Railroads. 65-515 
Red Cross. 65-369 
Reform. 64-1437 
Republican Committee. 65-1380 

Resident of. 65-378, 65-511, 65-553, 
65-588, 65-593 

School of Religion. 65-1351 

Schools. 64-1473, 65-593 

Social life. 65-454 

Social service organizations. 65-214, 
65-1381 

Societies. 65.-1367 



see also type of organization as a 
subdivision of Ann Arbor, e. g. 
Ann Arbor, Mich. —Patriotic societies 

Students. 65-549 

see also <"i>Mpii — University (Ann 
Arbor) — Students 

Theater. 65-452, 65-1325 

Trade. 65-396 

Unions. 64-1450, 64-1452 

Universities Committee on Post-war 
International Problems. 65-1390 

Veterans' organisations, 65-1333 

Water. 65-1392 

Women's organizations. 64-1409, 65-203, 
65-1333, 65-1375, 65-1391, 65-1399 

Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 

World War L 65-243 

Young Men's Christian Associations. 
65-667 

ANNALI di ottalmologia. 65-1538 

ANNAPOLIS, Md. 

Civil War 

Prisons and prisoners. 64-218, 64-243 

Convention on Trade, 1786. 65-1318 

Naval Academy see U. S.-Naval Academy, 
Annapolis, Md. 

ANNAPOLIS Royal, N. S. 63-381 

ANNE liceat invitos in servitutem dare, by 
Thomas Oarkson. 65-1083 

ANNEXATION. 64-738 

see also Territorial expansion 

ANNIE Fairfax (Schooner) 64-1400 

ANNIE get your gun (Theatrical production) 

64-1611 
ANION, John. 65-1551 
ANION family. 65-1551 
ANNE, Burt. 65-606 
ANMSTON, Ala. 

Military posts. 65-949 

ANNIVERSARY celebratiOBS see Celebrations; 
Exhibitions and fairs 

ANNMARY Brown Memorial Library, Provi- 
dence, R L 64-804 

ANNUITY payments to Indians. 63-247 

ANOTHER morning, by Wessel Smitter. 

65-562 
AN5LINGER, Harry Jacob, 1892- 65-96 
ANSON Co. , N. C. 64-522 

Merchants. 64-1021 
ANTARCTIC region 

Discovery. 64-1578 

Exploring expeditions. 64-1388 

Scientific expeditions. 64-782 
ANTHEMS, National. 65-1880, 65-1881 

ANTHONY, Andrew Varlck Stout, 1835-1906. 
63-393 



ANTHONY, Henry Bowen, 1815-1884. 

64-1559, 64-1580 
ANTHONY, John Gould, 1804-1877. 63-399, 

65-1221 

ANTHONY, Martha (Farmer) collector. 
65-874 

ANTHONY, Nellie Larmon. 64-853 

ANTHONY, Susan BrownelL 1820-1906. 

63-361, 64-292, 64-1326, 64-1562, 65-22, 
65-255, 65-835 , 65-930, 65-934, 65-1958, 
65-1984 

ANTHONY family. 65-835 

ANTHONY League of the District of Columbia 
(later Susan B. Anthony Foundation) 65-934 

ANTHONY, N. J. 65-1700 

ANTHROPOLOGY. 63-4, 
64-1580, 65-36 



-14, 64-167, 



Museums. 65-1267 

By place 

Mississippi Valley. 64-55 

Pacific Northwest. 64-1251 

Philippine Islands. 64-1216 
ANTI-DEFAMATION League of B'nai B'rith, 

65-1033, 65-1734 
ANTIETAM, Battle of, 1862. 64-57, 64-1151 

Maps. 65-946 

ANTI-IMPERIALIST League, Boston, Mass. 

64-771 
ANT1-JACKSONIANISM. 65-905 

see also Jackson, Andrew, Pres. U. S. , 
17ffTi845 
ANTILIQUOR movements see Prohibition; 
Temperance 

ANTILLES see West Indies 

ANTTMASONRY. 64-873, 64-952, 64-1144, 

64-1584 
ANTIMONOPOLY suits 

Cheese industry and trade. 65-1065 

ANTIN, Louis Antoine de Pardaillan de 
Gondrin, due d', 1665-1736. 64-122 

ANTIOCH College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. 

63-255 
ANTIQUARIAN Society, American see 

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, 

Mass. 
ANTIQUTTIES see Archeology 

ANTIRENT troubles, New York, 1839-1846. 
64-836 

ANTI-SALOON League of America. 64-24, 
65-1034, 65-2010 

ANTI-SALOON League of Michigan. 65-684 
ANnSEMrnSM. 63-232, 65^1729, 65-1734 
ANTI-SLAVERY Friends, Indiana Society of. 
65-156 

ANTELAVERY movements see Slavery- 
Anttslavery movements 

ANTITRUST laws, legislation and prosecution 
65-64, 65-648, 65-1422 



see also Trusts, Industrial 



241 



antivivisection 

Minnesota. 63-242 
ANTONIETTA (Bark) 64-1395 
ANTWERP, Belgium 

Jews. 65-1739 

ANZA, JuanBauUstade, 1735-1788. 65-1165 
APACHE Co. , Ariz. 

History. 65-1781 
APACHE Indians. 65-1499, 65-1815 

"^^mjalgns against. 63-355, 



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Pictures. 64-4 

By place 
Arizona. 65-1176 
Colorado. 65-1783 
New Mexico. 65-1783 
APALACRTCOLA, Ha. 

Cotton trade. 64-615 
APPALACHIA 

Business papers. 65-1032 
Indian relics. 64-599 

APPERSON, Phoebe see Hearst, Phoebe 
(Apperson) 1842-1915 «*>«>e 

APPLEBY, George. $4-768 
APPLEBY, PaulH. 65-30 
APPLEGARTH, Edward. 65-861 
APPLEGARTH, Mabel. 65-861 
APPLEGATE, George W. 64-263 
APPLEGATE, Jesse, 1811-1888. 64-707 
APPLEGATE, Lindsay, 1808-1892. 65-1119 
APPLEGATE, Lisbon, 1803-1875. 64-263 
**|gGATE, Oliver CromweH, 1845-1938. 

APPLEGATE and Gordon, firm. 64-273 
APPLEGATE family. 65-1119 
APPLES 
Trees 

Growing. 65-1598 
APPLETON (D.) and Company. 64-1332 
APPLETON, George Lyman, b. 1841. 64-977 
APPLETON, Louisa Caroline (Arnold) 64-977 

^Mar^E. *%" "?» (L y™»J ** Arnold, 
Mary Ellen (Lyman) Appleton ^ 

AP S LET ^ (WUUa,n) «« Company, Boston. 
Mas* Oater Hooper (Samuel £m£»y) 

^^Sf WUUam Heary ' ffil4 -«99. 
APPLETON, William Worthen, 1845-1924. 
APPLETON family. 64-977 

APPLETON Publishing House (now Appleton- 
Century-crofts) 65-1409 «"««» 



APPLIED science see Technology 

APPLING, Austin M. 63-382 

APPOINTMENTS, Political see Political 
patronage 

APPOQUINIMINK Creek, Del. 64-213 
APPRENTICES 

draining. 65-948 

Delaware. 64-213 
APPROPRIATIONS 

~ *2. * S. -Congress-Appropriations 

taationalPrtson Conunission Congress, 

World War H. 64-257 

APPROPRIATIONS Committee (U. S. House of 
Representatives) 64-938 

APPROPRIATE committee (U. S. Senate) 

AQUATIC ecology. 65-167 
AQUEDUCTS 

Washington, D. C. 63-380 
ARABIAN American Oil Company. 64-1635 
ARABIAN Desert 

Archeological expeditions. 65-36 
ARABS in Palestine. 64-17 
ARAMCO see Arabian American Oil Company 
ARAMINGO (Ship) 64-1395 
ARANSAS Lumber Company. 64-749 
ARANSAS Pass, Tex. 

Harbor. 64-749 
ARAWAK language. 63-1 
ARBEITER-ring see Workmen's Circle 



El Salvador and U. S. 



65-1330 



ARBITRATION, Labor see Labo^-Arbitra- 
Hon, conciliation, and~mediation 

ARBITRATION society of America see 
American Arbitration Society ~~ 

ARBORICULTURE 

see abw Horticulture; Nurseries (Horti- 
culxure) 

North Carolina. 64-635 
ARCH, John. 65-1831 

ARCHAEOLOGICAL Institute of America 
Spokane Chapter. 64-214 

ARCHANGEL, Russia see Arkhangelsk. 
V. S. S. R. «wsk, 

ARCHBOLD, John D. 63-246 
ARCHEOLOGY. 64-1522, 64-1580 

see also Excavations (Archeology) 

Classical 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1897 
Expeditions. 64-1522, 65-36 



Alaska. 65-1081 

Near East. 64-1419,65-348,65-582 
Philippine Islands. 65-292 

Indians. 63-2, 64-599 

Museums. 65-1267 

Notes, etc. 65-292, 65-319 
By place 

Alaska. 85-1081 

British Columbia. 65-1815 

Central America. 63-1 

CMle. 65-1815 

Guadalupe bland. 65-1815 
Illinois. 64-1522 
Mexico. 63-1 

Mississippi Valley. 64-1580 
Pennsylvania. 64-1522 
Puerto Rico. 65-1815 
South America. 63-1 
Southwest. 64-7, 65-1788 
Virginia. 64-1243 

AR 6^oi7 BranChTa01ier ' 1790 -«56. 
ARCHER, Charles. 64-1584 
ARCHER William. 65-1310 
ARCHITECTS. 64-1267 
Registration of. 65-1340 
Michigan. 65-588 
ARCHITECTURAL drafting. 64-348 
AR «^0 CTDRALLea ^^ America. 

ARCHITECTURAL League of New York. 64-929 
ARCHITECTURE. 65-434 
see also Naval architecture 

Business papers and practice 63-S67 
64-695, 64-929, 65^88, 65-1340 ' 

Churches see Churches and church af- 
fairs—Buildings 

Colleges and universities. 65-1926 
Designs and plans. 63-349,64-849,64-858 
Education. 65-1340 
History. 65-1317, 65-1340 
Restorations 

Michigan. 65-1340 

Philadelphia. 65-1315, 65-1317 
Societies. 65-1340 

By place 
Illinois. 65-489 
Michigan, 65-489, 65-1340 
Missouri. 64-297 
New York. 64-858, 64-929 
°hio. 64-348 

Pennsylvania. 65-825, 65-1317 
Tennessee. 64-348 

D. C. 64-776 



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ARCHITECTURE, Domestic 

see also Construction industry 
Designs and plans. 64-372, 64-943 
Maryland. 65-176 
South Carolina. 63-304 

ARCHIVES 

Foreign. 63-319 

Preservation, 65-191 

Confederate States of America. 65-988 

Germany. 64-179 

Michigan 65-320 

Virginia. 65-988 
ARCHIVISTS. 65-1662 
ARCOLA, N. C. 64-376 
ARCOT, India. 63-98 
ARCTIC regions 

Exploring expeditions. 64-328 
ARDEN, N. C. 

Christ School for Boys. 65-745 
ARDERT, Charles W. 64-1260 
ARDIZZONE, Edward. 65-1978 
ARDRET, Robert, 1908- 65-1085 
ARENA, Wis. 65-1058 
ARENDT, Hannah, 1906- 65-891 

AREVALO, Juan Jose'. 64-895 

ARGENTINA 

Birds. 65-1849 

Consular and diplomatic service (U. S. ) 
63-152, 63-386, 64-690, 64-1335 

Indians. 65-1815 

International Commission of Jurists, 1927 
Meeting, Buenos Aires. 65-507 

Lutheran church work in. 63-28, 64-187 

Personal papers. 65-1552 

Travel and description. 65-335 

ARGO (Ship) 64-1394 

ARGONNE, Battle of the, 1918. 64-569, 
64-842, 65-949 

ARGOSY (Periodical) 64-684 

ARGUMENTATION _see Debating 

ARGUS, Albany, N. Y. (Newspaper) 64-843 

ARIEL Baptist Church, Macon Co. , Ga, 
65-190 

ARIEL steam air carriage, 1841-1844. 
65-894 

ARIKARA Indians 

Campaign against, 1823. 65-1811 
ARITHMETIC 

Books. 64-535 

see also Ciphering books 

Interest calculations. 64-747 
ARIZONA. 65-1781 

Assayers. 64-9 



Banks and hanking. 65-1757 

Business papers. 65-552 

Cattle raising and trade. 64-3,64-11, 
65-1757, 65-1781 

Ranches see Arizona— Ranches 

Celebrations. 64-2 

Census records. 63-93 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-869 

Coal industry and trade. 64-5 

Colleges and universities see Arizona 

University (Tucson) 

Copper mines and mining. 64-13. 64-802 
65-2009 

Corporation Commission. 65-1757 

County government and county records. 
65-1758 

Courts. 65-1758 

Foreign population. 64-5 

High schools. 65-1134 

History. 65-1781 

Indian agents and agencies. 65-1176, 
65-1178 

Indian schools. 64-1542, 65-1178 

Indian wars. 64-4, 65-1824 

Indians. 65-944, 65-1134, 65-1176, 
65-1781 

Investments. 64-3 

Land. 64-3 

Claims. 65-1180 

Grants. 65-1181 

Settlement. 65-1781 

Maps. 65-1759 

Merchants. 65-1757 

Mexican troops, Departure of (1856) 
65-1781 

Military life and posts in. 64-4, 64-8, 
65-1759 

Mines, mining, and processing. 64-9, 
64-13, 65-1758, 65-1781 

see also names of minerals as subdivl- 
sion under Arizona, e. g. Arizona- 
Vanadium 

Mormons. 65-1122, 65-1162 
Pioneer life. 64-5 
Politics. 65-1758 
Postal service. 65-1756 
Railroads. 64-13 
Ranches. 64-3 
Real estate business. 65-1758 
Retail trade. 64-3 
Sheep raising and trade, 
Surveys and surveying. 
Tax records. 65-1757 
Travel and description. 
University (Tucson) 



65-1757 
65-1181 



65-1815 



Centennial papers. 64-2 
Vanadium. 65-1781 
Waterpower. 65-1781 
Wool industry and trade. 65-1757 
ARIZONA Territory 
Governor. 64-11 

Min»g and Wliwing 64-12 

Ranches, 65-1756 

ARKANSAS 

Capitol building. 63-349 

Churches and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 64-1043 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-67, 63-231, 65-160, 65-905, 
65-1843 

Military telegraph. 65-897 

Drainage. 65-1306 

Family and personal papers, 63-126, 
64-481, 64-676, 64-746 

Farms and farming. 64-800 

Indian agencies and agents. 65-1177 

Indians. 65-1499 

law practice. 63-126 

Petroleum industry and trade. 64-1036 

Politics 

Whig Party. 63-126 

Railroads 

Construction and engineering. 65-1533 

Social life. 63-126 

Timber. 65-1306 

ARKANSAS Indian Agency. 65-1177 

ARKANSAS Post, Ark. Battle of, 1863. 
65-160 

ARKANSAS River 

Fortifications. 64-1526 
Travel and description. 64-335 

ARKHANGELSK, U.S.S.R. 

American Expedition, 1918-1919. 65-609 

ARLINGTON Charge of the Tennessee Confer- 
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 
South. 64-969 

ARLINGTON Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
ARLINGTON, Minn. 

Cooperative stare. 63-253 
ARLINGTON, Va. 

Freedman's School. 64-644 

ARMADE, Mich. 65-251 

ARMBRUSTER, Howard. 65-1983 

ARMED Services Commission, Lutheran 
Church— Missouri Synod, 63-31 

ARMENIAN relief activities. 64-359, 64-375 

ARMDO, Manuel. 65-1165 

ARMISTEAD, Charles James. 64-1222 



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ARMETEAD, Jesse Scott, 1797-1868 
64-1222 

ARMETEAD, Martha Storrs (Trueheart) 

ARMETEAD, Meeta Rhodes see Capehart 
Meeta Rhodes (Armisteadj 

ARMETEAD, Nancy Miller see Blanton, Nancy 
Miller (Armistead) 1829-1902 

ARMETEAD, Wilson, 18197-1868. 63-400 

ARMETEAD case. 63-400 

ARMETEAD family. 64-1222 

ARMETICE Commission, Permanent Interna- 
tional. 65-266 

ARMOR, Samuel Glasgow, 1819-1885 

Notes on lectures by. 65-596 
ARMOR 

World War H. 65-928 
ARMOR plate. 65-358 
ARMOUR, Richard Willard, 1906- 65-1086 
ARMS and munitions control. 65-53 
ARMS, Coats of see Heraldry 
ARMS embargo. 65-1507 

ARMSTRONG, Annie Walker 1850-1938 
64-1160 

ARMSTRONG, Charlotte, 1905- 65-1087 
ARMSTRONG, D. W. 65-1365 
ARMSTRONG, Hamilton Fish, 1893- 64-778 
ARMSTRONG, Henry. 65-1868 
ARMSTRONG, James E. 65-1918 
ARMSTRONG, John, 1758-1843. 63-228, 



ARMSTRONG, Louise (Van Voorhis) 1889-1848 
64-1416 

ARMSTRONG, Paul. 65-1507 

ARMSTRONG, Philander Banister b 1847 
65-1775 ' ' 

ARMSTRONG (Rollo S. } Grocery and Drug 
Store, Chelsea, Mich. 65-407 

ARMSTRONG, Solomon, 1821-1897. 65-1348 

ARMY see under name of jurisdiction, e e. 
Gt. Brit -Army; U. S. -Army 

ARMY Accounts, U. S. Office of. 64-1567 

ARMY and Navy Commission, Lutheran 
Church— Missouri Synod. 63-31 

ARMY and navy journal. 65 -896 

ARMY camps see Military posts 

ARMY life see Military life; and subdivision 
Military life under names of wars 

ARMY Nurse Corps. 65-945 

ARMY ordnance see Ordnance; also Civil 
War— Ordnance; Confederate States of 
America— Army-Ordnance; U. S. —Bureau 
of Ordnance 

ARMY Specialized Training Program, Univer- 
sity of Chicago. 64-1325 



ARNDT, William, 1880-1957. 64-813 

ARNETT, Trevor, 1870-1955. 64-1324 

ARNEY, W. F. M 65-162 

ARNOLD, Benedict, 1741-1801 64-47 
64-1219, 65-1854 ' 

ARNOLD, Edwin, 1832-1904. 65-1874 
ARNOLD, Henry Harley, 1886-1950. 64-1557 
ARNOLD, Hiram 

Estate of. 64-1479 
ARNOLD, Isaac Newton, 1815-1884. 63-406 

ARNO^ Ubertaaa America see Wlthrow, 
Libertatia America (Arnold) — 

ARNOLD, Louisa Caroline see Appleton 
Louisa Caroline (Arnold) — mtv "" m > 

AB 65°i543 MiU ' 8aret (ShiWen) "60-1804. 

**•?£} 1Un EUen {hyma »> Apple ^ 

ARNOLD, Mary Ellicott, 1876- 64-712 

ARNOLD, Matthew, 1822-1888. 63-207 
64-45, 64-63 ' 

ARNOLD, Ralph, 1875- 65-2010, 65-2011 

ARNOLD, Samuel Green. 63-377 

ARNOLD, Thurman Wesley, 1891- 63-354 
64-165, 65-1065 

ARNOLD Arboretum, Harvard University. 



ARNOLD family. 64-977 

ARNOLD Lumber Company, Poughkeepsie, 

ARONOVICL Carol. 65-1924 
AROU5ICK Island, Me. 

Land proprietorship. 65-181 
ARPS, George Frederick, 1874-1939. 65-486 
ARRESTS 

Pennsylvania. 64-1153 
ARRINGTON, Katherlne Pendleton. 64-365 
ARROW no. 2 (Ship) 64-709 
ARROYO, Jose' Miguel, 18107-1875. 64-345 
ARROYO, Luisde. 64-345 
ARSENALS 

Massachusetts. 65-28 
Missouri. 64-288, 65-1120 
ART, Abstract 63-411 

ART and artists. 63-48, 64-955, 64-1315 
65-6, 65-434, 65-1191 

see also Painting 

Biography. 63-393, 64-802 

Collectors and collecting. 65-829, 65-2009 

Criticism. 64-1360, 65-834 

Education, instruction, and study. 63-154 
63-411, 64-495, 64-881, 65-1397 ' 

Europe. 64-1546 



Georgia. 64-234 
Illinois. 64-6 
Maryland. 65-2022 
New York City. 64-350 

EduMtions. 63-216, 64-881, 65-369, 
05-1941 ' 

Galleries and museums 

Connecticut 64-1315 

Ireland. 65-1834 

Missouri. 64-1526 

North Carolina. 65-715 

Lectures. 65-616, 65-1902 

Notes, research material, etc 64-795 
64-1359 ' 

Practice (Business records, notebooks 
sketches, etc.) 63-393, 63-411, 64-6 

Societies. 64-1315, 65-922 
Michigan. 65-193 
Minnesota. 65-1983 
North Carolina. 64-365 
Washington, D. C. 65-922 
World War H. 65-1077 
By place 
China. 64-879 
Europe. 63-393 
Germany. 65-2000 
Great Britain. 64-1315 
Italy. 63-104 
Japan. 64-879 
Massachusetts. 65-6 
New Mexico. 65-1788, 65-1796 
Ohio. 65-18, 65-1796 
ART Students' League of New York. 64-350 
ASBURN, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 

^4^3,^691' BP -' " 45 - 1816 - M - 966 ' 

ARTEAGA, Ignacio. 65-1825 

ARTHUR, Charlotte. 64-150 

ARTHUR, Chester Alan, Pres. U. S 1830- 
1886. 63-326 ^^ ' 

Autographs. 65-59 

ARTHUR Eggleso (Schooner) 64-1400 

ARTIAGA, Santiago, 1873- 64-1417 

ARTILLERY. 63-360 

see also under names of armies, e.g 
U. S. -Army-Artillery; and under' 
States, e. g. North Carolina— Artillery 

ARTS and Letters, National Society of see 
National Society of Arte and Letters 



ARTS, Useful see Technology 



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AS the earth turns, by Gladys Hasty Carroll. 
65-1094 

ASAKAWA, Kan'lchi, 1873-1948. 64-1277 
ASBOTH, Alexander. 65-950, 65-1517 
ASH, William Sword. 64-1152 
ASHANTlWar, 1873-1874. 63-148 
ASHBURNHAM, Mass. 

Churches and religions affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

ASHBURTON, Alexander Baring, baron, 1774- 
1848. 64-1584 

ASHE, Mary (Mitchell) 64-580 

ASHE, Samuel A'Court, 1840-1938. 63-130, 
64-616 

ASHE, William Willard, 1872-1932. 64-391 

ASHEBORO, N. C. 64-680 

ASHER, Louis Eller, 1877-1948. 64-25 

ASHEVILLE Female College (later Asheville 
College lor Young Women) 64-392, 64-1014 

ASHEVILLE, N. C. 

Banks and h a^ ta ""E. 64-563 
Business records. 64-428 
Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 64-1160 
Episcopal. 64-438 

Civil War 

Civilian affairs. 64-1535 

Family and personal papers. 64-455, 
64-482, 64-569, 64-603 

Politics. 64-463, 64-604 

Social life and customs. 64-366 

ASHPTELD, Mass. 

Travel from, 65-255 

ASHFORTH, Frlda. 65-1850 

ASHLEY, Delos Rodeyn, 1828-1873. 230 " 563 

ASHLEY, Jonathan, 1712-1780. 63-35 

ASHLEY, William Henry, 1778-1838. 64-275, 
64-282, 64-285 , 64-307, 64-343, 65-1811 

Estate of. 65-1161 
ASHLEY, Mo. 64-274 
ASHLEY River Valley 

Plantations. 63-313 

ASHMON, George. 65-178 
ASHMUN family. 65-1436 
ASIA 

Anthropology. 63-14 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 64-966 
Mormons. 65-1162 

French colonial and commercial 
undertakings. 64-261 



Languages and literature see Oriental 
laflgnagpw and literature; and names of 
specific languages and literatures 

Research studies on. 64-1331 

ASIMOV, Isaac, 1920- 65-1088 

ASKEW, George A. 64-26 

ASKREN, D. L 65-348 
ASSAM, India 

World War H. 64-822 
ASSAULT and battery 



Colorado. 
ASSAYEBS 



65-1189 



see also Mines, mining, and mineral 
resources 

Arizona. 64-9 

ASSESSMENT rolls see Tax records 

ASSOCIATE Justices of the U. S. Supreme 
Court see U. S. — Supreme Court- 
Justices 

ASSOCIATED Advertising Clubs of the World. 
65-113 

ASSOCIATED Industries of Seattle. 64-1264 



64-1595, 64-1615, 



ASSOCIATED Press. 
65-1742 

ASSOCIATION for Improving the Conditions of 
the Poor, New York see New York Associa- 
tion for Improving the Conditions of the Poor 

ASSOCIATION for Ministerial Improvement of 
the MicMg*" Conference, Wesleyan Method- 
ist Church. 65-637 

ASSOCIATION for the Preservation of Virginia 
Antiquities. 65,-956 

ASSOCIATION of American Law Schools. 
64-1363 

ASSOCIATION of Business Officers of the 

Universities and Colleges of the Middle West 
see Central Association of College and 
University Business Officers 

ASSOCIATION of Cambridge Scientists. 64-27 

ASSOCIATION of Centenary Firms and Corpora- 
tions of the United States. 64-1149 

ASSOCIATION of Collegiate Alumnae see 
American Association of University Women 

ASSOCIATION of Collegiate Schools of Archi- 
tecture. 65-1340 

ASSOCIATION of Evangelical Lutheran Sunday 
Schools of St. Louis. 63-23 

ASSOCIATION of Launderers. 65-111 

ASSOCIATION of Los Alamos Scientists. 64-28 

ASSOCIATION of Lutheran Secondary Schools. 

63-20 
ASSOCIATION of Methodist Historical Societies. 

64-966 
ASSOCIATION of Oak Ridge Engineers and 

Scientists. 64-29, 64-108 

ASSOCIATION of Pasadena Scientists. 64-30 

ASSOCIATION of Radio and Television News 
Analysts. 65-1062 

ASSOCIATION of Scientists for Atomic Educa- 
tion. 64-31 



ASSOCIATION of Scientists, Washington, D. C. 
64-177 

ASSOCIATION of the Bar of the City of New 
York 

Committee on Conflict of Interest Statutes. 
65-112 

ASSOCIATION of University and College 

Business Officers see Central Association 
of College and University Business Officers 

ASSYRIANS, Modern (Nestorians) 

Relief to. 64-359 

ASTOR, John Jacob, 1763-1848. 64-873, 
•65-1576 

ASTOR, Mary, 1906- 65-1089 

ASTOR family. 65-1775 

ASTORIAN (Ship) 64-709 

ASTROLOGY s« Hermetic art and philosophy 

ASTRONAUTICS see Space flight 

ASTRONOMY 

see also Cosmogony; Geodesy 

Calculations. 65-382 

Correspondence relating to. 63-250, 

65-325, 65-335, 65-355, 65-383, 65-627 

Field trips. 64-1517, 64-1556 

Lectures. 65-739 

Notebooks. 65-1265 

Notes, research material, etc 65-1299 

Observations. 65-1228, 65-1297 

Observatories see Observatories 

Societies. 65-1717 

Teaching. 64-37, 65-1262, 65-1263, 
65-1274 

Writings on. 63-378, 63-384, 64-779, 
65-654, 65-1590 

ASTRUC, Jean, 1684-1766. 65-1541 

ATCHISON Co. , Mo. 

County Court papers. 64-324 
ATCHISON, Kan. 

Land. 65-846 

St Benedict's Abbey. 65^-2003 

ATCHISON, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. 
65-920 

ATHENAEUM (Periodical) 64-78 

ATHENAGORAS, Ecumenical Patriarch. 
64-775 



ATHENS, Ga. 

Bessie Mell Industrial Home. 64-234 

Board of Education. 64-225 

Electric railroads. 64-225 

Family and personal papers. 64-226, 
64-231, 64-234, 64-581 

Lucy Cobb Institute. 64-226 

Public schools. 64-225 

University of Georgia see Georgia- 
University (Athens) 



245 



A1 6^L (Ga- ) HaUTOy aaA Eectric Co**"*. 
ATHENS, Greece 

Students (U. S.) 64-882 
ATHENS, Ohio. 63-259 

Jewelry trade. 63-259 

Ohio University see Ohio University 
Athens ' 

A1BERTON Gertrude Franklin (Horn) 1857- 
1948. 63-321 . 65-855, 65-1160 



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ATHERTON, Warren Hendry, 1891- 64-1260 

ATHLETIC clubs 
Ohio. 63-157 

ATHLETICS. 64-903 

S^also_ names of sports, e. g., Boring 
Colleges and universities. 64-832 64-853 

£"?£• a5 - 357 ' a5 - 536 ' «^». 

65-1342, 65-1371 
Mountain States Athletic Conference. 64-18 

ATHLONE, Godert de Glnkel, 1st earl of 
1630-1703. 65-1760^ ' 

ATKA, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 
ATKINS, James, Jr. 64-392 

A1 S r ^014 S> -' U5 °- 1923 - * M - 223 ' 

ATKINS family. 64-392 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

ATKINSON, Aaher, b. 1867. 65-1552 

ATKINSON, AsherD. 65-1552 

ATKINSON, Brooks. 65-1064 

ATKINSON, Edward, 1827-1905. 63-374 

ATKINSON, Florence. 65-1552 

ATKINSON, Irancis Peyton (Stuart) 65-974 

AT S J S°, N ' Henry ' "82-1842. 64-252 
64-297, 65-1811 ' 

AT B ??^ , *■***>■«*■•. 1853-1933. 
03-1552 

ATKINSON, Moses L., 1814-1852. 64-357 
ATKINSON, Norman P. 65-1057 
ATKINSON, Sarah. 65-1552 
ATKINSON, William, 17807-1865. 64-357 
ATKINSON, William, 1806-1862. 64-357 
ATKINSON family. 65-1552 

Genealogy. 64-1043, 64-1231 

AT s^T A S^Sn, 1864. 63-332, 63-397, 
64-243, 65-632, 65-1868, 65-1871 

ATLANTA constitution, Atlanta, Ga. (News- 
paper) 64-1163 

ATLANTA, Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 



Baptist World Congress, 6th, 1939 
64-1157 

Methodist. 64-970 

Southern Christian Leadership 
Conference. 65-1102 
Civil War 

see ^o Atlanta Campaign, 1864; 

Sherman's march to the sea 
Civilian life. 63-152 
Federal occupation. 65-1073 

Medical practice. 64-505 

Military affairs. 63-360 

Monuments. 65-713 

Naval service In. 64-509 

Newspapers. 64-1163, 65-1613 

Personal papers. 64-426 

Spelman College. 64-1324 
Students' Papers. 63-89 

AT 6^6 rA 3 JOUrna1 ' Aaan *' »■ (Newspaper) 

ATLANTA (Ship) 64-609 

ATLANTA, Siege of, 1864 see Atlanta 
Campaign, 1864 »"-"« 

AT eS C ■"* Mexican 0bB Canal o^y- 

ATLANTIC and Northern Railroad. 64-1590 
ATLANTIC City, N. J. 

Meeting of non-Zionist rabbis 1942. 
65-1745 ' 

ATLANTIC coast 

Steamboat lines. 64-1390 

AI ^™ C £*"<* •««« Board, Lutheran 
Church-Missouri Synod. 63-32 

ATLANTIC Gas Company. 64-691 
ATLANTIC monthly (Periodical) 65-896 
ATLANTIC Ocean 
Fisheries. 64-778 

Flights across see Transatlantic flights 
Revolution 

Naval operations. 64-344 
Voyages see Voyages-Atlantic Ocean 
ATLANTIC States 

see : also Middle Atlantic States; Southern 
states 

Churches and religious affairs 
Episcopal. 63-79 

Coal and iron lands. 65-951 

Rivers. 65-1967 

Travel and description. 65-1185 
ATLANTIC Union movement. 65-463 
ATLAS (Brig) 64-1398 
ATLAS Mining Company. 64-1451 
ATLAS QU Company, Detroit, Mich. 65-394 
ATLEE, Clement. 64-257 



ATMOSPHERIC electricity. 63-15 
ATOMIC bomb 

^64^^ ** <»*"*<* «-«*. 

Hiroshima. 64-108 
ATOMIC energy. 63-15 

Inf 64^76 nat,O,,tandC0ntrOl0t 64 - 108 - 
Records of associations. 64-27 64-28 

AT SSr?'^" c * llMt •"». M-108, 

ATOMTC^Energy Commission, U. & 65-132, 

ATOMIC Energy, Joint Committee on <U S 
Congress) 64-29, 64-44 

ATOMIC power. 65-941 

ATOMIC Scientists, Federation of. 64-158 

ATOMIC Scientists of Chicago. 64-32 
Bulletin. 64-44 

ATOMIC theory see Quantum theory 

ATONEMENT. 64-1553 

ATTERBURY family. 65-1570 

AT 64 4 ?3^ E ' Ge ° r « eSlt e re »^, 1794-1859. 

A ™T' '■""""•'—H) 1771-1843. 
ATTMORE, William, 1750-1800. 64-393 
ATTMORE family. 64-393 

AT SSSWi^ i - 1 — of types 
Forneys, e.g. Government attorneys 

ATTORNEYS general 

see also U. S. -Attorneys General 

Michigan. 65-584, 65-665 

South Carolina. 65-846 

Washington. 65-1057 

ATWATER, Joshua. 64-937 

ATWOOD & Company, Philadelnhia. Pa- 
64-394 *•"«?•> «• 

AUBLE, Glen. 65-1504 
AUBREY, Edwin E. 64-1157 
AUBURN, Ala. 

Alabama Polytechnic Institute (later Auburn 
University) 64-230 ^^ «u»uni 

Family papers. 64-584 

AUBURN, N. Y. 

Merchants. 64-900 
AUBURN Theological Seminary, Auburn, N. Y. 

Students. 65-386 
AUCTIONS 

New Jersey. 65-1599 

New York. 64-1591 



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AUDEN, WystanHugh, 1907- 65-1064 
AUDENRIED, Joseph C. 63-264 
AUDITING 

South Carolina. 63-144 
AUDITORIUMS 

North Dakota. 65-801 
AUDUBON, John James, 1785-1851. 63-132 
AUDUBON societies 

Michigan. 65-445 
AUFBAU (Periodical) 65-891 
AUGUSTA Co. , Va. 63-102, 64-980 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 64-1236 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 65-990 

Farms and farming. 64-1236 

Land. 65-971 
AUGUSTA, Ga. 

Civil War 

Defense. 64-623 

Cotton trade. 63-124, 64-527, 64-615 

Family and personal papers. 64-412, 
64-639, 64-1010 

Merchants. 64-590 

Social life and customs. 63-131, 64-527 
AUGUSTA Railroad. 64-1124 
AULD, John. 64-521 
AULLS, Lucetta. 64-892 
AULT, Harry E. B. , d. 1961. 65-1031 

AURELIUS ANTONINUS, Marcus, Emperor of 
Rome, 121-180. 64-1351 

AURORA Farmer's Union Cooperative, Aurora, 
Neb. 65-1505 

AURORA, EL 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 64-110 
AURORA, Neb. 

Cooperatives. 65-1505 
AU SABLE, Mich. 

Personal papers. 65-371 
AU SABLE River 

Travel and description. 65-582 

AUSTEN Riggs Center, Stockbridge, Mass. 
63-390 

AUSTIN, Jane (Goodwin) 1831-1894. 63-401 

AUSTIN, Jonathan Loring. 65-1318 

AUSTIN, Mary (Hunter) 1868-1934. 64-150, 
64-1334, 64-1345, 65-1160 

AUSTIN, Moses. 65-679 

AUSTIN, Stephen Fuller, 1793-1836. 64^745, 
64-756 

AUSTIN. Warren Robinson, 1877- 64-791, 
65-1071 



AUSTIN, Nev. 

Silver mines and mining 65-1159 
AUSTIN, Tex. 

Church schools 
Lutheran. 63-20 

Law practice. 64-748 

State CapitoL 65-814 

University of Texas see Texas— University 
(Austin) 

AUSTIN Peay State College, OarksviUe, Tenn. 
64-1201 

AUSTRALIA. 64-1331, 65-1814 

Anthropology. 63-14 

Fur trade. 65-673 

Travel and description. 63-234, 64-1244 
AUSTRIA 

Colleges and universities. 64-71 

Consular service. 64-345 

Consular service (U. S. ) 65-63 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-544 

Rivalry with Spain in Italy. 63-100 

Travel and description. 63-247, 63-250, 
65-1661 

World War D. 

Relief to war victims. 64-71 

AUSTRIA-Hungary (1867-1918) 

Family papers. 65-1724 

AUSTRIAN, Celia, 1874-1907. 64-33 
AUSTRIAN, Delia, 1874-1928. 64-33 

AUSTRIAN, Julia. 64-33 

AUSTRIAN Succession, War of, 1740-1748 see 
Anglo-Spanish War, 1739-1748 

AUTAUGA Co. , Ala. 64-387 

AUTHORS 

This heading is used for references to 
persons who write, usually the composers 
of literary or imaginative works, or to 
their writings. 

63-393, 64-802, 65-14, 65-1649 

Blacklists. 65-1063 
Societies 

Great Britain. 64-796 
By place 
Great Britain. 63-52 
Southern States. 64-960 

Tennessee. 65-888 

Virginia. 65-1021 

Wisconsin. 64-1626 

AUTHORS and publishers 

The material entered here refers to the 
relationships between writers and publish- 
ers. 

see also Publishers and punUshing 



63-228, 63-321, 63-354, 63-401, 64-99, 
64-114, 64-120, 64-327, 64-352, 64-495, 
64-608, 64-724, 64-728, 64-748, 64-903, 
64-955, 64-1321, 64-1362, 64-1367, 
64-1596, 65-236, 65-481, 65-496, 65-502, 
65-507, 65-594, 65-855, 65-911, 65-968, 
65-970, 65-1029, 65-1085, 65-1089, 
65-1091, 65-1096, 65-1109, 65-1110, 
65-1113, 65-1114, 65-1117, 65-1411, 
65-1613, 65-1649, 65-1803, 65-1838, 
65-2004, 65-2008 

Business records. 64-1126, 64-1358, 
65-21, 65-829, 65-871, 65-1062, 
65-1088, 65-1108, 65-1409 

Great Britain. 64-796, 64-1347, 65-1112, 
65-1845, 65-2008 

Nebraska. 65-1409, 65-1411 

New York City. 64-1332 

AUTHORS' manuscripts, Florida (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1977 

AUTHORSHIP 

Here are entered references to the 
occupation, techniques, problems, and the 
like of writing books, articles, etc. 

see also Authors and pu b lishe r s; Lltera- 
ture~and literary affairs; PlaywrtHng 
63-48, 63-146, 63-246, 63-261, 63-384, 
63-407, 64-109, 64-137, 64-152, 64-216, 
64-327, 64-523, 64-565, 64-722, 64-728, 
64-771, 64-791, 64-796, 64-803, 64-887, 
64-953, 64-954, 64-955, 64-1210, 64-1306, 
64-1506, 64-1536, 64-1566, 64-1596, 
64-1597, 64-1600, 64-1601, 64-1603 to 
64-1606, 64-1612, 65-133, 65-511, 65-532, 

65-686, 65-703, 65-708, 65-717, 65-841, 
65-861, 65-908, 65-911, 65-920, 65-921, 
65-970, 65-1064, 65-1084, 65-1086 to 
65-1089, 65-1091, 65-1083 to 65-1099, 
65-1101, 65-1104, 65-1106 to 65-1118, 
65-1141, 65-*I85, 65-1204, 65-1208, 
65-1209, 65-1210, 65-1409, 65-1838, 
65-1845, 65-1847, 65-1853, 65-1934, 
65-2004, 65-2006, 65-2008, 65-2012 

AUTOCAR Company. 65-816 

AUTOGRAPH collectors and collecting. 
64-1526 

AUTOGRAPHS 

Collections. 64-116, 64-761, 65-189, 
65-629, 65-715 

Albums and books. 64-514, 64-857, 
64-918, 65-386, 65-537, 65-591, 
65-875, 65-920, 65-2012 

By profession 

Actors and actresses. 64-781, 64-1345 

Artists. 65-1062 

Authors, literary figures, etc 63-201, 
64-1345, 65-1062 

Clergymen. 64-1154 

Confederate statesmen. 64-659 

Governors 

California. 65-815, 65-865 

New Jersey. 65-1694 

Judges. 65-1694 

Kings, rulers, and royalty. 64-1253, 
64-1526 

Medical men. 64-116 



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AUTOGRAPHS (Continued) 

Military and naval persons. 63-165 
Musicians. 64-781 

Presidents. 64-860, 64-1565, 65-59 

Scholars. 65-1062 

Scientists. 64-116 

Sportsmen. 65-1062 

Statesmen. 63-201, 63-245, 65-1062 
By country of origin 

America. 65-59 , 65-537 

Abraham Lincoln period. 65-2017 
Civil War period. 65-246 

By State 
California. 65-815, 65-865 
Kansas. 65-1957 
Massachusetts. 64-1462 
^65^8 """".1 65-261, 65,319, 

Minnesota. 63-247 
Nebraska. 65-1438 
New Jersey. 65-1651, 65-1694 
North Dakota. 65-791, 65-795 
Virginia. 64-1228 
Eu^opft ^ 63-65, 64-1253, 64-1526, 

Mexico. 64-1253, 65-815, 65-865 
Netherlands. 64-116 
AUTOMOBILE Labor Board, U. S. 65-1386 
AUTOMOBILES 
Clubs. 65-113 

History (1904 automobiles) 64-1518 
Industry and trade. 64-1474 
Labor. 65-1386 
Legal matters. 64-1469 

By place 
Michigan. 65-343,65-569 
Pennsylvania. 65-816 

Insurance see Insurance-Automobile 
Inventions 

Internal combustion engine. 64-924 



^tt^ZT' SUVerCity ' Idah ° (Newspaper) 

AV ^im Wmi3m Woods ' 1832 - 1 «">- 

AVERILL, Elias Merrill, 1870- 65-1361 
AVERY, A P. 65-513 

AVERT, Carlos. 63-248 

AVERY, J. B. 64-1185 

AVERY, Johnston. 65-942 

^u^T^ — A *° tt - M ^el (Avery) 



AVERY, May (Bennett) 1870-1960. 65-1417 

AVERY, Mrs. Samuel see Avery, May 
(Bennett) 1870-1960 

AVERY, Waldo A 65-395 

AVERY family. 64-492 

AVIATION. 65-672 

Flight logbooks. 65-919, 65-1090 
flight over North Pole. 65-763 
History. 65-1059 



Printed material on. 
Transatlantic flights. 



65-947 

65-672, 65-919 
AVIATION Ground School Training Program 
University of Chicago. 64-1325 ^^' 
AVIATION industry 

World Warn. 65-127 , 65-552 
AVIATION, Military 

see also Air power 

Education. 64-319 

World War I. 64-1431, 65-171 
AVIATION, Naval. 65-919 
AVTS, Henry M. 65-1882 
AVON, N. Y. 

Travel and description. 64-731, 64-873 
AWARDS. 64-1506, 65-1934 

see also Decorations of honor; Medals • 

| names of awards, names of persons 'and 

organizations presenting awards, and 

subjects in which awards are^iven™ 

Civil rights. 65-1102 

Congressional Medal of Honor. 65-868 

Editor's Hall of fame. 65-1926 
Paintings. 65-829 

AXIS powers 

of S^Z^l ^^ refe "nces to the actions 
of the military alliance of Germany, Italy 
Japan, and others, 1936-ca. 1945, first 
known as the Rome-Berlin Axis. 



AYERS, JohnH. 

Estate of. 65-1595 
AYLWORTH, Levi. 64-928 
AYRE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 
AYRES, James Nelson, d. 1922. 65-1365 
AYRES, Philip W. 64-908 
AYRES, Princess Keaia. 64-932 
AYRES, Rodney. 64-932 
AYRES, William. 64-932 
AYRES Academy, College Hill, Ky. 64-985 
AYRES family. 64-932 

AYRTON, Michael, 1921- 64-955 
AZORES 

Consular service (U. S. ) 65-180 



B 



see also World War H 
Activities in Latin America (World War H) 
AXTON, Va. 64-531 
AYALA, Juan Manuel de. 65-1825 
AYCOCK, B. F. 64-375 
AYCOCK Memorial Commission. 64-375 
AYDELOTT, Frank. 65-1980 
AYER, Edward Everett, 1841-1927. 65-1793 
AYER, Lewis M. , Jr. 63-352 

^yer?" 83 "* ^ Barnes > Mar 6aret 
AYERS, Howard. 64-779 



BYPU see Baptist Young People's Union 
of America «"*~u 

^S 1 "* 8 '- 1865 - 1933 - 65-12M. 
BABCOCK, Elisha, 1753-1821. 65-1835 

"52E& ^ W **£ee Alward, Emily 
wight (Babcock) 1836-19T9 

BABCOCK, George Reed. 64-817 

BABCOCK, Hilda. 64-822 

""JS? ^ dEdward > 1889 - 1950 - 

BABCOCK, John, b. 1764. 65-1835 
BABCOCK, John Butler, 1922- 64-822 
BABCOCK, Mary (Potter) 64-817 
BABCOCK, Orville Ellas, 1835-1884. 63-353 
BABCOCK, Sidney. 65-1835 
BABCOCK family. 64-822, 65-1835 
BABER, Asa J. , 1832. 65-157 

| BABST, Earl D. , 1870- 64-1413 64-1418 
64-1499, 65-348, 65-537, 65-579 ~ " ' 

BACH Choir of London. 65-859 

BACH family. 65 - 13 54 

BACHE, Franklin. 63-267 
BACHE-Denman Coal Company. 63-267 
BACHE Fund. 64-963 
BACHELLER, Irving, 1859-1950. 65-1205 



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BACHER, Robert Fox, 1905- 64-83 

BACHMAN, John, 1790-1874. 64-1552 

BACHMANN, Werner Emmanuel, 1901 -1951. 
65-1372 

BACKHOUSE, Thomas. 65-1526 

BACKUS, Standish, 1875- 64-1419 , 64-1469 

BACKWOODSMAN (Publication) 64-252 

BACON, Mrs. B. G. 65-1517 

BACON, Benjamin Wisner, 1827-1848. 
64-1278 

BACON, DanlelS., 1839-1866. 64-1511 

BACON, Delia Salter, 1811-1859. 64-1278 

BACON, Francis, 1561-1626. 64-132 

BACON, Henry, 1822-1891. 64-395 

BACON, Henry, &- 1840. 63-401 

BACON, Henry, 1866-1924. 64-1566 

BACON, Hosea. 64-823 

BACON, Jerry D. 65-797 

BACON, Leonard, 1802-1881. 64-1278 

BACON, Leonard Woolsey, 1830-1907. 
64-1278 

BACON, Sir Nathaniel, bart. , 1547-1622. 
65-1872 

BACON, Sir Nicholas, 15097-1578. 64-34, 
65-1872 

BACON. 64-401 

BACON family. 64-34, 64-1278 

Genealogy. 65-967 
BACOT, D. Huger, 1847-1920. 63-291 
BACOT, Julius M. 63-291 
BACOT, Robert Dewar, 1821-1903. 63-291 
BACOT, Thomas Wright, 1756-183* -291 

BACOT, Thomas Wright, 1795-185i? 30 «S^»l 
BACOT, Thomas Wright, 1849-1927. 63-291 
BACOT family. 63-291 
BACTERIA 

Mouth. 64-683 

BACTERIOLOGY. 64-683, 64-884 

BAD Boll conferences. 63-33 

BADEAU, Adam, 1831-1895. 63-406, 
65-1553 

BADEN-POWELL, Sir George Smyth, B47- 
1898. 64-764 

BADGER, Alfred Mason, 1808-1868. 64-763 
BADGER, Frank Appleton. 64-763 

BADGER, George Edmund, 1795-1866. 63-97, 
63-373, 64-407, 64-427, 64-580, 65-735 

BADGER, R. C. 65-747 

BADGLET, Lester, collector. 64-824 



BAEPLER, Walter August, 1893- 
64-813 



63-18 , 



BAER, J. S. 65-1421 

BAGBY, Ellen Matthews, 1879-1960. 65-957 

BAGBY, George William, 1828-1883. 65-957 

BAGBY, George William, 1876-1943. 
65-957 

BAGBY, John Hampden Chamberlayne, 1867- 
1934. 65-957 

BAGBY, Lucy Parke (Chamberlayne) 1842- 
1927. 65-956, 65-957 

BAGBY, Martha Burwell see Battle, Martha 
Burwell Dabney (Bagby) 1869-1954 

BAGBY, Parke Chamberlayne see Boiling, 
Parke Chamberlayne (Bagbyfl§74-1947 

BAGBY, Philip Haxall, 1882-1926. 65-957, 
65-958 

BAGBY, Robert Coleman, 1876-1938. 65-957 

BAGBY, Virginia, 1864-1955 see Taylor, 
Virginia (Bagby) 1864-1955 

BAGBY family. 65-957 
BAGGING 

Companies. 64-907 
BAGLEY, David Marion, d. 1876. 64-1420 
BAGLEY, Frances E. 64-1421 

BAGLEY, John Judson, 1832-1881. 64-1413, 
64-1421, 65-565, 65-659 

BAGLEY, W. D. 64-1420 

BAGLEY, William C. 64-401 

BAGLEY, William Henry, 1833-1886. 64-680 

BAGOT, Richard, d. 1597. 65-1873 

BAGOT, Walter, 1557-1623. 65-1873 
BAGOT family. 65-1873 
BAHAMAS 

Trade. 63-404 

Travel and description. 64-1179 

BAHRAIN, Saudi Arabia 

Archeological expeditions. 65-36 
BAIA'S denunciations. 65-1731 
BAILEY, FormanO. 65-1554 

BAILEY, Franklin H., 1845-1914. 64-1422 
BAttEY, George Arthur. 65-869 
BAttEY, J. C. 65-944 
BAILEY, James B. , 1820-1864. 64-396 
BAILEY, John Lancaster, 1795-1877. 64-397 
BADLEY, Josiah William, 1873-1946. 64-664 
BAILEY, Liberty Hyde, 1858-1954. 64-895 
BAILEY, Minerva. 64-1422 
BAILEY, OrraB. 63-322 



BAILEY, Priscilla Elizabeth (Brownrigg) 
64-425 

BAILEY family. 64-397 

Genealogy. 64-1463, 65-1357 

BAILEY Gatzert (Steamer) 64-709, 65-1143 

BAILHACHE, Ada (Braymah) 65-1778, 
65-2017 

BAILHACHE, William Henry, 1826-1905. 
65-1778 

BAILHACHE family. 65-2017 

BAILIFFS 

Illinois. 64-184 

BAILLIE, Charles Wallace Alexander Napier 
Cochrane see Lamington, Charles Wallace 
Alexander Napier Cochrane-Balllle, baron, 
1860-1940 

BAILLY, Joseph. 65-631 

BAIN, Charles Wesley, 1864-1915. 64-398 

BAIN, Hope, b. 1795. 65-1531 
BAIN, Keziah (Kelly) 64-538 
BAIN, Patterson. 64-1175 
BAIN, Thomas. 64-538 
BAIN family. 65-1531 
BAINBRIDGE, Ga. 

Family papers. 64-220, 65-1530 
BAINE, Thomas see Bain, Thomas 

BAIRD, Charles, 1870-1944. 64-1423 , 
64-1499, 65-354, 65-357, 65-503 

BAIRD, Spencer Fullerton, 1823-1887. 65-654 
BAIRD, William, 1840-1914. 65-1347 
BAITS, Vera Burridge, 1892-1963. 65-1373 
BAKER, Abby Scott 65-1160 
BAKER, Andrew. 64-825 

BAKER, Andrew Alvard. 64-825 
BAKER, Benjamin B. , b. 1836. 65-659 

BAKER, David JewetL 64-186 

BAKER, Elbert H. 64-908 

BAKER, Elizabeth (Wirt) 64-677 

BAKER, Frederick, b., 1846. 65-552 

BAKER, George E: 65^1155 

BAKER, Harold. 65-1092 

BAKER, Hugh Potter. 64-908 

BAKER, Jacob. 65-73, 65-948 

BAKER, James Hutchins, 1848-1925. 64-1271 

BAKER, James McCutcheon, 1837-1800. 
64-677 

BAKER, James McNair, 1822-1892. 64-1047. 
BAKER, John Randolph. 64-1424 
BAKER, Laura see Saunders, Laura (Baker) 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 



BAKER, Laura Elisabeth see Lyman, Laura 
Elizabeth (Baker) ^^^ 

BAKER, Lorenzo Dow, 1815-1894. 64-254 
BAKER, Luclnda. 64-978 

BAKER Newton Dlehl, 1B71-1937. 63-857 

ttVSl Si2?' 64 - mi > M - 1295 ' «-28. 
65-567, 65-648, 65-940 

BAKER, Orrin. 64-1511 

BAKER, Osman Cleander, 1812-1871. 65-691 

BA 6 ^ 32 R %^r rd ' i87 °- i9 «- «-*«. 

BAKER, Rozy K. 64-892 

BAKER (Walter) & Company, ltd. 64-235 

BAKER, Walter Rawalt, 1883-1962. 64-685 

BAKER, William B., 1839-1864. 64-399 

BAKER, William F. 65-395 

BAKER, William M. 64-978 

BAKER-Boyer National Bank, Walla Walla. 
Wash. 64-1259 ^^ 



BAKER iamlly. 64-685, 64-825 , 64-978 BALDWIN, ameon, 1761-1851 



BAK ^ 5 °f d " nd *»»«■ Mining Company, 
BAKERS and bakeries. 64-870 
BAKERSFIELD and Ventura Railroad Company. 

BAKEWELL, Mary Bell (Martin) Tomlinson. 

BAKEWELL, TheronH. 65-978 
BAKEWELL family. 65-978 
BALBOA, Canal Zone 

Theatre Guild. 65-1827 

U. S. Citizens Association, 65-1827 



BALDWIN, Henry De Forest, 1862-1947 
64-1279 

BALDWIN, Henry Porter, 1814-1892 

64-1500, 65-255, 65-282, 65-565, 65-644 

BALDWIN, Henry Rutgers, 1829-1902. 
65-1555 

BALDWTN, Henry Rutgers, 1863-1913. 

BALDWIN, James Mark, 1861-1934. 65-636 
BALDWIN, John Van Nest. 65-1555 
BALDWIN, Julia M. 65-606 

B ^^^ F ltf3r ereartenAS ^- 
BALDWm, Loammi, 1780-1838. 6S-9 
BALDWIN, Matthias William, 1795-1866. 

BALDWIN, Roger Nash, 1884- 65-103S 
65-1042, 65-1850, 65-1852 "' 

BALDWIN, Roger Sherman 1793-1 an 
63-337, 64-1279 "93-1863. 

S^LOTTO, Roger Sherman, 1826-1856. 



BALDWIN, Simeon Eben, 1840-1927, 



64-1279 

64-1279, 



BA 65^160 mUy &6ene ' 1867 " 1961 - 65 -888, 
BA " :H '- Geor 8 e Thatcher, 1828-1894. 

DJ-llZO 

BA if I ?uf" rrletDelaiEield (Cushman) 
65 *- 1120 

BALCH, Lafayette. 65-1056 

BALCH, Nathaniel Aldrich, 1808-1894. 
04-1425 

BALCH family. 64-1425 

BALCHEN, Bernt, 1899- 65-1664 

BA 65^1376 ederiCk aeVer ' 189? " M " 1426 
BALDERSTON, John Lloyd, 1889-1954. 

BALDWIN, Ebenezer, 1745-1776. 64-1279 
BALDWIN, Eli. 65-1555 
BALDWIN, Faith, 1893- 65-1664 
BALDWIN, George J., 1856-1927. 64-537, 

BALDWIN, George William, 1832-1930. 
64-1279 



BALDWIN, William Henry, 1891- 64-1622 
BALDWIN family. 64-1279, 65-1566 

BA ^*S? milt0DCorporatt011 - -aa 

BALDWIN Locomotive Works, Philadelphia 
Pa. see Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton 
Corporation 

BALDWIN School, BrynMawr, Pa. 64-588 
BALDWDJSVILLE, N. Y. 

tfunlly papers. 64-857 j 

nA 3S3£X£r BaUour ' - earl * 

BALL, A. R. 65-1365 

BALL, Charles T. 64-1160 

BALL, H. Belle. 65-1365 
BALL, John, 1760-1817. 63-308 
BALL, John, 1794-1884. 65-253 
BALL, John, 1812-1834. 63-313 
BALL, Joseph Hurst, 1905- 65-1390 
BALL^Mary see Washington, Mary (Ball) 

BALL, William, b. 1830. 65-1355 
BALL family. 63-308 
Genealogy. 65-885 
BALLADS 

see also Folksongs 

Civil War. 64-311 

Canada. 65-1962 

Maine. 65-1962 

Virginia. 64-799 
BALLANTINE family. 

Genealogy. 65-1357 



BALLARD, Horatio. 65-1841 
BALLARD family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
BALLINTINE, Elliot C. 64-218 
BALLINTINE, John C. , 1842-1902. 64-218 
BALLOON ascensions. 63-256 

Michigan. 64-1486 
BALLOT reform. 64-1356 

BA War£°^ mpany 5S£ Baltimore Iron 
works, Baltimore, MdT 

BALTIMORE Convention committee see 
Baltxmore, Md. -Political consols. 

BALTIMORE Co. , Md. 
Court. 64-312 

BALTMORE Iron Works, Baltimore, Md. 
BALTIMORE, Md. 

Architecture, Domestic 65-176 
Art education. 65-2022 
Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 64-1131, 64-1160 

Episcopal. 63-79 

Jewish. 65-1737 

Lutheran. 63-22 
Civil War. 65-441 

C °^ S ""l^ersities see Johns Hopkins 
University, Baltimore, "HI ao P«ns 

^TERSEST* '"H'WH 
Congregation Oheb Shalom. 65-1737 
House furnishings. 65-176 
Immamiel Baptist Church. 64-1160 
Iron industry and trade. 65-176 
Land 

Transactions. 64-768 
Law practice. 64-628, 64-979 
Legal documents. 64-312 
Mayors. 65-1737 
Medical education, 65-1955, 65-2022 

see also Johns Hopkins University 
Baltimore, Md. -School of Medicine 
Merchants. 64-1019, 65-1526 

Personal papers. 64-427, 64-457 64-53* 
64-627, 64-890 ' "' 

Political conventions 

1864. 65-246 
St Paul's Episcopal Church. 63-79 
Shipping records. 64-374, 64-897 
Social life. 64-1060 
Travels from. 64-1231 



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BALTIMORE, Md. (Continued) 

University Baptist Church. 64-1160 

BANCKER, Charles NicolL d. 1869. 63-324 

BANCROFT, Florence M. 65-198 

BANCROFT, George, 1800-1891 

As correspondent. 63-396, 63-406, 64-808, 
64-1218, 64-1575, 64-1585, 65-178, 
65-898, 65-931, 65-1576, 65-2020 

Autographs. 64-63, 65-59 

BANCROFT, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918 

As collector. 65-1765, 65-1766 , 65-1767 , 
65-1768, 65-1769, 65-1770, 65-1771 , 
65-1772 , 65-1773, 65-1774, 65-1776 , 
65-1781, 65-1784, 65-1792 

Chronicles of the builders of the common- 
wealth. 65-1775 



BANCROFT, Kate. 65-1767 

BANCROFT, Matilda Coley (Griffing) 
65-1767, 65-1771 

BANCROFT (Schooner) 64-572 

BANDAR-LOG Press. 64-6 

BANDELIER, Adolphe Francis Alphonse, 1840- 
1914. 65-1788 

BANDINI, Juan, 1800-1859. 65-815 

BANDS (Music) 

Dance orchestras. 64-692 
BANGKOK, Thailand 

Consular service (Gt Brit. ) 63-112 
BANGOR, Me. 

Iron mines and mining. 65-1974 

Merchants. 65-1969 

Personal papers. 65-910, 65-1968, 65-1975 

Resident of. 65-1964, 65-1965 

BANGS, John Kendrick, 1862-1922. 63-407 

BANGS, Tracy R. 65-757 

BANK of Cape Fear. 64-563, 64-981 

BANK of Charleston (later South Carolina 
National Bank) 64-455, 65-846 

BANK of Florence, Florence, Neb. 65-1466 

BANK of Liberty, Liberty, Tenn. 64-1195 

BANK of North Carolina, Raleigh. 64-1080, 
64-1100 

BANK of South Carolina, Charleston. 63-291 

BANK of the United States (1791-1811) 63-324 

BANK of the United States (1816-1836) 63-158, 
63-162, *63-180, 63-280, 63-336, 64-757, 
64-873, 64-981, 64-1144, 64-1584, 65-905, 
65-935 

BANKER, E. F. 64-1269 

BANKERS. 64-1267 

BANKHEAD, John Hollis, 1872-1946. 65-78 

BANKING see Banks and banking 

BANKING act of 1933. 65-1211 

BANKING and Currency Committee (U. S. 
House of Representatives) 64-253, 65-1742 



BANKRUPTCY 

Colorado. 65-1189' 
Great Britain. 64-131 
North Carolina. 64-401 
Virginia. 65-975 

BANKS, Delia Jane (Reynolds) 64-400 
BANKS, Nathan, 1868-1953. 65-1223 

BANKS, Nathaniel Prentice, 1816-1894. 
63-66, 63-355 

BANKS, Robert A. 65-992 

BANKS, Sarah Gertrude, b. 1839. 65-1365 

BANKS, Thaddeus, 1815-1879. 64-400 

BANKS and banking. 63-270, 63-362, 64-450, 
65-341, 65-457, 65-1674, 65-2010 

see also Credit; Federal land banks; 

Federal reserve banks; Savings and loan 
associations 

Depressions 

see also Depressions; Panic of 

1929-1933. 65-1338, 65-1379 

Failures. 65-432 



Laws and legislation. 63-270, 64-224, 
64-253, 64-1505, 65-1211, 65-1379 

New York. 65-56 
Public deposits. 65-935 

State-banks. 63-352 

By place 

Alabama. 64-757 

Arizona. 65-1757 

California. 65-1806 

Colorado. 65-1806 

Florida. 64-602 

Germany. 64-131 

Idaho. 65-1806 

Ireland. 65-1211 

Louisiana. 64-480 

Massachusetts. 65-1916 

Michigan. 65-341, 65-400, 65-528, 65-630, 
65-643, 65-644, 65-659, 65-1379 

Minnesota. 63-235 

Mississippi. 64-489 

Missouri. 64-286 

Montana. 65-1131, 65-1152 

Nebraska. 65-1450, 65-1455, 65-1462, 
65-1505 

Nevada. 65-1123 

New Mexico. 65-1757 

New York. 64-861, 64-909, 64-934, 65-56 

New York City. 64-1142, 64-1609 

North Carolina. 64-428, 64-563, 64-981, 
64-982, 64-994, 64-996, 64-1080, 
64-1100, 64-1541 

North Dakota. 65-780 

Ohio. 63-158 



Oklahoma. 63-270 

Pennsylvania. 65-1546, 65-1670 

Philippine Islands. 65-1211 

South Carolina. 63-291, 64-455, 65-846 

Southern States. 63-56 

Tennessee. 64-1195 

Utah. 65-1152 

Vermont. 64-790 

Virginia. 64-531, 64-602, 64-981 

Washington. 64-1259, 65-1043, 65-1806 

The West. 65-1806 

Wisconsin. 64-1637 

BANKS and banking, Cooperative see Credit 
associations, Cooperative 

BANKS family. 64-400 

BANNACKCity, Mont. 

Travel and description. 



65-1786 



BANNER, Hastings, Mich. (Newspaper) 
64-1496 

BANNER Mining and Milling Company. 
65-1785 

BANNING, Henry Blackstone, 1836-1881. 
63-158 

BANNING Brake Shoe Company (N. J. ) 65 -1032 
BANNING family 

Genealogy. 65-305 
BANNON, John, d. 1913. 64-298 
BANYAR, Goldsbrow, 1725-1815. 65-1512 
BAPTISM records see Vital records 



BAPTIST Church of see name of 

place in which the church is located, e. g. 
St. Charles District, La. —Baptist Church; 
see also subheading Churches and religious 
affairs— Baptists under local place names 
and under States 

BAPTIST churches see Baptists 

BAPTIST Joint Committee on Public Affairs. 
64-1159, 64-1164 

BAPTIST Jubilee Advance, 1959-1964. 
64-1161 

BAPTIST Sunday School Board. 64-1162 

BAPTIST Theological Union, Chicago, 111. 
64-35 

BAPTIST World Alliance. 64-1157 

5th Baptist World Congress, Berlin, Ger. , 
1934. 64-1375 

6th Baptist World Congress, Atlanta, Ga. , 
1939. 64-1157 

BAPTIST Young People's Union of America. 
64-151, 64-1162 

BAPTISTS. 63-51, 64-1159, 64-1161. 65-86 

Controversies. 65-89 

Discipline. 65-89, 65-1884 

Ecumenical movement. 64-1157 

Education. 64-90 

Fundamentalist movement. 64-1163 

History. 64-616, 64-1164, 64-1553 



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BAPTISTS (Continued) 

Missionary societies. 65-1058, 65-1884 
Missions. 64-1157, 64-1553, 65-1884 

China. 63-51 

Cuba and Mexico. 64-1158 

New Mexico. 65-1788 
Seminaries 

Kentucky. 64-1069, 65-1884 

Sermons. 63-51, 64-229, 64-1131 
64-1165, 64-1553, 64-1554, 65-85 
65-164, 65-508, 65-1058 

Societies. 64-151, 65-89, 65-190 
65-1884 

see also Baptists— Missionary societies- 
and names of clubs, societies, and ' 
other organizations 

By place 
Alabama. 64-534, 64-1165 i 

Cuba. 64-1158 
Georgia 

Central Baptist Association. 65-190 
Convention. 65-190 
Great Britain. 64-1160, 64-1554 
Idaho. 65-1791 
Illinois. 64-53, 64-1160 
Kentucky. 64-1069 
Louisiana. 65-1535 
Maryland. 64-1131, 64-1160 
Massachusetts. 64-1160 
Mexico. 64-1158 

Michigan. 65-198, 65-241, 65-267, 65-410 
65-593, 65-1350 ' 

Minnesota. 63-251 

Missouri. 64-271, 64-341 

Montana. 65-1791 

New Jersey. 65-1617 

New York. 64-852, 64-924, 64-925, 64-940 

New York City. 64-1160 

North Carolina. 64-616, 64-1023, 64-1160 
65-1535 

North Dakota. 65-1791 

South Carolina. 63-51, 64-1069 65-82 

65-84, 65-85, 65-89, 65-1884' 
South Dakota. 65-1791 
Southern States. 64-1375 
Texas. 64-1162, 64-1163 
Utah. 65-1791 

Virginia. 64-1069, 64-1131 65-1015 
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Washington, D. C. 64-1164, 65-1015 
Wisconsin. 65-1058 
•BAR associations. 64-544, 65-1437 
Massachusetts. 65-186 
Michigan. 65-484 
New York City. 64-1363, 65-112 



BARAGA Co. , Mich. 

Legal documents. 64-1432 
BARBADOS 

Merchants. 65-1526 
BARBEAU, Benjamin Smith, 1766-1815. 

BARBEAU, Charles Marios, b. 1883. 63-2 
BARBECUES. 64-785 
BARBEE, Joshua, 1761-1839. 65-25 
BARBER, Courtenay, Jr. 64-88 
BARBER family 

Genealogy. 64-841 

**£??£?' Ben J am "> Johnson, 1821-1894 
00-1029 

BARBOUR, Clarence A. 64-1164 

BARBOUR, Edwin Scott 64-1481 

BARBOUR, James, 1775-1842. 63-375 

BARBOUR, Le Ti Lewis, 1840-1925. 64-1413 
64^1427 64-1500, 64-1515, 65-269, 65-335 
65-370, 65-531, 65-644, 65-1392 

BARBOUR, Thomas, 1884-1946. 65-1887 

BARCALOW, Farrington see Barricklo 
Farrmgton 

BARCLAY, Alexander, 1810-1855. 65-1121 

BARCLAY, George, d. 1871. 65-1121 

BARCLAY, Mary, 18127-1851. 65-1121 

BARCLAY, R. C. 65-925 

BARCLAY, Samuel M. 65-1556 

BARCLAY, William J. 64-1152 

BARCLAY family. 65-1121 
Genealogy. 65-962 

BA ? ?vt? Y n ? nuscr «Pt collection, Friends 
Library, London, Eng. 65-156 

BARCLAY'S Fort, N. M. 
Pictures. 65-1121 

BA 6?-95?° ma£ RObert ' 1841 -1915- 65-867, 
BARDSTOWN, K>. 

family papers. 64-416 
BARGAINTOWN, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1583 

BARGE Canal System, New York State 
64-909 



BARGER, J. B. 65-159 
BARGES 

Construction. 64-709 

BARHAM, Lady Katharine (Grimston) Foster- 
see Clarendon, Lady Katharine (Grimston) 
Villiers, d. 1874 

BARING, Alexander, baron Ashburton see 
Ashburton, Alexander Baring, baron,"l774- 

BA 64^40 B rOtherS ™* COm P an y- ^loa. Eng- 

The BARK shanty times, Port Sanilac, Mich. 
(Newspaper) 65-504 



BARKAN, Adolph, 1845-1935. 64-1167 

BARKER, David, 1816-1874. 65-1557 

BARKER, Sir Robert. 65-1687 

BARKER & Wyman, firm. 64-376 

BARKLEY, Alben William, 1877-1956 
64-253, 65-43, 65-52, 65-173, 
65-299, 65-463 

BARKULOO, Tunis S. 65-1558 

BARLEY. 64-1149 

BARLOW, Joel , i 754 . lm . ^ ^^ 

BARLOW, Samuel Lathan, Mltchellj 1826 . 188g 

BARLOW, William W. 65-1868 

BA Kf' EdWardE »"«>», 1857-1923. 

BARNARD, Henry, 1811-1900. •63-136 

BARNARD, John G. 65-950 

BARNARD College, New York City. 65-1201 

BARNBURNER-Hunker factionalism in the 
Democratic Party. 64-836 

BARNES, Albert, 1798-1870. 64-952 

BARNES, Collin W. 64-401 

BARNES, David Alexander, 1819-1892 
64-401 

BARNES, Sir Edward. 63-334 
BA 65^829 RranC ' S ' 184 °- 1893 ' Sector. 
BARNES, J. Eugene. 63-193 
BARNES, JohnH. 63-387 
BARNES, Margaret (Ayer) 65-1998 
BA eX Mary(Saeldo ^> 1850-1898, collector. 

BARNES, Orlando Mack, 1824-1899. 65-644 
BARNES, Walter. 64-1403 

BARNES, William Wright, 1883- 64-1164 
BARNET, Vt 

Family and business papers. 64-792 
BARNETT, Arthur G. , 1907- 65-1033 
BARNETT, Theodore J. 63-398 

BJ T^Z tt } " nd Compaoy ' *«■— . 

BA 64^oT T ' WiUiam ' 1827 < ca ->-1909. 



BARNS. 64-372 
see also Stables 

BA 6^7lf Y ' Geor 6 e Scar >»rough, b. 1837. 
BARNSLEY family. 65-716 
BARNSTORMING Tour, 1930, 64-1252 

BARNUM, Phineas Taylor, 1810-1910 
65-859, 65-1874 



BARNUM, William Milo, 1856-1926. 
65-1046 



65-1032. 



BA 64^15 E _0 L » Joseph Walker, 1846-1930. 



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BARNWELL family 
Genealogy. 63-280 



BARR, Margaret see Brashear, Margaret 
(Barr) 

BARR, Robert, 1850-1912. 65-2004 

BARR, Stringfellow, 1897- 64-72 

BARRACKS and quarters 

Construction. 63-366 

BARRELS see Cooper business 

BARRETT, Edward H. 65-791 

BARRETT, Elizabeth see Browning, Elizabeth 
(Barrett) 1806-1861 

BARRETT, Florance see Wlllonghby, Florance 
(Barrett) 

BARRETT, John, 1866-1938. 64-767, 65-862 

BARRETT, Myron, 1816-1876. 65-1350 

BARRETT, S. B. 65-325 

•BARRETT, William. 64-751 

BARRETT, Wilson. 65-686 

BARRICKLO, Farrlngton. 65-1710 

BARRIE, Sir James Matthew, 1860-1937. 
65-1205 

BARRINGER, Daniel Moreau, 1806-1873. 
64-402 

BARRB, W. H. 64-100 

BARRON, James, 1796-1851. 64-1388 

BARRON'S weekly (Newspaper) 

Articles in. 65-433 
BARROW, David, 1753-1819. *65-23 

BARROW, David Crenshaw, 1852-1929. 
64-219 



BARROW, EUrida. 64-150 

BARROW, Joseph Louis see Louis, Joe, 

1914- 
BARROWS, Alice, 1878-1954. 65-1959 
BARROWS, Charles Dana, 1846-1892. 65-1959 
BARROWS, Samuel June, 1845-1909. 64-36 

BARRUS, Mortier Franklin, 1879-1962. 
64-826 

BARRY, Charles Cushing, 1806-1888. 
6 5-177 

BARRY, David F. 65-773 

BARRY, Frederick, 1876-1943. 65-1192 

BARRY, James. 65-1121 

BARRY, John Alexander. 64-403 

BARRY, John Stewart, 1802-1870. 65-253 

BARRY, Rachel see Young, Rachel (Barry) 
Burnap 

BARRY, Richard. 64-345 

BARRY, Thomas H. 65-1413 

BARRY, William F. 63-360 

BARRY, Cole & Barry, Baltimore, Md. 
64-374 



BARRY Co., Mich. 

Obituaries. 65-631 
BARRY Co., Mo. 

Indian affairs. 64-294 
BARRY family. 64-681, 64-827 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
BARSTOW, Mary. 65-204 
BARTELME, Philip G. 65-1342 
BARTELT, Edward F. 65-948 
BARTH, G. Christian. 64-813 
BARTH family. 64-264 
BARTHELL, Edward E. 64-1260 
BARTHOLOMEW, Edward Sheffield. 63-104 
BARTHOLOMEW, Grove S. 64-1429 
BARTHOLOMEW, Harland. 65-1924 
BARTKY, Walter, 1901-1958. 64-37 
BARTLES, Andrew. 65-1559 
BARTLES, Charles, b. 1801. 65-1559 
BARTLETT, Alfred Lewis, 1884- 65-2011 

BARTLETT, Alice Elinor Bowen, 1848-1920. 
65-1361 

BARTLETT, Harley Harris, 1886-1960. 
64-1428 

BARTLETT, John Russell, 1805-1886. 
64-1580 

BARTLETT, Paul Wayland, 1865-1925. 
63-393 

BARTLETT, Trdman Howe, 1835-1923. 65-6 
BARTLETT, Willard, 1846-1925. 64-1333 

BARTLETT family. 64-1333 

BARTLETTE, Sarah (French) 64-1566 

BARTOL Research Foundation, Franklin Insti- 
tute, Philadelphia, Pa. 63-15 



BARTON, Bruce, 1886- 64-1596 , 64-1622 

BARTON, Clara Harlowe, 1821-1912. 63-371, 
64-1626, 65-175 

BARTON, David, 1783-1837. 64-343, 65-679 

BARTON, David Rittenhouse, 1837-1862. 

64-1236 
BARTON, Frank Arthur, 1869-1921. 64-828 

BARTON, Joseph. 64-1398 

BARTON, T. H. 64-895 

BARTON, William Eleazar, 1851-1930. 
64-38, 64-1596 

BARTON family. 64-828 

BARTOW, Francis S. 64-221 

BARTRAM House, Philadelphia, Pa. 65-1317 

BARTZ, Charles A. 65-1421 



BARUCH, Bernard Mannes, 1870-1965. 
64-253,- 64-1474, 64-1557, 65-29, 65-43, 
65-52, 65-54, 65-56, 65-64, 65-77, 65-433, 
65-940, 65-1059 



BARUCH Rubber Committee see U. S. — 
Special Committee to Study the Rubber 
Situation 

BASCOM, Henry Bidleman, Bp. , 1796-1850. 
64-974 

BASEBALL clubs 

Michigan. 65-406 

Ohio. 63-163 
BASKETBALL 

North Carolina. 64-375 

BASS, William W. 64-657 

BASS family. 64-1244 

BASSANO, Hugues Bernard Maret, due de, 
1763-1839 see Maret, Hugues Bernard, due 
de Bassano, 1763-1839 

BASSETT, Isaphoene Thompson. 64-404 

BASSETT, John Spencer, 1867-1928. 63-80, 

64-616 
BASSETT, John Young, 1805-1852. 64-404 

BASSETT, Samuel Clay, 1844-1926. 65-1418 

BASSETT family. 64-404 
BAST, Anton, Bp., 1867-1937. 64-973 
BATAVTA, Java see Djakarta, Indonesia 
BATAVTA, N. Y. 

Land companies. 65-1523 
BATAVIAN Republic, 1795-1806. 64-82 

BATCHELDER, John Davis, collector. 
65-2018 

BATE, William B. 64-1182 

BATEAUX 

Construction. 63-366 

BATES, Barton. 65-678, 65-681 

BATES, Charles Franklin. 64-1429 

BATES, David. 64-275 

BATES, Mrs. Edgar. 64-1157 

BATES, Edward, 1793-1869. 64-275, 64-282, 
64-325, 65-678, 65-681, 65-683 

BATES, Eleanor. 65-970 

BATES, Emily C. 65-73 

BATES, Frederick, 1775-1825. 64-290, 

65-683 
BATES, George C. , 1813-1886. 65-253 

BATES, Graham. 64-1558 

BATES, Harriet. 64-1478 

BATES, Harry Cole, 1891- 65-2011 

BATES, Henry Moore, 1869-1949. 64-1430 , 
64-1474, 64-1515, 65-332, 65-349, 65-357, 
65-486, 65-547, 65-1342 

BATES, John A. 63-328 

BATES, Miner Lee, 1869-1930. 65-325 

BATES, Onward, 1850-1936. 65-678 

BATES, William R. 65-275 

BATES College, Lewiston, Me. 65-1094 



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BATH Co. , Ky. 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-26 
BATH Co. , Va. 64-1237 

BATH Iron Works, Buffalo Forge, Va. 63-137 
BATH Knitting Mills, Bath, N. Y. 64-829 
BATH, Me. 

Merchants. 64-56 
BATH, N. Y. 

Knitting mills. 64-829 

Law practice. 64-892 

Personal papers. 64-902 
BATB, N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-376 

BA ?M4 mST 63-M5 ryBathUr8t ' 3dearl - 1762 " 

BATBTA y Zaldivar, Fulgencio, Pres. Cuba. 
1901- 64-1349 

BATON Rouge, La. 

Civil War letters. 64-1094 
Louisiana State University. 64-840 

BATORY, J. 65-1517 

BATTELLE Memorial Institute, Columbus 
Ohio. 64-1174 

BATTERY (Law) see Assault and battery 

BATTLE, George Gordon, 1868-1949. 65-958 

BATTLE, Henry W. 64-1160 

BATTLE, Herbert Bemberton. 65-958 

BATTLE, John Stewart. 65-959 

BATTLE, Kemp Davis. 65-711 

BA 7S,& plummer ' 1831 - J919 - 

BATTLE, Laura see Phillips. Laura (Battle) 

SA JIJ^1 Mart ^ Burwell Dabney (Bagby) 
1869-1954. 65-957 ^ W 



BATTLE Abbey, Richmond, Va. 65-1011 
BATTLE Creek, Mich. 

Cereals. 65-492 

Clubs. 65-1385 

Description. 65-593 

Farm machinery 

Industry and trade. 65-461 

Fraternal organizations. 65-1356 

Medical practice. 65-534 

Reminiscences. 65-503 

BATTLE Creek Sanitarium, Battle Creek. 
Mich. 65-347, 65-503 

BATTLE family. 64-427 

BATTLEFIELD Markers Association, 
Richmond, Va. 65-979 

BATTLEFIELD Memorial Association 
Gettysburg, Pa. 65-93 



BATTLES see name of battle; and subdivision 
Campaigns, battles, military actions, under 
names of wars 

BATTS, J. C. 64-376 

BAUDER, D. 64-892 

BAUER, Frederick Charles, 1886- 65-1305 

BA ^'„ I f n9uce Jame s. 1894-1919. 



BAUGH, William G., b. 1847. 65-1860 
BAUM, Frank. 65-1198 
BAUM, Werner A. 64-782 
BAUR, J. C. 63-19 

BA ^; Al i2 dt " Ginertch Greefc English lexicon 
Of the New Testament 64-813 

BAUSSET, Louis Francois. 64-166 
BAXTER, B. F. 64-1500 
BAXTER^BenjaminL., 1815-1902. 64-1516, 
BAXTER, Gregory Paul, 1876-1953. 65-1888 
BAXTER, Hubert Eugene, 1887- 64-830 
BAXTER, Richard, 1615-1691. 65-1560 
BAY, J. Christian. 65-1982 
BAY, William V. N. 64-275 
BAY City, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-540, 65-577 

LU ?i*f,i ndUStryandtrade - 64-1476, 

Shipbuilding. 65-639 

Sugar industry and trade. 65-424 

World War H. 65-1376 

^M^" 6 *"* Com P an y- Bay Minette, Ala. 

BAY Port, Mich. 

Cooperative communities. 65-1332 
BAY St. Louis, Miss. 

Personal papers. 64-218 



BAYA ^2i Geor ee Dashiell, 1835-1862 
65-950 

BAYARD, James Asheton, 1799-1880. 64-764 
BA ™5 7 f Ch ° US ' 1736 - 1798 " "-1561 . 

^Ji^S: Tboa ^ Francis, 1828-1898 
63-350, 63-376, 63-377,' 64-764 65-519 

Autographs. 63-245 

BAYARD, William, 1761-1826. 65-1523 

^KMTle Charles Henry ' 1863 " 1938 - 

BA 1^^'. Wmian > Henry, 1829-1926. 
od-1756 

BAYLESS & Berkalew Company. 65-1756 

BAYLESS family. 65-1756 

BAYLOR, Alexander Gait, 1835-1915 
64-1249 

BAYLOR, Warner Lewis, 1825-1894. 64-1223 
BAYLOR family. 64-1223 



BAYLOR University, Waco, Tex. 

Evolution issue. 64-1163 
BAYLY, Thomas H., 1810-1856. 65-1021 
BAYNES, Edward. 63-225 

BA w!I?5 , 5 !U,dWhart0n ' Phu ^elphia, Pa. 

^idoro d ° r ° R ° drigUe2 ^i Rodriguez Bayo, 

BEACH, Amelia. 65-1669 

BEACH, Burrage. 65-1562 

BEACH, Charles F. , Jr. 64-1500 

BEACH, John. 65-1179 

BEACH, Julia Bowden. 65-1562 

BEACH, Riley R. 64-245 

BEACH, Walter Phelps. 64-1432 

BEACH family. 64-1478, 65-1562 

BEACHLER, Charles S. 64-100 

BEA1RD, Pat. 65-884 

BEAL, Junius Emery, 1860-1942. 64-1413 
64Z1433, 64-1499, 65-832, 65-475 W^i. 
65-531, 65-547, 65-1879 ' 

BEAL, Rice Aner, 1823-1888. 64-1434 

BEAL, Marbel and Company. 64-1434 

BEALE, Edward Fitzgerald, 1822-1893 
64-800, 65-1793 

BEALES, John Charles. 64-752 
BEALL, Frances see Knight, Frances (Beall) 
BE L I lBea£ earetL - ^ Rams ^ "*■«« 
BEALL, William Kennedy. 65-23 
BEAMISH, N. Ludlow. 65-2005 
BEAR Flag Revolt, 1846. 65-853 



BEARD, Charles Austin, 1874-1943 
65-1308, 65-1980, 65-1981 



64-1355, 



BEARD, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941. 65-567 

BEARD, Mary (Ritter) 1876-1958. 65-1160 

BEARDSLEY family. 65-1436 

BEARE, Henry. 65-1524 

BEARYTOWN, N. Y. 

Christ Reformed Church. 64-1593 
BEASfcjOUR, N. S. 

Military affairs. 63-381 
BEASLEY, Mercer, 1815-1897. 65-1563 
BEATON, Cecil. 64-801 

BE C^f E ^ J f taUqUi Uterar r "* S ^"*ific 
Circle, Beatrice, Neb. 65-1419 

BEATRICE, Neb. 65-1460 
Christ Episcopal Church 
Altar Guild. 65-1447 
Household accounts. 65-1447 
Law practice. 65-1475 
Societies. 65-1419 



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3EATTIE, William Gilbert, 1874- 64-686, 
6S-1821 

BEAT-HE'S Ford, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-390 
BEATTY, Thomas. 65-25 
BEAUFORT Co. , N. C. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 64-504 

Personal papers. 64-651 
BEAUFORT District, S. C. 

Personal papers. 64-544 
BEAUFORT, N. C. 

Army and social life. 63-131 
BEAUFORT, S. C. 

Civil War 

Medical affairs. 65-746 

Merchants. 63-309 

St. Helena's Church. 65-850 

Travel and description. 64-1552 

BEAUHARNAIS, Fanny (Mouchard de Chaban) 
comtesse de, 1737-1813. 64-166 

BEAUMONT, J. Irwin. 64-1461 

BEAUMONT, William, 1785-1853. 64-39 

BEAUMONT family. 64-39 

BEAUREGARD, Manuel T. 64-334 

BEAUREGARD, Pierre Gustave Toutant, 
1818-1893. 63-283, 63-292, 63-391, 
64-545, 64-765 , 65-925 

BEAUVAE, G. P. 65-1801 

BEAUvXHR (Home of Jefferson Davis), Miss. 
63-339 

BEAUX-Arts Institute of Design, New York see 
National Institute for Architectural Education 

BEAVER Co., Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 
BEAVER fur 

Sale of. 64-307 

BEAVERBROOK, William Maxwell Aitken, 
baron, 1879-1964. 65-43 

BECHTEL, Edward A. 64-1164 

BECK, James Montgomery, 1861-1936. 
64-1291 

BECK, Robert W. 64-1269 
BECK (Robert W. ) and Associates. 64-1272 
BECKER, Carl Lotus, 1873-1945. 65-1980 
BECKNELL, William. 64-279 
BECKWITH, Charles, 1825-1895. 65-1360 
BECKWITH, Sir Thomas Sydney. 63-225 
BECKWITH family. 64-544 
BECKWOURTH, James P. 64-285 

BEDFORD Co. , Pa. 

Big Spring tract. 65-1750 



Law practice. 65-1556 
BEDFORD Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-600, 64-1046, 64-1228 
BEDFORD family 

Genealogy. 65-967 
BEDINGER family 

Genealogy. 64-1191 

BEDLE, Joseph D. 65-1694 

BEE, Barnard Elliot, 1787-1853. 64-1017 

BEE (William C. ) and Company, Charleston, 
S. C. 63-274 

BEEBE, Eugene H. 64-1557 

BEEBE, James Lyndon, 1889- 65-2011 

BEEBE, Joseph E. , 1810-1872. 64-1435 

BEECHAM, Bran. 64-932 

BEECHER, Catherine Esther, 1800-1878. 
64-713, 64-714 

BEECHER, Charles, 1815-1900. 64-714 

BEECHER, Edward, 1803-1895. 64-714 

BEECHER, Edward A. 65-1507 

BEECHER, Esther. 64-714 

BEECHER, Eunice White (Ballard) 64-714 

BEECHER, Frances (Johnson) see Perkins, 
Frances (Johnson) Beecher, b. 1832 

BEECHER, George Allen, Bp. , 1868-1951. 
65-1420 

BEECHER, Harriet Elizabeth see Stowe, 
Harriet Elizabeth (Beecher) 1811-1896 

BEECHER, Harriet Porter, d. 1835. 64-714 

BEECHER, Henry Ward, 1813-1887. 63-340, 
64-47, 64-714, 64-783, 64-1278, 64-1280, 
65-175, 65-931 

BEECHER, Isabella see Hooker, Isabella 
(Beecher) 1822-1907 

BEECHER, James C. , 1828-1886. 64-713, 
64-714 

BEECHER, LydiaB. Jackson. 64-714 

BEECHER, Lyman, 1775-1863. 64-713, 
64-714, 64-1280 

BEECHER, Margaret see Ward, Margaret 
(Beecher) 

BEECHER, Mary Frances (Beecher) d. 1952. 
64-713 

BEECHER, Philemon. 65-505 

BEECHER, Prue. 64-714 

BEECHER, Thomas Kinnicut, 1824-1900. 
64-713, 64-714 

BEECHER, William Henry, 1802-1889. 

64-714 
BEECHER family. 64-713, 64-714, 64-1280 

Genealogy. 65-1420 

BEECHNER, Mary Eleanor (Aldrich) 
65-1409 

BEECHWOOD Farm, Hilton, N. Y. 64-841 



BEECHWOOD Plantation. 64-1098 
BEEK, Joseph A. 65-2011 
BEEKMAN, George Crawford. 65-1564 

BEEKMAN, Jacob Ten Broeck, 1801-1875. 
65-1564 

BEEKMAN, James, of Michigan. 64-1436 
BEEKMAN, JohnH. 64-1436 
BEEKMAN, Samuel, 1729-1808. 65-1564 
BEEKMAN, Samuel, 1766-1850. 65-1564 
BEEKMAN family. 64-1436 , 65-1564 
BEEKMAN, N. Y. 

Resident of. 65-1585 
BEERBOHM, Sir Max, 1872-1956. 65-1205 
BEERSHEBA Springs, Tens. 

Travel and description. 64-1179 

BEERWORTH, G.W. 65-884 

BEGOLE, JosiahW., 1815-1896. 64-1500 

BEHN (John H. ) & Company, New York. 
64-897 

BEHNKEN, John William, 1884- 63-18, 
64-813 

BEHRMAN, Samuel Nathaniel, 1893- 
64-1597, 64-1620 

BEIRNE, Oliver. 64-405 

BETRNE vs. Preston. 64-405 
BEIRUT, Lebanon 

Diplomatic service (0. S. ) 64-1348 
Teachers and teaching. 65-588 
BEKKER, Immanwl, 1785-1871. 64-40 
BELATR, Prince Georges Co. , Md. 64-1247 
BELASCO, David, 1854-1931. 64-1620 
BELASCO Theatre, New York City. 65-844 
BELCHER, Jonathan, 1681-1757. 65-1694 
BELCHER Mine Company. 65-1173 
BELDEN, Eugene C. , 1844-1864. 64-831 
BELDEN, Ira. 64-831 
BELDEN, John. 64-890 
BELDEN, William, 1786-1859. 64-831 

BELDEN, William Franklin, 1813-1895. 
64-831 

BELDEN, William P. 65-552 
BELDEN family. 64-831 
BELFAST, Northern Ireland 
World War I 

Maps. 65-949 

BELFIELD, Percy C. 65-817 
BELGIAN Congo 

Anthropology. 64-167 

Entomology. 65-1889 

BELGIAN Relief Fund. 63-371, «65-551 

BELCTOM 

Diplomatic service (Gt. Brit. ) 64-123 



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BELGIUM (Continued) 
Foreign Legion. 65-863 
Foreign relations (U. S. ) 65-468 
Jews. 65-1739 
Persona] papers. 64-94 
Travel and description. 63-247 
'War relief. 63-371, 65-551 

BELGRADE Plantation, K. C. 64-1091 

BELGRANO, Frank N., 1895- 65-2011 

BELIN5KI, Martha. 64-1142 

BELKNAP, R. R. 63.325 

BELKNAP, William Worth, 1829-1890 
65-896 

^ &1 COmPaDy ' &a " d ^P^. 
BELKOFSKY, Alaska. 64-1221 
BELMAbraham) & Company, New York. 

BELL, Alexander Graham, 1847-1922 
63-384, 64-1572, 65-629 

BELL, Anne Jane (Bell) 65-875 

BE ^ Cataerine seeMcCutcnen, Catherine 
(Bell) 

BE « I -33 ( 7 harleS Henry, 1823-1893. 63-334, 

BELL, DanieL 65-948 

BELL, Emma CaldwelL 65-875 

BELL, Frank T.-, 1884- 64-1269 

BE 6 J S I l'37 J 5 hn ' * 1795 " Ca - 1875 ' Prolan. 
BE 6t-87 J 8 lm ' 17971869 - 64-1569, 65-735, 
BELL, Lawrence Dale, 1894- 64-1557 
BELL, Madison. 64-223 
BELL, Montgomery, 1769-1855. 64-1175 
BELL, Ulric. 63-323 
BELL, Walter. 65-875 
*BELL, William. 65-1807 
BE fe« Uiain ' merchant «* Pl^adelphia, Pa. 
BELL, William Blackburn, 1818-1876. 65-875 
BELL Academy, Nashville, Tenn. 64-1175 
BELL family. 64-589, 64-1175, 65-875 

Genealogy. 64-1184 
BELL Telephone Laboratories, inc. 64-1561 
BELLAH, James Warner, 1899- 65-1090 
BELLAMANN, Henry. 64-150 
BELLAMY, Edward, 1850-1898. 63-401 
BELLAMY, Joseph, 1718-1790. 63-35 
BELLAMY, Lizzie see Peele, Lizzie (Bellamy) 
BELLAMY, Ralph. 65-1064 
BELLAMY family. 64-465 

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BELLE-ne-en-Mer, France (Morbihan) 

Capture of, 1761. 64-810 
BELLE Isle Plantation, La. 64-416 

64-519, 



BELLE Meade Plantation, Tenn. 
65-880 ^^ 



BE £SE 0nR ' **»**»*««, b. 1743. 
BELLEVIEW and Bethlehem Charge of the 

Episcopal Church, South. 64-96SI 
BELLEVILLE, N. J. 65-1706 
BELLEVUE Hospital, New York City. 65-347 
BELLEVUE, Neb. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Presbyterian. 65-1989 
Courthouse. 65-1989 
Personal papers. 65-1410 
BELLEVUE press, Bellevue, Neb. 65-1410 
BELLI, John. 65-25 

BELLOC-LOWNDES, Marie Adelaide see 
Lowndes, Marie Adelaide (Belloc) 1868- 

BELLOW family. 65-1436 
BELLOWS Falls, Vt 

Family papers. 65-955 
BELMAR, Francisco, b. 1859. 63-1 

BE ^?i7' AugUSt ' M16-1BW. 63-377 
64-764, 64-1575 * 

BELMONT, Eleanor (Robson) 1879- 64-1334 

BELMONT, Perry, 1850-1947. 64-764 

BELMONT, Ward. 64-1179 

BELMONT, Mo., Battle of, 1861. 64-777 

BELPRE, Ohio. 63-263 

BELVZDERE Mining Company. 65-1187 

BELVTDERE, N. J. 

Resident of. 65-1589 
BEMAN, Helen E. 65-198 

BE 64^437 VOOSter Woodruff . 1850-1922. 

BE ^i Samuel M e«meld, 1894- 
05-959 

BEMMELEN, J. A. van. 64-116 
BEN-GURION, David, 1886- 65-64 
BENBURY, Harriet Armistead (Ryan) see 

SS5i8? teTtat Armlstead *** SSSn "- 

BENBURY, John Avery, 1827-1862, 64-406 
BENCHLEY, Nathaniel, 1915- 65-1091 
BENCHLEY, Robert, 1889-1945. 65-1091 
BEND sinister, by Vladimir Nabokov. 65-921 
BENDER, Albert Maurice, 1866-1941. 65-872 
BENEDICT, Edwin R., 1841-1901. 65-1860 
BENEDICT, Julius, 1804-1885. 65-859 
BENEDICT family 
Genealogy. 65-590 



64-1233, 



BENEDICTINES. 65-2003 

BENEFIT societies see Fraternal organiza- 

BENET, Laura. 64-150 

BENET, Rosemary. 64-1558 

s 
BENET, Stephen Vincent, 1898-1943 64 isn 
64-728, 64-1334, 65-1664 1M ' 

BE 6?-I 55 r iian,ROSe ' 1886 - 1950 - 64-150, 
BENEVOLENT societies see Charitable work 
BENHAM, Edith see Helm, Edith (Benham) 
BENHAM, MaryL. 63-193 
BENJAMIN, Lou (Wright) 65-1185 
BENJAMIN, Samuel Green. 63-401 
BENJAMIN, William. 64-917 

BENJAMIN, William Evarts, 1859-1940 
collector. 65-1191 ' 

BENJAMIN family 

Genealogy. 64-898 

BENJAMIN Franklin Bridge. 65-832 

BENNAGE, Enos. 65-1860 

BENNARD, George. 65-1350 

^Sn^r^^^^^ca 
BENNEHAN, Richard. 64-445 
BENNEHAN family. 64-445 
BENNETT, Adele Parxer. 65-1042 
BENNETT, Anne Virginia. 64-216 
^Kis' Arn ° ld ' 1867 -»31- 64-1347, 

BE 6 Tl2 1 l T 8'JS HatCh ' 1824 - 1898 - 
BENNETT, Frank Tracy. 65-1178 
BENNETT, Hugh. 65-29 
BENNETT, James Gordon, 1841-1918 64-738 



BENNETT, John, 1865-1956. 63-275 
BENNETT, John J. 65-47 

^^Seo^ 7 — Avery - Ma y< Ben ~tt) 

BENNETT and McNabb. 65-712 
BENNING family. 64-652 
BENNINGTON, Vt. 
Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65—179 

BENS, GlendolenT. 64-346 

BENSON, Ezra Taft, 1899- 65-169 

BENSON, Horace B. 64-830 

BE « % WUUam NN, 1855-1932 
03-325 



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BENSON, Vt 64-1589 

BiSNT, Charles, 1799-1847. 65-1121 

BENT, St. Viain & Company. 65-1401 

BENTLET, AlvinMoreU, 1918- 65-260 

BENTLET, Eric Russell, 1916- 64-1598 

BENTLEY, Jordan. 64-271 

BENTLEY, William , 1759-1819. 65-1224 

BENTON, Jessie see Fremont, Jessie (Benton 
1824-1902 

BENTON, Thomas Hart, 1782-1858. 64-47, 
64-279, 64-282, 64-309, 64-317, 64-337, 
64-407, 64-1585 

BENTON, William, 1900- *64-328, 65-433 
BENTON Co. , Ala. 

Family papers. 64-1049 
BENTON family 

Genealogy. 64-1307 
BENTON, Miss. 

Family papers. 64-1034 
BENZOATES. 64-1382 

BENZONIA College, Benzonia, Mich. 64-1470 
BEQUAERT, Joseph Charles, 1886- 65-1889 
BERCLAIR, Spotsylvania Co. , Va. 

Family papers. 64-1230 
BERDAHL, Clarence Arthur, 1890- 65-1917 

BERENSON, Bernhard, 1865-1959. 64-67, 
64-1339, 65-7, 65-855, 65-1944 

BERENSON, Mary. 63-320, 65-1944 

BERESFORD, William, b. 1798. 63-38 

BERG, TheophU Herman, 1879- 65-1421 

BERGE, Wendell, 1903-1955. 65-1422 

BERGE vs. Eager. 65-1463 

BERGEN Co. , N. J. 65-1575 

230-563 
BERGSMA, Laurence, 1921- 64-733 

BERING Sea Commission. 65-17 19 

BERING Sea controversy. 63-350 

BERKALEW, Jehiel W. 65-1756 

BERKELEY, Francis Lewis. 65-959 

BERKELEY, Calif. 

University of California see California — 
University (Berkeley) 

BERKELEY Co., S. C. 
County records. 65-851 

Plats. 63-312 
BERKELEY family 
Genealogy. 64-1229 



BERLIN, Carl. 63-360 
BERLIN, Irving, 1888- 64-1600 
BERLIN, Ger. 

Articles on. 64-1615 

Banks and hanking. 64-131 

Baptist World Congress, 5th, 1934. 
64-1375 

Council of Foreign Ministers, 1954. 
65-1061 

Hospitals. 65-966 
Medical affairs. 65-333 
Medical students (U. S. ) 65-188 
Resident of. 65-1311 
Students (U. S. ) 65-437 
BERLIN Protocol (Agreements reached by the 
United States, Great Britain and Russia at 
the Tripartite [Potsdanj Conference, 
1945) 65-48 

BERLIN-Rome Axis see Axis powers 

BERMUDA 

Personal papers. 64-201 

Trade. 65-63 

BERMUDA Plantation, Natchitoches Parish, 
La. 



BERKELEY, S. C. 

Cotton and rice plantations. 



63-313 



Business records. 
BERNADOTTE, 



64-622 
— , Prince. 



BERNADOTTE, Ebba, Princess. 



64-1160 
64-1160 



BERNARD, Sir Francis, bart., 1712-1779. 
65-1694 

BERNARD family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

BERNSTEIN, Leonard, 1918- 



BEROL, Alfred C. , 1892- 
65-1193 



64-1598 
.collector. 



BERKS Co., Pa. 65-1663 

BERLE, Adolf Augustus, 1895- 65-57, 65^66 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 



BEROL, Madeleine (Rossin) collector. 
65-1193 

BERRAY, Azet. 64-928 

BERRETT, James G. 64-1575 

BERRIEN, John. 64-407 

BERRIEN, John MacPberson, 1781-1856. 
64-407 

BERRIEN Springs, Mich. 

Andrews University. 65-1351 

BERRY, Charles Harold, 1889-1961. 65-1890 

BERRY, Joseph Flintoft, Bp. , 1856-1931. 

64-966 
BERRY, Romeyn, 18837-1957. 64-832 

BERRY, Theodore. 64-1272 
BERRY, William Augustus. 64-1061 
BERRY family. 65-1704 
BERRYVILLE, Va. 
Civil War 

Military action. 64-1226 
BERSEY, John. 64-1500 



BERSON, William L. R. F. , 1780-1856. 
64-408 

BERTHOLD, Frederico. 64-335 

BERTHOLD, P. Eugen. 63-78 

BERTIE Co. , N. C. 64-601 

Business papers. 64-1118, 64-1531, 
64-1532 

Family papers. 64-373, 64-447, 64-530 
BERTRAM, James P. 64-767 
BERWICK-on-Tweed, Eng. 

Personal papers. 64-26 

Political activity. 64-43 

BESANT, Annie. 64-76 

BESSEY, Charles Edwin, 1845-1915. 65-1408, 
65-1496 

BESSIE, Alvah. 64-1632 

BESSIE Mell Industrial Home, Athens, Ga. 
64-234 

BESSMER, JohnM., b. 1839. 65-632 

BEST, Benjamin. 64-836 

BEST, Juliet. 64-836 

BEST family. 64-722 

BESTOW, Mrs. E. 65-1473 

BETHANY College, Bethany, W. Va. 

Student life. 64-248 

BETHANY' Congregational Church, Minneapolis, 
Minn. 64-1520 

BETHE, Hans A. 64-83 

BETHEL Church, Va. 

Civil War 

Military action. 64-1226 

BETHEL, Va., Battle of see Big Bethel, Va. , 
Battle of, 1861 

BETHELL, Florence Hartsuff. 65-305 

BETHESDA Orphanage, Savannah, Ga. 63-409 

BETHESDA Sanitarium, Montour Falls, N. Y. 
64-833 

BETHLEHEM Lutheran Church, St. Louis, Mo. 
63-23 

BETHUNE, Divie. 64-1438 
BETHUNE, Joanna. 64-1438 
BETHUNE family. 64-1438 



BETTEN, Cornelius. 64-830 

BETTER Business Bureau, National 65-113 

BETTER Homes in America (Organization) 
64-21 

BETHS, John. 65-256 

SETTLE, Edward, 1841-1912. 65-156 

BETTS, Alexander Davis, 1832-1918. 64-409 

BETTS, Charles Malone, 1838-1905. 65-818 

BETTS, L. F. 63-265 

BETTS, Robert. 65-1121 

BETTS Supply Company. 63-265 



257 



BEVAN, Jennie Lee (Mrs. Aneurin Bevan) 
63-323 "»»«iv 

BEVER1DGE, Albert Jeremiah, 1862-1927 
63-319, 64-1469, 65-602 65-860, 65-1304 

"a?"?? C****** (American Historical 
Association) 63-319, 65-166 

BEVIER, Jonathan. 65-659 

BEXAR Co. , Tex. 

Archives. 65-1790 

BEXLEY, Nicholas Vansittart, baron. 1766- 
1851. 64-169 

^868^1952 PSeUd " — D0U « Ias ' N"" 3 ". 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 



BEZNER, Frederick O. 64-1474 

BIBB, George Motier, 1772-1859. 64-510 

BIBB Co. , Ga. 

First Baptist Church. 65-190 
BIBMNS, Ruthella Bernard (Mory) 1865-1942. 



BIBERMAN, Herbert. 
BIBLE 



64-1632 



Criticism, interpretation, etc. 63-67 
64-966, 64-1453, 64-1553, 65-1734 
65-1744 ' 

Exhibits. 65-1309 

Study and teaching. 64-46, 64-65, 64-1160 

Versions. 64-115 

MEW Testament 

Criticism, interpretation, etc 64-133 
64-813, 65-1218, 65-1282 ' 

BIBLE Institute of Los Angeles. 64-1160 

B TB T. F records see Vital records 

^y^ 160 *- 1964 CMaouscript c ° uec - 

BIBLE societies 

New York, 64-922 
Southern States. 63-50 

BIBLICAL Greek see Greek language and 
literature-Biblical "™«««8e «" 

BIBLIOGRAPHY 

Notes, etc 64-523, 64-807, 64-1359 
New Jersey. 65-1578, 65-1606 

BBUOTHECA sacra (Publication) 65-1762 
BICKETT, Thomas Walter. 65-711 
BICKMORE, Alberts. 64-1556 
BICYCLES 

Michigan. 65-569 
BICYCLING. 65-560, 65-920 

Clubs. 64-1433 

RIDDLE, Anthony Joseph DrexeL 1896- 
65-932 

BIDDLE, Francis. 65-27, 65-29, 65-35, 
BIDDLE, Gertrude Gouverneur (Meredith) 
BIDDLE, James Cornell, 1835-1898. 64-1136 



BIDDLE, Nicholas, 1786-1844. 63-336 
64-1143, 64-1584, 65-905, 65-1576 ' 

BIDDLE, Owen, 1737-1799. 65-156 

BIDDLE, William I. 64-873 

BIDWELL, John, 1819-1900. 65-2014 

BIE 65^20b4 A,, ' brOSe, 1842 " 1914? 64-738, 

"esSS*" Heinrich Conrad * 1853 - 19 «- 

BIG Bethel, Va. , Battle of, 1861. 63-145 

BIG business see Business 

BIG Rapids, Mich. 

Ferris Institute. 65-1351 

BIG Spring tract, Bedford Co. , Pa. 65-1750 

BIGELOW, Henry Bryant, b. 1879. 65-1892 

BIGELOW, Jacob, 1787-1879. 65-1225 

BIGELOW, Jane (Poultney) 64-817 

BIGELOW, Mrs. John see Bigelow, Jane 
(.Poultney) 

M ?. WW ' ™ 3x S> ierit * Ogden see Wilkinson, 
Marguerite Ogden (Bigelowfl883-1928 

"m^MOO MelvUleMadi «> n . 1846-1921. 

BIGGS, Asa, 1811-1878. 64-364 

BIGGS, Herman, 1832-1887. 64-410 

BIGGS, Joseph D. 64-364 

BIGGS, Kader. 64-364 

BIGGS (Kader) and Company. 64-364, 64-1084 

BIGGS, William. 64-364 

BIGGS & Bros. 64-364 

BIGLER, Henry William, 1815-1900. 65-1791 
BILLARD, Hermance P. Laurent. 65-171 
BILLARD, Jules B., 1846-1935. 65-171 
BILLARD, Louis Philip, 1891-1918. 65-171 
BILLARD, Robert Tut, 1884-1961. 65-171 
BILLARD family. 65-171 
BILLINGS, Sanford. 64-193 
BILUNGSLEY, Kirby. M-Vin 
BILLINGTON, Dallas. 64-1163 
B1LLINGTON, Kenneth. 64-1272, 65-1054 
BILLON, Frederic Louis, 1801-1895. 64-287 

BD 6^-^ USM " 63 "" 6 ' 63_377 ' 64 - 606 . 

BINDER, CarroU, 1896-1956. 65-704 

BINDER, Dorothy (Walton) 65-704 

BINGAY, Malcolm Wallace, 1884-1953 
64-1448 

BINGHAM, Aaron. 64-1440 

BINGHAM, Abel, 1786-1865. 64-1440 

BINGHAM, Alfred Mitchell, 1905- 64-1594 
BINGHAM, Amend. 64-265 I 



BINGHAM, Angie. 64-1461 
BINGHAM, Elizabeth H. 64-265 
BINGHAM, George, clergyman. 64-265 

B ^W%6^of Caleb ' 18U - 1878 - M - 265 . 
BINGHAM, Hannah. 64-1440 
BINGHAM, J. William. 65-1050 
BINGHAM, James Rollins. 64-265 
BINGHAM, James W. , 1840-1862. 64-1439 
BINGHAM, John. 64-265 
BINGHAM, John Armor, 1815-1900. 65-224 
BINGHAM, Kinsley Scott, 1808-1861. 64-1439 
BINGHAM, Mary. 64-265 
BINGHAM, Mary Warden. 64-1439 
BINGHAM, Mathias. 64-265 
BINGHAM, Robert W. 64-426 
BINGHAM, Samuel Robbins. 65-1050 

B ^Bm^amf Phia ^i BuChanao » S °^ 
BINGHAM family. 64-265 . 64-1440 

Genealogy. 64-1439 
The BINGHAM School, N. C. 64-512 
BINGHAMTON, N. Y. 

Resident of. 65-1585 
BINING, Arthur Cecil, 1893-1957. 64-1403 
BINNEY, Amos, 1778-1833. 63-328 
BMNEY, Amos, 1803-1847. 65-654 
BINNEY- Horace, 1780-1875. 64-1145 
BINNEY, William G. 65-654 
BINYON, Lawrence, 1869-1943. 64-806 
BIOGRAPHY. 63-14, 63-67, 65-1276 
BIOLOGICAL chemistry 
Teaching. 65-1907 

BIOLOGICAL Cycles, Conference on, Matamefc 
Quebec. 65-1938 — wu«=», 

BIOLOGY 

see also Anatomy, Botany; Cells; Embryol- 
ogy; Evolution; Genetics; Microscopy; 
Natural history; Physiology; Regenera- 
tion (Biology); Zoology ■ 

Addresses, essays, lectures, etc 65-654 
Cycles. 65-1938 
Teachers and teaching. 65-1329 
BIRCH, Raymond Russell, 1881-1959. 64-834 
BIRCH, SamueL 64-1580 
BIRCH, Thomas Stuart, 1840-1862 65-1860 
BIRCHARD, M. 63-399 
BIRD, Chauncey. 65-1355 
BIRD, Frederick L. 65-948 
BIRD, Isaac, 1793-1876. 64-1281 



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BIRD, Jonathan, 1747-1813. 64-1281 
BIRD cages 

Manufacture and trade. 64-241 
BIRD family. 64-1281 

BIRDS. 65-660 

see also Audubon societies 

Collectors and collecting. 65-1819 

Observations of. 64-1173 

Argentina. 65-1849 

Michigan. 65-445 

North Carolina. 64-382 

South America. 65-1849 

Texas. 65-1790 
BIRGE, Edward Asahel, 1851-1950. 64-1624 
BIRKETT, Thomas. 64-1441 

BIRKETT, William. 64-1441 
BIRKHEAD, Leon M. 64-88 
BIRKNER, W. C. 63-28 
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. 

Family papers. 64-552 

Law practice. 64-1544 

BIRMINGHAM Cement Company. 64-892 

BIRMINGHAM, Mich. 65-601 

BIRNEY, James Gillespie, 1792-1857. 
63-256, 63-400, 65-595 

BIRNEY, John. 63-346 
BIRNIE, William. 64-411 
BIRNIE family. 64-411 
BIRTH control. 65-534 

Societies. 65-615 
BIRTH records see Vital records 
BECACCIANTI, Alexandre 65-1517 
BISHOP, Charles Reed, 1822-1915. 64-762 
BISHOP, David, 1824-1876. 65-1566 
BISHOP, E. S. 64-1189 
BISHOP, James, fl. 1745-1792. 65-1566 
BISHOP, James, 1816-1895. 65-1565, 65-1561 
BISHOP, John. 64-873 
BISHOP, John Peale, 1892-1944. 64-150 
BISHOP, Levi, 1815-1881. 65-1395 
BISHOP, Moses. 65-1566 
BISHOP, ShotwelL 65-1566 
BISHOP, William Henry, 1847-1928. 64-1282 

BISHOP, William Warner, 1871-1955. 65-332, 
65-345, 65-348, 65-384, 65-434, 65-502, 
65-566, 65-594 

BISHOP family. 65-1566 

Genealogy. 64-1307 

The BISHOP of Cottontown, by John Trotwood 
Moore. 65-884 



BISMARCK and Burleigh County Pioneer Asso- 
ciation. 65-793 

BISMARCK, N.D. 

Auditorium. 65-801 

Clubs. 65-791, 65-793 

History. 65-791 

Land. 65-801 

Real estate business. 65-778 

Veterans' organizations. 65-768 

Water Works. 65-778 

Women's Community Council. 65-751 

BISON see Buffalo (American bison) 

BISSELL, Daniel, 1768 or 69-1833. 64-288, 
66-679 

BISSELL, William Henry, 1811-1860. 64-289 
BISSELL House, St. Louis, Mo. 64-288 
BITTENBENDER, Ada M. 65-1452 
BITTING, Katherlne Golden, collector 

Gastronomic Library. 6S-2018 
BITUMINOUS Coal Labor Board, U. S. 65-27 
BDCBY, Howard. 64-1519 
BDCBY, Joseph. 64-1519 
BDCBY, Sarah (Wyatt) Heard. 64-1619 
BDCBY, Tarns, 1856-1932. 63-243, 63-271 
BDCBY, Willard Wilson, 1898- 64-1519 
BDCBY, William Keeney, 1857-1931. 64-1526 
BDCBY family 

Genealogy. 64-1519 

BJORKMAN, Edwin August, 1866-1951. 
65-717 

BLACK, Bryan, 1872-1962. 64-1207 

BLACK, David. 64-412 

BLACK, David Calmes. 64-412 

BLACK, Edward Davison, b. 1853. 65-1360 

BLACK, Eugene R. 64-253 

BLACK, Frank. 64-1170 

BLACK, Greene Vardiman, 1836-1915. 
64-683 

BLACK, Gurdon G. , 1880-1953. 64-290 

BLACK, Hugo LaFayette, 1886- 65-52 

BLACK, Lewis Cass, 1845-1919. 63-159 

BLACK, Mary Isabelle. 64-412 

BLACK, Robert Lounsbury, 1881-1954. 
63-159, 64-1330 

BLACK, Thomas E. 65-322 

BLACK, W. C. 64-412 

BLACK Belt Farms Company. 64-24 

BLACK cat (Periodical) 64-684 

BLACK Diamond Coal Mine (Washington) 
65-1046 

BLACK family. 64-290, 64-412, 64-1208 



BLACK Hawk War, 1832. 64-186, 64-252, 
64-289 

BLACK Hills. 65-1499 

BLACK Monks see Benedictines 

BLACK River and Utica Railroad see Utica 
and Black River Railroad Company 

BLACK River Creamery Association, Coventry, 
Vt. 64-789 

BLACK valley, by Raymond Melbourne Weaver. 
65-1210 

BLACK Warrior (Ship) 64-1575 

BLACKBURN, Harriet 64-152 

BLACKER, Valentine, 1778-1823. 63-39 

Legal matters. 65-765 

BLACKFOOT Indians 

BLACKFORD, William Matthews, 1801-1864. 
63-378 

BLACKFRIARS, London, Eng. 

Land. 65-1879 

BLACKHAM, Louise P. 65-1033 

BLACKLISTS 

Moving picture industry. 64-1632, 65-1063, 
65-1067 

BLACKMAN, George. 65-1526 

BLACKMAN Township, Jackson Co. , Mich. 
65-641 

BLACKMORE, Ellen see Faunthorpe, Ellen 
(Blackmore) 

BLACKMORE, John, 1794-1858. 64-796 

BLACKMORE, Richard Doddridge, 1825-1900. 
64-796 

BLACKMUR, Richard-P. , 1904- 64-150 

BLACKSMTTHING 

New Jersey. 65-1645 

New York. 64-827, 64-877, 64-1592 

North Carolina. 64-617 

Southern States. 63-56, 63-91 

BLACKSWAMP Academy. 64-544 

BLACKWELL, Alice Stone, 1857-1950. 65-22, 
65-836 

BLACKWELL, Antoinette Louisa (Brown) 
1825-1921. 65-836 

BLACKWELL, Elizabeth, 1821-1910. 65-836 

BLACKWELL, Emily, 1826-1910. 65-836 

BLACKWELL, Henry. 65-836 

BLACKWELL, Lucy (Stone) see Stone, Lucy, 
1818-1893 

BLACKWELL, Samuel, d. 1838. 65-836 
BLACKWELL, Samuel Charles. 65-836 
BLACKWELL family. 64-292, 65-836 
BLACKWOOD, Algernon. 65-1092 

BLACKWOOD Creek, Neb. 

Trinity Lutheran Church. 63-21 

BLADEN, Martin. 63-404 



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BLADEN Co. , N. C. 
Land. 64-299 
Law practice. 64-1108 
Legal documents. 64-379 
Personal papers. 64-1058 

BLAICH, George. 65-1348 

BLAINE, Anita (Emmons) McCormick, 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 



64-182 



BLAINE, James Gillespie, 1830-1893 
41^326, 63-374, 63-406, 64-1220, ' 
B! >- 162 ' 65 -639. 65-905, 65-915, 65-1319 

BLAIR, Austin, 1818-1894. 64-1500 65-24K 
65-370, 65-654, 65-659 * 6 ' 

BLAIR, Charles A. 65-665 

BLAIR, David H. 64-365 

BLAIR, Francis Preston, 1791-1876 
•63-336, 63-363, 64-291. *64-407 

BLAIR, Francis Preston, 1821-1875 
64-282, 64-291, «65-678 



63-68, 
63-397, 



Autographs. *63-245 

BLAIR, John J., 1860-1937. 64-365 

BLAIR, Joseph C. 65-1924 

BLAIR, M. S. 64-815 

BLAIR, Montgomery, 1812-1883. 64-291 
64-1585, 65-678 \ 

BLAIR, Sarah L. (Ford) 65-659 

BLAIR family. 64-291 

BLAIR Monument Association. 64-291 

BLAIRSVILLE, Ga. 64-233 

BLAKE, Amanda see Bowen, Amanda (Blake) 

BLAKE, Charles Thompson, 1826-1897 
64-1283 

BLAKE, Edward Foster, 1837-1862. 64-1283 

BLAKE, Edward Spencer, 1811-1881. 64-1283 

BLAKE, Eli Whitney, 1795-1886. 64-1283 

BLAKE, Eli Whitney, 1836-1895. 64-1283 

BLAKE, Elihu, b. 1793. 64-1283 

BLAKE, Henry Taylor, 1828-1922. 64-1283 

BLAKE, James Pierrepont, 1839-1865 
64-1283 

BL 6 ™592 0lU1 ' blacks,nith of Waterloo, N. Y. 
BLAKE, Joseph, 1814-1888. 65-1960 
BLAKE, Katherine Devereux. 65-1160 
BLAKE, Lillie (Devereux) 1835-1913. 64-292 

BI ^'-m2 hiaJex ^ Jex - Blate > S °P^ 



BLAKESLEE, Maria S. 

Estate of. 64-835 
BLAKESLEE, Philemon. 64-1310 
BLANCHARD, Charles A. 64-1160 
BLANCHARD, John C. 65-1360 
BLANCHARD, Me. 

Slate industry. 65-1965 

BI t7Mll^ Crthy ^ Jordan > ^"ay (Bland) 
BLANDFORD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
BLANK, Simon. 64-1035 

"SSFVSS "^ <ArmiStead) 1829 " 
BLANTON family. 64-1222 
BI^SOa^ZBASiBZ, Vicente, 1867-1928. 



BLASTOMYCOSIS. 



64-153 



BLATC ?' Harriett Stanton, 1856-1940. 
65-1160 

BL 6 ™ AYT . William, 1649 7-1717. 

BI t 8 1 3lS H 65^6 PetrOVna(Hahn - H ^ 
BLEAK, James Godson, 1829-1918. 65-1122 
BLEAK Hill, King William Co. , Va. 
Account books. 64-1244 

1-151, 



^M^ilB ° 0le Livineston ' 1 868-1942. 



B ^dToe) RebeCCa ^ BUXt ° n > *'*<" 
BLEDSOE family 

Genealogy. 65-877, 65-1003 
BLEECKER, John N. , 1739-1825. 64-943 
BLEGEN, Theodore Christian, 1891- 
BLENNERHASSETT, Harman, 17647-W3L 

BLEYKER family. 65-225 

B1 S £% T earl 0f Darnle y see Darnley 
John Bligh, 4th earl of, 1767-183T 

BUND 

Education. 64-1528 



BLAKE family. 64-1283 

BLAKEMAN, A. N. 63-388 

BLAKEMAN, Edward William, 1880-1963 
64-1442 

BI^KESLEE, Albert Francis, 1874-1954 
63-12 

BLAKESLEE, Evelyn. 64-1310 



BL Sf , ,^ ar 2 R rbon >^, 1837-1906. 64-146& 
65-332, 65-357, 65-395, 65-552 

BLISS, Almond L. 64-1443 

BLISS, George, 1793-1873. 65-178 

BLISS, George, 1830-1897. 65-178 

BLISS, Tasker Howard, 1853-1930. 63-325 

BLISS, W. W. 64-1569 

l*BLISS, William. 64-1472 



BLISSFTELD, Mich. 65-432 

BLISTER rust. 63-248 

BLITZSTEIN, Marc, 1905-1964. 64-1598 

BLOCK, Rudolph, 1870-1940. 65-2004 

BLOCKADE 

^VZ; 64 6 - 3 9~7 6 7 3 ' 63 ' 7X> 63 -" i ' 63 - 309 ' 
Mexican War. 63-396 

^UjEu' Al0DZ ° DWlght ' »"•-««.. 

B i^- Joh » Wo °*. ">6°-»Sl. W-908, 
BLODGETT famUy. 65-1839 
BLOOD, Charles H. 64-909 
BLOOD 

Corpuscles and platelets. 64-134 
BLOODGOOD, Simeon de Witt. 65-1576 
BLOOM, Sol. 65-56, 65-713 
BLOOMER, Amelia (Jenks) 1818 -1894. 

BLOOMFIELD, Joseph. 65-1694 
BLOOMFTELD, Leonard, 1887-1949. 

BI M? I ^28 EdUCati00alSOCiety ' "« W 

BLOOMFIELD, N. J. 

Students. 65-1581 

BLOOMINGTON, HI. 65-158 

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. 

University of Indiana see Indiana- 
University (Bloomington) 

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. 
History. 65-19 

BLOOMSBURG Railroad and Iron Company. 
BLOUNT, Joseph. 64-979 
BL 6^m9 Wimam ' 1749 - 1800 - 64-1194, 
BLOUNT, Willie, 1768-1835. 64-1194 
BLOUNT family. 64-428 
BLOW, Henry Taylor. 65-678 

BLUCHER, Hannah (Arendt) see Arendt 
Hannah, 1906- ' 

BLUE, John, Capt. in the War of 1812 
64-413 

BLUE, John G. , Confederate officer. 64-413 
BLUE, Victor, 1865-1928. 64-413 
""af-MOo" arChIVeS <Manu£cri P t collection) 
BLUE-sky laws. 65-2010 
see also Securities 



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3LUEHLLL, Me. 

Merchants. 64-239 
3LUTFDALE, EL 64-252 
3LUFFTON, S. C. 

General stores. 63-309 

BLUM, Lee J. 65-887 

BLDMENTRITT, Ferdinand, 1853-1913. 
64-1216 

BLUNDELL'S School, Tiverton, Eng. 64-796 

BLUNT, A.E. 65-1831 

B'NAIB'rith 

Anti-Defamation League. 65-1033, 65-1734 

BOAK, Arthur Edward Romelly, 1888-1962. 
64-1515, 65-348, 65-1397 



BOARD for • 



see name of parent body 

for subordinate boards, e. g. Lutheran 
Church— Missouri Synod— Board for Home 
Missions in North and South America; Great 
Britain— Board of Trade 

BOARD of Research Associates in American 
Economic History. 64-1285 

BOARDMAN, Douglass, b. 1822. 64-835 

Estate of. 64-919 
BOARDMAN, Elijah, 1760-1823. 64-1286 
BOARDMAN, Emily, d. 1898. 64-835 
BOARDMAN, George Dana. 64-1160 

BOARDMAN, George S. , Presbyterian minis- 
ter. 64-847 

BOARDMAN, George Sherman, 1799-1825. 
64-1286 

BOARDMAN, Mabel Thorp. 64-778 
BOARDMAN, OUver. 64-193 
BOARDMAN, Sophia L. 64-84' 
BOARDMAN, .William Edward. 65-1350 

BOARDMAN, William Jarvis, b. 1832. 
64-1286 

BOARDMAN, William Whiting, 179t?J8:5. 63 
64-1286 

BOARDMAN family. 64-1286 

BOARDMAN, Ohio 

Land. 64-1286 

BOARDMAN, Piatt & Soley, New York City. 
64-892 

BOARDS of trade see Chambers of commerce; 
Trade associations 

BOARMAN, Vivian jee Whitehouse, Vivian 
(Boarman) 

BOAS, Franz, 1858-1942. 63-3, 63-4 
BOATBUILDING. 63-366 

see also Shipbuilding 

Missouri. 65-695 
BOATS and boating 

Nevada Indians. 65-1994 

Travel. 65-1370 
BOATWRIGHT, Walter Putney. 64-1233 



BOCCHERINL Luigi, 1743-1805. 64-1322 

BOCHER, Maxime, 1867-1918. 65-1226 

BOCOCK, Willis H. 64-398 

BODDIE, John Bennett 

Historical southern families. 65-877 

BODE, Carl, 1911- 64-806 

BODEGA y Quadra Mollinado, Juan Francisco 
de la, 1743-1794. 6S-1825 

BODEMAN, Wilhelm. 65-1983 

BODENHEM, Maxwell, 1895-1954. 64-150, 
64-806 

BQDIE and Benton Railway and Commercial 
Company. 65-1187 

BODIE Hydraulic Mining and Water Company. 
65-1187 

BOE, Lars. 65-1923 

BOEFER, Christian. 64-293 

BOEFER family. 64-293 

BOEING, William Edward, 1881-1956. 
64-1267, 64-1271, 64-1573 

BOEKEL, Florence Brewer. 65-1160 

BOER War, 1899-1902. 63-148, 64-771, 
64-1316 

BOERHAAVE, Herman, 1668-1738. 64-116 

BOGAN, Louise, 1897- 64-150, 65-1209 

BOGART, Marston. 65-1928 

BOGART, WlUiamH. 63-377 

BOGEN, Boris David, 1869-1929. 65-1721 

BOGERT, Nicholas L Marsellus, b. 1842. 
65-1567 

BOGERT, William. 65-1567 
BOGGS, Charles S. 65-1566 
BOGGS, Joseph O. 64-294 

BOGGS, LillburnW., 1792-1860. 64-294 , 
65-1808 

BOGGS, LucienH. 64-612 

BOGGS, Martha. 64-294 

BOGGS, Thomas Oliver. 65-1126 

BOGGS family. 64-294 

BOGLE, Thomas Ashford, 1852-1921. 
65-648 

BOGY, Joseph. 64-295, 64-296 

BOGY, Joseph V. 64-296 

BOGY, Lewis Vital, 1813-1877. 64-295, 
64-296 

BOGY, Lewis Vital, 1865-1914. 64-296 

BOGY & Lecompte, Ste. Genevieve, Mo. 
64-295 

BOGY f amily. 64-296 

BOHL de Faber, Cecilia see Caballero, 
Fernan, pseud, of Cecilia Bdhl de Faber, 
1796-1877 

BOHLEN, Charles E. 65-38 

BOHR (Joseph) Lumber and Grain Mill, West- 
phalia, Mich. 65-402 



BOHR, Niels. 65-1718 

BOISE, James Robinson, 1815-1895. 64-1500, 
65-217, 65-269, 65-314, 65-654, 65-1372 

BOISSIERE, Ernest Valeton de, 1810-1894. 
64-97 

BOK, Edward William, 1863-1930. 65-1304 

Autographs. 63-245 

BOKUI osetsu-roku (American reception record) 
65-924 

BOLDUC family. 64-296 

BOLTVAR, Simon, 1783-1830. 65-1080 

BOLIVAR, Tenn. 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-246 

BOLL, Ger. 

Evangelische Akademie. 63-33 

BOLLER, Henry A., 1836-1902. 65-752 

BOLLES, Stephen, 1866-1941. 64-1599 

BOLLING, Charles Edward, 1852-1929. 
65-960 

BOLLING, Edith see Wilson, Edith (Boiling) 
Gait, 1872-1961 

BOLLING, Parke Chamberlayne (Bagby) 1874- 
1947. 65-957 

•BOLLING, Thomas. 65-960 

BOLLING, WiUiam, 1789-1849. *63-345 

BOLLING famUy. 64-1031, 64-1222 

BOLS, Alexander Arnoldus. 64-82 

BOLTON, Herbert Eugene, 1870- 64-1403 

BOLTS and nuts. 65-1956 

BOMBAY, India 

Diplomatic service (Gt Brit ) 63-105 

BONANZA United Mines, Ontario. 64-892 

BONAPARTE, Caroline see Caroline Bona- 
parte, consort of Joachim Murat, King of 
Naples, 1782-1839 

BONAPARTE, Charles Joseph, 1851-1921. 
64-778, 64-798 

BONAPARTE, Napoleon see Napoleon I, 
Emperor of the French, 1769-1821 

BONAPARTE family. 65-863 

BONAR, James, 1757-1821. 64-59 

BONARVA Plantation, N. C. 64-1091 

BONA VENTURE Lafayette collection. 64-118 

BOND, Mrs. Donald F. see Bond, Judith 
(Strohm) 

BOND, Sir Edward Augustus, 1815-1898. 
64-811 

BOND, George Phillips, 1825-1865. 65-1227 
BOND, John. 64-737 
BOND, JohnM. 64-414 
BOND, Judith (Strohm) 64-806 
BOND, Louisa (Fentriss) 64-414 



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BOND, Maurice C. 64-841 

BOND, Octavia Zollicoffer, 1846-1941. 65-888 

BOND, Shadrach. 64-186 

BOND, T. C. 64-414 

BOND, Uriah. 64-414 

BOND, William Cranch, 1789-1859. 65-1228 

BONDFIELD, Margaret. 64-21 

BONDS 

Confederate States of America. 65-987 
Foreign. 64-183 
North Carolina. 64-633 
BONE, Griselda Minerva (Burk) 65-1855 

BONE, Homer Truett, 1883- 64-1260 
64-1262, 64-1267, 64-1269, 64-1272 
65-1035, 65-1049, 65-1055 "^ 

BONE, Robert Donnell, 1832-1892. 65-1855 

BONES family. 64-527 

BONESTEEL, Floy J. 64-1134 



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BOOKS 
Binding 

England. 63-146 
Cataloging and classification. 64-101 
Censorship. 64-953 

Collectors and collecting. 64-146 64-fiiR 
64-792, 65-332, 6^566, 65-n9 8 "' 



65-1198 

63-401, 65-565, 65-1198, 



BONHAM,MlUedge Lute, 1813-1890. 64-765, 

BONHOMMIE Bottom, Mo. 
Schools. 64-252 

BONBTEEL, Hoscoe Osmond, 1888- 
64^1444, 64-1448, 65-547, 65-1379 

BONTTA (Ship) 64-1394 

BONNEAU, FlorideseeColhoua, Floride 
(Bonneau) — 

BONNER, Amy, 1891-1955. 64-41, 64-150 
BONNER, Campbell, 1876-1954. 65-1397 
BONNER, Geraldine, 1870- 65-1541 

BONNEY, DanieL 64-57 

BONNET, James. 64-57 

BONNEY, Peres Bonney, 1838-1877. 65-1568 

BONNEY, Seth. 64-57 

BONNEY family. 65-1568 

BONSTELLE, Jessie, 1869-1932. 65-1347 

BONTELLE, Charles A. 63-387 

BONTINE, Anne Elizabeth Elphinstone 

(Fleeming) 1829-1925. 65-1848, 65-1849 

BONTINE, Robert see Graham, Robert 
Bontlne Cunninghame, 1852-1936 

BONUSES, Veterans' see Bounties, Military 
BOOK clubs 

New York City. 64-791, 64-1558 
BOOK-o^-the-Monu, Club, New York City. 

BOOKKEEPING 

see also Accounting 
Oklahoma. 63-270 



First editions. 

Illustration of. 
65-1851 

Lectures, addresses, etc 65-1309 

Lists of books lent 65-1557 

Purchase of. 65-388, 65-593, 65-1847 

Selection. 64-1558 
BOOKS for children see Children's literature 
SELLERS ^ booksemng. 64-1250, 

~^5 - PUbUShe «'- I*"*™ 



64-81, 64-302 



England. 64-792 
Ohio. 63-259 
Pennsylvania. 65-830 
South Carolina. 63-291 
Virginia. 64-1234 
BOOM companies 
Michigan. 65-597 
Washington. 64-1267 
BOOMS, Log. 63-235 
BOON, Boling. 65-709 
BOON, Penny. 65-709 
BOON family. 65-709 
BOONE, Daniel, 1734-1820. 
BOONE Co. , Mo. 

Personal papers. 64-272 
BOONS Mill, N. C. 

Records. 64-401 
BOONVILLE, Mo. 

Baptist district meetings. 64-341 
Missouri Training School for Boys. 64-341 

'"SKE" mmit0r (a Uni0a **™™**) 
BOONVTLLE Rai^ Bridge Comjany _ 

BOOTE, William Rowland. 65-1569 
BOOTH, Edwin, 1833-1893. 65-1874 
BOOTH, Evangeline. 63-246 
BOOTH, Harriett (Russell) 64-634 
BOOTH, J. T. 64-634 

BOOTH, Junius Brutus, 1796-1852. 65-1874 
BOOTH, Willis H. , 1874- 65-2011 



BO S' Clare SSS Luce ' "are (Soothe) 
BOOTS and shoes see Shoe industry and trade 



BC ^?;o WiUiaai Edgar - "65-1940. 64-124 
64-778, 64-1255, 64-1271 64-129S ' 

64-1599, 65-648,' 65-1078/ 6MHB ' 

BC ^f^ D ' Edwin Montefiore, 1884-1951 
64-1577 

BORDEAUX, France 

Shipping records. 64-824 
BORDEN, Mary, 1886- 65-1092 
BORDENTOWN, N. J. 

Students. 64-614 
BOHDERSu^e Convention, Washington, 

BORG, Carl Oscar. 64-802 

BORG, Luis. 64-345 

BORGESE, Elisabeth (Mann) 64-42 

BORGESE.^Giuseppe Antonio, 1882-1952. 

1941. 64-247, 64-1566, 65-713, 65-1205 
BORGLUM, May. 65-713 
BORING, Edwin Garrigues, 1886- 65-486 
BORN, Max 65-1718 

BOSQUE Co., Tex 64-681 

BOSS, Benjamin. 65-1717 

BOSS, Lewis. 63-384 

BOSTELMANN, Carl, Jr. 65-2005 

B 1S ANN * Kirl ^ iSGe0 ^''.1825. 

BOSTELMANN family. 65-2005 

BOSTON Ancient and Honorable Artillery 
Company. 65-185 ^ 

BOSTON and Lake Superior Vfini„~ a 

64-1445 au J«rior Mining Association. 

BOSTON and Maine Railroad. 64-395 
B0 |™N Highlands New Church Society. 

BOSTON, Mass. 

^s72J mliS ,L League H£ Ana-Imperial- 
ist League, Boston, Mais. *™i*nai- 

Art. 65-6, 65-1902 
Banks and banking. 65-1916 
Brokerage houses. 63-328 
Church of the New Jerusalem. 65-183 
Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist 64-1160 
Methodist. 65-696 
New Jerusalem Church. 65-183 
Colleges and universities. 64-14 
Commission merchants. 64-381, 64-1400 
Cotton industry and trade. 64-372 
Denison House. 65-838 
Family papers. 65-9, 65-2019 
Geological societies. 65-1300 
Hospitals. 65-841 



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BOSTON, Mass. (Continued) 
Housing associations. 65-45 
Industries. 64-240 
Journalism. 64-721 
King's Chapel. 65-837 
Learned societies. 63-301 
Letters from. 63-276, 64-457, 65-955 
Libraries. 65-187 
Mayor. 65-1235 

Merchants. 64-1398, 65-181, 65-1235 

65-1318 
Mines and minin g 64-237 

Museum of Fine Arts. 65-1902 

National Conference on Social Welfare, 57th 
1930. 64-139 

Naval agents. 63-328 

New Church Kindergarten and Training 
School. 65-183 

Peace societies. 63-232 

Personal papers. 64-238, 64-763 

Privateering. 64-824 

Publishers and publishing. 63-401 

Pevolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179 

Buggies Street Baptist Church, 64-1160 

Schools. 65-841 

Settlement houses. 65-838 

Shipping records. 64-374, 64-977, 64-1215 
64-1389, 64-1399, 64-1400, 65-180 

Social life. 64-1279, 65-841 

Social service. 64-21, 64-139 

Transportation. 64-1307 

Travel and description. 64-439, 64-1231 

Travels from. 65-1782 

Women's rights. 64-721 

Wool industry and trade. 65-184' 

World Peace Foundation. 63-232 
BOSTON School Committee. 65-841 
BOSTON Settlement Study. 64-21 
BOSTON University 

Anderson Memorial Center. 64-14 

School of Theology 

New England Methodist Historical Society. 
65-697 

BOSTWICK, Charles D. 64-830 

BOSWORTH, Charles A. , 1853-1911. 63-159 

BOSWORTH, Richard, 1832-1915. 65-1365 

BOTANICAL gardens, 

Jamaica. 65-1937 

Michigan. 64-1428 

West Indies (British) 65-1937 
BOTANISTS. 64-592 



BOTANY. 63-12, 64-73, 64-116, 64-153, 
64-562, 64-580, 64-592, 64-1103 

see also Flowers; Fruit; Microscopy; 
Paleobotany; Plants; Trees 

Expeditions. 65-23, 65-1779 

Garden beans. 64-950 

Physiology see Plant physiology 

School notebooks. 65-666 

Specimen collections and collecting. 64-73 
64-1428, 65-1937, 65-1960 

Teachers and teaching. 64-230, 65-654 
65-1937 

By place 

America. 65-1937 

Canada. 65-1779 

Europe. 65-1937 

J amai ca. 65-1937 

Mexico. 64-826 

Michigan. 65-533 

Montana. 65-1779 

Nevada. 65-1779 

North Carolina. 64-635 

Oregon. 65-1779 

Pacific Northwest. 65-1779 

Puerto Rico. 64-826 

Rocky Mountains. 65-1779 

Utah. 65-1779 

Venezuela. 64-826 

West Indies (British) 65-1937 
BOTANY, Fossil see Paleobotany 
BOTETOURT Co., Va. 64-800 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-483 

Furnaces and forges. 64-1248 

Land. 65-971 
BOTSFORD, Edmund, 1745-1819. 65-82 

BOTTLES 

Patents. 64-8 

BOUCICAULT, Dion, 1820-1890. 65-1874 

BOUCK, Christian. 64-836 

BOUCK, William. 64-836 

BOUCK, William C, 1786-1859. 64-836 

BOUDAUD, G. 65-1541 

BOUDINOT, Elias, 1740-1821. 63-82, 
64-1145, 65-1550, 65-1570 

BOUDINOT, Elias, 1803 (ca. )-1839. 64-1287 

BOUDINOT, Elias A. 65-909 

BOUDINOT, Elisha, 1742-1819. 65-1570, 
65-1593 

BOUDINOT, Eliza Pintard _see Colt, Eliza 
Pintard (Boudinot) 

BOUDINOT family. 65-1570 

BOUGHTON, Benjamin, 1777 7-1842. 64-1248 



BOUGHTON, John C. , 1836-1894. 64-1446 

BOUGHTON family. 64-1446 

BOOTS, A. R. 65-1401 

BOUKNIGHT, Mary Elinor see Poppenheim, 
Mary Elinor (Bouknight) 

BOULANGER, Nadia, 1887- 64-1598 

BOULWARE, Aubin Lee. 65-971 

BOULWARE, Janie Preston see Lamb, Jade 
Preston (Boulware) 

BOUND, Mary Fisk see Stoughton, Mary Fisk 
(Bound) Green 

BOUNDARIES 

This heading includes disputes over 
boundaries. They are arranged alphabet- 
ically by name of State and country and when 
two or more geographical areas are involved 
they are linked together in alphabetical 
order. 

Alaska. 64-778, 64-1268, 65-1719 

British Guiana and Venezuela. 63-402, 
64-764 

Connecticut and Pennsylvania see Sus- 
quehanna, claim 

Costa Rica and Nicaragua. 64-386 

Florida and Georgia. 64-407 

Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. 
65-740 

Idaho and Washington. 65-215, 65-227 

Maryland and Virginia. 65-721 

Michigan and Ohio. 64-1472, 65-388 

New Jersey. 65-1573 

North Carolina. 55-740 

North Carolina and Tennessee. 64-366 

Red River. 65-31 

South Carolina. 65-740 

Thailand. 63-112 

United States. 64-1584 

Northwestern Boundary Survey. 64-248 
Southern and western borders. 63-131 
BOUNTIES, Military. 65-1126 

see also Pensions, Military 

Civil War. 63-329, 64^1434 

see also Civil War— Recruiting, enlist- 
ment, etc. 

Revolution. 63-145, 65-977 

New Jersey. 65-1641 

BOURBON democracy. 64-282 

BOURBON (Island; later Reunion) 64-75 

BOURKE, John Gregory, 1843-1896. 65-1423 

BOURLAND, Albert Pike, 1861-1927. 64-993 

BOURNE, Edward G. 64-523 

BOURNE, Sylvanus. 64-1563 

BOURNE, William Oland, 1819-1901. 65-1511 

BOURNE family 

Genealogy. 64-1188 



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BOUSCAREN, Louis Frederic Gustave 1840- 
1904. 63-160 

BOUTIN, Henry 

Estate of. 64-897 

BOUTWELL, George Sewall, 1818-1905 
63-374, 64-771, 65-870 

BOUTWELL, William Thurston, 1803-1890 
65-1350 

BOUVET, De Lozier. 64-261 

BOUVIER, Jacqueline see Kennedy, 
Jacqueline (Bouvier) 1929- 65-940 
65-1103 ' 

BOWDEN, John. 65-1562 

BOWDEN, Mary. 65-1562 

BOWDEN, Mary (Jarvis) 65-1562 

BOWDOIN College, Brunswick, Me. 
Students. 65-1965 

BOWDOIN family. 65-189 
Genealogy. 64-1238 

BOWEN, Abigail. 64-837 

BOWEN, Amanda (Blake) 63-276 

BOWEN, BelmanM. 65-1571 

BOWEN, Elias, 1791-1871. 64-837 

BOWEN, George. 64-923 

BOWEN, Harold R. 6S-1927 

BOWEN, Herbert. 65-862 

BOWEN, JohnS., 1830-1863. 64-297 

BOWEN, Margaret (Mclver) 64-105? 

BOWEN, Nathaniel, Bp., 1779-1839. 63-276 

BOWEN, Penuel, d. 1788. 63-276 

BOWEN, Mrs. Penuel. 63-276 

BOWEN, Mrs. Rufus see Bowen, Margaret 
(Mclver) 

BOWEN, Susan see Cooke, Susan (Bowen) 

BOWEN and Miller, St. Louis, Mo. 64-297 

BOWEN family. 64-297 

BOWER, Byron Beaufort, 1874-1955. 64-220 

BOWER family. 64-220 

BOWERS, Claude Gernade, 1879-1958. 65-53 

BOWERS, Henry F. 63-208 

BOWERS Seattle-Yukon Gold Dredging Company. 
65-1053 

BOWES family. 64-43 



BOWIE Co. , Tex. 65-1773 

BOWLER, Elizabeth (Caleff) 63-231 

BOWLER, James Madison, 1838-1916. 63-231 

BOWLER, Joseph. 63-231 

BOWLES, Chester, 1901- 64-253 64-773 
65-78, 65-433 ' 

BOWLES, Magdalene (Wake) 6S-1572 
BOWLES, Samuel, 1797-1851. 65-178 
BOWLES, Thomas E. 
Estate of. 64-1198 

BOWLES, William Lisle, 1762-1850. 65-1572 
BOWLING, W. K. 64-1199 



BOWLING Green, Va. 
Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-1226 

BOWMAN, Charles Stuart, d. 1868. 65-172 

BOWMAN, Henry Clay, 1842-1924? 65-1860 

BOWMAN, Isaiah, 1878-1950. 63-217 

BOWMAN, JohnH. 65-1178 

BOWMAN, Robert Lewis, 1916- 64-1174 

BOWMAN family. 64-207 

BOWNE, Borden Parker, 1847-1910. 65-697 

BOWRING, Edgar Alfred, 1826-1911. 63-55 

BOWRING, Sir John, 1792-1872. 63-40 
65-1777 — ' 

BOWSER, Edward Albert, 1845-1910. 65-1S73 
BOWYER, John. 65-971 

BOXER Rebellion. 64-494, 64-769 
Indemnity. 65-226 

BOXING. 65-372 

BOY Scouts of America. 64-828, 65-758 
Minneapolis, Minn. 64-1525 

BOYCE, Gray Cowan, 1899- 64-1403 

BOYCE, Joseph, 1841-1928. 64-298 

BOYCE, Ker. 63-352, 65-1884 

BOYD, Ernest Augustus, 1887-1946. 65-1310 

BOYD, Esther G. (Wright) 6S-887 

BOYD, James, 1888-1944. 64-791 

BOYD, James, 1904- 64-773, 65-97 

BOYD, James E., 1834-1906. 65-1440 



BOYD, John C. , d. 1849. 64-1138 
BOYD, John E. 65-1159 
BOYD, Joseph. 63-370 
BOYD, Julian Parks. 65-970 

BQYD, Madeleine Elise (Reynier) 65-1850, 
65-1852 

BOYD, Nannie Seawell, collector. 64-1175 

BO m9-?8^ nnaiS£Han ' Ilton ' ^"""MBoyd) 

BOYD family. 64-1138, 64-1447 
Genealogy. 65-969 

BOYDEN, Frank Learoyd. 65-959 

BOYDTON, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-1044 

BOYER, John Edward. 64-1259 

BOYER family. 64-1259 

BOYESEN, Hjalmar Hjorta, 1848-1895 
64-1626 

BOYKIN, Alexander Hamilton, 1815-1866 
64-415 

BOYKIN, Alexander Hamilton, 1846-1923. 
64-415 

BOYKIN, Sarah" Jones (De Saussure) 1817-1893 
64-415 

BOYKIN family. 64-415 
Genealogy. 64-699 

BOYKQJ'S Rangers. 64-415 

BOYLAN, Moses M. 65-1348 

BOYLE, Kay, 1903- 64-150 

BOYLES, Emerson Richard, 1881-1960 
64-1448, 65-547 



BOYLSTON family. 65-964 

BOYNTON, Richard M. 63-354 

BOYS* clubs 

see also Boy Scouts of America 
New York City. 64-347 

BOYS' Clubs of America. 64-1300 

BOYS' schools see Schools 

BOYS' Vocational School, Lansing, Mich. 
64-1421 

BRACE, Gerald Warner, 1901- 65-1093 

BRACKEN, Brendan, 1901-1958. 64-1348 
65-43 



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BRACKLEY, Thomas Egerton, viscount see 
Egerton, Thomas, baron Eliesmere and 
viscount Brackley, 15407-1617 

BRADE, DanieL 65-1526 

BRADE, William. 65-1526 

BRADEN, Spruille, 1894- 64-1335, 65-66 

BRADFORD, Gamaliel, 1831-1911. 63-346, 
64-738 

BRADFORD, Gamaliel, 1863-1932. 64-150 



BRADFORD, Harry Elwyn, 1878-1963. 
65-1424 



BRADFORD, James Otey. 64-723 

BRADFORD, Roark, 1896-1948. 65-888 

BRADFORD family 

Genealogy. 64-1184, 65-1424 

BRADFORD, Mass. 
Merchants. 64-1398 

BRADFORD, Vt. 

Family and business papers. 64-794 

BRADISH, Curren. 64-1449 

BRADEH, Joseph. 65-1355 

BRADLEY, FolletL 64-1557 

BRADLEY, Frederick Van Nest, 1898- 
65-670 

BRADLEY, Grace IsabeL 65-1410 

BRADLEY, John, Army officer? 63-220 

BRADLEY, Omar. 64-1622, 65-64, 65-1059 

BRADLEY, William H. 63-406 230-563 

BRADSHAW, John W. 65-648 

BRADY, James H. , 1862-1918. 64-1271 

BRAGG, Braxton, 1817-1876. 63-61, 64-765, 
64-777, 64-1526, 65-678, 65-878, 65-994 

BRAGG, Thomas, 1810-1872. 63-66 

BRAGG, W. L. 64-1500 

BRAIN trust see Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 
Pres. D. S. , 1882-1945— Advisors to 

BRAINARD, Eleanor (Holston) collector. 
64-838 

BRAINARD, Ira. 64-1458 

BRAINERD, Elmina. 65-457 

BRAINERD, "Erastus, 1855-1922. 63-350, 
64-1271 



BRAINERD, Heloise. 64-739 

BRAINERD Mission, Tenn. 65-1831 

BRAKELEY, John H. , 1816-1897. 65-1574 

BRAMAN, Edward. 65-60 

BRAMFELDE, Eng. 

Legal documents. 64-34 

BRAMHALL, William Ely, 1857-1931. 64-839 

BRANCH, Charlotte Sawyer. 64-221 

BRANCH, Hamilton McDevit, 1843-1899. 
64-221 

BRANCH, John Henry Salah, d. 1846. 64-221 

BRANCH, John Lufburrow, 1838-1861. 64-221 

BRANCH, Perry W. 65-1425 

BRANCH, SanfordW., 1840-1891. 64-221 

BRANCH family. 64-211 

BRANCHVTLLE, N. J. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-1568 

BRAND, E. F. 64-813 

BRAND, Josephine see Phelon, Josephine 
(Brand) 

BRAND books see Brands and marks (Live- 
stock); Cattle brands 

BRANDEIS, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941. 
64-1572, 65-29, 65-79 

BRANDES, George. 65-909 

BRANDING of livestock. 64-299 

see also Brands and marks (Livestock) 

BRANDON, Eng. 

Legal documents. 64-34 

BRANDON, Middlesex Co. , Va. 64-1230 

BRANDS and marks (Livestock) 
Missouri. 64-299 

Nebraska. 65-1432, 65-1498, 65-1502 
Utah Territory. 65-1127 

BRANDSBERG, George, 1937- 65-1426 

BRANDT, KarL 65-598 

BRANDT, Willy, 1913- 64-1615 

BRANDY. 65-1598, 65-1640 

BRANDY Station, Va. 
Civil Wax 

Handwritten newspaper. 63-408 



BRANFORD, Conn. 

Family papers. 64-1370 



BRANGWYN, John, pseud, see Teller, 
Charlotte 



BRANHAM, Alfred Iverson, 1855-1945. 
65-1862 

BRANHAM, Joel, b. 1835. 65-1862 

BRANHAM family. 65-1862 

BRANNAN, SamueL 65-815 

BRANNER, John Casper, 1850-1922. 64-100 

BRANNER, Love see Gilmer, Love (Branner) 

BRANNER family. 64-1014 

BRANNER Institute 

Provision account. 64-1014 

BRANNON, Peter. «5-884 

BRASHEAR, Frances see Lawrence, Frances 
(Brashear) b. 1819 

BRASHEAR, Margaret (Barr) 64-416 

BRASHEAR, Richard. 64-314 

BRASHEAR, Walter. 64-416 

BRASHEAR family. 64-416 

BRASS and Bronze Ingot Institute, Chicago, M. 
(formerly Non-ferrous Ingot Metal Institute, 
Chicago, 111.) 64-1187 

BRATTLEBORO, Vt. 65-954 

BRATTON, Elizabeth Porcher (Du Bose) 
65-1532 

BRATTON, John, 1831-1898. 65-1532 

BRATTON, Sam Gilbert. 65-944 

BRAUN, H. C. 63-28 



BRA UN, Wernher von see Von Braun, Wernher, 
1912- 



BRAWLEY, W. J. 64-629 



BRAWLEY and Barnwell, Charleston, S. C 
64-1550 



BRAYMAN, Ada see Bailhache, Ada (Brayman) 

BRAYMAN, Mary (Williams) 1816-1886. 
65-1778 

BRAYMAN, Mason, 1813-1895. 65-164, 
65-1778 



BRAZIL 

Churches and religious affairs 
Lutheran. 63-28, 64-187 



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BRAZIL (Continued) 

Colleges and universities. 64-187 
Confederate refugees. 65-716 
Entomology. 65-1889 
Foreign relations (U. S. ) 65-115 
Immigration and emigration 

From the United States. 65-716 
Iron mines. 64-1294 
Letters from. 64-505, 65-517 
Notes on. 65-261 
Personal papers. 64-697 
Railroads. 64-1294 

Technical mission from the United States 
65-29 

Theological seminaries. 64-187 

Travel and description. 64-1054 

Zoology. 63-83 

BRAZILIAN Railway Company. 64-1294 

BREADWINNERS' College, New York City 
64-1290 

BREAKEY, James F. 65-1392 

BREAKEY, William Fleming, 1835-1915 
65-200 , 65-576 

BREAKFAST foods see Cereals, Prepared 
BRECHT, Bertholt, 1898-1956. 64-1598 
BRECKENRIDGE, Elizabeth Cowan. 64-299 
BRECKENRIDGE, George, 1769-1852. 64-299 



BRECKENRIDGE, Henry Marie. 64-317 

BRECKENRIDGE, J. Carson. 64-552 

BRECKENRIDGE, Robert J. 63-261 

BRECKINRIDGE, Cary, Jr. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, Cary, 1796-1867. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, Eliza. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, Emma J. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, Emma Walker (Gilmer) 
1607-1693. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, George. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, James. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, John. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, John Cabell, 1821-1875 
63-63, 63-403, 64-678 

Relating to. *65-878 

BRECKINRIDGE, Mary see Woodville, Mary 
(Breckinridge) 



BRECKINRIDGE, Peachy Gilmer. 64-800 

BRECKINRIDGE, Sophonisba Preston, 1866- 
1948. 64-21 

BRECKINRIDGE, William C. P. 64-764 

BRECKINRIDGE, Colo. 

Gold mines and mining. 64-892 

BRECKINRIDGE family. 64-800 

BREED, Richard J. 65-1130 

BREED and Crosby, Virginia City, Nev 
65-1130 

BREEDERS associations 
Texas. 64-752 

BREESE, Sidney, 1800-1878. 64-186 

BREESPORT, N. Y. 64-896 

BREITENBACH, Harold PreU. 65-1372 

BREMER, Fredrika, 1801-1865 
Autographs. 63-245 

BREMO Plantation, Va. 63-145, 63-345 

BRENT, Charles Henry, Bp. 1862-1929 
65-20 

BRENT, William, 1733-1782. 64-768 

BRENTSVILLE, Va. 
Civil War 

Prisoners and prisons. 65-1382 

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. 64-1186 

BRESS, Rose Falls. 65-1437 

BREVARD, Alexander, b. 1755. 64-417 

BREVARD, Caroline E. (Mays) 64-418 

BREVARD, Caroline Mays. 64-418 

BREVARD, Theodore Washington, d. 1877 
64-418 

BREVARD, Theodore Washington, Jr. 64-418 

BREVARD family. 64-417. 64-418 

BREWER, William Henry, 1828-1910. 65-1079 

BREWER, Me. 

Resident of. 65-1962 

BREWING industry 
Nebraska. 65-1462 
Pennsylvania. 64-1149 

BREWSTER, Benjamin Harris, 1816-1888. 
63-350, 65-2020 



BREWSTER, NeaL 64-841 

BREWSTER, Mass. 

Handwritten literary newspaper. 63-245 

BRIAND, Aristide. 64-124 

BRICKER, William P. 65-1495 

BRICKLAYERS and bricklaying. 63-91 

BRICKLAYERS' Masons' and Plasterers' 
International Union of America. 64-1450 

BRICKMAKING. 64-1552 

BRIDESBURG section, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Buildings. 65-825 

BRIDGE, Hudson E. , 1810-1875. 64-300 
65-681 

BRIDGE Rayburn & Company. 64-300 

BRIDGER, James, 1804-1861. 64-285 
65-1795 

BRIDGER and Vasquez. 65-1401 

BRIDGERS, John Luther, b. 1850. 64-419 

BRIDGES, Grace. 65-1174 

BRIDGES, Mary. 64-1133 

BRIDGES, Robert, 1861-1921. 65-1052 

BRIDGES, Robert Seymour, 1844-1930 
65-532 

BRIDGES 

see also Covered bridges; Railroad bridges 

Civil War. 64-663, 65-946, 65-951 

Construction. 65-1312, 65-1705 

Iron and steel. 64-949 
By place 

Allegheny River. 65-1748 

California. 65-2011 

Delaware River. 65-832, 65-1547 
Kentucky. 63-160 

Missouri. 65-678 
Missouri River. 65-678 

Monongahela River. 65-1748 
Nebraska. 65-1466 
New Jersey. 65-1682 
Ohio. 63-160, 63-204 
Ohio River. 65-1748 
Pennsylvania. 65-832, 65-1748 
Virginia. 65-946 
Washington, D. C. 63-380 

BRIDGETON Female Seminary, Bridgeton, N. J. 
Students. 65-839 



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BRIDGETON, N. J. 

Young Female Religious Tract Society. 
65-1615 



BRIDGEWATER, Mass. 64-546 
BRIDGEWATER Ship) 64-1399 

BRIGADES see name of brigade, e. g. 
Ransom's Brigade, Confederate States of 
America 

BRIGGS, Ansel, 1806-1881. 63-210 

BRIGGS, Arthur Hyslop, 1858-1934. 65-2010 

BRIGGS, Clay Stone, 1876-1933. 63-96 

BRIGGS, Dexter. 65-1355 

BRIGGS, Elisha. 64-1396 

BRIGGS, Frank P. 64-328 

BRIGGS, Noel Currer see Currer-Briggs, Noel 

BRIGGS, Olivia. 65-909 

BRIGGS, Robert R. 65-1355 

BRIGHAM, Alfred Milo, d. 1864. 65-1860 

BRIGHAM, Charles H. 65-1395 

BRIGHAM Young University, Provo, Utah 
President 65-1791 

BRIGHT, John, 1811-1889. 63-55, 64-63 

BRIGHT, William. 63-97 

BRIGHTMAN, Nellie. 65-777 

BRIGHTMAN family 
Genealogy. 65-777 

BRIGHTON, Mass. 

Churches and religions affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

BRIGHTON, Mich. 

Letters from. 64-1493 

BRIN, Fanny (Fligelman) 1884- 63-232 

BRINCKERHOFF, John. 65-1575 

BRINCKERHOFF family. 65-1575 

BRTNCKLE, Anna. 63-327 

BRTNCKLe', JohnRumsey, 1839-1910. 63-327 

BRMEY, Melville (Otter) 65-23 

BRINGIER family. 64-1546 

BRINK, Carol Ryrie. 65-1978 



BRDJKLEYVILLE, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-376, 64-674 

BRDJMN, John Malcolm, 1916- 65-1361 

BRTNTON, Job Wells, 1883- 65-1427 

BRINTON, John HiU, 1832-1907. 65-1541 

BRISBANE, Abbott Hall, d. 1861. 63-352 

BRISBANE, Arthur, 1864-1936. 63-361, 
63-383, 64-306 

BRISBANE, Sir Thomas Makdougall see 
Makdougall-Brlsbaae, Sir Thomas, bart. , 
1773-1860 

BRISBANE, William Henry, 1803 (ca.)-1876. 
65-1058 

BRISBANE family. 65-1058 

BRBTOE Station, Va. 
Civil War 

Military life. 63-351 

BRISTOL, R. 1 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

BRISTOL (SMP) 64-344 

BRISTOL, Va. 

Merchants. 63-382 

BRBTOW, Louis J. 64-1553 

BRITISH and American Joint Commission for 
the Final Settlement of the Claims of the 
Hudson's Bay Company and Puget Sound 
Agricultural Company. 65-1155 



BRITISH Apprentice Club, New York City. 
64-347 



BRITISH Columbia, Can. 65-1766 
Agriculture. 65-1816 
Archeology. 65-1815 
Coal mines and mining. 65-1046 
Colonial period. 65-1158, 65-1766 
Electric railroads. 65-1138 
Exploring expeditions. 65-1766, 65-1762 
Fisheries Dept 64-1262 
General stores. 65-1037 
Geology. 65-1766, 65-1815 
Indians. 65-1766 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-1267 
Merchants. 65-1766 
Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1037, 65-1766 

Missions. 65-1766 
Personal papers. 65-1158 
Travel and description. 65-1815 



BRITISH Columbia Electric Railway Company, 
ltd. 65-1138 

BRITISH Guiana 
Boundaries 

Venezuela. 64-764 
Consular service (U. S. ) 65-630 



BRITISH in- 



see also English in— 



-; Scots in- 



BRmSH in India. 64-144 

BRITISH War Relief Society. 65-1458 

BRITISH West Indies see West Indies, British 

BRTTTAIN, M. L. 64-1164 

BRITTON, Frederic H. 65-636 

BROADCAST Pioneers. 65-1060, 65-1062 

BROADCASTING see Radio broadcasting; 
Television— Broadcasting 

BROADFOOT, Charles Wetmore, 1842-1919. 
64-420 

BROADHEAD, Garland Carr, 1827-1912. 
64-100, 64-266 

BROADHEAD, James Overton, 1819-1898. 
64-301 

BROADY, Jefferson Hunsater, 1844-1908. 
65-1426 

BROCK, Emma. 65-1978 

BROCKPORT, N. Y. 

Family papers. 64-1540 

BROCKVILLE, Out. 

Emigration from. 63-250 

BROCKWAY, Daniel D. , 1615-1899. 64-1451 

BROCKWAY family. 64-1451 

BRODHEAD, Daniel Dodge. 63-328 

BRODHEAD, George H. 63-328 

BRODHEAD, Jacob. 65-1576 

BRODHEAD, John M. 63-328 

BRODHEAD, John Romeyn, 1814-1873. 
65-1576 

BRODHEAD, Rachel .gee Furman, Rachel 
(Brodhead) d. 1794 

BROOTE, D. A. 64-641 

BRODIE, W. D. 64-259 



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BRODKWAY, Benjamin. 65-907 

BRODNEY, Spencer, 1883- 65-1577 

BROGAN, Denis William, 1900- 65-855 

BROGAN, Dennis W. 65-318 

BROKERAGE houses. 64-1033 
see also Stocks 

Massachusetts. 63-328 
Virginia. 65-1001 

BROMAGE, Arthur Watson, 1904- 65-397 

BROMBERG, Frederick George, 1837-1930 
64-421 

BROMFTELD, Louis, 1896-1956. 65-1205 
65-1997 

BROMLEY "Spoils system" bill. 65-2010 

BROMMER, C. F. 64-813 

BRONGNIART, Alexandre, 1770-1847 
64-116 

BRONSON, Arthur. 65-1360 

BRONSON, Theodore B. 63-329 

BRONXVILLE, N. Y. 
Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 
Sarah Lawrence College. 65-1098 

BROOK, Andrew Ten see Ten Brook, Andrew 
1814-1899 

BROOK Street Methodist Episcopal Church 
Louisville, Ky. 65-24 ' 

BROOK Street Sabbath School, Louisville Ky. 
65-24 * 

BROOKE, Eliza (Jordan) 64-1234 

BROOKE, Francis Taliaferro, 1763-1851 
63-336 

BROOKE, Rupert, 1887-1915. 64-150 
65-1844 

BROOKE, S. P. 65-918 

BROOKE family 

Genealogy. 64-1229 

BROOKHELD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

BROOKFIELD, N. Y. 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1453 

BROOKINGS, Robert Somers. 1850-1932 
64-1271 



BROOKS, Sarah Ludnda .see Howe, Sarah 
Lucinda (Brooks) 

BROOKS, Stratton Duluth, 1869-1949. 65-531 

BROOKS, Van Wyck, 1886-1963. 65-384. 
65-717, 65-855, 65-1098, 65-1997 

BROOKVILLE and Mahoning Railroad Comnanv 
64-815 "4*uy. 

BROOME Co. , N. Y. 

Account books. 64-863 
Family papers. 64-901 

BROTHERHOOD of Painters, Decorators and 
Paperhangers of America 

Local 514, Ann Arbor, Mich. 64-1452 



BROOKINGS Institution, Washington. DC 
65-48, 65-1917 

Institute for Government Research. 65-944 

BROOKLAND School, Albemarle Co. , Va. 
Students. 65-973 

BROOKUNE, Mass. 

First Church (Congregational) 64-718. 

BROOKLYN, Mich. 
Societies. 65-1367 

BROOKLYN, N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 64-1160 
Congregational. 64-353 
Estates. 65-1659 
Family papers. 64-5 
Hanson Place Baptist Church. 64-1160 
Navy Yard. 64-868 

Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims. 64-353 
Settlement houses. 64-893 
Wills. 64-255 

BROOKS, Abby Morgan see Fiske, Abby 
Morgan (Brooks) 

BROOKS, Abigail see Adams, Abigail (Brooks) 
1808-1889 

BROOKS, Charles Franklin 1891-1953 
64-782, 65-1893 

BROOKS, Datus Chase, d. 1901. 65-654, 

BROOKS, Henry M. 63-401 

BROOKS, Noah, 1830-1903. 64-1562, 65-915 

BROOKS, Phillips, Bp., 1835-1893. 65-20 
65-269, 65-303 

BROOKS, Richard. 65-1664 

BROOKS, Samuel Palmer, 1863-1931 
64-1164, 64-1553 



BROTHERHOOD of St. Andrew 
St. Philip's Chapter. 63-291 

BROUGH Community Association, Grand Ranids. 
Mich. 65-1334 «-*»«> 

BROUGHTON (J. M. ) and Company. 64-372 
BROUGHTON, Len a 64-1160 

BROUGHTON, Sarah Sumner, 1802-1853 
64-1336 

BROUGHTON family. 64-1336, 65-845 

BROUGHTON, Haze & Wilcox, Pinckney, Mich. 
65-400 



BROUN, AbbyH. 64-646 

BROUN, Anne Hinman see Singleton, Anne 
Hinman (Broun) 184JTT932 

BROUN, John P. 64-646 

BROUN family. 64-646 

BROWN, Aaron Venable, 1795-1859. 65-726 

BROWN, AbieL 65-1 

BROWN, Albert Emerson, 1908- 64-1453 

BROWN, Albert Gallatin, 1813-1880. 65-2020 

BROWN, Antoinette Louisa see Blackwell 
Antoinette Louisa (Brown) 1825-1921 ' 

BROWN, Arthur Merrill, 1897- 65-2011 

BROWN, Bedford, 1795-1870. 64-424 

BROWN, Mrs. Bedford see Brown, Mary L. 
(Glenn) 

BROWN, Benjamin Grata, 1826-1885 64-278 
64-282 ' 

BROWN, Bradford B. 64-348 

BROWN, Campbell, 1840-1893. 64-1004 

BROWN, Carl. 65-1149 

BROWN, Carlton. 65-1664 

BROWN, Charles H. 65-1982 

BROWN, Douglas S. 64-1454 

BROWN, Ebenezer Lakin, 1809-1891. 65-1366 

BROWN, Edmund G. , 1905- 65-2011 

BROWN, Eliza Ann see Gautier, Eliza Ann 
(Brown) 1806-1870 

BROWN, Elizabeth Gaspar. 64-1454 

BROWN, Elmer Ellsworth, 1861-1934. 
65-531 

BROWN, Ethan Allen, 1766-1852. 63-171 
63-399, 64-1585 



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BROWN, Everett Somerville, 1886-1964. 
64-1455 



BROWN, Frank M. , b. 1843. 64-1456 

BROWN, George Granger, 1896-1957. 
64-1417 

BROWN, George Smith. 64-775 

BROWN, Glenn. 64-453 

BROWN, Harrison. 65-1763 

BROWN, Harry. 64-150 

BROWN, Helen Tyler, d. 1935, collector. 
65-954 

BROWN, Henry, of Dayton, Ohio. 63-161 

BROWN, Henry Billings, 1836-1913. 64-1500, 
65-475, 65-519, 65-565, 65-644, 65-1360 

BROWN, Henry Paul. 64-1139 

BROWN, J. J. 64-422 

BROWN, J. L. 64-423 

BROWN, J. P. 65-885 

BROWN, Jacob, 1775-1828. 63-220 

BROWN, James, British businessman. 63-373 

BROWN, James, 1766-1835. 63-336, 65-25 

BROWN, James Leftwich. 64-1228 

BROWN, Jason. 65-1 

BROWN, John, shipowner of Boston, Mass., 
O. 1829-1832. 64-1215 

BROWN, John, 1757-1837. 65-25 

BROWN, John, 1772-1845. 64-366 

230-563 
BROWN, John, 1800-1859. »64-47, 65-1 

BROWN, John, 1821-1895. 65-1 

BROWN, John Carter, 1797-1874. 64-792 

BROWN, John Evans, 1827-1895. 64-366 

BROWN, John Mason, 1837-1890. 65-23 

BROWN, John Mason, 1900- 54-1338 

BROWN, Joseph Emerson, 1821-1894. 63-63, 
63-66, 64-223, 64^224 

BROWN, Josephine Chapin. 65-948 

BROWN, Lillie (West) see Leslie, Amy 

BROWN, Liszinka (Campbell) see Ewell, 
Llszlnka (Campbell) Brown, 1820-1872 

BROWN, Livingston. 64-424 

BROWN, Lucius Franklin, d. 1863. 64-348 



BROWN, Mary see Lee, Mary (Brown) 1869- 
1952 

BROWN, Mary Anne (Day) 65-1 

BROWN, MaryL. (Glenn) 64-453 

BROWN, Mary Virginia (Early) 64-1228 

BROWN, Milton C. 64-887 

BROWN, Minnie Leona see Morrison, Minnie 
Leona (Brown) 1899- 

BROWN, Neill Smith, 1810-1886. 64-1176 

BROWN, Nelson CoorOandt, 1885- 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 

BROWN, Norris, 1863-1960. 65-1429 

BROWN, Olive. 64-348 

BROWN, Oliver. 65-1 

BROWN, Owen. 65-1 

BROWN, Prentiss Marsh, 1889- 64-1483, 
65-260, 65-458, 65-1379 

BROWN, SamueL 63-220 

BROWN, Samuel S. , 1837-1862. 64-366 

BROWN, Sidney S. 65-1350 

BROWN, Susan Rebecca (Polk) b. 1847. 
64-1004 

BROWN, Virginia see Flowers, Virginia 
(Brown) 

BROWN, Walter J. 64-422 

BROWN, Ward Riley. 65-1361 
♦BROWN, William. 65-23 

BROWN, William Caleb, 1832-1862. 64-366 

BROWN, William Ellis. 64-1457 

BROWN, William H. , b. 1812. 65-473 

BROWN (William H. ) Company. 65-753 

BROWN, William J. , 1803-1884. 64-366 

BROWN, William Vance. 64-366 

BROWN and Tate, Charlotte, N. C. 64-423 

BROWN Co. , Neb. 65-1430 

BROWN family. 64-348, 64-366, 64-424, 
64-1456, 65-1859 

Genealogy. 64-1222, 64-1463, 65-884 

BROWN University, Providence, R. L 
65-1980 



Axmmary Brown Memorial Library. 64-804 
Students. 64-197, 64-1575 



BROWNE, Francis Fisher, 1843-1913. 64-722 

BROWNE, James, of Charleston, S. C. 
64-568 

BROWNE, Maurice. 65-1998 

BROWNE, Montfort. 63-364 

BROWNE & Sharpe Manufacturing Company. 
64-240 

BROWNELL, Amanda B. H. 64-150 

BROWNELL, Baker. 64-165 

BROWNELL, Frank. 64-1458 

BROWNELL, Nathan. 64-1458 

BROWNESS, William C. 65-896 

BROWNING, Elizabeth (Barrett) 1806-1861. 
64-59 

BROWNING, Orville Hickman, 1806-1881. 
65-905 

BROWNING, Robert, 1812-1889. 64-59 

BROWNRIGG, John. 64-425 

BROWNRIGG, MaryW. (Raskins) 64-425 

BROWNRIGG, Priscilla Elizabeth see Bailey, 
Priscilla Elizabeth (Brownriggf 

BROWNRIGG, Richard, d. 1771. 64-425 

BROWNRIGG, Richard Thomas, b. 1793. 
64-425 

BROWNRIGG, Ruth. 64-425 

BROWNRIGG, Thomas. 64-425 

BROWNRIGG family. 64-397, 64-425 

BROWNSON, Marcus A. 65-231 

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn. 
Letters from. 64-373 

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. 
Cortina Wars. 64-741 
Military service in. 63-226 

BROWNVILLE, Neb. 
History. 65-1501 
Personal papers. 65-1438, 65-1473 

BRUCE, Charles, 1798-1879. 64-766 

BRUCE, Elvira. 64-766 

BRUCE, James, of Virginia. 64-766 

BRUCE, John. 64-873 

BRUCE, JohnG., 1810-1890. 64-965 

BRUCE family. 64-766 
Genealogy. 64-917 



BRUCELLOSIS In hogs. 64-834 



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BRUCKER, Wilber Marion, 1894- 64-1448 
gj-1459. 64-1474, 65-259, 65-517, 65-536, 
65^5477 65-552, 65-602, 65-670, 65-1327 
65-1379 

BRUEGEL, Albert F. 64-1429 

BRUEN, Lather B. 63-398 

BRUFF, James. 64-334 

BRUIHL, C. F. 64-278 

BRUMBY, Susan see Gaston. Susan (Brumby) 

BRUNER, J. W. 64-1553 

BRUOTNG, Heinrich. 64-1615 

BRUNKER, Albert Ridgely, 1883-1959 
65-1304 

BRUNN, F. H. 64-813 

BRUNNOW, Francis, d. 1891. 65-269. 
65-1395 

BRUNO, Henry Augustine, 1893- 65-1059 

BRUNSDALE, Clarence Norman, 1891- 65-754 

BRUNSWICK and Western Railroad Company 
63-41 «"*«uy. 

BRUNSWICK Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
Family papers. 64-1001 

BRUNSWICK, Me. 
Bowdoin College 

Students. 65-1965 
Medical practice. 65-2001 
Vital records. 65-2001 



BRUNSWICK, Mo. 64-273 

BRUNSWICK, N. J. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-1683 

BRUNSWICK Traction Company. 65-1642 
BRUSH, Elijah, 1772-1813. 65-1360 
BRUSH, George Janrls, 1831-1912. 65-1076 
BRUSSELS, Belgium 

Diplomatic service (Gt Brit. ) 64-123 

Personal papers. 64-94 

BRYAN, Charles Shepard, 1865-1956. 64-428 

BRYAN, Charles Wayland, 1867-1945 
65-1412, 65-1431. 65-1452 

BRYAN, Daniel. 64-960 



BRYAN, Elizabeth Herritage see Lewis, 
Elizabeth Herritage (Bryan) 

BRYAN, F. C. 64-1157 

BRYAN, Francis T. 64-427 

BRYAN, Henry L. 64-764 

BRYAN, Isobel Lament (Stewart) 64-1224 
65-956 

BRYAN, J. Edward. 65-23 

BRYAN, James, d. 1856. 64-979 

BRYAN, James Augustus Washington. 1839- 
1923. 64-428 

BRYAN, James Wesley, 1874-1956. 64-1263, 

BRYAN, James West, 1805-1864. 64-428 

BRYAN, Janet see Hogg. Janet (Bryan) 

BRYAN, John, b. 1794? 65-1355 

BRYAN, John C. 63-399 

BRYAN, John Gano, 1788-1860. 64-342 

BRYAN, John Herritage, 1798-1870 63-96 
64-427, 64-428 

BRYAN, John Stewart, 1871-1944. 64-1224 

BRYAN, Joseph, of Richmond, Va. 64-1224 

BRYAN, Joseph, 1904- 65-1664 

BRYAN, Margaret Anna see Void, Margaret 
Anna (Bryan) 6 

BRYAN, Mary Elizabeth see Allen, Mary 
Elizabeth (Bryan) 



BRYAN family. 64-302, 64-342, 64-428 
64-447, 64-1091, 65-1010 ' 

Genealogy. 64-1224, 65-1412 

BRYANT, C. A. 65-1711 

BRYANT, Eugenie D. 65-980 

BRYANT, Isaac. 65-980 

BRYANT, Laura, 1878-1961. 64-840 

BRYANT, Richard A. 65-980 

BRYANT, William CuUen, 1794-1878. 63-48 
64-47 ' 



BRYAN, Mary F. 65-997 

BRYAN, Ruth see Owen, Ruth (Bryan) 1885- 

BRYAN, Shepard, 1871- 64-426 
BRYAN, Thomas Jeff erson. 65-887 

BRYAN, William Jennings, 1860-1925 
64-738, 65-1664, 65-2004 

As correspondent. 63-371, 64-159, 64-228 
64-247, 64-257, 64-306, 64-767 64- 77l' 
64-778, 64-1301, 64-1624, 65-162 
65-455, 65-552, 65-648, 65-1413 
65-1478, 65-1510 

Genealogical record. 65-1412 
BRYAN, William Jennings, 1889- 65-1412 
BRYAN, William Lowe, 1860-1955. 65-1918 
BRYAN, William Shepard, 1827-1906. 64-427 
BRYAN, William Smith, 1846-1940. 64-302 



BRYANT family. 65-980 

BRYANT Park, THmra , N. Y. 
Real estate business. 64-909 

BRYCE, James, 1838-1922. 64-247, 64-767 
64-1500, 64-1624, 65-434 

BRYHER, Winifred, 1894- 64-150, 65-15 

BRYMER (Alexander) & Company, Martinique. 
65-1526 

BRYNMawr, Pa. 

Baldwin School. 64-588 

BUBB, George see Melcombe. George Bubb 
Dodington, baron, 1691-1762 

BUCHAN, John, 1875-1940. 65-1845 
BUCHANAN, Alexander, d. 1913. 64-1140 
•BUCHANAN, Andrew. 63-342 
BUCHANAN, Claude Robinson. 64-1461 
BUCHANAN, David. 63-342 
BUCHANAN, J. H. 64-1553 
BUCHANAN, James, Pres. U. S., 1791-1868. 

Administration of. 63-189 

As correspondent. 64-47, 64-63 64-1575 
64-1585, 65-491, 65-931, 65-1576 
65-2020 

Autographs. 65-59 
Description of. 65-468 

BUCHANAN, John, 1772-1844. *65-971 

BUCHANAN, John Claude, b. 1823. 64-1440 
64-1461 

BUCHANAN, Robert, 1797-1879. 63-162 

BUCHANAN, Ruth Bacon, 1882-1953. 64-1460 

BUCHANAN, Sophia (Bingham) 64-1440 
64-1461 

BUCHANAN family. 64-1461 



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BUCHANAN, Mich. 

Family papers. 64-1466 


BUDD, Ralph. 65-69 

BUDGE, Ernest Alfred Willis, 1857-1934. 


BUFFALO, St. Marys and Southwestern Rail- 
road. 64-815 


BUCHAREST, Romania 


65-348 


BUFFUM family. 64-1333 


Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1348 


BUDGET see Finance 


BUFORD, Abraham, 1820-1884. *65-25 


BUCHMAN, Louis. 65-2009 
BUCHWALD, Art, 1925- 64-1600 


BUDGET, U. S. Bureau of the see U. S. — 
Bureau of the Budget 


BUFQRD, N. D. 65-777 

BUFORD tribune, Buford, N. D. 65-777 


BUCK, Alfred E. 64-223 


BUEHERMANN, Elizabeth. 64-349 


BUICK, David D. 64-1469 


BUCK, Amasa. 65-888 


BUEL, Alexander W., 1813-1868. 65-253 


BTUCK Motor Company. 64-1501 


BUCK, Andrew Newton, b. 1839. 65-256 

BUCK, Catherine see Clarkson, Catherine 
(Buck) 


BUELL, Barber G. , 1823-1900. 65-201 
BUELL, Bertha Grlnnell, 1874-1951. 65-481 
BUELL, Don Carlos. 65-950 


BUILDING and loan associations see Savings 
and loan associations 

BUILDING codes 


BUCK, Curtis, b. 1841. 65-256 
BUCK, James T. 64-1534 


BUELL, Raymond Leslie. 64-183 
BUELNA, Ramon Felix y see Felix y Buelna, 


Minnesota. 63-236 
BUILDING industry see Construction industry 


BUCK, Lillie (West) Brown see Leslie, Amy 


Ramon 


BUILDING Owners and Managers Association 
of Seattle. 64-1264 


BUCK, Myron. 65-256 


BUENA Vista, Mexico 
Battle of, 1847. 64-289 


BUILDINGS see Architecture; Public buildings 


BUCK, Pearl (Sydenstricker) 1892- 64-791, 
65-384 


BUENOS Aires, Argentina 


BUISSONET, Eugene, 1827-1902. 65-1793 


The good earth. 63-289 


Commercial attache (U. S. ) 64-690 


BUKEY, Joseph T. 65-885 


BUCK, Solon Justus, 1884-1962. 64-1515, 
65-1980 


International Commission of Jurists, 1927. 
65-507 

Letters from. 65-1849 


BUKEY family 

Genealogy. 65-885 


BUCK, William. 65-1083 


Special agent (U. S. ) 63-386 


BUKIDNON, Philippines. 64-1417 


BUCK family. .65-256 


BUFFALO (American bison) 64-752 


BULKLEY, MaryE. 64-303 


BUCKE, Richard Maurice, 1837-1902. 
65-1805 


Hunting. 65-803 


BULKLEY, P. C. 64-303 


BUCKINGHAM Co. , Va. 


BUFFALO and Susquehanna Railroad. 64-815 


BULKLEY family. 64-303 


County records. 65-1017 


BUFFALO Bill see Cody, William Frederick, 
1846-1917 


BULL, Alexander. 63-243 


Family papers. 65-1000 

Female Collegiate Institute. 64-1228 


BUFFALO Co. , Neb. 

Agricultural societies. 65-1418 


BULL, Roger. 65-870 
BULL family 


BUCKLEY, James Monroe, 1836-1920. 
64-966, 64-971 


Folklore and history. 65-1454 


Genealogy. 63-247 


BUCKLEY, Sara Craig, 1858-1942. 65-1365 


BUFFALO Forge, Va. 

Iron industry and trade. 63-137 


BULL Ran, Va. 

1st Battle, 1861. 63-391, 64-1180, 65-719 


BUCKLYN, John Knight 64-1397 


BUFFALO, N. Y. 


2d Battle, 1862. 65-995 


BUCKMAN, Elsie. 65-1495 


Churches and religious affairs 


Battlefield maps. 65-946 


BUCKNALL'S Seminary, New Brunswick, N. J 
65-1707 


Lutheran. 63-21, 63-22 
Construction industry. 64-849 


BULLARD, Eunice White see Beecher, Eunice 
White (Bollard) 


BUCKNER, Henry K. 65-876 


Pan American Exposition, 1901. 64-167 
Personal papers. 64-1214, 65-617, 65-955 


BULLARD, LucienC. 65-1860 


BUCKNER, Mary Elizabeth (Stay) 65-876 

BUCKNER, Simon Bolivar, 1823-1914. 
65-390 


Police. 64-849 

Telegraph and telephone companies. 
64-942 

Travel and description. 64-817 


BULLARD, William Hannum Grubb, 1866-1927. 
63-325 

BULLETIN of the Atomic Scientists. 64-44 


BUCKNER, Mrs. Upshaw. 65-876 

BUDAPEST, Hungary 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1348 


Trinity Lutheran Church. 63-21 

University 

School of Medicine (formerly Medical 
Dept.) 64402 


BULLFROG Bank and Trust Company, Rhyolite, 
Nev. 65-1123 

BULLINGTON. Orvflle. 1882- 65-802 



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BULLITT, A. Scott, 1878-1932. 65-1049 

BULLOCH, Archibald, 1729-1777. 63-66 

BULLOCK, Charles Jesse, 1869-1941. 
65-1894 

BULLOCK, Edith Willits. 65-819 

BULLOCK, John H. 64-515 

BULLOCK, Warren B. 64-908 

BULLOCK, William C. 64-515 

BULLOCK family. 65-819 

BULL'S Island, S. C. 

Legal documents. 63-312 

BULLWHACKING experiences 
The West. 65-1783 

BULOSAN, Carlos. 64-150 

BULSTRODE, Richard, 1610-1711. 64-94 

BULWER, William Henry Lytton. 64-1584 

BULWINKLE, Alfred Lee. 64-532 

BUM GARDNER, Jacob Alexander, b. 1847? 
64-980 

BUMGARDNER family. 64-980 

BUNAU-VARILLA, Philippe, 1859-1940. 
65-862 

BUNCE, Harvey. 64-304 

BUNCOMBE Co. , N. C. 64-563 
Land. 64-1039 
Personal papers. 65-745 
Social life. 64-366 

BUNCOMBE Establishment (Summer home) 
Flatrock, N. C. 

Account book. 64-1075 

BUNCOMBE Riflemen. 64-563 

BUNDY, Martin L. , b. 1818. 63-350, 63-398 

BUNKER Hill, W. Va. 
Civil War. 64-1226 

BUNNELL, Charles Ernest, 1878-1956 
65-1081, 65-1821 

BUNTING, BasiL 64-150 

BUNTING, Sir Percy W. , 1836-1911. 64-45 

BUNYARD, George. 64-796 

BURBACH, George M., 1884-1959. 64-305 



BURBANK, Elbridge Ayer, 1858-1949. 64-802 

BURBANK, Luther, 1849-1926. 65-335 

BURBIDGE, John. 64-475 

BURCH, Horatio. 64-1429 

BURCKMYER, Mary L. 63-310 

BURD, Edward, 1751-1833. 65-1543 

BURD, Edward Shippen, 1779-1848. 65-1543 

BURD, James, 1726-1793. 65-1543 

BURD, James, b. 1765. 65-1543 

BURD, Margaret see Hubley, Margaret 
(Burd)b. 1761 

BURD, Sarah (Shippen) 1731-1784. 65-1543 

BURD family. 65-1543 

BURDICK, JohnM., d. 1865. 65-1860 



BUREAU of- 



(U. S. Government) see 



name under United States 

BURGATE, Eng. 

Legal documents. 64-34 

BURGERT family. 64-1095 

BURGESS, James. 64-1389 

BURGESS, John William, 1844-1931. 64-1169 

BURGESS, R. L. 64-150 

BURGHLEY, William Cecil, baron, 1520-1598 
65-1873 

BURGOYNE, John, b. 1841. 65-457 

BURGWIN, Richard. 65-202 

BURGWYN, George Pollock. 64-401 

BURGWYN, William. 64-1062 

BURGWYN family. 64-401 

BURIAL records see Vital records 

BURIAL societies 
Michigan. 65-1400 

BURK, Griselda Minerva see Bone, Griselda 
, Minerva (Burk) 

BURKE, Addie. 64-430 

BURKE, Aedanus, 1743-1802. 63-299 

BURKE, Caroline A. 64-430 

BURKE, Charles Henry, b. 1861. 65-944 



BURKE, Edmund, 1729-1797. 65-1193 
BURKE, Edward R. 65-1446 

BURKE, Fielding, pseud, see Dargan. Olive 
(Tilford) 

BURKE, JohnW., of Macon, Ga. 64-430 

BURKE, Joseph, botanical collector. 65-1779 

BURKE, Margaret Jane see Carns, Margaret 
Jane (Burke) 1859-1952 

BURKE, Thomas, 1747 <ca.)-1783. 64-429 

BURKE, Thomas, 1849-1925. 64-1264 

BURKE, Walter Safford, 1866-1931. 65-1229 

BURKE, William B. , .1864-1947. 64-430 

BURKE Co. , Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-190 

BURKE Co. , N. C. 

Family papers. 64-492, 64-989, 64-999 

BURKE-Wadsworth conscription bill. 1940 
64-1599 

BURKETT, Elmer J., 1867-1935. 65-2011 

BURKHOLDER, Clarence Mills. 65-1361 

BURLEIGH County Farmers Press. 65-1427 

BURLEIGH Cc , N. D. 
History. 65-791 

BURLESON, Edward, 1798-1851. 64-1017 

BURLESON, Eliza Hodges see Sivley, Eliza 
Hodges (Burleson) 

BURLESON, James H. 65-618 

BURLEYCUE (Play) by Bernard SobeL 65-703 

BURLINGAME, Anson, 1820-1870. 63-373, 
65-178 

BURLINGTON and Monmouth County Pursuing 
and Detecting Society (New Jersey) 65-1617 

BURLINGTON Co. , N. J. 

Business records. 65-1653 
Family papers. 65-1550, 65-1699 
Farm accounts. 65-1685 
Medicine 

History. 65-1697 
Tax records. 65-1692 

BURLINGTON, N. J. 

Crime detection societies. 65-1617 
Family papers. 65-1630, 65-1698 



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BURLINGTON Railroad see Chicago, 


BURNS family 


BURROWS, Jay. 65-1495 


Burlington, and Qulncy Railroad 








Genealogy. 64-917 


BURROWS, Julius Caesar, 1837-1915 


BURLINGTON, Vt. 








BURNSIDE, Ambrose Everett, 1824-1881. 


As correspondent. 64-1469, 65-274, 


University of Vermont see Vermont — 


63-348, 63-353, 65-950 


65-332, 65-494, 65-513, 65-531, 65-552, 


University (BurlingtonF 


Burnside's Division. 64-248 


65-565, 65-620, 65-659 


BURMA. 64-1635 


BURNT Fort, Ga, 


Diary of trip to Europe. 65-1370 


BURMAN, J. 64-116 


Letters from. 64-673 


BURRUSS, John C. 64-517 


BURMAN, N. L. 64-116 




BURSLEY, Joseph Aldrich, 1877-1950. 




BURR, Aaron, 1756-1836. 64-188, 65-870 


65-1323 


BURNAM, C. F. 64-282 


As correspondent 63-366, 64-63, 64-1526, 






65-679 


BURT, Horace Eldon, b. 1847. 65-1360 


BURNAP, Rachel (Barry) see Young, Rachel 


Autographs. 65-59, 65-1193 




(Barry) Burnap 




BURT Co., Neb. 




BURR (Aaron) Association. 64-959 


Records. 65-1432 


BURNESS, John C. 65-1531 








BURR, Adeline see Green, Adeline (Burr) 


BURTON, Agatha. 64-433 


BURNET, David Gouverneur, 1788-1870. 


Davis, 1850 (50-1931 




64-756, 64-1017 


BURR, Caroline. 64-959 


BURTON, Alfred M. 64-433 


BURNET, Gilbert, Bp., 1643-1715 




BURTON, Clarence Monroe, 1853-1932. 


Estate of. 65-1072 


BURR, E. Carolyn. 64-959 


65-631, 65-1360 


BURNET family. 63-174, 65-1072 


BURR, George Lincoln, 1857-1938. 64-882 


BURTON, Eliza see Anderson, Eliza (Burton) 


BURNETT, Aaron W. 65-1579 


BURR, George M. , lumberman and banker, 
of Manistee, Mich. 65-528 


BURTON, Ernest DeWitt, 1856-1925. 64-46 


BURNETT, Anna. 64-431 


BURR, James M. 64-959 


BURTON, Frank Haycock. 65-1363 


BURNETT, Atlas A. 64-431 


BURR, Jonathan. 63-35 


BURTON, Harold Hitz, 1888- 65-1390 


BURNETT, Daniel. 65-1579 




BURTON, Harriet see Laidlaw, Harriet 




BURR, Nelson Rollin, 1904- 65-1580 


(Burton) 1873-1949 


BURNETT, Frances (Hodgson) 1849-1924. 






64-1334 


BURR Conspiracy, 1805-1807. 64-186, 


BURTON, Hutchlns Gordon, 1774-1836. 




64-288 


63-373, 64-432 


BURNETT, Matthias, Jr. 65-1579 








BURR family 


BURTON, James Henry, 1823-1894. 64-1288 


BURNETT, Matthias, Sr. 65-1579 


Genealogy. 64-1463 


BURTON, Marion LeRoy, 1874-1925. 64-1418 


BURNETT, Virginia StUes, 1903-1947. 


BURR Seminary, Manchester, Vt. 


64-1437, 64-1455, 64-1462, 64-1481, 


65-1578 




64-1499, 65-322,-65-332, 65-335, 65-348, 




Students. 64-952 


65-354, 65-463, 65-502, 65-531, 65-537, 
65-547, 65-552, 65-636, 65-645, 65-1397 


BURNETT, Zach. 64-431 






230-563 


BURRILL, Thomas Jonathan, 1839-1916. 




65-1306, 65-1918. 65-1921 


BURTON, N. S. 65-198 


BURNETT family. 64-431, 65-1579 






BURNHAM, Daniel Hudson, 1846-1912. 


BURRITT, Baily. 64-1572 


BURTON, NlnaLeona Moses. 65-547 


64-394 


BURRITT, Maurice Chase, 1883-1959. 64-841 


BURTON, Robert, 1747-1825. 64-433 


BURNHAM, Daniel Hudson, 1886- 65-434 








BURRITT family 


BURTON, Sarah Virginia see Young, Sarah 


BURNHAM, John, 17497-1843. 65-755 


Genealogy. 64-841 


Virginia (Burton) 


BURNHAM, John Winthrop, d. 1912. 65-755 


BURROUGHS, George H. 65-1581 


BURTON, Theodore Elijah, 1851-1929. 
64-1624, 65-1053 


BURNHAM, Sherburne Wesley, 1838-1921. 
63-384 


BURROUGHS, Horatio N. 64-1147 


BURTON family. 64-433, 64-589 


BURNHAM family 


BURROUGHS, John, 1837-1921. 63-361, 
63-372* 64-152 


Genealogy. 64-1177 


Genealogy. 65-755 




BURTON, Ohio 




BURROUGHS, W. H. 64-1189 


Personal papers. 64-952 


BURNQUIST, Joseph Alfred Arner. 65-672 






BURNS, Anthony., 65-177 


BURROUGHS, William H. 65-1581 


BURWELL, Armistead, 1839-1913. 64-434 


BURNS, James Wright. 65-532 


BURROUGHS family. 65-1581 


BURWELL, Edmund S. , d. 1887. 64-435 


BURNS, Thomas 3. , 1876-1957. 64-687 


BURROWS, Frances S. Peck. 65-1370 


BURWELL, Lewis, 1745-1800. 64-436 



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BDRWELL, Margaret Anna (Robertson) 64-435 

BDRWELL, Robert 64-435 

Female Academy, HUlsboro, N. C. 
64-1028 



BDRWELL, Rosa see Todd, Rosa (Bnrwell) 

BDRWELL, Spotswood, 1785-1855. 64-436 

BDRWELL, William Armistead, 1809-1887. 
64-436 

BDRWELL, William Henry, 1835-1917. 
64-436 

BURWELL family. 64-434, 64-435, 64-436 
Genealogy. 64-1229 

BDRWELL Female Academy, EQllsboro, N. C. 
Students. 64-1028 

BDRT, Richard Augustus, 1830-1901. 64-1500 

BOSCH, Nlven, 1903- 64-724 , 65-1664 

BUSH, AsaheL 64-707 

BUSH, F. T. 64-1578 

BUSH, Prescott, 1895- 64-204 

BDSH, Robert M. 64-1566 

BDSH, Wendell T., 1866-1941. 65-1202 

BUSH-Baxter, firm. 64-13 

BDSH Hill, Orange Co. , Va. 64-453 

BUSHNELL, Asa Smith, 1834-1904. 63-259 

BUSHNELL, George Edward, 1887- 64-1448 

BDSHNELL, Katharine. 65-1160 

BDSHNELL family. 64-1283 

BDSHNELL, ILL 

Family papers. 65-158 

BUSINESS. 64-767 
Women in. 65-615 

BUSINESS and Professional Women's Clubs 
Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-203 

BUSINESS consultants. 64-1622 
BUSINESS research. 65-1942 

BUSINESSMEN'S papers (Manuscript collec- 
tions) 63-56. 65-1348 

BDSTAMANTE, Anastasio. 65-1080 
BDSTAMANTE, Juan Domingo de. 65-1165 
BDSTI, Paul. 65-1523 



BUTCHERS' Strike of 1836, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
63-256 

BUTLER, Andrew Pickens, 1796-1857. 
65-936 

BUTLER, Benjamin Franklin, 1818-1893. 
64-613, 64-1562, 65-931 

BUTLER, Edward Burgess, 1853-1928, 
collector. 64-47 

BUTLER, Elizur. 65-1831 

BUTLER, Emmala see Thompson, Emmala 
(Butler) 

BUTLER, Florence (Falson) 64-437 

BUTLER, Hugh Alfred, 1878-1954. 65-1433, 
65-1500, 65-1507 

BUTLER, John Andrew, 1892-1918. 64-842 

BUTLER, Lucy (Wood) b. 1841. 65-968 

BUTLER, Mann. 64-81 



BUTLER Co. , Mo. 

County Court papers. 64-324 

BUTLER Co., Neb. 

County records. 65-1434 



BUTLER, Marion, 1863-1938. 64-437 , 
64-606, 64-631 

BUTLER, Matthew Calbraith, 1836-1909. 
64-764 

BUTLER, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947. 

63-349, 64-767, 64-778, 64-1170, 64-1271, 
64-1334, 64-1622, 64-1624, 65-318, 65-384, 
65-594, 65-636, 65-1918, 65-2011 

BUTLER, Noble C. 63-350 

BUTLER, Orma Fitch, 1874-1938. 64-1463 

BUTLER, OvidM. 64-908 

BUTLER, PauL 64-253 

BUTLER, Pierce, 1744-1822. 64-1145 
Estate of. 64-1141 

BUTLER, Pierce, 1807-1867 
Estate of. 64-1141 

BUTLER, Pierce Mason, 1798-1847. 63-352. 
65-936 

BUTLER, R. J. 64-843 
BUTLER, Robert. 63-363 
BUTLER, WaddyB. 65-968 
BUTLER, William, 1797-1876. 65-162 
BUTLER, Zebulon, 1731-1795. 64-193 
BUTLER, Ala. 

Letters from. 64-660 

BUTLER College, Indianapolis, Ind. see 
Butler University, Indianapolis, Ind. 

BUTLER Commission (Investigating economic 
crisis, 1933) 64-1311 



BUTLER Co., Ohio. 63-184 

BUTLER family. 64-437, 64-842, 64-1141 

BUTLER University, Indianapolis, Ind. 
Students. 65-224 
Essays. 65-166 

BUTMAN, Francis C. 64-1400 

BUTRICK, DanielS. 65-1831 

BUTTE & Superior Mining Company (Montana) 
65-2009 

BUTTE Co. , Calif. 

Gold mines and mining. 65-1525 

BUTTE Table Mountain Consolidated Mining 
Company, Ororille, Calif. 65-1525 

BUTTENHEIM, Margaret E. (Stoddard) 
65-1482 

BUTTER factories see Creameries 

BUTTER trade 

California. 64-935 

New York. 64-916,64-935 

Virginia. 64-56 

BUTTERFIELD, Justin. 63-398 

BUTTERFDELD, Eenyon L. 64-946 

BUTTRICK, Wallace, 1853-1926. 64-375 

BUTYLENE glycol process for rubber produc- 
tion. 65-77 

BUTZEL, Henry M. 64-1448 

BUXTON, J. A. 64-606 

BUXTON, J. C. 64-380 

BUXTON, Jarvis, 1820-1902. 64-438 

BUXTON, Ralph Potts, 1826-1900. 64-438 

BUXTON, Rebecca (Bledsoe) 64-438 

BUXTON, Me. 

Letters from. 63-408 

BUXTON-on-Hatteras, N. C. 64-565 

BYARS, James. 64-306 

BYARS, William Vincent, 1857-1938. 64-306 

BYARS family. 64-306 

BYE, George T. *65-52 



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BYERS, Fleur C. 64-1174 

BYINGTON Cyrus, 1793-1868. 65-1793 

BYINGTON, W. W. 63-188 
BYLER, E. A. 65-1133 

BYNNER, Edwin Lassetter. 63-401 

BYNNER, Witter, 1881- 64-150, 65-872 

BYNUM, John Gray. 64-439 

BYNUM, R. L. 64-1185 

BYNUM, William DaUas, 1846-1927. 63-331 

BYNUM, William Preston, 1820-1909. 64-439 
64-1026 ' 



BYNUM, N. C. 

Letters received in. 64-431 

BYRD, Elizabeth Hill (Carter) 1731-1760. 
64-1225 

BYRD, Francis Otway, 1756-1800. 64-1225 



BYRD, Francis Otway, d. 1860. 64-1225, 
•64-1227 



BYRD, Harry Flood, 1887- 65-959 
BYRD, Maria (Taylor) 1698-1771. 64-1225 
BYRD, Richard Evelyn, 1888-1958. 64-1573 
BYRD, Thomas Taylor, 1752-1821. 64-1225 
BYRD, William, 1674-1744. 63-59 
BYRD, William, 1728-1777. 64-1225 

BYRD, William McKendree, 1817 (ca.)-1874. 
64-440 

BYRD, William S. 64-440 
BYRD family. 64-1225 

BYRNES, James Francis, 1879- 64-253, 
64-1573, 64-1622, 65-64, 65-78 

BYRON, Anne Isabella (Milbanke) Byron, 
baroness, 1792-1860. 64-714, 65-179 

BYRON, E. A. 64-867 



CARE (Cooperative for American Remittances 
to Europe) 64-71 

Executive Committee. 65-98 
CCC Bee U. S. —Civilian Conservation Corps 
CIO see Congress of Industrial Organizations 



C. L. Bevan (Bark) 64-1395 

CABALLERO, Fernan, pseud, of Cecilia B&hl 
de Faber, 1796-1877. 64-48 

CABARRUS Co., N. C. 
Family papers. 64-433 

CABELL, George C, 1836-1906. 65-1021 

CABELL, James Branch, 1879-1958. 64-150, 
64-216, 65-717, 65-855 

CABELL, Margaret Freeman. 64-216 
CABIN John Bridge. 63-380 

CABINET officers 

see also names of Cabinet officers; and 
names of U. S. Government departments, 
e. g. U. S. —Treasury Dept. —Secretary 
of the Treasury 

Meetings. 65-917 

Papers. 63-94 

CABMETMAKING 

see also Carpenters and Carpentry 
Missouri. 64-293 
New Jersey. 65-1599 

CABLE, George Washington, 1844-1925. 
64-47, 64-882, 64-1345 

CABLES 

Submarine. 65-567 



CABOT, Elizabeth (Dwight) 1830-1901. 
65-837 



CABOT, Ella (Lyman) 1866-1934. 65-837 

CABOT, George, 1751-1823. 64-202 

CABOT, Hugh, 1872-1945. 65-547 

CABOT, James Elliot, 1821-1919. 65-837 

CABOT, Richard Clarke, 1868-1939. 65-837, 
65-1895 

CACHUPfN, Tomas Velez see Velez Cachupfn, 
Tomas 

CACTUS plants. 64-848 

CADBURY, H. C. 64-813 

CADBURY, Henry J., 1883- 65-152 

CADET Corps of Massachusetts. 64-15, 64-16 

CADET School of Military Aviation, University 
of Illinois. 64-319 



CADETS of Honor and Temperance see 
Independent Order of Cadets of Honor and 
Temperance 



CADIZ, Spain 

Consular service (U. S. ) 63-333 

CADMAN, Samuel Partes, 1864-1936. 64-966 



CADOGAN, William, 1st earl Cadogan, 1675- 
1726. 64-123 



CADY, Elizabeth see Stanton, Elizabeth (Cady) 
1815-1902 



CAFFERY, Betbla (Richardson) 64-441 

CAFFERY, Donelson, 1835-1906. 64-441 

CAGNEY, James. 65-911, 65-1838 

CAGWIN & Noteware, Carson City, Nev. 
65-1124 

CAHABA, Ala. 

Commission merchants. 63-149 

CAHALL, Thomas, collector. 64-207 

CAIN, Charity Alston see Mangam, Charity 
Alston (Cain) 

CAIN, Harry Pulliam, 1906- 64-1272, 
65-1040, 65-1054 



CAIN, Minerva Ruffle gee Caldwell, Minerva 
Ruff in (Cain) 



CAIN, William, 1847-1930. 63-373, 64-1026, 
64-1027 



CAIN family. 64-397, 64-444 
Genealogy. 63-373 

CAINE, HalL 64-1332 

CAIRO, Edward, 1835-1908. 65-636 

CADtNES, John Elliott, 1823-1875. 64-59 

CAIRO, m. 
Civil War 

Camp Defiance. 64-248 
Letters from. 64-246 

CAKCHBJEL language. 63-1 

CALAIS, VL 

SetUemenfe 65-1320 

CALCUTTA, India 

Shipping records. 65-1524 

CALDER, Alexander, 1898- 65-434 

CALDER, George, 1778-1809. 64-603 

CALDER, James, d. 1808. 64-603 

CALDER, Phila Lazarus. 64-442 



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CALDER, Robert E. 64-442 
CALDER, William, b. 1844. 64-442 
CALDER family. 64-442 

CALDERON, Francisco Valde's see Valde's 
Calderon, Francisco 

CALDWELL, David Franklin, 1814-1898 
64-443 

CALDWELL, John, merchant of Morganton, 

CALDWELL, John, d. 1863. 64-444 

CALDWELL, Joseph Pearson. 64-631 

CALDWELL, Mary Jane. 6S-881 

CALDWELL, Mary "Polly". 65-881 

CALDWELL, Minerva Ruff in (Cain) 64-444 

CALDWELL, Otis W. 64-819 

CALDWELL, Tod Robinson, 1818-1874 
64-444. 64-981 

CALDWELL Co. , N. C. 

Business papers. 64-1038 
Family papers. 64-520, 64-1089 

CALDWELL family. 64-981 . 64-1129 
CALDWELL, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1597 

CALEDONIA, Mo. 
Land. 64-299 

CALEFF, Elizabeth see Bowler, Elizabeth 

CALENDAR reform. 64-1295 
CALENDARS 

Illustrations. 65-565 

CALHOUN, John Caldwell, 1782-1850 

As correspondent. 63-220, 63-352, 63-363 

S~?£; 6 i: 51 °' M - 556 ' 64 " 618 . 64-873,' 
64-1547, 65-679 

Autographs. 64-63, 65-59 
Relating to. 64-186 

CALHOUN, John Caldwell, b. 1843. '64-1160 

CALHOUN, John Ewing see Colhoun, John 
Ewing, 1750-1802 

CALHOUN, Lucy (Monroe) 64-136 
CALHOUN, Morgan. 63-14 
CALHOUN, William B. 65-178 
CALHOUN, William J. 64-136 
CALHOUN Co. , Mich. 
County records. 65-443 



CALHOUN, Mo. 

Business and family papers. 



63-127 



CALIFORNIA. 65-682, 65-1648, 65-1775 
Alumni associations. 64-1167 
Banks and banking. 65-1806 
Bridges. 65-2011 
Business enterprises. 65-552 
Butter trade. 64-935 
Canals. 65-1798 
Cattle raising and trade. 65-1883 
Chinese in see California— Foreign popu- 

Churcbes and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 65-952 

Seventh Day Adventist 65-1474 
Citrus fruit industry. 64-20, 65-1657 
Civil War 

Civilian life. 64-263 

Public opinion. 64-263, 64-541 

Colleges and universities. 64-725, 64-840 
64-1167, 65-2011 ' ' 

see also California— University 
(Berkeley) 

Commission merchants. 64-731 

Conquest of. 65-2015 

Conservation. 64-693 

Copper mines and mining. 64-237 

see also California-Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

Corporation law. 64-738 

Customs service. 64-541 

Dams. 64-20, 65-952 

District attorneys. 64-738 

Earthquake and fire, San Francisco, 1906 
64-1268, 65-2011 

Economic conditions. 63-135, 64-263 

Estates. 64-738, 65-815 

Exploring expeditions. 65-1818 

Coast. 65-1825 

Family and personal papers. 64-741 
64-1540, 65-1114, 65-1143, 65-1657 

Finance. 65-2010 

Fires see California-Earthquake and fire 
San Francisco, 1906 

Foreign population 

Orientals. 65-2010 

Gold mines and mining. 64-237, 64-336 
65-288, 65-952, 65-1525 

see ako California— Mines, mining, 
and mineral resources 

Gold rush period. 64-296, 64-333, 64-959 
64-995, 64-1266, 64-1279, 64-1302 
64-1407, 65-23, 65-315, 65-326, 65-480 
65-661, 65-677, 65-905, 65-2016 ' 



see also Overland journeys to the 
Pacific; Voyages— To the Pacific 
coast 

Government and legislation. 65-2010 
Governors 

1931-1934 (James Ralph) 65-2010 
History. 65-853, 65-1172 

Local. 65-952 
Hospitals. 64-1166, 64-1167 
Immigration. 64-1262 

From Iowa. 64-1276 
Independence 

History, research notes, etc 64-1436 
j3| latic Se to — CalUornla -Foreign popu- 
Judges. 65-2010 
Land. 64-693, 64-738, 65-857 
Claims. 65-866 

Legal documents. 65-253, 65-815 
Management. 65-1883 

Law practice. 63-17, 64-725, 64-729 
64-734, 64-738, 65-1063 

Lectures and lecturing. 64-1160 

Legislature 

Senate. 65-2010 

Local papers. 65-865 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-1187 

Maps. 65-857 

Medical schools. 64-1167 

Merchants. 64-701, 64-708 

Mercury mines and mining. 65-866 

see also California— Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc ) 
64-263, 64-731 

Mexican period 

Army. 65-1527 

Governors 

Autographs. 65-815 

Military service in. 63-264 63-355 
64-1010, 84-1569, 65-869! 65-1162 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 
•J"?". 65 - 1187 - 65-1514, 65-1805,' 

Claims. 65-866 

Engineering. 65-1798 
Mormons. 65-1162 
Mortgages. 64-738 
Motion pictures 

Educational. 64-727 

Municipal government. 65-2011 

Museums. 64-7 

National Conference on Social Welfare, San 
Francisco. 64-139 



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CALIFORNIA (Continued) 
National Guard, 65-2011 
Naval observatories. 64-779 
Navy yards. 64-575 
Newspapers. 64-738 

Pioneer life. 65-815, 65-952, 65-2015 
Politics 

Elections. 65-2010 
Letters relating to 

19th century. 64-263 
Organizations and parties 

Democratic Party. 65-1067 

Progressive Citizens of America: 
Hollywood Arts, Sciences, and 
Professions Council. 65-1067 

Republican Party. 65-860, 65-867, 
65-2011, 65-2014 

Papers of persons active in 

19th century 

1849-1853. 64-541 

1850-1899. 65-734, 65-738, 
65-1956 

20th century. 63-17, 65-860, 65-864, 
65-2010, 65-2011 

Patronage. 65-2010 

Progressivisim. 65-860, 65-2010, 
65-2011 

Reform movements. 65-860 

Ports of entry. 65-727 

Prisoners. 64-19 

Prospecting. 64-731 

see also California— Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

Publishers and publishing. 64-1367 

Railroads. 65-952, 65-1045, 65-1046, 
65-1125, 65-1187 

Bandies. 64-263, 65-1883, 65 ,, ft ... 
65-2014 Z30-563 

Reaction to Lincoln's assassination. 
64-270 

Rights of man. 64-19 
Schools. 64-729 
Scientific societies. 64-30 
Seed industry and trade. 65-952 
Shipping. 64-731 

Records. 64-254, 64-255 
Social life. 64-302 

Social service organizations. 64-21 
64-1166 

State College, San Francisco (formerly State 
Normal School) 64-840 

Stat e hood. 63-339 

Surveys and surveying. 64-1268, 65-1181 

Taxation. 65-2010 

Teachers and teaching. 65-2010 



Teachers' colleges. 64-725 
Theater. 65-844 
Trade associations. 65-1673 
Travel and description 

see also Overland journeys to the 
Pacific; Pacific coast— Travel and 
description; Voyages— To the Pacific 
coast 

19th century. 63-216, 64-263, 64-309, 
64-1265 

1800-1850. 64-575, 64-731, 64-732, 
64-758, 65-853, 65-1588, 65-1701, 
65-1712 

1850-1899. 64-172, 64-862, 65-952, 
65-1515, 65-1622, 65-1783, 65-1815 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-217, 
65-1370 

Travels from. 64-1244 

'Onions. 64-19 

University (Berkeley) 

Faculty members' papers. 64-543 

Regents. 64-20 
Vigilance committee. 64-263 
Water rights. 64-738 
Water supply. 64-20, 65-952, 65-2010 

CALIFORNIA Arabian Standard Oil Company 
see Arabian American Oil Company 

CALIFORNIA Institute on Social Work. 64-2i 

CALIFORNIA Joe see Milner, Moses Embree, 
1829-1876 

CALIFORNIA Joint Immigration Committee. 
64-1262 

CALIFORNIA Mining Company. 65-1992 

CALIFORNIA (Mental Exclusion League. 
65-2010 

CALIFORNIA outlook (Periodical) 65-860 

CALIFORNIA records, Mexican Army, 1793- 
1803 (Manuscript collection) 65-1527 

CALIFORNIA (Ship) 64-1394 

CALIFORNIANA (Manuscript collection) 
65-865 

CALK, William. 65-23 

CALL, Richard Keith, 1791-1862. 63-363 

CALL, Una see Jeffers, Una (Call) 

CALL of the Cross Preaching Mission, 

Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. 64-187 

CALLAWAY, James, 1783-1815. 65-675 

CALLAWAY, John B. 65-675 

CALLAWAY, Nancy (Howell) 1788-1864. 
65-675 



CALLBREATH, John C. 65-1037 

CALLBREATH, Grant, and Cook, merchants 
in Telegraph Creek, B. C. 65-1037 

CALLEN, Ernest Glenn, 1894-1964. 65-1435 

CALLIGRAPHY see Penmanship 

CALMES, Lucy N. see Wight, Lucy N. 
(Calmes) 

CALMES family. 64-1329 

CALMEXICO Petroleum Corporation. 65-2009 

CALVERT, Philip Powea 63-83 

CALVERTON, Victor Francis, 1900-1940 
63-354 

CALVIN, Jean, 1509-1564. 64-1438 

CALVIN College, Grand Rapids, Mich. 
65-1351 

CALVIN Township, Mich. 

Saunders Colony of freed slaves. 65-286 

CALVLNISTIC Methodists. 63-409 

CAMBERLING, J. 64-1150 

CAMBRIA Co. , Pa. 65-1601 

CAMBRIDGE, Eng. 
Resident of. 65-7 
University 

Faculty members' papers. 64-74 

CAMBRIDGE, HL 

Letters from. 64-246 

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

Coast and Geodetic Survey (U. S. ) 64-1556 

Colleges and universities see Harvard 
University; Massachusetts Institute of 
Technology 

New Church Theological SchooL 65-183 

Personal papers. 65-1289 

Scientific societies. 64-27 

Students. 64-1121, 65-26 

CAMDEN (John B. & M. ) Company, St Louis, 
Mo. 64-311 

CAMDEN, Marbel. 64-311 
CAMDEN, Peter G. 64-311 
CAMDEN, Mrs. Peter G. 64-311 
CAMDEN family. 64-311 
CAMDEN, N. J. 

Bridges. 65-832 

Family papers. 65-1634 



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CAMDEN, N. C. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 64-1542 

CAMDEN, S. C. 

Letters received in. 64-560 
Merchants. 63-309 

CAMELS. 63-334 
CAMERON, Angus. 64-1632 
CAMERON, Anne (Ruffln) 64-445 
CAMERON, Arno B. 65-338 
CAMERON, Bennehan, 1854-1925. 64-445 
CAMERON, Brewster. 64-11 
CAMERON, Colin, 1849-1911. 64-11 

CAMERON, Duncan, 1777-1853. 64-445 
64-566, 64-996, 64-1035, 64-1080 

CAMERON, Norman Alexander, 1896- 65-486 

CAMERON, Paul Carrington, 1808-1891. 
•63-373, 64-445, 64-996 

CAMERON, Rebecca (Bennehan) 64-445 

CAMERON, Sallie T. (Mayo) 64-445 

CAMERON, Simon, 1799-1889. 63-340, 
64-1138, 64-1377 . 65-907, 65-930, 65-931 
65-2020 

CAMERON, Thomas Fairfax, baron see 
Fairfax, Thomas Fairfax, 6th baronTl692- 
1782 

CAMERON family. 64-445. 64-996, 64-1080 
CAMILLAS, N. Y. 

Letters from. 64-1439 

CAMP, Henry N. 64-1269 

CAMP APACHE, Ariz, see Fort Apache 
Ariz. *■■ 

CAMPBONSALL, Pa. 65-1753 
CAMP BUTLER, 111. 64-243, 65-874 
CAMP CHASE, Ohio. 64-243 
CAMP DA VIS, Neb. 65-215 
CAMP DEFIANCE, HI. 64-248 
CAMP family 

Genealogy. 64-917 

CAMP GRANT, Ariz, see Fort Grant, Ariz. 
CAMP GREENE, N. C. 
Guest book. 64-1022 



CAMP HARRISON, Ga. 64-493 

CAMP JACKSON, St Louis, Mo. 64-303 

CAMP JAMES Lockett No. 3, Carson City, 
Nev. , United Spanish War Veterans, Dept 
of Nevada. 65-1787 

CAMP JOHNSTON, Jacksonville, Fla. 
64-1524 

CAMP LOCKETT see Camp James Lockett 

CAMP meetings see Evangelistic Work 

CAMPMOGOLLON, Ariz, see Fort Apache, 
Ariz. "^ ' 

CAMP MOORE, La. 63-403, 64-1094 

CAMP MORTON, Ind. 65-875 

CAMP ORD, Ariz, see Fort Apache, Ariz. 

CAMP PIERPONT, Va. 63-351 

CAMP SCOTT, Nev. see Camp Winfield Scott, 
Nev. 

CAMP SCOTT, Wyo. 
Merchants. 65-1807 

CAMP TAYLOR, Ky. 
World War I 

Lutheran records. 63-31 

CAMP THOMAS, Ariz, see Fort Apache, 
Ariz. 

CAMP WALKER, Ga. 64-493 

CAMP WINFIELD SCOTT, Nev. 65-1151 

CAMPAIGNS, battles, military actions see 
under names of battles, names of campaigns 
•names of wars, or names of places 

CAMPAIGNS, Election see Elections and 
election campaigns 

CAMPBELL, Allan. 64-49 

CAMPBELL, Archibald, of New York. 
64-1575 

CAMPBELL, Arthur, 1742-1811. 64-314 

CAMPBELL, Arthur Lee, 1780-1838. 65-23 

CAMPBELL, Beatrice Stella (Tanner) 1865- 
1940. 64-49 

CAMPBELL, Caroline. 64-1464 

CAMPBELL, Cornelia Hotchktss. 65-204 

CAMPBELL, David, agent of William Loughton 
Smith. 65-849 

CAMPBELL, David, 1779-1859. 64-1205 

CAMPBELL, Douglass. 65-204 

CAMPBELL, Edgar Omar. 65-1711 



CAMPBELL, Frances Louisa (KeUoez) 
65-1711 

CAMPBELL, G. W. 63-342 

CAMPBELL, George H 64-245 

CAMPBELL, Harvey J. , 1890- 65-230 

CAMPBELL, Hazlett Kyle, <t 1938. 64^307 

CAMPBELL, Henry Munroe, 1854-1926 
64-1500, 65-204 

CAMPBELL, HenryS. 
Family of. 65-1859 

CAMPBELL, IainC. G. 65-1436 

CAMPBELL, Isaac R. , 1798-1882. 64-267 

CAMPBELL, James H. , b. 1850. 64-1500 
65-1360 ' 

CAMPBELL, James Valentine, 1823-1890 

Notes on lectures by. 65-556, 65-584 

CAMPBELL, John Archibald, 1811-1889 
63-337 

CAMPBELL, Sir John Nlcholl Robert 1799- 
1870. 63-42 

CAMPBELL, Joseph, 1879- 64-150 

CAMPBELL, Lewis Davis, 1811-1882 
63-254 ' 



CAMPBELL, Liszinka see Ewell. Liszinka 
(Campbell) Brown, 1820-1872 

CAMPBELL, Nathan. 64-928 

CAMPBELL, Mrs. Patrick see Campbell 
Beatrice Stella (Tanner) 1865-1940 ' 

CAMPBELL, Sir Robert, b. 1771. 63-42 

CAMPBELL, Robert, 1804-1879. 64-285 
64-307, 65-676, 65-1793 



CAMPBELL, Robert R. 65-175 

CAMPBELL, Stella. 64-49 

CAMPBELL, Wallace J., 1910- 65-98 

CAMPBELL, William Bowen, 1807-1867 
64-1182, 64-1205 

CAMPBELL, William H 65-175 

CAMPBELL, William Wallace, 1862-1938 
63-384,65-335,65-1717 

CAMPBELL & Company, St. Louis, Mo. 
64-307 

CAMPBELL Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 



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CAMPBELL family. 65-204, 65-978, 65-1859 


Loyalists. 65-1627 


CANAJOHARIE Academy, Canajoharie, N. Y. 


Genealogy. 64-307 


Lumber industry and trade. 64-1267 


65-835 
CANAL Zone. 65-1827 


CAMPBELL House Museum, St. Louis, Mo. 


Merchants. 65-1725, 65-1727, 65-1766 




64-307 




see also Panama Canal 




Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 


— — 


CAMPBELLITES see Disciples of Christ 


64-892, 65-1037, 65-1766 


CANALS 




see also Canada— Coal mines and 


CAMPHORIC acid. 65-1928 


mitring; Canada — Copper mines and 


Companies 


CAMPING trips. 65-582 


mining; Canada— Sulphur mines and 
mining 


Atlantic and Mexican Gulf Canal Company 
63-108 


CAMPS and campsites 


Missions. 65-1766 


Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. 63-84, 




Jesuits. 65-1144 


64-1015 


see also Military posts, and names of 




Investments. 64-861 


camps 


Public Archives. 65-1158 




Pennsylvania. 65-1753 




Construction. 64-941 




Public utilities. 64-1269 


Locks. 64-865 


CANADA 65-1766, 65-1782 








Railroads. 64-1590 


Proposed, between Atlantic Ocean and 


Agriculture. 65-1816 




Mississippi River. 63-95 


Ballads. 65-1962 


Rebellion, 1837-1838. 64-790 


By place 


Botany. 65-1779 


Reciprocity with the United States. 65-1967 


California. 65-1798 


Child welfare. 64-21 


Scientific conferences. 65-1938 


Illinois. 64-241 


Church schools 


Shipping records. 64-80, 65-1200 


Indiana. 63-256 


Lutheran. 63-20 




Maryland see Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 




Sulphur mines and mining 64-237 




Churches and religious affairs 




Michigan. 65-1343 


Lutheran. 63-20, 63-22 


Trade. 64-85 


New Jersey. 65-1584,65-1683 


Coal mines and mining. 65-1046 


With the United States. 63-235, 65-78 


New York. 64-836, 64-865, 64-873, 
64-876, 64-909, 64-924, 64-941 


see also Canada— Mines, mining, and 


Trading posts. 65-1782 




mineral resources 




Nicaragua. 64-749 


Confederate refugees. 64-678 


Travel and description 


Ohio. 63-204, 63-256, 64-1549, 65-17 


Copper mines and mining 64-237 


19th century. 63-92, 64-522 

1800-1830. 64-201, 65-188, 65-852, 


Oregon. 64-248, 65-1039 


see also Canada— Mines, mining, and 


65-1158 


Panama see Panama Canal 


mineral resources 


1850-1900. 64-1186, 65-227, 65-1815 


Pennsylvania. 63-256, 65-19 


DepL of Fisheries. 64-1262 




South Carolina. 63-386, 65-849 


Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 65-932 


19th and 20th centuries. 64-1179, 
65-1819 


'Virginia. 63-345 


Electric railroads. 65-1138 




CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. 64-873 


Exploring expeditions. 65-1766, 65-1782 


Zoology. 65-1819 


CANBY, Henry Seidel, 1878-1961. 64-1558 


Family and personal papers. 63-250, 


CANADA and Atlantic Railroad. 64-1590 




65-1311 


CANADA Atlantic Railroad. 64-1590 


CANBY, Mrs. L. H. 65-1795 


Farms and farming. 65-1782 






Fisheries. 64-1262, 64-1413, 65-1967 


CANADA del Oro Mines, ltd. (Arizona) 64-12 


CANCER Council, U. S. National Advisory 
65-149 


Folksongs. 65-1962 


CANADAY, E. O. 65-1483 




Foreign relations. 63-232 


CANADAY, Ralph O. 65-1439 


CANCER studies. 63-13 


With the United States. 65-1967 


CANADIAN American Committee on Interna- 


CANDLES 




tional Relations 


Trade. 65-180 


French colony. 64-85 


American Section. 63-232 




Fur trade. 65-673, 65-1140, 65-1158, 




CANEJA, G. Diaz see Diaz-Caneja, G. 


65-1163, 65-1766, 65-1782 


CANADIAN-American Reciprocity Treaty, 




General stores. 65-1037 


1854. 65-1967 


CANFIELD, Arthur Graves, 1859-1947. 


Geology. 65-1766 


CANADIAN Council on Child Welfare. 64-21 


64-1465 


Indians. 65-1766, 65-1819 


CANADIAN Fisheries, U. S. Commission on. 
64-1413 


CANFIELD, Augustus. 65-1583 


Jews, 65-1725 




CANFIELD, Dorothea Frances see Fisher, 


Lakes. 63-235 


CANADIAN Invasion, 1775-1776. 65-1854 


Dorothea Frances (Canfield) 1879-1958 


Land 


CANADIAN nature (Periodical) 64-819 


PATrFnrT.n. Henrv Lee. 1860-1942. 64-446 


Business papers. 65-1725 


CANADIAN River area 




Settlement see Red River Settlements 


Trading post. 65-803 


CANFIELD, James Hulme, 1847-1909. 
64-791 



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CANFIELD, Mahlon Dickerson. 65-1583 

CANFIELD family. 64-791,65-1583 

CANNING, George, 1770-1827. 63-55 
64-169 ' 

CANNON, Annie J. 65-1717 

CANNON, James, Bp. 1864-1944. 63-97 

CANNON, Joseph Gurney, 1836-1926 

63-243, 64-247, 65-157, 65-226, 65-455 

CANNON, Laura Gregg. 65-1160 

CANNON, Newton, Jr. 64-1185 

CANNON 

see also Ordnance 

Invention. 64-1293 

CANNON family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

CANNONBALL Ranch Store, Morton Co. , N. D. 
DD-75 6 

CANOEING. 65-920, 65-1929 
CANONICUS (Ship) 64-1223 
CANTACUZENE, Julia (Grant) Princess, 1876- 

CANTERBURY, Cosmo Gordon Lang, Abp. of 
see Lang, Cosmo Gordon Lang, baron, Abp 
of Canterbury, 1864-1945 

CANTINE, Christina M. 64-843 

CANTINE, Moses L , 1774-1823. 64-843 

CANTINE family. 64-843 

CANTON, China 

Letters from. 64-1152 

CANTON Iron Works. 65-176 

CANTWELL, John Lucas Paul, 1828-1909 
64-448 

CAP au Gris, Mo. 

Travels from. 65-675 

CAPE Fear area, N. C. 
History. 64-1061 

CAPE Fear River Valley 

Plantations. 64-377, 64-1066 

CAPE Girardeau Co. , Mo. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Lutheran. 63-22 

CAPE Girardeau, Mo. 64-278 



CAPE Horn 

Voyages around. 65-1588 

CAPE May, N. J. 

Resident of. 65-1668 
Social life. 65-821 

CAPE of Good Hope. 64-75 
Trade. 65-1524 

CAPE St. Vincent 63-333 

CAPE Verde Islands 

Shipping records. 64-1400 

CAPEHART, Archibald Ashbourne. 64-447 
CAPEHART, George W. 64-447 
CAPEHART, Meeta Rhodes (Armistead) 

CAPEHART, Susan Bryan (Martin) 64-447 

CAPEHART, William Rhodes. 64-447 

CAPEHART family. 64-447 

CAPEN, Samuel Paul, 1878-1956. 64-1271 
64-1327 

CAPERS, Ellison, Bp., 1837-1908. 63-43 

CAPERTON, William Banks, 1855-1941 
63-325 

CAPITAL punishment 64-446, 65-2010 
CAPITAL Syndicate Company. 65-814 
CAPITALISM 65-22 

CAPITALS (Cities) see name of city or sub- 
division Capital under name of State 

CAPITOL of the U. S. see Washington, 
D. C— Capitol 

CAPITOLS (Buildings) 

Arkansas. 63-349 

Minnesota. 63-349 

Missouri. 64-1526 

Texas. 65-814 

Washington, D. C. see Washington, 
D. C. —Capitol ' 

West Virginia. 63-349 
CAPPELMANN, JohnD., b. 1857. 63-113 
CAPPER, Arthur, 1865-1951. 65-1928 
CAPRON, Horace, 1804-1885. 65-892 
CAPRON family. 65-892 
CAPTIVITIES, Indian see Indians-Captivities 



CAPTURE at sea. 63-333 

see also Impressment; Privateering- 
Seizure of vessels and cargoes 

CARACAS, Venezuela 

Consular service (Great Britain) 65-1670 

CARADEUC family. 64-449 

CARAWAN, Guy. 65-879 

CARBERUS (Ship) 63-221 

CARCINOMA see Cancer studies 

CARDING. 64-1112 

CARDOZO, Benjamin Nathan, 1870-1938 
65-47, 65-1722 

CARE, inc. 64-71 

Executive Committee. 65-98 

CAREL, Alexis. 64-349 
CAREY, Henry Charles, 1793-1879. 64-803 
CAREY, James William, 1888- 64-1269 
CAREY, John P. , collector. 65-1584 

CAREY, Joseph Maull, 1845-1924. 65-475 
65-1795 ' 

CAREY, Mathew, 1760-1839. 65-1591 

CARGO see Freight and freightage; Shipping 
records; Ships— Records 

CARHART, Henry Smith, 1844-1920. 65-1372 

CARIBBEAN area 
Colonial government 

French. 64-75 
Economic conditions. 65-66 
Piracy. 63-387 
Politics. 65-66 
Social conditions. 6S-66 
Travel and description, 63-234 
United Stales Navy. 63-387 

CARIBBEAN Commission. 65-66 

CARICATURES see Cartoons 

CARITHERS, EUzabeth, b. 1874. 64-226 

CARITHERS family. 64-226 

CARL, Daniel. 64-56 

CARLETON, James Henry, 1814-1873. 
65-869 

CARLETON, John H. 65-1355 

CARLETON, Will, 1845-1912. 65-1361 



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CARLIN, James. 63-274 
CARLISLE, Frederick, 1828-1906. 65-228 
CARLISLE, Hannah. 64-1466 
CARLISLE, Phyllis. 64-1466 
CARLISLE, Vivian. 64-1466 
CARLISLE, William. 64-1466 
CARLISLE family. 64-1466 

CARLISLE, Fa. 63-2, 65-1647 

Dickinson College see Dickinson College, 
Carlisle, Pa. 

Indian treaties. 63-2 

CARLOS m, King of Spain, 1716-1786. 63-74 

CARLSON, John Roy, pseud, see Derounlan, 
Arthur 

CARLSON, Theodore D. 64-1260 

CARLTON, Henry Hull, 1834-1905. 64-231 

CARLYLE, Thomas, 1795-1881. 63-52, 
64-63 

CARMACK family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 



CARMAN, Bliss, 1861-1929. 64-150, 64-806, 
65-2006 



CARMAN, George Noble, 1856-1941. 
64-1324, 64-1467 

CARMAN, Harry James, 1884-1964. 65-1194 

CARMEL, Calif. 
Land. 65-857 

CARMICHAEL, Robert Daniel. 63-365 

CARMODT, JohnM., 1881- 65-27 , 65-29, 
65-38, 65-78 

CARNAN, Robert N. 63-398 



CARNEGIE, Andrew, 1835-1919. 64-45, 
64-767 , 64-778, 65-862 



CARNEGIE, James, earl of Southesk see 
Southesk, James Carnegie, earl of, 1627- 
1905 

CARNEGIE Corporation of New York. 64-767, 
64-1622 



CARNEGIE Endowment for International Peace. 
64-767, 64-778 

CARNEGIE Foundation for the Advancement of 
Teaching. 64-767, 64-1271, 64-1327 

"CARNEGIE Fund. 64-767 



CARNEGIE Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa. 64-767, 
64-1268 

CARNEGIE Institution of Washington. 64-767, 
64-778 

Dept of Economics and Sociology. 64-i285 

■CARNEGIE Trust Fund. 64-767 

CARNES, Clintons. 64-1163 

CARNEVALI, Emanuel. 64-150 

CARNEY, Osgood. 65-180 

CARNEY family. 64-465 

CARNS, Margaret Jane (Burke) 1859-1952. 
65-1437 

CAROLAN, Harriett see Schermerhorn. 
Harriett Carolan 

CAROLINA City Company. 64-597 

CAROLINA City Land Company. 64-597 

CAROLINA (Colony) 

see also North Carolina; South Carolina 

Shipping records. 64-995 

CAROLINA Paper Company. 64-1124 

CAROLINA Flaymakers, University of North 
Carolina. 64-1536 

CAROLINA Rifle Club. 63-298, 63-310 

CAROLINA (Ship) 63-274 

CAROLINE, Pedro. 63-401 

CAROLINE Bonaparte, consort of Joachim 
Murat, King of Naples, 1762-1639. 65-663 

CAROLINE Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
Family papers. 65-1027 

CAROLINE, N. Y. 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-898 

CARONDELET, Francisco Luis Hector, 
baron de, 1748-1807. 64-334, 64-1194 

CAROW, Edith Kermit see Roosevelt, Edith 
Kermit (Carow) 1861-1948 

CARPENTER, A. W. 63-210 

CARPENTER, Arthur B. 65-1073 

CARPENTER, DanieL 65-205 

CARPENTER, Hiram Beach, 1892-1955. 
64-1468 



CARPENTER, John Alden, 1676-1951. 
65-1998 

CARPENTER, Nellie Janes (Crouse) 1872- 
1943. 64-206 



CARPENTER, T. A. 64-303 
CARPENTER, Thomas L. 65-1156 

CARPENTERS and carpentry. 63-91' 

see also Cabinetmaking; Construction 
industry 

CARR, C.C. C. 65-1151 

CARR, Dabney, 1773-1837. 64-677 

CARR, Dabney Smith, 1803-1854. 64-1585 

CARR, Fannie B. 64-306 

CARR, George, 1800-1886. 64-797 

CARR, J. W. 65-1510 

CARR, John, 17647-1824. 64-797 

CARR, Julian Shakespeare, 1845-1924. 
64-982 

CARR, Martha (Jefferson) 1746-1611. 65-1027 

CARR, Nellie see Zimmerman, Nellie (Carr) 

CARR, Orlow Warren, 1882- 65-1350 

CARR, Paddy. 63-131 

CARR, Peter. 65-1027 

CARR, Samuel. 63-193 

CARR, Thomas, 1679-1738. 65-1027 

CARR, Walter C. 64-308 

CARR, William. 64-797 

CARR family. 64-308, 64-797. 65-1027 

CARR Street Methodist Episcopal Church, 
Cincinnati, Ohio. 64-973 

CARRERE, John F. 65-2011 

CARRETERO, J. VL 64-802 

CARREY Creek, Tex. 

Family papers. 64-388 

CARRIAGE and wagon making. 63-91 
Michigan. 65-401 

CARRIE Chapman Catt Memorial Fund. 
64-183 

CARRIGAN, William A. 64-383,64-1128 

CARRINGTON, Edward, 1749-1810. 65-990 

CARRINGTON, Fitzroy. 64-491 

CARROLL, Ann C. 64-768 

CARROLL, Daniel, 1764-1849. 64-768 

CARROLL, Gladys (Hasty) 1904- 65-1094 



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CARROLL, John Lee. 64-754 

CARROLL family. 64-768 

CARROLLTON, Dlj 
Schools. 64-252 

CARROW, Fleming, 1853-1928. 65-1365 

CARRUTH, Hayden. 64-806 

CARRUTH, William Herbert, 1859-1924. 
65-1958 

CARSON, Christopher, 1809-1868. 64-310 
65-893 ' 

CARSON, Gerald. 65-1934 

CARSON, John Lind, 1832-1897. 65-1438 

CARSON, Maria Josepha Jaramillo. 65-1126 

CARSON, Rose. 65-1438 

CARSON, Thomas. 64-310 

CARSON, William, 1786-1853. 64-310 

CARSON, William Glasgow Bruce, b. 1841 
collector. 64-309 ' 

CARSON and Colorado Railway. 65-1125 
65-1187 ' 

CARSON and Tahoe Lumber and Fluming 
Company. 65-1187 

CARSON City, Nev. 

Business papers. 65-1139 
Fraternal organizations. 65-1787 
Law practice. 65-1991 
Railroads. 65-1125 
Stationery trade. 65-1124 
U. S. Mint. 65-1186 

CARSON Co., Tex. 
Ranches. 65-804 

CARSON family. 64-310, 65-1126 

CARTAGENA, Colombia 

British naval siege, 1741. 63-221, 63-404 

CARTELS see Antitrust laws, legislation and 
prosecution; Trusts, Industrial 

CARTER, Ada see Corson, Ada (Carter) 

CARTER, Charles, 1707-1764. 65-981 

CARTER, Charles, b. 1766. 65-981 

CARTER, Charles Landon, 1774-1832 
Estate of. 65-1000 

CARTER, Clarence Edwin, 1881- 64-1455 



CARTER, David Miller, 1830-1879. 64-406 
64-983 



CARTER, Elizabeth Hill see Byrd, Elizabeth 
H1U (Carter) 1731-1760 

CARTER, Farlsh, 1780-1861. 64-450 

CARTER, Harriet Armlstead (Ryan) Benburv 
1833-1887. 64-406,64-983 ^^' 

CARTER, Henry Edwin, b. 1865. 63-17 

CARTER, James Van Allen, 1838-1896. 
65-1794, 65-1795 

CARTER, LuUe see Groshon, Lulie (Carter) 

CARTER, Mary Barker see Dodge, Mary 
Barker (Carter) 

CARTER, MaryE. 65-1795, 65-1800 
CARTER, Mellie see Otter, Mellie (Carter) 
CARTER, Robert, 1663-1732. 65-981 
CARTER, Timothy W. 63-379 

CARTER, William Alexander, 1820-1881 
65-1795, 65-1800, 65-1802, 65-1807 

CARTER family. 64-450, 64-1229,65-981 
65-1800 ' 

Genealogy. 64-1179, 65-1025 

CARTERET, John, earl Granville see Gran- 
ville, John Carteret, earl, 1690^1763 

CARTHAGE, Tenn. 
Politics. 64-1182 

CARTIER, Alfred. 64-523 

CARTLAND, Gertrude E. (Whittler) 1B22-1911 
65-1303 

CARTLAND, Joseph, 1810-1898. 65-1303 

CARTLAND, Moses Austin. 1805-1863 
65-1303 

CARTLAND family. 65-1303 

CARTOGRAPHY. 64-956 
see also Maps 

CARTON, John Jay, 1856-1934. 64-1469 

CARTOONS. 65-883 

CARTWR1GHT, John, 1740-1820. 63-55 

CARUTHERS, Robert Looney, 1800-1882 
64-1182 

CARUTHERS, William Alexander. 63-48 

CARUTHERS, Fulton and Company. 64-749 

CARVER, George Washington. 1864-1943. 
65-1943 



CARVER, Walter Buckingham, 1879-1961. 



CARVER, William Owen, 1868-1954. 
64-1157. 64-1164 

CART, Alice, 1820-1871. 64-803 
CARY, Archibald. 63-345 
CARY, Austin, 1865-1936. 65-539 
CARY, Sarah F. 65-1585 
CARY, Sarah Flagler. 65-1585 
CARY, Sturgis, 1794-1878. 65-1585 
CARY family 

Genealogy. 64-797 

CASADY, Phineas M. 63-210 

CASCADE, Va. 

Family papers. 64-531 

CASCADES on the Columbia River 
Steamboat lines. 64-702 

CASCAD1LLA School, Ithaca, N. Y. 64-909 
CASE, Clarence E. 65-1705 

CASE, George EmanueL 1841-1928. 63-233 
CASE, George S. 64-311 
CASE, Mrs. GeorgeS. 64-311 

CASE, Harold Clayton M. , 1890-1966. 
65-1307 

CASE, Joseph C. 65-1361 

CASE, Kate Hunt. 63-233 

CASE, Mabel. 63-233 

CASE, Maude see Anderson, Maude (Case) 

CASE, Otto A. 64-1269 

CASE, Robert Ormond. 64-684 

CASE, Samuel. 64-941 

CASE, William L, 1856-1933. 64-1470 

CASE Brothers Lumber Company. 64-1470 

CASE family. 63-233 , 64-311 

CASE, O'Blenis, Mathews, and Wells, St. 
Louis, Mo. 64-311 

CASEY, Eugene. 65-1478 

CASEY, Joseph. 64-1147 

CASEY, Robert Joseph, 1890-1962. 65-705 



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CASH, Toler. 63-362 

CASHE, Jaqaelio Amber. 65-969 

CASPAR!, Charles E. 65-1983 

CASS, Levis, 1732-1866. 64-1500, 64-1568, 
64-1575, 64-1584, 55-253, 65-388, 65-457, 
65-652, 65-654, 65-1365, 65-1576, 65-2020 

CASS, Marcus H. , b. 1824. 64-845 

CASS, Marcus M. , b. 1855. 64-845 

CASS Co. , Ga. 

Family papers. 65-716 

CASS Co. , Mich. 64-1503 

Saunders Colony of freed slaves. 65-286 

CASS Co., Neb. 
History. 65-1458 

CASSAN, Lewis J. 64-1395 

CASSAW, Jacob 

Estate of. 65-1659 

CASSAW, Jacob, Jr. see Kershow, Jacob, Jr. 

CASSEL, Lili- 65-1978 

CASSELBERRY, J. R. 65-793 

CASSELS, Edwin M. 64-182 

CASSERLY, Eugene. 64-764 

CASSHOW, Jacob, Jr. see Kershow, Jacob, 
Jr. 

CASSHOW, Jacob, Sr. see Cassaw, Jacob 

CASSIDY, Gerald, 1879-1934. 65-1796 

CASSDJESE Congregation of Benedictines, 
American. 65-2003 

CASSOU, Jacob, Jr. see Kershow, Jacob, 
Jr. 

CASSOW, Jacob, Sr. see Cassaw, Jacob 

CASTILLO, Francisco de la Sierra y see 
Sierra y Castillo, Francisco de la 

CASTILLO Najera, Francisco, 1886-1954. 

CASTING see Iron industry and trade 

CASTLE, Henry Northrup, 1862-1895. 64-50 

CASTLE, William Richards, 1878- 65-566 

CASTLE family. ' 64-50 

CASTLE Hayne, N. C. 

Business records. 64-1024 



CASTLEREAGH, Robert Stewart, 2d viscount 
see Londonderry, Robert Stewart, 2d 
marquis of, 1769-1822 

CASTRO, Fidel. 64-1349 

CASWELL, Richard, 1729-1789. 63-66, 
64-367, 64-593 



CASWELL Co. , N. C. 
Family papers. 64-978 
Letters from. 65-1533 

CATALDO, Joseph M. 64-1258 

CATALOGING of books. 64-101 

CATALOGING of manuscripts. 65-1309 

CATAWBA Company. 65-849 

CATAWBA Co., N. C. 
Family papers. 64-989 

CATAWBA River 
Gristmill. 64-507 

CATER, Douglas J. 63-332 

CATER, Fannie S. 63-332 

CATER, Rufus W. 63-332 

CATER, Thomas 
Estate of. 65-733 

CATES, Louis. 65-2009 

CATHARINE H, Empress of Russia, 1729-1796. 
65-2021 

CATHARINE (Sloop) 65-1639 

CATHCART, Alexander. 65-1121 

CATHCART, Alexander Henry, 1820-1899. 
63-234 

CATHCART, James Leander, 1767-1843. 
63-333 

CATHCART, John W. , d, 1864. 63-234 

CATHCART, Rebecca (Marshall) 63-234 

CATHCART family. 63-234 

CATHEDRAL of St. John the Divine, New York 
City. 65-20, 65-91 

CATHER, Willa Sibert, 1873-1947. 64-63, 
64-150, 64-491, 64-791, 64-1528, 65-517, 
65-1205, 65-1420 

CATHERINE the Great see Catharine H, 
Empress of Russia, 1729-1796 

CATHOLIC Church. 63-142 
see also Inquisition; Jesuits 
Conversion. 65-1089 



Denunciations. 65-1731 
Diplomatic relations 

With the United States. 64-775 
Land 

England. 64-34 

Monastic organizations. 65-2003 

Opinion on alcoholism. 65-1089 

Prejudice against. 63-208, 64-738, 
64-1163 

In Great Britain. 65-1879 

Relations with Jews. 65-1737 

Relations with Protestant churches. 64-775 

Societies. 63-325 

Women's organizations. 65-1490 

By place 
France. 63-65 
Great Britain. 63-46, 63-142 
Kansas. 65-2003 
Minnesota. 63-241 
Missouri. 64-298, 65-1405 
New Mexico. 65-1135 
Peru. 63-74 

CATHOLIC Men, National Council of. 63-325 

CATHOLIC Women, National Council of. 
65-1490 

CATLIN, George, 1796-1872. 65-752 

CATLIN, George Byron, 1857-1934. 65-654 

CATOR, Arthur J. L. (also known as Robert 
Cator) 65-803 

CATOR, James Hamilton, 1851-1927. 65-803 

CATOR, John Bertie, d. 1887. 65-803 

CATOR, Robert (also known as Arthur J. L. 
Cator) 65-803 

CATOR, Thomas Vincent, 1851-1920. 64-738 

CATOR family. 65-803 

CATSKILL Division of the Susquehanna Turnpike 
Company. 64-937 

CATT, Carrie (Lane) Chapman, 1859-1947. 
64-292, 64-346, 65-835, 65-1160 

CATTALO. 64-752 

CATTARAUGUS Co. , N. Y. 
Politics. 64-910 

CATTELL, James McKeen, 1860-1944. 
63-365, 63-384 

CATTERALL, Ralph Charles Henry, 1866- 
1914. 64-846 



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CATTLE. 64-245, 64-752 




CAVERT, Samuel McCrea, 1888- 64-775 


CELUTO, H. E. J. 64-1429 


see also Cows; Dairy cows; Dairying; 
Livestock 


CAVTEDES Juan del Valle y see Valle y 


CEMENT industry and trade. 64-748, 64-892 


Lawsuits. 65-170 




Caviedes, Juan del 


Monopoly question. 65-2010 


Registers. 65-1988 




CAVILEER, Charles Turner. 65-757 


Taxation. 65-1069 
Michigan. 65-1348 


CATTLE Association. 65-803 




CAVILEER, Lulah. 65-757 


CEMETERIES 


CATTLE brands 




CAWARDEN, Sir Thomas, d. 1559. 65-1879 


Massachusetts. 64-217 


Missouri. 64-299 




CAWEIN, Madison. 65-21 


Michigan. 64-1479 


Utah Territory. 65-1127 












CAWOOD patent swage block. 65-541 


CEMETERY records see Vital records 


CATTLE breeding 












CAYUGA Heights, Ithaca, N. Y. 


CENSORSHIP 


Connecticut 64-1310 












Land development 64-909 


see also Freedom of the press 


CATTLE diseases. 64-891 \ 

\ 




CAYUSE Indians 


Books. 64-953 


CATTLE raising and trade. 65-1781 


Missions. 64-1257 


CENSUS 


see also Ranches; Trail drivers 






Indians 






CAZENOVE, The'ophile, 1740-1811. 64-1376 




Accounts. 64-56 l 




CAZENOVIA, N. Y. 


Washington Territory. 64-1258 


Investments. 65-\1142 






Letters relating to. 65-246 


Shipments. 65-682 




Presbyterian Church. 64-847 


Supervisors. 65-780 


By place 




Schools. 64-837 


By place 


Arizona. 64-3, 64-11, 65-1757, 


65-1781 


CAZENOVIA Seminary (later Cazenovia Junior 


Alabama. 64-1193 


California. 6S-1883 




College for Women) 64-837 


Arizona. 63-93 


Nevada. 65-1770 




CAZENOVIA Sunday School Society. 64-847 


Colorado. 63-93 


New Mexico. 65-1757 




CECIL, William, baron Burghley see 


Connecticut. 63-93 


New York. 64-863 




Burghley, William Cecil, baron, 1520-1598 


District of Columbia. 63-93 


Texas. 64-265, 65-803, 65-804 
65-1773 


65-808, 


CECIL Co. , Md. 


Florida. 64-1193 
Georgia. 63-93, 64-1193 


The West. 65-1142, 65-1157, 65-1756 


Family papers. 64-400 










Indiana. 64-84 


Wisconsin: 64-1637 




CEDAR Co. , Mo. 


Kentucky. 63-93 


Wyoming. 65-1142 




County Court papers. 64-324 


Louisiana. 63-93 


CATTLE stealing. 64-752 




CEDAR Grove, Edgefield, S. C. 


Michigan. 65-431, 65-624 


Mexico. 65-1080 




Family papers. 64-527 


Mississippi. 64-1193 


North Dakota. 65-779 






Missouri. 64-284 






CEDAR Mountain Coal Mine (Washington) 


Nevada. 65-1172 


CATTLE trails see Trail drivers 




65-1046 


St. George and St Paul Islands, Bering Sea, 


CATTLEMEN'S Association of North Dakota 


CEDRAL Mines, Mexico 


Alaska. 64-705 


see North Dakota Stock Growers 


Associa- 


Payrolls. 64-421 


Tennessee. 63-93, 64-1193 


tion 






Virginia. 63-93 


CATTON, Bruce. 65-299 




CELEBRATIONS 

see also Exhibitions and fairs; Festivals; 


CENSUS Advisory Committee. 64-145 


CAULKINS, Frances Manwaring, 1795-1869. 


and names of holidays, e. g. Memorial 




65-1995 




Day 


CENTENNIAL celebrations see Celebrations; 






Exhibitions and fairs; and names of centen- 






George Washington's anniversaries. 65-713 


nial celebrations or the places where they 


CAUSTEN, James H. , 1787-1874. 


63-44 


By place 


were held 


CAVALRY see under names of jurisdictions, 


Arizona 64—2 


CENTENNIAL Exhibition, Philadelphia, Pa. , 


e. g. Alabama— Cavalry; U. S. — 


Army— 




1876 see Philadelphia, Pa. —Centennial 


Cavalry 




Michigan. 64-1484, 65-292, 65-525 


Exhibition, 1876 


CAVANAUGH, Martin J. , b. 1866. 


65-552 


New York. 64-828 


CENTERVILLE, Mich. 


CAVE family 




CELLER, Emanuel. 65-47, 65-57 


Description. 65-593 


Genealogy. 64-797 








v 




CELLS. 64-134 


CENTRAL America. 65-630, 65-1080 


CAVENDISH, William, 5th duke of Devonshire 




Archeology. 63-1 


see Devonshire, William Cavendish, 5th 


see also Embryology; Regeneration (Biol- 


duke of 




oiyT 


Colonization. 65-1828 



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CENTRAL America (Continued) 
Ethnology. 63-10 
Exploration. 65-1828 
Folklore. 63-10 

Foreign relations (U. S. ) 64-1580 
Indian languages and Indians. 63-1, 65-1615 
Maps. 65-1828 
Travel and description. 63-234 

CENTRAL America (Schooner) 64-1391 

CENTRAL Association of College and Univer- 
sity Business Officers. 64-1471 

CENTRAL Baptist Association (Georgia) 
65-190 

CENTRAL City, Colo. 

Law practice. 65-1189 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1190 



CENTRAL City, Neb. 

Monthly Meeting, Society of Friends. 
65-1986 



CENTRAL Conference of American Rabbis. 
65-1734, 65-1737, 65-1744 

Committee on Synagogue Music and Revision 
of the Union HymnaL 65-1745 

CENTRAL Consolidated Mining Company. 
65-1187 

CENTRAL Council for Nursing Education. 
65-1310 

CENTRAL Michigan University, Mount Pleas- 
ant, Mich. 65-1351 

Anniversary celebration. 65-298 

CENTRAL Nebraska Public Power and Irriga- 
tion District. 65-1439 



CENTRAL New York and Western Railroad. 
64-815 



CENTRAL New York Farmers' Club, Utlca, 
N. Y. 64-848 

CENTRAL Normal School, Leoni, Mich. 
65-1351 

CENTRAL Pacific Railroad, 65-856, 65-1184 

CENTRAL Railroad and Steamship Company. 
64-221 

CENTRAL Railroad of Georgia. 64-389 

CENTRAL Railroad of New Jersey. 64-798 

CENTRAL Vermont Railroad. 64-1590 

CENTRE CoUege, Danville, Ky. 64-602 

CENTURY Club, New York City. 65-1827 

CERAMICS see Pottery industry and trade 



CEREALS, Prepared 
Michigan. 65-492 

CERKES, Enphemia (Grnbb) de see De Cerkes, 
Eophemia (Grnbb) 

CERMAK, Anton Joseph, 1873-1933. 64-184 

CERNDSCHL Henry. 63-377 

CERRE, Marie Therese see Chouteau, Marie 
Therese (Cerre) 

CESNOLA, Luigi Palma di, 1832-1904. 
63-401 

CEYLON 

Travel and description. 63-234 

CHABAN, Fanny Mouchard de see Beanharnais, 
Fanny (Mouchard de ChabanTcomtesse de, 
1737-1813 

CHACHE Co. , Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 

CHACON, Fernando. 65-1166 

CHACON Medina Salazar y VUlasenor, Joseph, 
marques de la Penuela. 65-1165 

CHADRON, Neb. 

Resident of. 65-1411 

CHADWICK, Stephen Fowler, 1894- 64-1260 , 
64-1262 



CHAFEE, Zechariah, 1885-1957. 64-903, 
65-1896 



CHAFFEE, AdnaRomanza, 1842-1914. 
64-769 

CHAGRES, Society of the. 65-1827 

CHALFANT, J. G. 64-245 

CHALLENGER (Ship) 65-1976 

CHALMERS, Henry, 1892-1958. 64-688 

CHAMBER Music Society of Ann Arbor. 
65-206 

CHAMBER of commerce see Chambers 

of commerce; Trade associations 

CHAMBER of Commerce, International 
Committee on Double Taxation. 65-1069 

CHAMBER of Commerce of the United States of 
America. 63-349 

CHAMBERLAIN, Joseph, 1836-1914. 64-764 

CHAMBERLAIN, Joseph P. 65-48 

CHAMBERLAIN, Mellen, 1821-1900, collector. 
65-6, 65-9, 65-11 

CHAMBERLAIN, Samuel Selwyn, 1851-1916. 
65-2004 



-CHAMBERLAIN, William. 64-795 

CHAMBERLAIN, William, d. 1841. 65-1831 

CHAMBERLAIN and Phelps, New York City. 
64-1395 

CHAMBERLAIN, Robinson & Company, New 
York City. 64-1395 

CBAMBERLAYNE, John Hampden, 1838- 
1882. 64-1226 

CHAMBERLAYNE, Lacy Parke see Bagby 
Lucy Parke (Chamberlayne) 1841-1927 

CHAMBERLIN, T. W. , collector. 64-312 

CHAMBERLIN, Thomas Chrowder, 1843-1928. 
64-51 

CHAMBERLIN family 
Genealogy. 65-1357 

CHAMBERS, Sir Edmund Kerchever. 65-1077 

CHAMBERS, Henry Alexander, 1841-1925. 
64-451 

CHAMBERS, Robert W., 1865-1933. 63-383 

CHAMBERS -family. 64-451 

CHAMBERS of commerce 
see also Trade associations 
Charleston, S. C. 63-311 
Cincinnati, Ohio. 64-1556 
Detroit, Mich. 65-230 
Kansas City, Mo. 65-113 



CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. 63-118 
CHAMBRUN, Jacques. 65-1409 

CHAMPAIGN, HL 
Housing. 65-1918 
Sewerage. 65-1918 
Surveys and surveying. 65-1312 

CHAMPION, George. 64-1293 
CHAMPION, Henry, 1723-1797. 64-189 
CHAMPION, Henry, 1751-1836. 64-193 
CHAMPION, Joseph. 65-1586 
CHAMPLAIN Transportation Company. 64-788 
CHAMP1JN, John Wayne, 1831-1901 64-1500 
CHANCELLOR, Ves. 65-1882 

CHANCELLORSVILLE, Va, , Battle of, 1893. 
63-223, 63-229, 64-232, 64-1226 

CHANDLER) Albert Benjamin, 1898- 65-173 



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CHANDLER, BertD. 64-1448 

CHANDLER, Charles Lyon, 1883-1962 
64-452 



CHANDLER, Elizabeth Margaret, 1807-1834 
64-1472 



CHANDLER, L. H. 64-57 

CHANDLER, Thomas, b. 1806. 64-1472 

CHANDLER, William Eaton, 1835-1917 
63-340, 63-374, 65-896, 65-907, 65-915 

CHANDLER, William Penn, b. 1820. 63-334 



CHANDLER, Zachariah, 1813-1879 64-M24 
64-1456, 64-1500, 64-1503, 64-1516, 
65-162, 65-255, 65-282, 65-505, 65-543 
65-565 ' 

CHANEY, Henry A. 64-1500 

CHANEY, Walter L. 64-312 

CHANG, W. S. 65-636 

CHANNING, Julia Allen. 65-1302 

CHANNING, William Ellery, 1780- 1842 
63-81, 65-1302 

CHANNING, William Henry, 1810-1884. 
65-1302 

CHAPEL HILL, N. C. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 64-1160 
Civil War 

Federal occupation. 64-568 

History. 65-739 

Letters received in. 64-431 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc ) 
64-467 

Resident of. 65-749 

Social life. 64-539, 64-614; 65-739 

Students. 64-513 

University of North Carolina see North 
Carolina— University (Chapel Hill) 

CHAPIN, Inez (Tiedeman) 64-1474 

CHAPIN, LucyE. , collector. 64-1473 

CHAPIN, Roy Dikeman, 1880-1936 64-1474 
64-1515, 65-357, 65-567 ' 

CHAPIN, Volney. 64-1475 
CHAPIN family 

Genealogy. 64-1475 

CHAPLAINS 
Military 
Civil War 

Confederate. 64-298, 64-409 



Revolution. 64-1370 

Spanish American War. 64-1246 

World War I 

Presbyterian. 63-182 
World War H. 63-31 

CHAPLAINS Training Conference of the Luther- 
an Church-Missouri Synod, Fort Wavne 
Ind., 1941. 63-31 ' 

CHAPMAN, Alfred, 1813-1876. 64-453 

CHAPMAN, Carrie (Lane) see Catt, Carrie 
(Lane) Chapman, 1859-1947 

CHAPMAN, Frederick. 64-131 

CHAPMAN, George D. 64-815 

CHAPMAN, George H. , d. 1891? 65-1082 

CHAPMAN, Howard R. 65-1350 

CHAPMAN, J. p. 64-1476 

CHAPMAN, James Alfred see Chapman 
Alfred, 1813-1876 

CHAPMAN, John, 1801-1854. 65-894 

CHAPMAN, John M. 64-1266 

CHAPMAN, Maria (Weston) 1806-1885. 

CHAPMAN, Mary Edmunds (Kinney) 1817-1886 
64-453 

CHAPMAN, Oscar Littleton, 1896- 64-773 
65-38, 65-99 

CHAPMAN, SamueL 64-193 

CHAPMAN, Samuel M. , 1839-1907. 65-1440 

CHAPMAN, Virgil M. 65-173 

CHAPPELL, Harriet Fason see Owsley, 
Harriet Fason (Chappell) 

CHAPPELL, Lucy Kent. 64-588 

CHARACTER education. 64-21, 65-1895 
65-1903, 65-1961 ' 

The CHARGE up east Cemetery HiH (Paintine) 
65-93 6 



Episcopal. 63-276 

Immigrants. 65-1737 

Jews. 65-1721, 65-1737, 65-1739 

Nestorians (Modern Assyrians) 64-359 

Seamen. 65-1545 

By place 
District of Columbia. 64-583 
Georgia. 64-234 
Illinois. 64-156, 65-840 
Michigan. 65-352, 65-1367, 65-1378 
Near East 65-1925 
North Carolina. 64-375 
Ohio. 63-170 
Pennsylvania. 65-1545 
South Carolina. 63-311, 64-1550, 64-1551 
Texas. 64-750 
Virginia. 64-1224 

CHARITON, Mo. 64-271 

CHARITY Hospital (formerly Royal Hospital) 
New Orleans, La. 64-480, 64-1212 

CHARLES I, King of Great Britain, 1600-1649 
64-63 ' 

CHARLES HL King of Spain see Carlos m, 
King of Spain, 1716-1788 

CHARLES V, Emperor of Germany see 
Karl V, Emperor of Germany, 1500^1558 

CHARLES Edward, The Young Pretender 
1720-1788. 64-956 

CHARLES City Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 
Family papers. 64-1225, 64-1249 
Plantations. 64-125 
Social life. 63-143 



CHARIOT (Ship) 64-1398 

CHARITABLE work. 64-962, 64-1031 

see also Child welfare; Civil War— Charita- 
ble work; Disaster reUef; Foundations, 
Charitable and educational; International 
relief; Philanthropy; Public welfare; Red 
Cross; Social service organizations- 
World War I— Relief to war victims 1 
World War n-Relief to war victims 

Armenians. 64-359, 64-375 

Church of England. 64-168 



CHARLES family. 65-883 

CHARLES R. Walgreen Foundation for the 
Study of American Institutions, University 
of Chicago. 64-54 

CHARLES T. Miller Hospital, St. Paul, Minn. 

CHARLES W. Morgan (Ship) 64-1394 

CHARLESTON and Savannah Railroad. 64-1550 

CHARLESTON Benevolent Society. 64-1551 

CHARLESTON Civic Club. 63-311 

CHARLESTON Co. , S. C. 

Records of county offices. 63-277 

CHARLESTON Juvenile Female Society 
Charleston, S. C. ' 



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CHARLESTON Library Society, Charleston 
S. C. 64-1552 



CHARLESTON Light Dragoons. 63-310 

CHARLESTON News and Courier Companv 
63-113 ' 



CHARLESTON Orphan House, Charleston S C 
63-278 ' " ' 

CHARLESTON Preservation Society. 63-311 

CHARLESTON Protestant Episcopal Female 
Domestic Missionary Society. 65-850 

CHARLESTON, S. C. 

Alms House. 63-278, 63-300 

Architecture, Domestic. 63-304 

Banks and banking. 63-291, 64-455, 
65-846 

Biographies. 63-304 

Board of Commissioners lor Opening and 
Widening Streets, Lanes, and Alleys. 
63-278 

Board of Commissioners for Streets and 
Lamps. 63-278 

Board of Firemasters. 63-278 

Chamber of Commerce. 63-311 

Charitable work. 63-278 

Christ Church. 65-850 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist ' 63-51, 65-89 

Congregational. 64-1551 

Episcopal. 63-276, 65-850 

Huguenot. 64-1238 

City Board of School Commissioners. 
63-278 

City departmental records. 63-278 

Civil War. 65-852 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-286, 63-307, 64-461, 64-1128 

Siege, 1863. 63-280 

Defense. 63-292, 64-623 

Military papers. 63-282, 63-283, 
63-295, 63-360 

Naval actions. 65-744 

Soldiers from. 63-43, 63-303, 63-306, 
64-449 

Clubs and organizations. 63-311, 64-1552, 
65-1884 

College of Charleston. 64-1552 

Class of 1870. 63-291 
Colonial period. 63-297 
Commission merchants. 63-291, 64-364 
Confederate Home College. 63-318 
Consular service (Spain) 63-114 
Cotton trade. 64-1086 
Courts. 65-849 



Probate. 63-304 

Dry goods business. 63-281, 64-1086 

Family papers. 64-411, 64-482, 64-603 
64-1076, 64-1091, 65-87 

Fire, 1861. 63-286 

Fire Dept 63-278 

Folklore. 63-275 

French Protestant Church. 64-1238 

Gifts of literary works and paintings. 
64-1543 

Grocery trade. 63-300 

Harbor. 64-1552 

Historic houses. 63-304, 63-311 

History (Notes, etc. ) 63-291, 63-298, 
63-304 

Holy Communion Church Institute. 63-285 

Household accounts. 63-308 

Independent or Congregational Church. 
64-1551 

Land development. 63-304 

Law practice 

18th to 20th centuries. 63-291 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1552, 
65-849 

19th century. 64-645, 64-1039, 64-1550 
19th and 20th centuries. 63-113, 65-846 
Letters from. 64-448, 64-529 
Letters received in. 64-560, 64-1062 
Libraries. 64-1552 
Literary affairs. 63-289 
Medical practice. 64-1543 
Medical schools. 64-1552 
Merchants. 63-308, 63-309, 63-316 
Mesne Conveyance Office. 63-304 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
63-297 

Militia. 63-88, 63-310 

Missionary societies. 65-850 

Newspapers. 63-113 

Orphans and orphan asylums. 63-278 

Personal papers. 63-101, 63-318, 64-457, 
64-1052, 64-1121, 65-724, 65-852, 
65-1243 

Politics. 63-286, 64-1550 

Democratic Party. 65-846 
Postal service. 63-291 
Revolution. 63-299 
St. Michael's Church. 63-276, 65-850 
Schools. 63-113, 63-285 

Boards. 63-278 
Slave trade. 63-295 
Sociallife. 63-286, 63-315, 64-466 
Streets. 63-278, 63-304 

Pictures. 63-298 
Students. 63-276, 64-502 
Surveys and surveying. 63-312 



Trade with West Indies. 63-114, 63-309 

Travel and description. 64-439, 64-1146 
64-1552, 65-852 ' 

Travels from. 65-724 

Vital records. 65-848 

Wholesale trade. 63-300 

William Enston Home for the Aged. 63-278 

CHARLESTOWN, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 } 

CHARLEVOIX Co. , Mich. 
County records. 65-416. 

CHARLEVOIX courier (Newspaper) 65-1376 

CHARLEVOIX, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-299 
World War H. 65-1376 

CHARLOTTE Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
Staunton Hill Plantation. 64-766 

CHARLOTTE, Mich. 

Personal papers. 65-556 

CHARLOTTE, N. C. 

Churches and religious affairs 
t j I 

Presbyterian. /65-728 

Cultural affairs. *65-728 

Family papers. 64-435, 64-1120 

Land. 64-1129 

Law practice. 64-434 

Merchants. 64-423 

Newspapers. 63-120, 64-1022 

( CHARLOTTE observer (Newspaper) 63-120 
64-1022 

CHARLOTTE, Tenn. 

Family papers. 65-875 

Real estate business. 64-1176 

i 

CHARLOTTE to Rochester Railroad. 64-873 

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. 

University of Virginia see Virginia— 
University (Charlottesville) 

CHARLTON Co. , Ga. 

Letters from. 64-673 

ft 
CHARLTON, Mass. 65-1320 

CHARTER oak cooking stove. 65-687 

CHARTERIS, Leslie, 1907- 65-1095 

CHARTERS, W. W. 65-1983 

CHASE, Alberta. 64-1478 



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CHASE, AlvinW. 64-1434 

CHASE, Catherine Jane see Sprague, Catherine 
Jane (Chase) 1840-1899 

CHASE, Cornelia, 1815-1905. 64-1478 

CHASE, D. A. 64-1478 

CHASE, Delia M. Bates. 64-1478 

CHASE, Franklin, G. 1836-1870. 63-396 

CHASE, George Henry, 1874-1952. 65-1897 

CHASE, George Willey, b. 1840. 64-1477 
64-1478 ' 

CHASE, Harry Woodburn, 1S83-1955. 6 4-454 

CHASE, Josiah G. 65-1355 

CHASE, Kate see Sprague, Catherine Jane 
(Chase) 1840-1899 

CHASE, Lew Allen, 1879-1957. 64-1478 

CHASE, Margaret Bird. 65-1361 

CHASE, Philander, 1775-1852. 63-140 

CHASE. Salmon Portland, 1808-1873 

As correspondent. 63-177, 63-254, 63-261, 
63-374, 63-406, 64-1220, 64-1500, 
65-18, 65-681, 65-930, 65-931 

Autographs. 63-245 
Letters to. 65-1058 

CHASE, Warren Tinker, 1860-1940. 65-1441 

CHASE family. 64-932, 64-1478 

CHASTAIN, James Garvin, 1853-1954 
64-1158 

CHATEAU-Thierry, Battle of, 1918. 64-569 

CHATFIELD, Joel Raymond. 65-1587 

CHATFIELD, Mrs. Joel Raymond. 65-1587 

CHATFIELD- TAYLOR, Hobart Chatfield 
1865-1945. 65-1997, 65-1998 

CHATFIELD family. 64-901, 65-1587 

CHATHAM, William Pitt, 1st earl of see 
Pitt, William, 1st earl of Chatham,~T?06- 
1778 

CHATHAM Academy, Savannah, Ga. 
Trustees. 64-389 

CHATHAM Co. , N. C. 
Court records. 64-583 
Letters received in. 64-1093 

CHATHAM Railroad. 64-1124 



CHATHAM (Ship) 64-344 

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. 

Civil War 

Battle of, 1863. 65-1442 

Confederate side. 63-403 

Union side. 64-243 

Family and personal papers. 64-451 
64-1095 

Land. 64-1286 

Law practice. 63-382, 64-1178 

CHATTO, Andrew. 65-2004 

CHATTO & Windus, London, Eng. (Publishers) 
65-2008 

CHAUCER, Geoffrey, 1340-1400. 64-811 

CHAUCER family. 64-811 

CHAUFFEURS. 65-210 

CHAUMOMT, Le Ray de see Le Ray de 
Chaumont 

CHAUMONT (Ship) 64-567 

CHAUNCEY, Charles, 1777-1849. 64-201 

CHAUNCEY, Isaac, 1772-1840. 64-13S8 

CHAUTAUQUA Co. , N. Y. 
Bible Society agent 64-922 
Historical Society 
Lectures. 64-945 

CHAUTAUQUAS 

Development. 64-133 
Summer schools. 64-65 
Nebraska. 65-1419 

CHAUVIN, Joseph. 64-287 

CHAVTS, John. 63-373 

CHAYEFSKY, Paddy, 1923- 64-1601 

CHE AIRS, Nathaniel Francis. 65-877 

CHEAIRS family. 

Genealogy. 65-877 

CHEATHAM, Benj amin Franklin, 1820-1886. 
65-878 

CHEBOYGAN, Mich. 

Indian School. 65-1351, 65-1353 

CHEESBOROUGH, John, 1817-1903. 64-455 
CHEESE industry and trade 

Antimonopoly suits. 65-1065 

Michigan. 65-622 

New York. 64-877, 64-916 

Wisconsin. 65-1065 



CHEEVER, Adelia Noble. 65-1361 
CHEEVER, Noah Wood, 1B39-1905. 6J-1479 

CHELMINGTON, Eng. 

Royden HaH papers. 64-174 

CHELSEA, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

CHELSEA, Mien. 

Banks and banking. 65-630 
Grocery and drug trade 65-407 
Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 

CHELSEA State Savings Bank, Chelsea, Mich. 
65-630 

CHEMICAL Corporation 

National Airline Division. 64-1174 

CHEMICAL manufacturing. 65-1311 

CHEMICAL societies 
Michigan. 64-1411 

CHEMICALS 

Industry and trade. 65-1607 

.CHEMISTRY 

Here are entered general references to 
chemistry. 

see also other headings beginning with 
"Chemical" or "Chemistry" and specific 
aspects of ihe subject 

64-543, 64-1025, 64-1382 

Experiments. 64-140 

Laboratory notebooks. 65-1928 

Lectures, notes, etc. 63-78, 65-654 
65-1230, 65-1567, 65-1680, 65-1888 
65-1914 ' 

Periodicals. 65-1928 

Teachers and teaching. 64-540, 65-1245 
65-1255, 65-1270, 65-1291, 65-1888 ' 
65-1911, 65-1914, 65-1928 

By.place 
Georgia. 64-230 

CHEMISTRY, Biological 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1907 

CHEMISTRY, Inorganic. 65-1311 

CHEMISTRY, Organic. 65-1540 

CHEMISTRY, Physical. 64-126 
see also Quantum theory 

CHENANGO Co. , N. Y. 
Family papers. 64-952 
Genealogy. 64-864 



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CHENANGO Triangle (Land development) 
64-873 



CHENEY, Ednah Dow. 65-841 

CHENOWETH, Caleb Ashbury, 1843-1864. 
65-1442 



CHENOWETH, Francis A. , 1819-1899. 
65-1056 

CHENOWETH, Wilbur Fisk, b. 1846. 65-1442 

CHENOWETH family. 65-1442 

CHERAW, S. C. 
Civil War 

Soldiers from; 65-1867 

CHEROKEE Co. , Ala. 
Civil War 

Union troops in. 64-493 

CHEROKEE Co. , N. C. 
Family papers. 64-557 

CHEROKEE Indians 

Government relations. 64-1194 

History. 65-1499 

Land 

North Carolina. 64-643 
Missions. 65-1631 

By place 
Georgia. 64-1287, 64-1354 
North Carolina. 64-439, 64-643 

CHEROKEE language. 63-14 

CHEROKEE Nation. 64-450, 64-1287 

CHEROKEE Outlet, Okla. 65-1803 

CHEROKEE phoenix (Periodical) 64-1287 

CHEROKEE Strip see Cherokee Outlet, 
Okla. 

CHERRMAN, John B. , 1823-1908. 63-250 

CHERRY, Laura Belle see Greve, Laura Belle 
(Cherry) 

CHERRY, Solomon. 64-364 

CHERRY Valley, N. Y. 



Transactions. 65-870 

CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Canal 
Boat papers. 63-84, 64-1015 

CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Railway vs. Tredegar 
Company. 65-1009 

CHESAPEAKE Bay 

Revolutionary naval operations. 64-344 
War of 1812. 65-1880 



CHESBROUGH (A. ) Lumber Company, Thomp- 
son, Mich. 65-405 

CHESHIRE, Joseph Blount, Bp. , 1850-1932. 
64-456, 64-487, 64-559 

CHESHIRE, Conn. 

Personal papers. 65-1562 

CHESHIRE family. 64-456 

CHESNUT, James, 1815-1885. 63-279, 
65-895 

CHESNUT family see Chestnut family 

CHESS. 64-816, 64-818 

CHESTER, Glraud. 64-1562 

CHESTER, John. 64-193 

CHESTER Co., Pa. 

Personal papers. 65-1663 

CHESTER, 111. 

St. John's Lutheran Church. 63-21 

CHESTER, N. H.. 
Merchants. 64-56 

CHESTER, Pa. 

Military hospitals. 65-746 
West End Free Library. 65-820 

CHESTER Township, N. J. 
Tax records. 65-1692 

CHESTERFIELD Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 
Estates. 64-1242 
Family papers. 64-551, 64-1230 

CHESTERTON, Gilbert Keith, 1874-1936. 
65-1205 

CHESTERTOWN, Md. 
Law practice. 63-116 

CHESTNUT, James, 1773-1866. 63-279 

CHESTNUT, James, 1815-1885 see Chesnut, 
James, 1815-1885 

CHESTNUT, John, 1743-1818. 63-279 

CHESTNUT family. 63-279 

, CHESTNUT Street Theatre Company, Philadel- 
phia; Pa. 64-1227 

CHEVES, Charlotte (McCord) 64-457 

CHEVES, Langdon, 1776-1857. 63-280, 
64-457, 64-556 

CHEVES, Langdon, 1814-1863. 63-280, 
65-722 

CHEVES, Langdon, 1848-1940. 63-280 



CHEVES, Louisa Susanna see McCord, Louisa 
Susanna (Cheves) 1810-1879 

CHEVES, Sophia Lovell (Haskell) 1846-1922. 
63-280 

CHEVES family. 63-280 

CHEW, Beverly, 1773-1851. 65-699 

CHEW, Claiborne. 64-1231 

CHEW, Mary B. 65-1316 

CHEYENNE, Wyo. 
History. 65-1776 

CHICAGO and Grand Trunk Railway. 65-409 

CHICAGO and Western Michigan Railroad. 
65-409 

CHICAGO, Burlington & Northern Railroad 
Company. 64-1329 

CHICAGO, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad. 
65-344, 65-1455 

CHICAGO City Railway Company. 64-185 

CHICAGO daily news. 65-704, 65-705, 
65-706 

CHICAGO, HI. 

Abraham Lincoln Centre. 64-1326 

All Souls Church. 64-1326 

Architectural schools. 65-1340 

Art schools. 64-6 

Board of Education. 64-1327 

Board of Local Improvements. 64-159 

Brass and Bronze Ingot Metal Institute 
(formerly Non- Ferrous Ingot Metal 
Institute) 64-1187 

Charitable work. 64-156, 65-840 
Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 
Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 64-35, 64-53, 64-1160 

Lutheran. 63-21 

Unitarian. 64-1326 

City Hall investigation (1910) 65-1936 

Committee for Civilian Control of Atomic 
Energy. 64-32 

Committee of Fifteen. 64-52 

Courts 

Municipal Court. 64-184 

Cultural life. 65-1998 

Epidemic, 1866. 63-243 

Exhibitions and fairs see Chicago, HL — 
World's Columbian Exposition, 1893 

Family papers. 64-1497, 65-1736 

Fight for Freedom Committee. 64-88 

Fire, 1871. 65-468, 65-828 



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65-1306 
64-58, 64-1279, 64-1576, 



CHICAGO, ni. (Continued) 

First Baptist Church. 64-53 

Fundraising. 64-1488 

Fur trade. 65-673 

Gas manufacture and works. 65-828 

Growth 

In the 1850's. 64-1279 
Post Civil War. 64-528 
Hardware trade. 64-528 
Haymarket Square Riot, 1886. 64-159 
Hospitals. 64-156 
Household accounts. 64-110 
Hull House. 64-21 
International organizations. 64-182 
Jewelry trade. 64-111 

Journalism. 65-342, 65-704, 65-705 
65-706 

Labor arbitration, conciliation and 
mediation. 63-379, 64-105 

Land 

Assessment. 

Law practice. 
64-1607 

Letters from. 65-158 

Lewis Institute. 64-1324 

Libraries. 65-707 

Luther Institute. 63-20 

Maps. 64-289 

Meadville Theological School. 65-1239 

Mechanics' Institute. 64-66 

Medical practice. 65-1537 

Medical schools. 63-119, 64-39, 65-381, 
65-1540 

Moody Church. 64-1160 
Newspapers 

see also names of newspapers, e. g. 
Chicago record-herald (Newspaper) 

Advertising. 65-342 

Peace societies. 64-23 

Personal papers. 64-124, 64-350 

Philanthropy. 64-124, 64-156 

Planning Commission. 64-156 

Political conventions 

Democratic 

1896. 65-545 

Republican 

1880 and 1888. 63-259 

1912. 64-778 

1944. 64-1444 

Politics 

Corruption. 65-1936 

Organizations and parties 

Democratic. 64-165 

Socialist. 64-138 

Probation Project 64-21 



Prostitution. 64-52 

Psychiatric Institute (formerly Psychopathic 
Laboratory) 64-184 

Race riots, 1919. 65-884 

Recreation Commission. 64-21 

Resident of. 64-95 

Rush Medical College. 63-119, 64-39, 
65-381 

St. Paul's Lutheran Church. 63-21 

The School of Illustration. 64-6 

Scientific societies. 64-32 

Social life. 64-119 

Social service. 64-21 

Strikes and lockouts. 63-397 

Subway 

Ventilation. 65-1939 

Teachers and teaching. 64-37 

Theological schools. 65-1239 

Transportation (Public) 64-185 

Travel and description. 64-172, 64-1179 

United Charities. 64-156 

University of Chicago 

Administration. 64-1324 

American Institute of Sacred Literature 
64-65 

Board of Trustees see Chicago, EL — 
University— Trustees 

Chapel. 64-93 

Charles R. Walgreen Foundation for the 
Study of American Institutions. 64-54 



Church History Research Fund. 64-170 

College 

Hutchins Plan. 64-160 

Committee for Aid to German and 
Austrian Scholars see Committee 
for Aid to German and Austrian 
Scholars 

Committee on Human Development. 

64-54 
Committee on Social Thought. 64-142 

Committee on the Presidency of the 
University. 64-93 

Cyclotron. 64-1323 

Deans of women (Talbot) 64-171 

Dept. of Anthropology. 64-55 

Dept. of New Testament Literature and 
Interpretation. 64-46 

Dept. of Pedagogy. 64-77 

Dept. of Philosophy. 64-77 

Dept. of Romance Languages. 64-143 

Dept. of Sociology. 64-107 

Divinity School. 64-133 

Dept. of Church History. 64-170 
Division of Physical Sciences. 64-89 
Faculty members' papers 

19th century. 65-519 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-51, 
64-132, 64-140, 64-151, 64-161, 
65-384 



20th century. 64-113, 64-130, 
64-160, 64-173, 64-183, 65-68 
Founding. 64-90, 64-155 
Graduate Library SchooL 64-101 

Graduate School of Arts, Literature and 
Science. 64-164 

Harper Memorial Library 

see also Chicago, ni. —University- 
Library 

Committee of the Board. 64-96 

Harriet Monroe Library of Modem Poetry 
see Chicago, HL — University- 
Library— Harriet Monroe Library of 
Modern Poetry 

John Dewey Practice SchooL 64-77 

Lectures. 64-126, 64-127 

Library. 64-96, 64-101, 64-102 

Harriet Monroe Library of Modern 
Poetry. 64-806 

Military training. 64-1325 

Norman Wait Harris Memorial Founda- 
tion. 64-64 

Office of Inquiry into the Social Aspects 
of Atomic Energy. 64-32 

Presidents (Harper) 64-104 

School of Education. 64-77 

School of Social Service Administration. 
64-21 

Social science research. 64-145 

Students' notes. 64-135, 65-166, 
65-1920 

Trustees. 64-96, 64-102 

University Extension Division 

American Institute of Sacred Litera- 
ture. 64-65 

Vice investigations. 64-52 

Visiting Nurse Association. 64-156 

Women's organizations. 65-840 

World's Columbian JJental Congress, 1893 
64-683 

World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. 

63-371, 63-394, 64-167, 64-472, 64-771, 
64-1064, 65-217, 65-791, 65-840, 
65-1423, 65-1697 

World's Parliament of Religions, 1893. 
64-1326 

Zion Lutheran Church. 63-21 

CHICAGO Mechanics' Institute. 64-66 

CHICAGO Medical College see Northwestern 
University, Evanston, HI. —Medical School 
Chicago, 111. ' 

CHICAGO Peace CounciL 64-23 
CHICAGO Railways Company. 64-185 
CHICAGO record-herald (Newspaper) 65-342 
CHICAGO review. 64-67 
CHICAGO School of Architecture. 65-1340 



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CHICAGO Surface lines. 64-185 


Washington, D. C. 65-934 


With Japan. 64-764 


CHICAGO Woman's Club. 65-840 


CHILD Welfare League of America. 64-21 


With the United States 

Mid-19th century. 63-64 


CHICAGO World's Eair see Chicago, W. — 






World's Columbian Exposition, 1893 


CHILDREN 


ca. 1920-1960. 64-725, 65-122 




Health. 65-277, 65-1324 


Foreigners in. 64-879 


CHICKAMAUGA, Ga. 








Retarded and abnormal 


Fur trade. 65-673 


Civil War 


Education. 64-1512 


Geography. 64-879 


Battle, 1863. 64-243, 65-1073, 65-1442 


Institutional care. 65-398, 65-399 


Letters from. 64-327, 64-505, 64-1427, 


CHICKAMAUGA Mission, Tenn. see Brainerd 
Mission, Tenn. 


CHILDREN'S Bureau, U; S. 64-21 


65-380 
Missions. 64-430 


CHICKASAW Bayou, Miss. 


CHILDREN'S Fund of Michigan. 65-277. 
65-1324 


Baptist. 63-51 


Battle of, 1862. 65-160 




Episcopal. 65-1188 




CHILDREN'S Hospital, Washington, D. C. 


Lutheran. 64-814 


CHICKASAW Indians 


64-583 


Naval affairs (U. S. ) 65-731 


Government relations. 64-1194 








CHILDREN'S literature. 64-1358, 65-1978 


Religion. 64-879 


History. 65-1499 




Shipping records. 64-254 


Legal problems. 64-740 


CHILDREN'S Missionary Band, Ann Arbor, 
-Mich. 65-199 


Social life. 64-879, 64-1152, 64-1414 


CHICKENS see Poultry 




Trade. 64-202, 64-1152 




CHILDREN'S Village, Coldwater, Mich, see 




CHICKERING, Mary E. (Aldrich) 65-1408 


Michigan— State Home and Training School, 
Coldwater 


With France. 64-75 

With the United States. 65-31 


CHICO, Calif. 


CHILDRESS, Sarah see Polk, Sarah (Childress) 


Travel and description 


Ranches. 65-2014 


1803-1891 


1790-1800. 65-1782 

1850-1900. 65-31, 65-627, 65-926 


CHICORY. 65-442 


CHILDS, George William, 1829-1894. 65-915 


19th and 20th centuries. 64-1160 


CHIHUAHUA, Mexico 


CHILE 


1900-1910. 65-234 


Silver mines and mining. 64-1149 


Archeology. 65-1815 






Consular and diplomatic service (U. S. ) 


CHINA Educational Commission. 64-46 


CHILD, Jacob J. 64-306 


63-386, 64-682, 65-900 


CHINA Relief Expedition, 1900-1901 (U. S. 


CHILD, James, d. 1720. 63-312 


Geology. 65-1815 
Letters from. 65-517 


Army) 64-494, 64-769 


CHILD family. 63-312 


Naval war with Spain, 1865-1866. 63-114, 
63-115 


CHINCH bugs. 65-1919 


CHILD labor. 64-21, 64-715, 65-2010 


Travel and description. 65-1815 


CHINESE exclusion act 64-879 


Laws and legislation. 64-1285 




CHINESE in America. 64-879 


Illinois. 64-21 


CHTLKAT Indians. 64-1268 


California. 65-2010 


Minnesota. 63-236 


CHILTON, Robert Hall. 65-994 


CHINESE language. 64-814 


CHILD psychology. 63-78 


CHILTON family. 64-594 


CHINESE Students' Alliance of Hawaii. 


CHILD study 


CHIMBORAZO Hospital, Richmond, Va. 


65-1797 


Societies 


64-607 




Michigan. 65-1367 




CHINO Copper Company (New Mexico) 




CHIMPANZEES. 64-167 


65-2009 


CHILD welfare. 64-21, 65-47, 65-81, 
65-1216 


CHINA. 64-1331, 64-1578, 64-1624, 65-271 


CHINOOK winds. 65-1778 


see also Orphans and orphan asylums 


Agriculture. 65-1307 


CHTPMAN family 


Jews. 64-1318 


Art. 64-879 


Genealogy. 65-1357 


By place 


Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-879, 
64-1413, 64-1624, 65-926 


CHIPPEWA Co. , Minn. 


Belgium. 65-551 


Education. 64-46 


Teachers and teaching. 63-238 


Canada. 64-21 






Michigan. 65-501, 65-1324 


Emigration to the U. S. 64-879 


CHIPPEWA Indians. 65-765 


New Jersey. 65-1582, 65-1636 


Foreign relati ons 


Missions 


New York. 64-883, 64-1337 


see also Boxer Rebellion 


Lutheran. 64-187 


Spain. 64-361 


With Great Britain. 63-40 


Minnesota. 65-674 



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CHIPPEWA language 

Dictionaries. 64-187, 65-432 

CHIRICAHUA Indians. 65-1176 

CHISHOLM, Alexander Robert, 1834-1910 
63-63 

CHISHOLM, William J. 64-1267 

CHITTENDEN, Lucius Eugene b 1824 
64-1220 



CHIVERS, Thomas Holley, 1809-1858. 64-803 
64-960 

CHLOROPHYLL. 65-470 

CHOATE, Joseph Hodges, 1832-1917. 64-767 
64-778 * 

CHOATE, Rufus, 1799-1859. 64-795, 64-1584 

CHOCOLATE industry 
Massachusetts. 64-235 

CHOCTAW Indians. 64-1194 
Legal problems. 64-784 

CHOCTAW language 

Dictionaries. 65-1793 

CHOCTAW Nation 

Land records. 63-271 
Maps. 63-271 

Minos, mining, and mineral resources 
63-271 

Trade. 63-271 

CHOIRS (Music) 64-1241 
see alsu Choral societies 
Great Britain. 65-859 

CHOLERA. 63-180, 64-1552 
Ohio. 63-167, 63-187. 64-1146 
Virginia. 63-143 

CHOLMONDELEY. Robert. 65-1512 
CHOLTI language see Chorti language 

CHORAL societies 

see also Choirs (Music) 

Minnesota. 63-241 

CHORTI language. 63-1 

CHOUAN rebels. 64-166 

CHOUTEAU, Auguste. 1749 or 50-1829 
64-313. 64-334 

Estate of. 64-337 

CHOUTEAU, Auguste Pierre. 1786-1838 
64-335 



■ CHOUTEAU, Jean Pierre, 1758-1849 64-313 
1 *64-334 ' 

CHOUTEAU, Marie Therese (Cerre) 64-337 

CHOUTEAU, Pierre, 1758-1849 see Chouteau, 
Jean Pierre, 1758-1849 

CHOUTEAU, Pierre, 1789-1865. 64-313 
64-335 

CHOUTEAU (Pierre) Jr. , and Company 
65-695, 65-1401, 65-1801 

CHOUTEAU, Rene' Auguste, 1723-1776 
64-313 

CHOUTEAU, Rene' Auguste, 1749 or 50-1829 
see Chouteau, Auguste, 1749 or 50-1829 

CHOUTEAU & MacKenzie. 65-695 

CHOUTEAU family. 64-287, 64-313 , 65-1793 

CHOWAN Co. , N. C. 

Family papers. 64-425 

CHRIST see Jesus Christ 

CHRIST Church, Charleston, S. C. 65-850 

CHRIST Church, Lancaster Co. , Va. 
Tombstone inscriptions. 65-981 

CHRIST Church, Middlesex Co. , Va. 65-1027 

CHRIST Church, Oxford University, Oxford 
Eng. 63-207 

CHRIST Church, Raleigh, N. C. 64-1072 
64-1073 ' 

CHRIST Episcopal Church, Beatrice, Neb. 
Altar Guild. 65-1447 

CHRIST Episcopal Church, Glendale, Ohio 
63-178 

CHRIST Lutheran Church, St Louis, Mo 
63-30 ' 

CHRIST Reformed Church, Fayette, N. Y. 
(formerly Bearytown, N. Y. ) 64-1593* 

CHRIST School for Boys, Arden, N C 
65-745 



CHRISTIAN Church (Disciples) see Disciples 
of Christ 

CHRISTIAN College, Columbia, Mo. 64-269, 

CHRISTIAN Commission, United States see 
United States Christian Commission 

CHRISTIAN doctrine see Theology 

CHRISTIAN Economics, National Voice of 
65-1507 

CHRISTIAN ethics. 64-93 

CHRISTIAN family. 64-1249, 64-1481 

CHRISTIAN Friends for Racial Ejuality 
65-1033 

CHRISTIAN Life Commission, Southern Baptist 
Convention. 64-1161 

CHRISTIAN Science. 64-966 
Medical applications. 64-376 

CHRISTIAN Science monitor (Newpaper) 
65-834 

CHRISTIAN union (Periodical, later The Out- 
look) 63-372 

CHRISTIAN unity. 63-24, 63-237, 64-946 
64-976, 65-91, 65-1216 
see also Doctrinal unity; Ecumenical 
movements 



CHRISTENSEN, John Cornelius, 1874-1953 
64-1471, 64-1480 

CHRISTGAU, JohnB. 65-1983 

CHRISTIAN, David Palmer, 1885-1947 
64-1481 

CHRISTIAN advocate (Periodical) 64-966 
Editors. 64-967, 64-970, 64-971 

CHRISTIAN century (Periodical) 65-1216 



CHRISTIANCY, G. C. 64-1500 

CHRISTIANCY, Isaac Peckham, 1812-1890 
64-1482 , 64-1500, 64-1511, 65-654, 
65-1395 

CHRISTIANCY, Nathaniel L. 64-1482 
CHRISTIANCY family. 64-1482 
CHRISTIANITY. 64-1164, 65-165 

see also Churches and church affairs; Jesus 
Christ; Reformation; Religion; Theology; 
and names of Christian churches and 
sects, e. g. Catholic Church; Lutheran 
churches 

Criticism, interpretation, etc. 63-67 

CHRISTIANS 

Relations with Jews. 63-232, 65-1734 
65-1737 

CHRISTIANS, New see Marranos 

CHRISTIANSEN, Carrie J. 65-2004 

CHRISTIANSEN, Parley Parker. 65-1160 

CHRISTIANSON, Adolph Marcus, 1877-1954. 
65-758 

CHRISTMAS 

Plays. 63-230 
Stories. 65-358 



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CHRISTOPHER, George. 65-2011 

CHRISTY, William. 64-340 

The CHRONICLES of America (Educational 
motion picture series) 65-933 

CHRONICLES of the builders of the common- 
wealth, by Hubert Howe Bancroft. 65-1775 

CHRYSLER, Walter P. 65-1664 

CHUKCHI (Asiatic people) 
Ethnology. 65-1813 

CHURCH, Foster, 1822-1911. 65-1443 

CHURCH, James Edward, 1869-1959. 
65-1990 

CHURCH, Michael. 64-1483 

CHURCH, Richard. 65-590 

CHURCH, Richard William, 1815-1890. 
63-207 

CHURCH, Samuel H. 64-767 

CHURCH, William Conant, 1836-1917. 65-896 



CHURCH and state. 63-24, 64-775, 64-1159, 
64-1161, 64-1163, 64-1553 

France. 64-449 

Great Britain. 64-168 

Spain. 64-148 

CHURCH conferences see name of conference, 
e. g. Lambeth Conference, and name of 
conference under denomination 

CHURCH councils see Synods and councils 

CHURCH family 

Genealogy. 65-590 

CHURCH federation see Christian unity 

CHURCH History Research Fund, University 
of Chicago. 64-170 

CHURCH music 

see also Choirs (Music); Hymns 

Episcopal. 64-477 
Jews. 65-1745 
Methodist 64-972 

CHURCH of All Nations, Los Angeles, Calif . 
64-775 



CHURCH of Christ in- 
of Christ 



see Churches 



CHURCH of Christ of Latter -Day Saints see 
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day 
Saints; Mormons and Mormonism 



CHURCH of England. 64-168 

see also Protestant Episcopal Church 

Missions. 63-142 
Property holdings. 63-54 

CHURCH of God. 64-823 

CHURCH of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 
See also Mormons and Mormonism 

St. George Stake. 65-1122 
Southern Utah Mission. 65-1122 

CHURCH of the Messiah, North Santee, S. C. 
64-471 

CHURCH of the New Jerusalem see New 
Jerusalem Church 

CHURCH property 

International arbitration. 64-778 

England. 63-54 

Ohio. 63-181 

South Carolina. 65-850 

CHURCH records (Virginia) 1647-1957 (Manu- 
script collection) 65-1015 

CHURCH schools. 64-1552 
see also Religious education 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1590 
Lutheran. 63-20, 63-29 

Canada. 63-20 

Illinois. 63-19, 63-20 

Indiana. 63-20 

Kansas. 63-20 

Michigan. 63-19, 65-375 

Missouri. 63-20 

Nebraska. 63-20 

New York. 63-20 

Oregon. 63-19 

Texas. 63-20 

Wisconsin. 63-20 

CHURCH suppers. 64-785 

CHURCH trials. 65-669 

CHURCH unity see Christian unity; Ecumeni- 
cal movements 

CHURCHES and church affairs 

Here are entered general references to 
church and religious affairs. Local churches 
are entered under the name of the city or 
other community in which they are located or 
under distinctive name. Denominations are 
entered under their names. 

64-133, 64-1160, 64-1280 
see also Religion 
Buildings. 65-1663 



History 

Notes, research material, etc. 65-1536, 
65-1567 

Middle Ages. 64-1169 

Negroes. 65-608 

Pews and pew rights see Pews and pew 
rights 

Philanthropy. 64-798 

Pioneer life. 64-170 

Rural. 64-946 

Synods and councils see Synods and councils 

Women's activities see Women— Church 
work; Women's organizations 

World War L 63-31 

By place 

Colorado. 65-1767 

Connecticut. 65-1995, 65-1996 

Latin America. 65-1080 

Maine. 65-1829, 65-1963 

Massachusetts. 65-188 

Mexico. 65-1080 

Michigan. 64-1453, 65-325, 65-1350, 
65-1358 

Missouri. 64-283, 64-339 

New York. 64-353, 64-852, 64-899, 
65-1840, 65-1841 

Norm Carolina. 64-456, 64-670, 64-1532 

North Dakota. 65-786, 65-1536 

Pennsylvania. 65-1663 

Southern States. 64-1031 

Tennessee. 64-1185 

Washington. 64-1258 

CHURCHES of Christ 

see also Disciples of Christ 
Michigan, 65-256 

CHURCHES of Christ in America, Federal 
Council of the. 64-966, 65-343 

CHURCHILL, Mary Henry see Short, Mary 
Henry (Churchill) 

CHURCHILL, Sir Winston, 1874-1965 

As correspondent. 64-1627, 65-43, 
65-1092 

Autographs. 65-59 

Television productions. 65-1116 

CHURCHMAN, George, 1730-1814. 65-155 
The CHURCHMAN (Periodical) 65-92 
CIARDI, John, 1916- 64-806 
CIDER. 65-1598 
CINCHONA. 65-575 



CINCINNATI and College mil Railroad. 
63—188 

CINCINNATI and North-western Railway 
Company. 63-188 

CINCINNATI enquirer (Newspaper) 65-914 

i 

iCD S 8 ATI ' Hamilton * Dd Dayton Raur ° ad - 

CINCINNATI, New Orleans and Texas Pacific 
Railroad. 63-160, 65-738 

CINCINNATI, Ohio. 63-168, 63-256 
Art and artists. 65-18 
Banks and banking. 63-158 
Baseball Club (National League) 63-163 
Bridges. 63-160 
Butchers' Strike of 1836. 63-256 
Carr Street Methodist Episcopal Church. 

Centennia] Exposition of the Ohio Valley and 
Central States, 1888. 64-16 

Chamber at Commerce. 64-1556 

Charitable work. 63-170 

Cholera epidemics 

1832. 63-187 

1849. 64-1146 
Churches and religious affairs 

Congregational. 63-164 

Methodist. 64-973, 64-974 

Presbyterian. 63-179, 63-181 

see also Cincinnati, Ohio-Lane 
Theological Seminary 

Civil War. 63-180 

Defense. 63-175 

Soldiers from. 63-169 

Clubs. 63-157 

Eclectic Medical Institute. 63-173 

Family and personal papers. 63-193 
63-258, 63-261, 65-875 

Hebrew Union College. 65-1734, 65-1737 
65-1744 ' 

History. 63-168, 63-171, 63-172, 63-195 

^^J! 010 !^ Seminary. 63-179,63- 
63-181, 63-205 

Law practice. 63-159, 63-168 
Literary societies. 63-173 
Mayor. 63-175 

Me 63T6^ gy(Cllmate ' WCather ' etc -) 
Methodist Minister's Association. 64-973 
Newspapers. 63-399, 65-914 
Politics. 63-171 
Population elements 
Germans. 63-157 



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Radio Station WLW. 64-1636 

Scientific societies. 63-200 

Social life. 63-168 

Theater. 64-1330 

1*ade. 63-162 

Travel and description. 63-136 

University of Cincinnati. 63-177 

Watout Hills Congregational Church. 
63-164 

Waterworks. 63-160 



W °6 n 3^203 C ° 1Umbian Ex P° siti «» Association. 
CINCINNATI Reds (Baseball Club) 63-163 
1 **6S ( SS ?0 ' ATI repuW,can (Ne^paper) 
CINCINNATI, Society of the. 64-645, 65-174 
CINCINNATI Stuart Walker Company. 64-1330 
CINCINNATUS, New Order of. 65-1040 
CINEMA see Motion pictures 

™ : i i ^ Gb °°!«- 64-1091, 65-1594, 
65-1610, 65-1653, 65-1670 

see also Arithmetic-Books 

CIPHERS and codes see Cryptography 

CIRCUIT churches. 65-696 

segalso names of denominations or geo- 
graphic locations of churches 

"X C0UrtS *S CoartS wdeT —«• <* 
CIRCUIT elements. 64-1561 
CIRCUITS, Electric see Electric circuits 
CIRCUITS, High frequency. 63-156 

^C^- ^ 83410 ^ *«*. Weston, 

CIRCUMPOLAR regions 
Anthropology. 63-14 
CIRCUS 

Programs and posters. 63-243 
CISCO, Jay Guy. 65-888 
CISCO, John J. 63-346 



Sanitation. 65-1936 
Traffic. 65-45 

Transportation. 65-341, 65-951 
see also Electric railroads 
Unions. 64-19 
Georgia. 64-225 
Illinois. 64-185 
Indiana. 64-185 
Massachusetts. 64-1307 
Michigan. 65-425 
Nebraska. 65-1464 
New Jersey. 65-1559 
New York. 64-942 
New York City. 64-1622, 65-1520 
By place 
Alabama. 64-1193 
Connecticut. 65-1996 
Florida. 64-1193 
Georgia. 64-1193 
Michigan. 65-415 
Mississippi. 64-1193 
Missouri. 64-1329 
Nebraska. 65-1989 
New York. 65-60, 65-1841 
North Carolina. 64-365 
Tennessee. 64-1193 
Virginia. 65-1017 

a ^sf S 6^64 G ° VernmentLeagUe ' Sea « le . 
I CITIZENS' Military Training Camps. 64-1260 
J CITIZENSHIP. 64-21 

see also Civil rights 

Training for. 65-365 



C1S 63-l H 65 nry Marty "' 1839 - 1902 . collector. 



CITOLEUX, Antoine 
Estate of. 65-1161 

1 CITRUS fruit industry 

California. 64-20, 65-1657 

CI aty^ coX Y ° rk ° ty « New York 



CITIES and towns 

see also Civic improvement; Municipal 
government; Streets 

Planning see City planning; Regional 
planning 

Public health. 65-1936 
294 



CITY government see Municipal government 
CITY National Bank, Lincoln, Neb. 65-1462 
CITY planning. 65-45 

see also Regional planning 
Teachers and teaching. 65-1924 
New York City. 65-68 

CIUDAD TrujiUo, Dominican Republic 

Columbus Memorial Lighthouse. 64-739 



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CIVIC Club, Charleston, S. C. 63-311 

CIVIC clubs see Civic organizations 

CIVIC Committee on the Dramatic Season, Ann 
Arbor, Mich. 65-1325 

CIVIC improvement 64-964 

see also Community centers; Municipal 
government 

Illinois. 64-156 

Michigan. 65-1367 

Minnesota. 63-251 

New York. 64-915 

North Carolina. 64-365, 64-638 

Washington. 64-1264 

CIVIC Legislative League of New York State. 
64-1337 

CIVIC organizations. 65-365 
Michigan. 65-1336, 65-1367 
Minnesota. 65-1983 
New Hampshire. 65-81 
South Carolina. 63-311 
Virginia, 65-1002 

CIVIC Unity Committee, Seattle, Wash. 
65-1033 

CIVIL Aeronautics Administration see U. S. — 
Civil Aeronautics Administration 

CIVIL and Defense Mobilization, U. S. Office of. 
65-169 

CIVIL defense. 64-44, 64-938, 65-169, 
65-1682 

CIVIL Defense Administration, U. S. Federal. 
65-1040 

County councils. 65-711 

CIVIL engineering. 63-380, 64-691, 65-1312, 
65-1682, 65-1705, 65-1843 

Notes, etc 65-1034 

Societies. 64-320, 65-612 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1281, 65-1910, 
65-1936 

By place 

Michigan. 65-436, 65-643 

Missouri. 65-146 

New Jersey. 65-1552 

Ohio. 63-160, 64-1549 

Pennsylvania. 64-1549 

Virginia. 65-960 

West Virginia. 63-129 

CTVIHiberty. 64-1261, 65-67, 65-1035, 
65-1042, 65-1062, 65-1063, 65-1852 

see also names .of organizations, e. g. , 
American Civil Liberties Union; National 
Civil Liberties Bureau 

CIVIL polity see Political science 



CIVIL rights. 64-856, 64-1343, 65-67, 
65-1033, 65-1042, 65-1746 

see also Citizenship; Freedom of the press; 
Women's rights 

Awards. 65-1102 

Music 65-879 

Negroes. 64-738, 64-1562, 65-1102 

see also U. S. — Bureau of Refugees, 
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands 

California. 64-19 

Southern States. 65-1102 

CIVIL Rights Commission, U. S. 65-1033 

CIVIL service. 65-23 

see also Government employment and 
employees; Public administration 

Administrative management. 65-72 
Michigan. 65-397 

CIVIL Service Commission see U. S. —Civil 
Service Commission 

CIVIL Service Improvement, U. 8. President's 
Committee on. 64-178, 65-50, 65-74 

CIVIL service reform. 64-21, 64-178, 65-50, 
65-74, 65-837, 65-2010 

see also Political patronage 

Michigan. 65-423 

CIVIL WAR 



Many of the citations gathered under this 
heading refer to material described in very 
general terms. To the extent that topics can 
be identified material is cited as a subdivi- 
sion under Civil War, e. g. Civil War— Music 
and songs. 

see also Confederate States of America; 
U. S.— Army; names of military units; 
and other appropriate subheadings under 
the names of States, cities, counties, 
valleys, and other local areas 

General material: 63-180, 63-189, 63-190 
63^243, 64-61, 64-270, 64-281, 64-282, 
64-291, 64-292, 64-298, 64-301, 64-416, 
64-685, 64-1018, 64-1168, 64-1186, 
64-1293, 64-1439, 64-1456, 64-1486, 
64-1526, 65-223, 65-229, 65-300, 65-457, 
65-522, 65-557, 65-561, 65-603, 65-663, 
65-681, 65-876, 65-887, 65-931, 65-1028, 
65-1162, 65-1454, 65-1588, 65-1637 

Confederate side. 63-63, 63-284, 64-229, 
64-396, 64-508, 64-512, 64-600, 64-605, 
64-638, 64-647, 64-663, 64-995, 64-997, 
64-1031, 64-1058, 64-1075, 64-1077, 
64-1096, 64-1097, 64-1203, 65-713, 
65-925, 65-1016 , 65-1530, 65-1856 

AGRICULTURE. 63-143 

ARTILLERY operations. 63-360 

see also names of artillery units under 
names of States, and U. S. —Army 

BATTLEFIELD markers. 65-979 



CIVIL WAR 

BLOCKADE. 63-63, 63-71, 63-274, 63-309, 
64-663, 64-977 

BOUNTIES. 63-329, 64-1434 

see also Civil War— Recruiting, enlistment, 
etc. 



BRIDGES. 64-663, 65-946, 65-951 

CAMPAIGNS, battles, military actions. 

63-43, 63-58, 83-62, 63-63, 63-108, 63-231, 
63-351, 63-408, 64-399, 64-1064, 64-1151, 
65-493, 65-950 

Confederate side. 63-61, 65-1082, 
65-1532, 65-1856 

Notes, research materials, etc 
85-986 

By place 

Alabama. 63-224, 64-243, 64-246, 64-464, 
64-493, 64-577, 64-603, 64-1094 

Arizona. 65-869 

Arkansas. 63-67, 63-231, 65-160, 65-905, 

65-1843 
Delaware. 64-985 

Florida. 63-322, 63-327, 64-549, 64-1047, 
65-1120 

Georgia. 63-332, 63-350, 63-391, 64-243, 
64-246, 64-407, 64-490, 64-493, 64-505, 
64-534, 64-577, 64-598, 64-603, 64-623, 
64-666, 64-671, 64-770, 64-1067, 
64-1535, 65-632, 65-1073, 65-1868, 
65-1871 

Illinois. 64-246 

Tprtlana 64-246 

Kansas. 64-303, 65-905 

Kentucky. 63-341, 63-350, 64-242, 64-243, 
64-246, 64-464, 64-577, 64-666, 64-671, 
64-777, 64-1041, 64-1094, 64-1535, 
65-632, 65-658, 65-1442 

Louisiana. 64-246, 64-303, 64-484, 
64-1094, 65-441, 65-564 

Maine. 64-399 

Maryland. 63-351, 64-210, 64-399, 64-442, 

64-484, 64-541, 64-944, 64-1226, 

64-1302, 65-946 
Massachusetts. 64-484 
Mexico, 64-623 

Mississippi. 63-332, 63-341, 63-350, 

63-403, 64-242, 64-246, 64-464, 64-474, 
64-493, 64-577, 64-603, 64-1094, 
65-160, 65-1073, 65-1319 

Mississippi River Valley. 64-653, 64-777, 
64-1136 

Missouri. 63-397, 64-246, 64-263, 64-264, 
64-272, 64-274, 64-303, 65-905 

New Mexico. 65-869 

New York. 63-327 

North Carolina. 63-117, 63-341, 64-248, 
64-442, 64-447, 64-461, 64-503, 64-527, 
64-549, 64-624, 64-627, 64-641, 64-651, 
64-663, 64-666, 64-674, 64-676, 64-679, 
64-985, 64-1016, 64-1030, 64-1064, 
64-1067, 64-1136, 65-632, 65-1521 

Ohio. 63-175, 64-243 

Pennsylvania. 63-327, 64-442, 64-444, 
64-505, 64-549, 64-624, 65-93 



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CIVIL WAR 
CAMPAIGNS, battles, military actions 
(Continued) 

South Carolina. 63-57. 63-226 63-280 
63-283, 63-284, 63-286, 63-292, 63-307 
63-322, 64-461, 64-490, 64-503, 64-527' 
64-577, 64-598, 64-603. 64-623 64-679' 
64-1067, 65-746, 65-1867 

Tennessee. 63-108. 63-332, 63-341 

63-350, 64-242, 64-243, 64-246, 64-248 
64-464, 64-493, 64-577, 64-603, 64-666' 
64-734, 64-1094, 64-1122, 64-1185, 
64-1535, 65-632, 65-1073, 65-1442 

Texas. 64-623 



Vermont 63-327 



Virginia. 
63-231, 
63-391, 
64-248, 
64-407, 
64-479, 
64-527, 
64-596, 
64-625, 
64-665, 
64-944, 
64-1019 
65-719, 
65-1630 



63-134, 63 

63-303, 63 

63-408, 64 

64-303, 64 

64-415, 64 

64-503, 64 

64-529, 64 

64-619, 64 

64-637, 64 

64-671, 64 

64-985, 64 
, 64-1034, 

65-722, 65 
65-1882 



169, 63 

•327, 63 

-210, 64 

399, 64- 

-442, 64- 

1-505, 64- 

-541, 64- 

-621, 64- 

-644, 64- 

•674, 64- 
-1010, 64 
64-1122, 

■734, 65- 



199, 63 
341, 63 
222, 64 
403, 64 
444, 64 
509, 64' 
549, 64 
623, 64 
662, 64 
678, 64- 
-1016, 
64-1226 
946, 65 



226, 
■351, 
246, 
406, 
•447, 
515, 
554, 
624, 
663, 
679, 



-1319, 



63-322, 64-399, 64-644 



Washington, D. C. 
4-665, 64-944 

The West. 65-1043 

West Virginia. 64-1226 

CASUALTIES. 64-406, 64-479, 65-1964 

CAUSES and pre-war conditions. 64-513, 
64-836, 64-1077, 64-1085, 64-1180, 
64-1182, 65-1647 

CAVALRY operations see U. S.— Army- 
Cavalry; and names of cavalry units under 
names of States, e. g. Alabama-Cavalry 

CHARITABLE work 

see also United States Sanitary Commission 

Civilian relief. 64-952, 65-1882 

Freedmen. 63-356 

Soldiers aid. 65-204, 65-506 

CHURCHES and religious affairs. 63-43 
63-58, 64-1579, 65-1867 

see also United States Christian Commission 

Chaplains 

Confederate side. 64-298, 64-409 

Episcopal. 63-140 

Friends. 63-86 

Methodist. 65-506 

CIVILIAN affairs. 65-968 

Confederate side. 63-63, 64-1054, 65-878 
65-1856, 65-1865 

By place 

Connecticut. 64-1283 

Georgia. 63-152, 64-231 

Michigan. 65-625, 65-634 

Mississippi. 63-266, 64-458, 64-1535 

Missouri. 64-318 

North Carolina. 64-513, 64-1080, 64-1535 



CIVTL WAR 
CIVILIAN affairs (Continued) 



South Carolina. 63-303 

64-1187, 64-1535, 65-737, 



Tennessee. 
65-887 



Texas. 65-299, 65-1855 

Virginia. 64-574, 64-607, 64-999 

Washington, D. C. 65-1120 
CLAIMS. 63-65, 64-274, 64-369 
COLLEGES and universities 

Currency issues. 64-286 

COMPULSORY military service. 64-1068 

see also Civil War-Recruiting, enlistment 
etc. 

CONFEDERATE sympathizers. 63-57, 64-272 

CONSCRIPTION see Civil War-Compulsory 
military service; Civil War— Recruiting 
enlistment, etc. ' 

COTTON trade. 63-309, 64-630 

COURTS-martial and courts of inquiry 
63-397, 64-633, 64-769 

CURRENCY and money. 64-286, 64-549 

DEFENSES 

Confederate side. 65-951 

Georgia. 64-389 
DESERTION. 63-58, 63-329 
DESTRUCTION and pillage. 65-441, 65-506 

South Carolina. 63-286 

Southern States. 63-63 

Virginia. 63-143 
DISCIPLINE 

Confederate. 64-661, 65-1864 

DRAFT see Civil War— Compulsory military 
service; Civil War— Recruiting, enlistment, 
etc. 

ECONOMIC conditions. 64-549 

North Carolina. 63-150 

Southern States. 64-1067 
ENGINEERING and construction. 65-552 

Confederate. 65-951 

EXEMPTIONS SS& Civil War-Bounties; Civil 
Wax— Compulsory military service; Civil 
War -Recruiting, enlistment, etc. 

EXPATRIOTS. 63-136 

see also Confederate refugees 
FINANCE. 63-57, 63-104, 63-346, 64-740 

Confederate side. 64-549, 65-895 
FOREIGN public opinion 

Austrian. 64-817 

FOREIGN relations 
Spain. 63-114 

FORTIFICATIONS see Civil War-Defenses 

GENERALS (Army) 63-165, 63-179, 65-950 

HEALTH conditions see Civil War— Medical 
affairs 



CIVIL WAR 

HISTORY. 65-1920 

Confederate side. 64-1066 

Miscellany, Including articles, speeches 
etc. 65-541 

Newspaper clippings. 64-146, 64-1041 

Notes, research material, etc. 65-166 
65-884 

Reminiscences. 64-1035, 64-1188, 
64-1478, 64-1482, 65-1860 

Confederate side. 64-765, 65-722, 
65-725, 65-743, 65-1016, 65-1857 

By place 

Arkansas. 63-67 
HORSES. 64-514 
HOSPITALS. 63-356, 65-506, 65-746 

Confederate. 64-505 

Missouri. 65-158 

New York. 64-663 

Tennessee. 65-1964 

Virginia. 64-399, 65-961 

Washington, D. C. 65-1964 

LOYALTY oaths. 64-278, 64-325, 64-534 
64-757 

see also Oaths of allegiance 
North Carolina. 64-1087 
South Carolina. 64-1087 

MAPS. 63-43, 64-1064, 64-1209, 65-946 
65-950, 65-1882 ' 

MEDICAL affairs. 63-119, 63-356, 64-181 
64-244, 64-325, 64-770, 64-961, 65-204,' 
65-518, 65-552, 65-681, 65-746, 65-1521 
65-1539, 65-1964 

Confederate. 63-58, 63-61, 63-193, 
63-295, 64-493, 64-656, 64-1021 
64-1075, 64-1180, 64-1223, 64-1543, 
65-716, 65-966 

see also Civil War— Hospitals; Civil War- 
Nursing; United States Sanitary Commis- 
sion 

MILITARY actions see Civil War— Campaigns, 
battles, military actions 

MILITARY government and occupation 
Louisiana. 64-1136, 65-441 
Maryland. 65-441 

MILITARY life 

Here are entered general references to 
army and camp life. 

63-224, 63-229, 63-322, 64-57, 64-248, 
64-399, 64-528, 64-1422, 65-255, 65^564, 
65-625, 65-626, 65-661, 65-1382, 65-1442 
65-1460, 65-1861, 65-1868 
Confederate side. 63-58, 63-62, 64-222, 
64-479, 64-493, 64-554, 64-603, 64-610, 
64-661, 64-1080, 64-1541, 65-719, 
65-722, 65-874, 65-1532, 65-1856, 
65-1864, 65-1865, 65-1867 



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CIVIL WAR 

MILITARY papers 

This heading is used for general refer- 
ences to orders, reports, and other military 
documents. 

63-93, 63-266, 64-272, 64-1195, 65-93 
65-689, 65-869, 65-897, 65-901, 65-1363, 
65-1637 , 65-1964 

Confederate side. 63-61, 63-282, 63-283, 
63-314, 64-229, 64-412, 65-742, 65-994 , 
65-995, 65-1882 ~ 

see also Civil War— Officers' military and 
personal papers; Civil War— Soldiers 

from for general references to 

m i lita r y papers concerning men from a 
named State. 

By place 

Arkansas. 65-897 

Kansas. 65-172, 65-897 

Louisiana. 65-890 

Michigan. 65-1362, 65-1394 

Missouri. 65-897, 65-1406 

New York. 65-1521 
South Carolina. 65-895 
MILITARY posts 

see also Military posts, and names of 
locations of posts 

Confederate. 64-1050 
MILITARY promotion. 64-804 

MILITARY service 

This heading is used for general refer- 
ences to participation in the Civil War. 
For a specific form of participation see the 
appropriate subdivision under Civil War, 
e.g. Campaigns, battles, military actions; 
Military life; Officers' military and personal 
papers; and Soldiers from. 

63-135, 63-388, 64-466, 64-880, 64-1305, 
65-23, 65-217, 65-312, 65-565, 65-653, 
65-902, 65-1349, 65-1354, 65-1597, 
65-1705, 65-1882, 65-1967 

Confederate side. 63-145, 63-280, 64-524, 
64-652, 64-1041, 64-1209, 65-727, 
65-1856, 65-1882 

see also U. S. —Army— Officers' military 
and personal papers 

MILITARY service, Compulsory see Civil 
War— Compulsory military service 

MILITARY training. 65-626 

MORALE. 63-58, 65-1868 

Confederate side. 63-62, 63-63, 65-1864, 
65-1865 

MORALITY. 63-58, 65-1855 

MUSIC and songs. 64-311, 64-751 

MUSTER rolls see material under names of 
armies, military units, and States, e. g. 
Tennessee — Infantry; and under Civil War- 
Registers, lists, etc 

NAVAL actions. 63-71, 64-1168 

see also Confederate States of America- 
Navy; U. S.— Navy 

Confederate. 63-403, 64-1030, 65-744 



CIVIL WAR 
NAVAL actions (Continued) 

North Carolina. 64-609 
South Carolina. 63-274, 65-744 
NAVAL service. 63-387, 64-609, 64-678 

NEGRO troops. 63-58, 63-226, 63-231, 
64-272, 64-713, 65-746, 65-755, 65-869 

NEGROES. 63-72, 65-441, 65-933, 65-1532 

NEWS articles. 65-22, 65-902, 65-1029 

NURSING. 63-356 

OFFICERS' military and personal papers 

Here are entered general references to 
collections containing both military and 
personal papers of Civil War officers. For 
general references to only military papers 
see Civil War— Military papers. For mis- 
cellaneous papers of persons identified with 
a State see Civil War— Soldiers from — — . 

63-49, 63-348, 63-371, 63-380, 64-278, 
64-348, 64-410, 64-484, 64-1096, 64-1304, 
64-1378, 64-1568, 64-1640, 65-601, 65-868, 
65-892, 65-904, 65-950, 65-1517, 65-1637, 
65-1860, 65-19567"BPT965 

Confederate side. 63-108, 63-134, 63-284, 

63-295, 63-391, 63-403, 64-297, 64-386, 

64-389, 64-413, 64-483, 64-506, 64-544, 

64-545, 64-551, 64-572, 64-582, 64-608, 

64-659, 64-682, 64-765, 64-772, 64-777, 
64-984, 64-1004, 64-1010, 64-1017, 
64-1065, 64-1101, 65-692 

see also U. S. —Army— Officers' military 
and personal papers 

ORDNANCE. 64-325 

Confederate side. 63-61, 63-403, 64-428, 
64-623, 64-1288 

PAINTINGS. 65-93 

PARDONS and paroles see Civil War -Prison- 
ers and prisons— Pardons and paroles 

PASSES. 64-1228 

PAY, allowances, etc. see Pay, allowances, 
etc. under U. S. —Army 

PEACE Conference, 1861. 65-905 

PEACE overtures. 64-1329 

PENSIONS. 63-57, 64-410, 64-609, 64-857, 
65-297, 65-1319, 65-1440 

PHYSICIANS see Civil War— Medical affairs 

POLITICS. 63-57, 63-58, 63-97, 63-405, 
64-154, 64-222, 64-275, 64-1179, 64-1435, 
65-370, 65-992 

PRISONERS and prisons. 64-243, 64-973, 
64-1329, 65-659 

Confederate. 63-62, 63-128, 63-136, 
63-403, 64-448, 154-576, 64-1226, 
65-346, 65-743, 65-875, 65-1856 

Pardons and paroles. 63-95, 64-243, 
64-659, 64-757 

By place 

In Delaware. 64-448, 64-1329, 65-734, 
65-966 

In Georgia. 64-448 

In Illinois. 65-874 
In Indiana. 65-875 
In Maryland. 64-218 



CIVIL WAR 
PRISONERS and prisons (Continued) 

In Ma s s ac h usetts. 64-651 

In Michigan. 65-603 

In New York. 64-651 

In Ohio. 63-136, 64-57, 64-659, 65-1016 

In Ship Island in Gulf of Mexico. 64-613 

In South Carolina. 64-448 

In Virginia. 65-869, 65-885, 65-1382 

PUBLIC opinion 

see also Civil War— Foreign public opinion 

California. 64-263, 64-541 

New York. 64-1105 

Pennsylvania. 64-1146 

QUARTERMASTER service see Civil War- 
Supplies (Army) 

RECRUITING, enlistment, etc 63-329, 
64-1434 

Confederate. 64-610, 65-895 

Kansas. 65-172 

REGIMENTS see official name under State or 
government, e.g. New York— Infantry— 9th 
Regt. , 1861-1863; U. S. -Army-Artillery- 
5th 



64-1096, 64-1195, 



REGISTERS, lists, etc. 
65-689 

Confederate. 64-229 



see also material under names of armies, 
military units, and States, e.g. Tennes- 
see—Infantry 

RELIGIOUS affairs see Civil War— Churches 
and religious affairs; United States Sanitary 
Commission 

REMINISCENCES see_ Civil War— History- 
Reminiscences 

SALARIES see Pay, -allowances, etc, under 
U. S. — Army 

SOCIAL work see Civil War— Charitable work- 
Civil War— Women's war work 

SOCIETIES. 64-146 

see also Veterans' organizations; and 
names of societies 

SOLDIERS aid see Civil War— Charitable 
work— Soldiers aid 

SOLDIERS from 

Here are entered general references to 
participants from specified locations. In- 
cluded here are general letters, reports, 
military papers, and the like, of soldiers 
and military units from or organized under 
States. See also appropriate subdivisions 
under names of States, e. g. Mighigan— 
Civil War; Michigan— Infantry— 4th Regiment 

Alabama. 63-332, 64-479, 64-577, 64-662, 
65-1864 

Colorado. 65-1767 

Connecticut. 63-322, 64-57, 65-1070 

Delaware. 63-327, 64-210 

Georgia. 63-144, 64-221, 64-232, 64-403, 
64-493, 64-623, 65-1863, 65-1866, 
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CIVIL WAR 
SOLDIERS from (Continued) 

Illinois. 64-110, 64-245, 64-246, 64-1481 
65-1442 

Indiana. 63-350, 65-224 

Iowa. 64-1380, 64-1545, 65-1185 

Kansas. 65-172 

Louisiana. 64-480, 64-1094, 64-1208 

Maine. 63-395, 63-408 

Massachusetts. 64-15, 64-57, 65-1073 

Michigan. 64-1422, 64-1440, 64-1446, 
64-1461, 64-1477, 64-1492, 64-1493, 
64-1504, 65-252, 65-257, 65-288, 65-293, 
65-297, 65-299, 65-314, 65-427, 65-432 
65-435; 65-441, 65-456, 65-468, 65-473 
65-493, 65-514, 65-518, 65-549, 65-550, 
65-552, 65-563, 65-565, 65-571, 65-576, 
65-624, 65-625, 65-626, 65-632, 65-634 
65-658, 65-661, 65-1326, 65-1349, 
65-1382 



63-234 

Mississippi. 63-143, 64-480, 64-1085 

Missouri. 64-414 

Nebraska. 65-1460, 65-1465, 65-1510 

New York. 64-763, 64-804, 64-939, 
65-339, 65-746, 65-1453, 65-1521, 
65-1861 

North Carolina. 64-378, 64-423, 64-442 
64-492, 64-503, 64-504, 64-548, 64-563, 
64-621, 64-983, 64-1016, 64-1085, 
64-1127, 64-1529, 64-1530, 65-721 
65-725 

North Dakota. 65-786 

Ohio. 63-179, 63-183 

Pennsylvania. 64-1151, 64-1378 

Rhode Island. 64-644 

South Carolina. 63-43, 63-113, 63-279, 
63-303, 63-306, 64-415, 64-449, 64-1085 
64-1128, 65-722, 65-1532, 65-1865 

Tennessee. 64-1085, 64-1180, 64-1182, 
64-1307, 65-874, 65-877 

Texas. 65-1855 

Vermont. 64-793 

Virginia. 64-571, 64-661, 64-1085, 
65-980, 65-1016 , 65-1882 

SONGS see Civil War -Music and songs 

SOUTHERN Unionists see Southern Unionists 

SPEECHES see Civil War— History— Miscel- 
lany 

SUPPLIES (Army) 63-197, 63-348, 65-172, 
65-950, 65-1039, 65-1394 

see also appropriate headings under U. S. — 
Army 

Confederate. 63-61, 63-295, 63-403, 
64-423, 64-514, 64-1021, 65-742 

see also appropriate headings under 
Confederate States of America— Army 

SURGEONS see Civil War— Medical affairs 
TELEGRAPH and telegrams. 65-897, 65-1128 
TRADE see Civil War— Economic conditions 
TRAINING see Civil War— Military training 



CIVIL WAR 
TRANSPORTATION. 65-172 
TRUMPETERS. 65-339 
UNIFORMS. 65-184 
VETERANS see Veterans 

VETERANS* organizations see Veterans' 
organizations; and names of organizations 

WOMEN'S war work. 63-318, 64-146, 64-944 
64-952, 64-1466, 65-737 

End of entries for 
CIVIL WAR 

CIVIL war in Spain see Spain-Civil War 
1936-1939 ' 

CIVIL Works Administration, U. S. see 

U. S. —Federal Civil Works Administration 
CIVILIAN Conservation Corps. 65-38 

CIVILIAN Control of Atomic Energy, National 
Committee for. 64-32 

CIVILIAN Pilot Training Program, University 
of Chicago. 64-1325 

CIVILIAN Production Administration, US 
65-114 

CIVILIZATION. 64-141 

CLAGETT, Lee P. 64-1233 

CLAIBORN, Daniel. 64-1182 

CLAIBORNE, Annie A. (Maxwell) d, 1902 
64-984 

CLAIBORNE, John Francis Hamtramck. 1809- 
1884. 64-458 

CLAIBORNE, Thomas, 1823-1902. 64-984 

CLAIBORNE, William Charles Cole, 1775- 
1817. 63-363, 65-699 , 65-700 

CLAIBORNE family. 64-458 

Genealogy. 64-1184, 65-882, 65-969 

CLAIMS 

see also Alabama (Ship) -Claims case; 
French spoliation claims 

Arbitration. 64-1577 

Civil War. 63-65, 64-274, 64-369 

Court (U. S.) 64-752 

Indians. 65-1783, 65-1956 

Comanche. 64-752 

Land see Land-Claims; and subdivision 
Land— Legal documents under names of 
places and States 

Litigation. 64-776 

Mexican War, 1845-1848. 64-1007 

Mining see Mines, mining, and mineral 
resources —Claims 

Revolution. 63-97, 64-997, 64-1077 

Loyalists. 65-1528, 65-1666 

see also Loyalists— Confiscation 
of property 

Treasury agent 64-997 

By place 

California. 65-866 



Haiti 

Revolution, 1791-1804. 64-408 

Luxemburg. 65-849 

Mexico. 65-253, 65-904 

Oregon 

Donation Land. 64-711 

Pacific Northwest 65-1155 

Portugal. 64-778 

Spain. 65-253 
CLAIMS Commission, U. S. Indian. 65-1783 
CLANCY, Daniel F. 65-128 
CLAPP, Asa, 1762-1848. 63-335, 64-1585 
CLAPP, Earle Hart. 64-908 
CLAPP, Hugh Elton. 65-1444 
CLAPP family. 63-335 

Genealogy. 64-1585 

CLARENCE, Duke of see William IV, King 
of Great Britain, 1765-1837 

CLARENDON, Lady Katharine (Grimston) 
Villiers, d. 1874. 64-817 

CLARION River Railway. 64-815 
CLARK, Aaron. 64-1590 
CLARK, Addison S. 65-1588 
CLARK, Ammi Bailey. 65-1633 
CLARK, Arthur Watts. 64-1261 
CLARK, Barrett H. 64-1618, 65-1064 
CLARK, Bennett Champ, 1890-1954. 64-328 
CLARK, Blanche Henry. 64-1193 

CLARK, Champ, 1850-1921. 64-257, 64-306 
64-779, 65-1174 

CLARK, Charles R. 64-17 

CLARK, D. Worth. 65-1149 

CLARK, Daniel, 1766-1813. 64-314, 65-699 

CLARK, Davis Wasgatt, 1849-1935. 65-654 

CLARK (E. W. ) and Company. 64-1142 

CLARK, Elizabeth see Anderson, Elizabeth 
(Clark) 

CLARK, George. 65-1941 

CLARK, George B. 65-543 



CLARK, George Rogers, 1752-1818. 
64-314, 65-977 



64-81, 



CLARK, George Rogers Hancock. 64-315 
CLARK, George S. , Jr. 65-246 
CLARK, Henry Love. 64-779 
CLARK, Henry Selby, 1809-1869. 63-96 

CLARK, Irving M., 1882-1960. 64-1261 
65-1035 ' 

CLARK, James Beauchamp see Clark, Champ 
1850-1921 



CLARK, James L. 
CLARK, James M. 



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CLARK, John Bates, 1847-1938. 64-1351 
CLARK, John Davidson, 1884- 65-100 

CLARK, JohnO'FaUon, 1844-1916, collector. 
64-315 

CLARK, Jonathan, 1750-1811. 65-23 

CLARK, Joseph, d. 1807. 65-1589 

CLARK, Josiah Francis. 65-1070 

CLARK, Landy. 65-1445 

CLARK, Lewis B. 65-1633 

CLARK, Mary Bayard (Devereax) 1827-1886. 
64-985 

CLARK, Mary Sherrerd, d. 193L 65-1589 

CLARK, Paul Henry. 65-947 

CLARK, Peter L 65-1589 

CLARK, Solomon Henry, 1861-1927. 64-68 

CLARK, Thomas Campbell, 1899- 64-773, 
64-1483. 65-168, 65-1422 

CLARK, Walter. 64-631 

CLARK, William, 1770-1838. 64-186, 64-268, 
64-314, 64-315, 64-343, 65-1811 

CLARK, William, 1795-1879. »65-2S 
CLARK, William Patterson, d, 1857. 65-1589 
CLARK & CaldweU. 65-1526 
CLARK Co. , Wash 

Personal papers. 65-1047 

CLARK, Dodge and Company, New York City. 
64-1142 

CLARK family. 64-314, 64-315, 64-424, 
64-1118, 65-436, 65-977, 65-1588, 65-1589 

Genealogy. 84-820 
CLARK University, Worcester, Mass. 

Faculty members' papers. 65-369 

CLARKE, Adam, 1760 7-1B32. 64-69 

CLARKE, Henri Jacques Guillaume, due de 
Feltre see Feltre, Henri Jacques Guillaume 
Clarke, due de, 1765-1818 

CLARKE, James N. 65-1439 

CLARKE, Louis. 65-816 

CLARKE,. Phillip M. , 1889-1963. 64-3 

CLARKE, Powhatan H. , 1863-1893. 64-319 

CLARKE, Powhatan H. , 1893-1920. 64-319 

CLARKE, Richard. 64-768 

CLARKE, William J. , 1819-1886. 64-985 

CLARKE Co. , Ala. 

Letters from. 64-1006 
CLARKE Co. , Ark. 64-800 
CLARKE family. 64-319, 64-985 
CLARKE-McNaxy act, 1924. 64-908 
CLARKSON, Catherine (Buck) 65-1083 

CLARKSON, Thomas, 1760-1846. 63-55, 
65-1083 



CLARKSON, William, 1865-1934. 65-1761 
CLARKSVILLE, Ga. 

Letters from. 64-502 

Rice plantation. 64-407 
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 64-975 

Colleges and universities. 64-1201 

Family papers. 64-1180 

CLASSICAL archeology see Archeology- 
Classical 

CLASSICAL literature. 65-334 
Teachers and teaching. 65-1990 

CLASSICAL philology 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1258 

CLASSICS 

see also Greek language and literature; 
Latin poetry; and headings beginning 
with the word Classical 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1929 
CLASSIFICATION of books. 64-101 
CLAUDIN, A. 64-523 
CLAUSELLE family 

Genealogy. 65-967 
CLAVICLE 

Surgery. 63-318 
CLAWSON, C. D. 64-833 
CLAWSON, M. S. 64-833 

CLAXTON, Philander Priestley, 1862-1957. 
64-1201. 65-1821 

CLAY, Augusta A. 64-537 
CLAY, CaUie. 65-876 

CLAY, Cassius Marcellus, 1810-1903. 
64-282, 64-1383. 65-22 

CLAY Henry, 1777-1852. 63-189. 63-336 , 
63-362, 64-63, 64-186, 64-407, 64-510, 
64-1383, 64-1584, 65-679, 65-870, 65-905 

Autographs. 63-301 

Funeral. 64-333 
CLAY, MaryBarr. 65-22 
CLAY, Mary Jane (Warfleld) 65-22 
CLAY Center, Neb. 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-1453 

CLAY Co. , Mo. 

Letters received in. 64-414 
CLAY family 

Genealogy. 65-967 
CLAYTON, Anna (Cotton) b. 1820. 65-821 
CLAYTON, John, 1819-188L 65-821 
CLAYTON, Joshua Elliot. 65-1798 
CLAYTON, NephiW. 65-1127 



CLAYTON, Ralph. 64-290 

CLAYTON, Sarah (Medford) 1786-1849. 
65-821 

CLAYTON, William, 1814-1879. 65-1127 

CLAYTON, William Lockhart, 1880- 64-253, 
64-895,65-463 

CLAYTON and Jonasson, Salt Lake City, Utah. 
65-1127 

CLAYTON family. 64-290, 65-821 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
CLAYTON, Ga. 

Land. 65-846 
CLEARING houses. 65-1546 
CLEARY, Owen J., 1900-1960. 64-1484 

CLEAVELAND, John Paine, 1799-1873. 
64-1485 , 65-231, 65-599 

CLEAVELAND, Nehemiah, 1760-1837. 
•65-2001 

CLEGHORN, Sarah Norcliffe, 1876-1959. 
64-791 

CLELAND, Thomas Horace. 65-23 

CLE LAND, Thomas Maitland, 1880- 64-491 

CLELLAND, McKenzie, 1860-1924. 64-184 

CLEMENS, Cyril, 1902- 64-316 . 65-1195 

CLEMENS, Elizabeth Brown (MuUanphy) 
1812-1853. 64-317 

CLEMENS, James, 1791-1878. 64-317 

CLEMENS, Jeremiah, of Kentucky. 64-317 

CLEMENS, Jeremiah, 1814-1865. 64-1293 

CLEMENS, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 

As correspondent, 63-401, 64-316, 64-767, 
65-686, 65-1185, 65-1874 

Autographs. 64-63 

Relating to. 65-224, 65-1172 

CLEMENS family. 64-317 

CLEMENT attachment for yarn manufacturing. 
64-1112 

CLEMENTS, Earle C. 65-173 

CLEMENTS, James. 64-1500, 65-585 

CLEMENTS, William Lawrence, 1861-1934. 
64-1455, 64-1474, 64-1515, 65-224, 
65-332, 65-335, 65-345, 65-531, 85-547, 
65-585 

CLEMENTS Library, University of Michigan. 
65-191 

CLEMONS, Alfred. 64-849 
CLEMONS, Mary C. 64-317 
CLENDENDI, D. 63-399 

CLENDENING family 

Genealogy. 65-877 
CLENDINEN family 

Genealogy. 64-1307 
CLERC, Laurent, 1785-1869. 64-1289 



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CLERGY. 65-1644 

see also Churches and church affairs - 
Rabbis ' 

Communist sympathies. 64-1163 

Indians. 64-199 

Relief to widows and orphans of the. 65-850 

By place 

Great Britain. 64-62 

Michigan. 65-1350 

CLERGYMEN'S papers, 1796-1961 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1350 

CLERMONT Co. , Ohio. 63-191 

CLEVELAND, Charles Monroe, 1836-1895 
64-1486 

CLEVELAND, Elijah, 1795-1883. 64-789 
CLEVELAND, Frances (Folsom) 63-376 
CLEVELAND, Frederick A. 65-1308 
CLEVELAND, George H. 65-1365 

CLEVELAND, Grover, Pres. U. S., 1837- 
1908. 63-95, 64-63, 64-1319 

Administration of. 63-376, 63-377 
64-764 

As correspondent 63-350, 64-764 
64-767, 64-783, 64-1500, 65-162, 
65-519, 65-565, 65-607, 65-930, 
65-1330, 65-1395 

Autographs. 63-314, 65-59 

CLEVELAND Cloth Mills, Shelby N C 
65-720 

CLEVELAND Co. , N. C. 

Letters received in. 64-676 

CLEVELAND, Ohio 



Family and personal papers. 64-1214 
64-1540 ' 

Land. 64-1286 

Military service in. 63-355 

Superintendent of Public Instruction (Draner) 
65-1918 ^ ; 

Telephone companies. 64-942 
Tifereth Israel Congregation. 65-1724 
Western Reserve University 

Students. 64-952 
Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 
CLEVELAND, Tenn. 
Civil War 

Military service in. 64-243 
CLEVEN, Nels A. N. 64-1403 

CLEWS, Elsie Worthington see Parsons, Elsie 
Worthington (Clews) 1875-1941 

CLEWS, Henry. 63-246 

CUBBORN, Joshua. 64-1563 

CLICK family. 64-459 

CLIFFORD, Nathan, 1803-1881. 64-890 



CLIFTON Grove, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-673 

CLIFTON Women's Club, Clifton, Neb. 
65-1408 

CLIMATE see Meteorology (Climate, weather, 

CLINE, Daisy J. 64-318 
CLINE, Earl. 65-1507 
CLINE, Frederick A. 64-318 
CLINE family. 64-318 
CLINGMAN, Jacob. 64-460 
CLINGMAN, Jane (Poindexter) 64-460 

CLINGMAN, Thomas Lanier, 1812-1897 
64-460, 64-461 

CLINTON, DeWltt, 1769-1828. 63-220 
63-366, 64-873 ' 

CLINTON Avenue Mission of Memorial Church 
Detroit, Mich. 65-232 ' 

CLINTON, Mich. 

Description. 65-593 

CLINTON, N. Y. 

Hamilton College see Hamilton Colleee 
Clinton, N. Y. ' 

CLIPPER ships see Ships 

CLISE, Charles E. 65-1048 

CLOCKS and watches 

Manufacture 

Illinois. 64-111 

Sales. 65-187 
CLOSE, Sir Barry, bart. , 1756-1813. 63-39 
CLOSED shop. 64-1264 



CLOTH weaving see Textile industry and 
trade; Weavers and weaving 

CLOTHING 
Trade 

see also Tailors 

Labor relations. 64-105 

Michigan. 65-589 

CLOVERDALE Furnace, Botetourt Co Va 
64-1248 

CLOVERDALE Seminary, Dickson Co. Tenn. 
65-875 

CLOVERDALE, Tenn. 

Schools. 65-875 

CLOWRY, Robert Charles, 1838-1925 
65-897 

CLUBB, Anne B. (Henderson) 64-1487 

CLUBB, Henry Stephen, 1827-1921. 64-1487 

CLUBS. 65-864 

see also Societies; Women's organizations; 

and type of club, e. g. Boys' clubs; 

Garden clubs; and Whist clubs 
Canal Zone. 65-1827 
Iowa. 65-170 



Louisiana. 64-1125 

Michigan. 65-214, 65-270, 65-275, 65-648 
65-1367, 65-1375, 65-1385 

Minnesota. 63-241 
Missouri. 64-320 
Nebraska. 65-1414 
New York. 64-921 
New York City. 65-1059 
North Carolina. 64-1074 
North Dakota. 65-791 
South Carolina. 63-311 
Southern States. 63-50 
Virginia. 64-1233, 65-960 
Washington, D. C. 65-566 

CL 6 J 5 C -10« aCkR ' M " 1269 ' M-"W, 65-1054, 



CLUFF, Benjamin, b. 1858. 65-1791 
CLUTE, Lemuel. 64-1500 
CLYDE, Ethel. 64-1362 
CLYDE, Ralph C. 64-1269 
CLYDE, William P. 63-402 
CLYDE Steamship Company. 65-175 

Traffic Dept 64-1390 
CLYMER, George, 1739-1813. 64-1150 
CLYMER, Henry, 1767-1830. 64-1150 
C( «M590 Ge0Fge Wa8U, * t0n . 1814-1893. 
COAL age (Periodical) 65-27 
COAL industry and trade. 65-27 

Labor problems see Coalmines, mining 

and mineral resources-Labor problems 
Arizona. 64-5 
Michigan. 65-207, 65-569 
New England. 65-1554 
Oklahoma. 63-267 
Pennsylvania. 64-1147, 65-1554, 
Utah. 65-1791 

COAL lands see Coal mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

COAL mines, mining, and mineral resources 
65-75, 65-951 ««■«■. 

Labor problems. 63-267 

Canada. 65-1046 

Colorado. 65-1783 

Great Britain. 64-43 

Kentucky. 64-962 

New Jersey. 65-1683 
North Carolina. 64-568 
Oklahoma. 63-267, 63-269 
Oregon. 65-1513 
Pacific coast. 65-1045 
PrihUof Islands. 64-705 



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COAL mines, mining, and mineral resources 
(Continued) 

Washington. 65-1038, 65-1046 

West Virginia. 64-962, 65-1032 

COAL strikes see Coal mines, mining, and 
mineral resources — Labor problems 

COALTER, Frances Bland. 65-1010 

COALTER, St. George Tucker. 64-1241 

COALTER family. 65-1010 

COAST and Geodetic Survey, U. S. see 
U. S. —Coast and Geodetic Surrey 

COASTS 

Defense. 63-397, 64-506 

Surveys 

Massachusetts. 64-1556 

COASTWISE shipping see Shipping; and sub- 
division Shipping under names of coasts or 
names of countries or States bordering 
coasts 

COATES, Elmer Ruan, 1831-1889. 65-822 
COATES, Samuel, 1784-1830. 65-1702 
COATS of arms see Heraldry 
COATSWORTH, Elizabeth. 64-150 
COATZACOALCOS, Mexico. 64-1213 

COBB, Elizabeth Green see Whitfield, 
Elizabeth Green (CobbT" 

COBB, Howell, 1772-1818. 54-1032 

COBB, Howell, 1815-1868. 63-96, 64-407, 
64-765, 65-925, 65-1858 

COBB, Irvin Shrewsbury, 1876-1944. 65-173 

COBB, JohnW. 64-370 

COBB, Leander. 63-35 

COBB (Lucy) Institute, Athens, Ga. 64-226 

COBB, Margaret. 65-872 

COBB, Martha Jacquelin (Rootes) see Jackson, 
Martha Jacquelin (Rootes) Cobb, b. 1786 

COBB, Mary Ann Lamar. 64-1032 

COBB, Oliver. 63-35 

COBB, Samuel C. 64-1400 

COBB, Sarah Rootes. 64-1032 

COBB, Thomas Reed Rootes, 1823-1862. 

63-61 
COBB, Thomas W. 64-1032 
COBB family. 64-1032 
COBBETT, William, 1763-1835. 65-1591 
COBBETT family. 65-1591 
COBBLERS see Shoe industry and trade 
COBBS, Nicholas Hamner. 65-1007 

COBDEN, Richard, 1804-1865. 63-55, 

64-63 
COBLENTZ, Catherine Cate. 63-378 

COCHISE Co. , Ariz. 

History, notes, etc 65-1781 



COCHRAN, Aileen (Gantt) 65-1446 

COCHRAN, Atlas. 64-368 

COCHRAN, Charles Burnham, 1766-1833. 
63-291 

COCHRAN, John, 1841-1876. 64-208 

COCHRAN, John P. , 1809-1898. 64-208 

COCHRAN, Mary see Pool, Mary (Cochran) 

COCHRAN, Robert, 1735-1824. 63-291 

COCHRAN, Robert LeRoy, 1886-1963. 
65-1446 , 65-1483 

COCHRAN, William A., 1872- 64-368 

COCHRAN family. 64-208 

Genealogy. 65-1446 

COCHRANE (Andrew) & Company, Glasgow, 
Scot. 65-961 

COCHRANE, Thomas E. 65-899 

COCHRANE-BAILLIE, Charles Wallace 
Alexander Napier, baron Lamington see 
Lamington, Charles Wallace Alexander 
Napier Cochrane-Baillie, baron, 1860-1940 

COCKE, Elizabeth (Ruffin) 64-462 

COCKE, Harrison Henry, 1794-1873. 64-462 

COCKE, John Hartwell, 1780-1866. 63-145, 

63-345 
COCKE, Philip Charles, 1879-1949. 64-463 

COCKE, T. L. P. 64-800 

COCKER Spaniel Breeders Club of New England. 

64-1297 
COCKERELL, Sir Sydney Carlyle, 1867-1962. 

65-7 

COCKS, Isabella Caroline Somers see 

Somerset, Lady Isabella CarolineTSomers- 
Cocks) 1851-1921 

COCONUT industry and trade 

Philippine Islands. 65-662 

CODALLOS y Rabal, Joaquin. 65-1165 

CODE, Grant Hyde. 64-150 

CODES and ciphers see Cryptography 

CODY, Hiram Sedgewick. 64-1488 

CODY, William Frederick, 1846-1917. 
64-783, 65-1499, 65-1794 

COELHO de Sousa, Arthur. 64-697 

COERR, Rutherford Lee. 65-1592 

COFFEE, Alexander Donelson, b. 1822. 
64-464 

COFFEE, Anne. 64-464 

COFFEE, Harry B. 65-1446 

COFFEE, John, 1772-1833. 63-363, 64-464 

COFFEE, John Main, 1897- 64-1262, 
64-1269, 64-1272, 65-1055, 65-1057 

COFFEE trade. 65-180 

COFFIELD, David. 64-465 

COFFIELD, JohnW. 64-465 



COFFIELD, Spier W. 64-465 

COFFIELD family. 64-465 

COFFIN, Amory. 63-314 

COFFIN, Ebenezer, 1765-1816. 63-313 

COFFIN, Howard E. 65-567 

COFFIN, James H. 64-1556 

COFFIN, Lucretia see Mott, Lucretia 
(Coffin) 1793-1880 

COFFIN, Owen Vincent, 1836-1921. 65-1212 

COFFIN, Robert Peter Tristram, 1892-1955. 
64-150, 65-1851 

COFFIN, Thomas Aston. 63-313 

COFFIN, Trenmor, 1848-1904. 65-1991 

COFFIN family. 65-1991 

COFFDJG, Marcia see HoUey, Marcia (Coffing) 

COFFMAN, Lotus Delta, 1875-1938. 64-1271 

COGSWELL, John B. 64-1218 

COHEN, Alfred A. 65-856 

COHEN, Benjamin. 65-51, 65-52, 65-64 

COHEN, Gratz. 64-466 

COHEN (Louis) and Company, Charleston, S. C. 
63-281 

COHEN, Miriam Gratz Moses. 64-466 

COHEN, Solomon. 64-466 

COIN'S financial school (Publication) 64-1301 

COIT, Thomas Winthrop, 1803-1835. 65-92 

COKE, Thomas, Bp., 1747-1814. 65-697 

COKER, Francis Marion, 1827-1905. 64-222 

COKER, Sarah (Sallie) Alice Reid Johnson, 
1836-1916. 64-222 

COLBY, Bainbridge, 1869-1950. 64-778 

COLBY, Clara D. 65-1452 

COLCHESTER, Conn, 

Churches and religious affairs 
Congregational. 63-81 

Personal and business papers. 64-189 

COLCHESTER, Eng. 

Monthly Meeting, Society of Friends. 
65-156 

COLD Harbor, Va. , Battle of, 1864. 63-395 

COLD storage 

Kansas. 65-171 
COLDWATER, Mich. 

Cemetery epitaphs. 65-501 

Law practice. 65-468 

State Home and Training School see 
Michigan-^State Home and Training 
School, Coldwater (formerly State School 
for Dependent Children) 

COLE, Alson. 65-1487 
COLE, Charles C. 64-1500 



301 



. COLE, Cornelius, 1822-1924. 65-857 
COLE, Eliza Lavalette (Dupuy) 65-964 
COLE, Fay-Cooper, 1881- 64-1522 
COLE, James C. , d. 1864. 64-467 
COLE, Martha Knapp, 1831-190L 64-1489 
COLE, Mary Catharine, 17W-1B62. 64-467 
COLE, Mary Catharine, d. 1909. 64-467 
COLE, Miner T., 1839-1911. 65-1366 
COLE, Nellie W. 65-1447 
COLE, Samuel Parker. 65-1365 

COLE, Timothy, 1852-1931. 63-393, 64-491 

COLE, Whitefoord. 65-884 

COLE, William. 64-284 

COLE family. 64-467 

COLEGROVE, Kenneth. 65-1917 

COLEMAN, Chapman, d. 185a 65-26 

COLEMAN, Hiram. 65-1355 

COLEMAN, Joseph. 64-751 

COLEMAN, William H. , of Clarke Co Ark. 
64-800 

COLEMAN family 

Genealogy. 64-1528 

COLEMAN-Fulton Pasture Company. 64-748 

COLENSO, John William, Bp., 1814-1883 
63-250 

COLERIDGE, Derwent 64-957 

COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834. 
63-52, 64-795, 64-957 

COLES, Bertha Horstmann (Lipplncott) 1880- 
1963. 65-829 

COLES, Edward, 1786-1868. 64-1328 

COLES, Isaac A. , 1747-1813. 64-1328 

COLFAX, Schuyler, 1823-1885. 64-1559 
65-1999 — 

As correspondent 63-340, 63-374 63-398 
64-734, 64-1220, 65-162 65-178, 65-246 
65-255, 65-907, 65-910 

COLGROVE family 

Genealogy. 65-514 
COLHOUN, Floride (Bonneau) 64-468 
COLHOUN, James Edward. 64-468 
COLHOUN, John Ewing, Jr. 64-468 
COLHOUN, John Ewing, 1750-1802. 64-468 
COLISEUM (Ship) 64-1215 
COLLARBONE see Clavicle 
COLLECTION of debts see Debt collection 
COLLECTIVE security. 64-177 

COLLECTIVE settlements see Communities 
Cooperative ^^ "' 

:OLLECTOR of the port see Customs service 

COLLECTORS and collecting. 64-491, 65-834 



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COLLECTORS of customs see Customs ser- 
vice 

COLLEGE Hill, Ky. 

Ayres Academy. 64-965 

COLLEGE of Charleston, Charleston S. C 
64-1552 

Class of 1870. 63-291 
COLLEGE of Liberia, Monrovia. 64-73 

COLLEGE of Physicians and Surgeons New 
York City. 65-1948 ' 

"wJSo**" Ja, " eS ' =*««»■». Md. 

^r^J? ~ e Qty « New Y «k see New 
York City-City College 

COLLEGE of William and Mary see William 
and Mary College, WilliamsburgT Va. 

COLLEGE presidents see Colleges and 
universities-Presidents; names of presi- 
dents, and names of colleges and universi- 
ties subdivided by President, e. g. 
Harvard University-Presidents 

COLLEGE Station, Tex. 

Agricultural and Mechanical College of 
Texas. 64-895 

COLLEGE View, Neb. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Seventh Day Adventtst 65-1474 

Union College. 65-1505 

CO B^S^ S ^ d .^i VerSittes - 64-1031, 65-165, 
65-209, 65-1068, 65-1194, 65-1395 

seealso Agricultural colleges; Education- 
Higher; Law schools; Teachers' colleges- 
Technical schools; Schools; and names of 
colleges and universities 

64-1324, 65-1922, 65-1929 

65-537, 



Administration. 



Architecture and buildings 
65-1926 



Association of Business Officers. 64-1471 

Athletics and sports. 64-832, 64-853 
64-1423, 65-357, 65-536, 65-579 ' 
65-1342, 65-1371 

Football. 65-503, 65-517, 65-1941 

Centennials. 64-2, 64-1484 

Currency issues during Civil War. 64-286 

Debating societies. 65-322 

Drama. 65-1396 

Exa min a ti on questions. 64-796 

Extension service. 64-826, 64-867 

Rnance. 64-1480, 65-396 

Football see CoUeges and universities— 
Athletics and sports— Football 

Fraternities see Fraternities and sororities 

Fundraising 

Illinois. 64-102, 64-126, 64-1488 
Michigan. 64-1415, 64-1468, 65-1371 

Graduate study. 64-1635, 65-1068, 65-1306 

Housing. 65-368 



Infirmaries 

New York. 64-854 

Journalism. 65-1926 

Libraries see Libraries-College and 
university 

Lutheran. 63-27 

Methodist 64-966 

Physical education and training. 65-1273 

Presidents. 64-93, 65-446 

see also names of presidents and names 
of colleges and universities subdivided 
by President, e. g. , Harvard Univer- 
sity—Presidents 

Presses see University presses 

Religion. 64-93, 64-1442 

Scientists. 64-30 

Societies. 65-1496 

Sports see Colleges and universities— 
Athletics and sports 

Treasurers. 65-88 

By place (except United States) 
Argentina. 64-187 
Austria. 64-71 
Brazil. 64-187 
England. 63-54, 63-207 
Germany. 64-71 
Japan. 65-1719 
Liberia. 64-73 
Philippine Islands. 64-1417 

By States 
Alabama. 63-27, 65-884 

see also Alabama— University 
(Tuscaloosa) 

Alaska. 64-686 

^fCsdnT ^^-^ersity 

California. 64-840, 65-2011 

see also California— University 
(Berkeley) 

Connecticut 64-837 

seealso_ Yale University 

Delaware see Delaware— University 
(Dover) ' 

Florida. 65-843 

Georgia. 63-409, 64-1164, 65-876 
■ see "J* . Georgia-University (Athens) 

m 1^65; 6 ti? 5 l9 64 - 252 ' 64 - 923 ' M -» 29 ' 

see also Chicago, 111. -University; 
Illinois— University (Urbana) 

Iowa. 64-962 

see also Iowa— University (Iowa City) 
Kansas see Kansas— University (Lawrence) 



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COLLEGES and universities (Continued) 

Louisiana. 64-840 

Maine. 65-1094 

Maryland. 65-1590 

see also Johns Hopkins University, 
Baltimore, Md. 

Massachusetts. 64-14, 64-21, 64-1462 
see also Harvard University 

Michigan^ 64-1425, 64-1470, 64-1478, 
64-1485, 64-1513, 65-164, 65-298, 
65-384, 65-446, 65-460, 65-549, 65-635, 
65-1351, 65-1353 

see also Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, 
Mich. ; Michigan— State University, 
East Lansing; Michigan — University 
(Ann Arbor) 

Minnesota see Minnesota— University 
(Minneapolis) 

Mississippi. 63-27 

see also Mississippi— University 
(Oxford) 

Missouri. 64-269, 64-278, 64-281, 64-282, 
65-681 

see also Missouri — University 
(Columbia) 

Nebraska. 65-1445, 65-1457, 65-1480, 
65-1505 

New Hampshire. 65-1036 

New Jersey see Princeton University; 

Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J. 

New York. 64-353, 64-778, 64-936, 
65-432, 65-655, 65-1098, 65-1840 

see also Cornell University, Ithaca, 
N. Y.; Syracuse University 

New York City. 63-13, 64-454, 64-962, 
64-1640, 65-1201, 65-1590 

see also Columbia University, New York 
City 

North Carolina. 63-20, 63-27, 63-80, 
64-392, 64-606, 64-1014, 64-1538 

see also Duke University, Durham, 
N. C; North Carolina— University 
(Chapel Hill) 

Ohio. 63-177, 63-180, 63-183, 63-184, 
63-255, 65-224, 65-318, 65-648, 65-1719 

Oregon see Oregon— University (Eugene) 

Pennsylvania. 64-1156, 65-432 

see also Philadelphia, Pa. — University 
of Pennsylvania 

Rhode Island. 65-1980 

South Carolina. 63-291, 63-318, 64-1552, 
65-918, 65-1867, 65-1884 

see also Furman University, Greenville, 

sTcT 

Tennessee. 64-1041, 64-1172, 64-1199, 
64-1201, 64-1384, 65-476 

see also Sewanee, Tenn. —University of 
the South 

Texas. 64-759, 65-3, 65-802 
Utah. 64-840 



Vermont 64-1413, 64-1425 

Virginia. 63-78, 63-125, 64-398, 64-512, 
64-1045, 64-1228, 65-996, 65-1012 

see also Virginia— University 

{Charlottesville); Washington and Lee 
University, Lexington, Va. ; William 
and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. 

Washington. 64-214, 64-1255, 64-1271, 
65-1040 

Washington, D. C. 64-627, 64-884, 
64-971, 65-900, 65-1884 

West Virginia, 64-248 

Wisconsin see Wisconsin — University 
(Madison] - 

COLLEGIATE Church of Notre Dame de 
Lamballe, France. 64-166 

COLLES, William Morris, 1855-1926. 65-10 

COLLETON Co., S. C. 

Plats of land. 63-312 

COLLETT, John. 64-100 

COLLIER, Benjamin Anderson. 64-1176 

COLLIER, Charles Bell, 1871-ca. 1895. 
64-1176 

COLLIER, Christopher Columbus, 1826-ca. 
1895. 64-1176 

COLLIER, Henry Clements. 64-1176 

COLLIER, John, 1884- 65-944 

COLLIER, John C. 64-1176 

COLLIER, William Clements, 1818-1899. 
64-1176 

COLLIER, William Wallace. 65-664 
COLLIER family. 64-1176 
COLLIER- Fraxier Inquisition. 65-944 
COLLIERS (Periodical) 64-1596 

Correspondence. 64-684 
COLLEERVILLE, Tenn. 
Civil War. 64-246 
COLLINS, Anne M. 65-958 
* COLLINS, Daniel. 65-779 
COLLINS, J. Lawton. 64-1622 
COLLINS, James. 65-1151 

COLLINS, Jean see Kerr, Jean (Collins) 
1925- 

COLLINS, Joel. 63-184 

COLLINS, Judson Dwight, 1821-1852. 65-1350 

COLLINS, Martin, 1826-1908. 64-321 

COLLINS, Mortimer. 64-796 

COLLINS, Richard H. 64-81 

COLLTNS, Thomas R, 1860-1961. 64-321 

COLLINS, Wilkie, 1824-1889. 65-1874 

COLLINS, Wiliiam B. 65-23 

COLLINS, William Wilkie see Collins, Wilkie, 
1824-1889 " 



COLLINS family. 65-1859 
Genealogy. 64-1528 

COLLINS Overland Telegraph Company. 
65-1128 

COLLISIONS at sea. 65-1522 
COLMAN, Dudley. 65-179 

COLMAN, Henry, 1785-1849. 65-179 
COLMAN, Norman J. 64-306 
COLOMBIA 

Cinchona. 65-575 

Commerce and industry. 64-1546 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1335 

Entomology. 65-1689 

Ships. 63-155 
COLONIAL Dames of America. 63-273 

Missouri. 64- 320 

COLONIAL Daughters of the Seventeenth 
Century. 64-320 

COLONIAL period. 63-59, 65-870 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-487 

Virginia. 65-1015 

Courts. 63-59 

Economic conditions. 63-293 

History, notes, etc. 65-1207 

Jews. 65-1730 

Land grants. 64-417 

Military affairs. 64-1526 

Connecticut. 65-1213 

see also French and Indian War, 1755- 
1763; Indian wars; King George's War, 
1744-1748; Loulsburg, Can. —Siege, 
1745 

Naval affairs. 63-221 

Relations with Great Britain. 63-111 

Shipping. 64-943 

Social life. 63-59 

Trade. 63-36, 63-59, 64-85, 65-181 

By place 

Canada. 65-1766 

Connecticut 63-364, 64-190, 64-196, 
64-203 

Georgia. 63-59 

Illinois. 64-1526 

Latin America. 65-1080 

Maryland. 63-59 

Massachusetts. 63-59, 65-161, 65-1318, 
65-1320 

fcfississippi Valley. 64-334 

New Jersey. 65-1606, 65-1625, 65-1687 

New Mexico. 65-1135. 65-1788 

New York. 65-60,65-1512 

North Carolina. 63-59, 64-498, 64-637, 
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COLONIAL period (Continued) 

South Carolina. 63-297, 63-314 

Virginia. 63-102, 64-797 

COLONIAL wars see Colonial period— Military 
affairs 

COLONIES see subdivision Colonies under 
names of countries, e. g. France— Colonies; 
names of specific colonies, e. g. Connecticut 
(Colon;); the heading Colonial period; and the 
subdivision Colonial period under names of 
States 

COLONIZATION 

see also Land— Settlement 

Negroes. 64-1080, 64-1175 

see also American Colonization Society 

In Haiti. 65-723 

Alaska. 63-410, 64-686 

Canada see Red River Settlements 

Central America. 65-1828 

Liberia. 64-751, 64-1175 

Mexico. 63-378 

Panama. 65-1828 

Siberia. 63-410 

Texas. 64-744 
COLONIZATION societies. 64-73 

see also American Colonization Society 
COLONNA,-B. A. 64-1268 
COLOR vision. 65-199 
COLORADO. 65-1767, 65-1783 

Agriculture. 65-1767 

Assault and battery. 65-1189 

Bankruptcy. 65-1189 

Banks and banking. 65-1806 

Census. 63-93 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-1767 
Mormons. 65-1162 
Presbyterian. 65-386 

Coal mines and mining. 65-1783 

Courts 

Miners' . 65-1190 

Drug trade. 65-1189 

Estates. 65-1189 

Fraternal organizations. 65-1189, 65-1190 

Freight and freightage. 64-270 

Geological survey. 65-1783 

Gold mines and mining. 64-892, 65-288 

Gold rushes. 64-1265, 65-293 

Indian raids and massacres. 65-1767 

Irrigation. 65-1767 

Journalism, 65-1470 

Land. 65-1767 

Companies. 65-2009 



Grants. 65-1190 

Settlement. 65-1767 

Transactions. 65-1189, 65-1190 

Law practice. 65-1189 

Livestock. 65-1767 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc.) 
65-1767 

Militia. 65-11B9 

Miners' courts. 65-1190 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
64-944, 65-1190, 65-1767, 65-1806 

Claims. 65-1189 

Engineering. 65-1798 
Pioneer life. 65-1767 
Politics 

Activities In. 65-99 
Prospecting. 64-1265, 65-1767 

Railroads. 65-1125, 65-1156, 65-1187, 
65-1190 

Schools. 65-1767 

Silver mines. 64-270 

Sugar industry and trade. 65-2009 

Trading posts. 65-1121 

Travel and description. 64-280, 64-335, 
65-385 

Travels from. 64-270 

COLORADO Central Railroad. 65-1156 
65-1190 

COLORADO River 

Exploring expeditions. 65-1781, 65-1809 

COLORADO River Compact. 65-944 

COLORADO River Fact Committee of Utah. 
65-944 

COLORADO River Improvement Comoanv 
64-1397 3 

COLORADO Superlntendency of Indian Affairs 
65-1782 

COLORED Knights of Pythias. 64-748 
COLQUHOUN, Walter. 65-961 
COLT, Elias Boudinot. 65-1593 
COLT, Eliza Pintard (Boudinot) 65-1593 
COLT, John. 65-1593 
COLT, Peter, 1744-1824. *65-1593 
COLT, RoswellL., 1779-1856. 64-.1143 
COLT, SamueL 1814-1862. 64-1143 
COLT family. 65-1593, 65-1623 

COLTON, Anna see Clayton, Anna (Colton) 
b. 1820 

COLTON, Walter. 65-865 

The COLTS Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing 
Company. 64-1143 

COLUM, Padralc, 1881- 64-41, 64-150 
64-1338 

COLUMBIA and Puget Sound Railroad. 
65-1045, 65-1046 



COLUMBIA and Saluda Canal in South Carolina. 
63-386 

COLUMBIA Association of Baptist Churches, 
Washington, D. C. 64-1164 

COLUMBIA Basin Inter-agency Committee. 
64-689 

COLUMBIA Basin Irrigation League. 65-1048 

COLUMBIA Basin Loggers, Portland, Or. 
65-1051 

COLUMBIA College, Columbia, Mo. see 
Missouri— University (Columbia) 

COLUMBIA College, New York City gee 
Columbia University, New York City 

COLUMBIA Co. , N. Y. 

Family papers. 64-917 

COLUMBIA Co., Pa, 65-19 

COLUMBIA Fur Company. 65-695 

COLUMBIA Hospital for Women, Washington, 
D. C. 64-583 

COLUMBIA, ni. 

Family papers. 64-244 
COLUMBIA law review. 64-1363 
COLUMBIA, Mo. 

Christian College. 64-269, 64-278 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist;, 64-339 

Colleges and universities. 64-278, 64-282 

University of Missouri see Missouri- 
University (Columbia) 

COLUMBIA Redlvlva (Ship) 65-1766, 65-1782 
COLUMBIA River 

Steamboats. 65-1143 

Transportation companies. 64-702 

COLUMBIA River Transportation Company 
64-702 

COLUMBIA River Valley 
see also Columbia Valley 
Electric power. 65-1044 
Government relations. 64-689 
Irrigation. 65-1046 
Loggers. 65-1051 
COLUMBIA, S. C. 

Banks and banking. 64-455 
Civil War 

Military papers. 65-895 

Military service In. 63-43 
Courts. 65-849 
Family papers. 64-603, 64-615 
Female College 

Students. 65-1867 
Letters from. 64-560 
Personal papers. 64-415, 64-475 



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COLUMBIA, S. C. (Continued) 

Presbyterian Theological Seminary. 64-390 

Textile industry and trade. 64-1037 

University of South Carolina (formerly South 
Carolina College) see South Carolina- 
University (Columbia) 

COLUMBIA, Tenn. 

Personal papers. 65-877 

COLUMBIA University, New York City. 
64-1271 

Class of 1857. 64-1344 

Columbia College 

Dean. 65-1194 

Dept of English and Comparative Literature. 
64-1338 

English Graduate Union. 64-1338 

Faculty members' papers 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-1562 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1357, 
65-594, 65-1192 

20th century. 64-1340, 64-1341, 

64-1343, 64-1350, 64-1352, 64-1358, 
64-1366, 65-68, 65-1194, 65-1199 

Institute of Public Administration see 
Institute of Public Administration, New 
York City 

Lectures. 63-14, 63-411, 64-929 

Libraries 

Engel collection of first editions. 
65-1198 

Oral History Office. 65-1059, 65-1060 

School of Law. 64-1363 
Students 

Notes and notebooks. 
64-1344, 65-1920 

Teachers College 

Students. 64-1572 

Trustees. 63-370 

COLUMBIA Valley Administration (Proposed) 
64-1272, 65-1040 

COLUMBIA, Va. 

Records. 65-1017 

COLUMBIAN College, Washington, D. C. see 
George Washington University, Washington, 
D. C. 

The COLUMBIAN, Olympia, Wash. (News- 
paper) 64-1266 

COLUMBIAN Order see Tammany Society, 
or Columbian Order 

COLUMBINE, D. E. 65-894 
COLUMBUS Co. , N. C. 

Legal cases. 64-1108 
COLUMBUS, Ga. 

Personal papers. 64-201, 64-1133 

Railroads. 64-652 

COLUMBUS (Ga. ) ledger-enquirer (Newspaper) 
64-1163 



64-962, 64-1169, 



COLUMBUS, Ky. 

Civil War 

Military service in. 64-528, 64-1094 

COLUMBUS Memorial Lighthouse, Ciudad 
Trujillo. 64-739 

COLUMBUS, Miss. 

Letters from. 64-1084 
COLUMBUS, Neb. 

Women's organizations. 65-1472 
COLUMBUS, Ohio. 63-259 

Architectural drafting. 64-348 

Battelle Memorial Institute. 64-1174 

Ohio State University see Ohio — State 
University, Columbus 

Personal papers. 64-348 

COLUMNISTS 

Journalism. 65-340 

COLVILLE, Wash. 64-1258 

COLVTN, Fred Herbert, 1867- 65-28 

COMANCHE Indians 

Campaigns against. 65-1165 

Claims against. 64-752 

COMBS, Leslie, 1793-1881. 63-205 

COMEDY. 65-1310 

COMEDY Club, University of Michigan. 
65-453 

COMER, Braxton Bragg, 1848-1927. 64-986 

COMET (Schooner) 64-1392 
COMET (Ship) 65-1622 

COMIC strips. 65-1095, 65-1941 
COMIN, John, 1869-1947. 64-1490 

COMMENTATORS 

Radio. 64-1518 

COMMERCE see Foreign trade; Trade 

COMMERCE City, HI. see Nauvoo, Hi. 

COMMERCE Commission, TJ. S. Interstate. 
64-1402, 64-1500, 65-249, 65-1485 

COMMERCE Dept , U. S. see U. S. —Dept of 
Commerce 

COMMERCIAL attaches 

see also Consular service; Diplomatic 
service; Foreign relations 

Argentina. 64-690 

Mexico. 64-690 

COMMERCIAL law see Corporation law 

COMMISSARIAT see Commissariat, Quarter- 
master, Subsistence, or Supplies under 
names of armies, e. g. Confederate States 
of America— Army— Subsistence Dept ; 
U. S.— Army— Quartermaster Dept 



COMMISSION- 



■ (U. S.) see United 



States followed by names of specific commis- 
sions, e.g. U. S — Commission on- — — 



COMMISSION constJtutioneUe mondiale, 
Congress of the World Movement for 
World Federation. 64-42 

COMMISSION for the Celebration of the Two 
Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of 
George Washington, U. S. 65-713 

COMMISSION for the Study of Moral and Reli- 
gious Influence and Agencies in Higher 
Education. 64-93 

COMMISSION merchants. 64-372, 64-1037, 
64-1065 

Alabama. 63-149 

California. 64-731 

England. 64-1033 

Louisiana. 64-669, 64-682, 64-1033 

Maryland. 64-364, 64-1024, 64-153L 
65-709 

Massachusetts. 64-381, 64-1400 

Missouri. 65-695 

New York. 63-60 

New York City. 64-1068 

North Carolina. 64-364, 64-381 

Pennsylvania. 64-364 

South Carolina. 63-291, 63-309, 64-364 

Southern States. 63-60 

Virginia. 64-364, 64-1084, 64-1531, 
65-709 

COMMISSION of International Jurists, 1920. 
64-778 

COMMISSION on Freedom of the Press. 
64-70, 64-809 

COMMISSION 3 of the Baptist World Alliance. 
64-1157 

COMMISSION to Study the Organization of 
Peace. 63-232, 64-23, 65-1917 

COMMISSIONERS for Enquiring into the Losses 
and Services of the American Loyalists. 
65-1666 

COMMISSIONERS for Foreign Missions, 
American Board of. 65-1831 

COMMISSIONERS of the High Roads of St 
John's Parish, S. C. 65-851 

COMMISSIONS coUectlon, 1720-1904 (Manu- 
script collection) 64-340 

COMMITTEE for Aid to German and Austrian 
Scholars. 64-71 

COMMITTEE for Economic Development 
65-113, 65-149 

COMMITTEE for the Marshall Plan. 65-101 

COMMITTEE for the Nation's Health. 65-103 

COMMITTEE of Fifteen, Chicago, HI. 64-52 

COMMITTEE of International Jurists, 1920. 
64-778 

COMMITTEE on Conservation of Cultural 
Resources. 65-610 

COMMITTEE on Housing Conditions. 64-173 

COMMITTEE on Indian Concerns, Indiana 
Yearly Meeting of Friends. 65-156 

COMMITTEE on Militarism in Education. 
63-232 



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COMMITTEE on Social Thought, University of 
Chicago. 64-142 

COMMITTEE on Women in World Affairs. 
63-232 

COMMITTEE to Clarify the Constitution by 
Amendment. 64-21 

COMMITTEE to Defend America by Aiding the 
Allies. 63-323, 64-1303 

COMMITTEE to Frame a World Constitution. 
64-72, 64-809 

COMMITTEE to Study the Military Assistance 
Program. 65-149 

COMMITTEES on Double Taxation of the Inter- 
national Chamber of Commerce and of the 
League of Nations. 65-1069 

COMMODITY prices see Prices 
COMMODORE Perry (Revenue cutter) 64-784 
COMMODORE Perry (Ship) 64-609 
COMMON cause (Periodical) 64-72 
COMMONS, John Rogers, 1862-1945. 64-1295 

COMMONWEALTH Club, Richmond, Va. 
(formerly Lee Club) 65-960 

COMMUNICABLE diseases see Infectious 
diseases 

COMMUNICATION. 64-938 

see also Cables— Submarine; Telegraph 

COMMUNICATIONS Commission, U. S 

Federal. 64-720, 65-30, 65-138, 65-1060 

COMMUNICATIONS, International. 65-64 
COMMUNISM 

Prevention of spread. 65-117 

COMMUNIST Party of the United States of 
America. 64-1607 

Lincoln, Neb. 65-1507 

Washington. 65-1035 
COMMUNIST sympathizers 

Clergy. 64-1163 
COMMUNITIES, Cooperative 

Connecticut. 65-1215 

Georgia. 64-1196 

Kansas. 64-97 

Michigan. 65-192, 65-364, 65-543, 
65-1332 

Nebraska. 65-1985 

Ohio. 64-97 

Tennessee. 64-1196 
COMMUNITY associations 

Michigan. 65-1334 
COMMUNITY centers 

see also Recreation 

Minnesota. 63-245 

COMMUNITY Chest, Grand Rapids, Mich. 
65-3$2 

COMMUNITY Club of Charleston. 63-311 

COMMUNITY relations. 65-152 



COMO, m. 

Letters to. 64-959 

COMONFOHT, Ignaclo. 65-2013 

COMPAGNIE des Indes. 64-261 

COMPAGNIE nouveUe du canal de Panama. 
65-1826 ««•«. 

COMPAGNIE universeUe du canal inter- 
oceanlque. 65-1826 

COMPANY lav see Corporation law 

COMPANY of Merchants Trading to the South 
Seas see South Sea Company 

COMPANY stores 

New York. 64-876 

Tennessee. 64-657 

COMPARATIVE religion see Religion- 
Comparative 

COMPOSERS. 64-1602, 65-859 

Nebraska. 65-1484 

COMPOSITION curves. 65-1719 

COMPTON, Arthur. 65-1928 

COMPTON, KarL 65-77 

COMPTON, Samuel G. , b. 183L 64-1236 

COMPTON, Wilson M. 64-908 

COMPTROLLER of the Currency. 63-374 , 
65-740 

COMPTROLLER'S Office, U. S. 64-1567 
65-747 

COMPULSORY education. 63- 19 

COMPULSORY military service see Military 
service, Compulsory 

COMPUTERS 

Weather. 64-782 
COMSTOCK, Andrew W. 64-1491 

COMSTOCK, Charles C. , 1818-1900 
65-1366 

COMSTOCK, Cyrus Ballou, 1831-1910. 
65-950 

COMSTOCK, Ethel Martin. 65-1448 

COMSTOCK, George C. 65-1717 

COMSTOCK, Harriet J. 64-1491 

COMSTOCK, John Henry, 1849-1931. 64-947 

COMSTOCK, KirkW. 64-1491 

COMSTOCK, LorinL., 1825-1863. 65-1363 

COMSTOCK, Theodore Bryant, 1849-1915 
64-839 

COMSTOCK, William Alfred, 1877-1949. 

64-1491, 64-1499, 65-340, 65-397, 65-547, 
65-606, 65-1338, 65-1379 

COMSTOCK Lode. 65-1172, 65-1173 

see also Nevada-rMines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

Discovery. 65-1805 

COMSTOCK Pumping Association, San Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 65-1186 



COMTE, Elise. 64-1492 

COMTE, Victor E. , 1833-1864. 64-1492 

CONABLE, George. 64-947 

CONANT, James Bryant, 1893- 64-1622 
65-77, 65-384, 65-434 

CONANT, W. A. 65-1520 

CONCENTRATION camps 

Germany. 65-598 
CONCERTOS (Violin) 64-1322 
CONCERTS 

Programs. 64-840, 64-844, 64-1481 

CONCHA, Fernando de la. 65-1165 

CONCHOLOGY see Shells 

CONCLUSIVE evidence, by Vladimir Nabokov. 
65-921 

CONCORD, Mass. 

Battle, 1775. 65-188 
CONCORD, N. H. 

St Paul's School. 64-1043 
CONCORD, N. C. 

Sun (Newspaper) 64-1022 

CONCORDIA College, Conover, N. C. 63-20 
CONCORDIA Publishing House, St Louis, Mo. 

CONCORDIA Teachers College, Seward, Neb 
63-20 

CONCORDIA Theological Seminary, St Louis 
Mo. 63-24, 64-813 ' 

CONDIT, Aaron M. 65-1594 
CONDIT, Oliver H. 65-1594 
CONDIT family. 66-1594 
CONDON, Edward U. 64-83 
CONDON, Nora. 65-1449 

CONDON, Randall Judson, 1862-1931 
65-1961 

CONDON, William M. , 1865-1920. 65-1449 

CONDON family. 65-1354 

CONDUITS see Aqueducts 

CONELY, Lottie (Langdon) 64-1493 

CONELY, Thomas Jefferson, 1836-1899 
64-1493 

CONES (W. W. ) and Company, Wisner, Neb. 
65-1450 

CONES, William W. 65-1450 

CONES and Pollock, West Point, Neb. 
65-1450 

CONESTOGA, Pa. 

Indian treaties. 63-2 

CONFEDERATE collection I: contemporary 
manuscripts, 1861-65 (Manuscript collection) 
65-1856 



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CONFEDERATE collection II: non-contem- 
porary materials, 1856-1922 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1857 

CONFEDERATE Home College, Charleston, 
S. C. 63-318 

CONFEDERATE Memorial Association. 
64-476 

CONFEDERATE Pension Board, Richmond, Va. 
65-1011 

CONFEDERATE refugees. 63-57 

Brazil. 65-716 

Cuba. 64-678, 64-1041 

Mexico. 63-378, 64-1041, 64-1080 

Nova Scotia. 64-678 

South Carolina. 63-291 

CONFEDERATE societies see United 

Confederate Veterans; United Daughters of 
the Confederacy; Veterans' organizations 

CONFEDERATE States of America. 63-63, 
63-339, 64-757, 65-1856 , 65-1857 

see also Civil War 

Agriculture. 63-63 

Archives. 63-340, 65-988 

Army. 63-61, 63-134, 64-297, 64-584 

Adjutant General and Inspector General's 
Office. 63-284 

Appointments. 64-1077 

Army of Northern Virginia. 64-1019, 
64-1226, 64-1246, 64-1249, 65-966 

2d Corps. 64-656 

Passes. 64-1228 

Army of the Northern Sub-District of 
Arkansas. 64-659 

Army of the Potomac see Confederate 
States of America— Army— Northern 
Virginia 

Dept of Arkansas. 64-659 

Dept of South Carolina, Georgia, and 
Florida. 63-282 , 63-284, 65-966 

Desertion. 63-62, 63-63 
Discipline. 63-61, 64-661, 65-1864 

Engineers. 63-292, 64-1050, 64-1209, 
65-951 

Florida Military District 

Sub-District 1. 65-742 

History. 64-577 

Notes, research material, etc 
65-986 

Medical affairs see Civil War— Medical 
affairs 

Military Dept., Columbia, S. C. 65-895 

Military posts. 64-1050 

Morale. 63-63 

Officers' military and personal papers 
see Civil War— Officers' military and 
personal papers— Confederate side 

Ordnance. 63-61, 64-428, 64-623 



Pay, allowances, etc. 65-742 

Quartermaster. 63-295, 64-584, 
64-1021, 65-742 

Ransom's Brigade. 64-610 

Recruiting, enlistment, etc 63-63, 
64-264 



Registers, lists, etc. 
65-1016 



64-229, 65-742, 



Casualties. 65-1016 

Subsistence Dept 64-423 

see also Civil War— Supplies (Army) 

Bonds. 64-747, 65-987 

Churches and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 65-852 

Presbyterian see Presbyterian Church 
in the U. S. 

Compulsory military service. 63-63, 
64-1068 

Constitution. 64-1238 

Currency and money. 63-63, 64-286, 
64-493, 64-1250 

Economic conditions. 63-63, 63-117, 
64-1067 

Flag. 63-391, 65-713 

Foreign relations. 63-63 

With England. 63-378, 65-1029 

Government, 64-522 

Government employees. 64-453 

History. 64-582 

Hospitals see Civil War— Hospitals — 
Confederate side 

Industries 

Supplies. 64-568 

Iron industry and trade. 63-137, 64-568 

Military affairs, etc see Civil War 

Music. 65-884 

Navy. 65-744, 65-1882 

James River Squadron and Station. 
65-984 

Mobile Squadron. 65-1533 

Officers' naval and personal papers. 
63-103, 64-678 

Navy Yard, Gosport, Va. 65-984 

see also U. S. —Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 
Portsmouth, Va. 

Newspaper clippings. 65-734 

Nitre and Mining Bureau. 64-568, 64-643 

Pensions, Military. 65-1011 

Politics. 63-63, 63-296, 64-1058 

Postage stamps. 64-1238 

Provost Marshal for Headquarters Dept. 
No. 1. 65-890 



Public health. 33-63 
Publishers and publishing. 



65-884 



Purchasing agents in England. 64-389 

Ships. 64-572 

Social conditions. 63-63 

Tax records. 64-751 

Treasury. 64-1075, 64-1203 

Veterans see Veterans—Confederate 

Veterans' organizations see Veterans' 
organizations 

War Dept 

Bureau of Nitre and Mining see Confed- 
erate States of America— Nitre and 
Mining Bureau 

CONFEDERATE sympathizers. 63-57, 64-272 

Kentucky. 65-738 
CONFEDERATE Ute Bands 

Legal documents. 65-1783 

CONFEDERATE veteran (Periodical) 64-476 

CONFEDERATE veterans see Veterans- 
Confederate 

CONFEDERATION and Constitutional periods, 
1783-1809. 63-364 

Finance. 64-1567 
Connecticut 64-1315 
Kentucky. 65-25 
Massachusetts. 65-1318 

see also Shay's Rebellion, 1786-1787 

CONFERENCE for Education in the South. 
64-993 

CONFERENCE of Boards of Public Charities 
see National Conference on Social Welfare 

CONFERENCE of Charities and Correction see 
National Conference on Social Welfare 

CONFERENCE of Southern Mountain "Workers 
see Council of Southern Mountain Workers 

CONFERENCE of Teachers of International Law 
and Related Subjects, Washington, D. C. 
64-183 

CONFERENCE on Biological Cycles, Matamek, 
Quebec. 65-1938 

CONFERENCES and congresses, International. 
64-739, 64-778, 64-1262, 64-1331, 64-1577, 
65-38, 65-67, 65-1061, 65-1201, 65-1920 

see also headings beginning with the words 
Congress, Conference, or Convention; 
kinds of conferences; and names of spe- 
cific conferences, congresses and con- 
ventions, e. g. Baptist World Alliance— 5th 
Baptist World Congress, Berlin, Ger. , 
1934 

Bad Boll. 63-33 

Missouri. 64-164 
CONFIRMATIONS 

Judaism. 65-1737 
CONFISCATIONS 

Doctoral thesis. 65-166 

Revolution. 63-82, 64-1057 

CONFLICT of Interest Statutes, Committee on. 
65-112 



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CONGER, Isaac. 65-887 
CONGO, Belgian 

Anthropology. 64-167 

Entomology. 65-1889 

CONGREGATION Oheb Shalom, Baltimore Md. 
65-1737 

CONGREGATION Shearith Israel, New York 
City. 65-1732 

CONGREGATIONAL Church of see 

Congregational churches; individual churches 
are entered under the place in which they are 
located, or by their names 

CONGREGATIONAL churches. 64-170 
65-1762 ' 

Missions. 64-952 

Sermons. 63-35, 64-952, 64-1278 64-1280 
64-1292, 64-1370, 64-1564, 65-236 
65-1050, 65-1250 ' 

Theological seminaries. 65-1050, 65-1762 

By place 
Connecticut. 63-81 
Massachusetts. 64-718, 64-1564 
Michigan. 65-411 
Ann Arbor. 65-199 

Jackson Association. 64-1494 
Minnesota 

Conference. 64-1520 
Nebraska 

History. 65-1436 
New York. 64-353 
North Dakota 

History. 65-1536 
Ohio. 63-164, 64-952 
Oregon. 65-1799 
South Carolina. 64-1551 
Washington. 65-1799 

C °64^ ATIOmh Con£erence « Minnesota. 

C °6^2 GATIONAL H ° me M^ "^ Society. 

Oregon and Washington. 65-1799 

CONGRESS Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. 65-1315 
65-1317 

CONGRESS Juniors, Pittsburgh, Pa. 65-1747 

CONGRESS of Arts and Science, St. Louis Mo 
1904. 63-384, 64-164 ' * 

CONGRESS of Clubs and Club Women of 
Western Pennsylvania. 65-1747 

CONGRESS of Industrial Organization* 
.64-1272 b"«muib* 

Michigan Council. 65-111 
Political Action Committee. 64-1594 
CONGRESS, U. S. see U. S. -Congress 



CONGRESSES see Conferences and congresses, 
International; headings beginning with the 
words Congress, Conference, or Convention; 
kinds of congresses; and names of specific 
conferences, congresses, and conventions 
e. g. Baptist World Alliance-5th Baptist 
World Congress, Berlin, Ger. , 1934 

C °53X2 ALUta «* ** U. S.--Library 

CONGRESSIONAL Medal of Honor. 65-868 
CO 64^150 G ' GriCe WalCOtt (Hazard) 1878 -1958. 
CONKUNG, Roscoe, 1828-1888. 63-340 
65-T 7 9 5 65 ~ 178 ' 65 - 474 ' «fc8S, «-M0, 

CONLEY, Benjamin, 1815-1885. 63-66 

CONLEY, Thomas Jefferson see Conely 
Thomas Jefferson 

CONNECTICUT 

Art galleries. 64-1315 

Boundaries see Susquehanna claim 

Business records. 64-913 

Cattle breeding. 64-1310 

Census. 63-93 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-1370, 
65-1996 

History 

Notes, research material etc 
65-1995 

Congregational. 63-81 

Episcopal. 64-486 

Methodist. 65-696 
Cities and towns. 65-1996 
Civil War 

Civilian affairs. 64-1283 

Regiments see Connecticut— Infantry 

Soldiers from. 63-322, 64-57, 65-1070 
Colleges and universities. 64-837 

see also Yale University 
Colonial period. 63-364, 64-190, 64-196, 

see also Connecticut (Colony) 

Military affairs. 65-1213 

Committee of the Pay Table. 65-1837 

Comptroller. 64-202 

Confederation and Constitutional periods 
1783-1809. 64-1315 

Cooperative communities. 65-1215 

Council of Safety. 64-191 

Council on International Relations. 64-1303 

Courts. 65-679 

Cutlery industry and trade. 64-1369 

Distilling industries. 64-1302 

Docks and wharves. 64-255 

Education 

Deaf. 64-1289 



Elections. 64-1370 

Estates. 64-245 

Family papers. 64-1292, 65-687, 65-1587 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1309 
65-281, 65-1070, 65-1075, 65-1562 
65-2019 

19th century. 64-373, 64-1293, 64-1540 
Civil War period. 64-1283 
Freight and freightage. 64-255 
FT V^\ ^o todiar War > "55-1763. 65-121 

Genealogy. 64-217, 65-1995 
General Assembly. 64-192 
Governors. 64-1371 
Grocery trade. 64-1309 
History, Local. 65-1995 
Infantry 

15th Regt., 1862-1865. 63-226 

29th Regt., 1864-1865. 63-226 
Insurance business. 64-1368, 65-1212 
Iron industry and trade. 64-1397 
Land. 64-1286 

Claims. 65-1214 

Companies. 64-189, 64-1286, 65-1214 

Legal documents. 64-851 64-1296 
64-1310, 65-1995, 65-1996 
Law 

History. 65-679 
Law practice. 64-1279, 64-1371, 65-1836 
Local papers. 63-223, 65-1995, 65-1996 
Lumber industry and trade. 64-1310 
Maps. 65-1996 
Marine salvage. 64-1397 
Merchants. 64-1302, 64-1310 
Naval records. 65-1837 
Newspapers. 65-1996 
Pay Table, Committee of the. 65-1837 
Personal papers 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1393 
65-870 



19th century. 63-136 
19th and 20th centuries. 
20th century. 64-1303 



65-1662 



Politics. 64-204, 64-1279, 64-1301 
64-1368, 64-1369, 64-1372 

Democratic Party. 64-1301 

Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 65-1836 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1212 

Printers and printing. 65-1835 

Public utilities. 64-913 

Quarries and quarrying. 64-1310 



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CONNECTICUT (Continued) 
Railroads. 64-1369 

Revolutionary period. 64-189, 64-191, 
64-193, 64-194, 64-198, 64-1298, 
64-1315, 65-1837, 65-1995 

Roads. 64-1310 

Schools. 64-348, 65-1996 

Sermons. 64-1370 

Shipbuilding. 65-175, 65-1837 

Shipping records. 64-254, 64-255, 64-1578, 
65-175 

Ships 

History. 65-1995 

Logbooks. 65-1996 

Shipyards. 64-1302 

Skins and hides. 64-1310 

State Salvage Committee. 64-1303 

Students. 63-89, 63-228, 64-348, 64-471, 
64-482, 64-1289, 64-1540 

see also Yale University— Students 
Summer schools. 64-1290 
Surveys and surveying. 64-1310 
Tax records. 65-1995 
Theater. 65-1215 
Travel and description. 65-852 

Vital records 

Cemetery records. 65-1995 

CONNECTICUT and Passumpsic Rivers Rail- 
road Company. 64-789 

CONNECTICUT (Colony) 64-190 , 64-196 

French and Indian wars papers, 1744-63 
(Manuscript collection) 65-1213 

General Assembly. 64-192 

CONNECTICUT Gore see Susquehanna claim 

CONNECTICUT Gore Land Company. 65-1214 



CONNECTICUT Land Company, 
64-1286 



64-189, 

CONNECTICUT Reserve see Western Reserve 
CONNECTICUT Valley 
Pictures. 64-217 
CONNELL, John. 64-1185 
CONNELLY, D. C. B. 64-533 
CONNELLY, Matthew J. 64-775 
CONNER, David, 1792-1856. 63-396, 65-61 

CONNER, Henry Workman, 1797-1861. 

65-846 
CONNER, James, 1829-1883. 63-61, 65-846 
CONNER, John Thomas. 64-822 
CONNER, Juliana Margaret (Courtney) 65-887 
CONNER, Mamie E. 65-1352 
CONNER, W. T. 64-1164 
CONNER family. 65-846 
CONNOLLY, Vera Leona, 1888-1964. 65-1196 



CONNOR, Henry Groves, 1852-1924. 64-469 , 
64-631, 64-1011 

CONNOR, Robert Digges Wimberly, 1878-1950. 
64-469 

CONOVER, Peter. 65-1595 

CONOVER, N. C. 

Concordia College. 63-20 

CONRAD, Johannes. 65-1922 

CONRAD, Joseph, 1857-1924. 64-730, 
65-1846 , 65-1848 

CONRAD, Mabel. 65-1057 

CONS, Louis, 1879-1942. 65-1898 

CONSCIENCE. 64-795, 65-165 

CONSCIENTIOUS objectors 

World War II. 65-30 

CONSCRIPTION see Military service, Compul- 
sory; Recruiting, enlistment, etc. under 
names of jurisdictions and names of wars, 
e. g. Civil War— Recruiting, enlistment, 
etc. ; U. S. —Army— Recruiting, enlistment, 
etc. ; and subdivision Compulsory military 
service under World War I 

CONSERVATION. 64-689, 64-819, 64-908, 
64-1269, 65-864, 65-944, 65-948 

see also Natural resources; Wildlife conser- 
vation 

Forests. 64-908, 65-521, 65-640, 65-1413 
Natural areas. 65-167 
Soil. 64-391 

Iowa. 65-1942, 65-1943 
By place 
California. 64-693 
Iowa. 65-1942, 65-1943 
Michigan. 65-274, 65-307, 65-371, 65-666 
Nebraska. 65-1479, 65-1483 
New York. 65-54 
Ohio. 63-257 
Oregon. 64-693 
St. Croix River area. 63-248 
Smoky Mountains. 64-1173 



Washington. 64-693, 64-1261 
CONSERVATION Corps, U. S. Civilian. 



65-38 



CONSERVATION of Cultural Resources, U. S. 
Committee on 

CONSIDINE, Bob. 65-1664 
CONSOLIDATED & California Shaft. 65-1992 

CONSOLIDATED California and Virginia Mining 
Company. 65-1992 

CONSOLIDATED Coal Company, Saginaw, Mich. 
65-207 

CONSOLIDATED Copper and Sulphur Company. 
64-237 

CONSOLIDATED Esmeralda Mines Company. 

65-1187 
CONSOLIDATED Gold Fields of South Africa. 

64-1300 



CONSOLIDATED Telephone Company of Cleve- 
land. 64-942 

CONSOLIDATED Virginia Mining Company. 
65-1992 

CONSTABLES 

Massachusetts. 65-1320 

New Jersey. 65-1600,65-1609 

CONSTANT, Paul Henri Benjamin, baron d' 
Estournelles de see Estournelles de 
Constant, Paul Henri Benjamin, baron d', 
1852-1924 

CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey (later Istanbul) 

Robert College 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1925 

CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga. (Newspaper) 
64-1163 

CONSTITUTION (Frigate) 65-61 

CONSTITUTION, Society of the Friends of the. 
64-967 

CONSTITUTION (U. S. ) see U. S. —Constitu- 
tion 

CONSTITUTIONAL conventions see name of 
State or government body, e. g. Michigan- 
Constitutional Convention, 1961-1962; 
U. S. —Constitutional Convention, 1787 

CONSTITUTIONAL history. 64-1500 

Lecture notes. 65-164 

CONSTITUTIONAL law. 64-301 

CONSTITUTIONAL period, 1789-1809 see 
Confederation and Constitutional periods, 
1783-1809 

CONSTITUTIONS 

see also subdivision Constitution under 
names of States or nations 

World government. 64-72 

CONSTRUCTION see Architecture; Architec- 
ture, Domestic; Construction industry; and 
Engineering 

CONSTRUCTION and Repair (Navy), U. S. 
Bureau of. 63-155, 64-1573 

CONSTRUCTION industry 

see also Architecture; Building codes; 
Carpenters and carpentry 

Unions 

Michigan. 64-1450 

By place 
Michigan. 65-539 
New York. 64-849, 64-886 
North Carolina. 65-747 
Oregon. 64-709 
Pennsylvania. 65-828 

Washington, D. C. 

Capitol. 63-367, 63-380 

CONSTRUCTION of railroads see Railroads- 
Engineering and construction 



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CONSTRUCTION projects 
World War I 

United States Army. 



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65-1936 



CONSULAR service 

Here are entered general references to 
consuls and commercial representatives of 
the United States Government. 

63-326 

see also Diplomatic service; Foreign rela- 
tions 

Film distribution. 64-727 

By place 

Algiers. 63-333 

Austria. 65-63 

Azores. 65-180 

British Guiana. 65-630 

Chile. 64-682 

Cuba. 65-1553 

France. 64-1065 

Great Britain. 64-1020, 65-63, 65-1553 
65-1576 

Hawaii. 65-1784 
Italy. 64-1282 
Mexico. 64-690, 64-890 
New Mexico (Mexican period) 65-1168 
Portugal. 63-333 
Spain. 63-333 
Tripoli. 63-333 
Tunis. 63-333, 63-334 
CONSULAR service (Austria) 64-345 
CONSULAR service (Germany) 

Texas. 64-744 
CONSULAR service (Great Britain) 
Oregon. 63-216 
Thailand. 63-112 
Venezuela. 65-1670 
CONSULAR service (Hawaii) 
Great Britain. 65-1777 
CONSULAR service (Italy) 

Panama. 64-1282 
CONSULAR service (Mexico) 64-345 

New Orleans, La. 64-1213 
CONSULAR service (Spain) 
Georgia. 63-115 
South Carolina. 63-114 
CONSULAR service (Texas) 
Germany. 64-744 

CONSUMER'S Cooperative Council of Detroit 
64-1495 

CONSUMERS' cooperatives 

Europe. 65-73 

Maine. 64-712 

Michigan. 64-1495 



CONSUMERS' League of Massachusetts 
64-715 

CONSUMERS' organizations. 64-21 

Massachusetts. 64-715 

Michigan. 64-1495, 65-1367 

New England. 63-50 
CONTACT Bay Mines, Ontario, Can. 64-892 
CONTEMPORARY review (Periodical) 64-45 

CONTESTED elections see Elections and 
election campaigns— Contested 

CONTINENTAL Army (U. S. ) see U S - 
Army— Continental Army 

CONTINENTAL Congress see U S - 
Continental Congress 

CONTRACTS. 65-679 
CONUNDRUMS see Riddles 
CONVALESCENT homes 
Missouri. 63-23 

CONVENTION for the Promotion of Inter- 
American Cultural Relations. 64-739 

CONVENTIONS .see_Conferences and congres- 
ses, International; headings beginning with 
the words Congress, Conference, or Conven- 
tion; lands of conventions; and names of 
specific conferences, congresses, and con- 
ventions, e. g. Baptist World Alliance-5th 
Baptist World Congress, Berlin, Ger. , 1934 

CONVERSATIONAL clubs see Clubs 

CONVERSATIONS on International Organiza- 
tion, Washington, D. C, 1944. 65-1201 



CONVERSION, Religious. 65-1734 
see also Proselytes 
Catholic Church. 65-1089 
Christianity. 64-1293 
CONVERTS see Proselytes 
CONWAY, Edward. 65-1128 
CONWAY, Joseph, 1763-1830. 64-322 

CONWAY, Moncure Daniel, 1832-1907 
65-1198 

CONWAY family 

Genealogy. 64-322 

COOK, Daniel Pope, 1795-1827 
64-287 



64-186, 
64-323 



COOK, Fannie (Frank) 1893-1949 

COOK, Frederick H. 65-23 

COOK, George Hammell, 1818-1889. 65-1596 

COOK, Gerald. 64-841 

COOK, Harvey Toliver, 1848-1943. 65-83 

COOK, Jacob. 65-295 

COOK, John Williston, 1844-1922. 65-1918 

COOK, Louisa Wheeler (Crane) 65-1597 

COOK, Marshall L. 64-1496 

COOK, Nancy. 64-789 

COOK, Orator Fuller, 1867-1949. 64-73 



•COOK, Peter 

Family of. 65-295 
COOK, Samuel. 65-1829 
COOK, Sullivan, 1834-1903. 65-1326 
COOK, William Randolph. 64-1496 
COOK, William Wilson, 1858-1930. 65-531 
COOK Co. , HI. 

Bureau of Public Welfare. 64-21 

COOK family. 65-1596 

Genealogy. 65-295 

COOK, Sargent and Parker, Florence, Neb. 
65-1466 

COOKE, Edward. 65-1526 

COOKE, Jay, 1821-1905. 64-1559 



COOKE, John Esten, 1830-1886 
64-960, 65-991, 65-1029 



64-803, 



COOKE, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894. 65-1230 

COOKE, Morris Llewellyn, 1872-1960 
64-1269, 65-27, 65-29, 65-948 

COOKE, Nathaniel Bowen. 63-276 

COOKE, Philip Pendleton, 1816-1850 
64-960 



COOKE, Rose (Terry) 1827-1892 
64-201 



64-803, 
63-401, 



COOKE, Susan (Bowen) 63-276 

COOKE family. 63-276 

COOKERY 

"America eats" papers, 1941-42 (Manu- 
script collection) 64-785 

^^O 1 " 1 " 1880 (Manuscri P« collection) 

Menus. 65-883 

Recipes. 65-22, 65-530, 65-682 
COOKEVILLE, Term. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist, 64-975 

COOLBRITH, Ina Donna, 1842-1928. 65-2012 

COOLEY, Albert M., 1908- 65-532 

COOLEY, Charles Horton, 1864-1929 
64-1500, 65-208, 

Notes on lectures by. 65-560 

COOLEY, Dennis. 65-1365 

COOLEY, Edgar Arthur, 1852-1914. 64-1500 

COOLEY, Ernest Linwood, 1856-1928 
64-1497 

COOLEY, Lucy (McMillan) 64-1498 

C °? r L ^Ti Lv man Edgar, 1850-1917. 64-1498 
65-648 — : 

COOLEY, MaryE. 65-208 

COOLEY, Mortimer Elwyn, 1855-1944 
64-1499 , 65-1343 

-r As correspondent. 64-1403 64-1413 
64-1417, 64-1469, 64-1498, 64-1515 
65-325, 65-332, 65-515, 65-531, 65-547 
65.-594, 65-1340 '. 



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COOLEY, Mortimer Elwyn, 1855-1944. 
(Continued) 
Senatorial campaign, 1924. 64-1497 

COOLEY, Rutger Horton, 1893- 65-208 

COOLEY, Thomas Mclntyre, 1824-1898. 
64-1500 

Article on the U. S. Supreme Court. 
65-519 

As correspondent 64-1413, 64-1437, 
64-1516, 65-208, 65-269, 65-370, 
65-565, 65-618, 65-654, 65-1395 

Notes on lectures by. 65-556, 65-584 

Relating to. 65-439 

COOLEY family 

Genealogy. 64-1497, 64-1498, 65-208 

COOLIDGE, Archibald Cary, 1866-1928. 
65-1231 

COOLIDGE, Calvin, Pres. U. S. , 1872-1933. 
64-124 

As correspondent. 64-778, 64-1295, 
64-1334, 64-1462, 64-1502, 64-1599, 
65-47, 65-226, 65-462, 65-862, 
65-900, 65-913, 65-940, 65-1431, 
65-1487, 65-2011 

Autographs. 64-1565 

Nomination (or President, 1924. 64-1462 

COOLIDGE, Grace (Goodhue) 1679-1957. 
65-940 

COOLIDGE, Thomas Jefferson, 1863-1912. 
65-1916 

COON, Charles Lee, 1868-1927. 64-470 

COONENT, James. 65-646 

COONS and Morris, firm of tanners. 64-587 

CO-OP (Periodical) 65-98 

COOPER, Anthony Ashley, 7th earl of 

Shaftsbury see Shaftsbury, Anthony Ashley 
Cooper, 7th earl of, 1801-1885 

COOPER, Benjamin B. , d. 1835. 65-1598 

COOPER, Isaac S. 64-1501 

COOPER, Jacob Calvin, 1845-1937. 64-703 

COOPER, John Sherman. 64-253 

COOPER, Kent. 64-1615 

COOPER, Lane, 1875-1959. 64-850, 64-957 

COOPER, Peter, 1791-1883. 65-176 

COOPER, Prentice. 64-1185 

COOPER, RoswellD. , 1877-1954. 64-851 

COOPER, Samuel, 1798-1876. 64-765, 
65-995 

COOPER business. 63-91 

see also Staves and stave trade 

COOPER Co., Mo. 64-341 
Sheriff. 64-304 

COOPER family. 64-591, 64-851 
Genealogy. 65-1598, 65-1862 

COOPER, Me. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 



COOPER Medical College, San Francisco, 
Calif. 64-1167 

COOPER River Valley, S. C. 

Hunting clubs. 63-311 

Plantations. 63-308, 63-313, 64-1552 
65-845 

Settlement. 63-312 
COOPER Tract, Kent Co. , Del. 

Legal documents. 64-207 
COOPERATION, International. 63-320, 64-739 
COOPERATIVE agriculture. 65-1477 

Nebraska. 65-1505 

COOPERATIVE communities see Communi- 
ties, Cooperative 

COOPERATIVE credit associations. 64-97 

COOPERATIVE Enterprise in Europe, Presi- 
dent's Committee on an Inquiry on. 65-73 

COOPERATIVE for American Remittances to 
Europe. 64-71 

Executive Committee. 65-98 

COOPERATIVE Grange League Federation 
Exchange, inc. 64-841 

COOPERATIVE housing 
Nova Scotia. 64-712 

CO-OPERATIVE League of America see 
Cooperative League of the U. S. A. 

COOPERATIVE League of the U.S.A. 65-98, 
65-102 

COOPERATIVE marketing 

Wheat 65-1427 

Wisconsin. 65-1065 

COOPERATIVE Publishing Association. 
65-1505 

COOPERATIVES. 65-98 , 65-102, €5-1505 

Consumers' 

Europe. 65-73 

Maine. 64-712 

Michigan. 64-1495 , 65-194 , 65-1367 
Dairy industry. 64-851 
Retailing 

Minnesota. 63-253 

Wholesale 

Michigan. 65-1398 

By place 
Nebraska. 65-1505 
Oregon. 64-698 

COOS Bay, Or. 

Coal mines and mining. 65-1513\ 
COOTS, John Frederick, 1897- 64-^602 

COPE, Arthur. 63-349 

COPE, Edward Drinker, 1840-1897. 64-100, 
•65-1795 



COPELAND, A. Reilly. 64-1163 

COPELAND, A. Stanley. 64-882 

COPELAND, Charles Townsehd, 1860-1952. 
65-1899 

COPELAND, JohnM. 65-1783 

COPELAND, QrenSturman, 1887-1959. 
65-1451 , 65-1507 

COPELAND, Royal Samuel, Jr. 64-1502 

COPELAND, Royal Samuel, 1868-1938. 

64-1462, 64-1469, 64-1502. 65-56, 65-1340, 
65-1379 

COPEMAN, George. 63-250 

COPENHAGEN, Denmark 

Consular service (U. S. ) 63-347 

COPERNICUS (Ship) 63-30 

COPLAND, Robert. 65-1526 

COPLEY, Alexander, 1790-1842. 64-1503 

COPLEY, Alexander Bennett, 1822-1899. 
64-1503 

COPLEY, John Singleton, 1738-1815. 64-1217 

COPLEY, Napoleon Eugene. 64-1503 

COPLEY family. 64-1217 

COPP family. 64-98 7 

COPPARD, Alfred Edgar, 1878- 65-871 

COPPER Harbor, Mich. 

Mines and mining. 64-1451 
COPPER mines and mining. 65-2009 

Engineering. 65-1312 

Strikes 

Michigan. 65-254, 65-613 

Trestles. 65-1312 

By place 

Arizona. 64-13, 64-802, 65-2009 

California. 64-237 

Canada. 64-237 

Georgia. 64-450 

Michigan. 64-1445, 64-1451, 65-254, 
65-613 

Nevada. 65-2009 

New Jersey. 65-1559 

New Mexico. 65-2009 

COPPERHEADS. 64-666 

see also Confederate sympathizers 

COPPERSMITHING. 63-91 

COPPUCK, Amelia Ball see Welby, Amelia 
Ball (Coppuck) 1819-1852 

COPYRIGHT 

Laws. 64-796 
Motion pictures. 64-781 
Music. 64-972 
Plays. 64-1571 



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CORAL Gables, Fla. 
■ Personal papers. 64-1172 

C °« B ^?7o (H - WJ * Com P*"y. Portland, Or. 
65-1129 

CORBETT, Henry Winslow, 1827-1903 
65-1129 

CORBETT, Failing and Company, Portland, 

CORBIN, Charles Lyon. 65-1585 

CORBIN, Edythe Agnes (Patten) 64-769 

CORBIN, Hannah (Lee) 64-1240 

CORBIN, Henry Clark, 1842-1909 64-769 
65-868 ' 

CORBIN, Walter E. , 1885-1960, collector 
64-217 

CORBIN family. 64-1240 

Genealogy. 65-969 
CORCORAN, Thomas. 65-51, 65-64 
CORDEN, John, b. 1821. 64-1504 
CORDERO, Antonio. 65rl527 
CORELLL Marie, 1864-1924. 65-1874 
CORINNE, Utah 

Tax records. 65-1823 
CORINTH, Miss. 

Civil War. 63-350, 64-242, 64-1094 
Battle of, 1862. 63-177,65-160 
Confederate evacuation. 65-1073 
Letters from, 64-1112 
CORINTH, Vt. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
CORK Harbour, Ire. 

Ship's orders. 64-82 
CORLETT, W. W. 65-1795 
CORLEY, W. B. 64-1195 
CORLTES, Benjamin W. 65-1599 
CORLIES, Charles. 65-1599 
CORLIES, George. 65-1599 
CORLIES, Henry. 65-1599 
CORLIES, Jacob. 65-1599 
CORLIES family. 65-1599 
CORN Belt Liberty League. 65-1507 
CORNELIUS, Milton E. 64-1577 
CORNELIUS (Brig) 64-1392 
CORNELIUS family. 65-1354 

CORNELL, Ezra, 1807-1874 64-914 
65-909 ' 

CORNELL, Katherine. 64-49 

CORNELL Alumni Association, New York City. 



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CORNELL United Religious Work. 64-909 

CORNELL University, Ithaca, N. Y. 65-269 
65-1838 

Agricultural extension work. 64-867 
Alumni. 64-870, 64-887 
Athletics and sports. 64-832, 64-853 
Christian Association. 64-909 
College of Arts and Sciences. 64-912 
Dept of Ancient History. 64-927 
Faculty members' papers 
19th century. 64-926 

64-828, 64-840, 



19th and 20th centuries. 
64-912, 64-950 



20th century. 64-826, 64-830, 64-844 
64-846, 64-850, 64-885, 64-933 

French Dept 64-874 

Gannett Medical Clinic. 64-906 

History Dept. 64-903 

Infirmary. 64-854 

Law School. 64-909 

New York State College of Agriculture 
64-867, 64-884, 64-936 

New York State College of Forestry 
64-936 ' 

New York State College of Veterinary 
Medicine. 64-834, 64-936 

Pictures. 64-926 

Religious work. 64-909 

Semi-Centennial Celebration, 1916-1917 
64-828 

Students. 64-830 

Class of 1875. 64-909 
Class of 1877. 64-839 
Class of 1881 

Pictures. 64-950 
Class of 1911. 64-875 
World War L 64-825 
Trustees. 64-870, 64-909 
Veterinary Experiment Station. 64-834 
CORNING, N. Y. 

Amusements. 64-844 
CORNISH, John Hamilton. 64-471 
CORNISH, Robert N. 



65-1636 

CORNISH, Selina (Harrison) 65-1636 

CORNPLANTER, Jesse. 63-2 

CORNWALL, Barry, pseud, see Procter 
Bryan Waller, 1787- 1874 

CORNWALL, Frederic. 65-1882 

CORNWALLIS, Charles Cornwallis, 1st 
marquis, 1738-1805. 65-1193 

CORNWALLIS, Sir William 1744-1819 
64-344 

CORNWALLIS-WEST, Beatrice Stella (Tanner) 
Campbell see Campbell, Beatrice SteUa 
(Tanner) 1865-1940 I 



CORNWALLIS-WEST, George. 64-49 
CORONA, Ramon, 1837-1889. 65-2013 

CORONADO, Ellen Foster see Foster-Coro- 
nado, Ellen 

CORONADO Coal Company. 63-267 
CORONERS 

South Carolina. 63-277 

CORPENING, Andrew Jackson, 1818-1904 
64-1038 

CORPORATION law. 65-648, 65-1742 

California. 64-738 
CORPORATIONS 

Here are entered references to business 

associations organized as legal persons. 

Nevada. 65-1139 

CORRE CTION (Treatment of offenders) 
64-1337 

see also Crime and criminals; Prisons 

CORRELL, Erasmus Michael, b 1846 
65-1452 

CORRESPONDENTS (Newspaper) see Foreign 
correspondents; Journalism— World War 

CORRUPTION in politics 

Illinois. 65-1936 

New York City. 65-56 
CORSELIUS, George, 1806-1849. 65-1372 
CORSER, Edward. 64-771 
CORSON, Ada-(Carter) 65-1800 
CORSON, Hiram, 1828-1911. 64-1626 
CORSON, Joseph Krby, 1836-1913. 65-1800 
CORSON family. 65-1800 

CORTELYOU, George Bruce, 1862-1940 
63-241, 63-371, 64-769, 64-778 

CORTINA Wars 

Texas. 64-741 
CORTLAND Academy, Homer, N. Y. 64-900 
65-1839, 65-1840. 



CORTLAND Co. , N Y 
65-1841 



Agricultural Society. 65-1839 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1861 

Historical Society. 65-1839 
CORTLAND, N. Y. 

Personal papers. 65-1839 

Teachers colleges. 64-949 
CORVALUS, Or. 

Oregon State University see Oregon— State 
University, Corvallis 

CORWTN, Edward S. 65-57 
CORWIN, Robert G. 63-398 
CORWIN, Thomas, 1794-1865. 63-171 

63-254, 63-261, 63-398, 65-905, 65-910 
CORWINE, Amos B. 63-339 



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CORYELL, Levi L. , Sr. 64-1528, 65-1507 

COSIO. Antonio Valverde y see Valverde y 
Cosio, Antonio 

COSMIC rays. 63-15 

COSMOGONY. 64-779 

COSMOS Club, Washington, D. C. 65-566 

COSTA Rica 

Boundaries 

Nicaragua. 64-386 

Foreign relations (U.S.) 65-104 
COSTS see Prices 
COSTUMES. 64-1611 

see also Fashions 

Theater. 65-1761, 65-1878 

COTO, Thomas. 63-1 

COTTEN, Bruce. 64-472 

COTTEN, Elba see Wesson, Elba (Cotten) 

COTTEN, Elizabeth Brownrigg (Henderson) 
64-988 

COTTEN, Lyman Atkinson, 1874-1926. 
64-472, 64-988 

COTTEN, Robert Randolph. 64-472 

COTTEN, Sallie see Wiggin, Sallie (Cotten) 

COTTEN, Sallie <Southall) 1846-1929. 64-472 

COTTEN family. 64-472 

COTTERILL, George Fletcher, 1865-1958. 
65-1034 

COTTLE, Joseph. 64-957 
COTTON, Ann (Steece) 64-770 
COTTON, J. S. 64-841 
COTTON, Josiah Dexter, b. 1822. 64-770 
COTTON, Simeon, 1785-1868. 64-501 
COTTON. 64-1113, 64-1231 
General material 
Georgia. 64-527 

North Carolina. 64-370 
South Carolina. 63-313 
Texas. 64-747 
Gins and ginning. 64-1112 

Growing. 63-47,, 64-436, 64-450, 64-543, 
64-1031, 64-1101, 65-878 

Alabama. 63-149, 64-547 

Georgia. 65-733 

Louisiana. 64-622 

Mississippi. 63-57, 63-104, 64-489 

North Carolina. 64-375, 64-680, 
64-1530 

South Carolina. 64-1107 
Texas. 64-433, 64-756 
Utah. 65-1122 



Manufacturing. 64-1112, 64-1541 

see also Textile industry and trade 

Alabama. 64-1119 

\ North Carolina. 64-383, 64-568, 
64-1008 

South Carolina. 64-1119 

Southern States. 63-56 

Trade. 63-60, 64-674, 64-682, 64^-1033, 
64-1101, 64-1215 

Associations 

Southern States. 65-714 

Civil War. 63-309, 64-630 

Reconstruction. 64-630 

By place \ 

Alabama. 63-149, 64-533, 64-630 

England. 64-890, 64-1398 

Florida. 64-615 

Georgia. 63-124, 64-615, 65-716, 
65-733 

Louisiana. 64-1533, 65-716 

Massachusetts. 64-372 

Mexico. 64-890 

Mississippi. 64-630 

New York City. 64-630 

North Carolina. 64-372, 64-381, 64-383, 
64-633, 64-1084, 64-1118, 64-1530, 
64-1532, 65-709 

South Carolina. 63-274, 63-315, 
64-1086 

Texas. 64-756 

Virginia. 64-1084 
COTTON Mission, Utah see St. George, Utah 
COTTON-ROOT bark. 64-1241 
COTTONSEED oil mills 

North Carolina. 65-749 
COTTRELL, Clarke C. 65-2011 
COTTRELL, Edwin A. , 1881- 65-2011 
COTTRINGER Tract. 64-873 

COUDERSPORT and Port Allegany Railroad. 
64-815 

COUES, Elliott, 1842-1899. 65-752 

COUGENS, James. 65-29 

COULTER, Earl M. 65-166 

COULTER, JohnEUis, 1861-1947. 64-989 

COULTER, JohnM., 1B51-1928. 64-100 

COULTON, George Gordon, 1858-1947. 
64-74 , 65-7 

COUNCIL Bluffs, Iowa 

see also Omaha, Neb. 

Pictures. 65-1843 

Travels from. 65-288, 65-1786 
COUNCIL lor Social Action. 64-1303 



COUNCIL of Churches, North Dakota. 65-1536 

COUNCIL of Economic Advisors, U. S. Presi- 
dent's. 65-100 

COUNCIL of Foreign Ministers. 65-1061 

COUNCIL of Jewish Women see National 
Council of Jewish Women 

COUNCIL of National Defense see U. S.— 
Council of National Defense 

COUNCIL of Safety 
Connecticut. 64-191 

South Carolina. 63-293 

COUNCIL of Southern Mountain Workers. 
65-1216 

COUNCIL of the Indies, Spain. 65-1788 

COUNCIL of the Living Theatre. 64-1630 

COUNCIL on Foreign Relations. 64-1291 

COUNCIL on Human Relations, North Dakota. 
65-758 

COUNCIL on International Relations. 64-1303 

COUNCILS and synods see Synods and councils 

COUNTERFEITERS. 64-1153 

COUNTER-Intelligence Corps. 65-140 

COUNTRY Church Movement. 64-946 

COUNTRY churches see Rural churches 

COUNTRY Gore, Worcester Co. , Mass. 
65-1320 

COUNTRY life see Rural life 
COUNTRY Me (Periodical) 64-867 

COUNTY agricultural agents see Farm 
bureaus 

COUNTY attorneys 

Michigan. 65-606 
Wisconsin. 64-1638 

COUNTY government and county records. 
65-1308 

Arizona. 65-1758 

Great Britain. 65-1873 

Idaho. 65-1812 

Illinois. 65-1150 

Michigan. 64-1425, 65-416 

Missouri. 64-284 

Nebraska. 64-1527, 65-1407, 65-1430, 
65-1432, 65-1434, 65-1482, 65-1498, 
65-1502, 65-1503 

North Carolina. 65-740 

North Dakota. 65-793 

South Carolina. 63-277 

Virginia. 64-1239, 65-1017 

West Virginia. 65-1017 

COUNTY Teachers' Institute, Michigan. 
65-1351 

COUPER, Anna Rebecca see Marshall, Anna 
Rebecca (Couper) 



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COUPER, Hannah Page (King) 65-718 

COUPER, John. 65-718 

COUPER, John Hamilton, 1836-1865. 65-730 

COUPER, William Audley, 1817-1888. 
65-718 

COUPER family. 65-718, 65-730 

COURIER and times, Ann Arbor, Men. 
64-1433 

COURIER, Seneca Co. , N. Y. 64-820 

COURNOT, Antoine Augustin, 1801-1877. 
64-1351 

COURT, Antoine, 1696-1760. 63-409 

COURT records see Courts 

COURT rolls 

England. 64-62, 64-174 
COURTENAT, William Ashmead. 65-972 
COURTHOUSES 

Michigan. 65-1343 

Nebraska. 65-1989 

Virginia. 64-751 

COURTNEY, Charles Edward, 1849-1920. 
64-853 

COURTNEY, Juliana see Conner, Juliana 
Margaret (Courtney! 

COURTNEY, W. B. 65-1664 

COURTS. 63-168, 64-1058, 65-448, 65-519 

see also Bailiffs; Judges; Judiciary reform; 
Justices of the peace; U. S. —Court of 
Claims; U. S. -District Court; U. S. - 
Supreme Court 

Colonial period. 63-59 

International. 64-778 
Miners'. 65-1190 

By place 
Alaska. 65-1713, 65-1714 
Arizona. 65-1758 
Colorado. 65-1190 
Connecticut. 65-679 
England. 64-62, 64-174, 64-1235 
Hawaii. 64-762 
Idaho. 65-1812 
Illinois. 64-184 

India. 63-105 

Indiana. 64-84 

Iowa. 65-168 

Maryland. 63-116 

Michigan. 64-1482, 65-242, 65-415, 
65-439, 65-647, 65-656, 65-1338 

Missouri. • 64-275, 64-284, 64-307 
64-1241, 65-680 

Nebraska. 65-1407, 65-1430, 65-1432 
65-1498 



New Jersey. 65-1689 

New Mexico. 65-1788 

New York. 64-889, 64-931 

North Carolina. 64-368, 64-370, 64-401 
64-445, 64-638, 64-1003, 64-1085 ' 
64-1100, 64-1108, 64-1530 

Ohio. 64-119, 65-17 
Pennsylvania. 65-1670 
South Carolina. 65-849 
Tennessee. 64-1204, 65-726 
Vermont. 64-1589, 65-954, 65-955 

Virginia. 64-561, 64-1241, 64-1274 
65-961, 65-975 , 65-1017 

COURTS-martial and courts of inquiry 
63-397, 64-633, 64-769, 65-904, 65-947 
65-1499 

Cuba. 65-284 
COUSIN, Victor, 1792-1867. 65-585 
COUSINS, Norman, 1912- 65-1763 
COUTURIER, John. 64-468 
COUTURIER family 

Estates. 63-302 

COUZENS, James, 1872-1936. 63-1474, 
64-1505 , 64-1515, 65-226, 65-287, 65-343, 
65-547, 65-5R7, 65-606, 65-1324, 65-1379 



COUZINS, JohnE. D 

COUZINS, Phoebe, 1842-1913, 
COVENTRY, Vt 

Business papers. 64-789 
COVERED bridges. 64-1460 
COVERED Wagon Babies Club. 



1813-1886. 64-325 
64-325 



65-864 



COVERED wagon trips see Overland journeys 
to the Pacific — ~ 

COVERT, George L. 64-1174 

COVERT, Minner F. 65-1600 

COVILLE, Luzerne, 1865- 64-854 

COVINGTON, Mary Ann see Wilson, Mary Ann 
(Covington) 

COVINGTON and Cincinnati Bridge Company 
63-160 

COVINGTON, Ky. 

Law practice. 65-738 

Merchants. 65-738 

Reservoir. €3-160 
COVODE, John, 1808-1871. 65-899 
COW Skins, Kan. (later Wichita) 

Description. 65-874 
COWARD, Noel. 65-1092 
COWARD-McCann (Publishers) 65-911 
COWBOYS _see Trail drivers 
COWDEN, Roy William, 1883-1961. 64-1506 
COWELL, Robert B. 65-1355 



COWENS Station, Tenn. 
Civil War. 64-243 
COWICHAN Indians. 65-1815 
COWIE, David Murray, 1872-1940. 64-1507 

COWLES, Alfred. 65-162 
COWLES, John, 1898- 65-704 
COWLEY, Malcolm, 1898- 64-150 
COWLING, Donald John, 1880- 65-318 
COWPER, William, 1731-1800. 64-957 
COWS 

see also Cattle; Dairying; Livestock 

Dairy. 64-884 
COX, Mrs. J. W. 64-1157 

63-186, 



COX, Jacob Dolson, 1828-1900. 
63-397, 64-1339 



COX, Jacob Dolson, 1852-1930. 64-1339 

COX James Mlddleton, 1870-1957. 64-1295 
65-173, 65-2010 

COX, James W. 64-473 

COX, Jesse, 1793-1879. 65-887 

COX, Joseph Warren. 65-1601 

COX, Kate Virginia see Logan, Kate Virginia 
(Cox) 

COX, Kenyon, 1856-1919. 63-349, 64-1339 

COX, Louise Howland King. 64-1339 

COX, Murrell Howard. 64-1506 

COX, Norman W. 64-1157 

COX, Oscar. 64-178 

COX, Samuel Hanson, 1793-1880. *64-795 

COX, Samuel Sullivan, 1824-1889. 63-374 
63-377, 64-57, 64-764 

COX family. 64-551, 64-1339 

COXE, Arthur Cleveland, Bp. , 1818-1896 
65-92 

COXE, Charles. 65-1602 

COXE family. 65-1602 

COY, Albert Wayne see Coy, Wayne, 1903- 

COY, Wayne, 1903-1957. 65-30 , 65-52, 65-64 
COYOTERO Indians. 65-1176, 65-1815 
CRAB Orchard, Tenn. 

Personal papers. 64-1173 
CRABB, Alfred Leland. 65-888 
CRABBE, George, 1754-1832. 64-59 
CRABTREE, James W. 64-1528, 65-1496 

CRADDOCK, Charles Egbert, pseud, see 
Murfree, Mary Noailles, 1850-1922 

CRADDOCK, Robert. 65-25 
CRAFT, D. 65-887 
CRAFT guilds see Guilds 



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CRAFTS, Samuel Chandler, 1768-1853. 
64-790 

CRAFTS, William 

Estate ol. $5-849 

CRAFTSBURY Academy, Craftsbury, Vt. 
64-790 

CRAIG, Adam. 65-990 

CRAIG, Ceyce (Dodd) see Eastman, Ceyce 
(Dodd) Craig 

CRAIG, Edward. 65-158 

CRAIG, Edward Gordon, 1872- 65-1874 

CRAIG, John N. 63-360 

CRAIG, Locke, 1860-1925. 64-606 

CRAIG, Malin. 64-1557 

CRAIG, Mary Ann (Posey) 65-158 

CRAIG, Robert, professor at the University of 
Michigan. 64-1509 , 65-421, 65-521 

CRAIG, Samuel. 65-1860 

CRAIG Co. , Va. 

Land. 65-971 

CRAIG family. 65-158 

Estate. 65-829 
CRAIGHEAD, Alexander. 64-326 

CRALUE, Richard Kenner, 1800-1864. 
64-1568 

CRAMER, Lawrence. 65-66 

CRAMP (William) and Sons Ship and Engine 
Building Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 
63-153 

CRAMTON, Louis Convers, 1875- 64-1510 , 
65-567 

CRANCH, Richard. 63-166 

CRANCH, William, 1769-1855. 63-166 

CRANDALL, Calvin B. 65-1453 

CRANDALL, George. 65-1453 

CRANDALL, Jared B. 65-1453 

CRANDALL, Mrs. Jared B. 65-1453 

CRANE, Aaron D. 65-1597 

CRAKE, Charles Richard, 1858-1939. 
85-940 

CRANE, Cora (Howorth) 1865-1910. 64-206 

CRANE, Hart, 1899-1932. 64-150 

CRANE, Henry D. 65-1597 

CRANE, Henry Hitt. 64-775 

CRANE, Louisa Wheeler jsee Cook, Louisa 
Wheeler (Crane) 

CRANE, Richard Teller, 1832-1912. 65-1918 

CRANE, Stephen, 1871-1900. 64-206 . 
35-1846 

CRANE, Verner Wlnslow, 1889- 64-1515 

CRANE, William Henry, 1845-1928. 65-844 

CRANFORD, Clarence. 64-1161 



CRANSTON, R. I. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

CRAPO, David. 64-1511 

CRAPO, Henry Howland, 1804-1869. 64-1456, 
64-1511 , 65-237, 65-246 

CRAPO, Stanley T. 64-1511 

CRAPO, William Wallace, 1830-1926. 
64-1469, 64-1511 

CRARY, Isaac Edwin, 1804-1854. 64-1472 
65-253, 65-457, 65-541 

CRARY family. 65-223 

CRAVATH, O. 65-1495 

CRAVEN, Braxton, 1822-1882. 63-80 

CRAVEN Co. , S. C. 

Plats. 63-312 

CRAVENS, F. 65-23 

CRAVENS House. 65-885 

CRAWFORD, Cheryl, 1902- 64-1598, 
64-1618 

CRAWFORD, Francis Marion, 1854-1909. 
65-1944 

CRAWFORD, Fred Lewis, 1888-1957. 65-463, 
65-1327 

CRAWFORD, George. 65-1603 

CRAWFORD, George, O. 65-1603 

CRAWFORD, George W. , 1798-1872. 63-66, 
64-407 

CRAWFORD, Harry Love. 65-1454 

CRAWFORD, Ivan Charles, 1886- 64-1417 

CRAWFORD, James P. 65-1603 

CRAWFORD, JohnB. 65-1603 

CRAWFORD, Lewis Ferandus, 1870-1936. 
65-759 

CRAWFORD, Martha (Foster) 1830-1893. 
63-51 

CRAWFORD, Richard. 65-1603 

CRAWFORD, Samuel Wylie, 1829-1892. 
65-950 

CRAWFORD, T. Hartley. 65-1801 

CRAWFORD, William, of Monmouth Co. , N.J. 
65-1603 

CRAWFORD, William Harris, 1772-1834. 
65-1858 

As correspondent. 63-228, 63-375, 64-118, 
64-343, 64-510, 64-556, 64-1547 

Candidacy for President. 63-228, 64-186, 
64-1547 

CRAWFORD family. 65-1327. 65-1603 
CRAWLEY, Sadie Tiller. 64-1553 
CREAGH, Alexander M. 

Estate of. 64-474 
CREAGH family. 64-474 
CREAMERIES 

see also Dairying 

New York, 64-928 



Vermont. 64-789 
CREATIVE writing. 64-728, 65-342 
CREATIVITY of artists. 63-411 
CREDIT. 64-121, 64-236, 64-1045 

see also Banks and banking; Debts 

Revolutionary period. 65-1318 

CREDIT associations, Cooperative. 64-97 

CREDIT unions see Credit associations, 
Cooperative 

CREEK Indians. 63-131, 64-1194 

Government relations. 63-222 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1499 

Wars 

1836. 65-876 
CREEK Nation 

Travel and description. 63-131 

CREEL, George, 1876-1953. 64-1269, 
65-888, $5-1783, 65-2010 

CREIGHTON, Edward, 1820-1874. 65-1775 

CREITZ, Carrol E. 64-1174 

CRENSHAW, Agnes see Miller, Agnes 
(Crenshaw) 

CRENSHAW, Charles. 64-990 

CRENSHAW, John. 64-990 

CRENSHAW, Nathaniel C. , 1816-1888. 64-990 

CRENSHAW, Sarah. 64-990 

CRENSHAW family. 64-990 

CRESCENT Lumber Company. 64-745 
CRESPO, Argentina 

Lutheran colleges. 64-187 
CRESSON, Charles Caleb. 65-1548 
CRESSON, Joseph. 65-1548 
CRESSON, Margaret (French) 1889- 64-1566 
CRESSON, William Penn. 64-1566 
CRESS Y, Alonzo. 65-1365 
CRESWELL, Cordelia, 18687-1950. 64-1512 
CRETE Mills, Crete, Neb. 65-1455 , 65-1480 
CRETE, Neb. 

Banks and banking. 65-1455 

Doane College 

President. 65-1985 

Gristmills. 65-1455 , 65-1480 

Railroads. 65-1485 
CRETE State Bank, Crete, Neb. 65-1455 
CREW family. 64-1244 
CBJCHTON, Kyle. 65-1664 

CRICKET Hill, Va. 

General stores. 65-989 



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CHIME and criminals. 64-1502 

see also Correction (Treatment of offend- 
ers); Prisoners 

Michigan. 65-608 

Minnesota. 63-242 

' New York. 64-849 

•Texas. 64-681 

CRIME detection societies 

' New Jersey., 65-1617 

CRIMEA Conference, Yalta, Russia, 1945. 
65-38, 65-64 

CRIMEAN War, 1853-1856. 63-148 

Morale. 63-53 
CRIMINOLOGY see Crime and criminals 
CRIMP (Literary character) 63-146 
CRISCUOLO, Luigi. 64-882 
CRISP, Stephen. 65-156 . 
CRITIC (later Putnam's monthly) 65-839 
CRITICAL Thinking, Project in. 64-903 
CRITICISM 

Literary. 65-839 

Music. 65-1850 

CRITTENDEN, Albert Robinson, 1867-1933 
64-1513 

CRITTENDEN, C. H. 64-1513 

CRITTENDEN, Ernest. 64-1513 

CRITTENDEN, John Jordan, 1787-1863. 
65-905 

CRITTENDEN, Lisla Van Valkenburg. 
64-1513 

CRITTENDEN, Thomas Theodore, 1832-1909 
64-282 

CROCKER, Charles F. 64-738 

CROCKER, Edward B. 65-856 

CROCKER, William H. , 1861-1937. 65-862 
65-2011 

CROCKERY see Pottery industry and trade 
CROCKETT, Mrs. Penn, collector. 64-1177 
CROCKETT, a B. 65-874 
CROCKETT, Robert. 65-971 
CROCKETT family 

Genealogy. 64-1177, 64-1184 
CROES, John, Bp. , 1763-1832. 65-1604 

CROES, John, 1787-1849. ,65-1604 
CROES family. 65-1604 
CROFFUT, Bessie. 64-771 

CROFFUT, William Augustus, 1835-1915. 
64-771 

Autographs. 63-245 

CROFTS, Frederick Sharer. 65-1981 

CROGHAN, W. 65-990 

CROGHAN, William. 65-23 



CROKER, John Wilson, 1780-1857. 63-55, 
64-59, 64-112, 65-8 

CROKER, Thomas Francis Dillon. 64-147 

CROKER, William Chambers, d. 1953. 
64-592 

CROLY, D. Goodman. 63-377 

CROMWELL, Abigail see Dlmer, Abigail 
(Cromwell) d. 1897 

CROMWELL, Oliver 

Autographs. 65-59 
CRON, Anton C. 64-1514 
CRONDJ, Archibald Joseph, 1896- 65-1664 

CRONYN and Clayton, Salt Lake City. Utah. 
65-1127 *' 

CROOK, George, 1828-1890. 65-1423 

CROQKSTON, Minn. 

First Congregational Church. 64-1520 

University of Minnesota Agricultural 
Station. 63-241 

CROPPER, Rosina (Mix) 64-475 

CROPPER, Thomas Baylie, d. 1855. 64-475 

CROPS. 64-841, 64-1033 

see also Agriculture; Farms and farming; 
and particular crops, e. g. Barley 

Forecasts. 65-1307 

Liens. 64-372 

CROSBY, David. 65-1130 



CROSBY, Henrietta see Ingersoll, Henrietta 
(Crosby) 

CROSBY, John J. 65-1130 

CROSBY and Company, Virginia City. Nev. 
65-1130 

CROSBY and Huron. 64-1637 

CROSS, Arthur Lyon, 1873-1940. 64-1515 

CROSS, James. 65-1355 

CROSS, Samuel Hazzard, 1891-1946. ' 

65-1900 

CROSS, Thomas Uttermare. 64-796 

CROSS, Whitney. 65-1798 

CROSS, Whitney R. , 1913-1955. 64-855 

CROSS, Wilbur Lucius, 1862-1948. 64-1164 

CROSS family 

Genealogy. 64-797 

CROSWELL, Charles Miller, 1825-1886. 
64-1516 

CROSWELL, Ruth. 64-843 

CROSWELL, William, 1760-1834. 65-1232 

CROTHERS, George Edward, 1870-1957. 
64-725, 65-2011 

CROUCH, Austin, 1870-1957. 64-1553 
CROUCH family 

Genealogy. 64-1222 



CROUNSE, Lorenzo, 1834-1909. 64-1276, 
65-1440, 65-1470 

CHOUSE, Nancy see Carpenter, Nellie Janes 
(Crouse) 1872-1943 

CROUSE, Russel, 1893-1966. 65-1838 

CROW, Carl, 1883-1945. 64-327 

CROW, Wayman. 64-278 

CROW River, Alaska 

Scientific expeditions. 65-1081 

CROWN Point Expedition, 1755. 65-1320 

CROWN Point Iron Company, Crown Point 
N. Y. 64-876 

CROWN Point Mine. 65-1173 

CROWN Point, N. Y. 

Business records. 64-876 
CROWNHART, Charles Henry. 65-913 
CROXALL family. 64-774 
CROZTER, John. 64-1199 
CR022ER, William John, 1892-1955. 65-1901 
CRUICE, Robert Blake, d. 1899. 65-823 
CRUIZER (Ship) 63-221 
CRUMB, Caleb B., 1814-.1886. 64-328 
CRUMB, Geneva, 1872-1962. 64-328 
CRUMBIE, Frank R. 64-215 
CRUMP family 

Genealogy. 65-1003 

CRUTCHER family. 65-883 

CRUTCHFIELD, Thomas, Sr. 64-1178 

CRUTCHFIELD, Thomas, 1830-1886. 64-1178 

CRUTCHFIELD family. 64-1178. 

CRU2ATE, Domingo Jironza Petriz de see 
Jironza Petriz de Cruzate, Domingo 

CRYPTOGRAPHY. 64-132, 64-659 
CRYSTAL physics. 64-1561 

CUADRA, Juan Francisco de la Bodega y see 
Bodega y Quadra Mollinado, Juan Francisco 
dela, 1743-1794 

CUALA Press, Dublin, Ire. 65-1834 

CUBA. 64-820, 65-1080 
Anthropology. 64-167 
British naval expeditions. 63-221, 63-404 
Confederate refugees. 64-678, 64-1041 
Consular service (U. S. ) 65-1553 
Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1335 
Entomology. 65-1889 
Family papers. 64-336 

Insurrections against Spain. 63-114, 
65-B68 

Military activities (U. S. ) 65-2B4, 65-B68 

Chaplains. 64-1246 



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CUBA 

Military activities (U. E. ) (Continued) 

Medical service. 63-144 

Soldier voting. 64-820 
Missions 

Baptists. 64-1158 

Newspapers. 65-1463 

Purchase by the U. S. (Proposed) 63-64 

Revolution, 1953-1959. 64-1349 

Shipping records. 64-1215, 65-180 

Spanish American War see Cuba— Military 
activities (U. S. ) 

Spanish colony. 63-114, 63-115 

Travel and description. 64-1179, 64-1186 

CUBBERLY, Elwood Patterson, 1868-1941. 
64-1271 

CUBERO. Pedro Rodrigues see Rodriguez 
Cubero, Pedro 

CUDNEY, Charles H. , 1824-1904. 65-552 

CULBERTSON, Clara F. see Abbott, Clara F. 

(Culbertson) 
CULBERTSON, William Smith, 1884- 65-900 
CULBERTSON family 

Genealogy. 64-1528 

CULBREATH, John. 65-990 

CULLEN, Countee, 1903-1946. 64-150 

CULLEN, Thomas Stephen, 1868-1953. 
65-2022 

CULLEN, William, 1710-1790. 65-1540 

CULLEOKA, Tenn. 

General store. 64-1181 

CULLOM, Jeremiah Walker. 65-887 

CULLOM, Shelby Moore, 1829-1914. 63-340, 
64-245, 64-247, 64-1498, 64-1500, 65-157, 
65-162 

CULLOM, William. 64-1182 

CULLUM, George Washington, 1809-1892. 
64-1569 

CULPEPER, Thomas, Lord, 1635-1689. 
65-983 

CULPEPER Co. , Va. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Episcopal. 64-1246 

County records. 65-1017 

Land. 65-983 

Personal papers. 65-1024 
CULPEPER, Va. 

Letters from, 64-800 
CULTURAL organizations. 64-1566 

Michigan. 65-361 

CULTURAL Resources, U. S. Committee on 
Conservation of 

Michigan. 65-610 



CULVER, David. 64-193 

CULVER, Frank Hopkins, 1855-1934. 
65-1371 

CULVER Military Academy, Culver, Ind. 

Students. 65-330 

CUMBAHEE River Valley 

Plantations. 63-313 

CUMBERLAND College, Nashville, Tenn. see 
Nashville, Tenn. —University 

CUMBERLAND College, Princeton, Ky. 
64-218 

CUMBERLAND Co. , N. C. 

County courts 

Fayetteville. 64-1003 
Justices of the peace. 64-566, 65-747 
Law practice. 64-1108 
Legal documents. 64-377 
CUMBERLAND Co. , Va. 
Civil War 

Letters received in. 65-980 
County records. 65-1017 
Family papers. 64-1222 

CUMBERLAND, Dept. of the §££_ U. S. - 
Army— DepL of the Cumberland 

CUMBERLAND District of the Methodist 
Episcopal Church. 64-974 

CUMBERLAND Ford, Ky. , Battle of, 1861. 
64-1198 

CUMBERLAND Homesteads. 65-1216 

CUMBERLAND Presbyterian Church. 64-481, 
64-1176 

CUMBERLAND River 

Steamboat voyages. 64-1182 
CUMBERLAND settlements 

Pioneers. 64-1194 
CUMBERLAND University, Lebanon, Tenn. 

Students. 64-481 
CUMING, Francis H. 65-1350 
CUMING, Thomas B. 63-247 
CUMMING, Alfred, 1802-1873. 65-1791 
•CUMMING, Henry H. 63-228 
CUMMING family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

CUMMINGS, Albert Newhall, 1841-1906. 
64-1208 

CUMMINGS, Edward Estlin, 1894^1962. 

64-67 
CUMMINGS, Mrs. Howard. 65-1393 

CUMMINGS, Joseph. 65-654 

CUMMINGS family. 64-1208 

CUMMINS, Thomas A. 65-1456 



CUNA Indians. 65-1815 
CUNINGHAME (William) & Company. 65-961 
CUNIIFFE, John William, 1865-1946. 65-532 
CUNNINGHAM, David 
Estate of. 65-1161 
CUNNINGHAM, John W. , 1820-1887. 64-991 

CUNNINGHAM, Mary Simmerson see Logan, 
Mary Simmerson (Cunningham) 1838-1923 

CUNNINGHAM, Sumner Archibald, 1843-1913. 
64-476 

CUNNINGHAM family. 64-544 

CUNNINGHAMS, Gabriella Marie (De La 
Balmondiere) see Graham, Gabriella 
Marie (De La Balmondiere) Cunninghame, 
1859-1906 

CUNNINGHAME-GRAHAM Robert Bontine . 
see Graham, Robert Bontine Cunninghame, 
1852-1936 

CUPPY, Will. 85-1664 
CURLE, Richard Henry Paraell, 1883- 
65-1848, 65-1849 

CURLE Y, James M. 65-56 

CURLEY, Michael Joseph, Abp. , 1879-1947. 
63-325 

CURRENCY see Bimetallism; Money 

CURRENCY, U. S. Comptroller of the. 
63-374, 65-740 

CURRENCY, U. S, House Committee on 
Banking and. 64-253, 65-1742 

CURRENT history (Periodical) 65-1577 

CURRER-BRIGGS, Noel. 64-1235 

CURREY, John. 64-734 

CURRIE, J. S. 65-1798 
CURRIER family. 65-883 
CURRITUCK Township, N. C. 
Legal documents. 64-1071 
CURRY, George Law, 1820-1878. 64-707 

CURRY, Jabez Lamar Monroe, 1825-1903. 
63-45 

CURRY, Lucy Belle (Railey) 1892- 65-962 

CURRY family 

Genealogy. 65-962 

CURT, Louis, chevalier de, 1722-1804. 
64-75 

CURTI, Merle E. 65-1980 
CURTICE, Cooper, 1856-1939. 64-891 
CURTIN, Andrew Gregg, 1817-1894. 65-899 
CURTIS, Allen. 65-1159 

CURTIS, Armand de Rosset, 1839-1856. 
64-439 

CURTIS, Benjamin Robbins, 1809-1874. 
63-337 

CURTIS, Carl T. 65-1507 

CURTIS,- Charles, 1860-1936. 65-173 



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CURTIS, Charles P. 64-1584 
CURTIS, Edward. 65-1522 

C ™™77 GC ° rgeTiClm0r ' 18 "-»94. 63-337, 

C % C,B «' M11 -. "24-1892. 65-908, 



^Z^E^f^^ Index 



CURTIS, Giles. 64-193 



CU Sf eberDOUSt - 1872 - 19 «- 64-1515, 

CURTB, Mary Jane (de RosS et) 64-477 
CURTIS, Melville. 65 _ 1159 

64-439, 



C ^ 3 ,^9f mStr0a e- 1*39-1876. 

CUSTER Post No. 7 & 

P«b»c, Omaha, iJ^S^-ttelto. 

C^TB, Anne (Parsons) 64- 53 6 
CUS TB, Eleanor Parke s « . . 

Parke (Custis) 1779-181? *' Elean0r 

CUSTIS, Frances T .«<, , 

(Custis) T - ^S Jones, France T . 



^^"L^^' 1808 - 18 72 
m-477, 64-562, 64-592 

CURTIS, Sir Roger, 1746-1816. js^ 
CURTIS, Walter Oilman. 64.992 
- CURTIS, Walter T ., 1874- 65-1374 

CURTIS, WiUian.Elroy, 1850-1911. 65.552 
CURTIS family. 64-477,64-995,64-1230 
CURTISS, Gle M Hammond, 1878-1930. 64. 892 

CURVES, Composition. 65-1719 

CURWEN, MasteUEwing, 1825-1868. 63-167 
CUR WEN family. 63-167 
CUSACK, Mary Frances, 1830-1899. 63-401 
C Tfl G 5 ' 5 Caleb ' 1800 -^. 65-253, 
Autographs. 63-245, 64-63 

CUSHTNG (Christopher) and r n 

Me. 64-56 Company, Bath, 

CUSHING, Clinton, 1840-1904. 64-1167 

CUSHTNG, Courtland. 63-398 

CUSHING, George, 1888- 64,1518 

CUSHTNG, KatherineAbeU. 64 . 609 

CUSHTNG, Thomas, Jr. 65-1318 
CUSHING, Thomas, 1725-1788. 65-1318 
C ™ G 6?-y er ° meI ^ Company, Bath, 
CUSHTNG family. 55-1318 
CU 6S AUStinSP ^^ 8 «-»07. 
C ^-n4 N ' 6 i^ 5 S ^rs, 181 6 .1 876 . 



65-986 



CUSTIS, John, 1678-1749. „.„„„ 

CUSTIS, Thomas. M , 536 
CUSTIS family. 64-536 
CUSTOMS service. 53.04 

see also Tariff- n s n 

„ ,U - S - - B "reau of Customs 

Declaration forms. 65-59 

Alaska. 65-1715 

California. 64-541 

Florida. 64-595 

Louisiana. 64-1587 
New York City. 65-1522 
North Carolina. 64-626 
Pennsylvania. 65-1670 
Vermont 64-793 
CUSTOMS service^ 63-65,68-115 

r*TTCTVvm»« _ 



CUYLER, Hendrick. 64-943 
CYCLOTRON. 64-1323 
CYGNET (Brig) 64-1391 
CYPRESS, Miss. 

Letters received in. 64-1034 
CYTOLOGY see Cells 

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 
Cooperatives. 65-73 

Diplomatic service (U.S.) 65-932 
Personal papers. 64-1216 

D 



CUSHMAN, G. G. 

CUSHMAN, Harriet Delafield see Bale 
Harnet Delafield (Cushman)~ ^ 

CUSHMAN, Maria Jones (TaUmage) „.„„, 
CUSHMAN, Marian, es-ieog 

collector. 1 



65-1967 



CUSHMAN, Robert E U g en e, 1889 . 



CUSTOMS, Social see In*, , 

65-565. 65-620 ' *"' 65 " 457 ' 65 -552, 
CUTCHrNS.JohnAhram,!^. 65 _ 940 
CUTHBERT, John. 63 -347 
C "^R.CarlC. 65-175 
Ct Sgo C ° ndlCt ^ker, 1888-1958. 

CUTLER, Enos, 178l- 1860 . ^ 
CUTLER, x^^ lg85 _ 652on 
CUTOVER lands 

Washington, 64-1263 
CD i r 7«fi 8 A 3 bigail H£ Slack, Abigail (Cutter) 
CUTTER, Irving Samuel, 1875- 65-1541 
CUTTING, Bronson, 1888-1935. 65-944 
CUTTING, Fulton. 65-1801 
CUTTS, Ri chard) 1771 . 1845 _ 65i967 

CU 6 r 4 TS l' 26 l iChardBO,ninlCUS ' ""-1883. 
318 



DA f5^' CharleSWiU ^»^871. 
D ^7 Y 7,^ W ^"«-1 9 «. 

BARNEY, Hannah Frances (Dickinson, 64-998 

BARNEY, John Bass, 1766-1826. 65 -i 80 
DABNEY, John G . „_„, 

DABNEY, Virginia, 1901 . 65 . 959 

DABNEY, w. D. 64-1500 

DABNEY family « ,„„ 

y - 65-180. 65-1010 

Genealogy. 64-1184 
DA COSTA, JohnC . M _ 1147 
°A COSTA, Morton>1914 . ^ 
DADE family 

Genealogy. 6 5-882 

X^S ?"' ~* «• Untermeyer, 
DAGGETT, David. 64-1371 
DA f?7 1 8 T 7 ROUinMaU ^. "31-1901. 

n^^ 16 ^ &U& 65-1152, 

DAHLGREN, Bernard. 64-1145 
DA f8 L 7ryg A<to ^Bernard,ie09- 
"ISSSF ^^-e (Vi„ tol0 1825-1898. 

DAHLGREN gun. 64-1168 
DAHLONEGA, Ga. 

Summer resorts. 64-223 
DAICHES, David, 1912- 6 4-H4 
DAILY, Henry N. 65-23 
DATLY Alaskan, Juneau. 65 -i 821 
DATLY America (Publication) 65-1613 



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DAIRY cows. 64-884 

DAIRY Workers Union. 65-111 

DAIRYING 

see also Butter trade; Cheese industry and 
trade; Creameries; Milk 

Georgia. 64-422 

Michigan. 65-218 

New York. 64-851, 64-910, 64-951 

North Dakota. 65-782 

Wisconsin. 65-1C65 

DAIRYMEN'S League. 64-851 

DAKE, Orsamus Charles, 1832-1875. 
65-1457 

DAKOTA Indians. 65-1411 

see also Otoe Indians; Sioux Indians 
DAKOTA Territory 

Ranches. 65-1756 

Land 

Public. 64-1285 

The DAKOTAS see Dakota Territory; 
North Dakota; South Dakota 

DAL, John Wesley. 65-1540 

DALBY, Sir W. B. 65-1540 

DALE, Nathaniel. 63-346 

DALE, W.. F. 65-1495 

DALLAS, Alexander James, 1759-1817. 
63-220, 63-363, 64-1150 

DALLAS, George Mifflin, 1792-1864. 
64-1144 , 64-1575, 65-491 

DALLAS Co. , Ala. 

Reconstruction. 65-884 
DALLAS Co. , Tex. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1773 
DALLAS, Ga. 

Civil War. 64-243 
DALLAS, Tex. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist 64-1162 

Semi-weekly farm news. 65-883 
DALLEY, C. J. 64-857 
DALLEY, E. M. 64-857 
DALLEY, Francis Kernan. 64-857 
DALLEY, GrettaM. 64-857 
DALLEY family. 64-857 

D ALTON, , Capt- 64-314 

D'ALTON, John, 1792-1867. 64-807 
DALTON, Ga. 

Letters received in. 64-403 
DALY, Augustin, 1838-1899. 65-1874 



DALY, John, 1914- 64-1615 
DAMERON family. 64-594 
DAMS 

Disasters 

St. Francis Dam. 65-952 

California. 64-20, 65-952 

Minnesota. 63-248 

North Dakota. 65-766 

DANA, Charles Anderson, 1819-1897. 

63-377, 65-901, 65-907, 65-931, 65-1874 

DANA, Cyrus. 65-1360 

DANA, E. W. 65-1795 

DANA, James Dwight, 1813-1895. 64-100, 
65-654, 65-1076 

DANA, Marshall Newport, 1885- 64-689 

DANA, Richard Henry, 1787-1879. 64-795 

DANA, Richard Henry, 1815-1882. 63-140, 
64-57, 65-908 

Autographs. 63-245 
DANA, Samuel Trask. 64-908 
DANBY Telephone Company 

Advertising. 64-919 
DANCE music 

Scores. 64-692 

Virginia. 64-799 
DANCES and dancing 

Folk. 65-879 

DANCY, John C. 65-608 

DANDRIDGE, Martha see Washington, Martha 
(Dandridge) Custis,T73l-1802 

DANDY, Walter Edward, 1886-1946. 65-1946 

DANFORTH, Elliot. 64-865 

DANFORTH, William H. 64-895 

DANIEL, Elizabeth Susan (Tabb) Riddle. 
65-963 

DANIEL, John Moncure, 1800 (ca. )-1845. 
65-963 

DANIEL, John Warwick, 1842-1910. 65-972 

DANIEL, MarUtla see Worth, Martitia (Daniel) 

DANIEL, Mary Brown see Moore, Mary Brown 
(Daniel) 1875- 

DANIEL, Raleigh Travers. eS^eS 1 

DANIEL, William H. 65-23 

DANIEL family. 65-963 

Genealogy. 65-884 

DANIEL Guggenheim Fund for the Promotion of 
Aeronautics, inc. 64-1573 

DANIELS, Francis Potter, 1869- 65-209 

DANIELS, Jonathan, 1902- 65-52, 65-64, 
65-384 



DANIELS, Josephus, 1862-1948. 63-325, 
64-426, 64-738, 64-778, 64-1291, 65-53, 
65-940 

DANISH Mormon journals (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1132 

DANISH West Indies see West Indies, Danish 

DANMOR, Andrew. 64-245 
DANN, Hollis. 64-840 
DANVILLE, Ky. 

Centre College. 64-602 

Political Club. 65-25 

Students. 65-26 
DANVILLE, Me. 

Letters from. 64-3"57 
DANVILLE, Pa. 64-1138 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 64-1156 
DANVILLE, Va. 

Family and business papers. 64-531 

DANZIGER, Gustave Adolphe see De Castro, 
Adolphe Danziger, b. 1866 

D'AOUST, O. BanchareL 64-349 
DAR (The gift), by Vladimir Nabokov. 65-921 
DARBY, John Fletcher, 1803-1882. 64-329 
DARBY, W. Evans. 64-767 
D'ARCAMBAL family. 64-330 
DARCY, Eliza. 65-1607 
DARCY, JohnS. 65-1607 
DARCY, Timothy Johnes. 65-1607 
DARDEN, Colgate Whitehead. 65-959 
DARDEN family. 64-1179 
DARE, Virginia, b. 1587. 64-472 
DARGAN, Olive (Tllford) 65-717 
DARE and Dismal Tract, Del. 
Legal documents. 64-207 
DARLING, Jay Norwood, 1876-1962. 65-168 
DARLING, Robert B. 65-210 
DARLINGTON, Cyril Dean, 1903- 63-354 

DARLTNGTON, William, 1782-1863. 65-654 

DARLINGTON, Md. 64-1006 

DARNLEY, John Bligh, 4th earl of, 1767-1831. 
63-46 

DARRACOTT, John. 65-1006 

DARRACOTT, Mary A. 65-1006 

DARROW, Clarence Seward, 1857-1938. 
64-58 

As correspondent. 65-162, 65-704 
Autographs. 64-63 



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DARROW, Ruby H. 64-58 
DARTMOUTH, College, Hanover, N. H. 

Board of Trustees. 65-1036 

Library. 65-1847 
DARWIN, Charles Robert, 1809-1882 

As correspondent. 65-1076 

Autographs. 64-63 

References to. 63-250 
DARWINISM see Evolution 

DASHIELL, Margaret. 64-216 

DAUGHERTY, Esther see Kerr, Esther 
(Daugherty) 

DAUGHERTY, Harry Micajah, 1860-1941 
63-343 

DAUGHTERS of 1812 see National Society of 
the United States Daughters of 1812 

DAUGHTERS of Founders and Patriots of 
America 

Michigan Chapter. 65-1328 

DAUGHTERS of the American Revolution. 
64-320, 64-1414, 65-616, 65-713, 65-1840 

Hospital Corps. 65-945 

Kentucky. 63-194 

Michigan. 65-211 

Sarah Caswell Angell Chapter, Ann Arbor. 
65-212 

Tennessee 

Cumberland Chapter. 64-1179 

Old Glory Chapter. 64-1184 
Wyoming. 65-1795 

DAUGHTERS of the Confederacy see United 
Daughters of the Confederacy 

DAUGHTERS of Union Veterans of the Civil War 
65-1465 

DAUGHTERS of Veterans see Daughters of 
Union Veterans of the Civil War 

DAVENNY, Wilson Imbrie, 1859-1917. 
65-213 

DAVENPORT, Basil. 64-1558 

DAVENPORT, Charles Benedict, 1866-1944. 
65-1940 

DAVENPORT, Edward Loomis, 1815-1877. 
65-1874 

DAVENPORT, Fanny see Price, Fanny 
(Davenport) 

DAVENPORT, Walter. 65-1664 

DAVENPORT Besler Corporation, Davenport, 
Iowa. 64-1379 

DAVENPORT, Iowa 

Locomotive manufacturing. 64-1379 

DAVERS, Thomas. 63-221 

DAVEY, Minnie Maddern jsee Fiske, Minnie 
Maddern (Davey) 1865-1932 

DAVID'S Island, N. Y. 

Civil War 



Military hospitals. 64-663 

DAVIDSON, Adam Brevard, 1808-1896. 
64-478 

DAVIDSON, C. Girard. 64-819 

DAVIDSON, David Albert, 1908- 64-1603 

DAVIDSON, Donald. 65-888 

DAVIDSON, Frank. 64-629 

DAVIDSON, George, 1825-1911. 63-384 
64-1268 

DAVIDSON, George F. 64-629 

DAVTDSON, Gordon Charles. 65-1782 

DAVIDSON, James Wood, 1829-1905. 65-1029 

DAVIDSON, Jo, 1883-1952. 65-1205 

DAVIDSON, John, 1735-1832. 64-417 

DAVIDSON, JohnM. W. 64-478 

DAVTDSON (John P.) and Company, Talladega. 
Ala. 64-1055 

DAVIDSON, John W. 64-1638 

DAVIDSON, Levi P. 65-1608 

DAVIDSON, Lucretia Maria, 1808-1825 
65-1608 

DAVTDSON, Margaret Miller, 1823-1838 
65-1608 

DAVTDSON, Mary Laura (Springs) 1813-1872 
64-478 

DAVEDON, Matthias Oliver. 65-1608 

DAVIDSON, Morris M. 65-1608 

DAVTDSON, Oliver. 65-1608 

DAVTDSON, Robert Hamilton McWhorta 1832- 
1908. 64-478 

DAVIDSON, Thomas, 1617-1885. 64-100 

DAVTDSON, Thomas, 1840-1900. 64-1290 

DAVTDSON, William Speight McLean. 64-478 

DAVIDSON College, Davidson, N. C. 64-625 

Faculty members' papers. 64-614 

President. 65-728 

Students. 63-89, 64-429 

DAVTDSON Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

DAVTDSON family. 64-478 , 64-629, 65-185, 
65-1608 

DAVIE Co. , N. C. 

Family papers. 6 1-101 9 
DAVTES, Ernest. 64-88 

DAVIES, Joseph Edward, 1876-1958. 64-1624 
65-43, 65-52, 65-53, 65-932 

DAVTES, William Watldns, 1868-1945. 64-426 
DAVIESS (Jo) Co. , m. see Jo Daviess Co. , 

m. — 

DAVIESS, Maria Thompson. 65-888 



DAVE, Adeline (Burr) see Green, Adeline 
(Burr) Davis, 1650 (ca.)-1931 

DAVIS, Andrew Jackson, 1820 (ca.)-1890 
65-1513 

DAVIS, Anna (Kennedy) 64-1291 

DAVIS, Betsy (Smith) 1796-1861. 65-1818 

DAVIS, Byron. 65-217 

DAVIS, Calvin OUn, 1871-1954. 65-214 

DAVE, Charles Albert, 1861-1916. 85-332 
65-356, 65-1372 

DAVE, Charles Augustus, 1795-1867. 64-1575 

DAVE, Charles Gilman, b. 1842. 65-185 

DAVE, Chester C. 65-69 

DAVE, Cushman Kellogg, 1836-1900. 63-243 
65-475 ' 

DAVE, D. J. 64-1263 

DAVE, David, 1815-1886. 63-350, 64-959. 
65-162 

DAVE, Dolphin Alston. 64-994 

DAVE, Dwight F. 64-494 

DAVE, Edward G. 64-865 

DAVE, Elias. 64-479 

DAVE, Elmer Holmes, 1890-1958. 63-354 
64-1560 , 64-1622 ' 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 

DAVE, Erwin. 65-1514 

DAVE, Ferdinand, 1890- 65-217 

DAVE, Frederick. 65-217 

DAVE, Garret W. 65-1609 

*DAVE, George. 65-217 

DAVE, George Turnbull Moore, 1810-1888 
64-331 

DAVE, Georgia. 64-479 
DAVE, Gretchen. 65-1057 
DAVE, H. C. 64-302 

DAVE, Hallie (Ferguson) Flanagan, 1890- 
64-1598, 64-1620 

DAVE, Harold Lenoir, 1896-1960. 64-150 

DAVE, Harper. 65-1631 

DAVE, Henry W. 65-1802 

DAVE, James L. 64-211 

DAVE, Jane 

Estate of. 65-1609 

DAVE, Jefferson, 1808-1889. 63-339 

As correspondent 63-283, 64-545, 64-682, 
64-765, 64-771, 64-777, 65-895, 65-991, 
65-995, 65-2020 

Autographs. 64-63, 65-59 
Capture of. 63-63 



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DAVIS Jefferson, 1808-1889 (Continued) 
Conflict of opinion with Beauregard. 63-391 
Criticism of. 63-134 
Dispatches to. 65-994 

Escape from Richmond, 1865. 64-678 

Letter to. 63-314 

Trial of (Proposed) 64-57 

DAVE, John, 1787-1854. 64-1584 

DAVE, John Chandler Bancroft, 1822-1907. 
63-406 

DAVIS, John James, 1B35-1916. 64-1291 

DAVE, JohnS. 63-398 

DAVE, John William, 1873-1955. 64-1291 , 
64-1295 

DAVE, Jonathan, 1785-1855. 65-84 

DAVE, Joseph Baker, 1845-1920, collector. 
65-215 

DAVE, Joseph Barnard. 64-1580 

DAVE, Julia T. McDonald. 64-1291 

DAVIS. Lee W. 65-1133 

DAVIS, Lorenzo. 65-216 

DAVE, Loyal Edward, 1896- 65-1541 

DAVE, Margaret, 1875-1958. 65-1458 

DAVIS, Mary Louise see Sydnor, Mary 
Louise (Davis) 

DAVE, Matthew L. 63-228 

DAVE, Michael Marks, 1879- 65-103 

DAVE, Nathan Smith, 1817-1904. 65-1537 

DAVE, Nathan Smith, 1858-1920. 65-1540 

DAVE, Nathaniel Penistone, 1895- 65-104 

DAVE, Norman H. , 1878-1944. 65-940 

DAVE, Orin Datus, b. 1851. 64-994 

DAVE, Peter Vroom. 65-1609 

DAVE, Raymond Cazallis, 1836-1919. 
65-217 , 65-508, 65-629, 65-648 

DAVE, Richard Harding, 1864-1916. 65-1874 

DAVE, Samuel, 1B42-1863 

Memorials. 64-1197 

DAVE, Staley F. 64-946 

DAVE, T. 65-1609 

DAVE, Thomas, bookseller and publisher of 
Philadelphia. 65-830 

DAVE, Thomas P. 65-1609 

DAVE, Timothy. 63-346 

DAVE, Varina (Howell) 1826-1906. 63-339 

DAVE, William Heath, 1822-1909. 65-815 

DAVE, William S. 65-1609 

3AVE, William T. 
Estate of. 65-1609 



DAVE, William Watts Hart, 1820-1910. 
65-1126 

DAVE & Byler. 65-1133 

DAVE and Krum, Alton, El. 64-331 

DAVE Coal and Coke Company. 65-27 

DAVE Co. , Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 

DAVE family. 64-479, 64-994 . 65-185, 
65-216, 65-1027 

DAVEON, Ebenezer, d. 1885. 65-1355 

DAVISON, Henry Pomeroy, 1867-1922. 
65-862 

DAVESON, Clinton Joseph, 1882-1958. 
64-1561 

DAWBER, Mark. 64-946 

DAWES, Charles Gates, 1865-1951. 64-1262, 
64-1348, 65-565, 65-862 

DAWES, Henry Laurens, 1816-1903. 64-1218, 
65-1319 

DAWES, James William, 1845-1918. 65-1440 

DAWES family. 65-841 

DAWSON, C. C. 64-904 

DAWSON, Elodie (Todd) 1844-1881. 65-719 

DAWSON, George, 1813-1883. 65-599 

DAWSON, Jeannette M. , d. 1883. 65-1374 

DAWSON, Sir John William, 1820-1899. 
64-100 

DAWSON, Joseph Martin, 1879- 64-1159, 
64-1164 

DAWSON, Margaret see Hall, Margaret 
(Dawson) 

DAWSON, Nathaniel Henry Rhodes, 1829-1895. 
65-719 

DAWSON, Virginia Douglas. 65-236 

DAWSON, William, 1825-1906. 63-247 

DAWSON, William, 1862-1916. 63-247 

DAWSON, William Crosby, 1798-1856. 
65-1858 

DAWSON family. 63-247 

DAY, Clarence, 1874-1935. 63-365, 64-1314, 
65-1838 ' 

DAY, Edmund Ezra, 1883-1951. 64-454 

DAY, Harvey S. 65-218 

DAY, Mary Anne see Br,own, Mary Anne 
(Day) 

DAY, William Rufus, 1849-1923. 65-565 

DAY-LEWE, Cecil, 1904- 64-150 

DAY family. 64-646 

DAY nurseries 

Virginia. 64-1224 

DAYLIGHT (Ship) 64-609 
DAYTON, Arthur S. 64-779 



DAYTON, Jonathan, 1760-1824. 65-1626 
DAYTON, Ohio 

Cholera epidemic, 1849. 63-167 

Merchants. 63-161 
DEADWOOD, S. D. 

Letters from. 64-1466 
DEADY, Matthew PauL 64-707 
DEAF 

Education 

Connecticut. 64-1289 

Missions 

Lutheran. 64-187 
DEAF Smith Co. , Tex 

Cattle ranches. 65-808 
DEAFNESS see Ear 
DEAL, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1599 

DEALEY, Edward M. 63-36 

DEALEY, George Bannerman, 1859-1946, 
collector. 63-36 

DEAN, Edwin Blanchard, 1866-1948. 65-1985 
DEAN, Elias. 65-219 
DEAN, Henry Stewart, 1830-1915. 65-620 
DEANE. Silas, 1737-1789. 65-1662 

DEARBORN, Henry, 1751-1829. 63-335, 
63-366, 63-375, 64-47, 64-1194, 64-1563, 
65-9 

DEARBORN, Henry Alexander Scammell, 
1783-1851. 65-9 

DEARBORN family. 65-9 

Genealogy. 63-335 
DEARBORN, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-294 

Fort Dearborn Post No. 364 of the American 
Legion. 65-1321 

Restorations of buildings. 65-1340 

DEARDOFF, Neva Ruth, 1887-1958. 65-220 

DEATH penalty see Capital punishment 

DEATH records see Vital records 

DE BAR, Benedict, 1814-1877. 64-332 

DEBATING. 65-602 

see also Public speaking 

DEBATING societies. 63-50 

Colleges and universities. 65-322 

DE BERNIERE, Charlotte see Hooper, 
Charlotte (De Berniere) 

DE BOSE, Mary Tatum. 64-1185 

DE BREE, John. 63-328 

DEBT collection. 64-630, 65-1440, 65-1607 



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DEBTS. 65-1307 

see also Credit 

Missouri. 65-675 
DEBTS, Public. 63-374, 65-1078 

Revolutionary period. 63-299 ' 

World War I. 65- 1078 

Pennsylvania. 64-1138 

DE CARADEUC, James Achille, 1816-1895 
64-449 

DE CARADEUC family see Caradeuc family 

I 
DECARTELIZATION 'see Antitrust laws, 
legislation and prosecution; Trusts, Indus - 
, trial 

DE CASSERES, Benjamin, 1873-1945. 65-14, 

DE CASTRO, Adolphe Danziger, b. 1866 
65-2004 

DECATUR Co. , Kan. 

InJian raids and massacres. 65-1501 
DECATUR, Ga. 

Family papers. 65-1870 
DECATUR, Mich. 

Sheep raising. 65-313 
DECEDENTS' estates see Estates 
DE CERKES, Euphemia (Grubb) 65-1630 
DECKERTOWN, N. J. 

Drug trade. 65-164? 

DECLARATION of Independence see U. S.'~ 
Declaration of Independence 



DECORATIONS of honor. 
see also Medals 



64-532 



DEDHAM, Mass. 

Family papers. 65-1200 

Horticulture. 65-188 
DEEP River Valley, N. C. 

Mines and mining. 64-568 

DEEP Waterways Commission, U. S. 64-1413 

DEER Range Plantation, La. 64-669 

DEERE, Charles, 1852-1927. 64-1525 

DEERE and Company. 64-1525 \ 

DEERE and Webber Company, Minneapolis 
Minn. 64-1525 

DEERE family. 64-1525 

DEERING, Frank C. 

Collection of Indian captivities. 63-2 

DEFENCE (Brig) 65-1837 

DEFENCE (Ship) 65-1837 

DEFENSE 

see also Civil defense; Fortifications; 
Military posts; "Military preparedness; 
names of forts; names of wars; and 
appropriate subdivisions under names of 
countries 



Coasts. 63-397 
Special trains in 1941. 65-1059 
DEFENSE Dept , U. S. 64-1583 

DEFENSE Minerals Administration U S. 
65-97 

DEFENSE Plant Corporation. 

Consultant Division. 65-137 

DEFENSE Production Administration U S 
64-870 ' • 

DEFENSE Program, U. S. Senate Committee 
Investigating the National see U. S — 
Congress. Senate -SpeciaTcommittee In- 
vestigating the National Defense Program 

DEFENSE, U. S. Council of National see 
U. S. —Council of National Defense 

DE FOREST, Robert Weeks. 64-798 

DE FRANCE, Charles Q. 65-1495 

DEFREES, John Dougherty. 63-398 

DE GARMO, Charles. 65-1922 

DE GAULLE, Charles see Gaulle, Charles 
de, 1890- 

DE GRAFFENREID, Clare, 1849-1921 
64-1210 

DE GRAFFENREID family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

DE GRASSI, George. 64-882 

DEISM see Positivism 

DE JONG, Russell Nelson, 1907- 65-221 

DE KALB, Courtenay. 64-802 

DE KALB, Frances (Douglas) see Douglas 
Frances, 1870- ' 

DEKALB Co. , Mo. 

Court papers. 64-324 
DEKALB Co. , Tenn. 64-1195 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

DE KLEINE, William, 1877-1957. 65-222 

D4.KRUIF, Paul Henry, 1890- 65-222 
65-1664 

DE LA BALMONDIERE, Gabriella Marie see 
Graham e, Gabriella Marie (De La BalnTon- 
diere) Cunninghame, 1859-1906 

DE LACY, Emerson Hugh, 1910- 64-1262 

DELAFIELD, Emily see Floyd, Emily 
(Delafield) 1870- 

DELAFIELD, Emily (Prime) 1840-1909 
65-1515 

DELAFIELD, Julia. 65-1515 

DELAFIELD, Mrs. Lewis Livingston see 
Delafield, Emily (Prime) 1840-1909 

DELAFIELD, Richard, 1798-1873. 65-1516 

DE LAMAR Commercial Company, ltd. , De 
Lamar, Idaho. 65-1785 

DE LA MARE, Walter John, 1873-1956 
64-150, 65-1205 

DE LAMATER, Eric Doan, 1912- 64-1481 

DE LAND, Charles Victor, 1828-1903. 65-223 



DE LAND family. 65-223 

DELANO, Cclumbus, 1809-1896. 63-340 

DELANO, Edward, 1818-1881. 65-31 

DELANO, Frederic Adrian, 1863-1953. 
65-31, 65-40, 65-53, 65-54, 65-434 

DELANO, John Sherman. 63-340 

DELANO, Joseph C., 1796-1883. 65-31 

DELANO, Sara see Roosevelt, Sara (Delano) 
1857-1941 

DELANO, Warren, 1779-1866. 65-31 

DELANO, Warren, 1809-1898. 65-31 

DELANO family. 63-340, 65-31 , 65-1354 

DELANY, Elizabeth (Sloan) 64-333 

DELANY, John O'Fallon, 1841-1930. 64-333 

DELASSUS, Carlos Dehault, 1767-1842? 
64-334, 65-683 

DELASSUS family. 64-334 

DELAVAN, IU. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 64-243 
DELAVAN, Wis. 

Resident of. 65-1868 
DELAWARE 

Apprentices. 64-213 

Civil War. 63-327, 64-210, 64-985 
Prisoners and prisons. 64-448, 
64-1329, 65-734, 65-965 

Regiments see Delaware — Infantry 

Collectors and collecting 

Mineral specimens. 65-1574 

Colleges and universities see Delaware— 
University (Dover) 

Estates. 64-207, 64-212 

Family papers. 64-536, 64-958, 65-1591 

Infantry 

3dRegt, 1862-1865 
Company H. 64-210 

Legal documents. 64-207, 64-211 
64-213 

Law practice. 64-212 

Politics. 64-764 

Railroads. 64-209 

Roads. 64-207 

Schools. 64-207 

Sheriffs. 64-212 

Slave records. 64-213 

Surveys and surveying. 64-207, 64-212 
64-213 ■■■-■* 

Tax records. 64-207 

University (Dover) 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1908 

DELAWARE and Hudson Railroad. 64-788 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 



DELAWARE and Ran tan Canal Company. 
65-1683 

DELAWARE Co., N. Y. 64-939 

Legal documents. 64-935 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-886, 64-901 

Teachers and teaching. 64-878 
DELAWARE Co. , Pa. 

Personal papers. 65-1663 

Yarn industry. 64-1146 
DELAWARE Indians. 65-869 

Place names. 63-5 

DELAWARE, Lackawanna and Western Rail- 
road Company 

Injunctions. 64-865 
DELAWARE Railroad Company. 64-209 
DELAWARE River 

Bridges. 65-832, 65-1547 

Revolution. 64-344 

DELAWARE River Bridge. 65-832 

DELAWARE River Bridge Joint Commission of 
the States of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. 
65-832, 65-1547 

DE LEE, Joseph Bolivar. 65-1540 

DELGADO, Rafael. 64-802 

DELTMA, D. A. 65-862 

DELINEATOR (Sunday magazine of the New 
York herald tribune) 65-1205 

DELL, Floyd, 1887- 64-150 

DELLS, William. * 65-23 

DELMAR, Vina. 65-1664 

DELTA Co. , Mich. 

County records. 65-416 
DELTA Gamma Kappa Society. 65-1375 

Zeta Chapter, Lincoln, Neb. 65-1459 

DELTA Kappa Epsilon. 64-1427 

DELTA Upsilon. 64-828 

DEMAREST, Catharine Louisa (Nevius) 
65-1610 

DEMAREST, David D., 1819-1898. 65-1610 

DEMBY, James William. 63-67 

DE MEY VAN STREEFKERK family. 64-260 

DEMMG, Edwin Willard, 1860-1942. 64-350 

DEMMON, Isaac Newton, 1842-1920. 65-224 

As correspondent. 65-217, 65-384, 65-508 

Notes on lectures by. 65-278,65-560 

DEMOCRACY. 65-208 

DEMOCRATIC Party. 63-107, 63-128, 

63-331, 63-377, 64-1260, 64-1269, 64-1491, 
64-1575, 65-43, 65-57, 65-67, 65-78, 
65-242, 65-395, 65-462, 65-468, 65-543, 
65-583, 65-650, 65-674, 65-1034, 65-1055 

Finance. 65-34 

National Committee. 65-32 , 65-121, 
65-124, 65-125, 65-133, 65-570 

Women's Division. 65-33, 65-34 



National conventions 

Chicago, 1896. 65-545 

By place 

Alaska. 65-1821 

Connecticut 64-1301 

Illinois. 64-1329 

Kansas. 65-171 

Kentucky. 65-173 

Michigan. 64-1483, 65-242, 65-316, 

65-543, 65-544, 65-570, 65-583, 65-644, 
65-1338 

Nebraska. 65-1510 

New York. 64-836, 64-1575 

North Carolina. 64-1005 

Oregon. 64-703, 64-707 

South Carolina. 63-291, 65-846 

Texas. 65-813 

Washington. 65-1049 

DEMOCRATIC watchtower, Talladega, Ala. 
(Publication) 64-534 

DEMOPOUS, Ala. 

Letters received in. 64-660 

DEMOTT, John. 65-1611 

DEMOTT, John, Jr. 65-1611 

DEMPSTER, John, 1794-1863. 65-697 

DE MUN, Auguste. 64-335 

DE MUN, Clara. 64-335 

DE MUN, Emilie. 64-335 

DE MUN, Jules, 1782-1843. 64-335 

DE MUN family. 64-335 

DENBLEYKER, Anna. 65-225 

DENBLEYKER, John, b. 1839. 65-225 

DEN BLEYKER, Martha. 65-225 

DEN BLEYKER, Paulus, 1804-1872. 65-225 

DEN BLEYKER family. 65-225 

DENBY, Charles, 1830-1904. 63-350, 
64-764 

DENBY, Edwin, 1870-1929. 64-1499, 65-226 
65-230, 65-606 

DENDROLOGY _see Trees 

DENEALE, George, 1776-1818. 64-1227 

DENEEN, Charles Samuel, 1863-1940. 
64-247 

DE NEUFVTLLE (John) and Sons (Netherlands) 
65-1318 

DENISON, Charles Simeon, 1849-1913. 
65-215, 65-227 

DENISON, .John Evelyn. 64-1 584 
DENISON House, Boston, Mass. 65-838 
DENMAN, Heber. 63-267 
DENMARK 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 64-973 



Mormons and Mormonism. 65-1132 

Consular service (U. S. ) 63-347 

Cooperatives. 65-73 

Ships (War) 63-155 
DENMARK, N. Y. 

Letters received in. 64-824 
DENNEY, A. 64-1006 
DENNEY, Joseph V. 65-532 
DENNING, Charles F. 63-198 
DENNET, Helen L 64-76 

DENNIS, Wesley. 65-1978 

DENNBON, E. H. 65-1178 

DENNBON, William, 1815-1882. 63-205, 
63-261 

DENNISON Manufacturing Company. 64-240 

DENN1STON, Sarah Ann see King, Sarah Ann 
(Denniston) 1805-1877 

DENSLOW, W. W. 65-1198 
DENT, J. C. 64-307 
DENT, James M. 65-532 
DENT family 

Genealogy. 65-968 
DENTAL anatomy see Teeth 
DENTAL enamel see Enamel, Dental 

DENTISTRY. 64-683 
Advertising. 65-323 
Congresses. 64-683 
Education. 65-621 
Laws and legislation. 65-323 
Public health. 65-277 
Societies 

Michigan. 65-323, 65-621 
By place 

Michigan. 65-243, 65-277, 65-323, 65-339, 
65-1343 

DENTON, Samuel, 1803-1860. 65-253, 
65-295 

DENUNCIATIONS 

Catholic Church. 65-1731 

DENVER, James Williams, 1817-1892. 
65-1956 

DENVER, Louisa C. (Rombach) 65-1956 
DENVER, Colo. 

Freight and freightage. 64-270 

Railroads. 65-1190 

Travels from. 64-270 
DENVER family. 65-1956 
DEPT. of 



see name under jurisdiction, e. g. Cor- 
nell University— Dept. of Ancient History; 
U. S. -War Dept 

DE PESTRE, Edmund. 64-335 



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DEPEW, Chatmcey Mitchell, 1834-1928 
63-246, 6 4-1639 

DE PEYSTER, Arent S. 65-1524 
DEPORTATION. 65-1042 
DEPOSIT, N. Y. 

Family papers. 64-866 
DEPOT Association. 65-443 
DEPRESSIONS 

see also Panic of \^ 

1929-1933. 64-1375, 65-43, 65-301 
65-1338, 65-1379, 

Negroes. 65-608 

Oklahoma, 63-270 

DE PUY, Almena R. 65-229 

DE PUY, E. Cora, collector. 65-228 

DE PUY family. 65-229 

DE QUILLE, Dan, pseud, see Wright, 
William, 1829-1898 

DE QUINCEY, Thomas, 1785-1859. 63-67 
DERBY, Conn. 

Family papers. 65-1587 
DERLETH, August William, 1909- 65-1851 
DERN, George Henry, 1872-1936. 65-56 
DERNBERGER, Jacob Warren. 65-1612 
DE ROSE family 

Genealogy. 64-917 

DE ROSSET, Armand John, 1767-1859 
64-995 

DE ROSSET, Armand John, 1807-1897 
64-995 

DE ROSSET, Eliza Jane (Lord) 64-555 
64-995 

DE ROSSET, Gabrielle see Waddell, Gabrielle 
(De Rosset) 

DE ROSSET, Mary Jane see Curtis, Mary 
Jane (De Rosset) 

DE ROSSET family. 64-477, 64-995 . 64-1539 

DEROUN1AN, Arthur. 64-88 

DE SAUSSURE, Henry William, 1763-1839 
64-1552 

DE SAUSSURE, Louis D., b. ca. 1820. 63-283 

DE SAUSSURE, W. F. 64-415 

DE SAUSSURE, Wilmot Gibbes, 1822-1886 
63-283 

DE SAUSSURE and Ford, Charleston S C 
64-1552 

DE SAUSSURE family. 64-415, 65-724 

DESCARTES, Rene, 1596-1650. 64-523 

DESCENT ses Heredity 

DESERET Telegraph Company. 65-1127 

DESERTION, Military 

Civil War. 63-329 



DESLOGE, Firmin, 1803-1856. 64-336 
DESLOGE family. 64-336 
DESOTO, Neb. 

Local government 64-1276 
DETECTIVE fiction weekly. 64-684\ 
M ™. Edgar Raymond, 1930- 

DETROIT Female Seminary. 65-204 
DETROIT Institute of Technolo^. 65-1351 
DETROIT, Mich. 

Americanization Committee. 64-1412 
^'o^oWle industry and trade. 64-1474, 

Banks and banking. 65-400 
Board of Commerce. . 65-230 
Business papers. 65-205 
Charitable work. 65-204 
Children's Fund of Michigan. 65-1324 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-1438 
64-1453 ' 

Episcopal. 65-414, 65-438 

Presbyterian. 65_-231, 65-232, 65-296 
65-498 ' 

Unitarian. 65-309 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 64-1492 
Colleges and universities. 65-635, 65-1351 
Consumers' organizations. 64-1495 
Courthouse. 65-1343 
Drug trade. 65-235 
Family papers 

19th century. 65-432, 65-601, 65-656 
19th and 20th centuries. 65-617, 65-633 
First Presbyterian Church. 65-231 
First Protestant Society. 64-1438 
Girls schools. 65-204 
Government. 65-448, 65-579 
Land 

Companies. 65-235 
Transactions. 65-649 
Law practice. 65-237, 65-324, 65-1360 
Lumber industry and trade. 65-258 
Manufacturing. 64-1508 
Memorial Presbyterian Church. 65-232 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc ) 
64-1438 

Missions. 65-296 

Music, Philanthropy in. 65-573 

National Encampment of the Grand Army of 
the Republic, 25th, 1891. 65-1333 

Negroes. 65-608 

Newspapers. 65-338, 65-406, 65-433 

Paper making and trade. 65-258 



Personal papers. 65-466, 65-600 

Petroleum industry and trade. 65-394 

Population elements. 64-1412 

Prisons. 65-1343 

Radio Station WJR. 64-1518 

Railroads. 65-515 

Regional Office of the National War Labor 
Board, 1942-1945. 64-1634 

Restorations of buildings. 65-1340 
Riot, 1943. 65-608 

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church. 
65-438 

St. Paul's Episcopal Church. 65-438 

Sit-down strike, 1937. 65-448 

Social life. 65-664 

Societies. 65-438 

Soldiers' Home. 65-204 

Students. 65-305 

Technical schools. 65-1351 

Travel and description. 65-234, 65-593 

Travels from. 65-556, 65-564 

University of Detroit 65-1351 

Urban League. 65-608 

Wayne State University see Wayne State 
University, Detroit, filch. 

Wool industry awi trade. 64-1458 

DETROIT news (Newspaper) 65-338, 65-433 

DETROIT Optical Institute. 65-1351 

DETROIT Post and Tribune Company 
(Publishers) 65-406 

DE ™ 29l PreSbytertan Hon * Mission Society. 
DETROIT United Railroad. 65-515 
DE TURK, Charles. 65-1924 
DETZER, Dorothy, 1900- 65-1035 
DEUTSCH, Babette, 1895- 64-150 
DEVELOPMENT see Evolution 
DEVELOPMENT companies. 64-736 

DEVEREUX, Frances see Polk, Frances 
(Devereux) 

DEVEREUX, JohnG. 64-480 

D ™ E 1^3 L1Ule 5i£ B ^, Lillle (Devereux) 

DEVEREUX, Mary Bayard see Clark, Mary 
Bayard (Devereux) 1827-1886 

DEVEREUX, Mary D. 64-859 

DEVEREUX, Nicholas, 1791-1855. 64-859 

DEVEREUX, Robert, earl of Essex see 
Essex, Robert Devereux, earl of, 1566- 
1601 

DEVEREUX, Sophia see Turner. Sophia 
(Devereux) 

DEVEREUX family. 65-735 



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DEVIN, William Franklin, 1898- 64-1272 

DEVOE, Alan, 1909- 65-1664 

DEVONSHIRE, William Cavendish, 5th duke of. 
63-54 

DEVOTIONAL exercises (Daily readings) 
64-143B 

DE VOTO, Bernard Augustine, 1897-1955. 
64-1560 

DE VHIES, Peter. 64-41 

DEWARD, Mich. 65-360 

DEWEY, Bessie (Lacy) 65-728 

DEWEY, Charles, 1798-1880. 64-996 , 
•64-1220 

DEWEY, Charles Almon, 1877-1958. 65-168 

DEWEY, Edmund O. 64-1496 

DEWEY, Frederick S. 63-266 

DEWEY, George, 1837-1917. 65-829, 65-862, 
65-868 

DEWEY, John, 1859-1952. 64-77 , 65-1202 

As correspondent. 63-365, 64-1290, 
65-384, 65-437, 65-510, 65-636 

Notes on lectures by. 65-208, 65-278 

DEWEY, Julia Ann (Haylander) 64-996 

DEWEY, Melvil, 1851-1931. 65-217, 65-1918 
65-1982 

DEWEY, Thomas Edmund, 1902- 64-1418, 
65-349, 65-463, 65-1059 

DEWEY, Mrs. Thomas Webber see Dewey, 
Bessie (Lacy) 

DEWEY family. 64-996, 65-728 

DEWEY School, University of Chicago. 64-77 

DE WINTON, Miss F. 65-1517 

DEWITT, JohnHibbett, 1872-1937. 64-1175 

DE WITT, Marcus B. 64-481 

DE WITT, William Radcllffe, 1827-1891. 
64-1378 

DE WOLF, Anna Elizabeth see Middleton, 
Anna Elizabeth (De Wolf) 

DE WOLF family. 64-1076 

DE WOLFE, Florence (Kling) see Harding, 
Florence (Kling) De Wolfe 

DE WOLFF, Huybregt. 65-1575 

DEWSBURY, William, 1621-1688. 65-156 

DEWSON, Mary Williams, 1874-1962. 65-33, 
65-34 , 65-842 

As correspondent. 65-62, 65-1049 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 

DEXTER, Samuel William, 1792-1863. 
65-1360 

DEXTER, Simon Newton. 64-914 

DEXTER, Mich. 

Description. 65-593 

Family and business papers. 64-1441 



Restorations of buildings. 65-1340 
DEY, John 

Estate of. 65-1620 
DEY family. 65-1620 
DEYO family 

Genealogy. 64-917 

DE YOUNG, Michel Harry, 1849-1925. 
65-2012 

The DIAL (Periodical) 64-722 

DIALECTS 

GuUah. 63-275 

DIAMANT, Henry A., collector. 64-337 

DIAMOND Jubilee of Mission Work in Africa. 
64-968 

DIAMONDS. 65-914 

The DIARY of a public man (Anonymous diary) 
65-166 

The DIARY of Anne Frank (Screenplay) 
64-1608 

DIAZ, Porfirto, Pres. Mexico, 1830-1915. 
65-1080, 65-2013 

DIAZ-CANEJA, G. 64-802 

DIBBLE, C. 65-1355 

DIBBLE, Richard, b. 1836. 65-1460 

DICE, Lee Raymond, 1887- 65-1329 

DICKENS, Charles, 1812-1870 

As correspondent. 64-761, 65-1874 

Autographs. 64-63 

DICKENSON, Elizabeth. 85-1409 

DICKERMAN, George Sherwood, 1843-1937. 
64-993 

DICKERSON (C. J. ) Post, Grand Army of the 
Republic, Hillsdale, Mich. 65-1333 

DICKERSON, J. T. 64-892 

DICKERSON, Mahlon, 1770-1853. 63-359, 
64-1388, 64-1585, 65-1694 

DICKERSON, Philemon. 63-359 

DICKEY, Charles, 1813-1883. 65-1360 

DICKTNS, Asbury, 1780-1861. 64-997 

DICKTNS, Francis Asbury, 1804-ca. 1873. 
64-997 

DICKTNS, Margaret (Randolph) 64-997 

DICKTNS family. 64-997 

DICKINSON, Mrs.— 
of Wolferton. 65-1083 

DICKINSON, Andrew G. 64-255 

DICKINSON, Anna Elizabeth, 1842-1932. 
64-1562 

DICKINSON, Charles Courter. 64-887 

DICKINSON, David, 1774-1848. 64-589 

DICKINSON, Donald McDonald, 1846-1917. 
64-764, 64-1455, 64-1500, 65-457, 65-468, 
65-543, 65-565, 65-644, 65-1330 

DICKINSON, George H. 65-1613 



-, wife of the Rector 



DICKINSON, H. L. 65-1121 

DICKINSON, Hannah Frances see Dabney, 
Hannah Frances (Dickinson) 

DICKINSON, Jacob McGavock, 1851-1928. 
64-510, 65-644 

DICKINSON, Luren Dudley, 1859-1943. 
64-1448, 65-547 

DICKINSON, Piatt K. 64-998 

DICKINSON, Robert S. 65-1507 

DICKINSON, Zenas Clark, 1889- 65-1390 

DICKINSON College, Carlisle, Pa. 

Lecture notes. 65-826 

Student notes. 65-432 
DICKINSON family. 64-589, 65-964 
DICKINSON Institute, Romeo, Mich. 65-1351 
DICKINSON, N. D. 

Personal papers. 65-787 

DICKSON, Abigail Louise see Senkler, Abigail 
Louise (Dickson) 1871-1961 

DICKSON, James, 1766-1825. 64-999 

DICKSON, John, 1795-1847. 64-482 

DICKSON, John A., b. 1825. 64-482 

DICKSON, Joseph, 1745-1825. 64-999 

DICKSON, Louisa (O'Hear) 64-482 

DICKSON, Peggy (McDowell) 1783-1854. 
64-999 

DICKSON, Robert Moffit, 1820-1855. 64-999 

DICKSON, Samuel Henry, 1798-1872. 64-482 

DICKSON, William G. , 1775-1855. 64-999 

DICKSON, William Martin. 63-186 
DICKSON Co., Tenn. 

Cloverdale Seminary. 65-875 

Cooperative communities. 64-1196 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

Schools. 65-875 
DICKSON family. 64-482 

DICKSTETN, Samuel, 1885-1954. 65-1741 

DICKSTEIN Committee. 65-1741 

DICTIONARY of American biography. 63-319 

DTDTER, Edmund. 64-890 

DIEHL, H. C. 65-1134 

DIEKEMA, Gerrit John, 1859-1930. 64-1469 

DIERKS, JohnM. 65-1507 

DIES, Martin. 64-253 

DIES Committee see U. S. —Congress. 

House — Committee on Un-American Activities 

DIESEL locomotives see Locomotives 

DIETERLE, Enoch, b. 1865. 65-1348 

DIETRICH, Margretta Straw, 1881- 65-944 



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DIETZ (A. F. ) & Sons, New Salem N D 
65-760 ' " 

DIGBY, Margaret. 65-1167 
DIGESTION 

Physiology. 64-39 

DIGGS, Charles Coles, 1922- 65-397 

DIGGS family 

Genealogy. 64-1188 

DIKE, George K. 65-761 

DILKE, Charles Wentworth, 1789-1864. 
64-78 

DILL, Clarence Cleveland, 1884- 64-1260 
64-1267, 64-1269, 64-1271, 64-1272 
65-1052 

DILLARD, J. E. 64-1157 

DILLEHAY, E. E. 64-381 

DILLIARD, Irving. 65-1917 

DILLDJG, Elizabeth. 65-343 

DILLINGHAM, Albert Caldwell, 1848-1925 
65-862 

DILLMAN, Grover C. 65-340 

DILLON, Douglas. 64-253 

DILLON, Edward, d. 1897. 64-483 

DILLON, Frances (Polk) 1844-1912. 64-483 

DILLON, John F. 63-210 

DILLON family. 64-483 

DILTS, Jacob. 65-1614 

DIMNET, Ernest, 1869-1954. 65-855 

DIMOCK, Mrs. Marshall see Ogden, Gladys 

DIMON, Charles Augustus Ropes, b. ca. 1841 
64-484 

DINGELL, John David, 1894-1955. 64-1474 
65-606, 65-1338, 65-1379 

DINN, HenryS. 64-1439 
DINSMOOR, Silas. 64-1194 
DDJSMORE, James. 64-797, 65-1022 
DINSMORE brothers. 65-1787 
DINWIDDIE Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Superior Court of Law and Chancery 
64-1228 

DIPLOMACY see Foreign relations 
DIPLOMATIC protection. 64-1575 
DIPLOMATIC service 

Here are entered references to American 

diplomats, i.e. ministers, plenipotentiaries 

ambassadors, and their staffs 

63-326, 64-14, 64-1575 

For more definite references to Ameri- 
can policy and negotiation see Foreign 
relations. 

see also Consular service; V. S. -Dept. of 
State; and names of diplomats and Secre- 
taries of State 

Press releases. 65-1061 



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By place 
Algeria. 63-387 

Argentina. 63-152, 64-1335 

Austria. 64-544 

Canada. 65-932 

Chile. 65-900 

China. 64-879, 64-1413, 64-1624, 65-926 

Colombia. 64-1335 

Cuba. 64-1335 

Czechoslovakia. 65-932 

France. 63-135, 63-388, 64-1032, 
64-1348, 64-1568, 65-862 

Great Britain. 64-817, 64-1348 64-1568 
65-81, 65-847 ' ' 

Honduras. 64-1580 

Hungary. 64-1348, 65-57 

taly. 65-459 

Japan. 65-459 

Korea. 65-546 

Lebanon. 64-1348 

Mexico. 65-936 

Netherlands. 65-79, 65-282 

Peru. 64-532, 64-1560, 65-932 

Portugal. 64-1093, 65-57 

Rumania. 64-1348, 65-900 

R T5^32 64 * 615 ' 64 - 9M > 64-1383, 65-22, 

South America. 64-532 

Spain. 63-45, 64-402 

Sweden. 63-368, 64-1348 

Turkey. 63-387, 65-54, 65-932 

Venezuela. 65-862 
DIPLOMATIC service (Gt Brit.) 64-123 

France. 64-169 
DIRECT legislation. 65-1470 
DIRECT primaries 

see also Primary elections 

Washington. 64-1263 
DIRECT tax. 64-836 
DISABLED veterans 

Rehabilitation. 65-1511 
DI SALLE, Michael Vincent, 1908- 64-253 
DISARMAMENT. 64-778 
DISASTER relief. 65-948 

see also Civil War— Charitable work; 
International relief; Red Cross; World 
War I— Relief to war victims; World 
War II— Relief to war victims 

DISASTERS see Accidents; Collisions at sea- 
Dams-Disasters; Earthquakes; Explosions'- 
Fires; Floods; Railroads -Accidents; Ship- 
wrecks; and particular disasters 



DISCIPLES of Christ 

see also Churches of Christ 

Board of Temperance and Social Welfare 
65-1216 ^ m ' 

Michigan 

Michigan Association of Christian 
Churches. 65-233 



Virginia. 65-1015 

DISCIPLINE see Baptists-Discipline- 

Naval discipline; Slaves-Discipline^ and as 
subdivision under names of armies e e. 
Confederate States of America— Army— ' 
Discipline 

DISCRIMINATION. 64-869 

see also Eniployment-Discrimination; 
Race problems; Racial discrimination- 
Religious discrimination, intolerance' 
and persecution 

DISCUSSION dubs see Clubs 

DISEASE germs see Bacteriology 

DISEASES. 65-875, 65-1541, 65-1646 

see also Pathology; and specific names of 
diseases, e.g. Cholera 

Genito-urinary. 65-1542 

Immunity see Immunology 

Infectious. 64-153 

Sheep. 64-914 

Venereal 65-1542 
DBMUKES family. 64-583 
DBNEY, David F. 63-399 

DB 6stS?' Ke ° kUk ' l0Wa (N^paper) 
DISPENSARIES 

see also Hospitals 

South Carolina, 63-113 
DISPENSATIONALISM. 65-4 
DISPLACED persons 

see also Refugees 

World War n. 65-36 

DISPLACED Persons Commission, U. S. 
65-111 

DEQUE, Brice P. , 1879-1960. 64-1271 
DISTILLING Industries 

see also Liquor trade 

Connecticut. 64-1302 

New Jersey. 65-1639 

New York. 64-877 

North Carolina. 64-378 

Utah. 65-1823 

Virginia. 64-980 
DISTRICT attorneys 

California. 64-738 

New York. 65-1522 
South Carolina. 65-846 



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DISTRICT of Columbia see Washington, 
D. C. ; Georgetown, D. C. 

DISTRICT of Columbia Federation of Women's 
Clubs. 65-934 

DISTRICT of Columbia, U. S. Senate Committee 
on the. 65-434 

DISTRICT of Columbia Woman Suffrage Asso- 
ciation. 65-934 

DISTRICT of Ninety-Six, S. C. 

Family and business papers. 64-1049 

DIVET, Arthur Guy, 1871-1950. 65-762 

DIVIDE County Farm Bureau news. 65-771 

DIVINITY see Theology 

DIVORCE. 63-205 

Legislation 

Missouri. 64-299 

Litigation. 65-702 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. 
65-91 

DDE, Dorothea Lynde, 1802-1887. 63-85 

Autographs. 63-245 
DEC, John Adams, 1798-1879. 63-406 
DK, John Alden, 1860-1928. 65-474 
DO, Morgan, 1827-1908. 65-20, 65-91 
DIXON, Amzi Clarence, 1854-1925. 64-1160 
DIXON, Constance (Maynard) 64-485 
DIXON, Harry St. John, 1843-1898. 64-485 
DIXON, Jeremiah. 65-1543 
DIXON, Joseph M. , 1867-1934. 65-860 
DIXON, Roland Burrage, 1875-1934. 64-1522 
DIXON, Thomas, Jr. 63-290 
DIXON, William Hepworth, 1821-1879. 64-59 
DIXON, m. 

Hardware trade. 64-241 
DDXON Plantation, Gaston Co. , N. C. 64-478 
DJAKARTA, Indonesia 

Letters from. 65-330 

DOANE, George Washington, Bp. , 1799-1859. 
65-92 

DOANE College, Crete, Neb. 

President. 65-1985 
DOBBIN, James C. , Jr. 64-420 
DOBLADO, Manuel, 1818-1865. 65-2013 
DOBLAZ, Gonzalode, 1744-1809. 63-1 
DOBYTOWN, Neb. 

Explorations of. 65-1467 

DOCK, George, 1860-1951. 65-479, 65-1365 

DOCK and Marine Council, Galveston Screw- 
men's Benevolent Association. 64-750 

DOCK hands see Longshoremen 



DOCKET books see Courts-, Justices of the 
peace 

DOCKS and wharves 

Construction. 64-709 

Connecticut. 64-255 
DOCTORS see Medical practice; Physicians 

DOCTRINAL unity 

see also Christian unity 

Lutheran churches. 63-18, 63-24 

DOCUMENTOS para la historia de Nuevo 
Mexico (Manuscript collection) 65-1135 

DODD, C. H. 64-813 

DQDD, Ceyce see Eastman, Ceyce (Dodd) 
Craig 

DODD, James. 64-1529 

DODD, Lillian. 64-1529 

DODD, S. C. (Howell) 64-1529 

DODD, William Edward, 1869-1940. 65-43, 
65-53, 65-166, 65-318, 65-1308 

DODD, William Henry. 64-1529 

DODD family. 64-1529 

DODGE, Augustus Caesar, 1812-1883. 63-210 

DODGE, Chee. 65-944 

DODGE, Cleveland H. 85-940 

DODGE, George. 63-388 

DODGE, Gremrille Mellen, 1831-1916. 63-340, 
63-371, 65-1843 

DODGE, Henry M. 65-253 

DODGE, Julia. 65-1843 

DODGE, L. G. 64-841 

DODGE, Langdon, pseud, see Wolf son, 
Victor, 1909- 

DODGE, Mary Abigail, 1833-1896. 64-714 

DODGE, Mary Barter (Carter) 65-1029 

DODGE. Nathan. 65-1843 
DODGE, R. S. 65-896 

DODGE, William Sumner. 65-1715 
DODGE Co. , Mo. 

Court papers. 64-324 
DODGE Co., Neb. 

Politics. 64-1527 

Roads. 65-1446 

DODDJGTON, George Bubb, baron Melcombe 
see Melcombe. George Bubb Dodington, 
baron, 1691-1762 

DODSON & Moon, Chattanooga, Tenn. 
63-382 

DOFFLEMYER, Lewis E. 64-882 

DOGS. 64-1297 

DOKE, W. H. 64-1157 

DOLE, Alexander M. , 1841-1888. 63-235 

DOLE, Charles Sidney, b. 1819. 65-1775 



DOLE, George H. 64-738 

DOLGE, Rudolf. 65-862 

DOLL, Louis William, 1911- 65-1353 

DOLLAR a Month Club for the Relief of Belgian 
Children. 65-551 

DOLPH, Cyrus A. , 1840-1914. 65-1136 

DOLPH, Joseph Norton, 1835-1897. 65-1045, 
65-1136 

DOMESDAY book. 65-488 

DOMESTIC animals see Animals; and names 
of animals 

DOMESTIC architecture see Architecture, 
Domestic 

DOMESTIC relations. 64-1343 

Courts 

Michigan. 65-1338 

DOMESTIC science see Home economics 
DOMDJGOEZ y Mendoza, Joan. 65-1788 
DOMINICA 

British naval siege. 63-221 

Merchants. 65-1526 
DOMINICAN Republic. 63-387 

Revolution and claims against Haiti. 
65-1403 

DOMODOSSOLA, Italy 

Rosminlan Order. 64-1290 

DONALD, E. W. ?5-20 

DONALDSON, James. 65-636 

DONALDSON, Jesse M., 1885- 64-253, 
65-105 

DONALDSON, Thomas Corwin, 1843-1898. 
65-1785 

DONALDSONVILLE, La. 64-1054 

DONATION Land claimants. 64-711 

DO-NE-HO-GA-WA see Parker, Ely Samuel, 
1828-1895 

DONIPHAN, Alexander William, 1806-1887. 
64-282, 64-338 

DONNE, John, 1573-1631. 65-1879 
DONNELL, Forrest C. 64-328 
DONNELL family. 64-428 

DONNELLY, Ignatius, 1831-1901. 63-231, 
63-241 

DONNELLY, John, Jr. 65-1350 

DONNELSON, Fred. 64-1163 

DONNER Party. 65-2015 

DONOHUE, F. O. 64-891 

DONOVAN, James J. , 1858-1937. 65-1048 

DONOVAN, William Joseph, 1883-1959. 
64-1403, 65-78, 65-1664 

As collector. 65-1197 

DOOB, Eveline. 65-1098 



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"DORSEY'S Switch" on the Baltimore and Ohio 
Railroad 

Civil War. 64-210 
DORT, J. Dallas, 1861-1925. 64-1469 
DORT, Dallas W. 65-948 
DOTY, William F. 65-1711 
DOTY, Wirt P. 65-235 
DOTY family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

DOTY Land Company, Detroit, Mich. 65-235 

DOUBLEDAY, Frank Nelson, 1862-1934 
64-767 



DOODES family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

D'OOGE, Benjamin Leonard, 1860-1940 
64-1513 

D'OOGE, Martin Luther, 1839-1915. 64-1513 
65-224, 65-384, 65-1397 

DOOLEY, Mr. , pseud, see Dunne, Finley 
Peter, 1867-1936 

DOOLITTLE, Eric, 1869-1920. 64-779 

DOOL1TTLE, Hilda, 1886- 64-150, 65-15 

DOOLTTTLE, James H. 64-1557, 65-1059 

DOOLITTLE, James Rood, 1815-1897 
63-377, 65-902 

DOPSON, Joseph 

Estate of. 65-733 
DORAN, George Henry, 1869-1956. 65-2008 
DORCHESTER, Mass. (now part of Boston) 
Chocolate Industry. 64-235 
Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
Unitarian. 65-1249 
Denisbn House. 65-838 
DORCHESTER, S. C. 

Family papers. 65-845 
DORMAN, C. P. 64-751 
DORMAN, James B. 64-751 
DORN, Walter Louis, 1894-1961. 64-1341 
DOROTHY-BiU Mine, Picher, Okla. 64-892 
DORR, Thomas Wilson, 1805-1854. 64-1585 
DORR Rebellion, 1842. 64-873 
DORRIS, James, 1801-1877. 65-1859 
DORSCH, Edward, 1822-1887. 65-234 
DORSEY, HughM., 1871-1948. 64-1164 
DORSEY, Mrs. John 
Estate of. 64-912 
DORSEY family 

Genealogy. 65-882 



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DOUBLEDAY, Doran Company, New York Citv 
65-2008 

DOUD, Mamie ^ee_ Eisenhower, Mamie 
(Doud) 

DOUDNA, Edgar George, 1877-1948. 64-1635 
DOUGHERTY, John, 1791-1860. 65-676 
DOUGHERTY, Lewis BisseU. 65-676 
DOUGHERTY, Peter, 1805-1894. 65-1350 
DOUGHERTY, Robert. 65-25 
DOUGHERTY, William H. 65-913 
DOUGHERTY, William Wallace. 65-676 
^^ Lord Alfred Bruce, 1870-1945. 
DOUGLAS, Donald W. 64-1557 

DO w^ l k EUen — WaUrop ' EUen <&»$**) 

DOUGLAS, Frances, 1870- 64-802 

DOUGLAS, George Norman see Douglas 
Norman, 1868-1952 -T^' 

DOUGLAS, Helen (Gahagan) 1900- 65-33 " 

DOUGLAS, Ian. 64-523 

DOUGLAS, James, Jr. 63-221 

""^ s * James, bart., 1703-1787. 



^SP^ Sir James > W3-"77. 65-1056 
bo— 1766 ' 

DOUGLAS, John, b. 1734. 64-194 

D °« GLA f' L1 ° yd Cassel > 1877-1951. 65-199 
: 6S-236, 65-476, 65-502, 65-532, 65-1664 ' 

DOUGLAS, Mabel S. 

Estate of. 65-1638 
DOUGLAS, Norman, 1868-1952. 65-1847 
DOUGLAS, Paul Howard, 1892- 64-165 

65-48, 65-1102, 65-1917 ' 



DOUGLAS, Sarah L. (Tucker) 64-486 
DOUGLAS, Silas Hamilton, 1816-1890. 65-237 

«-6^ e 6 r6 n 5 d 4 eat - 65 " 253 ' 65 - 269 ' 65 - 543 ' 

Notes on lectures by. 65-295, 65-596 

DOUGLAS, Stephen Arnold, 1813-1861. 64-79 

Autographs. 64-47 

Campaign for President. 64-511 

Relating to. 65-878 

DOUGLAS, Susan Havey, 1900-1962, collector 
64-860 

DOUGLAS, William Kirtland, 1830-1898 
64-486 

DOUGLAS, William Orville, 1898- 64-1269 

DOUGLAS, Alaska 

Fur trade. 65-1711 



DOUGLAS County Association of Nebraska 
Pioneers. 65-1465 

DOUGLAS family. 65-236 

Genealogy. 65-882 
DOUGLAS, Ga. 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1863 
DOUGLASS, Alice Helen. 65-237 
DOUGLASS, Benjamin. 65-237 
DOUGLASS, Catherine Hulbert. 65-237 
DOUGLASS, Elizabeth Campbell. 65-204 
DOUGLASS, Frederick, 18177-1895 

Autographs. 63-245 
DOUGLASS, Helen (Welles) 65-237 
DOUGLASS, John, Revolutionary soldier. 

DOUGLASS, Kate. 65-237 

DOUGLASS, LilyC. 65-237 

DOUGLASS, Lucy Townson. 65-237 

DOUGLASS, Marie Louise. 65-237 

DOUGLASS, Samuel Townsend. 1814-1898 
65-237, 65-253 

DOUGLASS, Sarah. 65-237 

DOUGLASS, Sarah HaU. 64-1236 

DOUGLASS, Silas Hamilton see Douglas 
Silas Hamilton, 7816-1890 

DOUGLASS family. 65-237 

Genealogy. 64-1236 

DOVELER, ErleE. 65-2009 

DOVER, George Ellis, baron, 1797-1833. 
64-810 

DOVER, DeL 

Colleges and universities see Delaware- 
University (Dover) 

DOVER Mills, Derter, Mich. 64-1441 

DOVER, N. H. 

Letters from. 65-910 

DOVETON, F. B. 64-796 

DOW, Neal, 1804-1897. 65^1984 

DOWELL, Benjamin Franklin. 1826-1897 
65-1137 

DOWELL, Sprlght. 64-1164 

DOWELL, W. E. 64-1163 

DOWLING, Thomas. 63-398 

DOWNER, John 

Estate of. 65-1636 

DOWNEY, John, Capt. 65-1406 

DOWNING, Thomas V. 65-1002 

DOWNS, Tom, 1916- 65-238 



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DOWNS family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

DOWNTOWN-Lower Manhattan Association, 
inc. 64-929 

DOWSING family 

Genealogy. 65-969 
DOYLE, Sir Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 

Literary manuscripts. 64-1376 
DOYLE, JohnT. 64-738 
DOYLE, Joseph B. 65-1121 
DOYLE, Thomas. 64-1194 
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. 

Education. 64-851 

DOZIER, Richard, 1822-1901. 64-1000 

DRAFT (Military) see subheadings Compul- 
sory military service, and Recruiting, en- 
listment, etc under names of wars and 
armies; and Military service, Compulsory 

DRAINAGE. 65-948 

see also Sewerage; Tri State Waters Com- 
mission (Minnesota, North and South 
Dakota) 

Arkansas. 65-1306 

Michigan. 65-431 

Missouri. 65-693 

Nebraska. 65-1432 

New Jersey. 65-1596, 65-1661 

DRAKE, Benjamin, 1795-1841. 63-262 

DRAKE, Charles Daniel, 1811-1892. 64-278, 
64-282, 64-304 

DRAKE, Daniel, 1785-1852. 63-256, 63-262 

DRAKE, Durant, 1878-1933. 63-354 

DRAKE, Francis. 65-1169 

DRAKE, Isaac. 63-262 

DRAKE, Richard L. 65-552 

DRAMA 

Here are entered references to the 
drama in general and to particular plays. 
For references to the performances of 
drama see Theater 

see also Christmas— Plays; Festivals; 
Playwriting; Radio broadcasting— Scripts; 
Television— Scripts; Theater 

63-230, 64-717, 64-1536, 64-1562, 64-1597, 
64-1598, 64-1603, 64-1618, 64-1619, 
64-1620, 65-844, 65-1310 

Colleges and universities 

Michigan. 65-1396 
Freemasons. 65-342 
Societies. 64-1334 

Canal Zone. 65-1827 

Michigan. 65-453, 65-1367 
Teachers and teaching. 65-322 

By period 
17th century. 65-1310 



19th and 20th centuries 

Great Britain. 64-117 

20th century 

Germany. 65-1079 

DRAMA Syndicate. 64-1264 

DRAMATIC manuscripts, 1425-1920 (Manu- 
script collection) 65-1875 

DRANE, Hugh. 64-1180 

DRANE, James. 64-1180 

DRANE, Robert Brent, 1851-1939. 64-487 

DRANE, Walter Harding, 1798-1865. 64-1180 

DRANE, William. 64-1180 

DRANE family. 64-1180 

DRAPER, Andrew Sloan, 1848-1913. 65-1918 

DRAPER, E. S. 64-365 

DRAPER, J. B. 85-531 

DRAPER, Lyman Copeland, 1815-1891. 
64-562, 64-1203, 65-991 

DRAPER, Sally see Lipscomb, Sally (Draper) 

DRAPER, William Franklin, 1842-1910. 
63-341 

DRAPER family. 64-1049 

DRAVO, Franks. 65-23 

DRAYAGE see Freight and freightage 

DRAYTON, Joseph. 63-399 

DRAYTON, Percival, 1812-1865. 64-1168 

DRAYTON, William, 1776-1846. 63-96, 
64-556 

DRED Scott case. 63-337, 64-312 

DREDGING companies. 65-1053 

DREISER, Theodore, 1871-1945. 64-491, 
64-953. 65-872, 65-1850, 65-1997, 65-1998 

DRESDEN, Ger. 

Archives. 63-30 

Politics. 64-1216 

DREW, John, 1853-1927. 65-1874 

DREWRY, Louisa B. (Ridley) 65-973 

DREXEL, Anthony Joseph, 1826-1893. 
65-1775 

DRIGGS, John F. , 1813-1877. 64-1511, 
65-565 

DRIGGS, WilliamS. 64-1511 

DRILLING 

Oil and gas wells. 65-812 

DRINKWATER, John, 1882-1937. 64-150, 
65-1205, 65-1998 

DRIPS, Andrew, 1789-1860. 65-1401 , 65-1801 



DROMGOOLE, Edward, 1751-1835. 64-1001 
DROMGOOLE, Edward, 1788-1840. 64-1001 

DROMGOOLE, George Coke, 1797-1847. 
64-1001 

DROMGOOLE, Miss William Allen, d. 1934. 
64-1202 

DROMGOOLE family. 64-1001 

DROPPED stitches in Southern history, by 
John Trotwood Moore. 65-884 

DROUGHT, James, 1931- 65^1096 

DROUGHT. 65-948 

DROIHLLARD, George 

Estate of. 65-1161 

DROWNING see Lifesaving 

DRUCE, Gerald. 65-1311 

DRUG trade. 64-244, 64-376, 65-470, 
65-1607 

Societies see Pharmaceutical societies 

Colorado. 65-1189 

Kentucky. 63-133 

Michigan. 65-235, 65-407, 65-444, 
65-1348 

Nebraska. 65-1441, 65-1503 

New Jersey. 65-1643 

New York. 64-861 

South Carolina. 64-1552 

DRUGGISTS, National Association of Retail. 
65-1983 






DRIPS, Catherine see Mulkey, Catherine 
(Drips) 1832-1904 

DRIPS, William. 65-1801 

DRISCOLL, John, d. 1895. 65-360 



DRUGS 

see also Pharmacology; Pharmacy 

Manufacturing 

Pennsylvania. 65-19 
DRUMMOND, Thomas, 1809-1897. 63-350 
DRUMMOND Town, Va. 

Family papers. 64-475, 64-536 

DRURY, Aubrey, 1891-1959. 64-1342 

DRURY, Clifford Merrill, collector. 64-1254, 
64-1257 

DRURY, Emily (Merwine) 64-714 

DRURY, Sir Robert. 64-34 

DRURY Lane Theatre, London, Eng. 65-1878 

DRY Creek, Utah 

Tax records. 65-1823 
DRY goods business 

Michigan. 64-1435, 64-1501 

Missouri. 64-264, 64-311 

New York. 64-939 

Pennsylvania. 64-248, 64-394 

South Carolina. 63-281; 64-1086 
DRYDEN, Hugh L. 64-782 



DRYDEN, N. Y. 

Blacksmithing. 64-877 
DRYER, Thomas L 64-1266 
DUBLIN, Ire. 

Gallery of Modern Art. 65-1834 
Mentioned. 64-298, 65-1591 
Publishers and publishing. 65-1834 
Slippers' registers. 64-480 
DUBOIS, Elizabeth E. 65-1395 
DUBOIS, Jesse K. 65-162 

DUBOSE, Elizabeth Porcher see Bratton, 
Elizabeth Porcher (Du Bosej 

DUBOSE, William. 65-91 

DUBOSE, William Haskell. 64-559 

DUBOSE, William Porcher, 1836-1918 
64-490 

DUBUAR, James, 1813-1886. 65-239 

DUCEAMBON, Louis. 65-870 

DUCHESNE, Rose Philippine, 1769-1852 
«*64-309, 64-317 

DUCK Creek, Del. 
Land 

Legal documents. 64-213 

DUCKWORTH, Sir John Thomas, 1748-1817. 
64-80 

DUDDmOTON Manor, Washington, D. C. 

DUDLEY, Emilius Clark, 1850-1928. 65-1541 
DUDLEY Mining Company. 65-1187 
DUE West, S. C. 

Erskine College. 63-89, 64-617 
DUELS. 63-222 

DUER, Alice see Miller, Alice (Duer) 1874- 
1942. 

DUER, William, 1747-1799. 64-1567 

DUFF, Robert A. 65-636 

DUFFIELD, Divle Bethune, 1821-1891 
64-1511, 65-231, 65-543 

DUFFIELD, George, 1794-1868. 64-1438 

DUFFIELD, George, 1818-1888. 64-1438 
•65-231, 65-565, 65-601 

DUFFIELD, William Ward, 1823-1907 
64-1268 

DUFFIELD family. 64-1438 



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DULANEY family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

DULANY, Susan Isabelle (Van Zandt) 65-677 

DULANY, William Henry, 1818-ca. 1913 
65-677 

DD ?^ Y Memorial Library, Parts, Mo. 

00-677 



DUFFY, Francis Ryan, 1888- 
64-1638 



64-1635, 



DUGAS, Lewis F. E. 64-615 

DUKE, Caroline. 64-216 

DUKE & Hutcheson, Richmond, Va. 65-965 

DUKE family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
DUKE University, Durham, N. C. 63-80 



DULTNG, JohnE. 65-887 

DU 64 L ?622 AUenWelSh ' 1893 * M - 1615 > 

DULLES, John Foster, 1888-1959. 64-775 
64-1622, 65-463, 65-1061 ' 

DULLES, Joseph 

Estate of. 63-280 
DULLES family. 63-280 
DULUTH, Minn. 

Economic growth. 63-241 

DUL F™. Sou*" Shore, and Atlantic Railroad. 
65-665 

DUMAGUETE, Philippines 

Silliman University. 65-586 

DUMBARTON Oaks Conference on International 
Peace and Security, Washington, D. C 
1944. 65-1201 

"^fsi 8011 a " d Company > H>iladelpnia, Pa. 

DU MEZ, Andrew G. 65-1983 

DUMOND, Dwight Lowell, 1895- 64-1515 

DUN & Bradstreet, inc. 64-236 

DUNBAR family 

Genealogy. 65-882 
♦DUNCAN, Alexander. 64-873 
DUNCAN, Ellen Douglas. 65-1834 
DUNCAN, L 65-894 

DUNCAN, James Henry, 1793-1869. 63-388 
DUNCAN, JohnM. 65-1159 
DUNCAN, William. 65-1159 
DUNCAN family. 65-736 

Genealogy. 65-883 
DUNCOMBE, Charles. 65-661 

DUNCOMBE, Frances E., 1870-1958 
65-1461 

DUNDAS, Henry, 1st viscount Melville see 
Melville, Henry Dundas, 1st viscountT" 

DUNGAN family. 64-1425 

DUNHAM, Arthur Louis. 65-240 

DUNHAM, Elizabeth 
Estate of. 64-356 



DUNKARDS. 63-145 



DUNKIRK, Eng. 

Shipping. 64-412 
DUNKLIN Co., Mo. 

Court papers. 64-324 
DUNLAP, Charles. 64-1294 
DUNLAP, Katherine. 65-1786 
DUNLAP, Mathias L. 65-164, 65-1931 
DUNLAP family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
DUNLOP, Barbara (Laird) 63-342 
DUNLOP, Francis Key. 63-342 
DUNLOP, Grace. 63-342 
DUNLOP, James, 1724-1790. 63-342 
DUNLOP, James, 1755-1824. 63-342 
DUNLOP, James, d. 1881. 63-342 
DUNLOP, Robert P., d. 1869. 63-342 
DUNLOP, William. 63-342 
DUNLOP family. 63-342 
DUNMORE Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
DUNN, Christianas. 65-791 
DUNN, Cyrene Emery. 65-241 
DUNN, Francis Wayland, 1843-1874. 65-241 
DUNN, Helen see Gates, Helen (Dunn) 
DUNN, Jacob Piatt, 1855-1924. 64-1500 
DUNN, John Piatt. 65-791 
DUNN, John Warner Griggs. 63-248 
DUNN, Lee James, 18S1-1937. 65-1462 
DUNN, Nettie. 65-550 
DUNN, Newell Ransom, 1818-1900. 65-241 
DUNN, Newell Ransom, 1841-1863. 65-241 

DDN ^' ^TS Abbie SSI Slayton, Sarah Abbie 
(Dunn) 1853-1926 

DUNN and Perrin Company. 65-1462 
DUNN family 

Genealogy. 64-1522, 65-1462 
DUNN-Howard Grain Company. 65-1462 
DUNNE, Edward F. 64-247 
DUNNE, Finley Peter, 1867-1936. 63-343 

DUNNING, William Archibald, 1857-1922 
64-1169, 64-1355 



DUNNING Prize Committee (American Histori- 
cal Association) 65-166 

DUNNSVILLE, Va. 64-571 

DUNSANY, Edward John Moreton Drax 
Plunkett, baron, 1878-1957. 65-1205 



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DUNSTER, Edward Swift, 1834-1888. 65-1365 

Notes on lectures by. 65-333 
DUNSTER, Henry, 1609-1659. 65-1233 
DUPAE, Guillermo. 63-1 
DUPLAIN, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-252 
DUPLIN Co. , N. C. 64-1074 

Family papers. 64-377 

DU PONCEAU, Peter Stephen, 1760-1844. 
63-5 

DU PONT, Henry, 1812-1889. 64-1168 

DUPONT, Henry Algernon, 1838-1926. 
64-764 

DUPUY, Anne Lefevre. 65-964 

DUPUY, Eliza Lavalette see Cole, Eliza 
Lavalette (Dupuy) 

DUPUY, Emily (Howe) 1812-1883. 65-964 

DUPUY, Maria Lucinda see Anderson, Maria 
Lucinda (Dupuy) 

DUPUY, Mary Purnell see Watklns, Mary 
Purnell (Dupuy) 

DUPUY family. 65-964 

DURAND, Alice Marie. 63-401 

DURAND, George Harmon, 1838-1903. 
65-242 

DURANT, William Crapo, 1861-1947. 
64-1469 

DURANTS Neck, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-373 
DURFEE, Edgar Noble, 1882- 65-317 
DURHAM, Carl Thomas, 1892- 64-488 
DURHAM, N. C. 

Banks and banking. 63-110 

Duke University. 63-80 

Family papers. 64-501, 64^634, 64-982 

Tobacco industry. 63-110 

U. S. Ground Observer Corps. 63-93 

DURHAM Station, N. C. 

Personal papers. 63-128 

DURRETT, Reuben Thomas, 1824-1913, 
collector. 64-81 

DURRETT family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

DUSTTN (Fred P. ) Hardware Company, Saginaw 
Mich. 65-404 

DUTAILUS, Charles Edmond Petit- Bee Petit - 
Dutaillis, Charles Edmond, 1868-1947 

D'UTASSY, Frederick George. 65-1517 

DUTCH East India Company. 64-262 

DUTCH Guiana see Surinam 



DUTCH (People of the Netherlands) 

In Michigan. 65-225 

In the United States. 65-373 

DUTCH Reformed Church in America see 
Reformed Church in America 

DUTCHESS Co. , N. Y. 65-60 

Family papers. 65-1575 

Genealogy. 65-60 

Loyalists. 65-1528, 65-1529 

Vital records. 64-898 

DUTOUR, Etienne Francois, 1711-1784. 
65-16 

DUTTON (E. P. ) & Company (Publishers) 
65-968 

DUyOBIN, Roger. 65-1978 

DUYCHNCK, Evert 65-1576 

DWIGHT, Elizabeth see Cabot, Elizabeth 
(Dwight) 1830-1901 

DWIGHT, Theodore, 1764-1846. 64-202 

DWIGHT, Theodore Frelinghuysen, 1846-1917. 
63-394 

DWIGHT, Theodore William, 1822-1892. 
64-767 

DWIGHT, Timothy, 1752-1817. 63-35, 
64-1292 

DWIGHT, Timothy, 1828-1916. 64-1292 

DWIGHT family. 64-1292 

DWORSHAK, Henry C. 65-1149 

DYE, Alexander Vincent, 1876-1956. 64-690 

DYER, Charles E. 63-350 

DYER, Moses. 64-873 

DYER, Reginald. 65-1983 

DYER Co. , Tenn. 

Civil War. 64-1185 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-1193 
DYES and dyeing 

Formulas. 6S-1594 

DYNAMICS see Aerodynamics; Quantum 
theory 

DYSENTERY. 64-1180, 64-1199 

DYSON, Abbie. 64-1182 



E 



E. T. City, Utah 

Tax records. 65-1823 
EADE, Willson, Ji Allen, New York City. 

65-961 

EADS, James Buchanan, 1820-1887. 65-678 



EADS Bridge, St. Louis, Mo. 65-678 

EADS family 

Genealogy. 65-678 

EAGAN, William A. 65-1711 

EAGER, Frank Dewitt, 1872-1960. 65-1463 

EAKER, Ira C. 64-1557 

EAKJN, William. 65-887 

EAMES, Charles. 64-1575 

EAMES, WUberforce. 64-523 

EAR. 65-1540 

EARL, Edwin T., d. 1919. 65-860 

EARLE, Horatio Sawyer, 1855-1935. 65-1352 

EARLE Equipment Company. 65-1352 

EARLHAM College, Richmond, Ind. 64-962 

EARLY, Clifford Cabell. 64-1233 

EARLY, Elizabeth Browne (Rives) 64-1228 

EARLY, Frances Patterson. 64-1228 

EARLY, John, 1786-1873. 64-1228 

EARLY, Jubal Anderson, 1816-1894. 63-61, 
65-909 

Military operations against. 65-1082 

EARLY, Mary Virginia see Brown, Mary 
Virginia (Early) 

EARLY, Stephen, 1889-195L 65-29, 65-43, 
65-52 

EARLY, Thomas Howard. 64-1228 

EARLY family. 64-1228 

EARP, Virgil W., 1843-1906. 65-1781 

EARP, Wyatt Berry Stapp, 1848-1929. 
65-1781 

EARTH see Geodesy 

EARTH salts, Rare. 65-1311 

EARTHENWARE see Pottery Industry and 
trade 

EARTHQUAKES 

see also Seismology 

California. 64-1268, 65-2011 

Daly. 64-1282 
EARTHS, Rare. 65-1311 
EASLICK, Kenneth Alexander, 1893- 65-243 

EAST, P. D., 1921- 65-1098 
EAST Africa see Africa, East 

EAST Avon, N. Y. 

First Baptist Church. 64-924 

EAST Boston, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 



EAST Brookfield, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

EAST Brunswick and New Brunswick Turnpike 
Company. 65-1640 

EAST coast of North America see Atlantic 
States 

EAST (Far East) see Far East 

EAST Feliciana Parish, La. 

Schools. 64-252 

EAST India Company (English) 63-42, 63-98 

EAST Indies 

French colonial and commercial under- 
takings. 64-261 

Trade with the United States. 65-31 
EAST Jersey 

see also New Jersey 

Proprietors. 65-1687 

EAST Lansing, Mich. 

Michigan State University see Michigan- 
State University, East Lansing 

EAST Rickham, Eng. 

Courts baron. 64-174 
EAST Saginaw, Mich. 

Public schools. 65-509 

EAST Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Com- 
pany. 64-1203 

EAST Tennessee Mining Company. 64-1203 

EAST Tennessee Zinc Company. 64-1214 

EASTBURN, Isaac H. 64-1481 

EASTER Island. 65-1814, 65-1815 

EASTERN Association on Indian Affairs (later 
National Association on Indian Affairs) 
65-944 

EASTERN Asylum, Williamsburg, Va. see 
Virginia-Eastern State Hospital, Williams- 
burg 

EASTERN Manufacturing Company. 64-240 

EASTERN Michigan Asylum, Ypsilanti 
65-1343 

EASTERN Michigan University, Ypsilanti 

see Michigan— Eastern Michigan University 
Ypsilanti (formerly State Normal College) ' 

EASTERN Midwest States 

Internal improvements. 65-1032 
EASTERN Railroad Company. 65-409, 65-466 
EASTERN Shore, Md. 

Genealogy. 63-116 

EASTERN Star, Order of the see Order of 
the Eastern Star ~7~~ 

EASTERN State Hospital, Williamsburg Va. 
64-364 ' 

EASTERN States see Atlantic States; 
Middle Atlantic States; Southern States 

EASTERN Townships, Quebec, Can. 
Land transactions. 64-790 



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EASTTN. Thomas N. 65-23 

EASTMAN, Ceyce (Dodd) Craig. 64-1529 

EASTMAN, Charles Gamage, 1816-1860 
64-1586 



EASTMAN, Edward Roe, 18e5- 
64-946 



64-841, 



As correspondent. 
65-2020 



Relating to. 65-883 
EATON, Lucien, 1831-1890. 65-680 
EATON, O. E. 64-861 
EATON, William, 1764-1811. 63-333 
EATON, Ohio 

Teachers and teaching. 63-183 
EATON Rapids, Mich 

Drug trade. 65-407 
EATONTOWN, N.J. 

Family papers. 65-1599 
EAU Claire, Wis. 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-1621 

EBEREITER, J. 63-28 

EBERHARD, Ray Charles, 1890- 65-2010 

EBERHARDT and Aurora Mining Company ltd. 
65-1169 •" 



EASTMAN, Galen. 65-1178 

EASTMAN Theatre, Rochester, N. Y. 64-902 

EASTON, Alton R. 65-679 

EASTON, Elizabeth. 64-1558 

EASTON, James 

Estate of. 65-710 
EASTON, Rufus, 1774-1834. 64-334, 65-679 
EASTON, Sylvia see Potter, Sylvia (Easton) 
EASTON family 

Genealogy. 63-250 
EASTON, Pa. 

Indian treaties. 63-2 
Lafayette College. 64-1156 
EATON, Allen. 64-695 
EATON, Amasa Mason, 1841-1914. 65-648 
EATON, Charles Phillips. 65-1518 
EATON, Cyrus. 64-253 
EATON, Dor man B. 65-164 

EATON, Francis Boardman see Eaton 
Frank, 1860-1958 

EATON, Frank, 1860-1958. 65-1803 

EATON, George Partridge. 65-680 

EATON, George Washington, 1804-1872. 
65-599 

EATON, HerveyE. 64-861 
EATON, John Henry, 1790-1856 

63-363, 64-510, 



EBERHART, Richard, 1904- 
65-1209 



64-150, 64-806, 



EBERLE, George J. 65-1138 
EBEY, Isaac Neff, 1818-1857. 65-1056 
EBLE, Francis X A. 65-1711 
ECCLES, Marriner S. 65-54 
ECCLES, Robert G. 65-1983 

ECCLESIASTICAL councils and courts see 
Synods and councils; and names of deSSni- 

ECHOLS, John, 1823-1896. 64-405, 65-994 

ECHOLS, William H. , d. 1909. 65-925 

ECKART, Carl, 1902- 65-383 

ECKENER, Hugo. 64-1615 

ECKENRODE, Hamilton James, 1881- 65-982 

ECKMAN, George Peek, 1880-1920. 64-966 

ECKSTADT, Georg Vitzthum von, 1880- 
65—7 

ECKSTEIN, Gustav. 65-1664 

ECKSTORM, Fannie (Hardy) 1865-1946 
65-1962 

EC 63 E -l" CMediCalInStlt,lte ' a**"**, Ohio. 



ECLIPSES. 64-1556 

ECOLOGICAL Society of America. 65-167 

ECOLOGISTS Union. 64-819 

ECOLOGY 

Plants. 64-848, 65-167 

ECONOMETRICS. 64-1351 

ECONOMIC Advisors, U. S. President's 
Council of. 65-100 

ECONOMIC and Social Development, National 
Conference on International. 65-121 

ECONOMIC and Social Planning Association 
see National Planning Association 

ECONOMIC assistance, American. 64-938 
65-101, 65-117 

ECONOMIC conditions see subdivision 
Economic conditions under names of 
countries, cities, etc 

ECONOMIC Development, Committee for 
65-113, 65-149 

ECONOMIC history. 64-1285 

ECONOMIC research see Business research 

ECONOMIC Research, National Bureau of 
65-1980 ' 

ECONOMIC Security, President's Committee 
on. 64-1634 

ECONOMIC Warfare, U.S. Board of. 65-78 

ECONOMIC Warfare, U.S. Office of. 65-575 

ECONOMICS. 63-104, 64-157, 64-611 

64-688 64-725, 64-767, 64-1351, 64-1402, 
64-1634, 65-38, 65-42, 65-155, 65-482 
65-587, 65-863, 65-1549, 65-1922 ' 

see also Credit 

Conferences. 64-567, 64-1577 
International conferences. 65-66, 65-121 



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ECONOMICS (Continued) 

Lectures, notes, etc. 65-68, 65-164, 
65-166, 65-1301 

New DeaL 64-1295, 64-1311 

School notebooks. 65-666 

Societies. 63-50 

Teachers and teaching. 64-962, 65-68, 
65-535, 65-1301, 65-1894 

ECONOMICS, National Voice of Christian. 
65-1507 

ECUADOR. 65-575 

Travel and description. 65-1815 

ECUMENICAL councils and courts see 

Synods and councils 
ECUMENICAL movements. 64-1157, 64-1161 

see also Christian unity 

EDDY, George Sherwood, 1871- 64-775, 
64-1462 

EDEN, M. 64-168 

EDENTON Academy. 64-487 

EDENTON, N. C. 

St. Paul's Church. 64-487, 64-1091 
Shipping records. 64-374 
Students. 64-447 

EDGE, Walter Evans, 1874-1956. 64-778, 

64-1348 
EDGECOMBE Co. , N. C. 

Family papers. 64-465, 64-548, 64-611, 
64-1048 

EDGEFIELD District, S. C. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 63-303 
EDGEFIELD, S. C. 

Family papers. 64-527 
EDGEHILL, Albemarle Co. , Va. 

Horses. 64-1247 
EDGELL, George Harold, 1887-1954. 65-1902 

EDGEWORTH, F. Y. 64-1351 
EDINBURGH, Scot. 
University 

Lectures on medicine. 65-1540 
EDISON, Charles, 1890- 65-39 

EDISON, Thomas Alva, 1847-1931. 64-356, 

65-1648 
EDISON Electric Illuminating Company, New 

Brunswick, N. J. 65-1648 

EDISON Electric Light Company. 65-1648 

EDISON Pioneers. 65-1648 

EDITORS and editing. 63-261, 65-434, 
65-1838 
see also Journalism 

Anthologies. 64-728 
Associations. 65-813 
Books. 64-121, 64-1453 



Heart of oaks books. 65-1958 

Honors. 65-1926 

Newspapers. 64-1022, 65-704, 65-896, 
65-1029, 65-1613, 65-1926 

Periodicals. 63-260, 63-321, 63-372, 
64-45, 64-136, 64-138, 64-150, 64-162, 
64-753, 64-1188, 64-1355, 65-27, 65-89, 
65-92, 65-98, 65-326, 65-446, 65-839, 
65-896, 65-1029, 65-1202, 65-1205, 
65-1276, 65-1487, 65-1577, 65-1605, 
65-1672, 65-1762, 65-1763, 65-1876, 
65-1928, 65-1934 

Poetry. 63-141,64-136,64-150 

Relations with authors see other citations 
under this general heading and headings 
beginning with the word Author 

EDITOR'S Hall of Fame. 65-1926 

EDMISTON family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

EDMONDS, Harry Marcus Weston, 1862-1945. 
64-1268 

EDMONDS family 

Genealogy. 65-968 
EDMONDSON family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

EDMONSON, James Bartlett, 1882-1954. 
65-244 

EDMONSON family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

EDMONTON, Alberta, Can. 

Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 

Fur trade. 65-673 

Trade. 65-1158 

EDMUNDS, Charles Wallis, 1873-1S41. 
65-245 

EDMUNDS, James Madison, 1810-1679. 
65-246 

EDUCATION 

This heading is used for general 
references to education and learning 
processes. 

see also Folk schools; Lyceums; Public 
— schools; Religious education; Schools; 
Teachers and teaching; Workers' educa- 
tion; and see appropriate subjects for 
specific references to education and 
learning processes in a subject field, 
e e Art and artists-Education, in- 
struction, and study; Medical education 

General material 
18th and 19th centuries. 65-425 



18th to 20th centuries. 64-790, 65-841 

19th century. 64-795, 65-585, 65-1303 

1800-1860. 64-952, 64-1555 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-224, 65-83, 
65-384, 65-1922, 65-1959 



20th century. 64-1622 

1900-1950. 64-986, 64-1337, 65-47, 
65-78, 65-1722, 65-1739, 65-1743 



Addresses, articles, lectures, etc. 
63-370, 64-1425, 65-123, 65-165, 
65-654, 65-837, 65-843, 65-1408 

Administration. 64-77, 64-1327, 65-71 
Adults. 65-2010 
Michigan. 65-365 
New York. 64-883 
Blind. 64-1528 
Broadcasting companies. 64-1619 

Character see Character education 

Compulsory. 63-19 

Deaf 

Connecticut. 64-1289 

Endowments. 65-918 

Federal aid. 64-938, 65-67, 65-71 

Finance. 64-1480, 64-1622, 65-71, 
65-1216 

see also School accounts 

Foreign. 64-46 

Higher. 64-93, 64-104, 64-142, 64-160, 
64-454, 64-1413, 64-1480, 65-i65, 
65-1068, 65-1194 

see also Colleges and universities 
Indians. 65-944, 65-1134 
Laws and legislation 

Illinois. 63-19, 65-19 
Michigan. 63-19 
New York. 64-910,65-1918 
Ohio. 65-1918 
Oregon. 63-19 
Moral _see Character education 
Negroes. 63-72, 64-1231, 65-71 
Philosophy of. 63-95, 64-77 
Poor and underprivileged children. 65-1636 
Preschool. 65-638, 65-1961 
Retarded children. 64-1512, 65-1662 
RuraL 65-71, 65-165 
Secondary 

see also High schools 
Lutheran. 63-20 
Societies. 65-1496 
Slaves. 65-506 

Societies. 64-21, 64-90, 64-375, 64-1327, 
64-1471, 65-165, 35-1201 

Lutheran. 63-20 
Illinois. 65-165 
Michigan. 64-1408, 65-483 
Missouri. 64-328 
Southern States. 64-993 
Teachers and teaching. 65-428, 65-1904, 
65-1912 



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EDUCATION (Continued) 

Vocational see Vocational education 
Women. 64-309, 64-719, 64-1241, 65-457 

By place 
California. 65-2010 
China. 64-46 
Europe. 65-912, 65-923 
Far East 64-46, 64-51 
Georgia. 63-103, 64-225, 65-727 
Germany. 64-165 
India. 63-105 
Iowa. 65-1942 
Japan. 64-165 
latin America. 64-739 
Michigan. 65-568, 65-1353 

Minnesota. 63-236, 64-1523 
Missouri. 65-139 
New Jersey. 65-1636, 65-1662 
New York. 64-883, 65-1918 

North Carolina. 63-373, 64-365, 64-375 
64-393, 64-470, 64-638, 64-672, 64-1120, 

North Dakota. 65-797 

Pennsylvania. 64-851, 65-915 

Peru. 63-74 

Philippine Islands. 65-311 

Southern States. 63-90, 63-131, 64-993 
64-1077, 64-1120, 64-1542, 65-918 ' 



Virginia. 63-125 

EDUCATION, Intergroup. 65-1746 

EDUCATION Mission to Germany (U S ) 
64-165 

EDUCATION Mission to Japan (U. S. ) 64-165 

EDUCATION, President's Advisory committee 
on. 65-71 

EDUCATIONAL Dramatic League. 64-1334 

EDUCATIONAL endowments see Endowments 

EDUCATIONAL films. 64-727, 65-933 

EDUCATIONAL television. 65-138 

EDUCATOR'S papers, 1841-1962 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1353 

EDWARD Augustus, duke of Kent, 1767-1820 

Autographs. 63-245 

EDWARD Snyder Loan Fund Committee, 
University of Illinois. 65-1306 

EDWARDS, David Fay, 1834-1860. 64-862 

EDWARDS, Franklin Boyd. 64-863 

EDWARDS, George Wharton, 1859-1950 
•63-246 

EDWARDS, Hamilton. 64-862, 64-863 

EDWARDS, John Cummins, 18067-1888 
64-324, 65-683 

EDWARDS, Jonathan, of Chenango Co N Y 
64-864 ' " " 



EDWARDS, Jonathan, 1703-1758. 64-1293 

EDWARDS, Jonathan, 1745-1801. 63-35 

EDWARDS, Jonathan, 1789-1875. 64-1293 

EDWARDS, Jonathan, 1841-1886. 64-1293 

EDWARDS, Lewis A. 65-1121 

EDWARDS, Ninian, 1775-1833. 64-186 
64—287 

Autographs. 64-242 

EDWARDS, Odgen, 1781-1862. *63-399 

EDWARDS, R. H. 64-864 

EDWARDS, T. D. 65-1151 

EDWARDS, Timothy, 1669-1758. 63-35 

EDWARDS, Weldon Nathaniel, 1788-1873. 
63—96 

^S*™?' wmian >. of Shawneetown, m. 
65-159 

EDWARDS family. 64-558, 64-862, 64-864. 

Genealogy. 64-798 

EELLS, Cushing. 64-1254, 64-1256 

EELLS, Nathaniel, 1677-1750. 63-35 

EELLS, Nathaniel, 1710-1786. 63-35 

^IPiS? 1 ' Jonn Robert, 1869-1933. 64-1515 
65-322, 65-502, 65-594, 65-1372, 65-1397 

EGE, Michael M. 63-193 

EGERTON, Thomas, baron EUesmere and 
viscount Brackley, 15407-1617. 65-1872 

EGG (Biology) see Embryology 
EGG Harbor City, N. J. 

Teachers and teaching. 64-878 
EGGEN tax exemption case, 1949. 63-19 
EGGERT-Hatch Expedition, 1956. 65-1781 
EGGLESTON, Edward, 1837-1902. 63-243 
EGGLESTON, Elizabeth F. (Gildart) 64-489 

E ^ir(E^s^ p - H ^ Ro ^ M ^ 

EGGLESTON, Richard Hardaway. 64-489 
EGGLESTON family. 64-489 

Genealogy. 64-1222 
EGGS. 64-884 
Marketing 

Minnesota. 63-253 
EGLESTON family 

Genealogy. 65-517 
EGYPT. 63-148 

Army (U. S. citizen) 64-1050, 65-1533 
Foreign relations 

With Great Britain. 63-147 
With the United States. 64-1577 
History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1107 
Travel and description. 64-851, 65-627 



EGYPT Coal Mine, Deep River, N. C. 64-568 

EGYPTIAN Sudan see Sudan 

EHLERS, Lois S. 65-327 

EHRENFEST, Paul. 65-1718 

EHRTNGHAU5, J. C. B. 64-664 

EICHELBERGER, Bessie. 65-1174 

EICHELBERGER, Clark M. 64-68 

EICHELBERGER, Robert L. 64-1557 

ETELSON, Carl Benjamin, 1897-1929. 65-763 

EIGENMANN, Carl H. 65-1940 

EINSTEIN, Albert, 1879-1955. 63-83 64-83 
64-779, 64-1295 

EISENHOWER, Dwight David, Pres. U S. 
1890- 65-766 

Administration of. 64-1312 

As correspondent. 64-775, 64-1334 
64-1615, 64-1622, 65-169, 65-940 
65-1059, 65-1090 * 

EISENHOWER, Mamie (Doud) 65-940 

EISENHOWER, Milton Stover, 1899- 63-354 
64-1480 ' 

EISENHOWER Exchange Fellowships. 64-870 

EBENSCHIML, Otto. 65-1664 

EKERN, Herman Lewis, 1872-1954. 65-913 

EKIN, James Adams. 63-49 

ELASTIC stability. 64-1581 

ELBERT Guards. 65-1189 

ELD, Henry, 1814-1850. 63-344 

ELDERSLIE, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-390 

EL DORADO Wood and Flume Company 
65-1187 l ^ 1 ' 

ELDR1DGE, Isaac Newton. 65-1365 

ELDRIDGE, Robert P., d. 1884. 65-253 

ELECTIONS and election campaigns 

Here are entered general references to 
local and national elections and political 
election campaigns. 

see also Ballot reform, Political conven- 
tions; Presidential elections; Primary 
elections; Proportional representation- 
and appropriate subdivisions under names 
of States and places and names of politi- 
cal parties and organizations 

General material 
18th and 19th centuries. 64-186 
Mid- 19th century. 64-511 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-243, 63-246 
64-1469, 64-1562, 65-284, 65-644 ' 

20th century. 65-2011 

1928-1948. 64-736, 65-32, 65-33, 65-43 
Mid-20th century. 64-938, 65-34 
Specific elections 

1840. 63-194 

1844. 63-76 



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ELECTIONS and election campaigns 
Specific elections (Continued) 

1848. 63-126, 63-398 

1856. 64-1061 

1860. 63-126, 64-511, 65-878 

1864. 63-186 

1872. 64-402 

1876-1896. 65-644 

1880. 64-57 

1881-1927. 65-284 

1896. 65-552 

1918. 65-316 

1920. 64-1624 

1923. 64-1523 

1924. 63-151, 64-1497 
1926. 64-1260 

1932. 64-1260, 65-287, 65-1338 

1934. 65-1338 

1936. 65-287 

1940. 64-1260 

1942. 64-1264 

1948-1960. 65-583, 65-650 

1958. 64-1595 
1960. 64-1595 
Contested. 63-264, 65-1494 
Recall. 65-2010 

By place 

California. 65-2010 

Connecticut. 64-1370 

Illinois. 64-128, 64-138, 64-186, 65-1150 

Kansas. 65-171 

Michigan. 64-1429, 64-1459, 64-1469, 
64-1484, 64-1497, 65-238, 65-316, 
65-394, 65-416, 65-433, 65-552, 65-565, 
65-583, 65-605, 65-608, 65-644, 65-650 

Minnesota, 64-1523, 65-672, 65-674 

Missouri. 64-267 

Nebraska. 65-1413, 65-1434, 65-1446, 
65-1487, 65-1494, 65-1500, 65-1505 
65-1506, 65-1507, 65-1989 

Nevada. 65-1160, 65-1183 

New Jersey. 65-1658 

New York. 64-910, 65-44 

North Carolina. 64-604 

North Dakota. 65-801 

Ohio. 63-186 

Pennsylvania. 65-824, 65-915 

South Carolina. 63-151 

Tennessee. 63-382, 64-1195, 65-884 

Washington. 65-1040 

Wisconsin. 64-1621, 64-1624, 65-912 

ELECTIONS and election campaigns (Outside 
the United States) 

Great Britain. 63-46, 64-43, 64-1356 



ELECTIONS Committee (U. S. House of Repre- 
sentatives) 63-93 

ELECTORAL College of Pennsylvania. 65-824 

ELECTRIC circuits. 63-156 

ELECTRIC industries. 65-1032 

see also Electric utilities 

Inventions and patents. 64-1357, 64-1364 

World War □. 65-496 

New Jersey. 65-1648 
ELECTRIC lighting. 65-1648 
ELECTRIC power. 64-938, 65-1648 

Michigan. 65-408 

Pacific Northwest. 65-1044 

Washington. 64-1289, 65-1040, 65-1055 

ELECTRIC Purifier Company, New Haven, 
Conn. 64-1283 

ELECTRIC railroads. 64-748., 65-951 

see also Cities and towns — Transportation 

Canada. 65-1138 

Georgia. 64-225 

Illinois. 64-185 

Virginia. 64-1245 

ELECTRIC utilities 

New York. 64-942 

Washington. 63-212, 64-1269, 64-1272, 
65-1055 

ELECTRICAL Department of Silver Lake 
Mines. 65-1783 

ELECTRICAL engineering. 64-726, 64-1269 

Societies. 65-1648 

ELECTRICAL Exhibition, Philadelphia, Pa., 
1884. 63-154 

ELECTRICAL supplies 

Washington, D. C. 65-958 
ELECTRICITY 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1719 
ELECTRICITY, Atmospheric. 63-15 

ELECTRIFICATION Administration, U. S. 
Rural. 65-27, 65-29, 65-1505 

ELECTRIFICATION, Rural see Rural electri- 
fication 

ELECTRODYNAMICS. 63-15 

ELECTROMECHANICS. 64-1357 

ELECTRON optics. 64-1561 

ELECTRON theory. 65-1928 

ELECTRONS. 64-1561 

ELEMENT 61. 65-1311 

ELEVATED railroads. 65-1520 

see also Cities and towns — Transportation 

ELEVATORS 

Pennsylvania. 65-1751 

ELFRETH, Jacob R., 1789-1870. 65-155 



ELFRETH, Jacob R. , 1837-1924. 65-155 

ELIAS, Robert Henry, 1914- 64-953 

ELIOT, Charles William, 1834-1926. 64-764, 
64-767, 64-798, 65-1234 

ELIOT, George, pseud., 1819-1880. 64-714, 
65-1191 

ELIOT, Samuel Atkins, 1798-1862. 65-1235 

ELIOT, Thomas Bopkinson, 1907- 65-35 

ELIOT, Thomas Stearns, 1888-1965. 64-150, 
64-328, 64-728, 64-955, 64-1338, 65-1109, 
65-1209 

ELIOT, William Greenleaf, 1811-1887. 
64-325, 64-1569, 85-681 

ELIOT, Me. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
ELISA, Francisco. 65-1825 
EliVES, Simon. 65-1664 
ELIZA (Schooner) 65-1709 
ELIZABETH City Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
ELIZABETH City, N. C. 64-572 
ELIZABETH Hull (Bark) 64-1394 
ELIZABETH, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1570, 65-1709 

Hotels. 65-1626 

Resident of. 65-1628 

Taverns. 65-1650 
ELIZABETHAN script. 65-1028 

EUZABETHTOWN, N. J. see Elizabeth, 
N. J. 

ELK Valley (Neb.) Monthly Meeting, Society of 
Friends. 65-1986 

ELKHART, HL 64-245 

ELKINS, Stephen Benton, 1841-1911. 63-326, 
65-565 

ELKS, Benevolent and Protective Order of. 
65-647 

ELKTON, Md. 

Letters from. 63-367 
ELLA and Annie (Ship) 63-274 
ELLA (Schooner) 64-572 
ELLENDALE, La. 

Personal papers. 64-1102 

ELLERMAN, Anne Winifred see Bryher, 
Winifred, 1894- 

ELLERY, William, 1727-1820. 65-1302 

ELLESMERE, Thomas Egerton, baron see 
Egerton, Thomas, baron Ellesmere and 
viscount Brackley, 15407-1617 

ELLET, Elizabeth Fries (Lummis) 1818-1877. 
64-803, 64-960 

ELLETT, Robert. 65-1006 

ELLICOTT, Joseph. 65-1523 



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EL1ICOTT, Thomas. 65-935 
EL1ICOTT City, Md. 

Personal papers. 64-1210 
ELLICOTTVILLE, N. Y. 

Family papers. 64-904 

ELLIOT, Anne Eliza. 64-1002 

ELLIOT, E. E. 64-867 

ELLIOT, IsabelU. 64-1002 

ELLIOT, John, of Harnett Co. , N. C 
64-1002 

ELLIOT, William H. 64-1002 

ELLIOTT, Barnard 

Estate of. 65-849 

ELLIOTT, Gilbert 64-572, 64-649 

ELLIOTT, Habersham. 64-490 

ELLIOTT, Harriet. 65-69 

ELLIOTT, Henry, 1884- 65-1033 

ELLIOTT, Henry W. 63-350 

ELLIOTT, John Barnwell, 1841-1921. 64-490 

ELLIOTT, JosephE. 64-1557 

ELLIOTT, Newton G. , 1812-1877 ? 65-682 

ELLIOTT, Stephen, 1771-1830. 64-1552 

ELLIOTT, Stephen, Bp., 1806-1866. 64-490 
64-639, 64-671, 64-1121 

ELLIOTT, Stephen, 1832-1866. 63-292 

ELLIOTT, Thompson Coit, 1862-1943 
65-1047 

ELLIOTT family. 64-490 

Genealogy. 65-305, 65-883 

ELLIS, Charles, 1817-1900. 63-345 

ELLIS, D. D. 65-1798 

ELLIS, Edith Anna. 64-818 

ELLIS, Elizabeth see Roosevelt, Elizabeth 
(Ellis) 

ELLIS, George, baron Dover see Dover, 
George Ellis, baron, 1797-1833 

ELLIS, Havelock, 1859-1939. 64-1367 
65-1205 

ELLIS, John M. 64-1485 

ELLIS, John Willis, 1820-1861. 63-66 

ELLIS, Pearis Buckner, d. 1928. 65-1139 

ELLIS, Powhatan, 1790-1863. *63-345 

ELLIS, Raymond. 64-365 

ELLIS, Sara, 65-1831 

ELLIS (Thomas and Charles) & Company, 
Richmond, Va. 63-345 

ELLIS, Thomas Harding, 1814-1898. 63-345 

ELLB, W. A. 65-1446 

ELLIS, Welbore, baron Mendip see Mendip, 
Welbore Ellis, baron, 1713-1802 



ELLIS-AUan papers (Manuscript collection) 
63-345 , 65-903 

ELLIS & Allan, Richmond, Va. 65-903 

ELLBTON, Robert W. 64-147 

ELMER, Elizabeth see Potter, Elizabeth 
(Elmer) 

ELMER, William, b. 1814. 65-1615 

ELMER family. 65-1616 

ELMSLTE, George. 65-1340 

ELMWOOD, Neb. 

Banks and banking. 65-1462 

Personal papers. 65-1409 
EL PASO, Tex. 

Economic conditions. 64-891 

Personal papers. 65-741 
EL SALVADOR 

Foreign relations (U. S.) 65-1330 

ELSBREE, Anna, collector. 64-854 

ELSWORTH, J. C. 65-1831 

ELSWORTH, Ralph Henry, 1872-1947. 
65-1374 

ELWARD, Richard. 63-68 

ELWELL, Cyril Frank, 1884-1963. 64-726 

ELWOOD, Anna C. 65-247 

ELWOOD, Isaac Newton, 1843-1887. 65-247 

ELY, Lewis. 64-491 

ELY, Northcutt, 1903- 64-1272 

ELY, Richard Theodore, 1854-1943. 64-1500 
64-1624, 65-162 ' ' 

ELY, Robert Erskine. 64-767 

ELYRIA, Ohio 

Clergyman's papers. 65-432 

EMANCIPATION of slaves see_ Slavery- 
Emancipation 

EMANUEL Missionary College see Andrews 
University, Berrien Springs, Mich. 

EMBARGO of 1807. 63-324 

EMBASSIES (U. S.) see Diplomatic service; 
Foreign relations 

EMBLEMS see Seals (Emblematic) 

EMBRYOLOGY. 64-134, 65-1940 

EMERGENCY Committee of Atomic Scientists 
64-29, 64-83 

EMERGENCY Fleet Corporation, United States 
Shipping Board. 65-79 

EMERGENCY Peace Campaign. 64-21, 65-152 

EMERGENCY Relief Administration, U. 3. 
FederaL 65-80, 65-758 

EMERSON, Edward W. 64-1326 

EMERSON, Gouverneur, 1769-1874. 64-958 

EMERSON, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882. 64-47 
64-63, 65-908, 65-910, 65-1198 ' 



EMERSON, Rollins A. 65-1408 
EMERSON, William. 64-944 
EMERSON family. 64-958 

EMERY, Albert Hamilton, 1834-1926. 
64-1293 

EMERY, Ellen Vesta Bee Hamlin, Ellen 
Vesta (Emery) 1832-1920 

EMERY, Henry C. 65-900 
EMERY, John G. 65-552 
EMERY, Stephen 

Family of. 65-1968 
EMERY family. 65-1968 

EMIGRANT register compiled by Charles Kelly. 
65-1793 

EMIGRANTS and emigration jee Immigration 
and emigration 

EMILY (Ship) 63-274 

EMLEY, Abner 

Estate of. 65-1617 

EMLEY, John. 65-1617 

EMLEY, Joseph. 65-1617 

EMLEY, Oliver H. P. 65-1617 

EMLEY, Samuel. 65-1617 

EMMA C. Latham (Schooner) 64-1400 

EMMA Lincoln (Bark) 64-1395 

EMMA Mine, Utah. S5-1156 

EMMA Silver Mining Company Limited, London. 
Eng. 65-1156 ^ 

EMMETT, Burton, 1871-1935. 64-491 

EMMONS, Anita see Blaine. Anita (Emmons) 
McCormick 

EMMONS, Benjamin Linton, court clerk. 
65-683 

EMMONS, Benjamin Linton, Missouri State 
legislator. 64-302, 65-683 

EMMONS, Benjamin Linton, 1861-1942 
65-683 

EMMONS family. 65-683 

EMORY, Thomas. 64-768 

EMORY and Henry College, Emory. Va. 
64-512 

EMORY University, Atlanta, Ga. 

Students. 63-89 

EMPIRE Line. 64-254 

EMPIRE Loom Works. 64-917 

EMPLOYEES 

see also Government employment and 
employees; Labor 

Railroads. 64-815 
New York. 64-876 
EMPLOYERS' associations 

Washington. 64-1264 
EMPLOYERS' liability. 65-1042 

see also Workmen's compensation 



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EMPLOYMENT 

see also Unemployment 
Children see Child labor 
Discrimination in. 65-352, 65-1033 
Negroes. 63-47, 65-608 
Slaves. 63-121, 63-137, 64-450 
Student placement. 65-507 

Women. 64-715 

Michigan. 65-238 

Nebraska. 65-1431 
EMPORIA, Kan. 

Travel and description. 64-1503 

EMRIE, Clara see Greve, Clara (Emrie) 

ENAMEL, Cental. 64-683 

ENCYCLOPAEDIA Britannica. 64-21, 64-102, 
64-113 

ENDELMAN, Edward. 64-1290 
ENDERS, U. S. 65-1170 

ENDICOTT, William Crowninshield, 1826- 
1900. 63-376, 64-764 

ENDOWMENTS. 64-767, 64-993 

see also Foundations, Charitable and 
educational; Philanthropy 

Education. 65-918 

Michigan. 64-1418 

New York City. 65-1062 

Southern States. 65-1216 
ENERGY (Physics) 63-15 
ENERGY resources see Power resources 
ENFIELD, Eng. 

Firearms industry and trade. 64-1288 
ENFIELD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
ENFIELD, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-465 

ENGEL, Julia, collector. 65-1198 

ENGEL, Solton, collector. 65-1198 

ENGELMANN, George, 1809-1884. 65-654 

ENGINEERING. 64-266, 64-649, 64-1498, 
64-1499, 64-1581 65-9, 65-670 

see also Civil engineering; Electrical 
engineering; Forests and forestry— En- 
gineering; Hydraulic engineering; Indus- 
trial engineering; Mechanical engineering; 
Mechanics; Mines, mining, and mineral 
resources — Engineering; Railroads— Con- 
struction and engineering; U. S. — Army- 
Corps of Engineers 



Notes, etc. 
Societies 



65-693 



see also Civil engineering— Societies 
Illinois. 65-1312 



Teachers and teaching. 65-227, 65-1936, 
65-1939 

By place 

Louisiana. 64-765 

Michigan. 65-1312 

Minnesota. 65-1312 

Virginia. 64-1243 

ENGINEERING English, University of 
Michigan see Michigan— University- 
College of Engineering— Dept. of Engineer- 
ing English 

ENGINEERING Research Institute, University 
of Michigan. 65-642 

ENGINEERS. 63-94 

ENGINEERS, U. S. President's Committee for 
the Development of Scientists and. 65-1040 

ENGINES. 64-507 

see also Internal combustion engines; 
Steam engines 

M a n ufacturing and trade 
Pennsylvania. 63-153 
ENGLAND, William H. 65-942 
ENGLAND see Great Britain 
ENGLE, NathanieL 64-293 
ENGLE, Paul, 1908- 64-150, 64-728 
ENGLISH, Albert D. 65-248 
ENGLISH, B. M. 64-1577 
ENGLISH, David Combs, b. 1842. 65-1618 
ENGLISH, William D. 64-738 
ENGLISH, William Hayden, 1822-1896. 64-84 



ENGLISH and Classical Family School for Boys, 
Farmington, Conn. 64-348 

ENGLISH Graduate Union, Columbia University. 
64-1338 



ENGLISH in ■ 



see also British in- 



ENGLISH in America. 64-699, 64-944 

see also Immigration and emigration— 
From other countries— England 

ENGLISH language and literature. 63-52, 
64-233, 64-1338, 65-1028, 65-1198 

see also Authors; Middle English; Old 
English 

History and criticism. 63-99 

Lectures (Notes, etc. ) 64-127, 65-1567 

School notebooks. 65-582 

Teaching. 64-109, 64-850, 64-1506, 
65-224, 65-453, 65-532, 65-1247, 
65-1292, 65-1335, 65-1913 

ENGLISH Language Institute, University of 
Michigan. 65-268 

ENGLISH poetry see Poetry 

ENGLISH Speaking Union. 64-1291 

ENGLISH West Indian Expedition, 1739-1742. 
63-221 



ENGLISHVILLE, Mich. 

Church of Christ. 65-256 

ENGRAVERS and engraving. 64-491, 64-1317, 
65-113, 65-227 

see also Etchers and etching 

ENSTON Home, Charleston, S. C. 63-278 

ENTERPRISE (Ship) 63-387 

ENTERTAINING see subdivision Social life 
under names of places 

ENTOMOLOGICAL news (Publication) 63-83 

ENTOMOLOGY. 65-1889 

see also Insects 

Legislation 

Illinois. 65-1919 

School notebooks. 65-666 

Societies. 65-1919 
ENTZMINGER, Louis. 64-1163 

EOCHATR-sciatb an Aifriim (Manuscript) 
64-807 

EPIDEMICS. 64-952, 65-23, 65-878 

see also specific names of epidemic 
diseases; e.g. Cholera 

Florida. 64-1047 

Great Britain. 64-69 

Illinois. 63-243 
EPIGRAMS. 64-1453 
EPILEPTICS 

Institutional care 
Michigan. 65-399 

EPISCOPAL Church see Protestant Episcopal 
Church in the U. S. A. ; Church of England; 
and for an individual church see the name of 
the place in which it is located 

EPISCOPAL School-of North Carolina, Raleigh. 
64-397, 64-555, 64-637 

EPPERSON, B. H., 1836-1878. 64-740 

EPPES, JohnWayles, 1773-1823. 63-97 

EPPES family. 64-1031 

EPSTEIN, Abraham, 1892-1942. 64-715 

EPSTEIN, Seymour, 1917- 65-1097 

EPWORTH League. 64-852, 64-972, 64-975, 
64-976, 65-166 

EQUAL rights amendment to the Constitution. 
65-842 

ERASMUS, Desiderius, d. 1536. 64-47 

ERICSSON, John, 1803-1889. 65-896 
ERIE and Kalamazoo Railroad. 65-249 

ERIE and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank, Adrian, 
Mich. 65-400 

ERIE CanaL 64-865, 64-873, 64-941 

ERIE Company. 65-1523 

ERIE Co. , N. Y. 

Sheriffs. 64-1319 



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ERIE Farmers Club of Buffalo County (Neb ) 
65-1418 

ERIE, Mich. 

Letters from. 64-1493 

ERIE Narrow Gauge System Railroad. 64-815 

ERIE Turnpike. 65-1523 

ERLANGER, Joseph, 1874- 65-1030 

ERLANGER Productions. 65-844 

ERMATDJGER, Edward, 1797-1876. 65-1140 

ERNST, Carl Julius, 1853-1932. 65-1464 

ERNST, Morris Leopold, 1888- 65-52 
65-78, 65-1664 

ERNST, Otto. 63-30 

ERSKINE, Andrew Nelson, 1826-1862. 64-741 

ERSKTNE, B. H. 64-741 

ERSKINE, John, 1879-1951. 64-1338, 65-594 

♦ERSKINE, Michael. 64-741 

ERSKINE College, Due West, S. C. 63-89 
64-617 ' 

ERWDJ, Edward Jones, 1806-1871. 64-492 

ERWDJ, Elizabeth Ann (Phifer) 1814-1890 
64-492 

ERWDJ, George Phifer, 1840-1911. 64-492 

ERWDJ, John. 63-136 

ERWDJ, L. A. 64-412 

ERWDJ, Robert G. 65-950 

ERWDJ family. 64-412, 64-492 

ESKIMOS. 64-1268 

see also Alaska— Indians; Aleuts 

Anthropology. 63-14 

Archeology. 65-1081 

Ethnology. 65-1813 

ESPERANZA vanadium property, Pinal Co 
Ariz. 65-1781 " ' 

ESPEY, James H. 64-493 

ESPEY, Joseph S. 64-493 

ESPEY family. 64-493 

ESPDJA de Serna, Concha, 1877- 64-802 

ESPIONAGE see Secret service 

ESPY family see Espey family 

ESSEX, Robert Devereux, earl of, 1566-1601. 
65-1873 

ESSEX Co. , N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1594, 65-1709 

Genealogy. 65-1625 

Land 

Legal documents; 65-1579 
ESSEX Co., N. Y. 

Business records. 64-876, 64-905 



ESSEX Co., Va. 64-571 

County records. 65-1017 

Estate management. 64-1248 
ESSEX, Eng. 

Manors. 64-62 

ESSEX (Frigate) 63-387, 65-61 

ESTABROOK Woman's Relief Corps, Ann 
Arbor, Mich. 65-1333 

ESTATE laws 

Maryland. 63-116 
ESTATE management 

This heading is used for the operation and 

control of landed property. 

Great Britain. 64-176, 65-1873 
New York. 65-63 
North Carolina. 64-1530 
Virginia. 64-1248 
ESTATES 

Here are entered references to the 
Property of (usually) deceased persons. 

64-890, 64-1058 

see also Guardian and ward; and names of 
persons and families 

Alabama. 64-387 

California. 64-738, 65-815 

Colorado. 65-1189 

Connecticut 64-245 

Delaware. 64-207, 64-212 

England. 63-146, 64-34 

France. 64-118, 64-330 

Georgia. 65-733 

Great Britain. 65-1872 

Illinois. 64-245 

Kentucky. 65-26 

Louisiana. 65-701 

Maine. 63-335 

Massachusetts. 64-357 

Mexico. 65-1080 

Michigan. 65-229, 65-357, 65-658 

Missouri. 64-271, 64-273, 64-307, 64-327, 
64-337, 64-1241, 65-675, 65-974 
65-1161. 65-1402 

Netherlands. 65-1072 
Nevada. 65-1169 

New Jersey. 65-1566, 65-1579, 65-1595 
65-1602, 65-1609, 65-1617, 65-1620 ' 
65-1631, 65-1636, 65-1638, 65-1645 
65-1652, 65-1683, 65-1708 

New Mexico. 65-1126 

New York. 64-835, 64-836, 64-894, 
64-916, 64-919, 64-940, 64-942 

New York City. 65-1654, 65-1659 

North Carolina. 63-121, 64-368, 64-373 
64-377, 64-378, 64-379, 64-420, 64-429 

%T?%', 6 f 5 °°' 64 - 591 ' 64 - 668 ' 64-979 
64-1002, 64-1038, 64-1080, 64-1109 
64-1532, 65-724, 65-748 

Pennsylvania. 64-1150, 65-823, 65-915 
65-1663, 65-1750 ' 



Santo Domingo (French colony) 64-330 
Scotland. 65-748 

South Carolina. 63-280, 63-287, 63-291 
63-297, 63-302, 63-307, .63-317, 64-650, 
64-1552, 65-733, 65-847, 65-849 

Tennessee. 64-1178, 65-710, 65-881 

Texas. 64-745, 64-747, 64-755 

Virginia, 64-751, 64-1230, 64-1241 

64-1242, 65-987, 65-1000, 65-1006 
Washington, D. C. 64-768 

ESTE, David Kirkpatrlck, 1785-1875. 63-168 
63-184 * 

ESTEY Manufacturing Company, Owosso, Mich. 
65-516 

ESTHETICS. 64-1360 

ESTONIA 

Missions 

Lutheran. 64-814 

ESTODRNELLES de Constant, Paul Henri 
Benjamin, baron d', 1852-1924. 64-767 

ESTRAYS 

Nebraska. 65-1432 
ETAPLES, France 

Art students. 64-881 
ETCHERS and etching. 65-227, 65-369 

see also Engravers and engraving 
ETHICS. 64-59, 64-887 

see also Conscience 

Articles, essays, notes, etc. 65-837, 

Christian. 64-93 
Medicine. 64-1552 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1242, 65-1251 
65-1895, 65-1903 

see also Character education 



ETHIOPIA 

Egyptian Army campaign, 1875-1876. 
64-1050 

ETHNO-hlstory collection, 16th-19th centuries 
(Manuscript collection) 64-55 

ETHNOLOGY. 63-4, 64-404, 64-1580 
65-1423 

Aleuts. 65-1813 

Chukchi. 65-1813 

Eskimos. 65-1813 

Indians. 63-2, 63-3, 63-9, 65-1176, 
65-1766, 65-1781, 65-1809 

Negroes. 63-10 

By place 
Alaska. 65-1813 
Central America. 63-10 
Mississippi Valley. 64-55 
Oceania. 65-1814 
Southwest 63-10, 64-7 



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ETHNOLOGY (Continued) 

West Indies. 63-10 
ETHRIDGE, Mark F. 65-52 

ETTING, Frank M. 65-1316 
ETTWEIN, John, 1721-1802. 63-293 

EUGENE Onegin, by Vladimir Nabokov. 
65-921 

EUGENE, Or. 

University of Oregon see Oregon— Univer- 
sity (Eugene) 
•■■■-- 
EUGENIE, consort of Napoleon III, 1826-1920. 
64-817 

EUREKA and Palisade Railroad Company. 
65-1993 

EUREKA Manufacturing Company, Lincoln, 
Neb. 65-1987 

EUREKA, Nev. 

Railroads. 65-1993 

EUREKA Screw Bolt and Nut Manufacturing 
Company, Alexandria, Va. 65-1956 

EUROPE 

see also Napoleonic period; World War I; 
World War II 

Agriculture. 65-1307 

Anthropology. 63-14 

Archeological expeditions. 65-36 

Art and artists. 63-393 

Art students (U. S. ) 64-1546 

Authors. 63-393 

Bimetallism. 63-377 

Botany. 65-1937, 65-1960 

Churches and religious affairs 

Friends. 65-155 

Methodist 64-966 
Cooperatives. 65-73 

Economic conditions. 65-73 

Education. 65-912, 65-923 

Financial agents (U. S. ) 65-2020 

Foreign relations (Gt Brit) 63-100, 
64-123 

Foreign relations (Hawaii) 65-1777 

Foreign relations (U. S.) 63-187 

Fortifications. 63-228 

Glass industry and trade. 63-309 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-1169, 64-1341, 
65-1923 

Hospitals. 63-250 

Housing. 65-45 

Industrial revolution. 64-141 

Intellectual life. 65-1079 

International relief. 65-1509, 65-1721 

Letters from. 65-208. 65-474, 65-478, 
65-553 

Letters received in. 64-197, 64-1075 



Maps. 64-289 

Medicine. 63-250, 64-771 

Missions. 65-155 

Lutheran. 64-814 

Mormon. 65-1162 
Museums. 65-1815 
Politics 

19th century. 63-64, 64-118 

20th century. 65-1079 
Reconstruction, 1939-195L 65-101, 65-117 

Shipping records. 64-412 

Social life, 64-333, 64-977 

Special mission for the YMCA. 65-923 

Students (U. S.) 64-882, 64-148L 65-23, 
65-345 

see also Europe— Art students (U.S.) 

Travel and description. 

18th to 20th centuries. 63-92, 64-958, 
65-23, 65-155, 65-867 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1019, 
64-1160, 65-440, 65-585, 65-594 

1800-1850. 63-228, 64-1346, 65-847 

USD's. 65-186, 65-225, 65-269, 
65-1048, 65-1565, 65-1670 

1860's. 65-241, 65-379, 65-437, 
65-1370 

1870<s. 63-264, 63-380, 64-771, 
64-1422, 65-24, 65-225, 65-1997 

1880-8. 63-247 64-1131, 65-164, 
65-305 

1890's. 65-209, 65-560, 65-616, 65-636, 
65-659, 65-1515, 65-1530 

1850-1900. 63-104, 64-1414, 65-501, 
65-906 

1850-1950. 65-318, 65-347, 65-480, 
65-507, 65-653, 65-1395, 65-1925 

1900-1910. 63-233, 63-250, 64-33, 
65-278 

1900-1950. 64-918, 64-1517, 65-155, 
65-209, 65-305, 65-636, 65-1216 

1930's. 65-214, 65-1417 
World War I (Period preceding) 65-1923 
World War U 

Conferences. 65-64 
World War n (Postwar period) 

Food supplies. 65-1307 

EUROPEAN Advisory Commission. 65-81 

EUROPEAN miscellany, 1531-1932. 
(Manuscript collection) 63-65 

EUROPEAN Recovery Program, 1948-1952. 
65-101, 65-117 

EUSTE, Augustus H. 64-237 

EUSTIS, Benjamin. 64-1563 

EUSTB, Caroline (Langdon) 64-1563 

EUSTIS, Frederic A 64-237 



EUSTIS, James Biddle, 1834-1899. 63-61 

EUSTB, William, 1753-1825. 63-366, 64-186, 
64-1563 

EUSTIS, William E. C, of Boston. 64-237 

EUSTIS family. 64-237 

EUSTIS Mining Company. 64-237 

EUTAW Springs, S. C. , Battle of, 1781. 
64-1114 

EVANGELICAL churches 

Michigan. 65-259 

EVANGELICAL Lutheran Joint Synod of 

Wisconsin and Other States. 63-18, 63-26 

EVANGELICAL Lutheran Synod of Illinois. 
63-25 

EVANGELICAL Lutheran Synodical Conference 
of North America. 63-26 

Board for Colored Missions see Evangeli- 
cal Lutheran Synodical Conference of 
North America— Missionary Board 

Doctrinal Unity Committee. 63-18 

Missionary Board. 63-27 

EVANGELISCHE Akademle, Boll, Ger. 63-33 

EVANGELISTIC work. 63-409, 64-638, 

64-674, 64-952, 64-1160, 64-1553, 65-1534 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-855 

Baptist. 65-241 

Methodist 64-1241 

Michigan. 65-241, 65-499 

New York. 64-837 
EVANS, Argulas 

Estate of. 65-1617 
EVANS, August H. 65-684 

EVANS, Augusta Jane see Wilson, Augusta 
Jane (Evans) 1835-1909 

•EVANS, Cadwalader. 64-1145 

EVANS, Edward Payson, 1831-1917. 65-585, 
65-1395 

EVANS, Mrs. Edward Payson see Evans, 
Elizabeth E. (Gibson) 

EVANS, Elizabeth E. (Gibson) 65-1395 

EVANS, Florence (Wilkinson) 64-150 

EVANS, George. 65-2020 

EVANS, James, of FayetteyUJe, N. C. 
64-1003 

EVANS, Martha Henrietta (Knight) 64-1003 

EVANS, Nathan, Revolutionary soldier. 
64-413 

EVANS, Robley DungUsan, 1846-1912. 65-61 

EVANS, Rudolph, 1878-1960. 65-937 

EVANS, Ruth. 64-1472 

EVANSTON, IU. 

Northwestern University see Northwestern 
University, Evanston, m. 



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EVARTS, Jeremiah, 1781-1831. 65-1831 

EVARTS, William Maxwell, 1818-1901 
63-326, 63-406, 64-57, 64-764, 65-225 

EVE, Paul F. 64-1199 

EVELETH, George W. 64-960 

EVELYNTON Plantation, Va. 64-1098 

EVERETT, Alexander Hill, 1790-1847 
64-1563 

EVERETT, Edward, 1794-1865. 65-1236 

As correspondent. 63-198, 64-427 64-795 
64-1320, 64-1584, 65-178, 65-681 
65-1576 ' 

Autographs. 64-63 
EVERETT, Joseph. 64-626 
The EVERGLADES, Fla. 

Travel and description. 65-920 

EVERS, Medgar. 65-1102 

EVERY week (Periodical) 64-1596 

EVTNS, Benson. 64-1181 

EVDJS, W. S. 64-1181 

EVTNS Brothers Store, Culleoka. Tenn. 
64-1181 ^ 

EVOLUTION. 63-236 

see also Biology; Heredity 

EVOLUTION and religious beliefs. 64-1163 
64-1182 ' 

EVOLUTIONARY psychology. 64-1362 

EWELL, F. B. 64-742 

EWELL, F. W. 64-742 

EWELL, Fannie. 64-742 

EWELL, J. B. 64-742 

EWELL, Jesse. 64-742 

EW ^ LL . Uszinka (CampheU) Brown, 1820- 

EWELL, M. W. 64-742 
EWELL, Mattie. 64-742 
EWELL, Richard Stoddert, 1817-1872. 63-61, 

EWELL, T. B. 64-742 

EWELL family. 64-742 

EWTNG, Alexander. 64-1434 

EWING, Andrew. 64-1182 

EWING, Baker. 65-25 

EWING, Charles, 1835-1883. 65-904 

EWING, Ellen see Sherman, Ellen (Ewing) 
1824-1888 ^ 

EWING, George, 1754-1824. 65-905 

EWING, George Washington, 1803-1866. 
65-1179 

EWTNG, Henry, Confederate soldier. 64-485 

EWING, Hugh Boyle, 1826-1905. 63-264 
65-904, 65-905 ' 



J EWING, Maria Theresa see Steele, Maria 
Theresa (Ewing) ' 

EWTNG, Mary see Lane. Mary (Ewing) 

EWING, Nathaniel. 64-309 

EWDia PhUemonBeecher, 1820-1906 
do-904 

EWTNG, Robert 64-1175 

EW £%F U ' aaS - 1789 -"71. 65-904, 65-905. 

EWmG^Thomas, 1829-1896. 63-264, 65-904, 

EWING, Thomas, 1862-1942. 65-905 
EWNG, Virginia Larwill (Miller) 65-904 
EWING, William a, d. 1854. 65-1178 
EWING lamUy. 65-904, 65-905 

Genealogy. 65-905 
EXACTUS g*o-Rlm Corporation, Palo Alto, 

EXAMINATION questions 

Colleges and universities. 64-796 
EXCAVATIONS (Archeology) 

see also Archeology 

Illinois. 64-1522 
Pennsylvania. 64-1522 
EXCELL, Edwin Othello, 1851-1921. 64-972 

EXCELSIOR Manufacturing Company 
St. Louis, Mo. 65-687 ' 

EXCHANGE of persons programs. 64-870 

^c^ 02 Sta,e Bank 0I Minneapolis. 
65-671 

^S?™* Co °™"tee for the Inauguration 
(1881 and 1901) 64-769 ""■e"™™ 

EXECUTORS and administrators see Estates 

EXERCISES, Devotional see Devotional 
exercises (Daily readings) 

EXETER, Me. 

General stores. 65-1557 

Law practice. 65-1557 
EXETER, N. H. 

Merchants. 64-56 

Phillips Exeter Academy. 64-822, 65-1091 

EXHIBITIONS and fairs 

see also Agricultural exhibitions; Art and 
Artists— Exhibitions; Flowers— Shows- 
and names of exhibitions or fairs 

Natural history. 65-1919 

France. 65-468 - 

Illinois see_ Chicago, m. -World's Colum- 
bian Exposition, 1893 

Michigan. 65^624 

Minnesota, 63-243, 64-1521 

Missouri. 63-376, 64-1329, 64-1526 

New York. 64-167 

Ohio. 63-203, 64-16 



Pennsylvania. 63-154 

see also Philadelphia, Pa. —Centennial 
Exhibition, 1876 

Virginia. 64-703 

Washington. 63-216 

^^C- S. politics) see Territorial 

EXPEDITIONS see Archeotogy-Expedtttoas- 
Earing expeditions; Filib^ers?Xry 
"^dmons; Naval expeditions; Sci^S* 
expeditions; Scouts and scouting; Surveys 
andsurveyi^-ExpediHonsrnaieTor^ 
anmes; and names of specific expeditions 

EXPENSES see kinds of expenses and ac- 
counts, e. g. Household accounts; Medical 
accounts. School accounts; and subdivisions 
Accounts, and Personal accounts under 
names of places 

EXPERT Committee on United Nations Public 
Information. 64-1615 

The 65^9?i J ° rr (POdVlgJ ' by Vladim,r Nabotov - 
EXPLORERS 

Mississippi Valley. 64-55 

Missouri. 65-1161 

EXPLORING expeditions 

Here are entered all general references 
to exploring and exploration whether formal- 
ly organized expeditions or informal activ- 
ities. 

seealso names of expeditions, and specific 

E^« eXPl0raU0n ' e - & Scientific 
expeditions 

65-61, 65-1979 

Alaska 

Coast. 65-1825 

Antarctic regions. 64-782, 64-1388 

see also United States Exploring Expedi- 
tion, 1838-1842 mgiapeai- 

Arctic regions. 64-328 
California. 65-1818 

Coast. 65-1825 
Canada. 65-1766, 65-1782 
Central America. 65-1828 
Colorado River. 65-1781, 65-1809 
Great Basin. 65-1818 
New Mexico. 64-800 
Pacific coast. 65-1825 

Pacific Northwest. 65-1782, 65-1818 

Pacific Ocean. 63-344 

Panama. 65-1828 

Rocky Mountains. 64-333, 65-676, 65-1818 

Washington 

Coast. 65-1825 

The West 64-314,65-23,65-1793,65-1818 
Yellowstone River. 64-343 
EXPLOSIONS 
Ships. 64-265 



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EXPORT Exposition, Philadelphia, Pa., 1899. 
63-154 

EXPORTING and importing see Foreign trade; 
Merchants 

EXPOSITIONS see Exhibitions and fairs; and 
names of expositions or location 

EXPRESS companies. 64-861 

see also Freight and freightage 

Montana. 65-1786 

Texas. 65-810 

EXPRESS, St Joseph, Mo. (Newspaper) 
64-659 

EXPULSION see Deportation 

EXTENSION work, Agricultural see Agricul- 
tural extension work 

EYE 

see also Ophthalmology 

Diseases and defects, Cure of. 64-376 

Medical lectures, notes, etc. 65-1540 

EZEKEEL, Mordecai Joseph Brill, 1899- 
65-27 



FCC (Federal Communications Commission) 
64-720, 65-30, 65-138, 65-1060 

F. O. B. Detroit, by Wessel Smitter. 65-562 

FAASS, F. Lewis. 64-865 

FAASS (F. Lewis) and Daniel Ford. 64-865 

FABER, Cecilia B6hl de see Caballero, 
Fernan, pseud, of Cecilia Bohl de Faber, 
1796-1877 

FABiyS, Mich. 

Civil War 

Civilian life. 65-634 

FABRICS see Textile Industry and trade 

FACTORIES 

Inspection 

Michigan. 65-352 

Specifications. 64-1037 

FACTORS see Commission merchants 

FACTORY and industrial management 
(Periodical) 65-27 

FADIMAN, Clifton. 64-1558 

FAFNER Bearing Company, Detroit, Mich. 
64-1508 

FAHY, Charles. 65-942 

FAILING (J. ) & Company, Portland, Or. 
65-1129 

FAILING, James F. 65-1129 

FAILINGS & Hyatt, Portland, Or. 65-1129 

FAIR Haven, Conn. 64-245, 64-1310 

FAIR labor standards act of 1938. 64-21 



FAIRBANK, Janet. 65-1997 

FAIRBANKS, Avard Tennyson, 1897- 65-365, 
65-434, 65-566 

FAIRBANKS, Charles Warren, 1852-1918. 
65-213, 65-565 

FAIRBANKS, Alaska 

Archeology. 65-1081 

FA1RCHILD, Charles Stebbins, 1842-1924. 
64-764 

FAIRCHTLD, Henry Pratt, 1880- 63-354 

FAKCBJLD, William B. 63-190 

FAIRFAX, Ada. 63-193 

FAIRFAX, Bryan. 65-983 

FAIRFAX, Denny Martin, 1725-1800. 65-983 

FAIRFAX, Thomas Fairfax, 6th baron, 1692- 
1782. 65-983 

FAIRFAX Co., Va. 64-1180, 65-991 

Clerk's office. 64-1227 

County records. 65-1017 

Land 

Legal documents. 64-997 
FAIRFAX family. 65-983 

FAIRFAX Parish, Va. 65-991 
FAIRFAX Station, Va. 

Civil War. 63-351 
FAIRFIELD Co. , S. C. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-84 
FAIRFIELD, Mich. 

Description. 65-593 

FAIRFIELD Township, N. C. 64-1071 

FAIRLEIGH, Thomas Brooks. 65-23 

FAIRLIE, John Archibald, 1872-1947. 
64-1515, 65-1308 , 65-1917, 65-1920 

FAIRMOUNT Water Works, Philadelphia, Pa. 
64-1373 

FAIRS see Exhibitions and fairs; Agricultural 
exhibitions 

FAIRY tales. 63-230 

FAISON, Florence see Butler, Florence 
(Faison) 

FAITH and Order movement. 65-91 
FAITH healing. 64-838 
FAJARDO incident. 63-387 
FALCONER, Jacob A. 64-1263 
FALCONER family 

Genealogy. 65-876 
FALL, Albert Bacon. 65-944 
FALLIGANT, Phil. 64-407 
FALLIGANT, Robert. 64-407 
FALLB, William J. 64-1553 



FALLS, R. J. 65-1151 
FALLS of St Anthony, Minn. 

Log booms. 63-235 
FALMOUTH, Me. 64-56 
FALMOUTH, Va. 

Merchants. 65-961 
FAMILY law see Domestic relations 

FAMILY papers see used as a subdivision 
under place for a collection of papers of a 
general nature 

FAMT, Emilio Aguinaldo y see Aguinaldo y 
Famy, Emilio, 1869-1964 

FAN mail. 65-291, 65-1062 

FANNING, Edmund, 1739-1818. 64-1057 

FANNY (Bark) 64-255 

FANNY (Ship) 63-274 

FAR East 64-1331, 65-271 

Colonies (Gt Brit ) 63-112 

Education. 64-46, 64-51 

Foreign relations (Gt Brit) 63-40, 63-112 

Imperialism. 63-112 

Students (U. S.) 65-23 

Travel and description. 63-92, 63-264, 
64-567, 65-23, 65-155, 65-920 

FARBER, Isabella Bowen, b. ca. 1810. 
65-852 

FARGO (James H. and W. G.) General Store 
and Flour Mill, Manchester, Mich. 
65-402 

FARGO, N. D. 

Law practice. 65-762 

Literary societies. 65-781 

FARIAS, Casimiro. 64-1213 

FARIBAULT, Minn. 

St Mary's Hall (formerly St Mary's School 
for Girls) 63-237 

Shattuck School for Boys. 63-234, 63-247 

FARIS, C. E. 65-944 

FARLEY, James Aloysius, 1888- 64-253, 
64-1348, 65-32, 65-33, 65-34, 65-43, 65-47, 
65-54, 65-56, 65-57, 65-173, 65-932, 
65-1059, 65-1478 

FARM accounts. 64-56, 65-1307 

England. 64-174 

Maine. 64-56 

Michigan. 65-294, 65-453, 65-1355 

New Jersey. 65-1599, 65-1653, 65-1667, 
65-1685, 65-1695 

New York. 64-823, 64-848, 64-916, 
64-1591 

North Carolina. 64-372, 64-540 

Ohio. 65-664 

Pennsylvania. 64-56, 65-827 

FARM animals see Animals Livestock 



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FARM Board, U. S. Federal. 64-20, 65-54. 
65-1487 

FARM buildings see Barns 
FARM bureaus 

see also Agricultural extension work 

Nevada. 65-1787 

North Dakota. 65-771 

FARM crops _see Crops 

FARM Crops Processing Corporation. 65-1505 

FARM implements see Farm machinery and 
implements 

FARM land 

Prices. 65-663 

FARM legislation see Agricultural laws and 
legislation 

FARM life see Farms and farming- Rural 
life 

FARM machinery and Implements 

Care of 

Alabama. 65-1864 



Industry and trade. 
65-1440 



63-235, 64-989, 



Japan. 65-892 

Massachusetts. 64-1 

Michigan. 65-461, 65-569, 65-1352 

Minnesota. 64-1525 

New York. 64-930 
inventory. 63-121 
Plows. 64-300 

FARM management see Estate management; 
Farms and farming; Plantations— Business 
papers 

FARM Manage m ent Service. 65-1307 
FARM mortgages see_ Mortgages 
FARM produce 
Accounts 

New York. 64-916 
North Carolina. 64-617 
Marketing 

see also Marketing 

Illinois. 65-684 

Minnesota. 63-249, 63-253 

Mississippi. 64-384 

Washington. 64-1263 

Wisconsin. 65-1065 

Prices. 64-904, 65-663, 65-1001 

FARM relief see Agricultural laws and legis- 
lation * 

FARM tenancy. 64-861, 65-1307 

see also Sharecroppers 

Iowa. 65-1942 

FARMER, John, 1789-1838. 64-1585 

FARMER, John, 1798-1859. 65-654 

FARMER, Martha ^ei. Anthony, Martha 
(Farmer) 



FARMER, William H. 65-874 

FARMER family. 65-874 

FARMER/Labor Conference, Omaha. Neb 
1963. 65-1426 *' 

FARMER-Labor Party. 65-250 . 65-674 

FARMERS' Alliance see National Farmers' 
Alliance and Industrial Union; for State and 
local groups see name of State or place 

FARMERS and Mechanics Bank, Detroit, Mich. 
65—400 

FARMERS Bank of Fillmore County, Ohiowa, 

FARMER'S Club of School District No 73 
Kent Co., Mich. 65-1346 * ' 

FARMERS' cooperatives see Cooperative 
agriculture 

FARMERS' Educational and Cooperative Union 
of America. 64-685, 65-80 

FARMERS' institutes 

Illinois. 65-165 

Minnesota. 63-239 

Nebraska. 65-1408 

New York. 64-825 

The FARMERS' last frontier, by Fred Albert 
Shannon. 65-1932 

FARMERS' Mutual Fire Insurance Company of 
Lenawee Co. , Mich. 64-1406 

FARMERS' Oil Mills, Tarboro, N. C. 65-749 

FARMERS' organizations see Agricultural 
societies 

FARMERS State Alliance of North Carolina. 
65-714 

FARMERS Union Cooperatives. 65-1477 

FARMERS' Union of America see Farmers' 
Educational and Cooperative Union of Ameri- 
ca 

FARMER'S Water Company, Santa Paula, Calif 
65-952 

FARMING papers, 1813-1962 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1355 

FARMINGTON, Conn. 

English and Classical Family School for 
Boys. 64-348 

Summer school for the cultural sciences 
64-1290 

FARMS and farming. 63-104, 64-958. 65-23 
65-887 

see also Agriculture; Crops; Plantations; 
Ranches; and headings beginning with the 
word Rural 

History. 65-1932 
Planning. 65-1924 

By place 
Alabama. 64-1049, 64-1193 
Arkansas. 64-800 
Canada. 65-1782 
Florida. 64-1193 
France." 64-842 
Georgia. 64-407, 64-493, 64-1193 



Illinois. 64-248, 64-1265, 65-663 

Indiana. 64-1265, 65-1818 

Iowa. 64-1265, 65-170 

Kansas. 64-248 

Maine. 65-1974 

Michigan. 64-1477, 64-1511, 65-201, 
65-237, 65-257, 65-313, 65-316, 65-385 
65-549, 65-659, 65-663, 65-1355. 
65-1818 — ' 

Minnesota. 63-239, 63-246 

Missouri. 64-273, 64-275, 64-284 
64-1193 

Nebraska. 65-1408, 65-1503 

64-841, 64-892, 64-930, 



New York. 
65-1839 

New Zealand. 



64-366 



North Carolina. 64-375, 64-378, 64-381 
64-535, 64-540, 64-542, 64-586, 64-601 
64-620, 64-649, 64-982, 64-999, 64-1530 

North Dakota. 65-786 

Ohio. 65-1818 

Oregon. 64-248 

South Carolina. 63-144, 64-1049 

Southern States. 63-47, 65-878 

Tennessee. 64-1193, 65-874, 65-875 

Texas. 64-760, 64-1049 

Vermont 64-1587 

Virginia. 63-143, 64-145, 64-751, 65-663 

Washington. 64-1265, 65-1056 

Western Reserve. 65-1818 
FARNHAM, Charles Cyrus. 65-955 

FARNHAM, Florence Mary see Osgood 
Florence Mary (Farnhamr^ 

FARNHAM, Laura A. 65-955 

FARNHAM, Mary Elizabeth (Johnson) 65-955 

FARNHAM, Roswell, 1827-1903. 65-955 

FARNHAM, William Mills. 65-955 

FARNSWORTH, Charles S. 65-764 

FARNSWORTH, Elon, 1799-1877. 64-1500 
65-253, 65-1373 

FARNSWORTH family 

Genealogy. 65-1373 
FARNUM family 

Genealogy. 64-1528 
FARQUHAR, PercivaL 1864-1953. 64-1294 
FARQUHARSON, Mary, 1902- 65-1035 
FARRAGUT, David Glasgow, 1801-1870 

As correspondent. 63-387, 65-678 

Relating to. 64-575 

Statue of. 65-909 

64-830, 



FARRAND, Livingston, 1867-1939 
65-531 



FARRAND, Max, 1869-1945. 64-1455 



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FARRAR, Charles S. 65-251 

FARRAR, Cynthia. 65-251 

FAHRAR, Cyrus S. 65-251 

FARRAR, John, 1779-1853. 65-1237 

FAHRAR, Timothy,. 1747-1849. 65-1036 

FARRAR, Timothy, 1788-1874. 65-1036 

FARRAR family. 65-251 

Genealogy. 65-1003 

FARREL, A. C. J. 65-765 

FARRELL, James Thomas, 1904- 64-165, 
64-953 

FARRELL, Margaret C. (Taylor) 65-587 

FARRIERS. 64-907 

see also Blacksinithing 

FARROW, Henry Patillo, 1834-1907. 64-223 

FARWELL, Charles Benjamin, 1823-1903. 
65-1775 

FASCISM. 65-1920, 65-1928 

FASHIONS. 64-721 

see also Costumes 

England. 64-817 

FASQUELLE, Louis, 1808-1862. 85-654 

FATHER struck it rich, by Evalyn (Walsh) 
McLean. 65-914 

FAUGHT, Albert Smith, 1883- 65-824 

FAULKNER, Charles James, 1806-1884. 
*64-772, 65-1028 

FAULKNER, Charles James, 1847-1929. 
63-97 

FAULKNER, William, 1897-1962. 64-1618 

FAUNA, Preservation of see Wildlife conser- 
vation 

FAUNTHORPE, Ellen (Blackmore) 64-796 

FAUQUIER, Francis, 17047-1768. 63-381, 
63-404 

FAUQUIER Co. , Va. 64-1241 

County Court. 65-975 

County records. 65-1017 
FAW, Walter Wagner, 1867-1956. 64-1185 
FAWCETT, Edgar. 63-401 
FAWN River Grange (Mich.) 65-1346 
FAXON, John Harvey, b. 1827. 65-252 

FAYAL, Azores 

Ships (U. S.) 65-180 
FATE, Christopher Urdahl, 1886- 65-1309 
FAYETTE Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-1193 
FAYETTE, Mo. 64-264 
FAYETTE, N. Y. 

Christ Reformed Church. 64-1593 

FAYETTEVILLE and Western Railroad. 
64-566 



FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. 

Business papers. 64-568, 64-994 

Cumberland County Court. 64-1003 

Judges. 64-438 

Law practice. 64-420, 64-1108 

Letters from. 64-1029 

Letters received in. 64-679 

Merchants. 63-117 

Personal and business papers. 64-501, 
64-566, 64-590, 64-1020, 64-1051, 
64-1065, 64-1068 

Students. 64-513, 64-1122 
FEARLESS (Ship) 63-274 
FEATHER River area 

Prospecting. 64-731 
FEDERAL 



(U. S. Government) see 



name under United States 
FEDERAL aid 

To agriculture. 63-354 

To education. 64-938, 65-67, 65-71 

To roads. 63-382 

FEDERAL Council of Methodism. 64-970 

FEDERAL Council of the Churches of Christ 
in America. 64-966, 65-343 

FEDERAL Courts Building, New York City. 
63-349 

FEDERAL deposit insurance. 65-1379 

FEDERAL Land Bank of St. PauL St. Paul, 
Minn. 65-771 

FEDERAL land banks 

Minnesota. 65-771 
FEDERAL Music Project 

Kentucky. 64-799 

FEDERAL projects see names of specific 
projects, e. g. U. S. —Work Projects 
Administration 

FEDERAL Reserve banks. 65-1211 

FEDERAL Telephone and Telegraph Company. 
64-942 

FEDERAL Work Relief Program. 65-948 

FEDERAL Writers' Project. 65-1162 

Pennsylvania. 65-19 

Washington. 65-1035 

FEDERATED Press. 65-1031 

FEDERATION of American Scientists. 64-29, 
64-30, 64-86 

FEDERATION of Atomic Scientists. 64-158 

FEDERATION of Motion Picture Councils. 
65-1049 

FEDERATION of Women's Clubs see General 
Federation of Women's Clubs; and the sub- 
division Federation of Women's Clubs under 
names of States, e. g. Michigan— Federa- 
tion of Women's Clubs 



FEEBLEMINDED 

see also Retarded children 

Education 

New Jersey. 65-1662 
Institutional care 

IUinpis. 64-167 

Michigan. 65-398, 65-399 

Legal aspects. 84-184 

FEECK, Cornelius 

Estate of. 64-836 

FEED trade see Flour and feed trade: Grist- 
mills 

FEENAN (M. J.) and Sons, Omaha, Neb. 
65-1465 

FEENAN, Martin J., b. 1842. 65-1465 

FEHNER, A. G. 63-28 

FEININGER, Lyonel Charles Adrian, 1871- 
1956. 

FEB, Herbert. 65-54 

FELCH, Alpheus, 1806-1896. 65-253, 65-485, 
65-585 

FELCH, Theodore A., b. 1847. 65-253 

FELDER, John Myers, 1782-1851. 63-352 

FELIX y Buelna, Ramon. 65-2013 

FELLOW servant doctrine. 65-1042 

FELLOWS, Josepr 64-873 

FELLOWS, Nathaniel. 64-1563 

FELLOWSHIP of New Life. 64-1290 

FELLOWSHIP of Reconciliation (United States) 
64-30 

FELLOWSHIP of Southern Churchmen. 
65-1216 

FELLOWSHIPS see Scholarships and fellow- 
ships 

FELT, Joseph Barlow, 1789-1869. 64-1564 

FELTON, Cornelius Conway, 1807-1862. 
65-1238 

FELTON, Rebecca (Latimer) 1835-1930. 
64-223, 64-224, 64-959 

FELTON, WiUiam Harrell, 1823-1909. 
64-223, 64-224 

FELTON, Del. 

Letters received in. 64-210 

FELTRE, Henri Jacques Guillaume, due de, 
1765-1818. 64-166 

FEMALE Collegiate Institute, Buckingham Co. , 
Va. 64-1228 

FENCES. 63-235 

FENIAN Brotherhood. 64-358, 65-685 

FENN, William Wallace, 1862-1932. 65-1239 

FENNINGER family 
Genealogy. 64-917 



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FENNO, August. 64-351 
FENNO, Henry. 64-351 
FENNO family. 64-351 
FENN*S Bridge, Ga. 

Personal papers. 64-231 
FENTON, William M., 1808-1871. 64-1511 
FENTON, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-353 
FENTRESS Co. , Tenn, 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

FENTRISS, Frederick. 64-414 

FENTRISS, Henry Macy. ' 64-414 

FENTRISS, Louisa see Bond, Louisa (Fentrlss) 

FERBER, Edna, 1887- 64-801, 64-1478, 
65-1664, 65-1998 

FEREBEE, Martha T. (Gregory) 64-509 

FEREBEE, Nelson McPherson, 1849-1917. 
64-509 

FERGUSON, A. Foxton. 65-1983 
FERGUSON, Garlands. 65-942 

FERGUSON, Hallle see Davis. Hallie 
(Ferguson) Flanagan, 1890- 

FERGUSON, Barley Bascom, 1875- 64-494 

FERGUSON, Homer, 1889- 64-1448, 65-458 
65-463, 65-536, 65-1379, 65-1390 

FERGUSON, 'Homer Lenoir, 1873-1953. 
64-1573 

FERGUSON, John. 64-836 

FERGUSON, William Porter Frisbee, 1861- 
1929. 65-338 

FERGUSON family. 64-411 

FERGUSSON, Adam. 64-1182 

FERGUSSON, Frank. 64-1182 

FERGUSSON, Harvey, 1890- 65-1141 

FERGUSSON, Sterling. 64-1182 

FERGUSSON, William. 64-1182 

FERGUSSON family. 64-1182 

FERMENTED milk drinks. 64-884 

FERML Enrico, 1901-1954. 64-87 

FERMtN de Mendlnueta, Pedro. 65-1165 

FERNANDEZ, Alice (Barrows) see Barrows 
Alice, 1878-1954. 65-1959 

FERREL, William, 1817-1891. 63-129, 
64-1556 

FERREL family. 63-129 

FERRER, Francisco, d. 1909. 64-887 

FERRIES 

Specifications. 64-709 

New Jersey. 65-1696 

North Dakota. 65-800 

Virginia. 64-1234 



FERRIL, Thomas H. 64-150 

FERRIS, Carleton Gillespie, 1876- 65-254 

FERRIS, Claiborne. 65-1519 

FERRIS, Helen Gillespie, 1853-1917. 65-254 

FERRIS, Woodbridge Nathan, 1853-1928 

64-1469, 64-1474, 64-1499, 65-254 , 65-319, 
65-332, 65-395, 65-445, 65-457T65-552 
65-1338 ' 

Inauguration. 65-613 
FERRIS family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

FERRIS Institute, Big Rapids, Mich. 65-1351 

FERRY, Amanda White. 65-255 

FERRY, EUshaPeyre, 1825-1895. 83-216 
65-1041 ' 

FERRY, Eliza see Leary, Eliza (Ferry) 
1851-ca. 193~ 

FERRY, Thomas White, 1827-1896. 65-255 
65-552, 65-565, 65-678 

FERRY, William Montague. 1796-1867 
65-255 ' 

FERRY, William Montague, 1824-1905. 
65-255 

FERRY family. 65-255 
FERTILIZER industry 

Prices. 64-372 

Pennsylvania. 65-1755 

FERTILIZERS and manures. 65-1305 

FESS, Simeon Davison, 1861-1936. 63-255 

FESSENDEN, Charles Horace, 1885-1934. 
64-1499 

FESSENDEN, William Pitt, 1806-1869. 63-97 
63-346 . 63-374, 65-935 

FESTIVALS. 64-1625 

see also Celebrations 
FETTERMAN, William Judd, 1833 7-1866 

Massacre. 65-1499 
FEW, WiUiam, 1748-1828. $3-97 
FEZ, Morocco 

Foreign relations (Batavlan Republic) 64-82 

FIBERS see Agave; Sisal industry 

FICKE, Arthur Davison, 1883-1945. 64-150 

FICKLEN, Bessie (Alexander) b. 1861. 
64-495 

FICKLEN, John Rose, 1858-1907. 64-495 
FIDALGO, Salvador. 65-1825 
FIECHTNER, Fred. 63-28 
FIELD, Abbey, 1844-1901. 65-256 
FIELD, Alexander Pope. 64-186 

FIELD, Cyrus West, 1819-1892 
Autographs. 63-245, 64-63 



FIELD, Eugene, 1850-1895. 64-136, 65-6 86, 
65-1997 

FIELD, Henry, 1902- 65-36 

FIELD, Herbert. 65-614 

FIELD (John) & Son, Baltimore, Md. 64-374 

FIELD, Marshall, 1893-1956. 65-1763 

FIELD (Marshall) Archaeological Expeditions. 
65-36 

FIELD, Moses W. , 1828-1889. 64-1429 

FIELD, Nelson C. 65-532 

FIELD, Roswell. 64-306 

FIELD, Sara Bard. 65-1160, 65-1183 

FIELD, Stephen Johnson, 1816-1899. 64-1218 

FIELD family. 65-256 

FIELDEN, Henry Wemyss, d. 1921. 63-284 

FIE1DEN, Mrs. Henry Wemyss, d. 1921. 
63-284 

FIELDS, James Thomas, 1816-1881. 64-803 

FIELDS, W. A. 64-892 

FIFER, Joseph W. 64-247 

FIFTH Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York 
City. 64-929 

FIGHT for Freedom. 64-88 

FIGHTING see Boxing 

FIGUEROA, Jose, 65-865 

FIGUERS, Alice. 65-877 

FIGUERS, SherrelL 65-877 

FIGUERS family. 65-877 

FILENE, Edward Albert, 1860-1937. 64-715 

FILIBUSTERS 

Nicaragua. 63-131 

Spanish possessions. 63-114 

FTLLEY, Chauncey Ives, 1829-1923. 65-687 

FILLEY, Giles F. , 1815-1900. 65-687 

FILLEY, OUver D. , b. 1806. 65-687 

FILLEY family. 65-687 

FILLING materials, Dental. 64-683 

FILLMORE, Millard, Pres. U. S. , 1800-1874. 
63-95, 64-1320 

As correspondent 64-47, 64-817, 64-1584 
65-2020 ' 

Autographs. 65-59 
FILLMORE Co. , Neb. 

Banks and banking. 65-1462 
FILMS see Motion pictures 
FELSON, F. V. 64-813 



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FINANCE. 63-123, 63-135, 63-362, 63-374, 
64-157, 64 457, 65-43 

see also Bonds; Credit; Inflation (Finance); 
Internal revenue; Specie payments; and 
the subdivisions Economic conditions 
and Finance under names of States 

Churches. 64-976, 64-1375 

Civil War period. 63-57, 63-104 

Europe. 65-2020 

Colleges and universities. 64-1480, 65-396 

Confederation and Constitutional periods. 
64-1567 

Revolutionary period. 64-1567 

World Warn. 65-671, 65-788, 65-1508 
By place 

California. 65-2010 

France. 64-122 

India. 63-105 

Michigan. 65-306 

Nebraska. 65-1498, 65-1502 

Ohio. 63-123 

Philippine Islands. 65-116 

Texas. 64-740, 64-743 

Virginia. 64-1099 
FINCASTLE Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
FINCASTLE, Va. 64-800 

FINCH, Daniel, 2d earl of Nottingham. 
65-1074 

FINCH, F. 64-241 

FINCH, George A. 64-1577 

FINCH, Helen F. 64-892 

FINCH, Lena Walton (Jeifress) 65-967 

FINCH family. 66-1074 

FTNDLAY, James, b. 1770. 63-195 

FINDLEY, Jane see Shank, Jane (Findley) 

FINE, John Sydney, 1893- 64-882 

FINE, Nathan, 1893- 64-1594 

FINE arts see Art and artists 

FINE Arts, Minneapolis Society of. 65-1983 

FINK, Albert, 1827-1897. 64-1500 

FINLAND 

Folklore. 64-60 
FINLAYSON, Roderick. 65-1056 
FINLEY, Clyde. 63-267 

FINLEY, John Huston, 1863-1940. 64-1291, 
65-531, 65-900 

FINLEY, Leighton, 1856-1894. 64-4 

FINLEY, Richard W. ,. 1851-1937. 64-743 

FINLEY River 

Exploration. 65-1782 



FINNEY, Byron Alfred, 1849-1938. 65-217, 
65-593, 65-1372 

FINNEY, Jared Warner, 1841-1929. 65-1360 

FINNEY family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

FINNISH folk tales (Manuscript collection) 
64-60 

FIRE companies and departments 

Missouri. 65-1404 

Nevada. 65-1145 

New York. 64-821 

North Dakota. 65-775 

Oregon. 64-710 

South Carolina. 63-278, 63-291 

Virginia. 64-1227 

Washington. 63-212 
FIRE Insurance see Insurance— Fire 

FIRE prevention 

Minnesota. 63-249 
FIREARMS. 64-326, 64-917, 64-1168 

see also Cannon; Rifles 

Industry and trade. 63-91, 63-379, 64-1143 

Great Britain. 64-1288 

New York. 64-1592 

Virginia. 64-1288 
Inventions. 64-1307 
Navy. 64-868 
FIRES 

Charleston, S. C, 1861. 63-286 
Chicago, HL, 1871. 65-468, 65-828 
Minnesota. 63-245 
Missouri. 65-1404 

San Francisco, Calif. , 1906. 65-2011 

FIRES papers, 1825-1919 (Manuscript collec- 
tion) 65-1404 

FIRESTONE, Harvey Samuel, 1866-1938. 
64-1474 



FISH, Hamilton, 1808-1893 

As correspondent 63-340, 63-346, 64-407, 
64-556, 64-764, 64-1218, 64-1220, 
64-1332, 65-162, 85-255, 85-898, 65-93Q 
65-1576 

As Secretary of State. 63-406 

Service to prisoners during the Civil War. 
64-973 

FISH, Hamilton, 1888- 65-287 

FISH. 63-216 

see also Salmon 

Protective associations. 63-260, 64-1262 
65-774 



FIRST - 



— Church see name of place 
where located, e. g. Brookline, Mass. — 
First Church (Congregational) 

FIRST Bank of the United States see Bank of 
the United States (1791-1811) 

FIRST Corps of Cadets, Massachusetts (Militia) 
64-15, 64-16 

FIRST editions 
Books. 65-1198 

FIRST Federal Savings and Loan Association, 
New York City. 64-870 

FIRST Protestant Society, Detroit, Mich. 
65-231 

FISCHER, John, 1910- 64-1604 



FISH, Edwin R. , 1835-1863. 
FISH, H. H 64-843 



65-1861 



FISH Creek Drainage Ditch Improvement 
Association. 65-1432 

FISH oils. 65-889 

FISH trade 

This heading is used for the buying, sell- 
ing, and distribution of fish and fish products 

Azores. 65-180 

North Carolina. 64-364, 64-374 

FISHBEIN, Morris. 65-1541 

FEHBURN, Junius Matthew, 1830-1858. 
65-1353 

FISHER, Carl G. 64-1474 

FISHER, Charles, 1789-1849. 64-1005 

FISHER, Charles Frederick, 1816-1861. 
64-1005 

FISHER, Charles Henry. 65-1057 

FISHER, Dorothea Frances (Canfield) 1879- 
1958. 63-365, 64-791 , 64-1558, 65-384, 
65-594, 65-855, 65-1998 

FISHER, Frederick Bonn, 1882-1938 

FISHER, George E., of New York City. 
64-1245 

FISHER, Henry F. , 1805-1867. 64-744 

FISHER, Irving, 1867-1947. 64-1295 , 
64-1311 — 

FISHER, James Boorman, 1833-1889. 64-866 
FISHER, James C. 64-1155, 65-1526 
FISHER, James Samuel, 1826-1913. 65-1374 
'FBHER, John. 63-347 
FISHER, Jonathan. 64-866 
FISHER, Josiah. 64-866 
FISHER, Katharine. 65-1160 
FISHER, Samuel, clergyman. 64-866 
FISHER, Samuel W. 65-1526 
FISHER family. 64-1005 
Genealogy. 64-1295 

FISHERIES 

Here are entered references to the 
occupation or industry of catching fish or 
taking other products of the sea or streams 
from the water and the place where such an 
industry is regularly carried on. 
64-1262 



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FISHERIES ■ (Continued) 

American-British disputes. 64-1585 
65-1967 

By place 

Alaska. 64-764, 65-1765 

Atlantic Ocean. 64-778 

Canada. 64-1413 

Nevada. 65-1994 

New England. 63-84 

Newfoundland. 64-80 

Washington. 64-1263 

FISHERMEN 

Housing 

Newfoundland. 64-712 

FISHERY Commission under the Reciprocity 
Treaty of 1854 with Great Britain. 
65-1967 

FISHING 

Here are entered references to the art or 
practice of mtrwi^ fj Bn _ 
64-664 

Civil War 

Confederate. 64-663 

Deep sea. 63-291 

Regulations. 63-248, 63-260, 65-2010 

Sport. 65-395 

St. Croix River. 63-248 

FISHING gazette. 64-1262 

FISHING industry see Fish trade; Fisheries 

FEHWHEELS. 64-709 

FEK, John. 64-873 

FEK, John, 1842-1901 see FlskeJ John. 1842- 
1901 ; 

FEK, Wilbur, 1792-1839. 65-697 

FEK University, Nashville, Tenn. 64-962 

FEKE, Abby Morgan (Brooks) 65-906 

FEKE, B. A. 65-896 

FEKE, Daniel WUlard see Flske, WUlard. 
1831-1904 

FEKE, Eben. 64-1398 

FISKE, Harold Benjamin, 1871-1960. 65-943 

FEKE, John, 1842-1901. 63-377, 65-906 

FEKE, Minnie Madden (Davey) 1865-1932. 
64-783 

FEKE, WUlard, 1831-1904. 64-816 

FEKE family 

Genealogy. 63-247 

FITCH, Clyde, 1865-1909. 64-1334 

FITCH, Eleanor S. 63-264 

FITCH, Ferris S. 64-1463 

FITCH, John, 174S-1798. •63-364 

FITCH, Maria Ewing (Sherman) 1851-1913 
63-264 

ETTCH, Minnie (Sherman) see Fitch, 
Maria Ewing (Sherman), 1851-1913 



FITCH, R. Louise. 64-830 

FITCH family 

Genealogy. 64-1463 

FITTS, Dudley. 64-41 - 

FITTS, Fay Martin. 64-891 

FITTS, Frank. 64-1269 

FITZGERALD, Frank Dwight, 1885-1939. 
64-1448, 64-1459, 65-397, 65-547, 65-606, 
65-1379 

FITZGERALD, Robert, 1910- 64-150 
FITZGIBBON, Thomas C. , b. 1834. 65-541 
FITZHUGH, Philip, b. 1766. 64-1227 
FITZPATRICK, Benjamin, 1802-1869. 64-496 
FITZPATRICK, Benjamin, 1854-1892. 64-496 
FITZPATRICK, Keene. 64-1423 
FITZ-PATRICK, Richard. 64-118 
FITZPATRICK, Thomas. 64-285, 65-1121 

Estate of. 65-1161 
FITZPATRICK family. 64-496 
FTTZ RANDOLPH, David. 65-1619 
FITZ RANDOLPH, SteUe. 65-1619 
FTTZ RANDOLPH, William. 65-1619 
FTTZSIMMONS, Thomas. 64-873 
FITZWATER, J. T. 65-1121 
FIVE Nations 

see also Iroquois linguistic family of nations 

Languages. 65-2 
FLACCCS, William Kimball, 1911- 65-1844 
FLAD, Edward, 1860-1935. 65-688 
FLAD, Henry, 1827-1898. 65-688 

FLAGG, WUlard Cutting, 1829-1878. 65-162 
FLAGS 

Confederate States of America. 63-39L 
65-713 

North Dakota. 65-784 

United States. 65-762 

FLANAGAN, HaUle (Ferguson) see Davis. 
Hallie (Ferguson) Flanagan, 1890- 

FLANDERS, Edwin P. 65-257 
FLANDERS, George A, 1833-1885. 65-217 
FLANDERS, Mary Smith. 65-257 
FLANDERS, Ralph Edwards, 1880- 64-791 
FLANDERS 

British Army in (1692-1703) 65-1760 
FLANDERS family. 65-257 

FLAMGEN, Cameron Douglas, 1854-1942 
64-225 ' 

FLANNIGAN, Minnie. 65-1174 



FLAT Rock, N. C. 64-1039 

Household accounts. 64-1075 

Students. 63-280 
FLATBQATS. 65-159 
FLAX spinning industry 

see also Linen Industry 

Scotland. 64-412 
FLEA flicker (FootbaU play) 65-1941 

FLEEMING, Anne Elizabeth Elphinstone see 

Bontine, Anne Elizabeth Elphinstone 

(Pleemlng) 1829-1925 

FLEEMTNG, Charles Elphinstone, 1774-1840 
65-1848 

FLEET, Henry. 65-1003 
FLEET family 

Genealogy. 65-1003 
FLEET Prison, London, Eng. 

Freedom of prisoners. 64-43 
FLEECHMANNS, N. T. 

Lumber and building industries. 64-886 
FLEMING, Arthur. 64-1474 

FLEMING, Georgia (Williams) 64-497 
FLEMING, PhUip B. 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt 
65-38 

FLEMING, Thomas. 65-1982 

FLEMING, William b. 64-497 

FLEMING, WiUiamO., 1835-1881. 64-497 

FLEMING famUy. 64-497 

FLEMINGTON Copper Mine Company. 65-1559 

FLEMTNGTON, N. J. 

Legal and business papers. 65-1559 

FLEMINGTON Railroad and Transportation 
Company. 65-1559 

FLEMMDJG, Arthur Sherwood, 1905- 65-349 
65-487 - ' 

FLETCHER (Addison) Lumber Company, 
Alpena, Mich. 65-405 

FLETCHER, Duncan Upshaw, 1859-1936 
63-325 

FLETCHER, Elijah, 1789-1858. 64-1555 

FLETCHER, Frank Ward, 1853-1922 
64-1491, 65-258. 65-357, 65-531 " 

FLETCHER, George N. 65-258 

FLETCHER, Helen. 65-1989 

FLETCHER, Henry Prather, 1873-1959. 
65-1304 

FLETCHER, John Gould. 64-150, 65-1209 

FLETCHER, Stevenson WMtcomb, 1875- 
64-867 ' 

FLETCHER, Thomas C. 64-295 



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FLETCHER, William Asa, 1788-1852. 


FLORENCE, Italy 


Land Office. 64-674 


65-1360 


Art and artists (U. S. ) 65-18 


Transactions. 64-450 


FLETCHER-ALLEN, Edgar, 1886- 65-348 


Letters from. 64-1217 


Law practice. 64-1047 


FLETCHER family. 64-1555 


Scientists. 65-1311 


Literacy. 64-1193 


FLETCHER, N.C. 


FLORENCE Land Company, Florence, Neb. 


Livestock. 64-1193 


Personal papers. 65-745 


65-1466 




FLETCHER, Pack and Company, Alpena, Mich. 


FLORENCE, Mass. 


Military posts. 64-1524, 65-1120 


65-405 


Pictures. 64-217 


Military service. 64-1569 


FLEXNER, Abraham, 1866- 65-648 


FLORENCE, Neb. 


Plantations. 64-1047 


FLICK, Alexander Clarence, 1869-1942. 
64-1169 


Records, 1842-1917. 65-1466 


Political parties. 65-842 


FL1GELMAN, Fanny see Brin, Fanny 
(Fligelman) 1884- 


FLORENCE Nightingale (Play) by Harold 
Newcomb Hillebrand. 65-1310 


Population. 64-1193 
Railroads. 64-1047, 64-1105 


FLIGHT logbooks. 65-919, 65-1090 


FLORER, Warren Washburn, 1869-1958. 
65-259, 65-378 


Schools. 64-1193 


FLINN, William, 1818-1894. 65-1862 








FLORES MOGOLLON, Juan Ignacio. 65-1165 


Slavery. 64-1193 


FLJNN, William, 1851-1924? 65-1304 


FLORIDA 


Fugitive slaves. 64-343 


FLINT, Henry M. 64-345 


Authors' manuscripts. 65-1977 


Social life. 64-396, 64-1105 


FLINT, Isaac B. 65-1507 


Banks and banking. 64-602 


Spanish American War. 64-1246 


FLINT, Robert. 65-636 


Boundaries 


Spanish colony. 63-114 


FLINT and Pere Marquette Railroad. 65-409 


Georgia. 64-407 
British naval expedition (Proposed) 63-404 


Telegraph companies. 64-1047 


FLINT Gas Company, Flint, Mich. 65-408 
FLINT Hill, Va. 


Travel and description. 64-246, 64-602, 
64-674, 64-1179 


Civil War 


Churches and religious affairs 


University, Gainesville 


Military service. 64-415 


Episcopal. 64-1548 


Cancer Research Laboratory. 64-1174 


FLINT, Mich. 


Cities. 64-1193 


War of 1812. 64-343 


Churches and religious affairs 


Civil War 


Yellow fever. 63-327 


Methodist. 65-247 


Confederate side. 65-742, 65-1047 


FLORIDA Central Railroad. 64-1047 


Presbyterian. 65-498 


Military service in. 63-322, 63-327, 


FLORIDA Military District (C. S. A. ) 


Gas companies. 65-408 


64-549, 65-1120 


Sub-District 1. 65-742 


General stores. 65-306, 65-578 


Naval affairs. 64-1387 


FLORISSANT, Mo. 65-1405 


High schools. 65-351 


Colleges and universities. 65-843 


Land 


Law practice. 64-1469 


Cotton 

Trade. 64-615 


Legal documents. 65-1403 


Letters from. 65-329, 65-330 


Customs service. 64-595 


FLORY, Harry D. 65-1507 


Medical practice. 65-222, 65-653 


Economic conditions. 64-396, 64-1047 


FLOUR and feed trade 


Public health. 65-222 




see also Grain trade; Gristmills 




Family and personal papers. 64-667 




Sit-down strike, 1937. 65-482 




Great Britain. 64-907 


FLINT Woolen Mills, Flint, Mich. 65-402, 
65-578 


19th century. 64-418, 64-427, 64-478, 
64-499, 64-611, 64-1031 


Michigan. 65-225, 65-402, 65-529 
Minnesota. 63-253 


FLOOD, George H. 63-399 


19th and 20th centuries. 64-668, 64-677, 






64-1172, 65-1693 


New England. 64-907 


FLOOD controL 64-391, 64-1269, 65-944, 






65-948 


Farms and farming. 64-1193 


New Jersey. 64-907 


Mississippi River. 64-494 


Fortifications. 64-506 


New York. 64-907 


Passaic River. 65-1661 


Fruitgrowing. 64-530 


North Carolina. 63-150, 64-1008 


FLOODS 


Land. 64-798 


Pennsylvania. 64-907 


Relief to victims. 65-948 


Government officials. 64-595 


Southern States. 63-56 


Ottawa River. 63-235 


History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 


Wisconsin. 64-1637 


FLORA see Botany 


Indian wars. 64-343 


FLOURNOY, John James. 63-222 




see also Seminole Indians — Wars 


FLOURNOY, Matthew. 63-222 


FLORAL College near Fayettevllle, N. C. 




FLOURNOY. Thomas, 1775-1657. 63-222, 


64-1122 


Indians 


64-343 


FLORENCE, Ala. 


Seminoles. 65-920 


FLOWER, Sir William Henry, 1871-1899. 


Family papers. 64-464 


Land. 64-909 


65-1076 




History (Notes, etc ) 64-798, 64-1193 


FLOWERS, Charles T. 64-348 


FLORENCE Bridge Company, Florence, Neb. 






65-1466 


Investments. 65-1925 


FLOWERS, Virginia (Brown) 64-348 



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FLOWERS 

see also Botany; Plants 

Arrangements. 64-234 

Notes, etc. 64-1173 

Seed growing 

California. 65-952 

Shows. 64-234 
FLOYD, David. 64-868 
FLOYD., Emily (Delafield) 1870- 65-1515 
FLOYD, John, 1751-1783. 64-314 
FLOYD, John, 1783-1837. 64-343, 65-991 
FLOYD, John Buchanan, 1806-1863. 65-991 
FLOYD, Letitia. 64-800 
FLOYD Co. , Ga. 

Civil War. 64-493 

Letters from. 65-1533 
FLOYD Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
FLOYD family. 64-866 

FLUGGE, Charles. 65-815 

FLUMING see Lumber industry and trade 

FLUSHING, L. L 

Schools. 63-291 
FLUSHING, Mich. 

Societies. 65-1367 
FLUVANNA Co. , Va.' 63-145 

County records. 65-1017 

FLYING trapeze (Football play) 65-1941 

FLYNN, Edward J. 65-32, 65-39, 65-52, 
65-56 

FOERSTER, Norman, 1887- 64-728 

FOLEY, James W. 65-791 

FOLEY, John. 64-908 

FOLEY, Raymond M. , 1890- 65-106 

FOLEY, Samuel, judge, of Lincoln, HL 
64-892 

FOLK music. 65-879 

see also Folksongs 
-FOLK schools 

Tennessee. 65-879 
FOLKLORE. 63-230, 64-869 

see also Folk music 

Negroes. 63-10 

Central America. 63-10 

Finland. 64-60 

Liberia. 64-73 

Michigan. 65-619 

South Carolina. 63-275 

Southwest. 63-10 ' 



West Indies. 63-10 
FOLKS, Homer. 64-21, 64-1572 

FOLKSONGS. 65-879 
see also Ballads 
Negroes. 63-275 

Canada. 65-1962 
Germany. 64-179 

Maine. 65-1962 

Michigan. 65-619 

Virginia. 64-799 

FOLLETT, Alice see Uhl, Alice (Follett) 

FOLLO, Charles L. , 1905- 65-260 

FOLSOM, Charles, 1794-1872. 65-1240 

FOLSOM, E. 64-843 

FOLSOM, Frances see Cleveland, Frances 
(Folsom) 

FOLSOM, Joseph L. 65-815 

EOLWELL, William Watte, 1833-1929 
63-243, 65-777 

FOND du Lac, Wis. 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-657 
FONTAINE family 

Genealogy. 64-1238 

FONTANELLE, Neb. 64-1527, 64-1528 

FONTENELLE, Logan, 1825-1855. 65-1501 

FONTENELLE, Lucien. 65-1401 

FONTENELLE, Susan see. Neals, Susan 
(Fontenelle) 

FOOD 

Adulturation and inspection 

Georgia. 64-422 

Civil War. 64-493 

see also references under Civil War, 
especially under subdivisions Military 
life and Soldiers from 

Preservation. 64-919 

FOOD industry and trade see Farm produce; 
Grocery trade 

FOOD supplies 

Europe 

World War II (Postwar period) 65-1307 

FOOTBALL, Collegiate. 64-1172, 64-1423, 
64-1499, 65-503, 65-517, 65-1941 

FOOTE, Andrew Hull, 1806-1863. 64-1168, 
65-678 

FOOTE, M. M. 65-1802 

FOOTE, Mark, 1882- 65-552 

FOOTE, Mary (Hallock) 1847-1938. 65-2007 

FOOTE, William F. 64-738 

FOOTE, William H., 1778-1846. 65-1802 



FORAKER, Joseph Benson, 1846-1917. 
63-159, 63-177, 63-259, 65-862 

FORBES, Darwin C. , 1871- 65-261 

FORBES, James Grant. 63-347 

FORBES, John, 1797-1880. 64-745 

FORBES, John Murray, 1771-1831. 63-347 

FORBES, John Murray, 1813-1898. 63-374 
65-681 

FORBES, Nina Morris. 65-261 

FORBES, Robert Bennet, 1804-1888. 64-1168 

FORBES, Stephen Alfred, 1844-1930. 64-100 
65-1919, 65-1921 

FORBES, William. 65-1355 
FORBES family 

Genealogy. 65-261 

FORBES Library, Northampton, Mass. 
64-217 

The FORBIDDEN zone, by Mary Borden. 
65-1092 

FORCE, Manning Ferguson, 1824-1899. 
64-15, 64-1218 

FORCE, Peter, 1790-1868. 63-132, 64-498 
64-792, 64-1219 

FORCE, William Quereau, 1820-1880. 64-498 

FORD, Corey. 65-1664 

FORD, Corydon La, 1813-1894. 65-1331 

As correspondent 65-618, 65-654 
65-1395 

Notes on lectures by. 65-596 

FORD, Daniel. 64-865 

FORD, Dorothea. 65-1361 

FORD, Edsel Bryant, 1893-1943. 64-1448, 
64-1474 

FORD, FordMadox, 1873-1939. 64-150 
65-1849 ' 

FORD, Gerald R., 1913- 65-463, 65-584, 
65-1379 

FORD, Guy Stanton, 1873-1962. 64-1515, 
65-1980 

FORD, Harriet 64-1334 

FORD, Henry, 1863-1947. 64-1615, 65-1160 

FORD, Henry, 1917- 64-1615 

FORD (Henry) Peace Expedition, 1915-1916. 
64-1615 

FORD, J. R. 65-1566 

FORD, James, 1884-1944. 65-1903 

FORD, John. 65-1620 

FORD, John Dye. 65-1620 

FORD, Mary T. 64-1552 

FORD, Robert. 65-1620 

FORD, Sarah L. see Blair, Sarah L. (Ford) 



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FORD, Timothy, 1762-1830. 64-1552 

FORD, William F. 64-1500 

FORD, Worthington Chauncey, 1658-1941. 
64-764 

FORD family. 65-1620 

FORD Motor Company 

Labor relations. 65-1388 

FORDNEY, Joseph Warren, 1853-1932. 
65-395, 65-1366 

FORD'S Theater, Washington, D. C. 64-1571 

FORDYCE, George. 65-1540 

FORDYCE collection, 1798-1943. 65-692 

FOREIGN Agricultural Relations, U. S. Office 
of. 65-95 

FOREIGN aid. 64-938 

FOREIGN archives. 63-319 

FOREIGN Bondholder's Protective Council, inc. 
64-183 

FOREIGN correspondents. 65-704, 65-705, 
65-1104 

see also Journalism; and subdivision 
News reporting under names of wars 

FOREIGN distribution 

Motion pictures. 64-727 

FOREIGN Economic Mission to the Netherlands, 
U.S. 65-79 

FOREIGN education. 64-46 

FOREIGN Ministers, Council of. 65-1061 

FOREIGN missions see Missions, Foreign 

FOREIGN Missions, American Board of Com- 
missioners for. 65-1831 

FOREIGN policy. 64-882, 64-1331, 64-1524, 
65-1917, 65-1920 

see also Foreign relations 

FOREIGN Policy Association. 64-1303 

FOREIGN population see Population elements 

FOREIGN Regiment see New York— Infantry— 
39th Regt, 1861-1865 

FOREIGN relations 

Here are entered references to the 
foreign affairs of specific nations and to 
their diplomatic relations. For general 
material pertaining to the relations 
between nations see International rela- 
tions. For material on diplomats, i. e. 
ministers, ambassadors, plenipotentiaries, 
and their staffs see Diplomatic service. 

see also Consular service; U. S. — Dept of 
State and names of Secretaries of State 

China 
With Japan. 64-764 

Confederate States of America 
63-63 

France 
With Great Britain. 63-378, 65-1029 
With Italy. 65-468 



Great Britain 
17th and 18th centuries. 65-1877 



19th century. 63-42, 63-138, 64-169 

Napoleonic War. 63-109 

With China. 63-40 

With Confederate States of America. 
63-378, 65-1029 

With Egypt 63-147 

Witt Europe. 64-123 

With the Far East. 63-40, 63-112 

With Hawaii. 65-1777 

With the Netherlands. 65-1760 

Witt Persia. 63-42 

With Russia. 63-42 

With Spain. 63-100 

With the United States. 63-55 

see also Foreign relations — United States 
—With Great Britain 

Hawaii 
With Europe and Great Britain, 65-1777 

Italy 
With France. 65-468 

Japan 
64-1277 

Netherlands 
With Morocco. 64-82 

Persia 



63-42 
63-42 
63-114 



Russia 



Spain 



United States 
18th and 19th centuries. 65-849 

19th century. 64-734, 64-764, 64-1575, 
64-1564 

20th century. 63-357, 64-938, 64-1348, 
65-1061 

see also Truman-Doctrine 
Arab-Palestinian questions. €4-17 
New Deal. 65-1507 
With Algeria. 63-64, 63-333 
With Argentina. 63-386 
With Belgium. 65-468 
With Brazil. 65-115 
With Central America. 64-1580 

With Chile. 63-386 
With China 

see also Boxer Rebellion 

19th century. 63-64, 64-879, 64-1413 
20th century. 64-725,65-122 

With Costa Rica. 65-104 

With Egypt. 64-1577 



With El Salvador. 65-1330 
With Europe. 63-167 
With France 

18th century. 63-187, 63-293, 63-294 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1315 

19th century. 63-406 
With Germany. 64-764 
With Great Britain 

18th century. 64-1062 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1315 

19th century. 64-764 

20th century. 64-1291, 64-1577 
With Guatemala. 63-95, 64-895 
With Hawaii. 65-565 
With Hungary. 65-104 
With Italy. 65-917 
With Japan. 63-372, 65-924 
With Latin America. 63-366, 64-1335 
With Mexico. 64-1577 
With the Near East. 65-122 
With the Netherlands. 64-1563 
With Peru. 63-386 
With the Philippines. 65-104, 65-311 
With Russia 

20th century. 64-103, 64-778, 65-917 

With Spain. 65-847 

With Sweden. 65-115 

With Turkey. 64-1413, 64-1577, 65-1925 

With the Vatican. 64-775 

FOREIGN Relations Committee (U. S. Senate) 
63-357, 64-734 

FOREIGN service see Diplomatic service 

FOREIGN Tariffs Division, U. S. Dept of 
Commerce. 64-G88 "V" " 

FOREIGN trade 

see also Free trade; Shipping; Trade: 

the subdivisions Shipping and Trade under 
names of pbces, e. g. Canada— Trade— 
With the United States; and names of 
products traded, e. g. Cotton — Trade 

17th and 18th centuries. 64-85 

18th century. 64-556, 65-1526 

18th and 19th centuries. 63-84, 65-1674, 
65-1702 

19th century. 63-235,64-80,65-31 
19th and 20th centuries. 64-1474 
20th century. 64-938, 65-66, 65-78 

FORENSIC medicine see Medical jurispru- 
dence 

FORER and Rein. 65-1057 

FOREST Hills, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 



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FOREST History Society. 65-1793 

FOREST lands. 65-1924 

Public. 65-1757 

FOREST Park Railroad Company. 64-290 

FOREST products Industry. 64-391, 64-911 

FOREST Service, U. S. 64-391, 64-1267 

FOREST Street Congregational Church, 
St. Paul, Minn. 64-1520 

FORESTS and forestry. 64-391, 64-848, 
64-1299, 65-864 

see also Cutover lands; Timber; Woodlots 
Conservation see Conservation 
Engineering. 65-666 
Fires 

Minnesota. 63-238 
Legislation and regulation. 64-908 

Societies. 65-640 

Michigan. 65-421 
Teachers and teaching. 64-1509, 65-521 

By place 
Alaska. 64-696 
Michigan. 65-274 
Minnesota. 63-242 
Nebraska. 65-1479 
Pacific Northwest 64-696 
Philippine Islands. 64-696 
Tennessee. 65-885 
Washington. 64-1261, 65-1040 
FORESTVILLE, JJ. Y. 64-1095 

FORFEITURE, New York State Commissioners 
of. 65-1528 

FORGERS. 64-1153 
FORGES see Furnaces and forges 
FORKS (Agricultural tools) 65-659 
FORMAN, David, 1745-1797 

Estate of. 65-1683 
FORMAN, John. 65-1621 
FORMOSA 
Missions 

Lutheran. 64-814 
FORQUER, George. 64-186 
FORREST, Catherine N. 65-702 
FORREST, Edwin. 65-702 
FORREST, French, 1796-1866. 65-984 
FORREST, Nathan Bedford, 1821-1877 

Relating to. 65-878 
FORREST divorce case. 65-702 

FORRESTAL, James, 1892-1949. 64-773, 
64-1573, 64-1622, 65-64, 65-487, 65-567 

FORSTER, John, 1812-1876. 64-59 

FORSTER, Rudolph, 1873-1943. 64-1565 



FORSYTH, James. 64-1429 

•FORSYTH, John. 64-335 

FORSYTH, John, 1780-1841. 63-97, 63-363, 
64-510, 64-556, 65-388, 65-925 

FORSYTH, Laura see Tesson, Laura 
(Forsyth) 

FORSYTH, Robert, 1808-1872. 65-1402 
65-1403 ' 

FORSYTH, Thomas, 1771-1833. 65-1402 
65-1403 , ' 

FORSYTH & Kingsbury, St. Louis Mo 
65-1402 

FORSYTH family. 65-1402, 65-1403 

FORSYTHE, Warren Ellsworth, 1885-1960 
65-262, 65-479 

FORT, George F. 65-1694 

FORT ABRAHAM Lincoln, N. D. 65-767 

FORT ADAMS, Miss. 65-1569 

FORT APACHE, Ariz. 64-4 

FORT APACHE (Motion picture) 65-1090 

FORT ATKINSON, Neb. 

Military records. 64-1276 

Pioneer life. 65-1811 

FORT ATKINSON, N. D. 65-752 

FORT BARRANCAS, Fla. 63-327 

FORT BELLEFONTAINE, Mo. 64-288 

FORT BHECKENHIDGE, Ariz, see Fort Grant 
Ariz. 

FORT BRIDGER, Wyo. 65-1795 

Letters from. 65-1800 

Merchants. 65-1807 

Military records. 65-800, 65-1794 
Surgeons. 65-1800 
FORTBUFORD, N. D. 

Military papers. 65-764, 65-800 

FORT CALHOUN, Neb. 64-1276 

FORT CHARTRES, 111. 64-1526 

FORT CHEYENNE, Wyo. 65-1401 

FORT CLARK, Fla. 64-396 

FORT CLARK, N. D. 65-1401 

FORT COLUMBUS, N. Y. 64-651 

FORT DALLES, Or. 64-706 

FORT DEARBORN Post No. 364 of the Ameri- 
can Legion, Dearborn, Mich. 65-1321 

FORT DEFIANCE, Ariz. 

Indian agents and agencies. 65-1178 

Indian wars. 65-1824 

Navajo Boarding School. 65-1178 

FORT DELAWARE, Del. 
Civil War 

Prisons and prisoners. 64-448, 
64-1329, 65-734, 65-965 



FORT DONELSON, Tenn. 
Civil War 

Letters from. 65-874 
FORT DUNCAN, Tex. 65-869 
FORT FRED STEELE, Wyo. 

Army surgeons. 65-1800 
FORT GAINES, Ga. 64-505 
FORT GEORGE, S.D. 65-1401 
FORT GRANT, Ariz. 64-4 
FORT GRIFFIN, Tex. 

Hotels. 65-810 
FORT HAMILTON, N. Y. 65-1516 
FORT HUNTER, Pa. 64-642 
FORT JACKSON, La. 65-441 
FORT JOHN, Neb. 

Trade. 65-1401, 65-1801 
FORT KEARNY, Neb. 

Military papers. 65-1467 

Sutlers. 65-676 
FORT LAFAYETTE, N. Y. 

Civil War 

Prisons and prisoners. 64-1329 

Construction and maintenance. 65-1516 

FORT LARAMIE, Wyo. 64-307, 64-552, 
65-1401 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1499, 65-1776 
Sutlers. 65-676 
Travel and description. 64-575 
FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. 64-4 
*FORT LOOKOUT, S. D. 65-1401 
FORT LYON, Va. 
Civil War 

Military life. 65-1460 
FORTMcHENRY, Md. 

Historical and archeological research pro- 
ject, 1776-1955 (Manuscript collection) 
65-1880 

fort Mckenzie, Mont. 65-1401 

FORT MADISON, Mo. 64-288 
FORT MILL, S. C. 64-1128 

FORT NEQUALLY, Wash. 

Farms and farming. 65-1056 

FORT ORLEANS, Mo. 64-266 

FORT OSAGE, Mo. 64-288 

FORT PEMBINA, N. D. 
Military papers. 65-800 

FORT PICKENS, Fla. 64-1640, 65-1120 



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FORT PICKERING, Miss. 65-1569 
FORT PIERRE, S. D. 

Journalism. 65-1470 

Trade. 64-313, 65-1401 
FORT PITT Bridge Works. 65-1748 
FORT PITT, Ky. (?) 65-26 
FORT PITT, Pa. 

Military papers. 65-826 

FORT PLATTE, Neb. 

Trade. 65-1401 
FORT PULASKI, Ga. 64-448, 64-598 
FORT RANSOM, N. D. 

Military papers. 65-800 
FORT RICHMOND, N. Y. 

Construction and maintenance. 65-1516 
FORT ROBINSON, Neb. 65-1468 
FORT ST. CHARLES, La. 64-288 
FORT ST. PHILIP, La. 
Civil War. 65-441 
FORT SAM HOUSTON, Tex. 

Military administration. 65-943 
FORT SCHUYLER, N. Y. 

Construction and maintenance. 65-1516 
FORT STEVENSON, N. D. 65-798, 65-800 
FORT STODDERT, Ala. 65-1569 
FORT SUMTER, S. C. 

Attack on, 1861. 63-286, 64-545 
Attack on, 1863. 63-284, 63-292 
FORT TECUMSEH, N. D. 64-313 
FORT UNION, N. M. 65-1788, 65-1824 
FORT UNION, N. D. 

Trade. 64-313, 65-1401 
FORT VANCOUVER, Wash. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1047 
FORT WARREN, Mass. 64-651 
FORT WAYNE, Ind. 

Chaplains Training Conference of the Luth- 
eran Church— Missouri Synod, 194L 
63-31 

Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 

FORT WAYNE, Mich. 

Registers, lists etc. 65-669 

FORT WHETSTONE, Md. 

History (Notes, etc) 65-1880 

FORT WILLIAM, N. D. 
Trade. 65-1401 

FORT WILLIAM, Out. 

Trading companies. 65-1163 



FORT WILLIAM (later, Fort Laramie), Wyo. 
64-307 

see also Fort Laramie, Wyo. 
FORT WINGATE, N. M. 

Navajo expedition. 65-893 
FORT YATES, N. D. 

Indian Scouts. 65-799 

FORTIFICATIONS 

see also names of forts 

Civil War. 65-951 

Arkansas River. 64-1526 

Confederate States of America. 64-1050 

Europe. 63-228 

Florida. 64-506 

Georgia. 64-506 

Texas. 65-1516 

FORTNIGHTLY Club, Bismarck, N. D. 
65-791 

FORTS see Military posts; and names of 
forts 

FORTUNES see Wealth 

FORTY Nlners (Anderson's East Tennessee 
Mining Company). 64-1203 

FORUM Club, Richmond, Va. 64-1233 

FORUM (Periodical) 65-1577 

FORUS feasa ar Eirlnn (Manuscript) 64-807 

FORWOOD, Samuel. 64-1006 

FORWOOD, William Stump, b. 1830. 64-1006 



FOSKETT, James H. , 1898-1961. 65-107 

FOSSAT-Larios case. 65-866 

FOSSILS. 63-132, 64-100, 64-266, 64-1522 

see also Paleobotany; Paleontology 

FOSTER, Elizabeth Gardner. 64-499 

FOSTER, H. Molleson. 63-354 

FOSTER, James C. , of Luce Co. , Mich. 
65-263 

FOSTER, John Watson, 1836-1917. 63-350, 
65-565 

FOSTER, Julia McBSnne see Weed, Julia 
McKbme (Foster) 1846^1908 

FOSTER, Lafayette Sabine, 1806-1880. 63-97 

FOSTER, Martha see Crawford, Martha 
(Foster) 1830-1891 

FOSTER, Mary Frances see Redding, Mary 
Frances (Foster) 

FOSTER, Robert C. , 1796-1871. 64-1007 

FOSTER, T. G 64-499 

FOSTER, Theodore, 1812-1865. 65-264 

FOSTER, Thomas Flournoy, 1790-1848. 
64-499 

FOSTER, William Z. , 1881- 65-1031 



FOSTER-BARHAM, Lady Katharine (Grlmston) 
see Clarendon, Lady Katharine (Grlmston) 
Vllliers, d. 1874 

FOSTER-CORONADO, Ellen. 65-887 

FOSTER family. 64-499 , 64-901 

FOSTER parents. 65-1544 

FOUCHE, William W. , Jr. 65-1622 

FOUCHE, William W. , Sr. 65-1622 

FOUNDATIONS, Charitable and educational. 
64-183, 64-767, 64-1609, 64-1622 

see also Charitable work; Endowments 

FOUNDERS' Memorial Garden, Athens, Ga, 
64-234 

FOUNDRIES see Iron Industry and trade 

FOUNDRY Workers' Union of North America 
see International Molders' and Foundry 
Workers' Union of North America 



4-H Clubs 
Minnesota. 



63-249 



Ohio. 64-97 

FOUST, J. L 64-375 

FOWLER, Absalom. 63-126 

FOWLER, De Grasse B. 65-1623 

FOWLER, Henry Watson. 65-532 

FOWLER, William Chauncey, 1793-1881. 
64-1296 

FOWLER family. 64-1296 

FOWLKES family 

Genealogy. 65-967 

FOX, Dixon Ryan, 1887-1945. 65-1207 

FOX, Emma Augusta, 1847-1945. 65-265 

FOX, Fannie Ferber. 65-1664 

FOX, George Benson, b. 1842. 63-169 



FOX, Gustavus Vasa, 1821-1883. 63-387, 
64-1585, 65-678 

FOX, Henry, 1854-1933. 65-1347 
FOX, Virginia L. (Woodbury) 64-1585 
FOX Indians 

Government relations. 65-1179 
History (Notes, etc) 65-1499 



Pribilof Islands. 64-705 

FRABASnJS, Josephine. 65-1160 

FRACTIONATION of rare earth solutions. 
65-1311 

FRAENKEL, Michael, 1696-1957. 65-1853 

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. 

State Normal School. 64-719 

FRANCE, Anatole, 1844-1924. 64-1334 
FRANCE, Charles B., 1835-1895. 64-270 



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FRANCE. 64-1465 

see also Napoleonic period 

American Revolution see Revolution- 
French participation 

Art students (U. S. ) 64-881 

Church and state. 64-449 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-166 

Catholic. 63-65 

Huguenots. 64-1238 
Claims vs. Portugal. 64-778 
Colonies. 64-85, 64-261 

see also French In America 

Caribbean region. 64-75 

Indian Ocean. 64-75 

Louisiana. 65-700 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-1065 

Cooperatives. 65-73 

Council of Regency. 64-122 

Diplomatic service (GL Brit. ) 64-169 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1032 
64-1348, 64-1568, 65-862 ' 

Economic conditions. 64-578 

Estates. 64-118, 64-330 

Exhibitions and fairs. 65-468 

Family papers. 64-449, 64-995, 64-1097 
65-1562, 65-1591 

Farms and farming. 64-842 

Finance. 64-122 

Foreign relations 

Italy. 65-468 

United States. 63-135, 63-187, 63-293, 
63-294, 63-388, 63-406, 64-1315 

Fur trade. 65-673 

Genealogy. 64-449 

Government. 64-141, 65-1920 

Industrial revolution. 64-141, 65-240 

Influenza. 63-273 

Jews. 64-1318 

Law practice. 64-408 

Lectures and lecturing. 65-1920 

Letters from. 64-336, 64-350, 65-1311 

Letters received in. 64-474 

Lindbergh's flight to Paris, 1927. 65-672 

Literature. 64-1465 

Maps. 64-289 

Medical affairs. 65-1964 

Military affairs 

see also Anglo-French War, 1755-1763 

Napoleonic period. 64-166 
Naval affairs 

18th century. 64-956 
Naval service (U. S. ) 64-678 



Occupation of Mexico, 1861-1867. 63-397, 
64-345, 65-2013 

Orphans and orphan asylums. 64-1411 

Peace conferences 

1898. 65-1552 

1919 see_ Paris, France— Peace 
Conference, 1919 

Politics. 64-166 

Activities In. 64-118 

Discussions of. 64-578 
Public opinion. 64-166 

Revolution, 1789-1799. 63-359, 64-166 
65-1083 ' 

River travel. 63-6 

Science. 63-6, 65-16, 65-1311 

Shipbuilding. 63-155, 64-956 

Shipping records. 64-824, 64-897 

Students (tf. S. ) 64-502 

Third Republic, 1870-1940. 64-449 

Trade. 64-75, 64-85, 64-281, 64-956, 

Travel and description 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-852 

Revolutionary period. 65-1083 

19th century. 63-247, 63-250, 64-699. 
64-817, 64-1180, 65-501 

20th century. 63-25q, 63-358, 64-842 
64-1207 

Wine Industry and trade. 63-6,64-504 
World War I 

Debts. 65-1078 
Maps. 65-949 
Pictures. 64-1207 
U. S. participation 

Aerial operations. 64-1431, 65-171 
Ambulance service. 64-825, 65-243 

Campaigns, battles, military actions 
64-569, 64-1183, 65-949 

Chaplains. 63-182 

Hospitals, Mobile. 65-1092 

Military service in. 63-273, 64-588, 
64-658, 64-842, 64-1207, 64-1426 
64-1524, 64-1549, 65-171, 65-308 
65-394 

World War H 

Special mission from V. S, 65-900 

FRANCIS, John N. 64-1391 

FRANCIS, Rebecca Jewel see Nelson, Rebecca 
Jewel (Francis) b. 1846 

FRANCIS, Walter G. 65-1787 
FRANCIS, William. 64-1227 
FRANCISCO, Peter. 63-345 
FRANCK, Harry Alverson, 1881- 65-1361 
FRANCK, Maria (Miller) HilL 64-500 



FRANCKE, Kuno, 1855-1930. 65-1241 
FRANK, Anne, 1929-1945. 64-1608 
FRANK, Coleman D. , 1876-1954. 65-266 
FRANK, Glenn, 1887-1940. 64-1599, 65-29 
FRANK, Jerome. 65-66 
FRANK, Waldo David, 1889- 63-365 

FRANK Mining Company of California. 
65-1805 

FRANKENMUTH, Mich. 

Cooperative community. 65-364 

FRANKFORD Mutual Fire Insurance Company 
Philadelphia, Pa. 65-825 *' 

FRANKFORD, Pa. 

Buildings. 65-825 

Letters from. 63-143 
FRANKFORT, Ky. 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-26 

FRANKFURTER, Felix, 1882-1965. 64-21 
64-1271, 65-384, 65-536, 65-1422 

FRANKLIN, Benjamin, 1706-1790. 65-1193 
As correspondent 63-293, 63-294 
Autographs. 64-47, 64-63 
Relating to. 65-870 

FRANKLIN, Benjamin Cromwell, 1805-1873. 
64-745 

FRANKLIN, Christine (Ladd) 1847-1930 
65-1199 

FRANKLIN, Fabian. 65-1199 

FRANKLIN, Isaac, 1789-1846. 65-1591 

FRANKLIN, Jennie see Purvln, Jennie 
(Franklin) 1873-195T 

FRANKLIN, Leo Morris, 1870-1948. 65-1350 

FRANKLIN, Robert M. 64-745 

FRANKLIN, William Buel, 1823-1903. 63-348 

FRANKLIN Co. , Ga. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1871 
FRANKLIN Co., N. C. 

Letters received In. 64-616 
FRANKLIN Co., Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc.) 64-1193 
FRANKLIN Co., Va, 

County records. 65-1017 
FRANKLIN D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, 

Fundraising and organization. 65-37 

FRANKLIN D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation, 
New York City. 65-38 

FRANKLIN Institute, Philadelphia. Pa. 
63-154, 65-1719 ^^ 

Baxtol Research Foundation. 63-15 



The National 



FRANKLIN Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. 
(Continued) 

Schools. 63-154 
FRANKLIN, N. C. 

Civil War. 64-643 

Letters from. 64-557 

Scientific writings. 64-562 
FRANKLIN, State of (Proposed) 65-870 
FRANKLIN, Tenn. 

Battle of, 1864. 63-397 

Personal papers, 65-883 
FRANKLYN, Charles G. 65-804 
FRANKLYN Land and Cattle Company. 65-804 

FRANKS, Robert A. 64-767 
FRANZ, Chester, collector. 65-689 
FRANZMANN, Martin. 63-18 
FRASER, Alexander CampbeiL 65-636 

ERASER, Caroline see Marat, Caroline 
(Fraser) 

FRASER, Charles. 63-309 

FRASER, Frederick, 1795-1852. 63-309 

FRASER, Helen Anderson, 1902- 64-869 

FRASER (John) and Company, Charleston, S. C 
63-309 

FRASER, Rees, collector. 63-312 

FRASER, Simon, 1776-1862. 65-1766 

FRATERNAL organizations. 64-748, 65-299, 
65-647 

see also Freemasons 

International. 65-1034 

By place 

Canal Zone. 65-1827 

Colorado. 65-1189, 65-1190 

Idaho. 65-1164 

Michigan. 65-1356, 65-1400 

Minnesota. 64-1521 

Nebraska. 65-1481 

Nevada. 65-1764, 65-1787 

New York. 64-915 

South Carolina. 63-291 

Texas. 64-743, 64-750 

Virginia. 64-1227 

FRATERNITIES and sororities. 64-892, 
64-1491, 65-1980 

see also Student societies 

Autograph book. 64-1427 

Michigan. 64-1454. 65-1375 

Nebraska. 65-1459 

New York, 64-828 
FRAUD (Criminal law) 65-679 
PRAZEE, Almeda. 64-243 
1RAZEE, Caroline. 64-243 



Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 

•m a rrw o A -.-w«» tiA-o a* FREE Acres Ass 



FRAZEE, Cornelius. 64-243 

FRAZEE, Jonathan. 64-243 

FRAZEE, Thomas J. 64-243 

FRAZIER, Agnes. 64-746 

FRAZIER, J. J. 64-746 

FRAZIER, Lynn Joseph, 1874- 65-674, 
65-944 

FRAZIER, Phillip. 64-746 
FRAZIER, Robert. 64-746 

FRAZIER, Susan R. 65-1459 
FRAZIER family. 64-746 

FRAZOR, Daniel, d. 1819. 64-747 

FRAZOR, Moses B. 64-747 

FRAZOR, T. D. 64-747 

FRAZOR family. 64-747 

FREAR, James Archibald, 1861-1939. 65-944 

FREDERIC, Harold, 1856-1898. 64-1332 

FREDERICK Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Legal documents. 65-1020 
FREDERICK, Md, 

Civil War. 64-210, 64-554, 64-1226 

FREDERICK the Great see Friedrich H, 
der Grosse, King pf Prussia, 1712-1786 

FREDERICK William, Crown Prince of 

Germany see WUbelm, Crown Prince of the 
German Empire and of Prussia, 1882-1921 

FREDERICKS, John Donnan, 1869- 65-2011 

FREDERICKS, Josephine M. 64-1462 

FREDERICKSBURG Artillery. 65-1882 

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. 

City records. 65-1017 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-222, 65-1319, 65-1882 

Battle of 1862. 63-226, 63-229, 
63-408, 64-57, 64-232, 65-1882 

Peninsular campaign 63-303 

Hospitals. 65-961 

Maps. 65-946 

Military service in. 63-341, 64-303, 
64-509,64-1034,64-1226 

Letters received in. 64-1082 

Personal papers. 64-1222 

Trustees. 65-1022 
FREDONIA, N. Y. 

Letters from. 64-609 
FREDSELL, Harold F. 65-1350 
FREE, George. 64-819 



FREE Academy, New York City see New York 
City— City College 



FREE Acres Association, Scotch Plains, N. J. 
65-1577 

FREE Silver Political Party see Silver 
Republican Party 

FREE trade. 63-106, 83-370, 64-1568 

FREE mil Baptists (Founded in N. H. ) 
65-241 
Michigan Association. 65-267 

FREEDLEY, Vinton. 64-1618 

FREEDMAN*S School, Arlington, Va. 64-644 

FREEDMEN. 63-72, 64-272 

see also Negroes; Slavery 

Charitable work. 63-140 

Personal papers. 64-602 
By place 

Alabama. 64-270 

Massachusetts. 65-177 

Michigan. 65-286 

North Carolina. 65-723 

Southern States. 63-356 
FREEDMEN'S Bureau. 64-421, 64-1466 
FREEDOM, Fight for. 64-88 
FREEDOM of religion see Religious liberty 
FREEDOM of the press 

Commission on. 64-70. 64-809 
FREELAND & Gillies. 64-374 
FREELAND, HI. 

Letters from. 64-246 

FREEMAN, Douglas Sonthall, 1886-1953. 
64-608, 64-1233, 65-959, 65-970, 65-985 , 
65-986 

FREEMAN, Inez. 64-216 

FREEMAN, John Davis, 1884- 64-1164 

FREEMAN, Legh Miller see Freeman, Miller, 
1875-1955 

FREEMAN, MiUer, 1875-1955. 64-1260, 
64-1262 

FREEMAN (Miller) Publications, inc. 
64-1262 

FREEMAN, Roger A. 65-1040 

FREEMAN family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

FREEMASONS. 63-50, 64-1185, 64-1260, 
64-1469, 64-1503, 65-565, 65-846 

see also Antimasonry 

Drama. 65-342 

Knights Templars. 65-458 

By place 

Alabama 

Talladega Lodge. 64-534 
Colorado. 65-1189, 65-1190 
Louisiana. 64-578 
Michigan. 65-530, 65-552, 65-565 

Morenci Lodge No. 95. 65-1356 



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FREEMASONS (Continued) 
Nebraska. 65-1471 
North Carolina. 64-1061 
Virginia. 64-1227 

FREER, Agnes (Rand) Lee see Lee, Agnes 
(Rand) 186B-1939 

FREER, Robert Elliot, 1896-1962. 65-108 
FREEVILLE, N. Y. 

George Junior Republic 64-893 
FREIBURG 1. B. , Ger. 

Politics, 1848. 65-259 
FREIGHT and freightage. 64-372 

Marine. 64-254, 64-255, 64-1215 

Railroads. 65-1455 

By place 

Alabama. 64-986 

Colorado. 64-270 

Idaho. 65-1768 

Michigan . 65-529 

Missouri. 64-270, 64-273 

Montana. 65-1786 

Nebraska. 65-676 

Nevada. 65-1993 

New Jersey. 65-1640 

New Mexico. 65-1771 

New York. 64-876 

North Carolina. 64-374, 64-568 

Wyoming. 65-676 

FREILIGRATH-KROEKER, Ellen Kathe 
1845-1904. 64-796 

FRELINGHUYSEN, Frederick J. 65-1641 

FRELINGHUYSEN, Joseph Sherman. 65-711 

FRELINGHUYSEN, Theodore, 1787-1862. 
65-1626 

FREMONT, Jessie (Benton) 1824-1902 
64-738, 65-853, 6^-907 

FREMONT, John Charles, 1813-1890 63-141 
63-386, 64-291; «5-678, 65-681 

FREMONT College] Fremont, Neb. 65-1457 

FREMONT Joint Stick Loan Bank, Fremont 
Neb. 65-1505 ^ 

FREMONT, Neb. 

Episcopal Church. 65-1457 

Pioneer life. 64-1528 
FRENCH, Alice, 1850-1934. 64-228 

FRENCH, Daniel Chester, 1850-1931. 63-349 
64-1566 ' 

FRENCH, Flora Williams 

Estate of. 64-949 
FRENCH, G. H. 65-1921 
FRENCH, Henry Flagg. 64-1566 
FRENCH, James B. 64-949 
FRENCH, Mrs. L. Virginia. 65-888 



FRENCH, Margaret see Cresson, Margaret 
(French) 1889- 

FRENCH, Mary (French) 64-1566 
FRENCH, Richardson. 65-1340 
FRENCH, Samuel Gibbs, 1818-1910. 64-485 
FRENCH, Sarah see Bartlette, Sarah (French) 
FRENCH-African vocabulary (Ogooue) 65-1815 
FRENCH and Indian War, 1755-1763. 64-1031 

see also Anglo-French War, 1755-1763- 
Seven Years' War, 175&-1763 ' 

Campaigns, battles, military actions 

Ne i755 rk — Cr ° Wn P ° int Ex P edttion » 
Registers, lists, etc. 64-880 
Supplies. 65-1723 

By place 

Connecticut 65-1213 

New York. 63-381 

Nova Scotia. 63-381 

Pennsylvania. 63-381 

Virginia. 63-381 
FRENCH family. 64-1566 
FRENCH Guinea 

Trade. 64-85 
FRENCH in America 

Colonial period. 64-748, 64-956 

Mississippi Valley. 64-334 

FRENCH language and literature. 64-92 
64-1465 

Lectures. 65-1284 

Teachers and teaching. 64-874, 65-1222 
65-1280, 65-1284, 65-1898 

Vocabularies 

Sioux language. 65-798 

FRENCH North Africa 

World War H 

Special mission from U. S. 65-900 

FRENCH participation in American Revolution 
see Revolution— French participation 

FRENCH Protestant Church, Charleston S C 
64-1238 ' 

FRENCH Protestants see Huguenots 

^^l 03 Rev °lo tl °'> see France— Revolution. 
1789-1799 

FRENCH spoliation claims; 63-44 

see also Seizure of vessels and cargoes 

FRENCH West Indies see West Indies, French 

FRENEAU, Peter. 65-1624 

FRENEAU, Philip Morin, 1752-1832. 65-1624 
FRENEAU family. 



65-1624 
FREUND, Paul. 65-51 
FREWEN, Moreton, 1853-1924. 65-1142 



FREY, CarollH., 1894- 65-1850 1 65-1852 

FREY, Philip R. 65-898 

FREY, S. S. 65-898 

FREY family. 65-898 

FRICK, Childs, 1883- 65-1081 

FRICK; Henry Clay. 64-767 

FRIDAY, David. 64-1499 

FRIDENBERG, Robert 64-1317 

FRIEDLANDER, J. H. 64-695 

FRIEDMAN, Lewis S. 64-1233 

FRIEDRICH I, grand duke of Baden, 1826-1907. 
64-808 

FRIEDRICH IL der Grosse, Hug of Prussia. 
1712-1786. 64-1341 

FRTEDRICH Paul Wilhelm, duke of 

Wurttemberg see Paul Wilhelm. duke of 
Wurttemberg, 1797-1860 

FRIEDRICH Wilhelm; Crown Prince of 

Germany see Wilhelm, Crown Prince of the 
German Empire and of Prussia, 1882-1951 

FRTEDRICH, Edward Julius. 63-28 
FRIEND family 

Genealoev. 64-1231 
FRIENDLY Township, Mo. 

Local records. 64-284 
FRIENDS' Library, London, Eng. 65-156 

FRIENDS of Democracy. 64-88 

FRIENDS of the Constitution, Society of the. 
64-967 

FRIENDS' Reading Room Association, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 65-156 

FRIENDS Service, inc. 65-152 

FRIENDS, Society of. 83-86, 64-1149 
64-1472, 65-156 

American Friends Service Committee 
64-962, 65-152 ' 

Civil War. 63-86 
Education 

Slaves. 63-72 
Family papers. 65-1303 
Literature about 65-1662 
Slavery controversy. 64-1542 

Emancipation activities. 65-156 
65-723 

Social life and customs. 63-86, 65-155 

Wilburlte separation. 65-156 
By place 

Europe. 65-155 

Indiana. 64-500 

Indiana Yearly Meeting 

Committee on Indian Concerns. 65-156 
Society of Anti-Slavery Friends. 65-156 

London Yearly Meeting. 65-153 
Meeting for Sufferings. 65-153 



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FRIENDS. Society of 

London Yearly Meeting (Continued) 

Morning Meeting. 65-153 

Middle Atlantic States. 65-156 

Nebraska. 65-1986 

New York. 65-300 

North Carolina. 63-86, 63-150, 64-365, 
64-500, 65-723 

Northwest, Old. 63-86 

Pennsylvania. 65-300 

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 

Meeting for Sufferings. 65-153 

Southern States. 64-1542 

Virginia. 65-1015 
FRIENDSHIP (Brig) 64-1392 
FRIENDSHIP, N. Y. 65-1607 
FRIENDSHIP Rail Road Company. 64-815 
FRIES, Charles Carpenter, 1887- 65-268 
FRIES, Francis, 1812-1863. 64-1008 
FRIES, Francis Henry. 65-711 
FRIES, Henry William. 64-1008 
FRIEZE, Henry Simmons, 1817-1889. 65-2 



As correspondent 65-217, 65-519, 65-618, 
65-654, 65-1395 

Memorials to. 65-348 

Notes on lectures by. 65-278 
FRIEZE family 

Genealogy. 65-269 
FRINGS, Ketti. 64-1605 
FRTNK, Marie. 65-228 
FRISBIE, Levi, 1783-1822. 65-1242 
FRISTOE, Thomas, 1796-1872. 64-271 
FRITSCH, Hugo. 64-345 
FRIZZELL family 

Genealogy. 64-91'i 
FROBISHER, Joseph. 65-1782 

FROEBEL Study Club, Grand Rapids, Mich. 
65-270 

FRONTIER Co. , Neb. 65-1469 

FRONTIER forts see Fortifications; and name: 
of forts, and military camps 

FRONTIER guides see Scouts and scouting — 
Frontiersmen 

FRONTIER life see Pioneer life 

FRONTIERS of Science Foundation of Oklahoma 
65-149 

FROST, Alonzo. 64-873 

FROST, Daniel M , 1823-1900. 65-692 

FROST, J. M. 64-1160 

FROST, Lily (Graham) 65-692 

FROST, Nathan H. 64-56 



FROST, Robert, 1874-1963. 64-150, 64-728, 
64-791, 64-1338, 65-517, 65-636, 65-938 , 
65-1205, 65-1209, 65-1851 

FROST, William GoodeU, 1854-1938. 65-345 

FROST and West Furniture Company, Pough- 
keepsle, N. Y. 64-821 

FROST family. 65-692 
FROTHINGHAM, Cornelia. 64-1137 
FROTBXNGHAM, Octavius Brooks. 65-927 
FRUIT 

Growing. 64-841, 64-848 
Florida. 64-530 
New York. 64-916, 64-930 
Lands in Florida. 64-798 
Trade 

see also Citrus fruit Industry 
Shipping. 64-1400 
Malaga, Spain to England. 64-259 
Michigan. 65-201 
FRUIT juices. 64-945 
FRY, Christopher. 65-1020 
FRY, Edwin Augustus, 1851-1936. 65-1470 
FRY, Franklin Clark. 64-775 
FRY family. 65-898 

Genealogy. 65-969 
FRYE, William Pierce, 1831-1911. 65-565 
FRYEBURG, Me. 
Deeds. 65-1959 

FRYER, Mary Margaretta see Manning, Mary 
Margaretta (Fryer) 

FUEL 

see also names of specific fuels, e. g. Peat 

Trade 

Michigan. 64-1617 
Nevada. 65-1130 
FUEL Administration, U.S. 65-1387 

FUERBRINGER, Alfred Ottomar, 1903- 
64-813 

FUERTE uprising, 1861, Mexico. 65-2013 

FUES, Erwin. 65-1718 

FUGATE, James R. , d. 1938. 65-311 

FUGITIVE slaves see Slavery— Fugitive 

slaves 

FULFORD, Alexander. 64-11 

FULFORD family. 64-11 

FULLER, Bartholomew, 1829-1882. 64-501 

FULLER, Elijah, d. 1853. 64-501 

•FULLER, Frank. 65-1215 

FULLER, George Newman, 1875-1957. 
64-1515, 65-502 

FULLER, H. 63-314 



FULLER, Henry Blake, 1857-1929. 64-150, 
65-1997 , 65-1998 

FULLER, James H. , b. 1815? 65-1355 

FULLER, Sir Joseph. 63-55 

FULLER, Melville Weston, 1833-1910. 
64-247, 65-162, 65-519 

FULLER, Thomas C. , 1832-1901. 64-501 

FULLER family. 64-501 

FULLERTON, Alexander. 64-76 

FULLING see Textile Industry and trade 

FULMORE, Zachary Taylor, 1846-1923. 
64-748 

FULTON, George Ware, 1810-1893. 64-749 
FULTON, James C, 1848-1933. 64-749 
FULTON, John J. 65-1350 
FULTON family. 64-749 
FULTON, N. C. 

Merchants. 64-1021 
FUNDAMENTALEM. 64-65, 64-133 

Baptists. 64-1163 
FUNDRABING 

Anti-atomic bomb. 64-83 

Boy Scouts 

Minnesota. 64-1525 

Charitable work. 64-71, 64-361 

Colleges and universities 

Illinois. 64-102, 64-126, 64-1488 
Michigan. 64-1415, 64-1468, 65-1371 

Companies. 64-1616, 64-1622 

Libraries. 65-37 
FUNERAL records see Vital records 
FUNERALS 

see also Undertakers 

Idaho. 65-1164 

New York. 64-1591, 64-1592 

FUQUAY, Leon. 64-1272 

FUR seal see Seals and sealing 

FUR seal arbitration see Bering Sea contro- 
versy 

FUR Seal Islands see Prlttlof Islands 

FUR trade. 64-943, 65-690 , 65-1177 

Alaska. 64-172, 65-1711, 65-1765 

Australia. 65-673 

Canada. 65-673, 65-1140, 65-1158, 
65-1163, 65-1766, 65-1782 

China. 65-673 

France. 65-673 

Germany. 65-673 

Great Britain. 64-172, 65-673 

Illinois. 65-673, 65-1402 

Middle West see Fur trade— Rocky Moun- 
tain area 



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FUR trade (Continued) 

Minnesota. 65-673, 65-1163 

Missouri. 64-285, 64-307, 64-313, 64-337 
65-1161, 65-1401 ' 

New Mexico. 65-1168,65-1811 

New York City. 64-172, 65-673 

Pacific Northwest. 65-1177 

Rocky Mountain area. 65-690, 65-695 
«-U77 , 65-1499, 65^1753765-1801' 

The West 65-1818 

Wisconsin. 65-1403 

Wyoming. 64-307 
FURER, Julius A. 64-1573 
FURMAN, Abby see Irving, Abby (Furman) 
FURMAN, Emma (Le Conte) 64-543 
FURMAN, FarishC. 64-543 
FURMAN, James Clement, 1809-1891. 65-85 
FURMAN, Mary 

Estate of. 65-1595 
FURMAN, Rachel (Brodhead) d. 1794. 65-87 

FURMAN, Richard, 1755-1825. 65-82, 65-86, 
65 "87 



FURMAN family. 65-87 

FURMAN University, Greenville, S. C 
65-83, 65-84, 65-85, 65-88, 65-89 
65-1884 

FURNACES and forges. 65-1652 

see also Iron Industry and trade 

Michigan. 65-272 

New Jersey. 65-1612 

New York. 64-876 

North Carolina. 64-417, 65-721 

Pennsylvania. 64-1138 

Tennessee. 64-1175 

FURNAS, Robert Wilkinson, 1824-1905 
65-1471 , 65-1489 

FURNAS, William. 65-1471 
FURNAS Co. , Neb. 

Banks and banking. 65-1462 

Pioneer life. 65-1417 
FURNITURE. 64-372 
FURNITURE industry and trade. 64-1101 

see also Cablnetmaklng 

Michigan. 65-516, 65-552 

New York. 64-821, 64-1592 

FURNTVALL, Frederick James, 1825-1910 
64-152, 64-811 

FURSTENBURG, Albert Carl 1890- 
64-1515, 65-276, 65-479 



G - b,*- l«t Cooperative Grange League 
Federation Exchange, inc. 

GABB, William More, 1839-1878. 63-1 
GABRtLOWtTSCH, Ossip. 63-354 
GACHES, Daniel. 65-1072 
CADE, Niels W., 1817-1890. 65-859 

GAMDEN, James, 1788-1858. 63-290 
63-352, 64-1575 ' 

GADSDEN, John, 1833-1902. •63-285 
65-852 — — ' 

GADSDEN, Phillip. 63-140 

GADSDEN Purchase. 64-1575 

GAGE, James McKibbin, 1813-1855. 64-502 

GAGE, Robert I. 64-502 

GAGE, Simon Henry, 1851-1944. 64-891 
64-947 ' 



GAGE, Thomas, 1721-1787. 63-404, 64-15 
GAGE Co. , Neb. 

Pioneer life. 65-1456 
GAGE family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

GAHAGAN, Helen .see Douglas, Helen 
(Gahagan) 1900- 

GATLLARD, S. T. 64-650 

GAILLARD family. 63-313 

Estates. 63-302 

GAILOR, Thomas. 65-91 

GAMES Edmund Pendleton, 1777-1849. 
o3— 363 

GAINES, Francis P. 64-1164 

GAINES Mills, Va. 

Battle of, 1862. 65-1630 
GAINES Township, N. Y. 64-823 
GAINESVILLE, Fla. 

University of Florida 

Cancer Research Laboratory. 64-1174 
GAINESVILLE, Ga. 

Family papers. 65-1859 

GAIRDNER, W. L 65-1155 

GAITHER, J. Burgess, d. 1864. 64-503 

GAITHER, Thomas William, 1840-1863 
64-503 

GA-LA-Q-NA see Boudinot, Ellas, 1803 (ca. )- 
1839 

GALAXY (Periodical) 65-896 

GALE, Daniel B. , 1816-1874. 65-691 

GALE, Dudley, 1898-1963. 64-1183 



GALE, Esson McDowell, 1884-1964. 64-1515 
65-268, 65-271 »«-iaM, 

GALE, George. 65-272 

GALE, George Washington. 64-923 

GALE, Harriet Selden. 64-923 

GALE, Harriet Yvonnet 64-923 

GALE, Henry Gordon, 1874-1942. 64-89 

GALE, Katharine (Polk) 64-1535 

GALE, Orlando Charles, 1823-1912. 65-272 

GALE, W. D. 64-1535 

GALE, Williams. 64-923 

GALE, Zona, 1874-1938. 64-791, 64-1367 
64-1626, 65-1664, 65-1998 ' 

GALE family. 64-923, 64-1535, 65-272, 
GA "^ nutocturln « Company, Albion, Mich. 
GALENA b Illinois River Railroad. 64-1329 

GALENA & Southern Wisconsin Railroad. 
64-1329 

GALENA Democratic Club. 64-1329 

GALENA Gas Light Company. 64-1329 

GALENA, Di. 64-1329 

GALENA (HI. ) advertiser. 64-186 

GALES, Weston R. 63-373, 64-566 

GALES see Winds 

GALESBURG, EL 

Knox College. 64-923 
GALESBURG, Mich. 

Agricultural colonies. 65-192 

Description. 65-593 

Obituaries. 64-1451 

Personal papers. 65-611 

GALESBURG Temperance Society, Galesburg, 

GALILEE (Ship) 64-1268 

GALLAGHER, Charles K. , 1833-1893 
64-504 

GALLAGHER, Frederick R. 65-1350 

GALLAGHER, Michael James, 1866-1937. 
65-636 

GALLAGHER, Wes. 64-1615 

GALLATIN, Albert, 1761-1849. 63-375, 

Autographs. 63-245, 64-63 
GALLATIN Co. , EL 
Politics. 65-159 

GALLATIN, Tenn. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 64-975 
GALLAUDET, Edward Miner, 1837-1917. 



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GALLERIES, Art see Art and artists- 
Galleries and museums 

GALLOWAY, George Barnes, 1898- 64-1594 

GALLOWAY family. 64-1012 

GALPM, C. E. 65-1801 

GALSWORTHY, John, 1867-1933. 64-137, 
64-1334, 65-717, 65-854, 65-1205 

GALT, Alexander T. 63-346 

GALT, Edith (Boiling) see Wilson, Edith 
(Boiling) Gait, 1872^1961 

GALT, Robert. 63-78 
GALT family. 65-1859 
GALVESTON Co. , Tex. 

Personal papers. 65-1773 

GALVESTON Screwmen's Benevolent Associa- 
tion. 64-750 

Dock and Marine Council. 64-750 

GALVESTON Steamship Line. 64-255 

GALVESTON, Tex. 64-745 

GALVIN, MlchaelJ., 1907-1963. 65-109 

GAMA, Antonio de Leon y see Leon y Gama, 
Antonio de, 1735-1802 

GAMBELL, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska 

Teacher-missionaries. 65-1711 

GAMBIER, Ohio 

Kenyon College see Kenyon College, 
Gambier, Ohio 

GAMBLE, Archibald. 65-683 

GAMBLE, E. F. 65-1365 

GAMBLE, Elizabeth Washington see Wirt, 
Elizabeth Washington (Gamble] 

GAMBLE, Hamilton Rowan, 1798-1864. 
64-275, 64-325, 65-681, 65-683 

GAMBLE, Lucilla Agnes see McCorkle, 
Lucllla Agnes (Gamble) 

GAME and game birds 

see also Wildlife conservation 

Laws 

Minnesota. 63-236 
Protective associations. 63-260, 65-774 
GAMES, Olympic see Olympic games 

GANNETT, William Channing, 1840-1923. 
64-1326 

GANNETT Medical Clinic, Cornell University. 
64-906 

GANSHOF, F. L. 64*933 

GANTT, Aileen see Cochran, Aileen (Gantt) 

GANTT, Thomas Tasker, 1814-1889. 63-360 

GAPEN, Mary see Thompklns, Mary (Gapen) 
1831-1873 

GAPEN family. 65-1793 

GARBAGE disposal. 64-834 



GARBER, Silas, 1833-1905. 65-1440 
GARCIA, Calixto, 1839-1899. 65-868 

GARCIA Moralez, Jesus. 65-2013 

GARDEN City Sugar & Land Company of 
Colorado and Kansas. 65-2009 

GARDEN clubs 

Georgia. 64-234 

Michigan. 65-195 

Tennessee. 64-1200 
GARDEN tools. 65-659 
GARDENS 

see also Horticulture; Plants 

Accounts. 65-1636 

Georgia. 64-234 

GARDINER, Addison, 1797-1883. 64-1009 

GARDINER, George A. 65-936 

GARDINER, John C. 65-936 

GARDINER, Thomas G. 64-1009 

GARDINER, William. 64-1009 

GARDINER family. 64-1009 

GARDINER Lyceum, Gardiner, Me. 65-1971 

GARDNER, , Admiral. 64-82 

GARDNER, A. P. 65-272 
GARDNER, Archibald K. 65-170 
GARDNER, Charles Carroll, 1883- 65-1625 

GARDNER, Edwin M. 65-887 
GARDNER, Elizabeth. 64-1010 
GARDNER, Elizabeth McKinne. 64-1010 
GARDNER, Fay Lamar (Webb) 65-720 

GARDNER, Isabella (Stewart) 1840-1924. 
64-67, 65-1944 

GARDNER, Mrs. James. 64-1010 

GARDNER, Joan Gelsel. 65-1361 

GARDNER, Mrs. John Lowell see_ Gardner, 
Isabella (Stewart) 1840-1924 

GARDNER, Mary Sewall, 1871-1961. 64-716 

GARDNER, Oliver Max, 1882-1947. 64-664, 
65-711, 65-720 

GARDNER, Warner Wlnslow, 1909- 65-110 

GARDNER, Washington, 1845-1928. 64-1513, 
65-273 

GARDNER, William Montgomery, 1824-1901. 
64-1010 

GARDOQIH despatches. 64-81 

GARFIELD, Charles William, 1848-1934. 
65-274 , 65-395 

GARFIELD, James Abram, Pres. U. S. , 
1831-1881. 63-95 

As correspondent. 63-177, 63-326, 63-340, 
64-228, 64-1220, 65-269, 65-318, 65-531, 
65-654, 65-898, 65-915, 65-930 



GARFIELD, James Rudolph, 1865-1950. 
65-648 

GARFIELD, Lucretia (Rudolph) 1832-1918. 
63-326, 65-318 

GARFIELD Co., Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 
GARIBALDL Giuseppe, 1807-1882 

Portrait. 65-829 

GARIBALDI Guard see New York— Infantry— 
39th Regt, 1861-1865 

GARLAND, Augustus Hill, 1832-1899. 64-764 

GARLAND, Hamlin, 1860-1940. 64-150, 
64-1332, 65-1922, 65-1934, 65-1997 

GARLAND, James, 1791-1885. 64-751 

GARLAND, Samuel, 1830-1862. 64-751 

GARLAND (Schooner) 64-1391 

GARUNGTON, A. C. 65-925 

GARNER, James Wilford, 1871-1938. 
65-1308, 65-1920 

GARNER, John Nance, 1868- 65-54, 65-1478 

GARNETT, Edward, 1868-1937. 65-1846 

GARNETT, Porter. 64-491 

GARNISHMENT laws 
Minnesota. 63-236 

GARRET, W. H. 64-1176 

GARRETT, Elizabeth. 65-836 

GARRETT family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

GARRISON, James P. , d. 1863 or 4. 65-1856 

GARRISON, Llndley Miller, 1864-1932. 
64-778 

GARRISON, Wendell Phillips. 64-1339 

GARRISON, William Lloyd, 1805-1879. 65-931 

GARRISON, William Lloyd, 1874- 64-238 

GARRISON Dam Closure Committee. 65-766 

GARVEY, James. 65-1413 

GARVOR, Christian. 64-56 

GARY, Elbert Henry, 1846-1927. 64-1624 

GARY, Joseph Easton, 1821-1906. 65-519 

GARZA revolution on the Mexican border, 1892. 
65-1423 



GAS companies. 
Associations, 



64-691 
65-1069 
By place 

Mexico. 64-345 

Michigan. 65-408, 65-665 

North Carolina. 64-1024 
Pennsylvania. 65-1547 
Washington. 63-212 



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GAS manufacture and works 

Illinois. 65-628 

Missouri. 65-828 

New York. 65-826 
GAS, Natural 

Michigan. 64-1491 

Texas. 65-812 
GASKDLL, Clara. 64-244 
GASKTLL, James R. M., 1820-1894. 64-244 
GASKILL, Silas B. , b. 1828. 65-1360 
GASOLINE 
Taxation 

Minnesota. 63-236 

GASPAROTTL Mrs. John J. .see Seifert 
Elizabeth, 1897- "^ ' 

GASPEREAU, N. S. 

French and Indian War, 1755-1763. 63-381 

GASSNER, John, 1903- 65-1064 

GASTON, James McFadden, Jr. 64-505 

GASTON, James McFadden, 1824-1903 
64-505 

GASTON, Susan (Brumby) 64-505 

GASTON, William, 1778-1844. 63-373 
64-427, 64-580, 64-1011 

GASTON Co., N. C. 

Mountain Island Mill 64-549 

Plantations. 64-478 

GASTRIC juice. 64-39 

GASTRONOMIC Library of Katherine Golden 
Bitting. 65-2018 

GASWORKS see Gas companies; Gas manu- 
facture and works 



GATE latches 

Patents. 83-145 

GATES, Frederick Taylor, 1853-1929. 64-90 
64-1324 ■ " ' ■■■ — * 

GATES, Helen (Dunn) 65-550 

GATES, Horatio, 1728-1806. 64-47, 64-521 

GATES, Lillian. 64-892 

GATUNG, John Thomas, 1840-1888. 64-1079 

GATZERT, Babette (Schwabacher) 65-1143 

GATZERT, Bailey, 1829-1893. 65-1143 

GATZERT family. 65-1143 

GAUDRY, Albert, 1827-1908. 64-100 

GAULD, Charles. 64-1294 

GAULLE, Charles de, 1890- 65-43 

GAUTIER, Eliza Ann (Brown) 1806-1870 
64-1012 

GAUTIER, Thomas Nicholas, 1764-1848 
64-1012 



GAUTIER family. 64-1012 



GAY, Calvin. 65-1200 

GAY, E. F. 65-531 

GAY, Ebenezer, 1696-1787. 65-1200 

GAY, Ebenezer, 1771-1842. 65-1200 

GAY, John, founder of Dedham, Mass. 

Family of. 65-1200 
GAY, Jotham. 65-1200 
GAY, Martin. 65-1200 
GAY, Mary AUyne (Otis) 65-1200 
GAY, Sydney Howard, 1814-1888. 65-1200 
GAY, W. L. 64-841 
GAY, Winckworth Allan. 65-1200 

^T,™ Vernon > Simon Francois, baron 
1760-1822. 63-228 ' ' 

GAY family. 65-1200 
GAYANAGOS, Pascual de. 64-143 

GAYARRE, Charles Etienne Arthur, 1805-1895 
63-48 

GAYLEY, Charles Mills, 1858-1932 

As correspondent 65-531 

Notes on lectures by. 65-278 
GAYOSO de Lemos, Manuel. 64-334 
GAYOSO Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. 

Civil War period. 65-160 
GAY'S Landing, Ala. 

Cotton growing. 63-149 

GAZETTE, JanesviHe, Wis. 64-1599 

GAZETTE, St. Joseph, Mo. 64-659 

GEARY, John White, 1819-1873. 64-831 
65-950 "' 

^fli/*" 1011 Mere dl«h, 1897-1952. 
03-856 

GEER, Andrew. 65-1664 

GEER, Harrison. 65-275 

GEER family. 65-497 

GEERLTNGS, Clyde H. , 1904- 65-552 

GEHAN, MarkH., 1892- 63-236 

GE1SMAR, Maxwell David, 1909- 65-1098 

GE1ST, Otto William, 1888-1963. 65-1081 

GELDERLAND (Dutch man-of-war) 64-91 

GELDERN, Otto von see Von Geldern, Otto 

GELLERT, Nathan Henry, 1889-1959. 64-691 

GELLHORN, Walter, 1906- 64-1343 

GELSTON, J. Mills. 65-648 

GEMINIANI, Francesco, 16747-1762. 64-1322 

GENEALOGY 

^tItL^^J: 63-194, 63-234, 63-384, 
64-298, 64-707, 64-748, 64-1499, 65-579 
65-887, 65-940, 65-1217, 65-1403 



GENEALOGY (Continued) 
JEWS. 65-1730 
SIGNERS of the Declaration of Independence. 

By family 
ABBE family. 64-1556 
ABBOTT family. 64-1528 
ALDRICH family. 65-1408 
ALICE family. 64-899 
ALLEN family. 64-1407, 65-1413 
ALLENSWORTH family. 64-1179 

ALLEY family. 64-899 

ANDERSON family. -64-601 

ANDREWS family. 64-820 

ARMISTEAD family. 64-1222 

ATKINS family. 64-1184 

ATKINSON family. 64-1043,64-1231 

AYRES family. 64-932 

BACON family. 65-967 

BACOT family. 63-291 

BAELEY family. 64-1463, 65-1357 

BALL family. 65-885 

BALLANTINE family. 65-1357 
BALLARD family. 65-1357. 
BANNING family. 65-305 
BARBER family. 64-841 
BARCLAY family. 65-962 
BARNWELL family. 63-280 
BARRY family. 65-1357 
BAYLOR family. 64-1223 
BEDFORD family. 65-967 
BED1NGER family. 64-1191 
BEECHER family. 65-1420 
BEEKMAN family. 65-1564 
BELDEN family. 64-831 
BELL family. 64-1184, 65-875 
BENEDICT family. 65-590 
BENJAMIN family. 64-898 
BENTON family. 64-1307 
BERKELEY family. 64-1229 
BERNARD family. 65-882 
BINGHAM family. 64-1438 
BISHOP family. 64-1307 
B1XBY family. 64-1519 
BLACK family. 64-290 
BLANTON family. 64-1222 
BLEDSOE family. 65-877, 65-1003 
BLODGETT family. 65-1839 
BOGY family. 64-296 
BOLDUC family. 64-296 
BOURNE family. 64-1188 
BOWDOIN family. 64-1238 



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GENEALOGY (Continued) 


GENEALOGY (Continued) 


GENEALOGY (Continued) 


BOYD family. 65-969 


CORBIN family. 65-969 


ELLIOTT family. 65-305, 65-8S3 


BOYKIN family. 64-699 


CRARY family. 65-223 


EWELL family. 64-742 


BRADFORD family. 64-1184, 65-1424 


CROCKETT family. 64-1177, 64-1184 


EWING family. 65-904, 65-905 


BRANHAM family. 65-1862 


CROSS family. 64-797 


FALCONER family. 65-876 


BRIGHTMAN family. 65-T77 


CROUCH family. 64-1222 


FARNSWORTH family. 65-1373 


BROOKE family. 64-1229 


CROXALL family. 64-774 


FARNUM family. 64-1528 


BROWN family. 64-1222, 64-1463, 65-884 


CRUMP family. 65-1003 


FARRAR family. 65-1003 


BRUCE family. 64-917 


CRUTCHFIELD family. 64-1178 


FENNJtNGER family. 64-917 


BRYAN family. 64-342, 84-1224, 65-1010, 
65-1412 

BUKEY family. 65-885 

BULL family. 63-247 

BURNETT family. 65-1072 

BURNHAM family. 65-755 


CULBERTSON family. 64-1528 
CUMWBNG family. 65-882 
CURRY family. 65-962 
DABNEY family. 64-1184, 65-1010 
DADE family. 65-882 


FERGUSSON family. 64-1182 
FERRIS family. 64-1177 
FILLEY family. 65-687 

FINNEY family. 64-1177 
FISHER family. 64-1295 
FISKE family. 63-247 


BURR family. 64-1463 


DANIEL family. 65-884 


FITCH family. 64-1463 


BURRITT family. 64-841 


D'ARCAMBAL family. 64-330 


FLAD family. 65-688 


BURTON family. 64-1177 


DAVIS family. 65-1027 


FLANDERS family. 65-257 


BURWELL family. 64-1229 


DEARBORN family. 63-335 


FLEET family. 65-1003 


CAIN family. 63-373 


DE GRAFFENREID family. 64-1184 


FONTAINE family. 64-1238 


CAMP family. 64-917 


DELASSUS family. 64-334 


FORSYTH family. 65-1402, 65-1403 


CAMPBELL family. 64-307 


DENT family. 65-968 


FOWLKES family. 65-967 


CANNON family. 64-1177 


DE ROSE family. 64-917 


FREEMAN family. 64-1177 


CARMACK family. 64-1177 


DESLOGE family. 64-336 


FRIEND family. 64-1231 


CARR family. 65-1027 


DEYO family. 64-917 


FRIEZE family. 65-269 


CARSON family. 64-310 


DIGGS family. 64-1188 


FREELL family. 64-917 


CARTER family. 64-1179, 65-1025 


DOODES family. 64-1184 


FRY family. 65-969 


CARY family. " 64-797 
CAVE family. 64-797 
CHAMBERIJN family. 65-1357 
CHAPIN family. 64-1475 


DORSE Y family. 65-882 
DOTY family. 65-1357 
DOUGLAS family. 65-882 


GAGE family. 65-^357 
GARRETT family. 64-1177 
GIBSON family. 64-1180 
GILLETT family. 64-245 


CHASE family. 64-932, 64-1478 


DOUGLASS family. 64-1236, 65-237 


GILLMORE famUy. 65-1357 


CHEALRS family. 65-877 


DOWNS family. 64-1184 


GODDARD family. 65-278 


CHEVES family. 63-280 


DOWSING family. 65-969 


GOOCH family. 65-962 


CHIPMAN family. 65-1357 
CHURCH family. 65-590 


DRANE family. 64-1180 
DUKE family. 64-1177 


GOOD family. 65-300 
GOODE family. 65-1862 


CLAIBORNE family. 64-1184, 65-882, 65-969 


DULANEY family. 65-882 


GORDON family. 64-1241 


CLAPP family. 63-335, 64-1585 


DUNBAR family. 65-882 


GRANGER family. 65-1357 


CLARE family. 64-820 


DUNCAN family. 65-883 


GRAY family. 64-1184 


CLAUSELLE family. 65-967 


DUNLAP family. 65-1357 


GREENBERRY family. 65-882 


CLAY family. 65-967 


DUNLOP family. 63-342 


GREER family. 64-1177 


CLAYTON family. 64-290, 64-1177 


DUNN family. 64-1522, 65-1462 


GROCE family. 64-756 


CLENDENDJG family. 65-877 


DURRETT family. 65-882 


GRUETT family. 65-1357 


CLENDINEN family. 64-1307 


EADS family. 65-678 


GRYMES family. 64-1229 


COCHRAN family. 65-1446 
COLEMAN family. 64-1528 
COLGROVE famUy. 65-514 
COLLINS family. 64-1528 
CONWAY family. 64-322 


EASTON family. 63-250 
EDMISTON family. 64-1184 
EDMONDS family. 65-968 
EDMONDSON family. 64-1184 
EDMONSON family. 64-1184 


HAIGHT family. 65-294 
HALE family. 64-1222 
HALLOCK family. 64-898 
HAMILTON family. 64-1184, 64-1191 
HAMMOND family. 65-882 


COOK family. 65-295 


EDWARDS family. 64-798, 64-862, 64-864 


HAMPTON family. 64-1180, 64-1184, 


COOLEY family. 64-1497, 64-1498, 65-208 


EGGLESTON family. 64-1222 


64-1188, 65-300 


COOPER family. 65-1598, 65-1862 


EGLESTON family. 65-517 


HANSON family. 65-882 



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GENEALOGY (Continued) 
HARDY family. 64-760 

HARRIS family. 64-1184, 65-878, 65-882 
65-962 

HARRISON family. 64-1229 

HARTSUFF family. 65-305 

HASTINGS family. 63-247 

HAWES family. 65-1003 

HAWKINS family. 64-1177 

HAWTHORNE family. 64-1321 

HAZARD family. 65-876 

HENDERSON family. 65-883 

HENLEY family. 65-976 

HENRY family. 65-876 

HILLMAN family. 64-1394 

HINTON family. 64-1184 

HOBBS family. 65-882 

HODGES family. 65-1357 

HOLLOWELL family. 64-1187 

HOLMES family. 64-932, 64-1522 

HOLT family. 65-1862 

HOOD family. 65-1989 

HOOE family. 65-968 

HOPKINS family. 65-962, 65-1311 

HOUGH family. 64-880 

HOW family. 65-1647 

HOWARD family. 65-1025 

HOWELL family. 64-1187 

HUDSON family. 64-1184 

HUGHES family. 64-1179 

INGLE family. 64-1231 

IRELAND family. 65-968 

IVERSON family. 65-1862 

JACKSON family. 64-1183,65-339 

JAMERSON family. 64-1233 

JAMES family. 65-876 

JARRETT family. 64-1177 

JEFFERSON family. 65-962 

JEFFRESS family. 65-967 

JENNINGS family. 65-967, 65-1412 

JEWETT family. 64-1528 

JOHNS family. 65-976 

JONES family. 64-1184, 64-1241 

JOYES family. 65-26 

KAVANAUGH family. 65-882 

KEMPER family. 63-179 

KERFOOT family, 64-932 

KERR family. 65-885 

KING family. 63-180, 64-932, 64-1039 

HRBY family. 64-1235 

LANDRUM family. 65-1003 



GENEALOGY (Continued) 
LANE family. 64-1184 
LANGFORD family. 64-1522 
LAUDERDALE family. 64-1190 
LAWRENCE family. 65-882 
LAY family. 64-1043 
LEAL family. 64-932 

LEE family. 63-335, 64-1241, 65-976 
LE GARDEUR family. 64-1212 
LEWIS family. 64-1184 

LIBBY family. 64-214 

LIGHT FOOT family. 65-969 

LIGON family. 64-1188, 65-967 

LILBURN family. 65-962 

LINDSAY family. 65-968 

LIVELEY family. 64-1179 

LOCKERT family. 64-1179 

LOCKWOOD family. 64-898 

LQMAX family. 65-968 

LONGMIRE family. 64-1177 

LONGYEAR family. 64-898 

LOVE family. 64-1307 
LUCAS family. 65-694 
LUCKETT family. 65-882 
LUDWELL family. 64-1229 
LUTHER family. 64-899 
LYBYER family. 65-1925 
LYON family. 65-376 
McCOY family. 65-877 
McCUE family. 64-1236 
McCULLOCH family. 64-1307 
McCUTCHEON family. 64-290 
McDERMUT family. 65-1989 
McEWEN family. 64-1184 
McFARLAND family. 65-882 
McFARLANE family. 65-883 
McGRAW family. 65-1357 
McILVAINE family. 64-342 
McKINNE family. 64-1184 
MCKNIGHT family. 64-290 
MCLAREN family. 65-1357 
MeNAIRY family. 64-1191 
MACON family. 64-1177, 64-1238 
McPHERSON family. 65-915 
McRAVEN family. 65-883 
McREYNOLDS famil y. 64-798 
McSPALDEN family. 64-1307 
MANGUM family. 63-373 
MANSFIELD family. 64-1179 
MANWARING family. 65-385 



GENEALOGY (Continued) 
MARKHAM family. 64-898 
MARQUETTE family. 65-1144 

MARSHALL family. 64-281, 64-1522 

MARSTON family. 64-932 

MARTIAU family. 64-1223 

MARTIN family. 64-573, 65-916, 65-1003 

MATTHEWS family. 64-1177 

MAURY family. 64-1184, 64-1238, 65-969 

MAYO family. 64-1231, 65-962 

MEBANE family. 64-1184 
MEGGS family. 64-1307 
MEIGS family. 64-1307 
MEDDLETON family. 63-280 
MILES family. 65-962 
MILHOUS family. 65-1357 
MILLER family. 65-882, 65-1003 
MDJGE family. 64-1231 
MINOR family. 65-1027 

MONTAGUE family. 65-885 

MONTFORT family. 64-1522 

MOORE family. 64-1222, 65-882, 65-884 

MORGAN family. 64-1191 

MORRIS family-. 64-774 

MORTON famiij. 64.X528, 65 _ 883 

MOSELEY family. 65-967 

MUCK family. 65-1357 

MULKE Y family. 65-1801 

NAPIER family. 64-1184 

NASH family. 64-932 

NEWKIRK family. 64-455 

NICHOLS family. 64-1463 

NEBET family. 64-591 

NORFLEET family. 65-877 

NUCHOLLS family. 64-1177 

OFFLEY family. 65-1550 

OGDEN family. 65-890 

OLDS family. 65-1357 

O'NEAL family. 65-877 

OURSLER family. 64-1179 

OUSELEY family. 64-1179 

OUTLAW family. 64-601 

OUTWATER family. 65-1357 

OVERTON family. 65-877, 65-882, 65-962 
65-1027 ' 

OWSLEY family. 64-1179 
PARMELEE family. 65-469 
PARRISH family. 64-898 

PATTERSON family. 65-474, 65-877, 65-1357 



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GENEALOGY (Continued) 
PAYNE family. 65-968 
PEACHEY family. 65-1003 
PECHIN family. 64-1231 
PEER family. 64-898 
PENN family. 64-1177 
PERCY family. 65-882 
PERKINS family. 65-877 
PETER family. 64-1179 
PETTEBONE family. 65-664 
PEYTON family. 64-1241, 65-882 
PHELPS family. 64-841, 65-660 
PHILLIPS family. 64-798 
PIERCE family. 65-1357 
PIERSOL family. 65-1413 
PITMAN family. 63-185 
POE family. 64-1229 
POINDEXTER family. 64-1184 
POMERENE family. 65-1413 
POORE family. 64-797 
POPE family. 64-1307 
PRATTE family. 64-296 
PRICE family. 65-962 
PURDY famUy. 65-1357 
PURYEAR famUy. 65-967 
PYNCHON family. 65-175 
RAILEY family. 65-962 
RALEIGH family. 65-962 
RAMSEUR family. 64-625 
RANDALL family. 65-882 
RANDOLPH family. 65-962 
RANKIN family. 64-1177 
REEVE family. 65-1701 
REEVES family. 64-798 
REYNOLDS family. 64-917 
RICE family. 63-247 
RIDGELY family. 65-882 
ROANE family. 65-1003 
ROBERTSON family. 64-1522 
I tOBINSON family. 64-1229, 64-1242 
JOCKEFELLER family. 64-915 
ROGERS family. 65-962 
ROMINGER family. 65-520 
ROOS family. 65-882 
ROOT family. 65-514 
ROUSE family. 64-1191 
ROZtER family. 64-336 
RUTGERS family. 65-1706 
ST. VRAIN family. 64-334 
SANDIDGE family. .64-1177 
SANDY family. 65-882 



GENEALOGY (Continued) 
SAUNDERS family. 64-917, 65-1357 
SCOTT family. 64-1241 
SCROPE family. 65-882 
SELDEN family. 64-923 
SEMPLE family. 65-1003 
SENKLER family. 63-250 
SHANKLAND family. 64-932 
SHARPE family. 64-641 
SHELBY family. 64-1184 
SHELTON family. 64-1177 
SHERRELL family. 65-877 
SHIELDS family. 64-1198 
StLUMAN family. 64-917 
SIMS family. 64-1188 
SINGLETON family. 65-876 
SKELTON family. 64-1179 
SKYRIN family. 64-1229 
SLAYTON family. 65-549 
SMITH family. 64-1177, 65-1818 
SMITHE family. 65-561 
SNEED family. 64-1199 
SOUTHALL family. 65-1008 
SPAFFORD family. 64-899 
SPARKS family. 64-899 
SPAULDING family. 63-247 
SPENCER family. 65-1357 
SPILLANE family. 64-898 
SPLAIN family. 64-898 

SPOTSWOOD family. 64-1222, 64-1229, 
64-1242 

STAFFORD family. 65-882 

STANSBURY family. 64-1179 

STARKWEATHER family. 64-932 

STEERE family. 65-1357 

STERGER family. 64-1177 

STEWART family. 64-1224, 65-962, 65-976 

STILES family. 65-1357 

STIVERS family. 65-885 

STOCKETT family. 64-1184 

STORKS family. 65-1989 

STOVALL family. 64-1177 

STREET family. 65-1357 

STUART family. 65-976 

STUBBLEFIELD family. 65-883 

SUTHERLAND family. 65-882 

SWANSON family. 65-883 

SWEARINGEN family. 64-1191 

TALBOTT famUy. 65-882 

TALIAFERRO family. 64-1231 

TAPPAN family. 63-400 



GENEALOGY (Continued) 

TARKDJGTON famUy. 65-883 

TATUM famUy, 65-969, 65-1550 

TAYLOR family. 64-1177, 64-1222, 64-1229 
64-1522, 65-877 

TEMPLE family. 64-1222, 64-1229, 64-1242 

TERRELL family. 65-883 

TERRY family. 64-1177 

TESSON family. 65-1403 

THORNTON family. 64-1222 

TODD family. 65-882 

TOMPKINS family. 64-797 

TREVILUAN family. 64-797 

TRIGG family. 64-1188 

TUCKER family. 65-603 

TUTTLE family. 64-932 

VAIL family. 64-1582 

VALLE family. 64-296 

VAN BIBBER family. 64-1307 

VAN DOREN family. 65-969 

VAN DYKE family. 65-976 

VAN MATER family. 65-1598 

VAN NORMAN family. 65-1989 

VAN WAGENEN family. 65-1581 

WADSWORTH family. 64-917 

WALLACE family. 64-1222 , 65-882 

WARDEN family. 64-1439 

WARDWELL family. 65-876 

WARFIELD family. 65-882 

WARNER family. 64-1184 

WARREN family. 65-1003 

WASHINGTON family* 65-976, 65-1022 

WATERS family. 65-1027 

WATSON family. 65-626, 65-962 

WELDON family. 64-1191 

WERTH family. 65-969 

WEST family. 65-1072 

WHEELER family. 65-640 

WHITE family. 65-1357 

WHITEHEAD family. 64-1179 

WHITFIELD family. 64-1188 

WHITING family. 65-976 

WHITMAN family. 65-1357 

WHITTEMORE family. 65-646 

WTLLARD family. 63-247 

WILLIAMS family. 65-399, 65-1072 

WILLIS family. 65-1025 

WILSFOKD family. 65-882 

WIMBERLEY family. 64-1188 

WINTER family. 65-968 



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GENEALOGY (Continued) 
WITHERS family. 65-969 

WITHERSPOON family. 64-390 

WOOD family. 65-660 

WOODBURY family. 63-335, 64-1585 

WOODS family. 65-882, 65-962 

WOODWARD family. 65-976 

WORSHAM family. 65-877 

WRIGHT family. 65-664 

YERKES family. 65-1357 

YOUNGS family. 64-899 

By place 

ALABAMA. 64-699 

CONNECTICUT. 64-217, 65-1995 

FRANCE. 64-449 

ILLINOIS. 65-689 

INDIANA 65-689 

MAINE. 65-1963 

MARYLAND. 63-116 

MASSACHUSETTS. 64-217 

MICHIGAN. 65-212, 65-590, 65-1328 
65-1354, 65-1357 

MISSOURI. 64-296 

NEW JERSEY. 65-1598, 65-1625 

NEW YORK. 64-864, 64-899, 65-60, 65-1840 

PENNSYLVANIA 65-19, 65-1598 

SOUTHERN States. 63-73 

TENNESSEE. 64-1192 

UTAH. 65-1791 

VIRGINIA 65-962, 65-967, 65-976, 65-1018 
65-1022 ' 

End of entries for 

GENEALOGY 

GENERAL Armstrong (Ship) 65-180 

GENERAL Education Board. 64-993, 64-1324 

GENERAL Electric Company. 65-496 

GENERAL Federation of Women's Clubs 
65-840, 65-934 

GENERAL Land Office see U. S. -General 
Land Office 

GENERAL Missionary Society of the Western 
District of the State of New York. 64-1593 

GENERAL Motors Corporation. 64-1469 

GENERAL Society of Mayflower Descendants 
see Society of Mayflower Descendants 

GENERAL stores. 64-56 

see also Company stores; Merchants 

Alabama. 64-1055 

Alaska. 65-1037 

Canada. 65-1037 

Georgia. 65-1859 

Maine. 65-1557, 65-1973 



Massachusetts. 64-1 

Michigan. 64-1486, 65-306, 65-402, 

65-403, 65-405, 65-504, 65-578, 65-589, 
65-643, 65-1348 

Nebraska. 34-1276 

New Jersey. 65-1599, 65-1640, 65-1645 
65-1676, 65-1695 

^wSfc.vZ?*' M - 989 ' 64 - 1084 ' 

North Dakota. 65-756 

Oklahoma. 63-265 

Pennsylvania. 65-826 

South Carolina. 63-309 

Tennessee. 64-1176, 64-1181 

Virginia. 65-989 

GENERAL Theological Seminary of the 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the United 
States, New York City. 65-92 

GENERALS (U. S. Army) 

Civil War. 63-165, 63-179 

Papers, 1833-1927. 65-950 
GENES see Heredity 
GENESEE Co., Mich. 

General stores. 65-578 

Medical Society. 65-353 

Tax records. 65-658 
GENESEE Co. , N. Y. 

Land companies. 65-1523 
GENESEE, Mich. 

Treasurer. 65-306 

GENESEE region, N. Y. 64-873 

GENESEE River, Lackawanna & Pittsburgh 
Railroad. 64-815 .--,*" 

GENESEE Valley CanaL 64-924 

GENESEO, N. Y. 

Travel and description. 64-873 

GENETIC Experiment Station, Smith College 
Northampton, Mass. 63-12 

GENETICS. 63-12 

see also Biology 

GENEVA N. Y. 

Fruit growing and trade. 64-930 

Hobart College. 64-353 

Personal papers. 64-857 

GENEVA Switzerland 

Institute of International Relations. 65-1216 

International Labor Office see International 
Labor Office 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
63-297 

GENTrO-urinary diseases. 65-1542 

GENOA Italy 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-1282 



Travel and description. 64-1217 

The GENTLEMAN'S magazine (London) 
65-1876 

GENTLEMEN prefer blondes (Theatrical pro- 
duction) 64-1614 

GENTRY, Susie, collector. 64-1184 

GENTRY, T. N. 64-760 

GEODESY. 64-779, 65-1719 

see also Longitude 

GEODETIC Survey, U. S. Coast and see 
U. S. —Coast and Geodetic Survey ~~ 

GEOGRAPHICAL distribution of animals and 
plants see Ecology 

GEOGRAPHICAL names see Place names 

GEOGRAPHY. 65-737 

Societies. 65-1719 

China. 64-879 

Japan. 64-879, 65-67 

Latin America. 65-1080 

New Mexico. 65-1771 

Oceania. 65-1814 

GEOGRAPHY, Mathematical see Geodesy 

GEOGRAPHY, Physical 

Virginia. 63-378 

GEOLOGICAL Society of Boston, Mass. 
65-1300 

GEOLOGICAL Survey, U. S. 64-51,65-1076 
65-1300 

GEOLOGY. 64-51, 64-266, 64-543, 64-562, 
64-580, 65-321, 65-332, 65-356, 85-542 

Expeditions. 65-23 

Lectures. 64-839, 65-654, 65-1300 

Maps 

Texas. 65-812 
School notebooks. 65-666 
Societies 

Massachusetts. 65-1300 
Surveys 

Colorado. 65-1783 

New Jersey. 65-1661 

Teachers and teaching. 64-230. 65-654 
65-1300 

By place 

British Columbia. 65-1815 

Canada. 65-1766 

Chile. 65-1815 

Guadalupe Island. 65-1815 

Maine. 65-332 

Massachusetts. 64-217, 65-923 

Michigan. 65-327, 65-331, 65-542 

Mississippi Valley. 64-266 

Missouri. 64-266 

Missouri Valley. 64-266 



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GEOLOGY (Continued) 

New Jersey. 65-1596, 65-1696 

New Mexico. 65-1771 

Puerto Rico. 65-1815 
GEOMETRY 

School notebooks. 65-1636 
GEOPHYSICS 

see also Seismology 

Societies. 65-1300 

GEOPOLITICS. 65-900 

GEORGE n, King of Great Britain, 1683-1760. 
64-956 

GEORGE m, King of Great Britain, 1738-1820. 
63-36,63-364,64-47,64-63 

GEORGE IV, King of Great Britain, 1762-1830. 
64-63 

GEORGE V, King of Great Britain, 1865-1936. 
64-1300 

GEORGE, Mrs. D. A. 64-1185 

GEORGE, David Lloyd see Lloyd George, 
David, 1863-1945 

GEORGE, Henry, 1861-1916. 65-648 

GEORGE, John P. 63-83 

GEORGE, Stefan Anton, 1868-1933. 63-65 

GEORGE, Walter Franklin, 1878-1957. 
65-463 

GEORGE, William Orrtlle, 1811-1869. 65-987 

GEORGE C. Marshall Space Flight Center, 
HuntsvUle, Ala. 64-1583 

GEORGE Canning (Ship) 64-1394 

GEORGE Custer Post No. 7, Grand Army of 
the Republic, Omaha, Neb. 65-1465 

GEORGE family. 65-987 

GEORGE Junior Republic, Freeville, N. Y. 
64-893 

GEORGE Peabody College for Teachers, 
Nashville, Tenn. 65-476 

GEORGE Washington Bicentennial Celebration, 
1732-1932. 65-713 

GEORGE Washington University, Washington, 
D. C. 64-884 

Board of Trustees. 65-149 

GEORGETOWN College, Georgetown, D. C. 
see Georgetown University, Washington, 
D. C. 

GEORGETOWN, Colo. 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1190 

Personal papers. 65-1783 
GEORGETOWN Co. , S. C. 

Plantations. 63-313 
GEORGETOWN, D. C. 

see also Washington, D. C. 

Grain trade. 63-342 
Personal papers. 64-763 



Tobacco trade. 63-342 
GEORGETOWN District, S. C. 

Personal papers. 64-650 

Plantations. 63-317 
GEORGETOWN, Ky. 64-1069 

GEORGETOWN, Me. 

Family papers. 65-1704 
GEORGETOWN, S. C. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-82 

Law practice. 64-1000 

Personal papers. 64-1121 
GEORGETOWN Township, Me. 

Land ownership. 65-181 
GEORGETOWN University, Washington, D. C. 

Eaculty members' papers. 65-900 
Students. 64-627 
GEORGIA. 65-1858 , 65-1859 

Agriculture. 64-422 

see also Georgia— Farms and farming; 
Georgia— Plantations 

Biography. 64-226 

Boundaries 

Florida. 64-407 

North Carolina and South Carolina. 
65-740 

Business papers. 64-590, 65-1859 

Census. 63-93 

Charitable work. 64-234, 64-987 

Churches and religious affairs 

Sunday schools. 64-987 

Baptist 64-1157, 65-190 

Episcopal. 63-103 

Methodist. 64-970 

Presbyterian. 65-1862 

Cities and towns. 64-1193 
Transportation. 64-225 

Civil War. 63-152, 64-231 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-332, 63-391, 64-243, 64-493, 
64-534, 64-613, 64-623, 64-770, 
64-1067, 64-1535, 65-1073, 65-1868, 
65-1871 

Civilian life. 64-493 

Defenses. 64-389 

Military service in. 63-350, 64-243, 
64-246, 64-403, 64-407, 64-490, 
64-493, 64-505, 64-577, 64-598, 
64-603,64-666,64-671,65-632 

Prisoners and prisons. 64-448 

Regiments see Georgia— Infantry 



Roster of companies. 64-221 

Soldiers from. 64-232, 64-403, 
65-1863, 65-1871 

Coasts. 64-506 

Colleges and universities. 63-409, 
64-1164, 65-876 

see also Georgia — University (Athens) 

Colonial period. 63-59 

British naval expeuitiou. 63-404 

Commissioner of Agriculture see Georgia— 
DepL of Agriculture 

Consular service (Spain) 63-115 

Cooperative communities. 64-1196 

Copper mln^p and waning , 64-450 

Cotton. 64-527 

Growing. 65-733 

Trade. 63-124, 64-615, 65-716, 
65-733 

Dairying. 64-422 

DepL of Agriculture. 64-422 

Economic conditions. 63-124 

Education. 63-103, 64-225 

Estates. 65-733 

Family papers. 64-1032 

18th to 20th centuries: 64-525, 65-718 

19th century. 64-220, 64-221, 64-385, 
64-497, 64-499, 64-506, 64-527, 
64-540, 64-639, 64-977, 65-1588, 
65-1859 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-386, 64-581, 
64-591, 64-646, 64-671, 65-1533, 
65-1862, 65-1870 

Farms and farming. 64-407, 64-493, 
64-1193 

see also Georgia— Plantations 
Food inspection. 64-422 
Fortifications. 64-506 
Garden clubs. 64-234 
Gardens. 64-234 
General stores. 65-1859 
Government. 65-1858 
Historical societies. 64-612 
Horses. 64-493 
Hotel* 64-223 

Tnrilanw 

Cherokees. 64-1287, 64-1354 

Industrial relations. 65-1216 

Infantry 

Phillips Legion. 64-403 
1st Regt, 1861-1862. 64-598 
6th Regt, 1861-1865. 65-1863 
8th Regt , 1861-1865. 65-716 
12th Regt, 1861-1865 
Company A. 64-232 



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GEORGIA 

Infantry (Continued) 

25th Regt, 1861-1865? 63-144 

42nd Regt, 1862-1865 

Company B. 65-1866 
47th Regt., 1862-1865. 63-144 
50th Regt., 1862-1865. 64-497, 65-1863 
65th Regt, 1863-1865 

Company D. 64-493 

Land. 64-297, 64-579, 64-1193, 65-394 
65-846 ' 

Legal documents. 64-232. 64-385 
64-1234, 65-733 

Transactions. 64-450 

Law.practice. 64-407, 64-544 

Legislature. 64-544 

Literacy. 64-1193 

Livestock. 64-1193 

Local government 64-389 

Medical practice. 64-385, 64-505, 64-591 

Merchants. 64-579, 65-730 

Military hospitals. 64-505 

Military service. 63-134 

Militia. 63-88 

Mines, mining and mineral resources 
64-460 

Missionary societies 

Baptists. 65-190 
Monuments. 65-713 
Naval service. 64-509 
Newspapers. 64-1163, 65-1613 
Orphanages. 63-409 
Personal papers 

18th century. 63-276 

19th century. 63-134, 63-286, 64-201 
64-231, 64-412, 64-457, 64-466 ' 
64-543, 64-673, 65-1530, 65-1859 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-607 
20th century. 64-233, 64-426, 64-588 
Pioneer life. 65-1859 

Plantations. 64-389, 64--407 64-1141 

65-716, 65-727, 65-730, 65-733 
Politics. 64-223, 65-1858 
Activities in. 63-385 
Letters relating to. 63-103, 65-730 
Organizations and parties 

Republican Party. 63-385 
Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 64-544, 65-727 
19th and 20th centuries. 64-224 
20th century. 64-1126 
Patronage. 65-1858 



Presidential campaigns, 1908. 65-1916 
Population. 64-1193 

B *e£iMo 63 " 41 ' 63 " 103, M - 389 ' 64 - 1203 - 

Construction and engineering. 65-1533 
Reconstruction. 63-385, 64-223, 64-389 
Revolution. 63-88, 64-593 
Rice. 64-1141 

Growing. 64-407, 64-1141 
Schools. 64-225, 64-389, 64-1193 

Kindergartens. 64-537 
Shipping records. 64-824, 65-730 
Slavery. 64-1193 

Records. 64-389 
Social life. 63-103, 64-226, 64-527, 65-730 
Spanish American War. 64-1246 
State Chemist. 64-230 
Students. 64-466, 64-660 



GERMAN Evangelical Synod of Missouri, Ohio, 
and Other States see Lutheran Church- 
Missouri Synod 

GERMAN language and literature 

Teachers and teaching. 65-259, 65-594 
65-1241, 65-1294, 65-1891 



see : also Georgia- University (Athens)- 
Students 

Teachers and teaching. 64-579,64-639 
Transportation. 64-225 

Travel and description. 63-59 63-131 
64-248, 64-674, 64-1179 

University (Athens) 64-219, 64-227 

Chancellor. 64-227, 64-229, 64-231 

Faculty members' papers. 64-398 
64-1032 ' 

Students. 63-89, 64-220, 64-230 

War of 1812. 63-222 

Wholesale trade. 64-579 

Women's organizations. 65-190 

GEORGIA Baptist Convention see Baptists- 
Georgia— Convention — - 

GEORGIA collection I: papers relating to 
SE^Jgg "• «««™-««. 1779- 

GEORGIA collection H: business, family and 
personal papers, 1800-87. 65-1859 



GEORGIA Historical Society. 64-612 

GEORGIA Military Institute 

Students. 64-466 

GERAGHTY, James M. , 1870- 65-1049 

GERLACH, Walter. 65-1718 

GERMAIN, George Sackville, 1st viscount 
Sackville see Sackville, George Sackville 
Germain, 1st viscount, 1716-1785 

GERMAN-American League for Culture 
63-232 

GER * IAN Artillery (South Carolina Militia) 

GERMAN Christian Agricultural and Benevolent 
«T e «„°' ° ra et Labora . Bay Port, Mich. 

GERMAN drama. 63-230, 65-1079 



GERMAN Legion. 65-2005 

GERMAN Reformed Church, Fayette, N. Y. 
formerly Bearytown, N. Y. ) 64-1593 

GERMAN Reformed Church (0 S. ) see Re- 
formed Church in the United Stater* 
GERMAN-Russian colony, Lincoln, Neb. 

GERMAN Stock Company, Milwaukee, Wis. 

GERMANIC languages and literature. 65-259 
GERMANS in Russia. 65-1509 

GE 65^0« inthe U * "■ 63 - 30 ' •** 65 - 1509 . 
Lutheran missions. 64-187 
World War L 65-594, 65-1739 

By place 
Michigan. 65-364 
Nebraska. 65-1509 
North Carolina. 64-670 
Ohio. 63-157, 63-171, 64-952 
Pennsylvania. 64-952 
Texas. 64-744 
GERMANY 

see also Prussia 

Am 6£l5 C 24 ,Patl0n ' 1918 - 1930 - 64-1514, 

AU 6f-94T lPatl0n ' 1M5 - 1955 - 64 -165, 

Archives. 64-179 

Army. 63-380 

Art and artists. 65-2000 

Banks and banking. 64-131 

Chemical affairs. 65-1311 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist World Congress, Berlin, 1934. 

Lutheran. 63-33 
Colleges and universities. 64-71 
Consular service (Texas) 64-744 
Consular service (U. S. ) 63-347 
Council of Foreign Ministers (1954) 65rl061 
Family papers. 65-234,65-1382,65-1562 
Folksongs. 64-179 
Foreign relations 

With Italy see Axis powers 
Foreign relations (U. S. ) 64-764 
Fur trade. 65-673 
Hospitals. 65-966 
Industry. 65-942 



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GERMANY (Continued) 

Jewish refugees. 65-1737 

King's German Legion. 65-2005 

Letters from. 64-1075, 65-520, 65-2005 

Letters received in. 64-1216 

Maps. 64-289 

Medical affairs. 65-333 

Medical students (U. S. ) 65-188 

Medicine. 63-75 

Military science. 63-380 

Nazi period. 64-1313, 64-1615, 65-507, 
65-598 

see also Nazis 
Personal papers. 63-136 
Politics 

1848. 65-259 

Hitler's rise. 65-1079 

see also Germany— Nazi period 

Relief and rehabilitation, 1921-1923. 
64-962 

Rocket development. 64-1583 

Shipping records. 64-824, 64-1215 

Students (0. S. ) 64-645, 64-882, 64-927, 
64-1490, 65-437, 65-1900 

Technological mission from the United 
States. 65-900 

Travel and description. 53-247, 64-607, 
64-769, 64-846, 65-1661 

Travels from. 64-5 

Trusts, Industrial. 65-942 

World War I 

Causes and pre-war conditions. 65-1923 
Military service (U. S. ) 64-1524 
Postwar period. 64-1514, 64-1524 

World War II 

Postwar period. 64-71, 64-165, 65-46, 
65-942 

Relief to war victims. 64-71 

Reparations. 65-48 

Zionism. 65-1739 

GERMANY (Territory under Allied Occupation, 
1945-1955. U.S. Zone) 

Office of Military Government. 65-942 

GERMS see Bacteria; Bacteriology 

GERNON, Blaine Brooks. 65-1664 

GEROLT, — , baron. 65-678 

GERONIMO, Apache chief, 1829-1909. 64-8 

GEROULD, Katharine Fullerton, 1879- 
65-871 

GERRARD, Betty C. 65-1472 
GERRY, Elbridge, 1744-1814. 63-375 

GERRY, Elbridge Thomas, 1837-1927. 
64-1344 



GERSTENBERG, Alice, 1885- 65-1998 

GERTZ, Elmer. 65-1958 

GESAMTJUNGLINGSVEREIN, St. Louis, Mo. 
63-23 

GESELL, Robert, 1886-1954. 65-276 

GESSNER, Robert, 1907- 65-1372 

GEST, Erasmus, 1820-1908. 63-256 

GETTYSBURG and Black Tavern Turnpike. 
65-915 

GETTYSBURG Campaign, 1863. 64-232, 
64-1151 

GETTYSBURG, Pa. 

Battlefield 

Monuments. 65-713 

Preservation of. 65-93 

Civil War 

Battle of, 1863. 63-145, 63-223, 63-353, 
63-408, 64-57, 64-571, 64-1151, 
65-93 

Confederate Army camp. 64-444 

Maps. 65-946 
History (Notes, etc ) 65-915 
Law practice. 65-915 

GEYER, Henry Sheffie, 1790-1859. 64-275, 
64-282, 65-679 

GHANA (formerly Gold Coast) 63-147 
GHENT, Treaty of, 1814 

Commissioners. 63-336 
GHnUNGHELU, Antonio. 64-1598 

GHOLSON, Thomas Saunders, 1808-1868. 
63-63 

GIBBES, Eliza Ford see Holmes, Eliza 
Ford (Globes) 

GIBBES, Lewis R. 64-1552 

GIBBES, Robert Wilson, 1809-1866. 63-132 

GIBBES, W. S. 65-724 

GIBBONS, A. S. 64-729 

GIBBONS, James. 65-685 
GIBBONS, Robert. 65-228 
GIBBONS, Sarah Cloud. 64-729 

GIBBONS, Thomas. 65-1626 
GIBBONS, William. 65-1626 
GIBBONS, William Heyward. 65-1626 
GIBBONS family. 65-1626 
GIBBS, Ellen. 64-892 

GIBBS, Fanny. 64-892 

GIBBS, George, 1815-1873. 65-1155 

GIBBS, Lillian. 64-352 

GIBBS, Oliver Wolcott see Gibbs, Wolcott, 
1822-1908 



GIBBS, Wolcott, 1822-1908. 64-963 , 64-1556 

GIBBS family. 64-1068 
GIBRALTAR 

Travel and description. 63-234 

GTBRAN, Khalil, 1883-1931. 64-579 

GIBSON, Edwin Thomas, 1884-1959. 64-870 

GIBSON, Elizabeth E. see Evans, Elizabeth 
E. (Gibson) 

GIBSON, George D. , collector. 65-1144 
GIBSON, JohnW., 1910- 65-111 
GIBSON, Kenneth R. , 1895- 65-277 
GIBSON, Sarah H. 63-291 

GIBSON, Wilfred Wilson, 1878-1962. 64-150 
GIBSON Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc) 64-1193 
GIBSON family 

Genealogy. 64-1180 
GIBSON, Pa. 

Letters received in. 65-746 

GIDDINGS, Franklin Henry, 1855-19S1. 
64-1314 

GIDDINGS, Joshua Reed, 1795-1864. 63-254 

GIDDINGS, M. A. 64-1436 

GIDDINGS, OrrinN. , b. 1814. 64-1511 

GIDDINGS family. 64-1436 

ODE, Andre Paul Guillaume, 1869-1951. 
64-92, 64-730 

GIEN (E. J. ) Bion & compagnie. 64-261 

GIFFORD, EdsonP. , b. 1832. 65-552 

GIFFORD, Sanford Robinson, 1892-1944. 
65-1538 

The GIFT (Dar) by Vladimir Nabokov. 
65-921 

GIFT funds. 65-511 

GILA Apaches 

Military campaigns against. 63-355, 
65-1824 
GILA Co. , Ariz. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1781 
GILA Expedition, 1857. 65-1824 

GILBERT, Angelina Bingham. 64-1440, 
65-1373 

GILBERT, Cass, 1859-1934. 63-349 , 65-1340 

GILBERT, Edwin. 65-1099 

GILBERT, George B. 64-946 

GILBERT, Grove Karl, 1843-1918. 64-100 

GILBERT, Julia Finch. 63-349 

GILBERT, Mahlon Norrls, Bp. , 1848-1900. 
6 3-237 

GILBERT; Rufus Henry. 65-1520 



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GILBERT, Samuel. 63-349 

GILBERT, Thomas. 64-1440 

GILBERT, Thomas Dwight, 1815-1894. 
65-618, 65-1373 

GILBERT Elevated Railway, New York City. 
od—1520 

GILBERT family. 63-237, 63-349 

GTLDART, Elizabeth F. see Eggleston. 
Elizabeth F. (GUdartF - BKUSSton ' 



GILDER, Helena. 65-2007 
GILDER, Jane (Nutt) 65-839 
GILDER, Jeanette Leonard, 1849-1916. 

GILDER, Joseph B. , 1858-1936. 65-2012 

^W^^So, 1844 - 1909 - M " 137 ' 

aB 2E?2Z^ e ~ t -~- 1877 - 

GILDS see Guilds 
GILES, Barney M. 64-1557 
GILES, Ella see Ruddy, Ella (Giles) 1851-1915 
GILFORD Co. , N. C. 
Slavery 

Emancipation. 65-723 
GILHAM, Daniel C. 63-384 
GILKEY, Charles Whitney, 1882- 64-93 
GILHES MUL 64-562 
GILL, Charles. 64-871 
GILL, Corrlngton. 65-948 
GILL, Sir David, 1843-1914. 63-384 
GILL, Eric, 1882-1940. 64-150, 65-1077 
GILLEN, Martin James, 1872-1943. 65-1347 
GILLESPIE, David. 64-1013 
GILLESPIE, Dorcas (Mumpherd) 64-1013 
GILLESPIE, James, 1764-1805. 64-1013 
GILLESPIE, James Smiley. 64-1026 
GILLESPIE, Sarah (Street) 64-1013 
GILLET, John, 17967-1847. 64-245 
GILLETT, Emma see Oglesby, Emma (Gillett) 
GILLETT, John Dean, 1819-1888. 64-245 
GILLETT, Lemira (Parke) 64-245 
GILLETT family. 64-245 
GILLETTE, Guy Mark, 1879- 65-168 

GILLETTE, William Hooker, 1853-1937 
64-713, 65-1215 

GILLETTE-Herzog Manufacturing Company of 
Minneapolis, Houghton, Mich7 65-1312 



GHXHOUSE, Eva Oienna. 65-1803 
GILLIAM, Robert B. 63-373 
GILLMAN, Ann (Harding) d. 1860. 64-957 
GILLMAN, James, 1782-1839^ 64-967 
GILLMAN, James, 1808-1877. 64-957 

GILLMORE, Quincy Adams, 1825-1888. 
65-950 

GILLMORE, Ruth Miriam. 64-819 

GILLMORE family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

OILMAN^ Caroline (Howard) 1794-1888. 

"uSs* ^T*? 1 "** (stetso => 186 °- 

1835. 64-714, 65-1160 

OILMAN, Daniel Coit, 1831-1908. 64-767 
64-1381, 64-1500, '64-1511, 65-437 ' 

OILMAN, Nicholas, 1755-1814. 64-1567 
OILMAN (O. B. ) Cracker Company. 64-1297 
OILMAN, OsmanB. 64-1297 
OILMAN, Samuel, 1791-1858. 63-81. 65-1243 

GILMER, Emma Walker see Breckinridge 
Emma Walker (GilmerT - ' 

GILMER, Jane Grace (Preston) 65-97t 
^fctfsoii J6remy Fra " Cls ' "18-1883. 
GILMER, Josephine. 64-1014 
GII 64^6 L ° UiSa Fredcrlta (Alexander) 

^^er^J ^^^'^- 
GILMER, Love (Banner) 64-1014 
GILMER, Robert D., 1858-1925. 64-1014 
GILMER, Salisbury & Company. 65-1786 
GILMOUR, C. P. 64-1157 
GIMBEL, Bernard. 65-47 
GINDER, Henry, 1831-1922. 64-1209 
GINGRICH, Felix Wilbur, 1901- 64-813 

GD ^ L * Go ? ert < ie > IstearlofAthlone see 
fSoT703 GO<lertdeGinte1 ' lst ^0f,- 
GDJN and Company. 64-240 
GIRARDBank, Philadelphia, Pa. 65-1670 

GIRLS' schools see Schools, and names of 
schools or places In which they are located 

GDtVIN, Mary E. 64-627 

OSBORNE, John. 63-52 

GBBORNE, Maria (James) 1770-1836. 63-52 
QSLINGHAM, Eng. 64-34 

GIST, Mordecai, 1742-1792. 63-49 

GITTERMANN, John C. 65-1517 



GrmNGS, JohnS. 64-768 

GLADDEN, Washington, 1836-1918. 64-1500 

GLADSTONE, William Ewart, 1809-1898. 
63-55, 63-207, 64-45, 64-767 

GLANCE Mining Company. 64-13 

GLASGOW, Alexander. 64-751 

GLASGOW, Alexander M. 64-751 

GLASGOW, Cassias. 64-1496 

GLASGOW, Ellen Anderson Gholson, 1873- 
1945. 64-216 . 64-1334, 65-1934 

^"StS Fra ° k ThDmaS ' 185 *-1<«7- 
GLASGOW, Robert. 64-751 
GLASGOW, Mrs. William. 64-309 
GL £S WUUamA »*™on, 1825-1910. 

GLASGOW family. 64-216, 64-751, M-m? 
GLASGOW, Ky. 

Business and personal papers. 63-133 
GLASGOW, Scot. 

family papers. 65-748. 

Hour and grain trade. 63-342, 64-907 

Merchants. 65-961 

Shipping records. 64-897 

Tobacco trade. 63-342 

Travel and description. 64-580 

G %, C £- e 5 r 4 1858 - 1946 - "-97,64-778, 
GLASS, Presley T. 65-888 
GLASS Creek Grange No. 425 (Mich. ) 65-1346 
GLASS industry and trade 

Prices. 64-372 

Europe. 63-309 

South Carolina. 63-309 

° I S OAatoy ' Glassboro, N. J. 

GLASSBORO, K J. 

Personal papers. 65-1653 
GLAZE, Elizabeth. 64-978 
GLAZE family. 64-978 
GLAZIER, Frank P., 1862-1922. 65-630 
GLEASON, Sarah, d. 1930. 63-238 
GLEN Qra, Va. 

Personal papers. 64-1060 

GLEN Ridge, N. J. 

Letters received in. 64-588 

C1 ^i.s^ ngB Hote1 ' WatklnB o^ N - *• 



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GLENDALE, Ohio 

Christ Episcopal Church. 63-178 

Maple Knoll Hospital and Home (formerly 
Hospital and Home for the Friendless) 
63-170 

GLENN, Mary L. see Brown, Mary L. 
(Glenn) 

GLENN, Robert B. 65-711 

GLENNON, John Joseph, Abp. , b. 1862. 

64-333 
GLEVERING Hall, Suffolk, Eng. 64-62 

GLICK, Philip M. 65-51 

GLIDDON, George Robins, 1809-1857. 
64-1580 

GLOBES 

see also Maps 

Manufacture and trade. 64-794 

GLOUCESTER Circuit Auxiliary to the 
Missionary Society of the Philadelphia 
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal 
Church 

Missionary Society. 65-1653 
GLOUCESTER City, N. J. 65-1631 
GLOUCESTER Co. , N. J. 

Land. 65-1598 
GLOUCESTER Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 
Family papers. 64-1230 

GLOVER, Amelia Walton see Alcorn, Amelia 
Walton (Glover) 

GLOVER, Augusta (Patten) 64-769 

GLOVER, Samuel T. 64-282 
GLUCKE family. 64-459 
GLUICK family: 64-459 
GLUYAS, John, 1796-1858. 64-507 
GLUYAS, Mary. 64-507 
GLUYAS family. 64-507 
GLYCERINE. 65-1755 
GLYNN Co. , Ga. 

Land 

Legal documents. 64-1234 

GODDARD, Charles B. 65-905 

GODDARD, Edwin Charles, 1665^1942. 
65-278 

GODDARD, Lillian R. 65-278 



GODDARD, Madeleine (Vinton) see Dahlgren, 
Madeleine (Vinton) 1825-1896 

GODDARD family. 65-841 
Genealogy. 65-278 

GODFREY, Carlos Emmor. 65-1627 



GODFROY, Gabriel. 65-451 

GODOLPRTN, Charles, 1648 (ca.)-1720. 
64-94 

GODWIN and White, StatesvlUe, N. C. 
64-617 

GOEBBELS, Joseph, 1897-1945. 64-1313, 
64-1615 

GOERING, Hermann, 1893-1946. 64-1313 

GOETHALS, George Washington, 1858-1928. 
65-1827 

GOETHE, Johann Wolf gang von, 1749-1832. 

GOETZ, Augustus. 64-1606 

GOETZ, Ruth (Goodman) 1912- 64-1606 

GOFF, Guy Despard, 1867-1933. 63-325, 
65-913 

GOFF, Helen. 65-1495 
GOGEBIC Co. , Mich. 

County records. 65-416 
GOLD, Julia (Pipkin) 64-508 
GOLD, Pleasant Daniel, 1833-1920. 64-508 
GOLD accounts. 65-1175 

Transactions. 65-1152 

GOLD clause. 64-798 

GOLD Coast 63-147 

GOLD discoveries see Gold mines and mining 
and subdivision Gold rush under names of 
places 

GOLD Dredging Company, Bowers Seattle- 
Yukon. 65-1053 

GOLD Hill, Nev. 

Fire companies and departments. 65-1145 
Gold mines and mining. 65-1186 
Silver mlnA* and mining. 65-1186 
Unions. 65-1153 

GOLD mines and mining. 64-368, 64-1038 
see also Prospecting 
Machinery. 63-128 
Alaska. 64-1268, 65-1765, 65-1780 

California. 64-237, 64-336, 65-288, 
65-952, 65-1525 

see also California — Gold rush period 
Colorado. 64-892, 65-288, 65-293 
Idaho. 65-1598 
Nevada. 65-1173, 65-1186 
North Carolina. 64-507, 64-550 
South Africa. 64-1300 

Utah. 65-1791 

GOLD mining papers, ca. 1850-1900 
(Manuscript collection) 65-1525 _ 

GOLD Pan Mining Company, Breckinridge, 
Colo. 64-892 



GOLD rushes see subdivision under name of 
place, e. g.~~ California— Gold rush period 

GOLDEN, John, 1874-1955. 64-1620, 65-1064 
GOLDEN era (Periodical) 65-844 
GOLDEN Gate Bridge, San Francisco, Calif. 

Construction. 65-2011 
GOLDFTELD, Nev. 

First Presbyterian Church 
Sunday School. 65-1146 
Mining companies' records. 65-1147 
Surveys and surveying. 65-1133 
GOLDMAN, Albert, 1898-1961? 64-1607 
GOLDMAN, Emma, 1869-1941 65-636 
GOLDSBORO, N. C. 

Goldsboro Rifles. 65-1531 

Personal papers. 64-473, 64-508, 64-631 

GOLDSBOROUGH, Charles Washington, 1779- 
1843. 64-521 

GOLDSBOROUGH, Louis Malesherbes, 1805- 
1877. 64-677 

GOLDSCHMTDT, Jenny Llnd see Lind-Gold- 
sehmidt, Jenny Maria, 1820^1887 

GOLDSCHMTDT, Otto, 1829-1907. 65-859 

GOLDSMTTHING 

New York. 64-849 

GOLDWYN, Samuel, 1862- 64-1618 

GOLF clubs 

Michigan. 65-1322 

GOLSCHMANN, Vladimir. 64-328 

GOMBERG, Moses, 1866-1947. 64-1515, 
65-486, 65-1397 

GOMER House, Teddington, Eng. 64-796 

GOMPERS, Samuel, 1850-1924. 64-159, 
64-738, 64-771, 64-1271, 64-1474 

GONDRA, Manuel E. 65-1790 

GONDRIN, Louis Antolne de Pardalllan, due 
d'Antln see Antln, Louis Antolne de 
Pardalllan de Gondrin due d', 1665-1736 

GONICK, Samuel. 65-1355 

GONZALEZ ORTEGA, Jesse, 1822-1881. 
65-2013 

GOOCH family 

Genealogy. 65-962 

GOOCHLAND Co, , Va. 63-125 
County records. 65-1017 
Family papers. 64-797, 65-916 

GOOD family 

Genealogy. 65-300 
GOOD Hope, Cape of see Cape of Good Hope 
GOOD housekeeping (Periodical) 64-1596 



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GOOD Neighbor League. 65-39 
GOOD Roads Tour, 1909. 64-434 

GOOD Templars, International Order of see 
International Order of Good Templars 

GOODALE, George. 65-228 
GOODALES Corner, Me. 

Personal papers. 64-399 
GOODALL, Charles P. 65-1006 
GOODE family 

Genealogy. 65-1862 

GOODHUE, Grace see Coolidge, Grace 
(Goodhue) 1879-1957 

GOODLAND, Walter Samuel, 1867-1947. 

GOODLOE, A. T. 64-1185 

GOODLOE, Mrs. C. A. 64-1185 

GOODLOE, Caswell A. 64-1185 

GOODLOE, Daniel Reaves, 1814-1902 
64-1542 

GOODLOE, Hallum Wood, 1869-1956 
64-1185 

GOODMAN, Edward. 64-53 

GOODMAN, Philip, 1855-1940. 64-1606 

GOODMAN, Reuben Smith, clergyman. 

GOODMAN, Ruth see Goetz, Ruth (Goodman) 
GOODMAN, Tobias, 1814-1880. 64-617 

GOODNIGHT, Charles, 1836-1929. 64-752 
65-806 ~— ' .. '— ' 

GOODNIGHT, Cloyd, 1881-1932. 65-325 

GOODNIGHT vs. the U. S. and the Comanche 
Indians. 64-752 "*uiure 

GOODNOW, Frank Johnson, 1859-1939. 
dO — loUo 

GOODRICH, Adelaide Eunice see Goodrich. 
Eunice, fl. 1870-1920 

GOODRICH, Blake. 65-1860 

GOODRICH, Calvin, 1874- 65-279 

GOODRICH, Carter. 65-81 

GOODRICH, Chauncey, 1759-1815. 64-202 
04—1372 ' 

GOODRICH, Edward Payson, 1842-1935. 
65-1350 

GOODRICH, Eunice, fl. 1870-1920. 64-95 

GOODRICH (Eunice) Company. 64-95 

GOODRICH, Frances. 64-1608 

GOODRICH, a C. 64-95 

GOODRICH, John Z. 65-178 

GOODRICH, Osman Dewey, 1808-1887 
65-280 



GOODRIDGE, Charles Fred, d_ 1930. 64-753 



GOODSPEED, Edgar Johnson, 1871-1962 
64-65, 64-813, * 64-1437 

GOODWILLIE, David L. 64-908 
GOODWIN, Allen, collector. 65-1963 

°°S3S Charl6S Carr ° U ' 1832 " 19 "- 

GOODWIN, John W. 64-587 
GOODWIN, R. J. 65 _ 1149 

GC|OTg William Watson, 1831-1912. 

GOODWYN, Elizabeth Norfleet see Ridley 

Elizabeth Norfleet (Goodwyn) 7 ' 

GOODWYN, Julia B. 65-973 
GOODWYN, Sarah A. 65-973 
GO °5 D -Io% R ' Edward Bassett, 1840-1899. 

GOODYEAR, EUsworth D. S. 65-1075 
GOODYEAR, J. J. 65 _ 1365 

CK ?5^5 a ' WatSOnAnd "™> 1839-1891. 
GOODYEAR family. 65-1075 
GOOSE Creek, S. C. 

SL James Church. 65-850 
GOPLEN, Arnold O. 65-767 

GORDON, Alexander. 65-1779 
GORDON, Armistead. 63-345 

GORDON, Eva. 64-1196 

GORDON, George A. 63-68 

GORDON, George Huntley. 64-957 

GORDON, James Wright, Jr. 65-281 

GORDON, James Wright, 1809-1853. 65-281 

GORDON, John Brown, 1832-1904. 63-97 
64-223, 64-224, 64-764, 65-1858 ' 

GORDON, John F. 65-1033 
GORDON, Samuel M. 65-1860 
GORDON, William A. 64-768 
GORDON family 

Genealogy. 64-1241 

GORDONSDALE, Fauquier Co., Va. 64-1241 
GORDONSVILLE, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 
GORE, Albert Arnold. 65-1103 
GORE, J. w. 64-1131 



GORE, Victor Michael, b. 1858. 64-1462 
GORE, Willard Clark. 65-532 
The GORE, Conn, see Susquehanna claim 
GOREE, Africa 

Trade. 64-1400 
GOREUK, Mordecal. 65-1064 
GORGAS, Joslah, 1811-1883. 64-623 
G0 6^4 WmiiUD <*»*■* 1854-1820. 
°°^9 Charles T., 1812-1801. 65-282. 
GORHAM, John, 1783-1829. 65-1245 
GORMAN, Arthur Pue, 1839-1906. 64-1015 
GORHIE, Joseph 

Estate of. 65-748 
GORRINGE, Henry H. 65-779 
GOSE, Thomas P. 64-1259 
GOSHEN, N. Y. 

Letters from. 64-940 
GOSPEL messenger (Periodical) 64-1023 
GOSPORT, Ala. 

Letters from. 64-1006 

GOSPORT Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Va. see 
Confederate States of America-Navy 4a7d. 
Gosport^ Va.; U. S. -Norfolk Nava7 ^ 
Shipyard, PorttMouth, Va. 

GOSS, Albert S. , 1882-1950. 64-1269 

GOSSE Sir Edmund William, 1849-1928 
63-99, 64-1332, 65-594, 65-908 



GOTTSCHALK, Laura R. 64-150 
GODDSMIT, Samuel. 65-1718 
G °65 1 ^54 AUgUStUS Addi80n . 1805-1866. 

^B?™^ 3 ^ AptlK>rp ' 18 24-1896. 
63-384, 64-963, 64-1556 

GOULD, Jay, 1836-1892. 63-340 
GOURDM, Robert Newman. 65-925 
GOURDDf, Theodore, 1764-1826. 63-287 
GOURDIN, Theodore, d. 1866 

Estate of. 63-287 
GOVERNMENT see Political science 
GOVERNMENT agencies. 64-938 , 65-487 
see also names of agencies under juris- 
dictions, e.g. u. S. -Office of Education 

GOVERNMENT attorneys. 85-51,65-110 
65-126, 65-130, 65-135, BS-l^ 65-143' 

see also County attorneys; District 

attorneys; us. -Attorneys General ; 
U. S.— Solicitor General 

Nebraska. 65-1505 

Pennsylvania, 64-1144 



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GOVERNMENT employment and employees. 
64-804, 65-50 

see also Civil service; Public administration 

Expressmen. 65-810 
Recommendations of personnel. 65-1917 
Wages. 64-932 

Confederate States of America. 64-453 
Minnesota. 63-242 
GOVERNMENT insurance. 65-711 

GOVERNMENT ownership 

Public utilities. 64-1269, 64-1270, 64-1272 
65-1044, 65-1055, 65-1439, 65-1483 

GOVERNMENT regulation of prices see Price 
control 

GOVERNMENT relations with Indian tribes 
see Indians— Government relations; and 
names of Indian tribes 

GOVERNMENT Reports, U. S. Office ot 65-52 
GOVERNMENT service see Civil service 

GOVERNOR Shirley's War see King George's 
War, 1744-1748 

GOVERNORS 

see also subdivision Governor under names 
of States and also names of individual 
Governors 

Southern States. 63-66 

GRACE Church, New York City. 65-20 

GRACE Lutheran Church, Trenton, Neb. 
63-21 

GRADUATE study see Colleges and universi- 
ties—Graduate study 

GRAEBNER, Martin, 1879-1950. 64-813 

GRAEBNER, Theodore Conrad, 1876-1950. 
64-813 

GRAFF, Frederick, 1774-1847. 64-1373 

GRAHAM, Addle Mary (Kintner) .64-754 

GRAHAM, Alfrida Catherine WetenhaU Tillyard 
1883- 65-1844 

GRAHAM, Daniel, 1789-1869. 64-1182 

GRAHAM, Edward Kidder. 65-711 

GRAHAM, EdwinS., 1831-1899. 64-754 

GRAHAM, Frank Porter, 1886- 64-446, 
65-384 

GRAHAM, Frederick J. 65-1365 

GRAHAM, Gabriella Marie (De La Balmon- 
diere) Cunninghame, 1859-1906. 65-1848 

GRAHAM, GustavusA. 64-754 

GRAHAM, James Augustus, 1841-1908. 
64-1016 

GRAHAM, James Lorimer. 65-1595 

GRAHAM, John, of North Carolina? fl.1776- 
1786. 65-721 

GRAHAM, John Washington, 1838-1928. 
64-566 



GRAHAM, Joseph. 64-417 

GRAHAM, LUy see_ Frost, Lily (Graham) 

GRAHAM, Malcolm K. 64-754 

GRAHAM, Narcissus, 1762-1829. 64-1298 

GRAHAM, Richard, 1780-1857. 65-692 

GRAHAM, Robert, 1799 or 1800-1862. 64-754 

GRAHAM, Robert Bontine Cunninghame, 1852- 
1936. 65-1846, 65-1848, 65-1849 

GRAHAM, William Alexander, 1804-1875. 
63-373, 64-566, 65-721 

GRAHAM City Improvement and Land Company: 
64-754 ^^ 

GRAHAM family. 64-754, 65-692, 65-721 

GRAIN separators 

Patents. 65-1987 

GRAIN trade. 64-56, 64-1369 

see also Flour and feed trade; and names 
of grains, e. g. Barley; Wheat 

Georgetown, D. C. 63-342 
Nebraska. 65-1462 
New York City. 63-342 
North Carolina. 64-989, 64-1118 
North Dakota. 65-760, 65-776 
Scotland. 63-342 
Wisconsin. 64-1637 
GRAINGER Co., Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-1193 

GRAN conquista de Ultramar (Spanish prose 
epic) 64-143 

GRAND Army of the Republic 63-371, 
64-146, 65-659, 65-1319, 65-1440 

Convention, Detroit, Mich., 1882. 65-288 

National Encampments 

25th, Detroit, Mich., 1891. 65-1333 

Woman's Relief Corps see Woman's Relief 
Corps 

By department 

Dept. of Michigan. 65-1333 

C.J. Dickerson Post, Hillsdale. 
65-1333 

Lapeer Post No. 144. 65-1333 

Welch Post No. 137, Ann Arbor. 
65-1333 

Dept. of Nebraska 

George Custer Post No. 7, Omaha. 
65-1465 

McConihie Post No. 45, Plattsmouth. 
65-1481 

Dept. a North Dakota. 65-768 

James B. McPherson Post, No. 2, 
Bismarck. 65-768 

WordenPost, No. 12, Pembina. 65-768 



GRAND Banks 
Fishing. 64-80 

GRAND Forks, N. D. 

Personal papers. 65-789 

GRAND Haven, Mich. 65-255 

GRAND Island College, Grand Island, Neb. 
64-21 

GRAND juries 

Federal. 65-1689 

Michigan. 64-1510 

GRAND Portage, Minn. 65-1163 

GRAND Rapids Gas Company, Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 65-665 

GRAND Rapids, Mich. 65-620 
Business papers. 65-301 
Calvin College. 65-1351 
Carriage and wagon making. 65-401 
Churches and religious affairs 

Church of Christ. 65-256 

Presbyterian. 65-498 
Civic affairs. 65-352 
Clubs. 65-270 
Community associations. 65-1334 

Education. 64-1512 

Furniture Industry and trade. 65-552 

Gas companies. 65-665 

History (Notes, etc. ) 65-638 

International Molders' and Foundry Workers' 
Union of North America, Local 213. 
65-337 

Kindergarten Training School. 65-283, 
65-1353 l 

Law practice. 65-458, 65-584, 65-607 

Marble industry and trade. 65-390 

Medical practice. 65-554 

Negroes. 65-1334 

Newspapers. 65-342 

Personal papers. 64-1464, 65-334, 65-457, 
65-617 

Societies. 65-1367 

Taxation. 65-584 

Unions. 65-337 

GRAND Rapids times, Grand Rapids, Mich. 
65-342 

GRAND Rapids Urban League and Brough 
Community Association. 65-1334 

GRAND River Valley, Mich. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-498 
GRAND Traverse, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-543 
GRAND Traverse region, Mich. 

Agricultural societies. 65-1346 



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GRANDGENT, Charles Hall. 1862-1939 
65-1246 

GRANGE, Harold. 65-1941 

GRANGE see Patrons of Husbandry 

GRANGE League Federation see Cooperative 
Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc. 

GRANGER, Arthur Otis, b. 1846. 64-779 
GRANGER, Bradley F. 64-1429 
GRANGER, Gideon, 1767-1822. 65-679 
GRANGER, John. 64-873 
GRANGER, Levis. 65-1360 
GRANGER family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
GRANITE Cotton Factory. 64-1008 

GRANT, Claudius Buchanan, 1835-1921 

64-1469, 64-1500, 65-357, 65-531, 65-532, 
65-644 

GRANT, E. E. 65-2010 

GRANT, Elijah P. , 1810-1874. 64-97 

GRANT, Eliza (MltcheU) 64-580 

GRANT, F. C. 64-813 

GRANT, Frederick D. 63-246 

GRANT, Julia see Cantacuzene, Julia (Grant) 
Princess, 18?F 

GRANT, Percy. 65-91 

GRANT, Ulysses Simpson, Pres. U. S.. 1822- 
1885. 63-95 

Administration of. 65-1778 

As correspondent. 63-326, 63-340, 63-371 
63-397, 63-406, 64-325, 65-679, 65-681 ' 
65-892, 65-898, 65-930 

Autographs. 64-47, 64-63 

Description of. 65-468 

Military service under. 64-1035 

Relating to. 63-388, 65-878 
•GRANT, William. 65-1727 
GRANT Co., Minn. 

Teachers and teaching. 63-238 

GRANT Co., N.M. 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1788 

GRANT Memorial Association. 63-388 

GRANTS of land see land— Grants 

GRANVILLE, John Carteret, earl, 1690-1763 
65-1072 

GRANVILLE-SMITH, Jessica. 65-1160 

GRANVILLE Co. , N. C. 

Business correspondence. 64-590 

Family and personal papers. 64-431 
64t483, 64-«6, 64-515, 64-634, ' 
64-1090 

Medical practice. 64-509, 64-634 



GRANVILLE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
GRAPE juice. 64-945 
GRASS Lake, Mich. 
Civil War 

Civilian life. 65-625 
GRASS! George de see De Grassi, George 
GRASSLANDS 

Research on. 65-167 
GRATIOT, Charles, d. 1817. 64-314, -64-335 
GRATON & Knight Company. 64-240 
GRATTAN, Mich. 

Personal papers. 65-549 
GRATZ, Barnard, 1736 (ca.)-1801. 65-1723 
GRATZ, Michael, 1740-1811. 65-1723 
GRATZ, Rebecca, 1781-1869. 64-466, 
GRATZ family. 65-1723 
GRAUEN, Henry N. 65-170 
GRAVELTON, Ma 

Zlon Lutheran Church. 63-21 
GRAVERAET, Robert. 65-644 
GRAVES, Alfred Perceval, 1846-1931. 64-150 

(3l 6 V 5^1420 AnSOn R ° eerS ' Bp -' 1842-1932. 

GRAVES, Benjamin F. 64-1500,65-620 

GRAVES, Charles Iverson, 1838-1896. 
65-1533 

(3l 64^1271 Frai,kPle " ePOOt ' 1869 - 1956 - 
GR^S^Frederick Rogers, Bp., 1858-1940. 

GRAVES, Henry Solon, 1871-1951. 64-1299 
GRAVES, Margaret Rockwell Lea. 65-1533 
GRAVES, Margaruite. 65-1533 
GRAVES, Robert, 1895- 64-150 
GRAVES family. 65-1533 
GRAVESTONE records see Vital records 
GRAY, AlanE. 65-236 

GRAY, Asa, 1810-1888. 64-477, 64-562, 
64-1103, 65-654 

GRAY, Edwin, of Virginia, fl. 1776-1777. 
65-973 

GRAY, Henry L. 64-1269 
GRAY, Horace, 1828-1902. 64-1218 
GRAY, James. 65-973 
GRAY, JohnB. 64-278 



GRAY, John Hamilton. 65-1967 
GRAY, Lewis Cecil, 1881- 65-948 
GRAY, Samuel, of Windham, Conn. 64-195 
•GRAY, William. 63-374 
GRAY, William, of Lincoln, Neb. 65-1987 

GR &£l256 UiUn BemJ ' 181 °- 1888 - M-1255, 
GRAY and Pierce, Ann. 64-364 
GRAY Co. , Tex, 

Ranches. 65-804 
GRAY family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 
GRAYSON, GaryT. 65-940 
GRAYSON Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

GRAYSTONE Farm, Gaines Township, N. Y 
64-823 

GREAT Barrington, N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 
GREAT Basin 

Exploring expeditions. 65-1818 
GREAT Britain 

Act of Union, 180L 63-46 
Actors and actresses 

Costuming, etc 65-1761 
Admiralty. 65-8 
Agriculture. 63-46 
Amusements. 65-1879 

Anglo-American Caribbean Commission. 
65-66 

Army 

Administration, 63-148 

American Revolution see RevoluUon- 
MUitary papers-British 

1st Battalion of Guards. 65-826 

Nile Expedition, 1884-85. 63-147 

QH £ e "'o ln "" arT »*» Personal papers. 
63-138, 63-147, 63-148 J ** ws * 

In Africa. 63-147 

In Flanders (ca. 1692-1703) 65-1760 

In India. 63-39, 64-144 

In Persia. 63-42 
Art and artists. 64-1315 
Authors. 63-52, 64-796, 65-14 

Authors and publishers. 65-1112, 65-1845. 
65-2008 

Bankruptcy. 64-131 

Board of Trade. 63-288. 65-1148 

Companies Registration Office. 65-1804 
Booksellers and bookselling. 64-699 



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GREAT Britain (Continued) 
Calligraphy. 65-7 
Caribbean Commission. 65-66 
Choirs (Music) 65-859 
Churches and religious affairs 
see also Church of England 

Clergy. 64-62 

Conferences. 63-237 

Evangelism. 63-409 

Sermons. 64-59 

Suppression of recusancy. 65-1879 
By denomination 

Baptist 64-1160, 64-1554 

Friends. 65-153 

Methodist 64-69 

Claims in Pacific Northwest 65-1155 

Claims vs. Portugal. 64-778 

Coal wiiw and mining. 64-43 

Colleges and universities. 63-54, 63-207, 
65-186 

Colonies 

Missions. 63-142 

Trade. 64-80 

Africa. 63-147 

America. 63-111, 65-1877 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-1207 

Canada. 65-1766 

Far East 63-40, 63-112 

India. 63-54, 63-105 

West Indies. 64-59 

Commission merchants. 64-1033 

Companies Interested In foreign investments 
see Great Britain— Investments 

Companies Registration Office. 65-1804 

Confederate States of America purchasi n g 
agent In. 64-389 

Consular service (Hawaii) 65-1777 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-1020, 65-63, 
65-1553, 65-1576 

Cooperatives. 65-73 

Coronation of George V. 64-1300 

Cotton trade. 64-890, 64-1398 

County government and county records. 
65-1873 

Courts. 64-62, 64-174, 64-1235 

Diplomatic service 

In France. 64-169 

Diplomatic service (XI. S. ) 64-817, 
64-1348, 64-1568, 65-81, 65-847 

Assigned to the Netherlands, serving in. 
65-79 

Economic Interests and activities abroad 
see Great Britain— Investments 



Emigration 

To the United States. 64-944, 65-875 

To Virginia (Colony) 64-797 

Epidemics. 64-69 

Estate management 64-176, 65-1873 

Estates. 63-146, 64-34 

Family papers. 64-1012, 65-1074, 
65-1572, 65-1872, 65-1879 

Farm accounts. 64-174 

Fashions. 64-817 

Firearms industry and trade. 64-1288 

Fishery dispute with the United States. 
64-1585 

Flour industry and trade. 64-907 
Foreign Office. 64-169 
Foreign relations 

17th and 18m centuries. 65-1877 

18th century. 64-123 

19th century. 63-42, 63-138, 64-169 

Berlin Protocol, 1945. 65-48 

Napoleonic Wars. 63-109 

With the Confederate States of America. 
63-378, 65-1029 

With Egypt 63-147 

With the Far East 63-40, 63-112 

With Hawaii. 65-1777 

With the Netherlands. 65-1760 

With Spain. 63-100 

With the United States. 63-55 

18m century. 64-1062 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1315 

19th century. 64-T64, 65-1967 

20th century. 64-1291, 64-1577 

Fruit industry and trade. 64-259 

Fur trade. 64-172, 65-673 

Government and legislation. 64-141, 
65-1760, 65-1873, 65-1879 

History 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1068, 
65-1923 

Household accounts. 64-174 

Industry. 64-141 

Intelligence. 65-1877 

Investments and financial Interests 

In Mexico. 65-1790 

In the United States 

Cattle business. 65-1142 

Mining companies. 65-1148, 65-1156, 
65-1169, 65-1190 

The West 65-1804, 65-1817 

Jews. 64-1318 

Joint Commission for the Final Settlement 
of the Claims of the Hudson's Bay 
Company and Puget Sound Agricultural 
Company. 65-1155 



Justices of the peace. 65-1872 

Land. 64-1537 

Catholic Church. 64-34 

Church of England. 63-54 

Claims. 65-916 

Legal documents. 64-61, 64-62, 
65-1569, 65-1879 

Transactions. 64-34 

Law enforcement. 65-1873 

Lectures and lecturing. 65-1920 

Letters from. 65-715, 65-1798 

Letters from scientists In. 65-1311 

Libraries. 65-156 

Literature and literary affairs. 64-112, 
64-233, 64-810, 65-10, 65-14, 65-1198, 
65-1845, 65-1846, 65-1847, 65-1849 

Lords Commissioners for Trade and 
Plantations see Great Britain— Board 
of Trade 

Loyalists during American Revolution see 
Loyalists 

Manors. 63-54, 64-62, 64-174 

Medical practice. 65-1949 

Merchants. 63-345, 64-258, 64-259, 
64-1398, 65-1526, 65-1760 

Military affairs. 63-53, 63-109, 63-148, 
65-1760 

see also Great Britain— Army 

Invasion by France (Proposed) 64-166 
Naval affairs. 63-221, 65-8 

Rivalry with France. 64-956 
Navy. 63-404, 64-91, 64-344 

American Revolution. 63-53 

Logbooks. 65-1793 

Officers' papers. 63-221 

Personal papers. 65-803 
Nobility. 64-62, 64-817 
Office of Tents and Revels. 65-1879 
Orders In Council. 63-324 
Parliament, 63-55 

House of Lords. 64-62 
Patents. 64-16 

Periodicals. 64-45, 64-78, 65-1876 
Personal papers. 64-26, 65-179 
Politics 

17th to 20th centuries. 63-55 

17th and 18th centuries. 65-1877 
Elections. 63-46, 64-43, 64-1356 
Letters relating to 

17th century. 65-1560 

19th century. 64-112, 64-617, 64-873 
Papers of persons active in 

17th century. 64-94, 65-1072 



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GREAT BRITAIN 
Politics 

Papers of persons active in (Continued) 

17th and 18th centuries. 65-1760 
18th century. 63-111, 64-810 

18th and 19th centuries 63-46 

63-109, 63-138, 63-.142, 65-1591 
19th century. 63-38, 63-40 
Patronage. 63-55 
Prisoners and prisons. 64-43 
Privy Council. 64-196 . 65-1872, 65-1873 

Publishers and publishing. 63-146 

63-1347, 65-1085, 65-1845 
Railroads. 65-856 

Reciprocity Treaty with the United States 
(1854) 65-1967 

Rent. 65-1879 

Revels, Office of Tents and. 65-1879 

Schools. 64-796 

Science. 64-810 

Secretary of State for the Southern Dept. 
63-100 * 

Sheriffs. 65-1872, 65-1873 
Shipping. 63-100, 64-412, 64-1215 
64-1400 ' 

Records. 64-256, 64-824, 64-897 
Ships. 63-155 

Logbooks. 65-1793 

Silver mining companies. 65-1156 

Social life and customs. 63-273, 64-176 
64-817, 65-730 ' 

Southern Dept. see Great Britain-Secre- 
tary of State for the Southern Dept 

State Paper Office. 65-1877 

Stock exchanges. 65-1157 

^eV-ms 64 " 49 ' 64 ~ 117 ' 64 ~ 147 ' 65 " 1874 - 

Tobacco trade. 63-345 

Trade. 63-404, 64-123, 64-258 

With France. 65-240 

With India. 64-59 

With Mexico. 64-890 

With Russia. 63-46 

With South Carolina. 63-274 

With Southern States. 63-309 

With Spain. 63-100 

Travel and description. 64-769, 64-882 
65-155, 65-852 

18th century. 64-552, 64-556, 64-1217 

19th century. 63-247, 63-250, 64-552 
64-817, 64-977, 64-1180, 65-501 
65-748, 65-1007 

20th century. 64-967, 65-208, 65-319 
United States Ambassador to the Netherlands 

Serving in. 65-79 
Vital records. 64-217, 64-1235 



War of 1812. 65-1793 

Wine industry and trade. 64-259 

World War I 

United States soldiers in. 64-1116 
World War a 65-15, 65-279 
Conditions in. 65-175 

*"*£*£ °* United StoteS ""^rovers. 

Relief to war victims. 65-1458 

GREAT Falls and Conway Railroad. 64-395 
GREAT Lakes 

Shipbuilding and shipping. 64-1445, 65-639 
GREAT Lakes Institute. 64-21 
GREAT Lakes region 

Poetry. 65-509 

Travel and description. 65-1370 

GREAT Lakes-SL Lawrence Waterway see 

St. Lawrence Seaway =ss - 

GREAT Lakes Utilities Corporation. 64-691 
GREAT Nemaha Indian Agency. 65-1177 
Th 65^ 3 1 T PmDS ' by Rred AU)ert Stanoon- 



GREAT Plains Committee, U. S. 65-29 

GREAT Salt Lake region 

Indian raids and massacres. 64-575 
Surveys and surveying. 65-1791 
Travel and description. 65-1783 

GREAT Smoky Mountains. 64-1206 

GREECE (Ancient) 

Lectures (Notes, etc.) 65-1567 

GREECE (Modern) 

Economic assistance (U. S.) 65-117 
Naval service (U. S. ) 64-678 
Students (U. S.) 64-882 
War of Independence, 1821-1829. 65-1562 
GREEK language and literature. 64-1381 
Biblical. 64-813 



Teachers and teaching 
65-1278 



65-1244, 65-1266, 



GREELEY, Horace, 1811-1872. 65-907 

AB « C f r „ e , SPOndent - M " 336 . 63-406 64-784 
64-803, 64-1220, 65-89j£ 65-910 ' 

Autographs. 64-47 
GREELEY, Ida. 64-784 
GREELEY, William B. 64-908 
GREELEY & Gale, St. Louis, Mo. 65-691 
GREELY, Adolphus Washington, 1844-1935. 

"SSl A £SM lB " r)D « rt '- "»■*«■>- 

GREEN, Anne Corbin (Lomax) 65-968 



GREEN, Asa. 64-1585 

GREEN, David see Ben-Gurton, David, 1886- 

GREEN, Duff, 1791-1875. 64-186 64-343 
64-485, 64-510, 64-156B ' ™' 

GR 190l' Edmund Tisk see Kske. John, 1842- 

^fN^red Warren, 1872-1936. 64-1491 

£"£»• S^S- ^«' 65 - 287 > ««£ 

tESn ' W3H ' 65 * 387, 65 " 547 ' 

GREEN, Jennie Lovan. 65-1353 

GREEN, John S. 65-787 

GREEN, John Williams. 65-23 

GREEN, Jonathan. 63-400 

GREEN, Mrs. Joseph see Green, Sarah A. 

GREEN, Lenamay, 1869-1952. 65-887 

GREEN, Mary Rsk (Bound) see Stoughton, 
Mary JSsk (Bound) Green -""«■"■»» 

GREEN, Noah K. , 1808-1886. 64-1511 
GREEN, Paul, 1894- 64-728, 64-1536 
GREEN, Paul R., 1897- 65-1033 

GK 65™694 tobert a0Ckt0n * 1M1 " 1895 65-1628. 

GREEN, Ruth TuthilL 64-940 

GREEN, Sarah A, 65-1654 

GREEN, Theodore F. 65-57 

GREEN Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1863 
o*-755. 64-1017 

GR 6 ^^ 01 Wharton Jacks °". 1831-1910, 64-959, 

GREEN, William, 1872- 64-253 

GREEN, William Lowthian, d. 1890. 64-762 

Si & WimamMerCer ' BD - 17! »-1887. 

GREEN, Willis, d. 1862. 65-25 

GREEN Co., N. C. 

Letters from. 64-673 
GREEN Hill Plantation, N. C. 64-512 
QIEEN River Co. , Utah 

Probate law and practice. 65-1795 
GREEN Springs, Ala. 

Students. 64-496,64-660 
GREENBACK movement. 65-905 

see also National Greenback Party 
GREENBERRY family 
Genealogy. 65-882 
GREENBRIER Co. , Va. 

County records. B5-1017 
GREENE, Belle da Costa. 65-434 
GREENE, Charles Ezra, 1842-1903. 65-1372 



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GREENE, Clay Meredith, 1850-1933. 65-844 

GREENE, David, shipowner. 65-1524 

GREENE, David, 17917-1866. 64-1254, 
64-1256 

GREENE, Evarts Boutell, 1870-1947. 65-166 

GREENE, Mary Theresa. 65-285 

GREENE, Nathanael, 1742-1786. 64-47, 
64-1114, 65-1193 

GREENE, Samuel, merchant of Massachusetts. 
64-56 

GREENE, William, 1797-1883. 63-171, 
63-172 

GREENE Co. , Ala. 

Family papers. 64-662 

GREENE Co. , Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-190 
GREENE Co., N. T. 

Legal papers. 64-935 

GREENE Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-1193 

GREENE family. 63-172 

GREENLAND 

Scientific expeditions 

University of Michigan. 64-1418, 
65-321 

GREENLEAF, James. 63-166, 64-76B 

GREENLY, William L. , 1813-1883. 65-1360 

GREENOUGH, Chester Noyes, 1874-1938. 
65-1247 

GREENOUGH, D. S., Jr. 65-2001 
GREENOUGH, William W. 63-337 
GREENPORT, L. L 

Personal papers. 64-1171 

GREENSBORO, Ala, 

Personal papers. 63-136, 64-533 

GREENSBORO, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-380 

Guilford Battle Ground Company. 64-638, 
64-1081 

Immanuel Lutheran College. 63-27 

Law practice. 64-1081 

Letters from. 64-316 

Personal and business papers. 63-130, 
64-375, 64-446, 64-549, 64-638, 64-1044 

GREENSHIELDS, William, 1838-1913. 
65-1365 

GREENSVILLE Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 

GREENUP, Christopher, 1750-1818. 65-25 



GREENVILLE and Columbia Railroad Company. 
65-846 

GREENVILLE District, S. C. 

Personal papers. 65-724 
GREENVILLE, 111. 

Family papers. 64-244 



GREENVILLE, Mich. 

Societies. 65-1367 
GREENVILLE, Minn. 

General stores. 65-755 
GREENVILLE, Ohio, Treaty of, 1795. 63-227 
GREENVILLE, S. C. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-89 

Civil War. 63-286 

Family and personal papers. 64-639, 
64-1534, 65-729 

Furman University see Furman University, 
Greenville, S. C. 

Letters received in. 64-411 

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (now 
at Louisville, Ky. ) 64-1069, 64-1161, 
65-1884 

GREENVILLE, Va. 

Liquor trade. 64-980 
GREENWOOD, George. 65-1033 
GREENWOOD, Va. 

Folksongs. 64-799 
GREER, Bennette E. 64-1157 
GREER, William F. 64-914 
GREER family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
GREGG, Alexander. 64-650, 64-671 

GREGG, Charlotte. 63-239 
GREGG, Frank C. 65-286 
GREGG, Maxcy, 1814-1862 

Military service under. 65-722 
GREGG, Oren Cornelius, 1845-1926. 63-239 
GREGG, Fhineas. 65-286 
GREGG, William C. 65-286 
GREGORY, Allene. 65-164 

GREGORY, Charles Noble, 1851-1932. 
64-1626 

GREGORY, Clifford V. 65-73 
GREGORY, David. 65-1365 
GREGORY, Francis Roger. 64-509 
GREGORY, Grant. 65-164 
GREGORY, Horace. 64-150 



GREGORY, John, 1724-1773. 65-1540 

GREGORY, John Milton, 1822-1898. 65-164, 
65-1931, 

GREGORY, JohnTillery, 1832-1905. 64-1530 

GREGORY, Louisa (Allen) 65-164 

GREGORY family. 64-509 

GREIG, Alexander. 64-873 

GREIG, Eliza. 64-873 

GREIG, James. 64-873 

GREIG, John, 1779-1858. 64-873 

GREIG family. 64-873 

GREIG House, Canandalgua, N. Y. 64-873 

GRENINGER, John Christian. 64-468 

GRENVILLE, A. Neville. 64-168 

GRESHAM, Matilda (McGrain) 63-350 

GRESHAM, Otto. 63-350 

GRESHAM, Thomas, 15197-1579. 65-1872 

GRESHAM, Walter Quintin, 1832-1895. 
63-350, 64-764, 65-1330, 65-1413 

GREVE, Charles Theodore, 1863-1930. 
63-173 

GREVE, Cherry see Lyford, Cherry (Greve) 
GREVE, Clara (Emrie) 63-173 

GREVE, Joachim. 63-173 

GREVE, Laura Belle (Cherry) 63-173 

GREVE, Theodore. 63-173 

GREVE, Theodore Lund August 63-173 

GREVE family. 63-173 

GREW, Joseph Clark, 1880- 65-862 

GREY, Edward Grey, 1st viscount, 1862-1933. 
64-767 

GRICE, Anna. 65-1473 

GRICE, Samuel Roe, b. 1817. 65-1473 

GRICE, Susannah. 65-1473 

GRICE, William Roe. 65-1473 

GRIDLEY, Caroline W. 65-1341 

GRJDLEY, Eleanor (Gridley) b. 1846. 65-287 

GRIDLEY, G. Thompson. 65-287 
GRIDLEY f amily. 64-98 

GR1ERSON, Francis. 65-717 
GRIERSON, Sir Herbert, 1866-1960. 65-7 
GRIES, Moses Jacob, 1868-1918. 65-1724 

GRIES family. 65-1724 

GRIEVE, Lucia Catherine Graeme, 1862-1946. 
65-1629 



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GRIEVE, Martha Lucy (Kinkead) 65-1629 

GRIFFENHAGEN, Edwin Oscar, 1886- 
65-2011 

GRIFFIN, Edwin Clarence. 65-288 

GRIFFIN, Ell Augustus, 1833-1864. 65-288 

GRIFFIN, Esther Josselyn. 64-887 

GHEFFIN, Francis Viele' see Vlele'-Griffln. 
Francis, 1864-1937 ^ 

•GRIFFIN, Isaac. 65-288 
GRIFFIN, John A., 1842-1902. 64-246 
GRIFFIN, John Howard, 1920- 65-1098 
GRIFFIN, Levi Thomas, 1837-1906. 65-1372 
Notes on lectures by. 65-584, 65-606 

GRIFFIN, Matthew. 63-188 

GRIFFIN, R. M. 63-346 

GRIFFIN, Samuel Hicks. 65-288 

GRIFFIN family. 64-671 

GRIFFING, Matilda Coley see Bancroft. 
MaHMa Coley (Griffing) B " K "™, 

GRIFFINS Comers, N. Y. 

Teachers and toa-i^ ng 64-878 

GR S-^'6l^ EdWard8 ' 1863 - 1952 - 
GRIFFITHS, Martha Wright, 1912- 65-289. 

GRIFFITHS, Robert E. 64-1145 
GRIGGS, C. Robinson. 65-1931 
GRIGGS, Earl Leslie, 1899- 65-1335 
GRIGGS, Frederick, 1867-1952. 65-1474 
GRIGGS, Nathan Kirk, 1844-1910. 65-1475 
GRIGGS and Rlnaker, Beatrice, Neb. 65-1475 
GRIGGS^Rinaker, and Bibb, Beatrice, Neb. 

GRIGGSTOWN, N. J. 

Social life. 65-1643 
GRIGSBT, George B. 65-1821 
GRIGSON, Geoffrey. 64-955 

GRIMALra, Rainier see Rainier III Prince 
of Monaco, 1923- -— ^^ CT *"• "mce 

GRIMES, Lucia Voorhees. 65-290 
GRIMKE, Frederick. 63-171 
GRIMKE, John F. 65-849 

GRMOD de la Reyniere, Alexandre Balthasar 
Laurent, 1758-1838. 64-166 

GRMSTON, . Lady Katharine see Clarendon, 
Lady Katharine (GrlmstonTvUliers, d. 1874 

GMNGHUB, . Richard H., 1918- 65-1361 

GRDJNAN, Andrew GlasseU, 1827-1902. 



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65-1010 



GRINNAN family. 

Student notebooks. 65-1928 

"555 J** —-. 18ra - 1959 - 



GRBHAM family. 65-1859 

GRISTMILLS 

see also Flour and feed trade 

Nebraska. 65-1455, 65-1480 

Me* Jersey. 65-1653, 65-1667 

New York. 64-905 

Nor^Carolina. 63-150, 64-507, 64-585, 

Pennsylvania. 65-826 
GRCTrOLD, Dwlght Palmer, 1893-1954. 
GRBWOLD, George, 1776-1859. 64-1302 
GRBWOLD, George R., * 1857. 65 -258 
GRBWOLD, Rattle Tyng. 64-1626 
GRBWOLD, Matthew, 1714-1799. 64-1371 
GRBWOLD, Nathaniel Lynde, 1773-1866. 

GRBWOLD, Roger. 64-1371 

GR^LD.Rufus Wllmot, 1815-1857 
"JOS, M-960, 65-907, 65-1029 

GRBWOLD, William McCrillis, 1853-1899. 

GROCE, C. A. 64-756 
GROCE, Jared E. 64-756 
GROCE, Leonard Waller. 64-756 
GROCE, Mrs. Leonard Waller see Groce. 

GROCE family. 64-756 
GROCERY accounts 

ir»J?tl e ^ rC entered accoun ts and records 
Kept by buyers of groceries. 

see also Household accounts 
Michigan. 64-1501 
New Jersey. 65-1594 
GROCERY trade 

Here are entered records of grocery 
stores and other material relating to the 
retollf °* 8r ° ceries ' both wholesale and 
63-291, 64-1101 

see also General stores 
Alabama. 64-534 
Connecticut. 64-1309 
Michigan. 64-1486, 65-407 
Missouri. 64-310, 65-691 
New York. 64-876 
North Carolina. 64-442 
South Carolina. 63-300 



Texas. 65-809, 65-811 

65-301, 65-395, 65-547, 65-606, 65-613 
GRONNA, Asle Jorgenson. 65-801 
GROOM, a B. 65-804 
GROSCH Consolidated Mining Company. 

GROSH, Aaron Burt, 1803-1884. 65-1805 
GROSH, E. Allen, d, 1857. 65-1805 
GHOSH, Hosea a 65-1805 
GROSHON, Lulie (Carter) 65-1795 
GROSHON, Maurice. 65-1795 
GROSS, Andrew. 65-1156 
GROSS, Charles, 1857-1909. 65-1248 
GROSVENOR, Charles a 64-769 
GROTON Academy, Groton, K Y. 64-949 
GROTON, Conn. 

Cemetery records. 65-1995 

GROTON Iron Bridge Company. 64-949 
GROTON, N. Y. 
History. 64-949 

GROTON Union School, Groton, N. Y. 64-949 
GROTZINGER, Laurel. 65-1933 

GR ?8^ HT '63 E SS annel " nar ^' te ."^ 

warning Service. 63-93 
GROUP work, Social. 65-1746 
GROVE, William Barry, 1764-1818. 64-521 
GROWTH see Regeneration (Biology) 
GRUBB, Edward Burd. 65-1630 
GRUBB, Edward Burd, Jr. 65-1630 
CT (Gr^bbf UPhemla ~ ** Cerkes ' Euphemia 

GRUBB, Euphemia a (Parker) 65-1630 

GRUBB family. 65-1630 

CRUSHING, Ernest 65-948 

GRUENTHER, Alfred M., 1899- 65-463 

GRUETT family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

GRUMM, Arnold Henry, 1893-1959. 63-28 
GRUNDY, Felix, 1777-1840. 63-363, 64-510 
•GRUNDY, George. 64-1145 

GRUNDY Co., Tenn. 

Highlander Folk SchooL 65-879 



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GRYMES family. 64-1230 
Genealogy. 64-1229 

GUADALUPE Co., Tex. 

Personal papers. 64-741 
GUADALUPE Island 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1815 
GUADELOUPE 

Shipping records. 64-824 

GUANAJUATO Mining District, Mexico. 63-16 
GUARANI language. 63-1 
GUARDIAN and ward 

North Carolina. 64-370, 64-420, 64-979 

Pennsylvania. 65-1663 

Virginia. 65-1017 
GUATEMALA 

Cinchona. 65-575 

Entomology. 65-1889 

Foreign relations (U. S. ) 63-65, 64-895 
GUBELMAN, William. 65-1851 
GUERARD, Albert Joseph, 1614- 64-730 

GUERARD, Albert Leon, 1880-1959. 64-72, 
65-855 

GUERLAC, Othon Goepp, 1870-1633. 64-874 

GUERNSEY, George T. 65-879 

GUERRANT, Edward Owings, 1838-1616. 
65-1534 

GUERRILLAS and guerrilla warfare 
Civil War. 65-441 

Missouri. 64-272, 64-274 

GUEST, Edgar Albert, 1881-1659. 65-291, 
65-299, 65-311, 65-602 

GUFFEY, J. H. 65-1821 

GUFFEY, Joseph F. 65-62 

GUGGENHED4, Edmond A. 65-2009 

GUGGENHED4, Harry F. 65-2009 

GUGGENHEIM (John Simon) Memorial Founda- 
tion. 65-1980 

GUGGENHEIM, Simon. 65-2009 
GUGGENHEIM, Sol. 65-2009 

GUGGENHEIM Fund for the Promotion of 
Aeronautics, inc. 64-1573 

GUIDE Rock Land Company, Guide Rock, Neb. 
65-1486 

GUIDE Rock, Neb. 

Settlement. 65-1486 

GUIDES (Frontier) see Scouts and scouting — 
Frontiersmen 

GUDEU case. 65-997 
GUILBERT, Yvette. 64-1334 



GUILD, Curtis, 1860-1615. 65-565 

GUILD, Joe C. 64-1182 
GUILDERLAND, N. Y. 

Family papers. 64-648 

GUILDS 

Italy. 63-65 

GUILFORD Battle Ground Company, Greens- 
boro, N. C. 64-638, 64-1081 

GUILFORD College, N. C 63-89 

GUILFORD Co. , N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-414, 
64-670 

GUILHERME, Olympic 64-697 

GUILT see Atonement 

GUINEA, French 

Trade. 64-85 
GUINEA Station, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 
GUION, Isaac, d. 1823. 64-1018 
GUION family. 64-1018 
GUITAR, Odon, 1825-1908. 64-272, 64-282 
GULICK, Luther. 64-178 
GULICK, Luther Halsey, 1828- 189L 65-857 
GULLAH dialect. 63-275 
GUMS and resins. 65-889 
GUN clubs see Rifle clubs 
GUNN, Moses, 1822-1887 

Notes on lectures by. 65-295, 65-596 
GUNNERY. 64-917 

see also Firearms; Ordnance 

GUNNISON, John Williams, 1812-1853. 
65-1791 

GUNPOWDER. 64-285 

GUNS see Firearms; Rifles 

GUNSAULUS, Frank Wakeley, 1856-192L 
64-47, 65-1918 

GUNTHER, John, 1901- 64-99 

GURLEY, Phineas D. 65-1644 

GURLEY, William Frank Eugene, 1854-1943. 
64-100 

GURNEE family. 64-722 
GURTNER, Franz. 64-1313 
GUTHE, CarlEugen, 1893- 65-292 
GUTHE, KarlEugen, 1866-1915. 65-224 
GUTHRIE, James, 1792-1869. 64-511 
GUTHRIE, John Dennett, 1878- 64-696 
GUTHRIE, William Norman. 65-91 
GWALTNEY, L. L. 64-1164 



GWAN, James G. 63-216 

GWIN, D. W. 64-1187 

GWYN, James, 1768-1850. 64-512 

GWYN, James, 1812-1888. 64-512 

GWYN family. 64-512 

GWTrTS (Nell) Company, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
65-452 

GYMNASIUMS 

Colleges and universities. 65-1273 
GYNECOLOGY 

Surgery. 64-1106 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1950 



H 



HAAS, Charles WUhelm Frederick, 1825-1913. 
65-1350 

HAAS, Saul, 1898- 64-1266, 65-1031 

HAASE, Ynez. 65-1783 

HABER, William, 1899- 65-397, 65-1343 

HABERSHAM, Joseph, 1751-1615. 63-94 

HABERSHAM, Richard W. 64-407 

HABERSHAM family. 64-579 

HACK, ElamM. 64-1261 

HACKETT, Albert, 1600- 64-1608 

HACKETT, Charles Wilson, 1888-1951. 
64-1403 

HACKETT, Frances (Goodrich) see Goodrich, 
Frances 

HACKETT, Henry T. 65-40 

HACKETT, James H. 65-2017 

HACKETT, John. 65-40 

HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1700 

HACKNEY, Charles A. 65-1149 

HACKWORTH, Green H. 64-1577 

BADEN, Sir Francis Seymour, 1818-1910. 
64-761 

HADLEY, Arthur Twining, 1856-1930. 
63-177, 64-523 

HADLEY, LlndleyHoag, 1861-1948. 64-1267, 
64-1271 

HADLEY, Mass. 

Letters received in. 64-525 

Shay's Rebellion, 1786-1787. 65-185 

HADLEY Telephone Company, Lapeer, Mich. 
65-408 

HADOW, Elizabeth Lindsay (Lomax) Wood, 
Lady see Wood, Elizabeth Lindsay (Lomax) 



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HADOW, Sir Robert Henry. 65-968 

HAGAN, John N., 1873-1952. 65-769 

HAGEDQRN, Claus Wilnelm, 1842-1912 
64-5 

HAGEDORN, Hermann, 1882- 65-1304 

HAGER, PhineasA., 1820-1864. 65-293 
HAGER, Sabra. 65-293 
HAGER family. 65-293 

HAGERMAN, Herbert James, 1871-1935. 

HAGERMAN, Percy. 65-944 
HAGERSTOWN, Md. 

College of St. James. 65-1590 

Family papers. 64-386 
The HAGUE, Netherlands 

Diplomatic service (Gt Brit ) 64-123 

Permanent Court of Arbitration. 64-778 

Permanent Court of International Justice 
64-778, 65-1920 

HAHN-HAHN, Helena Petrovna see Blavatsky 
Helene Petrovna (Hahn-Hahn) 1831-1891 

HAIFA, Israel 

Jewish Institute of Technology. 65-1793 
HAIGHT, Raymond LeRoy, 1897- 65-2010 
HAIGHT family; 65-294 
HAINER, John A. 64-1157 
HAINES, Charles S., 1816-1898. 65-1631 
HAINES, EzeHel Smith, d. 1863. 63-202 
HAINES, Hiram. 63.68 
HAINESWORTH Steel Company. 65-1754 
HA1RSTON, Peter, b. 1752. 64-1019 
HAIRSTON, Peter Wilson, 1819-1886. 

HAIRSTON, Robert. 64-1019 

HAIRSTON, RuthStovall (Hairston) Wilson. 
64-1019 

BAITL 64-215 

see also Santo Domingo (French colony) 
Colonization 

Negroes. 65-723 
Plantations. 64-449 
Revolt of Santo Domingo. 65-1403 
Revolution, 1791-1804. 64-449 

Claims. 64-408 
Shipping records. 64-897 
Sugar industry and trade. 64-449 
Vital records. 64- 1 212 
HALAS, George. 65-1941 



HALDIMAND papers. 64-81 

HALE, Benjamin, 1797-1863. 64-353, 
65-1971 

HALE, Benjamin, b. 1827. 64-353 

HALE, Ebenezer, 1775-1848. 64-357 

HALE, Edward Everett, 1822-1909 

As correspondent 64-767, 64-1326 
64-1626, 65-1076 ' 

Autographs. 65-358 

HALE, Edward Everett, 1863-1932. 63-255 

HALE, Edward Joseph, 1838-1922. 64-1020 

HALE, Eugene, 1836-1918. 63-402, 65-565 

HALE, Fred. 64-895 

HALE, George, 1812-1888. 65-1632 

EA 65 E -i7n 0rEe EUery ' 1868 " 1938 - 63 " 384 ' 

HALE, John Parker, 1806-1873. 65-910 
HALE, Josiah Little, 1803-1875. 64-353 
HALE, Lucretla Peabody. 63-401 
HALE, Marshal, 1866- 65-2011 
HALE, Thomas, 1800-1854. 64-353 
HALE, William G. 64-757 
HALE Co. , Ala. 

Plantations. 64-547 
HALE family. 64-353 

Genealogy. 64-1222 

HALIFAX Co. , N. C. 64-1109 

Family and personal papers. 64-376, 
64-388, 64-465, 64-649, 64-667, 64-674 
64-1048, 64-1530 >«»'«, 

Land. 64-1057 
HALIFAX Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-990 
HALIFAX, N. S. 

Confederate refugees. 64-678 

Letters from. 64-1546 
HALL, Abram Sager. 65-295 

HALL, Asaph, 1829-1907. 63-384,64-1556 

HALL, Daniel, d. 1887. 65-295 

HALL, Dudley. 64-1400 

HALL, Eli West, 1827-1865? 64-513 

HALL, Emma Amelia, 1837-1884. 65-296 

HALL, Eunice. 65-1626 

HALL, Frank. 65-1189 

HALL, Granville Stanley, 1844-1924. 65-1918 

HALL, Gus. 65-1446 

HALL, Israel, 64-1500 



HALL, J. E. 65-159 

HALL, Jacob. 65-1121 

HALL James, 1811-1898. 64-100, 65-542, 
bo-054 

HALL, James King, 1875-1948. 64-632 
HALL, James Parker, 1871-1928. 65-531 
HALL, Leonard. 65-1327 
HALL, Lucy see London, Lucy (Hall) 
HALL, Margaret (Dawson) 64-513 
HALL, Mary. 65-41 

HALL, Morris Stuart, 1839-1913. 65-297 
HALL, Richard Lingan, d. ' 1774. 64-1240 
HALL, Robert, farm manager. 64-841 

HALL, Theodosia Burr see Shepherd 
Theodosia Burr (HallFT854-1906 ' 

HALL, Valentine. 65-41 

' HA ra&. W wSj medlcal student ta ***T«k 

HALL, William, 1775-1856. 65-887 

HALL, William E. 65-1348 

HALL, William Logan, 1873- 64-908 

HALL family. 64-207, 64-513, 64-591, 
65-41 

HALL of Fame, Editor's. 65-1926 

HA R5 L ° f Fam6 ' NeW Y ° rk Universltv - 65*9.69, 
HALLE, Ger. 

Students (U. S. ) 64-882 
HALLECK, Charles A., 1900- 65-2011 
HALLECK, Fitz-Greene, 1790-1867. 64-1332 

HALLECK, Henry Wager, 1815-1872. 63-49 
63-353, 63-397, 65-678, 65-681, 65-950 ' 
65-994 

HALLET, Jacob. 64-873 

HALLETT, George Hervey, 1895- 64-1356 

HALLEY, John. 65-23 

HALLOCK, Albert Gildersleeve, 1888- 
64-875 '■■ 

HALLOCK, M. H. 64-892 

HALLOCK, Mary see Foote, Mary (Hallock) 
1847-1938 vtunat) 

HALLOCK family 

Genealogy. 64-898 
HALLOWAY, David P. 63-398 
HALLOWELL, Harriet, d. 1943. 64-1149 
HALLOWELL, Sara T. , d. 1924. 64-1149 
HALLOWELL, Me. 

Labor accounts and records. 64-56 

HALPHEN, M. L. 64-933 



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HALSEY, Edwin L. 64-514 

HALSEY, Lawrence Woodrull. 65-1360 

HALSTEAD, Jemima D. (Tomklns) 65-1594 

HALSTEAD, Murat, 1829-1908. 63-254, 
63-259, 63-264, 63-406 

HALSTED, William Stewart, 1852-1922. 
65-1947 

HALSTED family. 65-1947 

HAMBLETON, SamueL 63-387 

HAMBONE's meditations (Cartoons) 65-883 

HAMBURG, Ger. 

Consular service (C S. ) 63-347 
Shipping records. 64-824, 64-1215 

HAMBURG, S. C. 

Personal papers. 64-627, 64-1003 

HAMDEN, Conn. 

Road repair and surveying. 64-1310 

HAMILTON, Adam Boyd, 1808-1896. 63-351 

HAMILTON, Alexander, of Petersburg, Va. 
64-515 

HAMILTON, Alexander, 1757-1804. 64-81 

As correspondent. 63-294, 63-375, 
64-202, 64-228 

Autographs. 64-63 

HAMILTON, Betsy, pseud, see Moore. Mora 
(McClellan) Plowman, 1843-1929 

HAMILTON, Charles Eaton, 1816-1855. 
64-515 

HAMILTON, David. 65-1860 

HAMILTON, Edward H. 65-2004 

HAMILTON, Edward LaRue, 1857-1923. 
64-1496 

HAMILTON, Ellis. 65-1634 

HAMILTON, Gail, pseud, see Dodge, Mary 
Abigail, 1833-1896 

HAMILTON, Henry, 1734-1796. *65-23 

HAMILTON, Henry Martyn. 65-1633 

HAMILTON, Mrs. Hugh see Hamilton, 
Rosanna (Boyd) 1789-1872 

HAMILTON, James, of Mississippi. 64-515 

HAMILTON, James, 1710-1783. 65-1543 

HAMILTON, James, 1786-1857. 64-516 

As correspondent. 63-352, " 64-407, 
64-556, 64-1017 

HAMILTON, John, 1764-1822. 64-517 

HAMILTON, John, fL 1838-1855, of Texas. 
63-351 

HAMILTON, John Daniel Miller, 1892- 65-584 

HAMILTON, John William, Bp., 1845-1934. 
64-967 



HAMILTON, Joseph D. 64-518 

HAMILTON, Joseph Gregoire de Roulhac, 
1878- 65-721 

HAMILTON, Joseph V. 65-1401, 65-1801 

HAMILTON, Mary Beall. 65-1633 

HAMILTON, Paul, 1762-1816. 63-387, 
64-521 

HAMILTON, Rosanna (Boyd) 1789-1872. 
63-351 

HAMILTON, Sally B. (Morgan) 64-518 
HAMILTON, Samuel P. 64-516 
HAMILTON, William, 1824-1896. 63-351 
HAMILTON, William R. 65-1634 
HAMILTON, William S. , b. 1789. 64-517 
HAMILTON College, Clinton, N. Y. 

Board of Trustees. 64-778 

Faculty members' papers. 65-432 
HAMILTON Co. , Ohio. 63-187 

Courts. 65-17 

History. 63-195 

HAMILTON family. 64-516, 64-517, 64-518, 
64-1097, 65-1634 

Genealogy. 64-1184, 64-1191 
HAMILTON Institute, New York City. 65-599 
HAMILTON, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
CongregattanaL 64-1564 
HAMILTON, Olio 

History. 63-184 

HAMILTON Watch Company, Lancaster, Pa. 
65-612 

HAMLEY, Frederick George, 1903- 65-1040 

HAMLIN, Augustus Choate, 1828-1905. 
65-1964 

HAMLIN, Charles, 1837-1911. 65-1965 

HAMLIN, Charles Eugene, 1861-1921. 
65-1966 

HAMLIN, Charles Sumner, 1861-1938. 65-940 

HAMLIN, Elijah Livermore, 1800-1870. 
65-1967 

HAMLIN, EUen Vesta (Emery) 1832-1920. 
65-1968 

HAMLIN, Hannibal, 1809-1891 

Biography of. 65-1966 

HAMLIN, Mrs. w»™Hhai see Hamlin, Ellen 
Vesta (Emery) 1832-192TF 

HAMLIN, Myra Sawyer. 65-1966 

HAMLIN, Sarah Purlnton Thompson, d. 1905. 
65-1965 

HAMLIN family. 65-1968 

HAMMARSKJOLD, Dag, 1905-1961. 64-1615 



HAMMERSTEIN, Oscar, 1895-1960. 65-1064 

HAMMETT, Frederick Simonds, 1885- 
63-354 

HAMMOND, Aaron P. 65-661 

HAMMOND, Charles, 1779-1840. 63-399 

HAMMOND, Charles Franklin. 64-876 

HAMMOND, Eunice see Tierjens, Eunice 
(Hammond) 1884-1944 

HAMMOND, Harry Walter, 1867-1948. 
65-2011 

HAMMOND, Isaac, collector. 65-988 

HAMMOND, James Henry, 1807-1864. 63-97, 
63-352, 64-623, 64-1098 

HAMMOND, Jason E. , D. 1862. 65-298 

HAMMOND, John. 64-876 

HAMMOND, John Hays, 1855-1936. 64-1300 

HAMMOND, Catherine S. see Randall, 
Katharine S. (Hammond] 

HAMMOND, Thomas, of Essex Co. , N. Y. 
64-876 

HAMMOND, William Alexander, 1828-1900. 
64-768 

HAMMOND, William Alexander, 1861-1938. 
64-830 

HAMMOND, William Gardiner, 1829-1894. 
64-1500 

HAMMOND and Company. 64-876 
HAMMOND family. 64-876 
Genealogy. 65-882 

HAMMOND Store. 64-876 

HAMMOND, Whiting and East Chicago Electric 
Railway Company. 64-185 

HAMMONDSPORT, N. Y. 

Farms and t% T-irHng 64-892 

HAMKER, Laura Vernon. 65-805 

HAMPDEN-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney, 
Va.' 

Faculty. 65-996 
HAMPSHIRE, Eng. 

Manors. 64-62 
HAMPTON, Carlos D. 65-299 
HAMPTON, Charles S., 1856-1917. 64-1429 
HAMPTON, Oliver, 1807-1860. 65-300 
HAMPTON, Rachel Good. 65-300 
HAMPTON, Wade, 1754-1835. 64-1145 

HAMPTON, Wade, 1818-1902. 63-97 

As correspondent. 64-545, 64-764, 64-765 

Autographs. 64-47 

HAMPTON, W111E., 1864-1959. 65-299 



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HAMPTON Co., S. C. 
Public official. 63-144 

HAMPTON family. 65-300 

Genealogy. 64-1180, 64-1184, 64-1188 
HAMPTON, Me. 

Taverns. 64-56 

HA £ PTO , NRoads Peace Conference, 1865. 
05-869 

HAMPTON, S. C. 

All Saints Church. 65-850 

HA f8«°T4) Legl0n (S ° uth CaroUna w** 



Company A. 63-303 



HAMTRAMCK, John Francis, 1756-1803 
05-652 

HANCHETT, Benjamin SawteU, 1869-1933. 
64-1499, 65-301. 65-531 

HANCOCK, Arthur B. 64-779 

HA 2F°3 Priu *lin Wills, 1854-1947 
00-749 " 

HANCOCK, John, 1737-1793. 64-1219 
65-1193 - — ' 

HANCOCK, Wlnfield Scott, 1824-1886 
63-264, 64-57, 65-681, 65-972 

As correspondent 64-15 
Autographs. 64-47, 64-63 
HANCOCK Co., ni. 65-1150 
HANCOCK Co., Miss. 

Personal papers. 64-218 
HANCOCK, Mich. 

Lumber Industry and trade. 65-405 
HANCOCK (Sloop) 64-1392 
HAND, Helen M. 64-892 
HANDLER, Milton. 65-64 
HANDLEY, George, 1752-1793. 63-82 
HANDSOME Lake, Seneca Indian, 1735-1815. 

HANDWRITING _see Penmanship 
HANES, Lewis C. 64-1021 
HANES, William T. 63-328 
HANEWmCKEL, F. 63-30 
HANEY, James H. 65-1420 
HANIGHEN, Frank C. 65-1409 ' 
HANKS, Dennis F. 64-47 
HANNA, Byron Calvin, 1887- 65-2011 
HANNA, Hugh Henry, 1848-1920: 65-644 
HANNA, John 

Estate of. 65-1161 
HANNA, Louis Benjamin. 65-757, 65-801 



HA B Tti M ^ C 'i S „. Al0nZ0 ' "37-1904. 63-241 
63-259, 63-388, 65-565, 65-644, 65-862 

HANNAH^ John Alfred, 1902- 65-307, 65-340, 



HANNAH, Samuel. 63-398 
BA S i t^ C ° a ^^^ "ty, 
HANNAN, Edward. 64-865 
HANNAN, John Joseph, 1866-1946. 65-913 
HANNEGAN, Robert E. 65-32, 65-64 
HANOVER Bank, New York City. 64-1609 
HANOVER Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-1230, 65-1006 

Voting records. 64-1244 
HANOVER Junction, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1034 
HANOVER, N. H. 

Dartmouth College see Dartmouth College 
Hanover, N. H. wege, 

HANOVER, N. J. 

Letters received In. 65-819 
HANRICK, Edward. 64-757 
HANSBROUGH, Henry Clay. 65-801 
HA 6^ E 2« Carl GM,W ° tt0 - 1871 -»60. 
HANSEN. Peter. 65-1132 
HANSEN'S disease see Leprosy 
HANSFORD Co., Tex. 

Pioneers. 65-803 
HANSON^ James Christian Meinich, 1864-1943. 

HANSON, John. 65-995 
HANSON family 

Genealogy. 65-882 
HANSON «ace Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
HANDS, Paul Henry, 1855-1941. 65-1904 
HARALDSON, Herndon. 65-887 
HARBME, Jacob 

Family of. 65-1663 
HARBISON, Thomas Grant. 64-635 
HARBOR Springs, Mich. 

Construction industry. 65-539 
History. 65-299 
HARBORS. 

see also Ports of entry 
Improvement. 65-213 
New York. 65-1516 
Texas. 64-749 
Legislation and regulation. 64-2 66 



By place 

South Carolina. 64-1552 

Virginia. 64-1099 

Washington. 65-1053 
HARBURG, E. Y. 64-1632 
HARCOURT, Bert. 65-360 
HARCODRT, William Vernon. 64-767 
HARD, Wmiam, 1878- 65-913 

HARDEMAN family. 64-589 
HARDEN, Edward, 1784-1849. 64-226 

HA 64?226 MaryEUsaGreen n«l. "11-1887. 
HARDEN family. 64-226 
HARDIE, James Allen, 1823-1876. 63-353 
HARDIN, John, 1753-1792. 64-314 
HARDIN Co., Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-1193 

Letters from. 64-460 

HA d U> 1860 AD ° S ^ GUtos ">. Ann (Harding) 
HARDING, Chester. 64-317 
HARDING, Elizabeth (McGavock) 64-519 
HAR^F^encetKUngJDe Wolfe. 

HARDmG, ^y see Jackson, Mary (Harding) 

HARDING, Selene see Jackson, Selene 
(Harding) 

HARDING, Thomas Swann, 1890- 63-354 

HA ^?92T arrenGa5naUel> **•«• *"s- 

As correspondent 63-255, 63-260 
64-778, 64-1295, 64-1474, 64-1499 
65-319, 65-343, 65-462, 65-862 65-900 
65-913, 65-1304, 65-1487 ' 



Autographs. 64-1565 
Relating to. 64-124 

HARDING, William Giles, 1806-1886. 64-519 
O9—880 i.»t 

HARDS, Ira A., 1873-1938. 64-1345 

HARDSCRABBLE Settlement, Colo. 65-1121 
HARDWARE 

Manufacture 

Virginia. 65-1956 
HARDWARE trade 

Illinois. 64-241, 64-528 

Michigan. 65-272, 65-404, 65-505 

New Jersey. 65-1652 

North Dakota. 65-760 



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HARDWICK, Thomas William, 1872-1944. 
64-1164 

HARDY, A. B. C. 64-1469 

HARDY, Fannie see Eckstorm, Fannie 
(Hardy) 

HARDY, Jane L. 64-843 

HARDY, Josiah. 65-1694 
HARDY, Julia Wrenn, collector. 64-760 
HARDY, Louisa. 64-843 
HARDY, Thomas, of Texas 
Family of. 64-760 

HARDY, Thomas, 1840-1928. 63-52 
HARDY family 

Genealogy. 64-760 

HARE, William Hobart, Bp., 1838-1909. 
65-20 

HARFORD, Henry, pseud, see Hudson, 
William Henry, 1841-1922 

HARFORD Co. , Md. 

Personal papers. 64-1006 

HARGROVE, Z. B. 64-223 

BARING, Abram P. 65-1521 

EARING, Clarence Henry, 1885-1960. 
65-1905 

HARLAN, Charles T. 64-758 

HARLAN, John Marshall, 1833-1911. 63-350, 
64-1218, 65-519 

HARLAN Co., Neb. 
History. 65-1448 

HARLDt, Kenneth G. 64-1269 
HARLINGEN, N. J. 

Business and family papers. 65-1600 

HARLOW, George K. 65-965 

HARLOW, Thomas. 65-965 

HARLOW family. 65-965 

HARMON, AppletohM. 64-737 

HARMON, Arthur A., d. 1863. 65-1860 

HARMON, Millard F. 64-1557 

HARMONY Alliance No. 49, Marlon Township, 
Livingston Co. , Mich. 65-1346 

HARNESS making and trade. 63-291 

HARNETT Co. , N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-377, 
64-1002 

Letters from. 64-1122 

HARNEY, William S. 65-1795 

HARO, Lopez de. 65-1825 

HARPER, George Washington Flnley, 1834- 
1921. 64-520 



HARPER, Ida (Husted) 1851-1931. 63-361, 
63-369, 65-1160 

HARPER, James, 1799-1879. 64-520 

HARPER, James Clarence, 1819-1890. 
64-520 

HARPER, Joseph H 64-1233 
HARPER, Mary McKibbin. 65-1365 
HARPER, Mary (Sanders) 65-1867 
HARPER, Paul Vincent, 1889- 64-102 



HARPER, Robert Goodloe, 1765-1825. 
65-1591 

HARPER, Samuel Northrup, 1882-1943. 
64-103 

HARPER,' William Rainey, 1856-1906. 64-65, 
64-90, 64-104, 64-155, 64-1437, 65-384, 
65-1918 

HARPER family. 64-520 

HARPER, firm, publishers, New York City. 
64-99, 64-903, 65-2008 

HARPER Memorial Library, University of 
Chicago see Chicago, HL —University- 
Library 

HARPER'S Ferry, W. Va. 

Civil War. 64-210 

Firearms. 64-1288 

HARPER'S magazine. 64-1604, 65-1980 

HARPETH Presbyterian Church, Williamson 
Co., Term. 65-881 

BARREL, A. D. 64-751 

HARRIET (Brig) 64-1395 

HARRIET Monroe Library of Modern Poetry, 
University of Chicago. 64-806 

HARRIMAN, Averell see Harrlman, William 
AverelL 1891- 

HARRIMAN, Karl Edwin, 1875-1935. 65-532 

HARRIMAN, Walter. 64-1189 

HARRIMAN, William Averell, 1891- 64-253, 
64-773, 65-43, 65-143, 65-1061 

HARRINGTON, Francis C. 65-948 

HARRINGTON, Henry. 64-944 

HARRINGTON, Henry William, 17487-1809. 
64-521 

HARRINGTON, Henry William, b. 1793. 
64-521 

HARRINGTON, JohnV., d. 1865. 64-210 

HARRINGTON, William Stanhope, 1st earl of, 
d. 1756. 63-100 

HARRIS, Alfred T. 65-1001 

HARRIS, Arthur H , 1632-1873. 65-878 

HARRIS, Arthur Travers. 64-1557 

HARRIS (B. W. ) Manufacturing Company, 
St. Paul, Minn. 65-673 



HARRIS, Charles Coffin. 64-762, 65-1777 

HARRIS, Cornelia. 65-878 

HARRIS, Corra May (White) 1869-1935. 
65-888 

HARRIS, Elisha Myrick, b. 1837. 65-878 

HARRIS, Elisha W. , 1799-1887. 65-878 
HARRIS, Emma see Russell, Emma (Harris) 

HARRIS, Frank, 1855-1931. 65-1958 
HARRE, Frederick Brown. 64-775 
HARRIS, George Carroll, 1836-1911. 65-878 
HARRIS, George William. 64-887 
HARRIS, Hamlet J. 63-339 
HARRIS, Hendon. 64-1157 
HARRIS, Herbert. 65-1035 
HARRIS, Isham Green, 1818-1897. 64-1182 
HARRIS, J. Allen. 65-1311 

HARRIS, J. H 64-1220 

HARRIS, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908. 63-48 

HARRE, John, 1726-1791. *65-1543 

HARRIS, John A., d. 1864. 65-1856 

HARRIS, Margaret, b. 1839- 65-878 

HARRIS, Norman Waite. 65-1922 

HARRIS, Oren. 64-782 

HARRIS, P. H 65-1151 

HARRIS, Richard T., d. 1907. 65-1711 

HARRIS, Samuel Smith, Bp., 1841-1888. 
65-269, 65-303, 65-565 

HARRIS, Thaddeus Mason, 1768-1842. 
65-1249 

HARRIS, Wade H , 1858-1935. 64-1022 

•HARRIS, William. 65-878 

HARRIS, William, superintendent of Public 
Gardens, Jamaica. 65-1937 

HARRIS, William P., 1859-1942. 65-1348 

HARRIS, William Torrey, 1835-1909. 64-306, 
65-1918 

HARRE and Gibson, Richmond, Va. 65-1001 
HARRE Co. , Tex. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1773 
HARRE family. 65-878, 65-1354 

Genealogy. 64-1184, 65-882, 65-962 

HARRE Memorial Foundation, University of 
Chicago. 64-64 

HARRE Mining District, Alaska. 65-1711 

HARRE vs. Lewis. 65-1670 

BARREBURG, Pa. 64-642 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 63-351, 64-1378 



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HARRISON, Abijah, fl. 1794-1837. 65-1635 
HARRISON, Abijah, fl. 1820-1871. 65-1635 
HARRISON, Abraham, d. 1851. 65-1636 
HARRISON, Alfred. 65-1635 
HARRISON, Anna (Symmes) 65-17 
HARRISON, Benjamin, 1726?-1791. 63-66 

HARRISON, Benjamin, Pres. U. S. , 1833-1901 
63-95 

As correspondent. 63-326, 63-402 
64-1500, 65-318, 65-565, 65-862* 
65-1395 

HARRISON, Beverly D. 65-531 

HARRISON, C. S. 64-1498 

HARRISON, Caleb W. 65-1635 

HARRISON, Carrie. 64-779 

HARRISON, Carter Henry, 1860- 64-159 

HARRISON, Charles C. 65-1001 

HARRISON, Constance Cary, 1843-1920 
65-839 

HARRISON, Cornelia E. (Rives) see Wilborn 
Cornelia E. (Rives) Harrison 

HARRISON, Ellen Wain. 65-1313 
HARRISON, Fairfax, 1869-1938. 64-1247 
HARRISON, George M. 65-39 
HARRISON, Harriotte J. 65-995 
HARRISON, Isham. 64-522 



HARRISON, James Thomas, 1811-1879 
64-522 

HARRISON, Jared 

Estate of. 65-1636 
HARRISON, Jesse Burton. 63-345 

HARRISON, John Poe, 1832-1861. 64-1242 
HARRISON, John R. 64-369 
HARRISON, Joseph 
Estate of. 65-1636 

HARRISON, Learner Blackman, 1815-1902 
63-174 

HARRISON, Matthew. 64-943 

HARRISON, Regina (Blewett) 64-522 

HARRISON, Robert D. , 1897- 65-1476 

HARRISON, Selina see Cornish, Selina 
(Harrison) 

HARRISON, W. J. 65-1805 

HARRISON, William Henry, Pres. U. S 1773- 
1841. 63-195, 64-334, 65-17 

As correspondent. 63-336, 64-343 



Autographs. 64-63, 65-59 
Relating to. 63-194 

HARRISON, William Lttdwell, 1878- 
collector. 64-1229 

HARRISON Co., Mo. 

County court papers. 64-324 

HARRISON family. 63-174 . 64-1230 65-17 
65-1635 ' ' 

Genealogy. 64-1229 
HARRESE, Henry, 1829-1910. 64-523 
HARROD, Oswald Joseph. 65-207 
HARRODSBURG, Ky. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 64-965 
HARROGATE, Tenn. 

Lincoln Memorial University. 64-1384 
HARROGH, W. D. 63-188 
HARROW,- A. K. 65-827 
HARROW teeth. 63-235 

HARRY B. Hutchins Memorial Meeting, Univer- 
sity of Michigan. 64-1418 

HARRYS. Truman Library, Independence, Mo. 
00-121 

HART, Albert Bushnell, 1854-1943. 64-1515 
65-"l906 65 " 318, 65 - 41 ' 65 " 587 . «-"l8 ' 



HART, Alvin N. 65-304 

HART, Arthur H. 65-304 

HART, Irving. 65-1149 

HART, Joel Tanner, 1810-1877. 64-81 

HART, Louis F. 64-1271 

HART, Mary G. 64-1185 

HART, Moss, 1904-1961. 65-1064 

HART, Nathaniel. 65-23 

HART, Oliver. 63-51 

HART, Patrick. 63-360 

HART, Rodney G. 65-304 

HART, Timothy. 64-193 

HART, Van Breed, 1894- collector. 64-877 

HART family. 65-304. 65-1725 

HART, Schaffner, and Marx. 64-105 

HARTER, Jacob. 64-921 

HARTFORD Coal Company, Okla. 63-267 

HARTFORD, Conn. 

American School for the Deaf. 64-1289 

Letters received in. 65-577 



Nook Farm community. 65-1215 

Printers and printing. 65-1835 

Theater. 65-1215 
HARTFORD Convention, 1814. 64-1372 
HARTFORD, Vt 

Personal papers. 64-1587 

HARTLE, Barbara. 65-1057 

HARTLEY, Katharine see Frings, Ketti 

HARTLEY, Marsden. 64-150 

HARTLEY, Roland Hill, 1864-1952. 64-1271 

HARTNETT, John. 65-1795 

HARTS Battery, South Carolina Horse Artillery 
1861-1865. 64-514 ««u«ry, 

HARTSUFF, Albert, 1837-1908. 65-305 

HARTSUFF, Alice. 65-305 

HARTSUFF, George L., 1830-1874. 65-305 

HARTSUFF, William, b. 1835. 65-305 

HARTSUFF family. 65-305 

HARTZELL, Joseph Crane, Bp. 1842-1929 
64-968 ' 

HARVARD University 

Deans. 65-1277, 65-1278 
Faculty members' papers 

For references to subject specializa- 
tion see the subject subdivided by 
Lectures, or Teachers and teaching, 
e. g. Geology— Teachers and teaching 

18th century. 65-1275, 65-1296, 65-1299 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-1260 

19th century. 65-1218, 65-1225 

65-1230, 65-1237, 65-1242, 65-1245 
65-1251, 65-1253, 65-1259, 65-1262* 
65-1266, 65-1282, 65-1285, 65-129o' 
65-1291, 65-1295 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1222 

65-1226, 65-1239, 65-1241, 65*.1244 
65-1246, 65-1248, 65-1256, 65-1258* 
65-1263, 65-1270, 65-1272, 65-1273* 
65-1274, 65-1277, 65-1278, 65-1280* 
65-1292, 65-1293, 65-1294, 65-1297' 
65-1300, 65-1886, 65-1894, 65-1895* 
65-1896, 65-1899, 65-1904 65-1906* 
65-1910, 65-1913, 65-1915 

20th century. 65-1220, 65-1229 

65-1231, 65-1247, 65-1255, 65-1281 
65-1301, 65-1887, 65-1888, 65-1889' 
65-1890, 65-1891, 65-1892, 65-1893' 
65-1897, 65-1898, 65-1901, 65-1902' 
65-1903, 65-1905, 65-1907, 65-1908* 
65-1909, 65-1911, 65-1912, 65-1914' 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1261, 65-1276 

Librarians. 65-1231, 65-1232, 65-1256 
65-1259, 65-1261, 65-1269, 65-1276 
65-1298 

Overseers. 65-1264, 65-1283 

Presidents. 65-1233, 65-1234, 65-1236 
65-1238, 65-1250, 65-1252, 65-1254 ' 
65-1257, 65-1268, 65-1279, 65-1286 



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HARVARD University (Continued) 



Students 

Account books. 65-332 
Class of 1897. 64-238 

Notes, papers, etc. 63-89, 64-161, 
64-782, 64-855, 64-1348, 65-1925, 
65-1934 
Treasurers. 65-1235 
Trustees. 64-238 

By organization 

Arnold Arboretum 

Directors. 64-635 

Association of Cambridge Scientists. 64-27 

Astronomical Observatory see Harvard 
University— Observatory 

Divinity School 

Faculty. 65-1271, 65-1287, 65-1288 
Graduate School of Education 

Deans. 65-1909 
Harvard College Library. 65-1231 
Harvard University Press. 65-970 
Hemenway Gymnasium 

Directors. 65-1273 
Law School 

Students. 63-177 
Medical School 

Faculty. 65-1253 
Museum of Comparative Zoology 

Conchologist. 65-1221 
Observatories. 65-1227, 65-1228 
Mandeville, Jamaica. 65-1265 

Peabody Museum of American Archaeology 
and Anthropology. 65-1076, 65-1267 

School of Public Administration 

Deans. 65-112 
University Club 

Founding* 64-963 

HARVEY, Charles Thompson, 1829-1912. 

65-644 
HARVEY, George Brinton McClellan, 1864- 

1928. 63-68 

HARVEY, George W. 63-393 

HARVEY, Nathan Albert, b. 1860. 65-1364 

HARVEY, T. R. 65-1427 

HARVEY, Thomas H. 65-1801 

HARVEY, William Hope, 1851-1936 

Coin's financial school (Publication) 
64-1301 

HARVILL, Mrs. J. P. 64-975 

HARWCOD, Friniwyd Tennyson Jesse. 63-323 

HAS, Henry F. A. 65-1361 
HASBROUCK, William C. 63-378 



HASCALL, Charles C. 65-306 
HASEY, Benjamin. 65-2001 
HASKALL, Benjamin. 64-1393 
HASKALL, Daniel. 64-1393 
HASKALL, Gideon. 64-1393 

HASKALL, John. 64-1393 

HASKALL, Roger, d. ca. 1760. 64-1393 

HASKELL, Alexander Cheves, 1839-1910. 
65-722 

HASKELL, Charles T. , 1835-1863. 65-722 

HASKELL, John Cheves, b. 1841. 65-722 

HASKELL, Mary Elizabeth see Minis, Mary 
Elizabeth (Haskell) b. 1873 

HASKELL, Rebecca (Singleton) 1839-1862. 
65-722 

HASKELL, Sophia Lovell see Cheves, Sophia 
LoveU (Haskell) 1846-1922 

HASKELL, William T., 1837-1863. 65-722 

RASKINS, Charles Homer. 64-933 

Notes on lectures by. 65-1923 

RASKINS, Mary W. see Brownrigg, Mary W. 
(Haskins) 

HASKTNS (Thomas) Wagon Repair Shop, «cio, 
Mich. 65-401 

HASSELL, Cushing Biggs, 1808-1880. 

64-1023 
HASSELL, Sylvester S. , 1842-1928. 64-1023 

HASSETT, William. 65-54, 65-64 

HASSLER, Mary Caroline see Newcomb, Mary 
Caroline (Hassler) 

HASTINGS, Samuel Dexter, 1816-1903. 
63-400 

HASTINGS, Walter E. , 1888- 65-307 

HASTINGS banner, Hastings, Mich. 64-1496 

HASTINGS family 
Genealogy. 63-247 



HASTINGS, Mich, 

Family papers. 65-469, 65-556 

Newspapers. 64-1496 

Politics. 65-494 
HASTTNGS-on-Hudson, N. Y. 

Center for Adult Education. 64-883 

HASTY, Gladys see Carroll, Gladys (Hasty) 
1904- 



HATCH, Adelaide Goldsmith Burckle. 63-355 
HATCH, Carl A. , 1889- 65-1390 
HATCH, Elizabeth. 63-355 
HATCH, George. 63-175 
HATCH, Henry. 65-646 



HATCH, John Porter, 1822-1901. 63-355 

HATCH, Moses Porter. 63-355 

HATCH, Ozias M. 65-162 

HATCH, Rufus, 1785-1825. 65-646 
HATCH-Eggert Expedition, 1956. 65-1781 

HATCHET, Rosa Oreton see Jackson, Rosa 
Oreton (Hatchet) 

HATCHIE, Tenn., Battle of , 1862. 64-246 
HATHAWAY, Benjamin, 1822-1896. 65-1361 

HATHAWAY, Rufus Hawton, 1869-1933. 

65-1844 
HATTERAS forts 

CivilWar. 64-1136 

HATTON, Sir Christopher, 1540-1591. 
65-1872, 65-1873 

HAUER, Franz von, 1822-1899. 64-100 
HAUGEN, Gilbert Nelson, 1859-1933. 64-908 
HAUGHEY, Wilfrid H. 65-308 
HAUGHEY family. 65-308 
HAUSER, William M. 64-1505 
HAVANA, Cuba 

Consular service (U. S. ) 65-1553 

Newspapers. 65-1463 

Shipping and trade. 64-1215 

Siege, 1762. 63-221 

Travel and description. 64-1179, 64-1186 

HAVEN, Erastus Otis, Bp. , 1820-1881. 

64-1413, 65-269, 65-309, 65-532, 65-618, 
65-654, 65-1395. 

HAVEN, Gilbert. 65-654 

HAVENER, John. 65-399 

HAVERFORD College, Haverford, Pa. 
65-1548 

HAVERMEYER, W. 65-1160 

HAVERTY, Mr. — 65-1042 

HAVILAND, LauraSmith, 1808-1898. 65-316 

HAVILAND, MarkW. , b. 1827. 65-1151 

HAW River (Grist) Mill and Cotton Mill, Salem, 
N. C. 64-1008 

HAWAD. 63-350, 65-1784 

Acquisition by the United States. 64-764 
Agricultural experiment stations. 64-1113 
Consular service (U. S. ) 65-1784 
Courts 

Supreme Court. 64-74S2 

Family papers. 64-50 
Foreign relations (Gt. Brit.) 65-1777 
Foreien relations (U. S.) 65-565 
Government and legislation. 63-382 



HAWAII (Continued) 

Royal family. 65-1784 

Russians in. 65-1784 

Statehood. 65-1500 

Students (Chinese) 65-1797 

Surreys. 64-1268 

Trade with the United States. 64-762 

Travel and description. 63-234 

HAWAIIAN mission to investigate alleged viola- 
tions of the Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty 
1883. 65-565 

HAWAIIAN Recriprocity Treaty of 1876 
United States. 64-762 ' 

HAWES, Harry Bartow, 1869-1947. 64-306 

"^ "?J Vlr f^H£Terhune, Mary 
Virginia (Hawes) " 

"•Sag a,& C ° mpaay > BKStawnd, Va. 

HAWES family. 65-1003 

HAWKINS, Ariella (Alston) 64-388 

HAWKINS, Benjamin, 1754-1816. 63-2 
64-1194 ' 

HAWKINS, James B. 64-388 



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HAWKINS, JohnD. 65-735 
HAWKINS- (R OMaysfield Militia, Company 
^tlli 53dRegt -' Wp *" ta Volunteers. 

HAWKINS, Rush Christopher, 1831-1920 
64-804 

HAWKINS, Sally A. 64-388 
HAWKINS, Sarah see Polk, Sarah (Hawkins) 
HAWKINS, Willis Brooks, 1852-1928. 64-206 
HAWKINS Co. , Term. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

HAWKINS family. 64-1024. 64-1029, 65-735 
Genealogy. 64-1177 

^mTV^T** * Com ^' **—. 

HAWKINS Zouaves (New York Infantry 9th 
Regt., 1861-1863) 64-804 

HAWKS, Esther H. 63-356 

HA 64^580 FranClS USta ' 1798 - 1866 - 6<-«7, 
HAWKS, J. Milton. 63-356 
HAWKS, Johns. 64-1500 
HAWKS, Nellie. 65-1408 
HAWLEY, Asa. 65-310 

HAWLEY, Joseph Roswell, 1826-1905. 
65-565 



HAWTHORNE, Minnie (Amelung) 64-1321 
HAWTHORNE, Nathaniel, 1804-1883. 64-1321 

HA ™ V ^ Nathaniel see Hawthorne, 
Sophia Amelia (Peabody) 181T7871 

HAWTHORNE, Rose see Lathrop, Rose 
(Hawthorne) 1851-192"6 

^S^^TStifir (, «-w Ian- 

HAWTHORNE, Una. 64-1321 

HAWTHORNE family 

Genealogy. 64-1321 

HAY, John, 1838-1905. 63-243 63 we 
63-388, 64-767, 64-778 64-126^'fis',,, 
65-246, 65-565, M-enl «-931 ' 2 "' 

HAY, Marion E., 1865-1933. 65-1048 
HAY forks. 64-917 
HAYCOX, Ernest, 1899-1950. 64-684 
"2^4 CaPl TrUmbuU ' 1877 - 65-584, 
HAYDEN, Charles. 65-2009 
HAYDEN, Elisha. 65-312 

^^^ssr^sr- 1829 - 1887 - 

HAYDEN, George Warren. 65-1360 

HAYDEN, Henry. 65-577 

HAYDEN, Henry T. 63-211 

HAYD EN) Horace E(Jwinj 1837 . lgi7 _ M976 

HAYDEN, Jasper. 65-312 



HAYES, Peter land. 65-1064 
HAYES, Richard 
Estate of. 64-212 

HAYES, Rutherford Birchard Pres n <! 
1822-1893. 63-95 ' - ' 



Administration of. 65-1778 



HAWLEY family. 65-310 

^^OHNE. J""an, 1846-1934. 63-401, 



^J?^^. j0Seph H^ton, 1887-1945. 
64-1403, 64-1417, 65-311, 65-397 

HAYDEN, Peyton R. 64-275 

HAYDEN family. 65-312 

HAYDN, Joseph, 1732-1809. 64-1322 

HAYDON, Arthur W. 65-313 

HAYDON, Charles B. , 1834-1864. 65-314 

HAYDON, lone. 65-1374 

HAYES, Alexander L. 64-958 

HAYES, Harriets. 64-958 

HAYES, Hector, b. 1804. 65-1355 

HAYES, Helen. 65-1064 

HAYES, Henry M. 64-1186 

HAYES, John William, 1854-1942. 64-771, 

HAYES, Manlove, 1817-1910. 64-958 

HAYES, Oliver Bliss, Jr. 64-1186 

HA «-47 PatriCl ' J ° Seph ' Cardiaal > 1867-1938. 



**« r , r « P °, ndent "-"T. 63-186, 63-261 
63-326, 63-340, 64-764, 64-769 
64-1626, 65-246, 65-255, 65-930 

Autographs. 64-63, 65-59 

HAYES family. 64-958. 64-1186 

^ssssssr eiecaon ^ *— - 

HAYES Wheel Company. 65-612 
HAYFIELD, Ky. 

Fa *Sl03 PerSOnal co "espondence. 
"Sffij ^ Ann see Dewey, JuliaAnn 
HAYMAKER Plot. 65-1 
HA oS KETSqUareRi0t ' CMca 8 . "86. 
HAYMOND, Creed. 64-738 
HAYNE, Isaac W. 63-352 
HAYNE, J. w. 65-925 

^a^sl "" 6 ' 1791 - 1839 - 63 - 3 «. 



^Esf Mbeth ^ Macay - Etoabet ° 

HA K^010 JOhnRa,KlOlPh ' 1853 " 1937 - 65-867, 
HAYS, Benjamin K. 64-632 
HAYS, Brooks, 1898- 64-1161 
HAYS, Gilmore, 1810-1880. 65-1043 
HAYS, Harry Thompson, 1820-1876. 65-890 
HAYS, Isaac Minis, 1847-1925. 64-779 
HAYS, P. W. 65-1540 

HAYS, Will Harrison, 1879-1954. 64-778 
65-2011 '^ 

HAYS family. 65-1043 
HAYWARD, E. 63-399 

HAYWARD, Monroe Leland, 1840-1899. 
65-1440 

HAYWOOD, Fabius Julius, 1803-1880. 64-369 

HAYWOOD, William Henry, 1801-1852 
63-373 

HAYWOOD Co. , N. C. 
Schools. 64-392 



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HAYWOOD Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 
HAYWOOD, Va. 

Resident of. 65-1802 

HAYZLETT, George W. 65-1178 

HAZARD, Grace Walcott see Conkling, Grace 
Walcott (Hazard) 1878-1958 

HAZARD family. 64-1283 
Genealogy. 65-876 

HAZE, Charles W. , b. 1820. 65-315, 
65-418 

HAZE family. 65-315 
HAZELHIGG, Rex. 65-1507 

HAZEN, Allen, 1795-1871. 64-1587 



HAZEN, William Babcock, 1830-1887. 
65-896 

HAZZARD, Florence. 65-440 

HAZZARD, George Henry, 1846-1929. 
64-1521 



HEALTH. 64-425, 64-1295, 64-1337, 65-23 
see also Medicine; Public health 
Children. 65-277, 65-1324 
Government agencies. 65-76 
Industrial. 64-715 
Jews. 64-1318 
Legislation. 65-103 

By place 
Iowa. 65-1942 

Minnesota. 63-249 

New England. 65-1036 
West Virginia. 63-129 

HEALTH and Welfare Activities, V. S. Inter- 
departmental Committee to Coordinate. 
65-76 

HEALTH Food Company, New York City. 
65-1215 

HEALTH insurance see Insurance— Health 

HEALTH resorts, watering places, etc 

North Carolina. 64-1132 

Virglniau~ x -«4-1132 

HEALY, George. 65-909 

HEAP, Jane. 65-1998 

HEARD, John Theodore. 65-1539 

HEARD, Sarah (Wyatt) see Bixby, Sarah (Wyatt) 
Heard -~ 

HEARING see Deaf; Ear 

HEARN, Lafcamo, 1850-1940. 65-1347 

HEARST, MiUlcent (Willson) 63-383, 65-47 

HEARST, Phoebe (Apperson) 1842-1919. 
64-802 



HEARST, William Randolph, 1863-1951. 
63-383, 64-738, 65-2004 

HEARST, Mrs. William Randolph see Hearst, 
MiUicent (Wilson) 

HEART of oak books. 65-1958 

HEARTMAN, Charles Frederick, 1883- 
collector. 65-1637 

HEARTS of hickory, by John Trotwood Moore. 
65-884 

HEARTT, Alice. 64-675 

HEARTT, Mary. 64-675 

HEATH, Fannie Mahood, 1864-1931. 65-770 

HEATH, H. H. 64-729 

HEATH, Homer L. 65-1371 

HEATH, Sir Robert. 63-314 

HEATH, William, 1737-1814. 63-82 

HEATH, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
HEATHER (Ship) 64-709 

HEATING 

Societies. 65-1939 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1989 
HEATON, David F. 64-106 

HEATON, George. 65-1190 
HEAVEN. 64-1553 

HEBRA, Ferdinand, Titter von, 1816-1880. 
65-1540 

HEBRARD, Ernest. 63-320 

HEBREW language and literature 

see also Talmud 

Lectures, etc. 65-1275 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1295 

HEBREW Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society 
of America. 64-1318, 65-1737 

HEBREW Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
65-1734, 65-1737, 65-1744 

HEBRON, Conn. 

Business papers. 64-1368 . 

HECKER, Frank Joseph, 1846-1927. 64-1528 

HECKEWELDER, John Gottlieb ErneStus, 
1743-1823. 63-5 

HECTOR, Francisco Luis, baron de Carondelet 
see Carondelet, Francisco Luis Hector, 
baron de, 1748-1807 

HECTOR, OleM., 1870-1953. 65-771 

REDDING, Elijah, Bp., 1780-1852. 65-697 

HEDGE, Frederic Henry, 1805-1890. 64-718, 
65-910 



HEDGE, Levi, 1766-1844. 65-1224, 65-1251 

HEDGE, Lucy (Pierce) 64-718 

HEDGE family. 64-718 

HEDGES, William S. , 1895- 65-1060 

HEDRICE, Benjamin Sherwood, 1827-1886. 
64-1025 

HEERMANCE, Edgar. 64-911 

HEFFELFINGER, Totten Peavey. 63-246 

HEFFNER, Hubert. 65-1064 

HEFFRON, Patrick, Bp. 63-241 

HEFLIN, Lucy A. see Russell, Lucy A. 
(Heflln) 

HEIDLER (Florence Hodgson) collection. 
64-222 

HEW, Diederich von. 64-5 
HEDf family. 64-5 

HETNEMANN, William, 1863-1920. 65-1649 
HEINKE, George H. 65-1507 

BEINRICH, Prince of Prussia, 1862-1929. 
64-769 

HEINTZELMAN, Samuel Peter, 1805-1880. 
65-986 

HEINZ, Howard, 1877-1941. 64-1271 

HEISENBERG, Werner. 65-1718 

HETTZMAN, Join H. 65-1033 

HELBTJRN Thompson, firm. 64-240 

HELENA, Mom. 

Banks and banking. 65-1131, 65-1152 

HELFENSCHNEIDER, Henrlette see Pelz, 
Henrlette (Helfenschneider) baroness 

HELFENSTEIN, Ernest, pseud, see Smith. 
Elizabeth Oakes (Prince) 1806-1893 

HELLAS regained, by Luclen Price. 65-1208 
HELLER, Walter W. 64-1269 
HELLMAN, Lillian, 1905- 65-1664 

HELM, Edith (Benham) 65-70 
HELM, Leonard. 64-314 
HELME, James W. , 1817-1883. 65-316 
HELME, James W., 1860-1938. 65-316 

HELME family. 65-316 

HELSELL, Frank P. 65-1033 

HEMANS, Lawton Thomas, 1864-1916. 
64-1469 

HEMATOLOGY see Blood 

HEMENWAY Gymnasium, Harvard University. 
65-1273 

HEMINGWAY, Ernest, 1899-1961. 64-150, 
64-491, 65-1664 



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HEMP see Sisal industry 

HEMPHILL, James Calvin, 1850-1927 
63-120 

HEMPL, George, 1859-1921 

Notes on lectures by. 65-606 
HEMPSTED, John, Jr. 64-193 
HENCH, Atcheson Laughlin, 1891- 64-796 

As collector. 65-1028 

HENDEE, Lucius J. , 1818-1888. 64-1368 

HENDELMAN, Augustus. 65-1355 

HENDERSON, Alfred R. 65-1638 

HENDERSON, Alice Corbin. 64-150 

HENDERSON, Anne B. see Clubb, Anne B. 
(Henderson) 

HENDERSON, Archibald, 1768-1822. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Archibald, 1811-1880. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Archibald, 1877-1963. 65-717 

As collector. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Benjamin. 64-211 

HENDERSON, Charles Richmond, 1848-1915 
64-36, 64-107 

HENDERSON, David Brenner, 1840-1906. 
65-565 

HENDERSON, Elizabeth. 64-211 

HENDERSON, Elizabeth Brownrigg see Cotten 
Elizabeth Brownrigg (Henderson) 

HENDERSON, James, Jr. 64-211 
HENDERSON, James, Sr. 64-211 
HENDERSON, John. 64-211 
HENDERSON, John, 1744-1824. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, John B. 65-681 

HENDERSON, John Steele, 1846-1916. 
64-1026, 64-1027 

HENDERSON, Joseph B. 64-771 

HENDERSON, Lawrence Joseph, 1878-1942 
65-1907 

HENDERSON, Leon, 1895- 65-27, 65-38 
65-42, 65-48, 65-69 

HENDERSON, Leonard, 1772-1833. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Loy W. 65-932 
HENDERSON, Mary F. 64-1027 
HENDERSON, Nathaniel, b. 1736. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Pleasant, 1756-1842. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Richard. 65-23 



HENDERSON, Samuel, 1746-1815. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Thomas, Captain. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Thomas, 1752-1832. 64-1026 
HENDERSON, Thomas J. 65-162 

HENDERSON, Thomas Stalworth, 1859-1937 
64-759 

HENDERSON, William, b. 1748. 64-1026 

HENDERSON family. 64-211, 64-1027 
64-1030 ' 

Genealogy. 65-883 
HENDERSON, Ky. 

Allison Memorial Meeting, 1933. 65-21 

Letters received in. 64-575 

Memorial tablets. 65-21 
HENDLEY, Anna E. 65-934 

HENDRICKS, Thomas Andrews, 1819-1885 
65-253 

HENDRICKSON, Daniel, 1736-1797. 65-1639, 
65-1645 

HENDRICKSON, Hendrick. 65-1639 

HENDRICKSON family. 65-1639 

HENEY, Francis Joseph, 1859-1937. 65-860 

HENKXE, Alice. 65-1183 

HENLE, Ray. 64-1610 

HENLEY, David, 1749-1823. 64-1194 
HENLEY family 

Genealogy. 65-976 
HENNEPIN and Rock Island Canal. 64-241 
HENNEPIN, m. 

Personal papers. 64-838 

HENNOCK, Frieda see Simons, Frieda 
(Hennock) 1904-1960 

HENRICH, Andrew, 1856-1910. 65-10S3 
HENRICO Coal Company (W. Va. ) 65-1032 
HENRICO Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-1230 

Merger with Richmond (Proposed) 64-1239 

HENROTTN, Charles, 1843-1914. 65-B40 

HENROTTN, Ellen M. 'Martin) 1847-1922. 
65-840 

HENRY, Prince of Prussia see Heinrich, 
Prince of Prussia, 1862-1929 

HENRY, Anson G. , d. 1865. 65-1038 

HENRY, Edward E. 64-1272 

HENRY, HughW. 65-876 

HENRY, John Hazard. 65-876 , 



HENRY, Mrs. John Hazard. 65-876 

HENRY, Joseph, 1797-1878. 64-1556 
64-1580 

HENRY, Lou see Hoover, Lou (Henry) 
d. 1944 

HENRY, Louisa. 65-876 
HENRY, Marguerite. 65-1978 
HENRY, Martha. 65-876 
HENRY, Matthews. 63-2 
HENRY, MatUe. 65-876 

HENRY, O. , pseud, see Porter, William 
Sydney, 1862-1910 

HENRY, Patrick, 1736-1799. 63-86, 64-314 
64-677, 64-805, 65-995, 65-1193, 65-1550' 

HENRY, Robert Selph. 65-888 

HENRY, Stuart Oliver, 1860-1953. 65-1958 
HENRY Co. , Mo. 

Business and personal correspondence. 
63-127 

HENRY Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 
HENRY Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-1019 
HENRY family 

Genealogy. 6i- 876 

^^T/ " 1 Peace Expedition, 1915-1916. 
64-1615 

HENRY Hurwftz Menorah Association memorial 
collection, 1913-61 (Manuscript collection) 
65—172 6 

HENRY, m. 65-1643 

HENRY S. Little (Schooner) 65-1554 

HENRY Seybert Commission on Spiritualism. 
65-831 - 

HENRY'S new and improved process for 

preserving fruits, vegetables, etc. 64-919 

HENSHALL, James Alexander. 64-100 

HENSHAW, David. 64-1585 

HENSHAW, Paul Stewart, 1902- 64-108 

HENSON, Poindexter Smith, 1831-1914. 
64-53 

HENSON, William Samuel, 1805-1888. 65-894 

HENTZ, Caroline Lee (Whiting) 1800-1856 
64-524, 64-960 

HENTZ, Charles Arnold, b. 1827. 64-524 

HENTZ, Julia Louisa see Keyes, Julia Louisa 
(Hentz) ~ ~ , 

HENTZ, Nicholas Marcellus, 1796-1856 
64-524, 64-580 

HENTZ, Thaddeus William. 64-524 



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HENTZ family. 64-524 
HERALD (Periodical) 65-1531 
HERALD Printing Company. 65-1053 
HERALD tribune, New York. 64-1596 

HERALDRY. 65-767 

Jews. 65-1730 
HERBERT, Ann D. , fl. 1834-1845. 65-1645 
HERBERT, Charles M. , 1838-1871. 65-1640 

HERBERT, Henry William, 1807-1858. 
64-803 

HERBERT, J. Joseph, 1894-1956. 65-317, 
65-536 

HERBERT, John Blddle, 1837-1908. 65-1640 

HERBERT, Obadiah, 1775-1856. 65-1640 

HERBERT, Robert. 65-1640 

HERBERT & Hardenbergh, New Brunswick, 
N. J. 65-1640 

HERBERT family. 65-1640 

HERBS. 64-1241 
HERCTJLANEOM, Mo. 

Lead mines and waning 64-326 
HERDER, Henry A. 65-1641 

HERDMAN, William James, 1848-1906. 
65-1372 

HEREDITY. 65-1940 

see also Evolution 
HERESY trials see Inquisition 
HERIOT, Edward Thomas 

Estate of. 64-650 

HERKIMER Co., N. Y. 

Land 

Legal documents. 64-851 

Personal papers. 64-921 

HERMANS, Lawton Thomas, 1864-1916. 
65-515 

HERMANSVILLE, Mich. 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-657 

HERMETIC art and philosophy. 64-1569 

HERNDON, Ann Hull see Maury, Ann Hull 
(Hentdon) 1811-1901 

HERNDON, Hugh. 64-1252 

HERNDON, William Henry, 1818-1891, 
65-162 

HERNDON House, by Donald B. Allan. 
65-1410 

HERO pealing sloop) 64-1578 

HERR, Mary E. , d. 1961. 65-15 

HERRICK, Myron Timothy, 1854-1929. 
64-1348 



HERRICK, Robert, 1868-1938. 64-109, 
64-137 

HERRICK, S. D. 

Journalism. 65-1470 
HERRIDGE, William. 65-78 

HERRMANN, Christian, pseud, see Lieber, 
Francis, 1800-1872 

HERRON, Leonard Smith, 1884-1958. 65-1477 

HERRON family. 63-174 

HERSEY, Mich. 

Business and personal papers. 65-1352 

HERSHEY, Lewis B. 65-169 

HERTER, Christian Archibald, 1865-1910. 
65-1948 

HERTER, Christian Archibald, 1895- 
64-1622, 64-1624, 65-79 

HERTFORD Co. , N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-425, 
64-540 

History. 64-1078 
Merchants. 64-1084 
HERTFORD, N. C. 

Guardian and ward. 64-979 
Letters from. 64-373 

HERTZ, Emanuel. 65-1664 

HERZOG, Emile Solomon Wllhelm see 
Maurols, Andr£, 1885- 

HERZOG, Paul M. , 1906- 65-112 

HESLER, LexemuelRay. 64-947 

HESS, Julian. 65-399 

HESS family. 65-1354 

HESSELBERG family. 65-460 

HESTER, H. I. 64-1157 

HEVESY, G. 65-1311 

HEWES, Amy. 64-715 

HEWITT, Abram Stevens, 1822-1903. 64-767 

HEWITT, E. 64-1179 

HEWITT, E. E. 65-856 

HEWITT, Mattle S. 65-386 

HEWITT, William Henry Harrison, 1841-1912. 
64-1301 

HEY, Moses, 1792-1866. 64-1146 

HEYDRICH, Reinhard, 1904-1942. 64-1313 

HEYWARD, Daniel. 65-724 

HEYWARD, Dorothy Hartzell (Knhns) 1890- 
63-289 

HEYWARD, Du Bose, 1885-1940. 63-275, 
63-289 



HEYWARD, Emma BarnwelL 63-297 

HEYWARD, Henrietta. 63-297 

HEYWARD, Joseph. 63-297 

HEYWARD family. 63-289 

HEZETA, Bruno de. 65-1825 

HIAWATHA (Ship) 64-1394 

HTBBARD, Mary Eugenie. N %5--1£27 

x 
SIBERIA (Sloop) 64-1392 ~~ 

HICHBORN, Franklin, b. 1869. 65-2010 
HICK, Thomas S. 65-159 

HICKENLOOPER, Bourke Blakemore. 
65-168, 65-1103 

B3CKEY, William. 64-768 
HICKEY family. 65-1354 
RTCKOK, Lorena. 65-43, 
HICKORY Co. , Mo. 

County court papers. 64-324 

HICKORY Creek Circuit of the Methodist 
Episcopal Church. 64-974 

HICKOX, Virgil. 64-245, 65-162 

HICKS, Edward Lee, Bp. of Lincoln, 1843- 
1919. 63-207 

HICKS, Edward Waldron, 1868- 65-1642 
HICKS, Granville, 1901- 65-384 

HICKS, Henry W. 65-1350 
HICKS, Mabel Claudia. 64-878 

HICKS, Sarah Frances see Williams, Sarah 
Frances (Hicks) b. 1827 

HICOCK, Henry W. 64-911 

HIDALGO, ManueL 65-1080 

HIDATSA Indians 

Language. 65-752 

HIDES see Skins and hides 

HKX2NS, Anthony, 1840-1912. 65-565 

HKXHNS, Frank Wayland, 1856-1907. 64-1170 

HIGGXNSON, Ella Rhoades, 1862-1940. 
65-1958 

HIGGINSON, Francis John, 1804-1872. 
65-600 

HIGGINSON, Stephen. 64-202 
HIGH frequency circuits. 63-156 
HIGH Point, N. C. 64-365 

HIGH schools 

see also Education — Secondary 

Accreditation. 65-1496 

Curricula. 65-165 



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HIGH schools (Continued) 

By place 

Arizona. 65-1134 

Michigan. 65-351 

Nebraska. 65-1496 

HIGH schools, Junior. 65-214 

HIGHER education see Education— Higher 

HIGHLAND Park Civic Association, Highland 
Park, Mich. 65-1336 ^^ 

HIGHLAND Park, Mich. 

Civic associations. 65-1336 

Lawrence Institute of Technology. 65-135r 

HIGHLAND Township, Oakland Co. , Mich 
65-522 

HIGHLANDER Folk School, Grundy Co. , Tenn. 

HIGHLANDS, N. C. 

Botany. 64-635 
HIGHT, Anna L. 64-499 

HIGHTOWER, John Murmann, 1909- 65-1061 
HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. 

General stores. 65-1676 
HIKING. 65-1929" 
HILDEBRAND, Daniel M 65-1507 



HILL, George William, 1838-1914. 63-384 
HILL, Isaac. 64-1585 

HILL, Isabelle see McCalla, Isabelle (Hill) 

HILL, J. B. 65-747 

HILL, Mrs. James J. see Hill, Mary T. 

HILL, Jane Louise (Allston) 1850-1937. 
63-272 

HILL, Jim Da^ 65-1981 

-HILL, Mary T. 65-757 

HILL, Samuel, d. 1859 

Estate of. 64-500 



HILL, Samuel, 1857-1931 
64-1271 



HILDNER, Jonathan August Charles d. 1952. 
65-1361 

HILGARD, Eugene Woldemar, 1833-1916, 
65-654 

HILGARD, Julius Erasmus, 1825-1891 
64-1268 

HILL, Albert Ross, 1869-1943. *65-531 

HILL, Arthur, 1847-1909. 65-531 

HILL, Benjamin Harvey, 1823-1882. 64-224 
HILL, BrittonA. 65-905 

HILL, Mrs. Charles A. see Hill, Jane Louise 
(Allston) 1850-19.37 

HILL, Daniel, fL 1788-1824, merchant, of 
Exeter, N. H. 64-56 

HILL, Daniel Harvey, 1821-1889. 63-61 
64-541, 64-545, 64-765 

HILL, David Bennett, 1843-1910. 64-354 
64-1134 ' 

HILL, David Jayne, 1850-1932. 65-531 
65-862 

HILL, E. B. 64-877 

HILL, Edmonia Taylor. 64-954 

HILL, Eliza see Lord, Eliza (Hill) 

HILL, Esther Mary Clark, 1876-1932. 
65-1958 

HILL, Frances C. P. 64-979 



63-241, 64-1269, 
HILL, Thomas, 1818-1891. 65-182, 65-1252 
HILL, Thomas A. 65-2001 
HILL, Walter Barnard, 1851-1905. 64-227 

HIL 65-W d 69 MCLaUehlln COmPa " y ' *"**•■*»■ 
HILLE, Waldemar. 65-879 

HILLEBRAND, Harold Newcomb, 1887-1953 
65-1310 

HILLEGAS, Michael, 1729-1804. 64-1567 

HILLEN, H. M. 64-278 

HILLERS, JohnK. 65-1809 

HILLFIELD Academy, Johnston Co N C 
64-378 ' 

HILLHOUSE, David, 1756-1804. 64-525 

HILLHOUSE, David P. 64-525 

HILLHOUSE, HughC. 64-387 

HILLHOUSE, James, 1754-1832. 64-202 
64-1372 ' 

mLLHOUSE, Margaret P. 64-525 

HILLHOUSE, Sarah (Porter) 64-525 

HILLHOUSE family. 64-525 

HILLHOUSE Light Guards see New York- 
Infantry— 132d Regiment, 1862-1865 - 

HILLIARD, B. H. 64-1163 

HILLIARD, Heddle, d. 1924, collector. 
65-1970 

HILLIARD bankruptcy case. 64^131 

HILLMAN, Jethro, 1789-1854. 64-1394 

HILLMAN, Sidney, 1887-1946. 64-127 
65-29, 65-69 

HILLMAN, Zachariah, b. 1796. 64-1394 



HILLMAN family 

Genealogy. 64-1394 

HILLMAN Shipyard, New Bedford, Mass 
64-1394 

HILLS, Joseph L. 64-946 
HILLSBORO, N. C. 

Burwell Female Academy. 64-1028 
Churches and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 64-477 
Civil War 

Letters from. 65-725 
Letters received in. 64-442 
Orange Guards. 64-1016 

Family and personal papers. 64-1029 
64-1053, 64-1085, 64-1097, 64-1539, 
64-1541 

Law practice. 64-1123, 64-1127 
Letters from. 64-435, 64-444, 64-560 
Military Academy. 64-397, 64-442, 64-444 
Students. 64-513 
Travels from. 64-439 

HILLSBORO (N. C. ) sentinel (Newspaper) 
63-68 

HILIfBORO, Ohio 

Business and personal papers. 63-123, 

HILLSBOROUGH Township, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1609 
HILLSDALE College, Hillsdale, Mich. 

a^oT^T 1630 Central CoUege ' Spri °s 

Letters from. 65-549 

Letters relating to. 65-229, 65-267 
65--473, 65-550, 65-1351, 65-1353 

President. 65-241 

Students. 64-1422 

Notebooks. 65-1368 

HILLSDALE, Mich. 65-531 

International Order of Cadets of Honor and 
Temperance. 65-1356 

Societies. 65-1367 

Veterans' organizations. 65-1333 

Woman's Club. 65-1375 

HILLYER, Robert Silliman, 1895-1961 
64-41, 64-150,, 65-1908 

HILTON Head, S. C. 

Civil War 

Prisons and prisoners. 64-448 
HILTON, N. Y. 

Farms and farming. 64-841 
HIMLER, Peggy. 65-1393 
HIMMLER, Heinrich, 1900-1945. 64-1313 



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HINCH, Benjamin P. 65-159 

HINCH, H. 65-159 
HINCKLEY, Joseph. 65-1522 
HINCKLEY, Minn, 

Forest fire, 1894. 63-238 
HDJDE, George. 63-221 
HTNDERCLEY, Eng. 64-34 
HTNDMAN, Thomas Carmichael, 1828-1868 

Relating to. 65-878_^_ 
HINDS Co. , Miss. 

Family papers. 64-639 
HINES, James M. *64-370 
HINES, Leone. 64-370 
HINES, W. T. 64-370 
HDJES, Wait, collector. 64-370 
HINES Bros. , Dover, N. C. 64-370 

HINGHAM, Mass. 

Family papers. 65-1200 
HINKLE family. 63-174 
HINKLEY, Edward O. 64-1500 
HOTKLEY, John. 64-1500 
HINSDALE, Burke Aaron, 1837-1900. 65-318 

As correspondent 64-1413, 65-274, 
65-587 

Notes on lectures by. 65-560, 65-606 

HINSDALE, Ellen Clarinda, 1864-1958. 
65-318 

HINSDALE, Mary Louisa, 1866-1946. 64-1515 
65-318 

HINSDALE, Mildred, 1871- 64-1515, 65-318 

HINSDALE, Wilbert Bartlett, 1851-1944. 
64-1413, 64-1462, 65-319 

HINSDALE family. 65-318 

R7NSON, Joseph Benjamin, 1801-1822. 
63-308 

HINTON, Charles L. 63-373, 64-371 

HINTON, Jane Constance (Miller) b. 1827. 
64-1028 

BINTON, Laurens. 64-1028 

HINTON, Sarah E. see Wilder, Sarah E. 
(Hinton) 

HTNTON family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

HIPKE, George H. 64-1621 

HIRAM College, Hiram, Ohio. 65-224, 
65-318 



HIROSHIMA, Japan 

World War H. 64-108 

Atom bomb victims. 65-1763 

HIROSHIMA Maidens. 65-1763 

RTRSCH, Sidney M. 65-888 

HTRT, Robert Charles, 1919- 64-1174 

HISPANIOLA see Dominican Republic; Santo 
Domingo (French colony) 

HISTOLOGY. 64-134, 64-683 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1954 

HISTORIANS' papers, 1779-1942 (Manuscript 
collection) 63-67 

HISTORIC American Buildings Survey. 
65-588 

Midwest Division. 65-1340 

Philadelphia, Pa. 65-1317 

HISTORIC houses and sites. 63-319, 65-588 
see also names of houses or their locations 

National Council for Historic Sites and 
Buildings. 65-1980 

By place 
Middle West. 65-1340 
Missouri. 64-307 
North Dakota. 65-T67 
Pennsylvania. 65-93 
South Carolina. 63-311 
Virginia. 65-956 

HISTORICAL markers 

Virginia. 65-979 
HISTORICAL Records Survey. 65-1162 

Michigan. 65-320 

Utah. 65-1791 

HISTORICAL research. 64-855, 64-903, 
64-933, 64-1350 

HISTORICAL societies. 64-966, 64-1352, 
65-166, 65-1492 

see also American Historical Association; 
Pioneers' associations 

Methodist. 65-697 

By place 

Canal Zone. 65-1827 

Georgia. 64-612 

Michigan. 64-1426, 65^1345, 65-1367, 
65-1394 \ 

Minnesota. 64-1521 J 

Missouri. 64-1526 

New Jersey. 65-1606, 65-1684 

New York. 64-1543 

New York City. 65-1684 

North Carolina. 64-1066, 64-1538 



North Dakota. 65-793 

Pennsylvania. 64-452, 65-1684 

South Carolina. 64-1550 

Tennessee. 64-1203 

Wisconsin. 65-1684 

HISTORICAL Society of Michigan see Michigan 
State Historical Society 

HISTORICAL southern families, by John 
Bennett Boddle. 65-877 

HISTORIOGRAPHY. 64-38, 64-933 

see also Historical research 

HISTORY. 63-370, 64-584, 64-1500 

see also Ancient history; Constitutional 
history; Economic history; Legal history; 
Medieval history; Natural history; and 
the subdivision History under names_of_ 
places 

Associations see Historical societies 

Lectures, notes, etc. 63-7, 64-1169, 

64-1350, 65-83, 65-166, 65-380, 65-912, 
65-1220, 65-1276, 65-1923, 65-1932 

Students' notebooks. 65-314, 65-1368 

Teachers and teaching. 64-130, 64-927, 
64-933, 64-1366, 64-1515, 65-166, 
65-707, 65-1068, 65-1194, 65-1220, 
65-1231, 65-1248, 65-1904, 65-1906, 
65-1923, 65-1932 

HITCHCOCK, C. N. 65-1831 

HITCHCOCK, Charles M., d. 1885. 64-1569 

HITCHCOCK, Dexter. 64-110 

HITCHCOCK, Ethan Allen, 1798-1870. 64-39, 
64-771, 64-1569 , 65-681 

HITCHCOCK, Ethan Allen, 1835-1,909. 
64-1569, 65-565 

HITCHCOCK, Frank Harris, 1867-1935. 
65-2011 

HITCHCOCK, Gilbert Monell, 1859-1934. 
63-357 , 65-1510 

HITCHCOCK, Henry, 1792-1839. 64-1569 

HITCHCOCK, Henry, 1829-1902. 64-1500 

HITCHCOCK, Margaret Gale. 64-923 

HITCHCOCK, Phineas Warrener, 1831-1881. 
65-1489 

HITCHCOCK, Romyn, 1851-1923. 64-879 

HITCHCOCK, Samuel. 64-1569 
HITCHCOCK, Sheldon. 64-110 
HITCHCOCK family. 64-110 , 64-923 

HITLER, Adolf, 1889-1945. 64-1313, 64-1615, 
65-507 

HDCON, Frank P. 64-1637 
HDCON, Gideon C. 64-1637 
BTXON and Company. 64-1637 



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HECON family. 64-1637 

HOAD, William Christian, 1874-1952. 
64-1499, 65-1361 

HOAG, Clarence Gilbert, 1873- 64-1356 

HOAGLAND, John Calvin. 65-1643 

HOAGLAND, William Jay. 65-1643 

- HOAGLAND family. 65-1643 

HOAR, George Frisbie, 1826-1904. 64-764 
64-1218, 64-1500, 65-1319 

HOARD, Samuel, b. 1800. 64-111 
HOARD and Avery, Chicago, 111. 64-tll 
HOBART College, Geneva, N. Y. 64-353 

HOBBS, Mary (Mendenhall) 1852-1930 
collector. 65-723 ' 

HOBBS, William Herbert, 1864-1952 64-1515. 
65-226, 65-321, 65-332, 65-1397 

HOBBS family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

HOCH, Charles. 64-692 

HOCH, Lotta. 64-692 

HOCH, Oscar. 64-692 

HOCH family. 64-692 

HOCKLEY Company. 64-768 

HODGE, Charles, 1797-1878. 65-1644 

HODGES family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

HODGKISS, W. D. 65-1401, 65-1801 

HODGSON, Frances see Burnett. Frances 
(Hodgson) 1849-1924 

HODGSON family. 64-579 
HOEGH, Leo Arthur, 1908- 65-169 
HOES, John C. F. 64-843 
HOEY, Clyde R. 64-664 
HOFFECKER family. 64-213 
HOFFMAN, Bernard G. 65-1786 



HOFFMAN, Charles Fenno, 1806-1884 
64-803 

HOFFMAN, Clare Eugene, 1875- 64-1484 
65-463, 65-606 ' 

HOFFMAN, Eugene R. 64-1272 
HOFFMAN, Ogden, 1793-1856. 65-1522 
HOFFMAN, Paul Gray, 1891- 64-1474 

H °65™T <PMer) * S ° nS ' Baltimore . Md - 



HOFMANN, August Wilhelm. 64-963 
HOG cholera. 64-834 
HOGAN, James C. 65-23 

"Tca^ms "• ""■ 1773 S££Alves, Gavin, 
HOGG. Gavin, b. 1788. 64-979 
HOGG, James, 1729-1805. 64-1029 
HOGG, Janet (Bryan) 64-979 
HOGG, John. 64-1029 
HOGG, Robert. 64-1029 

H °m2?°i b 8M — Norwood ' Roblna (h °k) 

HOGG, Thomas Devereux, 1823-1904. 64-979 
HOGG, Walter see Alves, Walter, 1768-1827 
HOGG family. 64-1029 
HOGS. 64-245 

Branding. 64-299 

Diseases, 64-834 
HOGS Jaw Valley, Ala. 

Civil War. 64-243 

HOKE, John Franklin, 1821-1888. 64-1030 
HOKE, Mary (McBee) 64-1030 
HOKE, Sallie. 64-1030 

HOKE, William Alexander, 1857-1925 
64-1030 

HOKE, William J. 64-1030 

HOKE family. 64-1030 

HOKKAIDO, Japan 

Agriculture. 65-892 
HOLAND, Hjalmar Rued, 1872- 64-739 
HOLBROOK, Amory. 65-1056 

HOLBROOK, Stewart Hall, 1893- 65-384 
65-1664 * 

HOLCOMB, Silas A. 65-1413 

HOLDEN, Agnes McMahon (Johnson) 64-1364 



HOFFMANN, O. 63-18 



HOLDEN, EbenezerG. D., 1845-1912. 
65-552 

HOLDEN, Edward S. 63-384 

HOLDEN, Mary see Kelly. Mary (Holden) 

HOLDEN, William Woods, 1818-1892 
64-1123 

HOLDERNESS (S. M. ) and Company, Portland 
Or. 64-708 ' 

HOLDING companies see Antitrust laws, 
legislation and prosecution; Trusts. In- 
dustrial ' 

HOLDREDGE, Clare P. 64-1269 



HOLE -in-the -Rock Expedition, 1879-1880 
65-1791 

HOLLADAY, Alexander Q. 65-714 
HOLLADAY, Ben, 1819-1887. 64-270 

HOLLADAY Overland Mail and Express Com- 
pany. 65-1786 

HOLLAND, Dewit, d. 1827. 64-789 
HOLLAND, Ernest O. , 1874-1950. 64-1271 
HOLLAND, George W. 65-1489 
HOLLAND, Lou E. , 1878-1960. 65-113 
HOLLAND see Netherlands 
HOLLAND Engraving Company. 65-113 
HOLLAND Land Company. 65-1523. 65-1598 
HOLLAND Tunnel 

Ventilation. 65-1939 
HOLLEMAN, R. E. 64-372 
HOLLEMAN, William Henry. 64-372 
HOLLEMAN, Mrs. William Henry. 64-372 
HOLLENBACK, William M. 65-503 
HOLLENBECK family. 64-935 

HOLLES, Thomas Pelham, 1st duke of New- 
cas le see Newcastle, Thomas Pelham- 
Holles, 1st duke of, 1693-1768 

H0 64^9 Y 7,^g rHamUt ° n ' 1804 - 1887 " 

^M^OT AleJCU>der Lvm an. 1832-1882. 

HOLLEY, Marcia (Coffing) 64-197 
HOLLEY family. 64-1369 

HO Col Y1 ^6T rtngCOmPany ' ^™°. 

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. 
Law practice. 64-400 

HOLLIS, Ira Nelson, 1856-1930. 64-1499 
HOLLBTER, John B. 63-177 

H °65 L ? TER ' Richard Dennis Teall, 1878- 

HOLLISTON, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
HOLLOWAY, Annie Wilcox (Warren) 65-966 
HOLLOWAY, Balfour. 65-966 



HOLLOWAY, James Montgomery, 1834-1905. 
65—966 



HOLLOWAY, Mary see Tarry, Mary 
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The National Union Catalogof Manuscript Collections: Index 



HOLLOWAY, Mrs. Reuben Ross, collector. 
65-18B1 

HOLLOWAY, William Patterson. 65-966 

HOLLOWELL, Anna (Howell) 64-1187 

HOLLOWELL, Frank, 1838-1887. 64-1187 

HOLLOWELL, Miss Frank, 1880-1962. 
64-1187 

HOLLOWELL, R. D. T. 64-1187 

HOLLOWELL, R. D. T. , Jr. 64-1187 

HOLLOWELL, Mrs. R. D. T. 64-1187 

HOLLOWELL family 
Genealogy. 64-1187 

HOLLY, F. M. 65-1409 
HOLLY, John A. 65-1831 

HOLLY Springs, Miss. 

Civil War. 63-403, 64-246 



HOLLYWOOD Arts, Sciences, and Professions 
Council. 65-1067 

HOLLYWOOD Democratic Committee. 
65-1067 



HOLLYWOOD Independent Citizens Council of 
the Arts, Sciences, and Professions. 
65-1067 

HOLLYWOOD Nineteen. 65-1063 

HOLLYWOOD Ten. 64-1632,65-1063, 
65-1067 

HOLLYWOOD Writers' Mobilization. 64-30 

HOLMAN, Alfred, 1857-1930. 65-862 

HOLMAN, Libby. 65-1100 

HOLMAN, Richard M. 64-947 
HOLMDEL, N. J. 

Business records. 65-1645 

Personal papers. 65-1707 

HOLME, Frank, of Arizona see Holme, John 
Francis, 1868-1904 

HOLME, John Francis, 1868-1904. 64-6 

HOLMES, Daniel, 1792-1851. 65-1645 

HOLMES, Eliza Ford (Gibbes) 65-724 

HOLMES, Emma Edwards, 1838-1910. 
65-724 

HOLMES, Ezekiel, 1801-1865. 65-1971 
HOLMES, George Smith. 63-310 
HOLMES, Henry M. 65-724 
HOLMES, Henry McCauley, d. 1854. 65-724 
HOLMES, Henry Wyman, 1880-1960. 65-1909 



HOLMES, James Gadsden, 1843-1926. 
63-290 

HOLMES, John, 1730-1804 
Estate of. 65-1645 

HOLMES, JohnHaynes, 1879- 64-1615, 
65-1160 

HOLMES, JohnS., 1762-1821. 65-1645 

HOLMES, Jonathan, ca. 1756-1814 

Estate of. 65-1645 
HOLMES, Julia. 65-376 
•HOLMES, Nathaniel. 63-378 
HOLMES, Nathaniel, 1815-1901. 65-654 

HOLMES, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894. 64-714, 
65-908 

Autographs. *64-47, 65-358 

HOLMES, Oliver Wendell, 1841-1935. 64-228, 
64-778, *64-1290, 64-1500, 64-1624, 
65-440 

HOLMES, Otis Halbert, 1902- 64-1272, 
65-1040 

HOLMES, RoyHinman, 1882-1949. 65-1337 

HOLMES, William Henry, 1887-1940. 65-1541 

HOLMES, Wilmot. 65-724 

HOLMES family. 65-724 , 65-1645 
Genealogy. 64-932, 64-1522 



HOLST, Hermann Eduard von, 1841-1904. 
64-808 



HOLST, Mrs. Hermann Eduard von. 64-808 
HOLSTEIN-Friesian Association. 65-218 
HOLSTEIN-Friesian cattle. 65-218 

HOLSTON, Eleanor see Brainard, Eleanor 
(Holston) collector 

HOLSTON papers, 1858-1917 (Manuscript 
collection) 64-838 

HOLT (E. M ) & Company. 64-383 
HOLT, Edwin Michael, 1807-1884. 64-363 
HOLT, Hamilton, 1872-1951. 65-843 
HOLT, Henry, 1888-1944. 65-772 
HOLT, Sir John. 64-34 

HOLT, Jonah, 1783-1860. 64-239 

HOLT (L. Banks) Manufacturing Company. 
64-383 

HOLT, Thad. 65-948 

HOLT, Thomas MichaeL 64-1008, *64-1128 

HOLT, William R. 64-1128 



HOLT and Carrigan, firm. 64-383 

HOLT family 

Genealogy. 65-843, 65-1862 

HOLTON family. 65-1354 

HOLTS (E. M. ) Sons. 64-383 

HOLY Communion Church Institute, Charleston, 
S. C. 63-285 

HOLY Office see Inquisition 

HOLYOKE, Mass. 

Textile industry and trade. 64-205 

HOMANS, Benjamin. 64-1563 
HOME and farm (Periodical) 64-1188 

HOME Building and Home Ownership, Presi- 
dent's Conference on, 1931-32. 65-1069 

HOME Delicacies Association. 64-137 

HOME economics. 64-721, 65-1961 

HOME Finance Agency, U. S. Housing and. 
65-106 

HOME furnishings see House furnishings 

HOME guard see Militia; and subdivision 
Home Guard under names of States 

HOME Insurance Company, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
65-401 

HOME labor. 64-715 

HOME Owners' Loan Corporation. 64-1638 

HOME rule 

Scotland. 65-1848 

HOMEOPATHIC Hospital, University of 
Michigan. 65-319 

HOMEOPATHY. 64-1502, 65-531 
Notes, etc. 65-319 
Practice 

Michigan. 65-530, 65-1365 

HOMER, N. Y. 

Cortland Academy. 64-900 

HOMES, John. 64-114 

HOMES for the aged see_ Old age homes 

HOMESTEADS. 65-948 

HOMS, Pablo. 64-1481 

HONDURAS 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1580 

Entomology. 65-1889 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
63-131, 64-776 

HONDURAS Aurora Mining Company. 64-776 



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HONDURAS Interoceanic Railway. £4-1580 

HONDURAS Legation, Washington D C 
64-1580 ^ ' * 

HONEOYE Falls, N. Y. 

Vital records. 64-898 
HONEYMAN, John, 1798-1874. 65-1646 
HONEYSUCKLE. 64-848 
HONGKONG 

Naval service (U. S. ) 64-509 

Newspapers. 65-1463 

Shipping records. 64-254 

Travel and description. 65-1515 
HONOLULU, Hawaii 

Personal papers. 64-50 

U. S. Experiment Station. 64-1113 
HONOR, Knights of see Knights of Honor 

HONORE, Bertha see Palmer, Bertha 
(Honore) 1849-1918 

HOOD, John Bell, 1831-1879. 63-61 63-391 
64-545, 64-765 ' * 

HOOD, Robin. 65-73 

HOOD family 

Genealogy. 65-1989 
HOOD Rubber Company. 64-240 
HOOD'S Brigade, 1861-1865. 64-741 
HOOE family 

Genealogy. 65-968 

HOOK, Theodore Edward, 1788-1841. 64-112 



HOOKER, Cortez Perry, 1814-1886. 65-1366 

HOOKER, Isabella (Beecher) 1822-1907 
64-713, 64-714, 65-836 

HOOKER, John, a 1886-1938, businessman^ 
New Baltimore, Mich. 65-1352 

HOOKER, Joseph, 1814-1879. 63-353 64-707 
65-950, 65-2017 

HOOKER, Roger. 64-193 

HOOKER, Sir William Jackson, 1785-1865 
65-1779 

HOOPER, Archibald Maclaine. 64-526 

HOOPER, Charlotte (De Berniere) 64-526 

HOOPER, George. 64-1062 

HOOPER, George D. 64-526 

HOOPER, John De Berniere, 1811-1886 
64-526 

HOOPER, Lewis Edwin, 1895- 65-323 

HOOPER, Mary Elizabeth. 64-526 

HOOPER, William, 1742-1792. 64-1062 



HOOPER, William, 1768-1804. 64-1029 

63-78, 64-526, 



HOOPER, William, 1792-1876 
64-580 



HOOPER family. 64-526 

HOOPS, Adam. 65-1523 

HOOTON, Benjamin. 65-1548 

HOOVER, Herbert Clark, Pres. U. S. , 1874- 

As correspondent. 64-1271 64-12QS 
64-1334, 64-1459, 64-1474, 64-1 499 
64-1502, 64-1570, 64-1599 64-1615 
64-1622, 65-27, 65-56 65-17" 65-^26 
65-462, 65-487, 65-855 65-862 « 2w. 
£-•»• «-940,' 65-l«9, 6 |5- 8 ^6 65 " 900 ' 

eslzon 65 " 1487 ' 65 - 1488 > 65 -*> io > 

Autographs. 64-1565 

Mission to Europe. 65-1721 

Presidential campaign of 1928. 64-1163 

HOOVER, Irwin Hood, 1871-1933. 63-358 

HOOVER, John Edgar, 1895- 64-253 
65-349, 65-1059, 65-1160 

HOOVER, Lou (Henry) d. 1944. 64-1622 
65-940, 65-1160 * 

HOOVER, P. J. 65-1805 
HOOVER, W. E. 65-797 
HOOVER Commission. 64-178, 65-487 
HOOVER Mission to Europe. 65-1721 
HOOVER'S Gap, Tenn. 
Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-1073 

HOPE (Brigantine) 65-1782 

HOPE diamond. 65-914 

H0P ™ Ba ^t Church, Burke Co., Ga. 

HOPI Indians. 65-1134 

Government relations. 65-1178 
HOPKINS, B. Smith, 1873-1952. 65-1311 
HOPKINS, Charles B. 65-965 

m U3Ei Charles Clark> d - l916 - 64 - 150 °. 

HOPKINS, Enos, 1821-1896. 65-552 
HOPKINS, Ernest M., 1877- 65-384 
HOPKINS, George Hiram, 1842-1906. 65-324 



HOPKINS, Harry Lloyd, 1890-1946. 64-1572 
65-27, 65-30, 65-34, 65-43, 65-52, 65-54,' 
65-56, 65-62, 65-64, 65-433, 65-948 

HOPKINS, J. A. H. 65-1160 

HOPKINS, John L. , superintendent of schools 
lor Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. 64-883 



HOPKINS, Louis Allen, 1881- 65-268, 65-276, 

HOPKINS, Manley. 65-1777 
HOPKINS, Mark, 1802-1887. 65-856, 65-1567 
HOPKINS, Raymond Robert, 1918- 64-1174 
HOPKINS, Samuel W. , b. 1845. 65-552 

HOPKINS, Timothy, 1859-1937, collector. 
65-856 

HOPKINS family. 65-324 

Genealogy. 65-962, 65-1311 
HOPKINSON, Joseph, 1770-1842. 64-1145 
HOPKINSON, Mary. 65-1057 
HOPWOOD, Avery, 1884-1928. 65-532 

HOPWOOD, Gertrude L. see Redding 
Gertrude L. (Hopwood) — 

HOPWOOD Awards. 64-1506 

HORAN, Walter Franklin, 1898- 64-1272 
65-1040 ' 

HORN, Gertrude Franklin see Atherton 
Gertrude Franklin (HornTl857-1948 ' 

HORN, Stanley. 64-1185 

HORN, Cape see Cape Horn 

HORNBY Estate, N. Y. 64-873 

HORNE, Herman Harrell. 64-454 
HORNET (Aircraft carrier) 65-919 
HORNING, Walter Harold, 1892-1961. 64-693 

H °S l '„ R ^ lph AslJey ' 18B 4-1960. 64-1267 
64— 12 69 * 

HORRY, Harriott (Pinckney) 1748-1830 
65-847 

HORSE Creek, Wyo. 

Indian wars. 65-1499 

HORSEBACK travel. 64-1555 
HORSES. 64-342, 64-1247, 64-1248 
see also Racehorses 
Branding. 64-299 
Breeding. 64-342 
Maryland. 64-1247 
South Carolina. 64-1107 
Virginia. 64-1247 
Civil War. 64-514 
Military. 65-1468 
Racing. 63-143, 64-502 
Kentucky. 65-173 
South Carolina. 64-1107 
Stealing. 65-799 
Texas. 64-681 



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HORSES (Continued) 

Trade. 65-682, 65-807 
By place 

Georgia. 64-493 

Wisconsin. 34-1623 
HORST, H. 63-20 

HORSTMANN, Sigmund, 1821-1B70. 65-B29 
HORSTMANN .family 

Estate of. 65-829 

HORTICULTURE. 65-770 

see also Agriculture; Arboriculture; 

Gardening; Nurseries; and names of kinds 
of plants, e. g. Fruit 

Massachusetts. 65-188 

HORTON, Myles. 65-879 

HORTON, Myrta. 65-555 

HORTON, Randolph, 1850-1929. 64-887 

HORTON, S. Wentworth, 1885-1960. 64-1171 ' 

HORTON, Zilphta, 1910-1956, collector, 
65-879 

HOSIC, James Fleming, 1870-1959. 65-532 

HOSKINS, Bertha McCabe. 65-1750 

HOSKINS, H. Prestor.. 64-891 

HOSKINS, Roy. 65-1750 

HOSLEY, Caroline. S4-715 

HOSMER, Charles. 64-731 

HOSMER, Edward. 64-731 

HOSMER, Ralph Sheldon, 1874- 64-908 

HOSPITAL and Home for the Friendless, 
Cincinnati and Glendale, Ohio see 
Glendale, Ohio - Maple Knoll Hospital 
and Home 

HOSPITAL Circle of the King's Daughters, 
Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-1391 

HOSPITAL Corps, Daughters of the American 
Revolution. 65-945 

HOSPITALS. 64-976, 65-47, 65-76, 65-1541 

see also Civil War — Hospitals; Dispensa- 
ries; Mental hospitals; Military hospitals 

California. 64-1166, 64-1167 
Europe. 63-250 
Germany. 65-966 
'Illinois. 64-156 
Louisiana. 64-480, 64-1212 

Massachusetts. 65-841 

Michigan. 65-319, 65-399, 65-479, 65-624 

Minnesota. S3-247 

Missouri. 64-302 

Netherlands. 65-966 

New York. 64-833 



New York City. 63-233, 64-1340, 65-347, 
65-836 

Nigeria. 63-27 

Pennsylvania. 65-823 

Virginia. 64-607 

Washington, D. C. 64-5 83 
HOSTE, J. 64-176 

HOTCHKISS, EverittS. , b, 1857. 65-1347 
HOTCHKISS, George W. , 1831-1926. 65-326 
HOTCHKISS, Horace R. 64-245 

HOTCHKISS, Lawrence E., collector. 63-223 
HOTELS. 64-749 

see also Taverns, saloons, etc. 

Georgia. 64-223 

Idaho. 65-1785 
Maine. 65-1974 
Massachusetts. 64-56, 64-205 
Nebraska. 64-1276 
New Jersey. 65-1626 
New York. 64-872 
North Carolina. 64-376 
North Dakota. 65-786 
South Carolina. 65-851 

Southern States. 63-56 ' 

Texas. 65-810 

HOUCHIN, R. 65-894 

HOUGH, Elida C. 64-880 

HOUGH, Emerson, 1857-1923. 65-395, 
65-1998 ..■.-■ 

HOUGH, Franklin Benjamin, 1822-1885. 
64-880 

HOUGH family. 64-880 
HOUGHTEUNG, James. 65-39 

HOUGHTON, Douglass, 1809-1845. 65-237, 
65-327 , 65-457 

Relating to. 65-4B1 
HOUGHTON, Henry G. 64-782 
HOUGHTON, Jacob, b. 1827. 65-332 
HOUGHTON, Eng. 

Family papers. 64-176 

HOUGHTON Lake (Mich.) 65-332 
HOUGHTON, Mich. 

Engineering. 65-1312 
HOUGHTON Mifflin Company. 64-913 
HOULE, Cyril Orvin, 1913- 64-1325 

HOULTON, Joseph. 65-1829 
HOULTON, Me. 

Business and personal papers. 65-1829 



HOUMA, Terrebonne Parish, La. 64-1102 

HOUMAS Plantation, Ascension Parish, La. 
64-405 

HOUND (Clipper ship) 64-254 

HOURS of labor. 64-715 

HOUSE, Edward Mandell, 1858-1938. 63-325 
63-349, 64-778, 64-798, 64-1624, 65-567 

Commission of Inquiry see The Inquiry, 
1917-1919 (later the U. S. Territorial 
Section of the Paris Peace Conference 
1919) 

HOUSE furnishings 
Maryland. 65-176 
North Carolina. 63-121, 64-372 
South Carolina. 63-317 

HOUSE of Representatives see U. S. — 
Congress. House 

HOUSE plans see Architecture, Domestic- 
Designs and plans 

HOUSEHOLD accounts. 64-1533,65-381, 
65-1533, 65-1607 

see also Grocery accounts 

Great Britain. 64-174 

Maryland. 64-1060 

Michigan. 64-1501, 65-219, 65-251 
65-347, 65-509, 65-1364 

Missouri. 64-275 

Nebraska. 65-1447 

New Jersey. 65-1615, 65-1636, 65-1667 

New York. 64-827, 64-849, 64-861, 
64-916, 64-919 

New York City. 65-997 

North Carolina. 64-371,- 64-372, 84-401, 
64-501, 64-1003, 64-1075, 64-1109, 
65-721 

North Dakota. 65-779, 65-791 
Pennsylvania. 64-1140, 65-817, 65-830 
South Carolina. 63-308, 64-1130 
Virginia. 64-56, 65-1023 
West Virginia. 63-129 
HOUSEHOLD management see Home economics 
HOUSEKEEPING see Home economics 
HOUSES see Architecture, Domestic 

HOUSING. 64-173, 64-1337, 64-1502, 
65-1490, 65-1746 

Colleges and universities 

Michigan. 65-368 
Cooperative 

Nova Scotia. 64-712 
F. D. Roosevelt's views on. 65-38 
Finance. 65-106 



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HOUSING (Continued) 

Legislation. 64-253, 65-45 
Negro, 65-608 
Planning. 65-106, 65-1924 
Iowa. 65-1942 
Washington, D. C. 65-45 
Public. 65-65 

Washington, D. C. 65-45 
By place 
Europe. 65-45 
Illinois. 65-1918 
New York City. 65-91 
HOUSING Administration, Federal. 65-106 

HOUSING and Home Finance Agency, U. S. 

65-106 

HOUSING associations 

Massachusetts. 65-45 

Pennsylvania. 65-45 

HOUSING Authority, United States see United 
States Housing Authority 

HOUSMAN, Alfred Edward, 1859-1936. 
65-1195 

HOUSMAN, Clemence. 65-1195 
HOUSMAN, Laurence. 65-1195 
HOUSTON, Holland H. 65-1040 
HOUSTON, John C. , 1909- 65-114 
HOUSTON, Samuel, 1793-1863 

As correspondent. 64-745, 64-1526 

Autographs. 63-36, 64-47 

Relating to. 65-884 

HOUSTON, Tex. 

Family papers. 64-1540 ■ ■ 

HOVERSTADM, Torger A. 63-241 

HOVEY, Andrew. 65-328 

HOVEY, Henrietta. 65-2006 

HOVEY, Hiram W. 65-328 

HOVEY, Horace. 65-328 

HOVEY, Richard, 1864-1900. 65-2006 

HOVEY family. 65-328 

HOW, Blanche, b. 1880- 65-1647 

HOW, Henry K. 65-1647 

HOW, Mary Kinnan. 65-1647 

HOW, Samuel Bianchard, 1790-1868. 65-1647 

HOW, Mrs. Samuel Bianchard. 65-1647 

HOW family. 65-1647 

HOWARD, Benjamin, ca. 1760-1814. 65-675 



HOWARD, Bessie. 64-1384 

HOWARD, Caroline S£e GUman, Caroline 
(Howard) 1794-1880 

HOWARD, Charles. 64-334 



HOWARD, Edgar, 1858-1951. 65-1470, 
65-1478 



HOWARD, Gene Frank. 65-329 



HOWARD, Jacob M, , b. 1833. 65-246, 65-253 

HOWARD, John L. 65-1045 

HOWARD, Oliver Otis, 1830-1909. 64-1384 

HOWARD, Robert Ervln, 1906-1936. 65-1790 

HOWARD, Roy. 65-52 

HOWARD, Sumner. 65-330 

HOWARD, William Alanson, 1813-1880. 
65-231, 65-246, 65-1366 

HOWARD, William Guild. 65-532 

HOWARD Association, New Orleans, La. 
64-1209 

HOWARD College, Marion, Ala. 65-884 
HOWARD Co. , Mo. 

Business and personal papers. 65-682 

Circuit Court. 64-1241 

Family papers. 64-275 

Tobacco growing. 64-309 

Trade. 64-310 

HOWARD family. 64-509 
Genealogy. 65-1025 

HOWARD Hose Company, Poughkeepste, N. Y. 
64-821 

HOWARD (Steamship) 64-1231 

HOWE, Anna see Whitteker, Anna (Howe) 

HOWE, Church, 1839-1915. 65-1489 

HOWE, Emily see Dupuy, Emily (Howe) 
1812-1883 

HOWE, Isaac W. , 1835-1886. 65-1365 

HOWE, James F. 65-678 , 

HOWE, Joseph. 65-23 

HOWE, Joseph, 1804-1873. 65-1967 

HOWE, Julia (Ward) 1319-1910. 65-697, 
65-841, 65-908, 65-1842 

Autographs. 64-63 

HOWE, Louis McHenry, 1871-1936. 65-34, 
65-44, 65-54, 65-56 

HOWE, Samuel Bianchard see How, Samuel 
Bianchard, 1790-1868 

HOWE, Sarah Lucinda see Skinner, Sarah 
Lucinda (Howe) 



HOWE, Sarah Lucinda (Brooks) 65-964 
HOWF, Thomas Carr, 1904- 65-325 
HOWELL, Anna see Hollowell, Anna (Howell) 
HOWELL; George L. , 1020-1893. 64-241 

HOWELL, Jane. 64-1472 

HOWELL, Mary Ann Morton Toy. 64-1107 

HOWELL, Morton B. 64-1172, 64-1187 

HOWELL, Nancy see Callaway, Nancy 
(Howell) 1788-1864 

HOWELL, Newton. 65-675 

HOWELL, Richard, 1754-1802. 65-1694 

HOWELL, Robert Beecher, 1864-1933. 
64-1528 

HOWELL, Robert Boyte Crawford, 1801-1868. 
64-1187 

HOWELL, Mrs. Robert Boyte Crawford see 
Howell, Mary Ann Morton Toy 

HOWELL, S. C. seeDodd, S. C. (Howell) 

HOWELL, Susan see Adams, Susan (Howell) 

HOWELL, Varlna see Davis, Varina (Howel)l 
1826-1906 

HOWELL, Wilson Stout, 1855-1943. 65-1648 

HOWELL family. 64-1529 

Genealogy. 64-1187 

HOWELL, Mich. 65-545 

HOWELLS, William Dean, 1837-1920. 63-372, 
63-401, 63-407, 65-594, 65-708, 65-908, 
65-1649 , 65-1874, 65-1997 

HOWES, Edith M. 64-715 

HOWES, Silas Orrin, 1867-1918. 65-2004 

HOWLAND, Charles E. 65-1365 

♦HOWLAND, Humphrey. 64-873 

HOWLAND and Aspinall, New York City/ 
64-890 

HOWLETT, Sterling Brown, d. 1879. 64-1181 

gOWLETT'S Store, Mooresville, Tenn. 
64-1181 

HOWORTH, Cora see,.Crane, Cora (Howorth) 
1865-1910 

HOWSE, W. L. 64-1553 

. HOXIE, Richard Leveridge, 1844-1930. 
65-909 

HOXIE, Ruth (Norcross) 65-909 

HOXIE, Vinnie (Ream) 1847-1914. 64-1626, 
65-909 

HOYT, Ard. 65-1831 

HOYT, Elinor see Wyiie, Elinor (Hoyt) 1885- 
1928 



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HOYT, Helen. 64-150 

HRABOWSKA, Anne see Wagner, Anne 
(Hrabowska) 

HUALAPAI Indians. 65-1176 

HUBARD, Edmund Wilcox, 1806-1878 
64-1031 

HUBARD family. 64-1031 

HUBBARD, Bela, 1814-1896. 65-331, 65-542 

HUBBARD, Elbert, 1856-1915 

Aj correspondent. ■ 64-733, 64-1572 
Autographs. 63-245 

HUBBARD, FredS. 64-1500 

HUBBARD, Gardiner Greene, 1822-1897. 
63 -328 

HUBBARD, Gurdon Saltonstall, 1802-1886. 

65-631 

HUBBARD, Henry, shipowner, of New York 

City. 65-1524 

HUBBARD, Henry Vincent, 1875-1947 
05-1924 

HUBBARD, John, 1794-1869. 65-1967 

HUBBARD, Lucius Lee, 1849-1933. 64-1515 
65-332 , 65-354, 65-356, 65-510, 65-532 

65-542 

HUBBARD k Greene, New York City. 65-1524 



HUBBARDTON, Vt. , Battle of, 1777. 64-1589 

HUBBELL, Charles S. , d. 1954' collector 

65-1037 

HUBBELL, Henry Salem, 1869-1949. 64-881 

KUBBELL, Henry Willard. 64-881 

HUBBELL, Levi, 1808-1876. S4-873 

HUBER, Gotthelf Carl, 1865-1934. 65-333 

HUBER, John. 65-1159 

HUBER, Lucy Parker. 65-333 

HUBER family. 63-118 

HUBLEY, Jacob, .fa. 1757. 65-1543 

HUB LEY, Margaret (Burd) b. 1761. 65-1543 

HUBLEY family. 65-1543 

HUDGINS, Douglas. 64-1553 

HUDG1NS, Walter G. 65-989 

HUDGINS, William Houlder, 1825-1895. 

65-M9 

HUDGINS General Store, Cricket Hill Va 
65-909 

HUDSON, David. 65-1 

HUDSON, Joseph Lowthian, 1846-1912. 
64-1474, 65-648 



HUDSON, Manley Ottmer, 1886- 64-778 
64-1577 

HUDSON, Richard, 1845-1915 

As correspondent. 65-537 

Notes on lectures by. 65-278, 65-560 
65-606 ' 

HUDSON, William Henry, 1841-1922 
65-1848, 65-1849 

HUDSON Bay region 

Travel and description. 65-920 
HUDSON family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 
HUDSON Motor Car Company. 64-1474 
HUDSON, N. Y. 

Travel from. 64-817 

HUDSON River 

Improvement. 65-1516 
HUDSON River Valley. 65-60 

HUDSON'S Bay Company. 65-1140 65-1158 
65-1686, 65-1766 — ' 

Counsel for. 65-858 

Register of persons employed in North 
America. 65-1782 

Settlement of claims. 65-1155 
Subsidiary of. 65-1056, 65-1816 
HUGER, Alfred, 1788-1872. 63-101 
HUGER, Benjamin, 1793-1872. 63-313 

HUGER, Benjamin, 1805-1877 64-623 
65-847 

HUGER, Daniel Elliott, 1779-1854. 63-281 
64-556 * 

HUGER, Francis Kinloch, 1773-1855. 64-490 
HUGER, Julia. 63-291 
HUGER, Mary Esther. 64-490 

HUGHES, Charles Evans, 1862-1948 63-246 
64-228, 64-778, 64-1291, 64-1572, 65-343 ' 
65-349, 65-517, 65-531, 65-862, 65-900 ' 
65-1397 

HUGHES, Christopher, 1786-1849. 63-336 
HUGHES, Ellen see Allensworth, Ellen (Hughes) 
HUGHES, Hugh, d. 1804. 63-359 



HUGHES, John H. 64-527 

HUGHES, Langston, 1902- 64-150 

HUGHES, Lillian. see Prince, Lillian Hughes 
d. 1962 

HUGHES, Robert B. 64-527 

HUGHES, Rupert, 1872-1956. 65-1664 

HUGHES, Samuel B. 64-527 



HUGHES, Sophia see Hunt, Sophia (Hughes) 
HUGHES, William B. ' 64-527 

HUGHES, Denver & Peck, Washington D C 
65-1956 ' ' ' 

HUGHES family. 64-527 

Genealogy. 64-1179 

HUGUENOT Society of America. 64-1238 

HUGUENOT Society of South Carolina. 63-273 

HUGUENOTS. 64-1238 

HULBERT, Henry S. 65-383 

HULBERT, John. 64-1440 

HU !rh,, COrde11 ' 1871 -1955. 64-183, 64-253 
■ 1 6 C 4 -" 5 - 64-778, 64-895, 64-1182, 

*t\\ ,5 B 6 » 1291 ' 64 " 1474 ' 64 " 15 ". 65 -", 
«i^ 65 " 53, 65 - 57 > 65 - 62 - 65 -66, 65-349 
65-862, 65-900, 65-932, 65-1160, 65-1507 

HULL, Dennison B. 64-88 

HULL, Hannah Clothier. 65-1160 

HULL, Isaac, 1773-1843 

Autographs. 64-63 
HULL, John Adley. 63-210 

HULL, Josephine (Sherwood) 1877 7-1957 
64-717 

HULL, Merlin, 1870-1953. 64-1635, 64-1638 
65-1065 ' 

HULL House, Chicago, 111. 64-21 
HULLETT, W. C. 64-1429 

HULST, Cornelia (Steketee) 1865-1957. 
65-334 

HULST, Henry. 65-1365 

HUMAN Relations, North Dakota Council on 
65-758 

HUMANE societies see Charitable work 
HUMANISM. 65-1934 

HUMANITARIANISM (Religion) see Positivism 
""MBOLDT, Alexander, Freiherr von, 1769- 

HUMBOLDT, Wilhelm, Freiherr von, 1767- 
i8JS. 64-40 

HUMBOLDT Co. , Nev. 

Gold mines and mining. 65-1525 

HUMBOLDT Mining and Manufacturing Com- 
pany. 65-1511 

HUMBOLT Station, Tenn. 

Civil War. 64-1094 

HUME, Cora Owens. 65-23 
HUME, David, 1711-1776. 63-52 
HUME, -Joseph, 1777-1855. 63-55 



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HtJMISTON and Ma'Dan, Portland, Or. 

64-704 

HUMISTON, Wilson, and Company, Portland, 
Or. 64-704 

HUMMEL, John H, 64-1429 

HUMOR. 64-783 
see also Jokes 

HUMPHREY, George Magoffin, 1890- 

84-253, 6*5-340, 65-395 

HUMPHREY, Hubert Horatio, 1911- 64-1635, 
65-65, 65-463, 65-704 

HUMPHREY, J. Otis, 1850-1918. 64-247 

HUMPHREY, Luther. 65-1 

HUMPHREY, Watts S. 65-395 

HUMPHREY. William Ewart, 18S2-1934. 
64-1269 

HUMPHREY, Neb. 

Women's organizations. 65-1449 

HUMPHREYS, Andrew Atkinson, 1810-1883. 

63-360 

HUMPHREYS family. 64-549 

HUNEKER, James Gibbons, 1857-1921. 
65-1850 

HUNEKER, Josephine (Lasca) 65-1850 
HUNGARY 

see aisG_ Austria-Hungary 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1348, 

65-57 

Foreign relations (U.S.) 55-104 
Travel and description. 65-852 
HUNGERFORD, O. 65-376 

HUNSAKER, Jerome Clarke, 1886- 64-782, • 

84-1573 

HUNSAKER, Walter Jerome,' 1857-1939. 
S5-395, 85-531 

HUNT, Andrew Lucas, 1843-1905. 64-5 28 

HUNT, Bert L. 64-1577 

HUNT, Mrs. Charles see Hunt, Sophia (Hughes) 

HUNT, Frost. 64-752 

HUNT, George. 64-752 

HUNT, Helen see' 'West, Helen (Hunt) 1892- 

1963 

HUNT, Henry Jackson, 1819-1889. 63-360 
HUNT, Randall. 85-852 
HUNT, Raymond. 64-365 ' 

HUNT, Sophia (Hughes) 84-527. ... . .. 

HUNT, The mas P. 64-1028 .... ■.: 

HUNT family. 64-528, 64-558. ' 



HUNTER, Charles N. , 1851 (ca. J-1931. 
65-711 

HUNTER, Edward, 1902. 65-343 

HUNTER, Georgiana. 64-890 

HUNTER, Henry D. 64-890 

HUNTER, Hocking H. 65-905 

HUNTER, Howard O. 65-43 

HUNTER, Mary see Austin, Mary (Hunter) 
1868-1934 

HUNTER, Robert, d. 1734. 65-1694 

HUNTER, Robert Mercer Taliaferro, 1809- 
1887. 65-541 

HUNTER, Thomas Monro, 1852-1923. 64-184 

HUNTER, William, Captain, fl. 1817. 64-442 

HUNTER College, New York City. 64-962 

HUNTERDON Co. , N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1602, 65-1611, 
65-1667 

Land. 65-1687 

Law practice. 65-1559 

. Loyalists 

Confiscation of property. 65-1666 

HUNTING. 64-664, 65-395 

Buffalo (American bison) 65-803 

HUNTING clubs 

South Carolina. 63-311 

HUNTINGTON, Andrew. 64-198 

HUNTINGTON, Collis Potter, 1821-1900. 
65-856 

HUNTINGTON, Ebenezer, 1754-1834. 64-198 

HUNTINGTON, Jabez, 1719-1786. 64-198 

HUNTINGTON, Jedediah, 1743-1818. 64-198 

HUNTINGTON, Joshua, 1751-1821. 64-198 

HUNTINGTON, Oliver B. 64-737, . 

HUNTINGTON, Samuel, 1731-1796. 63-364 

HUNTINGTON, William Reed, 1838-1909. 
65-20 

HUNTINGTON, Zacnariah. 64-198 

HUNTINGTON-WILSON, Francis Mairs, 1875- 
1946. 64-767, 64-778 

HUNTINGTON, L. I. 

Railroads. 65-1520 . , 

HUNTINGTON, Vt. 

Personal papers. 64-1588 , ■•,:-. 

HUNTLEY, Lydia Howard see Slgourney, . 
•. Lydla Howard (Huntley) 1791-1865 

HUNTON, John. 65-992, •■':. '"i 



HUNTRESS (Ship) 64-1394 

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. 64-404 
Battle of, 1862. 63-177 

George C. Marshall Space Flight Center. 
64-1583 

HUNTSVILLE, N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-460 

HURD, Clement. 65-1978 

HURD, Jesse, 1760 (ca. J-1831. 64-1302 

HURD, William. 65-661 

HURD family. 65-661 

HURJA, Emil E. 65-33 

HURLBERT, William Henry, 1827-1895. 
63-377, 64-345, 64-764 

HURLBURT, Stephen A. 65-950 

HURLEY, Edward Nash, 1864-1933. 63 325 
65-175, 65-900 

HURLEY, Patrick Jay, 1883-1963. 65-56 

HURON Hills Golf Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
65-1322 

HURST, Sir Cecil James Harrington, 1870- 
1963. 64-1577 

HURST, Fannie, 1889- 65-39 
HURWITZ, Henry, 1886-1961. 65-1726 
HUSE, Obadiah. 63-328 
HUSKE, John, 1786-1848. 64-420 
HUSKE, John Winslow, 1809-1841. 64-420 
HUSSEY, Erastus. 65-595 

HUSSEY, Ethel Fountain, 1865-1915. 65-319 
65-335 

HUSSEY, Warren, 1836-1920. 65-1152, 
65-1806 

HUSSEY, William Joseph, 1862-1926. 
64-1413, 64-1437, 65-335 , 65-355 

HUSSEY, Dahler & Company. 65-1131, 
65-11 52 

HUSSEY family. 65-335 

HUSTED, Ida see Harper, Ida (Husted) 
1851-1931 

HUSTING, Paul Oscar, 1866-1917. 64-1624 

HUSTON, Walter, 1884-1950. 64-1620 

HUTCHESON, John. 63-77 

HUTCHINS, Harry Burns, 1847-1930. 65-336 

As correspondent. 64-1413, 64-1418, 
64-1419, 64-1430, 64-1433, 64-1437, 
64-1455, 64-1474, 64-1499, 64-1500, 
i 64-1515, 65-259, 65-319, 65-332, 
' 65-334, 65-357, 65-510, 65-547, 65-565, 
65-594, 65-636, 65-645, 65-648 

Choosing a successor to. 65-531 . ,. 



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HUTCHINS. Harry Burns, 1B47-1930 
(Continued) 

Letters to. 65-517, 65-521 

HUTCHINS Mrs. Harry Burns see_ Hutchins, 
Mary L. Crocker 

HUTCHINS, John, of Natchez, Miss. 65-887 

HUTCHINS, Mary L. Crocker. 65-517 

HUTCHINS, Ralph W. 64-895 

HUTCHINS, Robert Maynard, 1899- 64-42, 
64-70, 64-72, 64-160, 64-809 

HUTCHINS Plan for the College of the Univer- 
sity of Chicago. 64-160 

HUTCHINSON, Edward, 1678-1752. 65-181 

HUTCHINSON, Edward, 1729-1806. 65-181 

HUTCHINSON, Elmer Tindall. 65-1650 

HUTCHINSON, Frank J. 65-773 

HUTCHINSON, William Thomas, 1895- 
' S4 - 113 ' 

HUTCHINSON Co. , Tex. 
Ranches. 65-804 

HUTCHINSON family. 65-181 

HUTCHISON, Thomas. 63-228 

HUTSON, Charles Woodward, 1840-1936. 
64-529 

HUTSON, Richard. 64-529 

BUTTON, Graham. 65-704 

HUTTON, Josephine M. 64-677 

BUTTON, Laurence, 1843-1904. 63-401 

HUXLEY, Aldous Leonard, 1894-1963 
65-2008 

HUXLEY, Sir Julian Sorell, 1887- 65-855, 

65-1092 

HUXLEY, Thomas Henry, 1825-1895. 65-1076 

HUYEK, David Ten Eyck. 64-365 

HYATT, Aipheus, 1838-1902. 64-100 

HYDE, Florence Elise. 64-882 

HYDE, Jabez. 65-827 

HYDE, Orange Percy. 64-882 

HYDE, Thomas. 63-342 

HYDE, Walter Woodburn. 64-882 



HYDE Park, N. Y. 

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. 65-37 

History. 65-60 
HYDRAULIC engineering. 64-1497, 64-1498 

see also Flood control 

HYDRAULIC mining see Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

HYDROGRAPHIC Office, U. S. 63-378 
HYDROC-RAPHIC surveying 
Pacific coast. 65-1518 
HYGIENE see Health; Medicine; Public health 
HYMA, Albert, 1893- 64-1515 
HYMAN, David M. 63-193 
HYMNS 

Jews. 65-1745 

Lutheran, 63-29 

Methodist. 64-972, 65-697 

Shaker. 64-360 
HYNES, Andrew. 65-23 



HYDE Co. , N. C. 
Law practiced 



-1071 



HYDE family. 64-882 

HYDE Park, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-690 



IC4A (Inter-collegiate Association of Amateur ,. 
Athletes of America) 64-832 

I. L. O. see International Labor Office 

I. W. W. see Industrial Workers of the World 

IBANEZ, Vicente Blasco see Blasco Ibanez 
Vicente, 1887-1928 ■ ' 

IBERVILLE Parish, La. 

Family correspondence. 64-648 
IBESKPO tribes 

Nigeria. 63-27 
ICE industry and trade 

see also Cold storage 

Kansas. 65-171 

ICELAND 

History and culture. 64-816 

ICKES, Harold LeClalre, 1874-1952. 64-127 
64-165, 64-1572, 65-29, 65-43, 65-51 ' 

65-64, 65-66, 65-78, 65-338, 65-860 
65-948 

IDA Township, Mich. 
City records. 65-431 

IDAHO. 65-1768, 65-1785 
Ba.Tks and banking. 65-1806 
Boundaries. 65-215, 65-227 
Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-1791 



County government and county records 
65-1812 

Courts. 65-1812 

Fraternal organizations. 65-1164 

Freight and freightage. 65-1768 

Funerals. 65-1164 

Gold mines and mining. 65-1598 

Health insurance. 65-1164 

History 

Local. 65-1768 
Hotels. 65-1785 

Indian raids and massacres. 65-1768 
Indians. 64-1254 

Government relations. 65-1822 
Industries. 65-1785 
Justices of the peace. 65-1812- 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-1812 

Meat Industry and trade. 65-1785 

Mines, mining and mineral resources 
64-704, 65-1170, 65-1768, 65-1785 
65-1798, 65-1806, 65-1820 

Missions. 64-1254 
Mormons. 65-1162 
Newspapers. 65-1149 

Pioneer life. 65-1768, 65-1868 

Politics. 65-1778 

Probate law and practice. 65-1812 

Roads. . 65-1812 

Schools. 65-1812 

Silver mines and mining. 65-1598, 65-1785 

Surveys and surveying. 65-215> 65-227 

Taverns, saloons, ' etc. 64-704 

Tax records. 65-1812 

Unions. 65-1785 ••" 

Vital records ' 

Cemetery records. 65-1149 

Voting records. 65-1812 

Water supply. 65-1812 

World War I 
. Census. 65-1812 
IDAHO Territory 

Governor, 1876-80 (Brayman) 65-1778 
IDE, William Brown, J796-1852. 65-853 
IDEALISM. 65-837 

IDEN, Thomas Medary, 1856-1933. 65-511 
IDOLATRY 

Peru. 63-74 
IHLDER, John, 1876-1958. 65-45 

IHMSEN, Maximilian Frederick. 1868-1921 
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IHRIE, William Muirhead, d. 1B99. 65-1651 
IKOGMUT, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 84-1221 
»1LE de France see Mauritius 
ILLINIUM. 65-1311 
ILLINOIS. 64-1328, 65-1643 
see also Illinois Territory 

Agricultural societies. 
65-165 



4-250, 64-251, 



Agriculture. 65-1305, 65-1306 
Alumni associations: 65-1935 
Archeology. 64-1522 
Architecture. 65-489 

Asylum for Feeble Minded, Lincoln. 64-161 

Board of Education. 65-1921 

Business papers. 65-689 

Canals. 64-241 
Cavalry 

4th Regt., 1861-1864 
Company M. 65-869 
Charitable work. 64-156, 65-840 
Child labor. 64-21 
Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-19, 63-20 

Churches and religious affairs 

see also Illinois— Mormons and Mormon 

"War 
Baptist. 64-35,64-53,64-1160 

Episcopal. 64-486- 

Lutheran. 63-21, 63-22, 63-25 

Methodist. 63-202, 65-161 . 
Unitarian. 64-1326 
Cities and towns 

Transportation, 64-185 

Civic improvement. 64-156, 

Civil War 

Civilian life. 63-119 ' "' - ■ 

Military service in. 64-243, 64-246, 
64-248 

Prisoners and prisons. 65-874 

Regiments see. Illinois— Cavalry; 
Illinois— Infantry ' ■ 

Soldiers from. 64-110, 64-244, 64-245, 
64-246, 64-1304, 64-1481, 65-1442 

Colleges and universities. 64-248, 64-252,' 
64-923, 64-1329, 65-164, 65-165, ' 
65-116, 65-519, 65-1306 

see also Chicago, 111. —University; 
Illinois— Medical schools; Illinois- 
University (Urbana) , 
Colonial period. 64-1526 



Committee on Social Legislation. 64-173 

County government and county records. 
65-1150 

Courts. 54-184 
Cultural life. 65-1998 
Dentistry. 54-683 
Economic conditions. 54-280 
Education 

Laws and legislation. 63-19, 65-1918 

Societies. 65-165 

Efficiency and Economy Committee. 

65-1308 
Engineers 

Societies. 65-1312 

Entomologist, State. 65-1919 

Epidemics. 63-243 

Estates. 64-245 

Exhibitions and fairs see Chicago, 111. — 
World's Columbian Exposition, 1893 

Family and personal papers 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-2019 

19th century. 64-838, 65-158 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-98, 65-1736 

20th century. 64-124 

Farm produce 

Marketing. 65-684 

Farmers' Institute see Illinios Farmers' 
Institute 

Farms and farming. 64-248,54-1265, 
65-663 

Fires 

Chicago, 1871. 65-468, 65-828; . 

Fur trade. 55-673, 65-1402 

Gas manufacture and works. 65-828 

Genealogy. 65-689 

General Assembly. 64-242, 65-159, 85-684 

Efficiency and Economy Committee. 
65-1308 

Government and legislation. 64-173, 64-24J 

see also Illinois— Education— Laws and 
legislation 

Granges see Patrons of Husbandry- 
Illinois State Grange 

Hardware trade. 64-241 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1775 

Hospitals. .. 64-156 

Housing. 65-1918 ■ 

Indian agencies and agents. 65-1402, 
65-1403 



Infantry 

8th Regt. , 1861-1866. 64-246 
10th Regt. , 1861-1865. 65-158 
12th Regt. , 1861-1865. 64-242 
17th Regt. , 1861-1864. 63-119 

Company D. 84-246 
33d Regt. , 1861-1865. 64-246 
45th Regt. , 1861-1865. 64-244 
51st Regt., 1861-1865 

Company I. 64-685 
55th Regt. , 1861-1865. 63-119 

Company G. 65-160 

64th Regt. , 1861-1865. 65-241 
73d Regt. , 1862-1865 

Company B. 64-243 
76th Regt., 1862-1865 

Company E. 64-1481 

92d Regt. , 1862-1865. 64-181 
134th Regt., 1864. 64-528 
149th Regt. , 1865-1866. 64-181 

Insect control. 65-1919 

Jewelry trade. 64-111 

Journalism. 65-705 

Labor. 64-159 

Arbitration, conciliation, and mediation. 
64-105 

Child. 64-21 

Strikes. 63-397 

Land. 64-245, 64-909, 65-162, 65-1403, . 
65-1673 

Assessment. 65-1306 

Investments. 65-695, 65-1925 

. Legal documents. 65-689 

Settlement. 64-1407 

Transactions. 64-331 

Law practice. 64-58, 64-331, 64-1279, 
64-1329, 64-1576, 64-1607 

Legislation see Illinois— Government and 
legislation 

Legislature see Illinois— General Assembly 

Letters from. -64-350, 64-676, 65-874, 
65-1692 

Letters received in. 64-959 
Libraries. 65-707 

College and university. , 64-101 
Lincoln Centennial Association. 64-247 
Lincoln period. 65-2017 
Lyceums see Illinois State Lyceum • 
Maps. 64-28B 



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ILJNQIS (Continued) 

Medical practice. 65-1537 

Medical schools. 63-119, 64-39. 65-1540 

Mental retardation. 64-167 

Merchants. 64-56 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
65-1306 

Military posts. 64-243, 64-248 

Military schools. 64-319 

Mormons and Mormon War. 64-245 
65-1150, 65-1162 . ' 

Natural history. 65-1919 

Societies. 65-1921 

Newspapers. 64-186, 65-342, 65-704 
65-705, 65-706 

Periodicals. 64-67 

Personal account books. 64-110 

Planning commissions. 65-1924 

Political conventions 

Democratic 

1895. 65-545 

Republican 

1380 and 1888. 63-259 

1912. 54-778 

1944. 64-1444 

Corruption. 65-1936 

Elections. 64-138, 64-186 
County. 65-1150 
Politics 

Letters relating to. 63-119, 64-1498 ■ 

Organizations and parties 

Democratic Party. 64-165, 64-1329 

Republican Party. 64-128, 65-157 

Socialist Party. 64-138 



Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 63-371, 63-406, 64-79, 
64-186, 65-159 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-157 

20th century. 63-389, 64-128, 
64-165, 65-151 

Prostitution. 64-52, 65-840 

Public utilities. 64-1329 

Public welfare. 64-21, 64-173 

Hace problems. 65-884 : 

Railroads. 63-256, 64-119, 64-1329, 
65-344, 65-409 

Real estate business. 65-684 . 

see also Illinois— Land 
Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 

64-314 



Riots. 65-884 

Schools. 63-119, 64-252 

SSIS^S. Illinois— Church schools; Illinois 
—Military schools 

For workers. 64-66 
Sewerage. 65-1918 
Slavery. 64-1328 
Social life. 64-119 
Social service organizations. 65-1935 
Social welfare see. Illinois-Public welfare 
Social work. 64-21 
Societies. 64-23, 64-32, 64-182 

see also Illinois-Agricultural societies 
Special Tax Commission. 65-1308 

^M^ 1 '' 1 ° f Lab ° r Commlssi °ners. 
State Committee on Social Legislation. 

State Entomologist. 65-1919 

State Normal University, Normal 

Students' notes. 65-1306 

State School, Lincoln (formerly Asylum for 
Feeble Minded) 64-167 

Subways. 65-1939 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1312 

Taverns, saloons, etc. .64-249 

Tax Commission. 65-1308 

Teachers and teaching. 63-119 64-37 
64-862, 65-663 

Associations. 65-165 
Trade see Illinois— Fur trade 

Travel and description. 64-172. 64-280 
64-1179 ' 

Travels from. 65-141'' 

University (Urbana) 65-164, 65-165 

Administration. 65-1918 65-1922 
65-1929 ' 

Alumni. 65-1934, 65-1936 
Alumni Association. 65-1935 
Athletic Board. 65-1941 

Cadet School of Military Aviation. 
63-319 . • ... 



Campus. 65-1924 

College of Commerce and Business .-; 
Administration 

Faculty. 65-1927 
College of Engineering 

Faculty. 65-1939 
Committee on Graduate Work. 65-1306 
Committees. 65-1917 
Dept. of Economics. 65-1927 
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering 
Faculty. 65-1939 



Dept. of Political Science. 65-1308 
65-1917 

Division of Social Sciences. 65-1917 

Edward Snyder Loan Fund Committee 
65-1306 

Engineering Experiment Station 

Faculty. 65-1939 

Faculty members' papers 

For references to subject speciali- 
zation see the subject subdivided by 
Lectures, or Teachers and teaching 
e. g. Geology-Teachers and teaching 
19th and 20th centuries. 65-1920 

1870-1950. ,65-1923, 65-1925 
65-1928, 65-1936 

1880-1920. 65-1918, 65-1922 

1885-1965. 65-1308, 65-1937 
65-1938, 65-1940 ' 

20Ui century. 65-1305, 65-1306 
65-1924 

1900-1925. 65-1934 

1900-1955. 65-166, 65-1310 
65-1311 

1920-1970. 65-1307, 65-1309 
65-1917, 65-1926, 65-1932 ' 

Football. 65-1941 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1931, 65-1935 
65-1936 

Illinois Industrial University'; 65-164 
Library. 65-1933 
Library School 

Faculty. 65-1933 
Presidents 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1918 
20th century. 65-1922, 65-1939 
Regents. 65-164 
School of Journalism. 65-1926 
Societies. 65-1936 i 
Student affairs. 65-1918 
Trustees. 65-164 ' 

Biographies of. 65-1931 
Vice presidents. 65-1306 
Vice. ,64-52 
Vital records. 65-161 
Women's organizations. 65-840 
World War I. 65-1310 
World War n 

Military training. 64-1325 

Young Men's Christian Associations 
65-1306 

ILLINOIS Central Railroad Company. 64-119 
64-395, 64-1329, 65-344 . ' 

ILLINOIS Child Labor Committee. 64-21 

ILLINOIS College, Jacksonville. 64-248 

Lectures. 65-166 
ILLINOIS Conference on Social Welfare. 64-21 



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ILLINOIS Education Association (formerly 
Illinois State Teachers Association) 
65-165 

ILLINOIS Farmers' Institute. 65-165 

ILLINOIS granger (Publication) 64-250 

ILLINOIS Industrial University se_£ Illinois — 
University (Urbana) 

ILLINOIS Natural History Society. 65-1821 
ILLINOIS Pacific Aid Commission. 65-1308 

ILLINOIS Republican Central Committee. 
65-151 

ILLINOIS Society oi Engineers and Surveyors 
(later Illinois Society of Professional 
Engineers) 65-1312 

ILLINOIS State Grange see Patrons of 
Husbandry— Illinois State Grange 

ILLINOIS State Lyceum. 84-252 . 

ILLINOIS State Natural History Society. 

65-1921 
ILLINOIS State Teachers Association (later 

Illinois Education Association) 85-165 

ILLINOIS Synod see Evangelical Lutheran 
Synod of Illinois 

ILLINOIS Territory 

Indian wars. 65-675 ; ,. 

War of 1812. 64-186 
ILLUMINATED manuscripts. S5-7 

ILLUSTRATION of books. 03-401,65-565, 

85-1198, 65-1851 

IMLAY, Charles G. 65-1652 

IMLAY,, John. 65-1652 

IMLAY, William. 65-1652 

IMLAY family. 65-1652 

MMANUEL Baptist Church, Baltimore, Md. 
64-1160 . . .:.... 

MMANUEL Lutheran Church, Pevely, Mo. 

63-21 ~- .. , ,- i 

IMMAMUEL Lutheran Church, St. Louis, Mo. 

63-23 
IMMANUEL Lutheran College, ' Greensboro, 

N. C. .,.63-27 

HvIMELL, Ralph. 84-1638 - .-'-..•■ 

IMMIGRANTS see Immigration and emigration; 

Population elements ; . 

IMMIGRANTS Protective League. 64-21 

IMMIGRATION and emigration 

Included here are references to infor- i 
mation by and about Immigrants and emi- 
grants as well as references to the general 

subject. 

see also Population elements; and names of 

nationality groups, e. g. , Germans In 

the V. S. 

64-731, 64-1385, 65-279 

Charitable work with immigrants. 64-21, 
65-1737, 65-1739 



Colonial period 
Jews. 65-1730 

Legislation and regulation. 65-46, 65-674, 

65-1042 
Lutherans. 63-32 

Notes, reports, studies, etc. 64-1285,. 
65-1509, 65-1746 

From other countries 

General material: 65-807 

China. 64-879 

England. 64-797, 64-944, 65-875 

Germany. 63-30, 64-744, 65-1509, 
65-2005 

Ireland, 64-248, 65-875 

Italy. 64-1282 

Netherlands. 65-373 

Russia. 65-1509 

Scotland. . 65-748 

To other countries 

Brazil. 85-716 ; 

Internal migration ■ 

To Indiana. 63-128, 63-150 

To Kansas. 65-589 

To Michigan. 64-1336 

To Missouri. 63-127, 64-275 ' 

To Oregon. 65-1789 

To Texas. S4-754 ...;... 

Westward. 63-127, 63-136, 64-1276, 
65-905, 65-1162, 65-1793 ■ , 

see also Overland journeys to the Pacific 
coast 

IMMIGRATION and Naturalization Service. 
65-1042 ■ . ' 

IMMUNITY. 64-153 

IMMUNOLOGY. 65-262 

IMPEACHMENTS 

Presidents. ■' 63-371, 65-878 

! 

IMPERIAL University of Japan, Tokyo. 
65-1719 

IMPERIALISM 

see also Territorial expansion; and sub- '■ 
division Colonies under names of 
countries, e. g. Great Britain — Colonies 

Opposition to. 64-767, 64-771 
Far East 63-112 
India. 63-54 
North Africa. 63-65 
IMPLEMENTS 

see also Farm machinery and implements; 



Industry and trade. 65-760 
IMPORTING and exporting see Foreign trade; 
Merchants 

IMPORTING and Exporting Company of South 
Carolina. 63-274 ■•■•■- 

IMPRESSMENT. 64-80 



IMPROVED Order of Red Men. 65-1827 

INAUGURATIONS 

College presidents. 65-3B5 

Governors 

Michigan. 64-1439, 65-613 

Presidents. 64-769 

Abraham Lincoln. 63-107, 64-666' 

William McKinley. 63-388 

George Washington. 63-95 

INCA, Society of the. 65-1827 

INCEST. 65-1080 

INCIPITS. 64-1365 

INCOME tax. 63-19, 65-1429, 65-1742 

INCORPORATED Society of Authors, Play- 
wrights, and Composers, London, Eng. 
64-796 

INCORPORATION see Corporation law 
INCREASE Tract, Del. 64-207 
INCUNABULA. 64-804 
see also Incipits 

INDEMNITIES 

see also Reparations 

Santo Domingo (French colony) 64-330 

INDEPENDENCE, Declaration of see U. S. — 
Declaration of Independence 

INDEPENDENCE Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. 
65-1313, 65-1314, 65-1315, 65-1316, 
65-1317 



INDEPENDENCE, Mo. 

Harry S. Truman Library. 



65-121 



INDEPENDENT Advisory Committee to the 
Trucking Industry. 65-133 

INDEPENDENT Citizen's Committee of the 
Arts, Science and Professions. 64-29, 
64-30 

INDEPENDENT Citizens Council of the Arts, 
Sciences and Professions, Hollywood, Calif. 
65-1067 

INDEPENDENT Greenback Party see National 
Greenback Party 

INDEPENDENT or Congregational Church, 
Charleston, S. C. 64-1551 

INDEPENDENT Order of Cadets of Honor and 
Temperance .,.,_; 

Hillsdale, Mich. 65-1356 

INDEPENDENT Order of Good Templars see 
International"Order of Good Templars. 

INDEPENDENT Order of Odd Fellows see 
Odd Fellows, Independent Order of 

The INDEPENDENT (Periodical) 65-843 

INDEPENDENT Progressive Committee. 
65-1505 

INDEPENDENT Voters for Roosevelt and 
Wallace, National Committee of. 65-55 

INDEX Association. 65-1219 

INDEX, London, Eng. (Periodical) 65-1029 



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INDEXING. 65-561 
INDIA. 64-1331 

Agriculture. 63-105 

British in. 63-54, 64-144 

Christian churches and missions. 63-129 

6 5-251 

Lutheran. 64-814 
Methodist. 64-973 
Courts. 63-105 ■ • ■ ' 

Currency Commission. 65-1211 
Education. 63-105 
Finance. 63-98, 63-105 
Government. 63-105 
Industries. 63-105 
Journalism. 63-105 
Letters from. 64-694, 64-1427 
MiStary affairs. 63-39, 63-105 
Money. 65-1211 
Politics. 63-39, 63-98 
Public health. 63-105 
Railroads. 63-105, 65-856 
Relief from the United States S5-152 
Shipping records. 65-1524 
Social life. 63-39, 63-105 
Trade. 63-105 

With France. 64-75 
With Great Britain. 64-5S 
With Massachusetts. 65-181 
Transportation. 63-105 

Travel and description. 63-39, 64-144 
64-841, 64-851, 65-1515 

World War n. 64-822 
INDIAN affairs 

see also Indians— Government relations; 
U. S. —Bureau of Indian Affairs 

Addresses, lectures, etc. 65-541 
Legislation. 65-1134 

By period 
IBth century. 63-95, 63-293 
IBth and 19th centuries. 64-1194 
19th century. 63-176, 65-17, 65-904 
1830's. 64-958 
Post-Civil War. 63-397 
18th and 20th centuries. 65-1793 
20th century. 65-864, 65-944 

By place 
Illinois. 64-186 
Kansas. 64-1540 
Michigan. 64-1424,65-388 
Missouri. 64-294 
Northwest Territory. 63-227 
Oregon. 64-707 
South Dakota. 64-1540 



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INDIAN agencies and agents. 53-94, 64-55 
64-268, 65-1126, 65-1499 

see also Indians— Government relations; 
U. S. —Bureau of Indian Affairs 

Prevention of liquor traffic.: , 65-1401 

Arizona. 65-1176/ 65-1178 

Illinois. 65-1402, 65-1403 

Iowa. .65-1179' 

Michigan. 65-600 

Missouri. 65-692, 65-1402, 65-1403 

Nebraska. 65-1471, 65-1801, 65-1811 

New Mexico. 65-1126 

North Dakota. , 65-788, 65-790 

South Dakota. 65-1076 

Tennessee. 64-1194 ' 

Washington. 63-216, 64-1258 

Washington Territory. 65-1038 

INDIAN Claims Commission, U. S. 65-1783 

INDIAN Hill, Ohio. 63-174 

INDIAN languages. 63-1, 63-2, 63-3, 63-5 
63-9, 63-11, 65-600 ' ' 

see also . names o£ Indlan ^^ and sub _ 
division Indians under names of places 
Notes, etc. 65-752, 65-1766, 55-1781 
Syllabaries. 63-14 

Vocabularies. 63-1, 63-8, 63-11, 65-432 
65-798, 65-1793, 65-1815, 65-1825 

INDIAN Ocean 

French possessions. 64-75 
INDIAN place names 

see also Indians— Names 

Delaware. 63-5 

INDIAN purchase (ca. 1740) near Stockbridge 
N. Y. (Manuscript collection) 65-1561 ' 

INDIAN raids and massacres 

see also names of massacres 

Colorado. 65-1767 

Idaho. 65-1768 

Kansas. 65-1501 

Oregon. 65-1789 

Texas. 64-681, 64-755 

Utah. 64-575, 65-869 
INDIAN reservations. 64-450 

Government regulation. 65-1134 

Washington. 63-216 
INDIAN Scouts, U.S. Army. 65-799 

INDIAN Service, U. S. see U. S-. —Bureau of 
Indian Affaire 

INDIAN territories 

Kansas. 64-167 
INDIAN Territory 

see alsp_ Oklahoma; Oklahoma Territory 

Missions. 64-248 

Personal papers. 64-1134 



Representation in Congress. 63-382 
Travel and description. 65-1809 
INDIAN wars. 64-1058, 65-887 

see als£ names of Indian tribes, wars, 

battles, and historic periods, e. g. Black 
Hawk War, 1832; Colonial period— 
. Military affairs 

Army personnel's papers. 65-23, 65-869 
18th century. 65-1165 

1790's. 63-195 

Post-Revolutionary period. 64-314 

19th century 

1800-1850. 65-675 

Pre-Civtl War. 64-1064 

Civil War period. 65-1822 

Post-Civil War. 64-8, 64-1251, 65-1119 
By place 
Arizona. 64-4, 65-1824 
Connecticut. 65-1213 
Florida. 64-343 

see also Seminole Indians— Wars 

Illinois Territory. 65-675 

Minnesota see Sioux Wars 

Mississippi. 64-1018 

Nebraska. 65-1120, 65-1811 

Nevada. 65-1770 

New Mexico. 63-3Vo, 65-893, 65-1165. 
65-1824 

Oregon. 65-1137 

see also Modoc War, 1872-1873 

Texas. 63-355, 64-4 

Wyoming. 65-1499 

INDIANA 

Canals. 63-256 

Census. 64-84 

Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 
Churches and religious affair® 

Friends. 64-500 

Lutheran. 63-22 

Methodist. 63-202 

Presbyterian. 65-239 

Cities and towns 

Transportation. 64-185 

Civil War, 65-1597 

Immigration from North Carolina. 

63-128 ■ '' 

■ Military service in. 64-246 

Prisons and prisoners. 65-875 

Regiments see Indiana — Infantry . 

Soldiers from. 63-350, 65-224 



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INDIANA (Continued) 
Courts. 64-84 

Court of Appeals. 65-858 

Family and personal papers. 64-294, 
64-'414, 64-1540 

Farms and farming. 64-1265, 65-1818 

Genealogy- 65-689 
Governors. 64-84 
History. 64-84 

Local. 64-287 
Immigration and emigration. 63-128, 

63-150 

Indians. 65-158 
Infantry 

54th Regt. , 1862-1863. 64-242 

■13 2d Regt., 1864. 65-224 
Judges. 63-350, 65-858 
Labor legislation. 64-1285 

Land 

Investments. 65-1925 

Legal documents. 65-28, 65-689. 

Settlement. 64-1407 
Transactions. ■ ■ 64-84 ■ ■ 
Law practice. 65-858 

Merchants. 65-1999 ' 
Military schools. 65-330 ■ . 

Newspapers. 64-820, 64-1559 
Pioneer life. 65-1688,65-1999 
Political conventions '■ ■ 

National Democratic. 63-331 
Politics. 64-84 . 

Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 63-350, 63-398, 

64-1559 
19th and 20th centuries. 63-331 
Railroads. 63-256, 65-409 ' 

Travel and description. 63-262, 64-1265 
University (Bloomlngton) 

Student notebooks. 64-962 
Voting records. 64-84 
Work Projects Administration. 65-30 
INDIANA Company. 64-1155 
INDIANA (Ship) 64-509 

INDIANA Society of Anti -Slavery Friends. 

65-156 
INDIANA Territory 

General Assembly. 64-84 

Governors. 64-84 
INDIANA Yearly Meeting of Friends 

Committee on Indian Concerns. 65-156 
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. 

Butler University 
Students. 65-224 
Essays. 65-166 



Political conventions. 63-331 

INDIANS. 64-740, 64-752, 64-873, 65-1162 

see also Aleuts; Algonquin Indians; Apache 
Indians; Arikara Indians; Blackfoot 
Indians; Cayuse Indians; Cherokee Indians; 
Chickasaw Indians; Chippewa Indians; 
Chiricahua Indians; Choctaw Indians; 
Comanche Indians; Cowichan Indians; 
Creek Indians; Cuna Indians; Dakota In- 
dians; Delaware Indians; Eskimos; Five 
Nations; Fox Indians; Hidatsa Indians; 
Hopi Indians; Iroquois linguistic family of 
Indians; Kaska Indians; Kookpugmioot In- 
dians; Liard River Indians; Mandan In- 
dians; Maricopa Indians; Mayo Indians; 
Mikinakwadshiwinwak Indians; Mohave 
Indians; Mohegan Indians; Navajo Indians; 
Nez Perce 1 Indians; Omaha Indians; 
Onondaga Indians; Osage Indians; Otoe 
Indians; Ottawa Indians; Paiute Indians; 
Papago Indians; Peoria Indians; Pima 
Indians; Pinal Indians; Plains Indians; 
Potawatomi Indians; Pueblo Indians; San 
Carlos Indians; Seminole Indians; Shawnee 
Indians; Shoshoni Indians; Sioux Indians; 
Six Nations; Snohomish Indians; Spokane 
Indians; Tahltan Indians; Ute Indians; 
Wabash Saline Indians; White Mountain 
Indians; Winnebago Indians; Yaqui Indians; 
Yuma Indians; Zapotec Indians ■ ■ •- 

Agriculture. 65-1944," ■;' 

Annuity payments. 63-247 , 
Anthropology. 63-14, 64-167 

see also Indians— Ethnology 
Archeology. 63-2, 64-599 
Captivities. 63-2 
Census 

Washington. 64-1258 

Civil rights. 64-738 

Claims. 64-752, 65-1956 

see also Indians — Land — Claims 

Clergymen. 64-199 . 

Disarming. 65-799 

Economic affairs. 65-1944 

Education. 65-944, 65-1134 

Ethnology. 63-2, 63-3, 63-9, 64-55, 
65-1176, 65-1766, 65-1781, 65-1809 

Fishing. 65-1994 

Government relations 

see also Indian affairs; Indian agencies 
and agents; U. S.-Buteau of Indian 
Affairs 

16th to 19th centuries. 64-55 
18th century. 63-227 
19th century. 65-1177, 65-1811 
20th century. 65-944, 65-1134, 65-1994 
Mississippi Valley. 64-55 
Health. 65-1194 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-600, 65-1196 
Land. 64-1036, 65-944, 65-1821, 85-1994 
Allotments. 65-944 



Claims. 65-1180 

Reclamation and irrigation. 65-1833 

Languages see Indian languages; and names 
of Indian tribes and subdivision Indians 
under names of places 

Legends and traditions. 63-2, 63-11, 
' 65-600, 65-1047, 65-1518 

Life and customs. 63-5 

Liquor problem and liquor trade. 65-672, 
65-1401 

Livestock. 65-1994 

Marriage. 64-1287 

Medicine. 63-2 

Mines, mining and mineral resources. 
65-1994 

Missions. 64-55, 65-1831 
By denomination 

Lutheran. 64-187 

Methodist. 64-966 

Presbyterian. 65-255 
By place 

Idaho. 64-1254 

North Dakota. 65-1499 

Oregon. 64-966 

Washington. 64-1256, 64-1257 
Mounds. 63-2 
Music and songs. 63-2 
Names. 63-2" 

see also Ini'ian place names 
Pictures. 65-773, 65-1796 
Religion. 63-2 _ 
Schools 

Arizona. 64-1542, 65-1178 

Michigan. 65-1351, 65-1353 

Sheep raising and trade. 65-944 

Sociology. . 63-2 

Trade with. 64-55, 64-285, 65-1402, 
65-1403, 65-1801 

see also Fur trade ,'" 

Traditions see Indians — Legends and 
traditions 

Treaties. 63-2 

Tribal governments. 65-600, 65-1994 

Vital_ records.. 65-1994 

Welfare. 65-1162, 65-1994 

Wool industry and trade. 65-944 

By place 

Alabama. 64-55 

Alaska. 85-1819, 65-1821 

Argentina. 65-1815 

Arizona. 65-944, 65-1134, 65-1176, 
65-1781 

Canada. 65-1786, 65-1819 

Central America. 65-1815 



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INDIANS (Continued) 
Colorado. 65-944 
Idaho. 85-1822 
Indiana. 65-156 
Kansas. 65-1177 
Kentucky. 65-23 

Mexico. 63-1, 63-11, 65-1080, 65-2013 
Michigan. 65-299, 65-1358 
Minnesota. 63-247, 64-55, 65-672, 65-674 
Mississippi. 64-55 
Mississippi Valley. 64-55 

Missouri. 65-1793 

Missouri Valley. 65-773 

Montana. 65-1769 

Nebraska. 65-1413 

Nevada. 65-1822, 65-1994 

New Mexico. 65-944, 65-1126, 65-1771, 
65-1788 

Ne v York. 64-820, 65-60, 65-1561 

No-th Dakota. 65-752, 65-759, 65-765 
65-786, 65-799 ' 

Oklahoma 

Legal affairs. 64-1036 

Oregon. 65-1772 

Pacific coast. 63-3, 63-216 

Pacific Northwest. 64-1251 

Pennsylvania. 63-2, 65-1543 

Southwest. 65-1809 

Texas. 65-883 

Utah. 65-944, 65-1822 

Washington. 65-1038, 65-1792 

Washington Territory. 64-1258 

Wyoming. 65-1776, 65-1794, 65-1822 
INDIES see East Indies; West Indies 
INDIGO. 64-468 
INDONESIA 

Letters from. 65-330 

INDUSTRIAL associations s_ee Trade associa- 
tions 

INDUSTRIAL Commission, U. S. 64-1120 
INDUSTRIAL development. 65-1593 

New Jersey. 64-1143, 65-1623 

Russia. 65-27 
INDUSTRIAL engineering. 63-120 

INDUSTRIAL Laboratory, Wilmington, Del. 

64-1174 

INDUSTRIAL management 

Here are entered general references to 
the application of the principles of manage- 
ment to industrial enterprises Including the 
production aspects. , 

64-1474, 65-29 

Periodicals. 85-27 < 

World War I. 05-79 



World War II. 65-27, 65-48, 65-51, 

65-113, 65-114, 65-127 , 65-137, 65-496, 
■ 65-1066, 65-1936 

INDUSTRIAL mobilization. 64-494 
INDUSTRIAL plants see Factories 
INDUSTRIAL poisoning. 64-715 

INDUSTRIAL production see Industrial 
management - 

INDUSTRIAL rehabilitation. 65-2010 

INDUSTRIAL relations 

Here are entered. references to material 
deahng with employer -employee relations in 
general. Material on specific aspects of 
this relationship are entered under specific' 
headings. _ 

64-1267, 64-1474, 64-1634, 65-112 
65-1051, 65-1216 

see also Labor— Arbitration, conciliation, 
and mediation 

INDUSTRIAL Relief Society and Home for the 
Friendless, Savannah, Ga. 64-987 

INDUSTRIAL revolution 

France. 64-141, 64-1341, 65-240 

INDUSTRIAL Workers of the World. 65-1042 
65-2010 

Mining Dept. see International Union of 
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers 

INDUSTRIES, Electric see Electric industries 

INDUSTRIES, Home see Home labor 

INDUSTRY, Michigan Council on Women in" 
Business and. 65-615 

INFANT care see Child welfare 

INFANTRY see official name under State or 
Government, e. g. New York— Infantry— 
108th Regiment; U. S.— Army— Infantry .. 

INFECTIOUS diseases. 64-153 

INFIRMARIES see Hospitals 

INFLATION (Finance) 64-1295 

see also Finance; Greenback movement; 
Money; Price control 

Civil War. 64-549 
INFLUENZA 

France. 63-273 
INFORMATION storage and retrieval. 64-1174 
INGALLS, Jeremy, 1911- 64-114 

INGALLS, John James, 1833-1900. 65-1957 

INGALLS, Rufus. 63-353 

INGALLS & Shepard, Sullivan, Me. 64-1389 



INGERSOLL, George W. , 1803-1860. 
65-910, 65-1972 

INGERSOLL, Mrs. George W. see Inge'rsoll 
Henrietta (Crosby) ' 

INGERSOLL, Henrietta (Crosby) 65-910 



INGERSOLL, Robert Green, 1833-1899 
64-767, 64-966, 64-1160, 64-1624 .. 

INGHAM, Samuel Delucenna, 1779-1860. 
63-94, 64-186, 64-407, 64-1144, 65-491 

INGHAM Co. , Mich. 

County attorneys. 65-606 

County records. 65-416 
INGHAM, Eng. 64-34 

INGLE, Edward, 1861-1924. 64-1231 

INGLE, Mary Friend (Mayo) 64-1231 '"• 

INGLE family 

Genealogy. 64-1231 

INGLESIDE, N. Y. 

Christian Church. 64-852 
INGLESIDE Plantation, N. C. 64-478 
INGLIS, James, 1864- 65-547 
INGOLDSBY, Richard. 65-1694 
INGRAHAM, David P: , b. 1836. 64-1493 
INGRAHAM, H. E. 64-1553 

INGRAHAM, Mary see Trumbull, Mary 
(Ingraham) 

INGRAM, Ira. 64-745 
INGRAM family. 64-378 
INHERITANCE. 64-890 
see also Estates 

INHERITANCE (Biology), see Heredity 

INIGUEZ, Calixto Garcia see Garcia 
Calixto, 1839-1899 ' 

INITIATIVE (Direct legislation) 65-2010 
INJUNCTIONS. 64-865 
INJURIES (Law) see Employers' liability 
INK. 64-794 

INLAND Empire Waterways Associations 
65-1054 

INLAND, water transportation 

Shipping records. 63-235, 64-876, 6-»-1211 
64-1445 

INLAND waterways see Waterways 

INNES, Harry, 1752-1816. 65-25 

INNES, William Powers, 1826-1893 64-1429 
65-552 

INNOCENT, Metropolitan of Moscow see 
InnokentiT, Metropolitan of Moscow7T797- 
1879 



INNOCENT Wolf. 65-2003 

INNOKENTII, Metropolitan of Moscow, 1797- 
1879. 65-1712 

INNS see Hotels; Taverns, saloons, etc. 

INORGANIC chemistry. 65-1311 



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The INQUIRY, 1817-1919 (later the U. S. Ter- 
ritorial Section of the Paris Peace Confer- 
ence, 1919) 65-1925 

INQUISITION 

Portugal. 85-1731 
INSECT control 

Illinois. 65-1919 

INSECTS. §5-1306 : 

see also Entomology - 

INSPIRATION Copper Company (Ariz. ) ' 

65-2009 

INSTITUTE lor Government Research at 
Brookings Institution, Washington, D. C. 
85-944 

INSTITUTE for Nuclear Studies, Oak Ridge, 
Terns. 85-149 ' 

INSTITUTE of International Relations, Geneva, 
• Switzerland. 65-1216 

INSTITUTE of Pacific Relations. .. 64-1331 

American Council see American Institute 
of Pacific Relations 

INSTITUTE OF Public Administration, New 
York City. • 64-178 

INSTITUTES, Farmers' see Farmers' insti- 
tutes 

INSTITUTIONAL care see Public institutions 

INSTITUTIONS, organizations, etc. see 

Societies; kind of institution or organization, 
e. g. Agricultural societies; Hospitals; 
Prisons; and subjects with which the 
organisation. is concerned, e. g. Charitable 
work 

INSTRUMENTAL music. 64-1322 

INSULAR Affairs, U. S. House 'Committee on. 

65-864, 85-1327 

INSULAR Auditor (for the Philippines) 85-116 

INSURANCE. 64-1045 

Addresses, essays, etc. 65-21 
Business, 64-682, 64-1267 

Alabama, 63-136 

Connecticut S4-1368, 85-1212 

Michigan. 85-401, 65-430, 65-644 

Missouri. 64-S21 

North Carolina. S4-549 

Southern States. 63-56 

Vermont 84-790 
Records of. 64-1817 

By type 

Hre 

Michigan. 84-1408 
Missouri. 65-1404 
New York. 64-892 
Pennsylvania. 65-S25 



Government. 65-711 
Health. 64-869 

Government. 65-103 

Idaho. 65-1164 
Life. 63-24 

On slaves. 64-550 

Iowa. 63-209 

North Carolina. 64-626 

Ohio. 63-188 
Marine. 64-307 
Social see Social security 

By place 

North Carolina. 64-994 

Virginia. . 64-531 

INSURRECTIONS . see subdivisions Insurrec- 
tion or Revolution under names of countries, 
e. g. Cuba — Insurrection against Spain; 
Haiti— Revolution, 1791-1804 



INTEGRATION . 

In education. 65-1858 

Michigan. 65-352 

INTELLECTUAL Cooperation, American 
National Council on. 65-1980 

INTELLECTUAL Exchange, Japan American 
Committee on. 65-1194 

INTELLIGENCE (Military) 65-943, 65-947 

INTELLIGENCER, Petersburg, Va. 63-68 

INTER-AMERICAN Cultural Relations, 

Convention for the Promotion of. 64-739 

INTERCHURCH World Movement of North 
America. 65-1216 

INTER-COLLEGIATE Association of Amateur 
Athletes of America (IC4A) 64-832 

INTERCOLLEGIATE Athletic Association of the 
United States see National Collegiate Ath- 
letic Association 

INTERCOLLEGIATE Menorah Association. 
65-1726 

INTERDEPARTMENTAL Committee to Coordi- 
nate Health and Welfare Activities. 65-7 6 

INTEREST. 64-372 
Calculations. 64-747 

INTERGROUP education. 65-1746 

INTERGROUP Relations Officials, National 
Association of. 65-1033 

INTERIOR Dept. , U, S. see U. S. — Dept. of 
the Interior 

INTERLAKEN Land Company, Seattle, Wash. 
64-1259 

INTERNAL combustion engines. 64-924 

INTERNAL improvements. 63-33S, 64-1005 

see also Bridges; Canals; Ferries; Harbors; 
Railroads; Rivers; Roads, etc. 

Appalachia. S5-1032 

Eastern Midwest States. 55-1032 



Oregon. 65-1045 

INTERNAL migration see Immigration and 
emigration 

INTERNAL revenue 

see also Finance; Taxation; U. S. —Internal 
Revenue Service 

Utah. 65-1823 

INTERNAL security see Civil defense; Sub- 
versive activities; and names of wars 

INTERNATIONAL arbitration see Arbitration, 
International 

INTERNATIONAL Armistice Commission. 
65-266 

INTERNA TTONAL Assembly of Women, South 
Kortright, N. Y. 63-232 

INTERNATIONAL Astronomical Union 

American Section. 65-1717 
INTERNATIONAL cartels. 65-1422 
INTERNATIONAL Chamber of Commerce 

Committee on Double Taxation. 65-1069 

INTERNATIONAL Commission on Jurists 
(Founded 1906) 

1927 Meeting, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 
65-507 

INTERNATIONAL Committee of Women for 
Permanent Peace see Women's Interna- 
tional League for Peace and Freedom 

INTERNATIONAL communications. 65-64 

INTERNATIONAL Conference on the Limitation 
of Armament, Washington, D. C. , 1921- 
1922. 64-778 

INTERNATIONAL conferences and congresses 
see Conferences and congresses, Interna- 
tional; headings beginning with the words 
Congress, Conference, or Convention; kinds 
of conferences; and names of specific 
conferences, congresses, and conventions, 
e.g. Baptist World Alliance-5th Baptist . 
World Congress, Berlin, Ger. , 1934 

INTERNATIONAL Congress of Arts and 
Sciences, St. Louis, Mo., 1904. 63-384, 
64-164 

INTERNATIONAL cooperation. 63-320, 
64-739 

INTERNATIONAL Council of Religious Educa- 
tion. 65-490 

American Standard Bible Committee. 
64-115 

INTERNATIONAL Council of Women. 64-21 

INTERNATIONAL Economic and Social Devel- 
opment, National Conference on. 65-121 

INTERNATIONAL Electrical Exhibition, 
Philadelphia, Pa., 1884. 63-154 

INTERNATIONAL Federation of University 
Women. 64-818, 65-12dl 

INTERNATIONAL Fisheries Commission 
(U. S. andGt. Brit.) 64-1262 

INTERNATIONAL Geophysical Year 

United States Antarctic Expedition, 1954- 
1959. 64-782 



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INTERNATIONAL Halibut Commission see 
International Pacific Halibut' Commission 
(U. S. and Canada) 

INTERNATIONAL Harvester Company. 64-798 

INTERNATIONAL Institute of Pacific Relations. 

S4-1331 

INTERNATIONAL Labor Conference. 65-67 

INTERNATIONAL Labor Office.'. 65-81 

65-118 

INTERNATIONAL law. 64-183 65-507 ' 

65-1742,. 65-1920 

Societies. 65-1917 

INTERNATIONAL Mark Twain Society. 64-316 

INTERNATIONAL Materials Conference. 

S4-870 

INTERNATIONAL Milk Processors. 64-870 

INTERNATIONAL Molders' and Foundry 
Workers' Union of- North America 

Local 213, Grand Rapids, Mich. 65-337 

INTERNATIONAL Order of Cadets of Honor and 
Temperance see Independent Order .of 
Cadets of Honor and Temperance 

INTERNATIONAL Order of Good Templars. 
64-1521, 65-1034 

Richford, N. Y. 64-915 

INTERNATIONAL Order of the King's Daugh- 
ters and Sons 

Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-198, 65-199 

Hospital Circle. 65-1391 

Phoebe Beal Circle. 65-1356 

INTERNATIONAL organizations. - 64-21, 
64-42, 64-182, 64-1303, 65-843, 65-1201 

65-121S 

see also names of organizations, e. g. 
United Nations 

INTERNATIONAL Pacific Halibut Commission 
(U. S. and Canada) 64-1262 

INTERNATIONAL Peace Campaign. 64-1303 

INTERNATIONAL Penal and Prison Commis- 
sion. 64-21, S4-36, 64-107 '.-> 

INTERNATIONAL Penal and Prison Congress, 
8th, Washington, D. C. , 1910. 64-36 

S4-107 

INTERNATIONAL Products Corporation. 

64-1294 



INTERNATIONAL relations 

Here is entered mateilal pertaining to 
relations among nations involving two or 
more countries. For tho foreign affairs of a 
specific nation see the heading Foreign rela- 
tions or the subdivision Foreign relations 
under the name of the country. 

see also Diplomatic protection 

64-54, 64-962, 55-78, 65-152, 65-507, 
65-1216, 65-1742 

World War n. S5-48, 65-1390 

see also Axis powers 



INTERNATIONAL relief. 64-962 65-98 
65-1458, 65-1509, 65-1739 ' ' 

see also Disaster relief; Red Cross; and 
subdivision Relief to war victims under 
World War I and World War n 

India. 65-152 

Poland. 65-1721 

. Russia. 65-1721 

INTERNATIONAL School of Peace see World 
Peace Foundation, Boston, Mass! — 

rNTERNATIONAL Stevedoring vs. Haverty. 

INTERNATIONAL Sunday School Association. 
64-151 

INTERNATIONAL Sunday School Council of 
Religious Education see International ' 
Council of Religious Education 

INTERNATIONAL trade see Foreign trade 

INTERNATIONAL trusteeships see Trustee- 
ships, International 

INTERNATIONAL Union of Mine, Mill and 
Smelter Workers 

Gold Hill, Nev. Local No. 54. 65-1153 

Silver City, Idaho. Union No. 66. 65-1785 

INTERNATIONAL Women's Committee of 
Permanent Peace see Women's Interna- 
tional League for Peace and Freedom 

INTERNATIONAL Workers Defense League 
65-1042 ^ ' 

INTER- PARLIAMENTARY Union 
Conferences. 65-67 

INTERPLANETARY voyages see Spaceflight 

INTERSTATE Commerce Commission U S 
64-1402, 64-1500, 65-249, 65-1485 

INTERVENTIONISM. 65-1928 

INTOLERANCE see Race problems; Racial 
discrimination; Religious discrimination, 
Intolerance, and persecution; Religious 
liberty 

INTOXICATION see Alcoholism; Liquor 
problem 

INVENTIONS and inventors. 63-107, 63-120 
64-649, 64-749, 64-784, 64-1285, 65-1285 

see also Patents 
Cannon. 64-1293 
Electrical. 64-1364 

Firearms. 64-16, 64-917, 64-1307 
Gate latch. 63-145 
Life saving equipment. 65-1681 
Metallurgy machinery. 63-128 
Postal car. 64-1234 
Prairie burner. 65-792 
Pressure cookers. 65-1917 
Rubber manufacture. 65-1601 
Separators. 65-1987 
Telegraphy. 64-1582 



Telephone. 65-627 

Textile machinery. 64-1112 
INVESTMENT companies. 64-892 

Pacific Northwest 64-1267 
INVESTMENT companies (British) 

The West. 65-1169, 65-1190, 65-1804 

INVESTMENT companies (Scottish) 
The West. 65-1817 

INVESTMENTS. 64-767, 64-979, 64-996 
65-802, 65-1583, 65-1916 

see also Securities; Speculation 

Cattle raising and trade. . 65-1142 

Land see Land-Investments 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1169, 65-1190 

Mortgages 

New York. 64-934 

Railroads. 85-176, 65-1916 

Securities. 64-892 

Textile industry and trade. 65-1916 

By place 

Arizona. 64-3 

Michigan. 65-357, 65-395, S5-844 ' 

New York. 64-861 

South Carolina. 63-280 

Southwest, 63-104 

INVITATION to a beheading, by Vladimir 
Nabokov, 65-921 

INYO Co. , Calif. 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 
Engineering. 65-1798 
INYO Development Company. 65-1187 
IODIZING Of salt 34-1507 
IONIA, Mich. 

Hardware trade. 65-404 

IONIC migration method of separating rare 
earth. 65-1311 

IONIZATION. 65-1928 
IOWA 

Agricultural fairs. 63-209 
Cattle. 65-170 
Cavalry 

2dRegt., 1861-1865. 85-1185 
ethRegt., 1863-1865. 65-1465 

22dRegt., 1862-1865. 65-1456 
Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 63-209 
Civil War 

Regiments see Iowa— Cavalry; Iowa- 
Infantry 

Soldiers from. 64-1380, 65-1185 

Clubs. 65-170 



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IOWA (Continued) 

Colleges and universities. 64-982 

see also Iowa— State University of 

Science and Technology (Ames); Iowa — 

University (Iowa City) 

Courts. 65-168 

Education. 65-1942 

Emigration to California. 64-1276 

Family papers,, 64-685, 65-680 

Farm tenancy. 65-1942 

Farms and farming. 64-1265, S5-170 

Finance, Public. 65-527 

Governor, 1955-1957 (Hoegh) 65-169 

Health. 65-1942 

History 

Local. 65-1465 

Manuscript collections. 65-1943 
Housing. 65-1942 
Indian agencies and agents. 65-1179 
Infantry 

Mormon Battalion, 1846-1847. 65-1162, 

65-1791 
24ft Regt., 1862-1865. 64-1380 

25th Regt. , 1862-1865. 64-1545 
Insurance companies. 63-209 
Judges. S5-168, 65-170 

Land 

Investments. 65-1925 
Legal documents. 65-1633 

Speculation. 64-1511 
Lawsuits. 65-170 
Letters from. 65-1513, 65-1798 
Local government. 65-527 
Locomotives. 64-1379 
Maps. 65-1942 
Mormons.' 65-1843 
Newspapers. 63-247 

Parks. S5-1943 
Pictures. 65-1843- 
polities 

Papers of persons active in. 63-210, 

65-169, 65-1843 

Population trends. 65-1942 
Railroads. 63-256, 64-283 
Real estate business. 65-1450 
Recreation. 65-1942 
Scientific societies. 65-1943 

Social trends. 65-1942 

Soil 

Conservation. 65-1942, 65-1943 

State Park Commission. 65-1943 



State Planning Board. 65-1942 

State Soil Conservation Committee. 
65-1943 

State University (Iowa City) see Iowa- 
University (Iowa City) 

State University of Science and Technology 
(Ames) 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1943 
Sugar industry and trade. 65-424 
Surveys and surveying. 65-1843 
Travels from. 65-288, 65-1185, 65-1786 
University (Iowa City) 

College of Education. 64-903 

Creative writing program. 64-728 

Programs. 65-586 

Water resources. 65-1942 

IOWA Academy of Science. 65-1943 

IOWA City, Iowa 

History. 65-1465 : 

University of Iowa see Iowa — University 
(Iowa City) 

IOWA College, Grinnell, Iowa (later Grinnell 
College) 

Student notebooks. 65-1928 

IOWA Life Insurance Company. 63-209 

IOWA Railroad Contracting Company. 64-283 

IOWA Schoolmasters Walt Whitman Club. 
65-170 

IOWA Sugar Company, Waverly, Iowa. 65-424 

IPCAR, Adolph. 63-411 

IPCAR, Dahlov (Zorach) 63-411 

IPSWICH, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

Genealogy. 64-1519 

IRAN 

see also Persia 

Archeological expeditions. 

Narcotics. 65-31 

Teheran Conference, 1943. 
IRAQ 

Archeological expeditions. 
IREDELL, James, 1751-1799. 
IREDELL, James, 1788-1853. 
IREDELL Co., N. C. 

Civil War. 64-503 

Family and personal papers. 63-121, 
64-564, 64-591, 64-617, 64-629," 64-641 

IREDELL family. 65-748 

IRELAND, Charles Rogers. 65-1973 



65-36 

65-38 

65-36 
64-1066 
*63-373 



IRELAND, John 

Estate of. 64-868 
IRELAND, John, Abp. , 1838-1918. 63-241 

IRELAND 

see also Fenian Brotherhood 

Account books. 64-56 
Agriculture. 65-1167 

Art and artists 

Galleries and museums. 65-1834 

Banks and banking. 65-1211 

Chancellor of. 65-1072 

Cooperatives. 65-73 

Family papers. 64-425, 64-527, 65-12, 
65-1206, 65-1834 

Government. 63-46 

Independence movement. 65-685 

Invasion by France (Proposed) 64-166 

Land. 65-823 

Lectures, addresses, etc. 65-1834 

Letters from. 64-653, 64-671 

Letters received in. 64-358,' 65-377 

Linen weaving. 63-102 

Living conditions. 64-69 

Lords-Lieutenant. 65-12 

Parliament. 63-46 

Personal papers. 64-298,65-1591 

Politics. 65-1167, 65-1834 

Publishers and publishing. 65-1834 

Religious manuscripts. 64-807 

Ship in Cork Harbour. 64-82 

Shipping records.. 64-480 

Travel and description. 65-852, 65-1216 
IRELAND family. 64-868 

Genealogy. 65-968 
IRELAND, Northern 

World War I 

Maps. 65-949 
IRIS, Scharmel, 1889- 64-150 
IRISH, John Powell, 1843-1923. 65-1330 

IRISH Free State 

Banking Commission. 65-1211 
IRISH in the CJnited States. 64-248, 64-358 

Louisiana. 65-159 
IRISH manuscripts. 64-807 
IRKUTSK (Russia) Consistory. 65-1712 
IRON bridges. 64-949 
IRON Co. , Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 
IRON foundries see Furnaces and forges 



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IRON industry and trade. 64-1033, 65-971 

see also_ Furnaces and forges; Steel industry 

and trade 

Unions. 65-337 

Confederate States of America. 63-137 
64-568 

Connecticut 64-1397 

Maryland. 65-176 



Michigan. 65-272, 
65-1348 



65-273, 65-644, 



IRVINE, William A., 1803-1886. 65-826 
IRVINE family. 65-826 
IRVINE, Pa. 

Business and personal papers. 65-826 
IRVING, Abby (Furman) 34-1346 

64-783, 



IRVING, Sir Henry, 1838-1905 
65-1874 



New York. 64-876 

North Carolina. 64-985 

Pennsylvania. 64-248, 65-19, 65-1754 

Southern States. 63-56, 63-91 

Tennessee. 65-875 

Virginia. 63-137, 64-1243, 65-1009 
IRON lands. 65-951 
IRON mines and mining 

Engineering. 85-2009 

Brazil. 64-1294 

Maine. 65-1974 

New York. 64-905 

IRON Molders' Union of North America see 
International Molders' and Foundry Workers' 
Union of North America 

IRON Mountain, Mich. 

World Warn. 65-1376 

IRON Mountain Railroad Company. 54-300 

The IRON platform (Periodical) 65-1511 

IRON Rod Mining Company. 65-1154 

IRONRod, Mont. 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 

65-1154 . ■ 

IRONDALE, N. Y. see Ironvllle, N. Y. 
IRONHILL, Md. 63-367 
IRONTON, Mich. 

Farms and farming. S5-453 
IRONVILLE, N. Y. 

Business records. 64-876 

IROQUOIS linguistic family of Indians. 63-8 

see also Cherokee Indians; Five Nations; 
Indians-New York; Onondaga Indians- 
Six Nations 

IRRIGATION. 65-864 

Indian lands. 05-844, 65-1833 

Colorado. 65-1767 

Nebraska. 85-1439, 65-1483 

Nevada. 65-1991 

IRRIGATION League, Columbia Basin. 
65-1048 

IRVINE, Callender, 1774-1841. 64-1145 
65-826 ' 

IRVINE, John. 64-751 

IRVINE, William, 1741-1804. 65-826 



IRVING, John Treat, 1778-1838. 64-1346 
IRVING, John Treat, 1812-1906. 64-1346 
IRVING, Peter, 1772-1838. 64-1346 
IRVING, Washington, 1783-1859 
As correspondent. 64-1354 
Autographs. 64-47 
References to. 64-1346 
IRVING family. 64-1346 
IRWIN, Frederick. 65-1820 
IRWIN, Ralph B. 65-1827 
IRWIN, Will. 65-944 

ISAAC Walton League of America see Izaak 
Walton League of America 

i . 

ISBELL, Isaac Chauncey. 65-952 
ISIS (Ship) 64-344 
ISLE of Wight Co. , Va. 

County records. 55-1017 
ISLE Royale National Park. 65-338 

IS ^6 f 5. H n S 3 Ll0nelISmay ' b3r0n ' 188? " 

ISOLATIONISM. 65-1149 

ISRAEL, Henry, 1877- . 64-883. 64-946 

ISRAEL 

see also Palestine 
Motion pictures. 65-1104 
Question before the United Nations. 65-891 
ISSEKS, Samuel S. 65-942 
ISTHMIAN Historical Society. 65-1827 

ISTHMUS of Panama. 64-172, 64-732, 64-764 
65-1827 ' 

see also_ Canal Zone 
Maps. 65-1828 
ISTHMUS of Tehuantepec. 64-345 
ISZARD, Gabriel. 65-1653 
ISZARD, Jacob. 65-1653 
ISZARD, Joseph, 1798-1865. 65-1653 
ITABIRA Iron Ore Company, ltd. 64-1294 
ITALIAN language' and literature 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1886 
ITALIAN music. 64-1322 
ITALIAN poetry. 64-1353 



ITALY 

Artists. 63-104 

Artists (U. S.) 65-18 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-1282 

Craftsmen's guilds. 63-65 

Diplomatic service (U. S.) 65-459 

Earthquakes. 64-1282 

Foreign relations 

With France. 65-486 
With Germany see Axis powers 
With the United States. 65-917 
Immigration and emigration. 64-1282 
Jews. 64-1318 

Letters from scientists in. 65-1311 
Maps. 64-289 
Murders. 64-1282 
Mussolini regime. 65-507 
Naval service (U. S. ) 64-678 
Public security. 64-1282 
Rosminian Order. 64-1290 
Spanish and Austrian rivalry. 63-100 
Students (U. S. ) 64-882 
Travel and description 
18th century. 64-1217 
18th and 19th centuries. 65-852 

19th century. 63-247, 63-250, 64-607 
64-1014 

World War I 

Ambulance service (U. S. ) 64-825 
64-1519 ' 

World War n 

Special mission from the United states 
65-900 

ITATA (Ship) Incident of 1891. 64-738 
ITHACA daily journal. 64-858 

ITI 64^942 IndePendent Telephone Company. 
ITHACA, N. Y. 

Agricultural societies. 64-825 

Amusements. 64-844 

Architecture. 64-858 

Banks and banking. 64-909 

Churches and religious' affairs 
Methodist. 64-837 

Civic affairs. 64-882 

Colleges and universities see Cornell 

University, Ithaca, N. YT - 

Estates. 64-835 
Family papers. 64-843 
Farmers Institute. 64-825 
History (Notes, etc. ) 64-854 
Land development. 64-909 



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ITHACA, N. Y. (Continued) 

Law practice. 64-857 

Letters received In. 54-822 

Newspapers. 84-858 

Photographs. 84-919 . 

Politics. 64-938 

Schools. 64-900 
Public. 64-840 

Social life. 84-882 

Tailors. 84-894 

Teachers and teaching. 64-840, 64-918 

Telephone companies. 64-942 

Theater companies. S4-942 

Transportation. 64-942 

Women's organizations. 64-818 
ITHACA Street Railway Company. 64-942 
ITHACA weekly democrat. 64-858 
ITUHBIDE, Augustfn de. 65-1080 
IXIKA,. Miss. , Battle of, 1862. 64-248 
F/ERSON, Alfred, 1798-1873. 65-1862 
IVERSON, Alfred, 1829-1911. 65-1862 
IVERSON, Peter, b. 1861. 64-1263 
IVERSON family. 65-1862 
IVES, Butler. 65-856 
IVES, George R. 65-1522 
IVES, HalssyC. , 1846-1911. 65-2007 

IVES, Levi Silliman, Bp. , 1797-1867. 

64-580, 64-1073 

IVES, Percy. 65-1340 

WES, Robert H. 63-171 

IVEY, Hubard. 65-709 

IVEY, John. 65-709 

IVEY, Nancy. 65-709 '■'■ 

IVEY, William H. 65-1856 " '* ' 

WINS, William M. 64-491' ' ',' 

IZAAK Walton League of America. 84-819 

Mandan, N. D. Chapter No. 30. 65-774 
IZARD, Ann Middleton. 63-280 
IZARD, Elizabeth (Middleton) 63-280 
IZARD, George, 1776-1828. 63-225, 63-228 

IZARD, Ralph, 1742-1804. *63-297 
IZAKB, Ralph, 1785-1824. . 63-280 

IZARD, Ralph DeLancey, 1819-1849 .- .:■ 
Estate of. 63-280 ' ' 



JA Ranch, Tejcas. 



65-806 



JACK, Patrick. 63-222 

JACK Balinton, forester, by John Trotwood 
Moore. 65-884 

JACKLING, Daniel Cowan, 1869-1958. 
65-2009 

JACKLING family. 65-2009 

JACKMAN, Levi. 64-737 J 

JACKS, David, 1822-1909. 65-857 

JACKSON, Andrew, Pres. U. S. , 1767-1845 
63-363 

see also Jacksonlan Democrats 

Administration of. S4-407, 64-1144 
64-1584 

As correspondent. 64-288, 64-343, 
64-407, 64-510, 64-1203, 64-1585, 
65-491 

Autographs. 64-47, 64-63, 64-242, 
64-1194, 65-59 

Fiscal policies. 64-1472 

Letters to. 65-388 

Opposition to. 65-905 

Relating to. 64-186, 64-309, 64-873, 
64-1205, 64-1287, 64-1526, 65-884 

JACKSON, Annie Hyman (Philips) 65-969 

JACKSON, C. D. 65-932 

JACKSON, Calvin C. , 1814-1883. 65-253 

JACKSON, Charles Lorlng, 1847-1935. 
65-1928 

JACKSON, Darius C. 64-1472 

JACKSON, David E. 64-285 

JACKSON, Donald L. 64-775 

JACKSON, Elvira Evelina (Worth) see Moffitt, 
Elvira Evelina (Worth) Jackson Walker 

JACKSON, Eveline Harden, 1848-1928. 

64-226 

JACKSON, Gardiner. 65-30, 65-52 
JACKSON, Henry, 1778-1840. 64-1032 

JACKSON, Henry Martin, 1912- 64-1261, 
64-1262, 64-1272, 65-1040, ;_ 65-1055 

JACKSON, Herbert. 64-491 

JACKSON, Herbert Worth. 65-969 

JACKSON, Howell Edmunds, 1832-1895. 
64-519, 65-880 

JACKSON, Isaac, 1842-1903. 63-224 

JACKSON, James, 1757-1806. 63-97 

JACKSON, James, 1777-1867. 65-1253 

JACKSON, John, of Liverpool, Eng. 65-1526 
JACKSON, Joseph. 64-1032 

JACKSON, Martha Jacquelin (Rootes) Cobb, 
b. 1786. 64-1032 

JACKSON, Mary (Harding) 1850-1934. 65-880 



JACKSON, Robert A. , of Mecklenburg Co Va 
. 64-1034 ' 

JACKSON, Robert Charles, 1908- 35-1059 

JACKSON, Robert Houghwout, 1892-1954. 
65-54, 65-57,. 65-349 

JACKSON, Rosa Oreton (Hatchet) 34-1034 

JACKSON, Selene (Harding) 64-519, 65-880 

JACKSON, Thomas Jonathan, 1824-1883. 
64-772 

As correspondent. 64-618, 65- 594, 65-995 
Relating to. 64-541 

JACKSON, Walter Hinckley, 1840-1930 
65-339 

JACKSON, William, 1759-1828. 65-1591 

JACKSON, William Henry, 1843-1942 
65-1783 

JACKSON, William Hides, 1035-1903. 
64-519, 65-880 

JACKSON Academy Exhibition. 64-328 

JACKSON & Evans, Philadelphia, Pa. 64-374 

JACKSON Association of Congregational 
Churches in Michigan. 64-1494 

JACKSON Co. , Mich. 

County records. 65-416 

Family papers. 65-229, 65-641 

JACKSON Co. , Mo. 
> Courts. 65-146 
Roads. 65-145 

JACKSON family. 64-226, 65-709 

Genealogy. 64-1183, 65-339 

JACKSON Junior College, Jackson, Mich. 
65-1351 

JACKSON, Mich. 

Churches and religious affairs 

CongregatlonaL 64-1494 

. Description. 65-593 

Family and personal papers. 64-1489, 
64-1493, 65-223, 65-659 

, Resident of. 65-387 . 

State Prison of Southern Michigan 

Accounts and records. 64-1435, 65-1343 

Riot, 1912. 65-613 

Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 

JACKSON, Miss. 

Civil War. 63-403 

JACKSON, N. C. 

Lycaeum Society. 64-401 

JACKSON, Riddle & Company. 64-1033 

JACKSON, Tenn. 

Students. 65-1581 



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JACKSONIAN Democrats. 63-399 

see also Jackson, Andrew, Pres. , U. S. , 
1767^1845 

JACKSONVILLE, Ala. 

Personal papers. 64-1049 

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. 

Military posts. 64-1524 
JACKSONVILLE, I1L 

Illinois College. 64-248 

Letters received in. 65-158 

JACKSONVILLE, N. Y. 

Teachers and teaching. 64-820 
JACKSONVILLE, Or. 

Personal papers. 65-1137 
JACOB, Norton. 64-737 
JACOBITE Rebellion, 1745-1746. 64-810 
JACOBITES. 64-956 
JACOBS, Albert Poole, 1853-1909. 64-1500 

JACOBS, Samuel, Jr. 65-1727 

JACOBS, Samuel, d. 1786. 65-1727 

JACOBS, Victor, 1903- 63-257 

JACOBSTOWN, N. J. 

Chirches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 65-1617 
School District 4. 65-1617 

JACOCKS, Charles W. , of Bertie Co. , N. C. 
64-373 

JACOCKS, Charles W. , of Orange Co. , Fla. 
64-530 

JACOCKS, Jonathan, 1769-1810. 64-530 

JACOCKS, Jonathan T. , of Tennessee. 
64-530 

JACOCKS family. 64-373 

JAILS see Prisons; Reformatories 

JAKARTA, Indonesia. 65-330 

JAKOBSEN, Robert John, 1929- 64-1174 

JAMAICA, 63-221, 63-404 
Botany. 65-1937 
Letters from. 64-425, 65-748 
Merchants. 65-1526 
Observatories. 65-1265 
Public Gardens 

Administration. 65-1937 
JAMAICA Plain, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

JAMERSON, George Hairston, 1869-1960. 
64-1233 

As collector. 64-1232 



JAMERSON, Osmond Tower. 64-1233 
JAMERSON family 
Genealogy. 64-1233 

JAMES, Prince of Wales, the Old Pretender, 
1688-1766. 64-123 

JAMES, Charles, 1880-1928. 65-1311 

JAMES, Edmund Janes, 1855-1925. 65-587, 
65-1308, 65-1918, 65-1922 

JAMES, Edwin, 1797-1861. 65-1541, 65-1793 

JAMES, Henry, 1843-1916. 63-99, 63-320 

JAMES, Mrs. Jesse see James, Zee 

JAMES, John C. 64-531 

JAMES, Maria see Gisborne, Maria (James) 
1770-1836 

JAMES, Marquis, 1891-1955. 65-940 

JAMES, William, 1842-1910. 64-1290, 
65-1202 

JAMES, William P. 64-1429 

JAMES, William Stuart. 65-1347 

JAMES, Zee. 65-686 

JAMES B. McPherson Post, No. 2, Grand 
Army of the Republic, Bismarck, N. D. 
65-768 

JAMES City Co. , Va. 

Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery. 
64-1241 

JAMES family 

Genealogy. 65-876 

JAMES Island, S. C. 

Civil War. 63-282,64-598 

Planter's receipt book. 63-308 

JAMES Lockett Camp No. 3, United Spanish 
War Veterans, Carson City, Nev. 65-1787 

JAMES River 

Engineering improvements. 65-960 

JAMES River and Kanawha Company. 63-345 

JAMES River Squadron and Station, Confederate 
Navy. 65-984 

JAMES River Valley 
Plantations. 64-125 

JAMESBURG, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1710 

JAMESON, John. 64-873 

JAMESON, John Franklin, 1859-1937. 65-166, 
65-380, 65-1980 

JAMESON, Leander Starr. 64-1316 
JAMESON, Margaret F. 64-1566 

JAMESON'S raid, 1895-1896. 64-1300, 
64-1316 



JAMESTOWN Exposition, 1907 

Oregon. 64-703 
JAMESTOWN Island, Va. 

Preservation of antiquities. 65-956 
JAMESTOWN, N. D. 

FireDept. 65-775 

North Dakota State Dairymen's Association 
Convention, 1911. 65-782 

JAMESTOWN, Va. 

Preservation of antiquities. 65-956 

JANE A. Falkenberg (Bark) 64-1394 

JANESVILLE (Wis. ) Gazette. 64-1599 
JANEWAT, George, d. 1826 

Estate of. 65-1654 
JANEWAY, Jacob Jones, 1774-1858. 65-1654 

JANSEN, , Admiral. 63-378 

JAPAN. 64-1277, 64-1331 

see also_ United States Naval Expedition to 
Japan, 1852-1854 

Agricultural adviser (U. S. ) 65-892 

Allied occupation, 1945-1952. 64-165, 
64-1635 

Art. 64-879 

Colleges and universities. 65-1719 

Culture. 65-67 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 65-459 
Economic conditions. 65-67 
Farm machinery. 65-892 
Foreign relations. 64-1277 
see also Axis powers 

With China. 64-764 

With the United States. 63-372, 65-924 

Geography. 64-879, 65-67 

Imperial University, Tokyo. 65-1719 

Livestock. 65-892 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
65-67 

Missions. 63-118, 64-431 

Lutheran. 64-814 

Mormon. 65-67 
Photographs. 64-167 
Politics. 64-1277 
Religion. 64-879 
Social life and customs. 64-879 
Travel and description. 63-234 

1890*5. 65-546, 65-1515 

20th century. 64-327 
World War n. 64-1277 



Campaigns, battles, military actions 
(U.S.) 64-108, 65-919 

Prisoners (U.S.) 65-104 



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JAPAN American Committee on Intellectual 
Exchange. 65-1194 

JAPANESE-American Student Relocation 
Council. 65-152 

JAPANESE Americanization Society of Nebraska 
65-1420 

JAPANESE-Americans see Nisei 

JAPANESE 4n the U. S. 

Students. 65-152 

California. 65-2010 

Nebraska. 65-1420 

JARRATT, William Vincent, 1863-1943 
64-975 



JARRETT family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
JARVIS, Benjamin. 65-1562 
•JARVIS, Claries. 65-1562 
JARVIS, George. 65-1562 

JARVIS, Harva Matthews, 1868-1949. 64-969 
64-975 .. ' 

JARVIS, Mary see Bowden, Mary (Jarvis) 
JARVIS, Samuel Farmar, 1786-1851. 65-92 
JARVIS, Thomas J. 64-375 
JASPER, Gus. 65-1054 
JASPER Co. , Iowa 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-1633 
JAVA 

Letters from. 65-330 

JAVITS, Jacob. 65-48 

JAWLENSKY, Alexei von, 1864-1941. 65-2000 

collector. 



JAY, Frank Webster, 1868 
64-116 



JAY, John, 1745-1829. 63-293,65-1193 

Autographs. 64-47 
JAY, John, 1817-1894. 63-406 
JAY, John C. 64-1388 
JAY, William, 1789-1858. 63-400 
JAYNE, Gershom. 65-162 
JAYNE, Horace, 1859-1913. 65-831 
JAYNE, Julia see Trumbull, Julia (Jayne) 
JAYNE, William. 65-162 
JEAKINS, Dorothy. 64-1611 

JEANES (Isaac) & Company, Philadelphia. Pa 
64-1395 

JEFFERS, John Robinson see Jeffers 
Robinson, 1887- ' 



JEFFERS, Una (Call) 65-872 

JEFFERSON, Henry T., 1840-1928. 65-24 

JEFFERSON, JohnF., 1833-1910. 65-24 

JEFFERSON, Joseph, 1774-1832. 64-1227 

JEFFERSON, Martha see Carr, Martha 
(Jefferson) 1746-1811 

Administration of. 64-1563 

As correspondent. 63-367, 63-375 



JEFFERS, Robinson, 1887- 
65-872, 65-1209 



64-150, 64-491 



Autographs. 64-47, 65-59, 65-1193 
Letters to. 65-1591 
Relating to. 63-187, 64-81, 64-1555 
JEFFERSON Barracks, Mo. 

Civil War. 64-297 
JEFFERSON City, Mo. 
Letters from. 64-299 
Missouri State Capitol. 64-1526 
JEFFERSON Co. , Ky. 64-81 
JEFFERSON Co. , Neb. 

Plymouth Colony. 65-1985 
JEFFERSON Co. , N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Presbyterian. 64-923 
Land. 64-897 
Medical practice. 64-920 
JEFFERSON Co. , Tenn. 

Personal papers. 64-557 
JEFFERSON family. 64-1031 

Genealogy. 65-962 
JEFFERSON, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 
JEFFERSON, Tex. 

Personal papers. 64-740 
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist 65-190 

JEFFRESS Lena Walton see Finch, Lena 
Walton (Jeffress) 

JEFFRESS, Robert Miler, 1886- 65-967 

JEFFRESS, Thomas Daniel. 65-967 

JEFFRESS, Thomas Fox. 65-967 

JEFFRESS, Virginia (Jones) 65-967 

JEFFRESS family 
Genealogy. 65-967 

JEFFREY, William, d. 1867. 64-873 



JEFFREY Canyon Hydroelectric Plant 
65-1439 

JEFFREYS, E. C. 65-1169 

JEFFRIES, Edward J., 1900- 65-463 

JEFFRIES, William G. 64-571 

JENKINS, Charles T. 65-1525 

JENKINS, Guy Hugh, d. 1957. 65-340 

JENKINS, Minnie Kimball, 1883- 64-884 

JENKINS, Myron B. 65-1479 

JENKINS, Timothy. 64-1575 

JE 5 aNS ' E £-> W*rof see Anglo-Spanish 
War, 1739-1748 *-"»u 

JE m8-f894 Ua — Bl00n,er ' *"*»* < Jei *s) 
JENKS, Jeremiah Whipple, 1856-1929. 

JENKS, William Lee, 1856-1936. 65-341 
JENNER, Edward, 1749-1823. 65-1949 
JENNIE Cushman (Bark) 64-1400 
JENNINGS, Jonathan, 1784-1834. $4-84 
JENNINGS, Richard, 1856-1935. 65-7 
JENNINGS family. 64-84 

Genealogy. 65-967, 65-1412 
JEREMIAH Thompson (Ship) 64-1399 
"^ c?^' DaVid Howe ". "29-1896. 64-1500 
JEROME, Timothy. 64-1267 
JEROME, William Travers. 63-246 

JERROLD, Douglas William 1803-1857 
64-59 

JE M E I760 EdWard VUlierS ' earl oI > W56-1U1. 
JERSEY City, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1638 
JERSEY, East see East Jersey 

JERSEY genealogy (Column in the Newark 
evening news) 65-1625 

JERSEY, Ohio 

Presbyterian Church. 63-263 
JERUSALEM 

Language question. 65-1739 
JERVEY, Rene'Ravenel, 1849-1897. 63-310 
JERVEY, Mrs. Theodore Dehon. 63-313 
JESSE, Richard. 65-1918 
JESSEE, George M. 65-1857 

JESSUP, Clara Sophia see Bloomfield-Moore 
Clara Sophia (Jessup) 1824-1899 ' 

JESSUP, Philip Caryl, 1897- 64-1577 



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JESSXJP, Richard, 1925- 65-1101 
JESSUP William, 1797-1868. 65-827 
JESSUP, William Huntting, b. 1838. 65-827 
JESSUP-Purchase Association. 65-1009 
JESUITS 

Martyrs. 65-1144 

Missions 

Canada. 65-1144 

JESUP, Thomas Sidney, 1788-1860. 65-950 

JESUS Christ. 64-807 
see also Christianity 

JESUS, Society of see Jesuits 
JETTON, James R. 64-1185 
JEWELL, David A., b. 1828. 65-552 
JEWELL (H. A. ) Company. 65-657 
JEWELL, Harry D. 64-1500, 65-620 
JEWELL, William. 65-1620 
JEWELL, William Dey. 65-1620 
JEWELL, William Dey, Jr. 65-1620 
JEWELL family. 65-1620 
JEWELRY industry and trade 

Illinois. 64-111 

Ohio. 63-259 

Pennsylvania. 64-163 

JEWETT, Charles C. , 1816-1868. 64-792 

JEWETT, Joseph. 65-1401 

JEWETT, Sarah Orne, 1849-1909. 64-714, 
65-1874 

JEWETT, Simon B. 64-1575 

JEWETT family 

Genealogy. 64-1528 

JEWISH Charities of Chicago. 64-156 

JEWISH Institute of Technology, Haifa,Israel. 
65-1739 

JEWISH literature see Hebrew language and 
literature; Talmud 

JEWISH periodicals. 65-891 

JEWISH Publication Society. 65-1734 

JEWISH theological seminaries see Rabbini- 
cal seminaries 

JEWISH Women, National Council of see 
National Council of Jewish Women 

JEWS. 65-1733 

see also Marranos; Rabbis 

Agriculture. 65-1739 

Charitable work. 64-1318, 65-1721, 
65-1737, 65-1739 

Colonial period. 65-1730 
Culture. 65-1726, 65-1733 



Genealogy. 65-1730 

Heraldry. 65-1730 

History. 65-1734 

Hymns. 65-1745 

Immigration and emigration. 65-1730 

Industrial problems. 65-1739 

Missions 

Lutheran. 64-187 

Newspaper clippings. 65-1726 

Periodicals. 65-1726 

Rabbinical seminaries see Rabbinical 
seminaries 

Refugees. 63-232, 64-1318, 65-1737 

Relations with Christians. 63-232, 65-1734 

Catholics. 65-1737 

Religion see Judaism 

Religious education. 65-1734 

Societies. 63-232, 65-1726, 65-1734, 
65-1735, 65-1737, 65-1743, 65-1744, 
65-1745 

Michigan. 65-1400 
Pennsylvania. 65-1752 
Synagogue music. 65-1745 

Vital records. 65-1730 
World War H 

Refugees. 64-1318 
By place 
Belgium. 65-1739 
Canada. 65-1725 
England. 64-1318 
France. 64-1318 
Italy. 64-1318 
Latin America. 64-1318 
Maryland. 65-1737 
Minnesota. 63-232 
New York City. 65-1732, 65-1743 
Ohio. 65-1724 
Pennsylvania. 65-1723 
Poland. 64-1318, 65-1721, 65-1739 
Portugal. 65-1731 
Russia, 65-1721 
Southern States. 64-466 
United States. 65-1730 
JEX-BLAKE, Sophia, 1840-1912. 65-836 
JICARILLA Apache Indians 
Colorado. 65-1783 

JIRONZA Petriz de Cruzate, Domingo. 
65-1165 

JO DAVIESS Co. , EL 64-1329 

JOACHIM Marat, King of Naples, 1767-1815. 
65-863 

JOAN of Arc (Theatrical production) 64-1611 



JOB discrimination see Employment- 
Discrimination in 

JOBBERS see Wholesale trade 
JOBE, Abraham. 65-887 
JOCKEY clubs 

South Carolina. 63-311 
JOHANN Georg (Ship) 63-30 

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa 

Reform Committee. 64-1316 
JOHANSEN, August Edgar, 1905- 64-1448 
JOHN, Augustus E. 64-955 
•JOHN, Eliza. 65-23 

JOHN, Otto. 64-1615 

JOHN Dewey Practice School, University of 
Chicago. 64-77 

JOHN H. Dunning Prize Committee (American 
Historical Association) 65-166 

JOHN Louis Camp No. 13, United Spanish War 
Veterans, Port Townsend, Wash. 63-213 

JOHN P. West (Bark) 64-1394 

JOHN Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. 
65-1980 

JOHN Street Methodist Church, New York City. 
64-973 

JOHN Welsh (Bark) 64-1395 
JOHNS, George S. 64-306 
JOHNS, James, 1797-1874. 64-1588 
JOHIB, Orrick. 64-306 

JOHNS family 

Genealogy. 65-976 

JOHNS Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. 
63-217 

Faculty members' papers. 64-1381, 
64-1382, 65-1672 

School of Art as Applied to Medicine. 
65-2022 

School of Hygiene and Public Health 

Faculty. 65-1955 
School of Medicine 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1945, 
65-1946, 65-1947, 65-1950, 65-1952, 
65-1954 

Students 

Notebooks. 65-567, 65-1928 

JOHieON, Adelaide, 1859-1955. 63-361 

JOHNSON, Agnes McMahon see Holden, Agnes 
McMahon (Johnson) 

JOHNSON, Albert Litle, b. 1864. 65-1480 
JOHNSON, Alexander, 1812-1896. 64-212 
JOHNSON, Alexander B. 64-873 



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JOHNSON Alexander Smith, 1817-1878 
oS-1155 

J °^? 9 T' Aadrew * Pres - u - *■> 180 «-"«. 

Administration of. 65-905, 65-1155 

As correspondent. 64-734, 65-468 
65-931 ' 

Biographical material. 64-1205 

Fight with Congress. 63-397 

Impeachment. 63-346, 63-371, 65-878 

Relating to. 65-884 
JOHNSON, Ann Eliza (Wight) b. 1832. 64-1329 
JOHNSON, Axel Petrus, 1878-1952. 65-342 
JOHNSON, Bushrod Rust, 1817-1880. 63-283 
JOHNSON, Caleb. 65-1655 
JOHNSON, Charles G., b. 1800. 65-2011 
JOHNSON, Christopher. 64-768 
JO 64?1M5 EUzabeth ' * N °«° Carolina. 
JOHNSON, Emily C. C. 64-1035 
JOHNSON, Ethel McLean. 64-715 

JOHNSON, Frances see Perkins, Frances 
(Johnson) Beecher, b. 1832 

JOHNSON, Francis Marion. 65-1360 
JOHNSON, Frank Henton, 1871-1960. 65-1481 
JOHNSON, Frederic Tremaa. 64-882 
To* £35*- ««*— "*«. 

JOHNSON, Gerald White, 1890- 64-1558 

JOHNSON, Henry A. , 1896- 63-242 

JOHNSON, Henry D. 65-1655 

JOHNSON, HerschelV., 1894- 65-81, 65-115 

JOHNSON, Hiram Andre. 65-1156 



3 °^^ H « a f„ Warren > "66-1945. 

64-1271, 65-29, 65-860, 65-1304, 65-2010 

JOHNSON, Horace. 65-1355 

JOHNSON, Hugh Samuel, 1882-1942. 65-29 

JOHNSON, J. w. 65-1481 

JOHNSON, James, d. 1828. 64-212 

JOHNSON, James Hamilton. 64-1329 

JOHNSON, Jessie. 63-402 

•JOHNSON, John. 64-523, 65-1802 

JO 65^1655 JOlm ' ° f NeW JerS6y ' ^ 1744 - 
JOHNSON, John, 1829-1907. *63-284, 63-292 
JOHNSON, John Albert, 1861-1909. 63-233 
JOHNSON, Joseph, 17517-1777. 64-199 
JOHNSON, Joseph, 1776-1862. 63-292 



JOHNSON, Joseph, d. ca. 1847. 64-1329 

JOHNSON, Joseph Travis, 1858-1919. 63-96 

JOHNSON, Katharine (McMahon) 64-1364 

JOHNSON, Lewis. 65-1655 

JOHNSON, Lyndon Baines, Pres U S 
1908- 65-27, 65-30, 65-62 65-173 
65-940, 65-1103 ' " 3 ' 

JOHNSON, Madison Leslie. 64-1329 

J0 ^ 5 329 MadiS ° n Y0UD «- 1817 -»90- 

JOHNSON, Magnus, 1871-1936. 65-674 

JOHNSON, Oliver, 1809-1889. 64-1562 

JOHNSON, Osa. 65-1664 

JOHNSON, Otto H., collector. 65-953 

JOHNSON, Pyke. 64-1474 

JOHNSON, Ralph. 65-1655 

JOHNSON, Rebecca P., b. 1838. 64-1035 

JO S^ dMentOT ' 1781 - 1850 - 

JO T?£; «^™rwood, 1853-1937. 

JOHNSON, Sally Adams. 64-1035 
JOHNSON, Thor, 1913- 64-1481 
JOHNSON, Tom Loom, 1854-1911. 64-159 
JOHN^wuUam,ofI^uisburg,N.C. 

JOHNSON, Sir William, bart., 1715-1774 
Autographs. 64-47 



JOHNSON'S Island, Ohio 



JO Det° N 64^ 1 2 iam ' d - 1863 ' 0fKeOtC0 - 

JO '^ S ?^ WUUa °»BuUein, 1782-1862 
Q5-1884 

^5^2?' WiUtani Samuel . "27-1819 
05-364 

JOHNSON and Thompson Hardware Store 
Ionia, Mich. 65-404 

JOHNSON Co. , Neb. 
Records. 65-1482 

JOHNSON Co., Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

JOHNSON family. 64-212, 64-1035, 64-1329 
65-1655 — — — ' 

JOHNSON, Vt. 

Personal papers. 64-1586 



JOHNSTON, Albert Sidney, 1803-1862. 64-777 
JOHNSTON, Alva. 65-1664 
JOHNSTON, Ann (Robertson) 65-990 
JOHNSTON, B. R. 64-405 
JOHNSTON, Fanny R. 65-995 
JOHNSTON, Gabriel Jones, d, 1815. 65-25 
JOHNSTON, Heathcote. 65-1656 
•JOHNSTON, John. 65-1656 

J °2^2?' JohnW a'fleW, 1818-1889. 
64-1189, 65-991 

JOHNSTON, Joseph Eggleston, 1807-1891 

OJ-Ol 

^M-7 r 7 e 7 SPOndent M - 545 ' M - 765 . M-™, 



Military service under. 64-596 
Relating to. 65-878 
JOmBTON, Josiah Stoddard, 1784-1833. 

JOHNSTON, Lewis, 1704-1773. 65-1656 
JOHNSTON, Rufus Zenas, 1874-1959. 64-532 
JOHNSTON, Thomas, of Virginia. 63-102 
JOHNSTON, Thomas M. 64-533 
JOHNSTON, William, 1808-1892. 63-202 

TE& ST 1 *' "• 1740 - ca - lm - 

JOHNSTON Ca, N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-378, 64-1544 
JOHNSTON family. 66-990, 65-991 
JOHNSTON Printing Company, Pittsburgh Pa. 

JOHNSTONE, Beatrice. 65-797 

JOHNSTONE, Sir John 
Estate of. 64-873 
JOINER, James Harvey, 1819-1881. 64-534 
JOINERS see Carpenters and carpentry 

JOINT Commission for the Final Settlement of 
the Claims of the Hudson's Bay Company 
65^115^ * S0UDd A ^ ricultural Company? 

JOINT Committee on Atomic Energy (U S 
Congress) 64-29, 64-44 * " 



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JOINT Distribution Committee see American 
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee 

JOINT Labor Legislative Board of Texas. 
64-753 

JOKES. 64-60 

see also Humor 
JONES, Alfred M. , b. 1837. 65-157 
JONES, Anne Lucinda (Lee) 64-1241 
JONES, Arthur. 65-1310 
JONES, Arthur, of Edenton, N. C. 64-374 
JONES, Arthur Gray, 1868-1929. 65-2 
JONES, C. H. 64-306 
JONES, Cadwallader, b. 1843. 65-725 
JONES, Charles Nelson, 1848-1913. 64-1500 
JONES, Chester Joshua Ketcham. 65-1657 
JONES, Edith Lackersteen Lloyd. 64-1326 

JONES, Edith Newbold see Wharton, Edith 
Newbold (Jones) 1862-1937 

JONES, Edmund, 1771-1844. 64-535 , 64-1089 

JONES, Elisha, 1832-1888 

Notes on lectures of. 65-278 

JONES, Eliza (Prescott) 65-1818 

JONES, Eliza Theresa see Sims, Eliza Theresa 
(Jones) 1816-1890 

JONES, Eugene. 64-1187 

JONES, Frances T. (Custis) 64-536 

JONES, Frank Johnston, 1838-1927. 63-177 

JONES, George Washington, 1806-1884. 
65-726 

JONES, Grinnell, 1884-1947. 65-1911 

JONES, Henry Arthur, 1851-1929. 64-117 , 
65-1649 

JONES, Herbert Coffin, 1881?- 65-2010 

JONES, Howard Mumford, 1892- 65-1372 

JONES, James Kimbrough, 1839-1908. 
64-1036 

JONES, James Kimbrough, b. 1867. 64-1036 

JONES, James Weldon, 1896- 65-116, 
65-311, 65-349 

JONES, Jenkin Lloyd, 1843-1918. 64-1326 

JONES, Jesse Holman, 1874-1956. 64-253, 
64-1491, 64-1570 , 65-54, 65-78, 65-940 



JONES, John, of Falmouth, Me. 64-56 

JONES, John, 1818-1887. 65-659 

JONES, John Beauchamp, 1810-1866. 64-536 

JONES, John Coffin, U. S. Consul to the 
Sandwich Islands. 65-1784 



JONES, John Davis, 1797-1878. 63-177, 
63-178 

JONES, John Paul, 1747-1792. 65-1193 

Remains of. 65-862 

Search for the body of. 63-388 

JONES, Joseph Marion, 1908- 65-117 

JONES, L. H. 65-887 

JONES, Larkin. 64-535 

JONES, Louisa Mary see Rencher, Louisa 
Mary (Jones) 

JONES, Martha Buford. 65-23 

JONES, MaryS. 64-892 

JONES, Nannette Lee see Peyton, Nannette 
Lee (Jones) 

JONES, Peter S., 1835-1866. 65-1818 

JONES, Robert A. 64-1035 

JONES, Roger, 1789-1852. 65-950 

JONES, Rufus Matthew, 1863-1948. 65-152 

JONES, Samuel B. 65-1355 

JONES, Thomas ap Catesby, 1789-1858. 
64-1388 

JONES, Virginia see Jeffress, Virginia 
(Jones) 

JONES, Wesley Livsey, 1863-1932. 64-1262, 
64-1269, 64-1271, 65-1034, 65-1047, 
65-1052 

JONES, William Edmondson, 1824-1864. 
65-992 

JONES, William R. 64-535 

JONES, Willie. 65-725 

JONES Co. , Iowa 
Cattle 

Lawsuits. 65-170 

JONES family. 64-1031, 65-725 
Genealogy. 64-1184, 64-1241 

JONESBORO, Mo. 

Merchants. 64-279 

JONESVILLE, Mich. 

Business papers. 65-272 

Family papers. 65-604 
JONESVILLE, Va. 

Business and personal papers. 64-1189 

JONKMAN, BartelJ., 1884- 65-584 



JORDAN, Abby (Pusey) see Maigne, Abby 
(Pusey) Jordan 

JORDAN, Augustus. 64-1234 

JORDAN, David Starr, 1851-1931. 63-320, 
63-365, 64-1624, 65-335, 65-510, 65-855 



JORDAN, Dorothy (Bland) 1761-1816. 64-1526 
JORDAN, Eliza see Brooke, Eliza (Jordan) 
JORDAN, Elizabeth (Pleasants) 64-1234 
JORDAN, Frank C., b. 1860. 65-2011 
JORDAN, Leonard Beck, 1899- 65-1040 
JORDAN, Marcus Tellius Cicero. 64-1234 
JORDAN, Sally (Stabler) 64-1234 
JORDAN, Thomas, 1819-1895. 64-765 
JORDAN family. 64-1234 
JOSEPH, Henry, collector. 65-1723 

JOSEPH, Nez Perce chief, 1840-1904. 
64-1251 

JOURNAL of neurology. 65-221 
JOURNAL of parasitology. 65-1938 
The JOURNAL of philosophy. 65-1202 

JOURNALISM 

Here is entered general material on the 
publishing, managing, editing, or writing 
for newspapers or periodicals. For mate- 
rial on specific newspapers see the heading 
Newspapers or the name of the newspaper, 
see also Editors and editing; Foreign corre- 
spondents; Freedom of the press; News 
reporting-, Newspapers; Periodicals— Pub- 
lishing of; Press; Religious newspapers 
and periodicals 
63-323, 63-383, 64-296, 64-306, 65-433, 
65-468, 65-704, 65-843, 65-911, 65-1185, 
65-1733, 65-1838 

Agriculture. 64-1305, 65-584, 65-1424 
Biographies of Journalists. 65-1926 
Colleges and universities. 65-1926 
Columnists. 65-340 
Societies. 64-1615, 65-1497, 65-1926 
Teachers and teaching. 65-1926 

War correspondents see subdivision News 
reporting under names of wars, e. g. 
World War n — News reporting 

By place 

Alaska. 65-1821 

Colorado. 65-1470 

Illinois. 65-705 

India. 63-105 

Kansas Territory. 64-175 

Massachusetts. 64-721 

Missouri. 64-306 

Nebraska. 65-1470, 65-1738 

New York City. 65-907, 65-1838 

South Dakota. 65-1470 
Southern States. 63-68 
Texas. 65-805, 65-813 
Washington. 63-216, 64-1270 
Washington, D. C. 63-323 



411 



J °^I d ° Wn a bUnd " U ^- "» M»Y Borden. 

The JOURNEY of Simon McKeever, by Albert 
Maltz. 65-1204 

JOVER ALCAZAR, Bias. 64-148 

JOWETT, Benjamin, 1817-1893. 63-207 

JOT, Henry Bourne, 1864-1936. 64-1474 
65-224, 65-343 

JOT, James Frederick, 1810-1896. 64-1511 

65-344 ' 

JOY, James Richard, 1863-1957. 64-966 
64-967, 64-970 ' 

JOY, Sallie Elizabeth see White, Sallie 
Elizabeth (Joy) 18527^1909 

JOYCE, James, 1882-1941. 64-150 

JOYES, Patrick, 1750-1806. 65-26 

JOYES, Patrick, b. 1826. 65-26 

JOYES, Thomas, 1789-1866. 65-26 

JOYES family. 65-26 

JOYNER, James Yadkin, 1862-1954. 64-375 
64-993 -' 

JUAB Co., Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 

Pioneer life. 65-1791 
JUAN de Fuca, Straits of. 64-1268 

JU ^ Z ' Benit0 Pabl °- Pres - Mexico, 1806- 
1872. 64-345, 64-1213, 65-1080, 65-2013 

JUDAH, Samuel. 65-1727 
JUDAH L. Magnes Foundation. 65-891 < 

JUDAISM. 65-1724, 65-1744 
see also Jews; Talmud 

Confirmations. 65-1737 
Orthodoxy. 65-1734 
Reconstructionism. 65-1724 
Reform movement ^ee Reform Judaism 
Sermons. 65-1724, 65-1734, 65-1737 



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Theological seminaries see Rabbinical 
seminaries 

JUDD, Charles Hubbard, 1873-1946 64-1271 
64-1327 . 65-66 ' 

JUDD, Norman Buel, 1815-1878. 65-162 
JUDGE, James, 1866-1910. 64-705 
JUDGE, Mrs. James. 64-705 
JUDGE, John, 1830-1885. 64-1037 

JUDGES 

see also Courts; Justices of the peace; U S 
Supreme Court— Justices 

Biography. 64-469 

Alabama (Military government) 65-884 
California. 65-2010 



JUNEAU, Joseph. 65-1711 
JUNEAU, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 
Customs service. 65-1715 
JUNEAU "Daily Alaskan 65-1821 

JUNG, Harry A. 65-343 
JUNGERS, John Peter, 1870-1954. 65-776 
JUNIATA Consolidated Mining Company. 

JUNIOR high schools. 65-214 
JUNIOR League of St Louis. 64-320 
JUNIOR republics 

New York. 64-893 
JUNIUS, N. Y. 

Methodist Church. 64-1591 



Illinois. 64-184 

Indiana. 63-350, 65-858 

Iowa. 65-168, 65-170 

Louisiana. 65-694 

Michigan. 65-370, 65-439, 65-606, 65-620 
65-647, 65-656, 65-1338, 65-1360 

Missouri. 64-301, 65-694 

Nebraska. 65-1428 

New Jersey. 65-1673 

New York. 64-1009 

New York dry. 65-1722 

North Carolina. 64-438, 64-558 64-570 
64-605, 64-1030, 64-io70, ^1085 ' 
North Dakota. 65-758 
Ohio. 64-119 

South Carolina. 63-151, 64-457 
Tennessee. 63-382, 64-567, 64-1204 
Utah. 65-1795 
Vermont 65-954 

Washington, D. C. 63-342, 65-1722 
Washington Territory. 65-858 

J T^ R i5-io m 7r eeoftheu - &senate - 

JUDICIARY reform. 64-1502, 65-1071 
see also_ Courts 

JUDITH Basin, Mont. 

Land companies. 65-753 
JUDHN, W. O. 64-1179 
JUDSON, Charles Hallette, 1820-1907. 65-88 
JUDSON, Edward, 1844-1914. 64-1160 
JUHEL y hn) & Company, New York. 64-824, 

JULESBURG, Colo. 
Journalism. 65-1470 



Personal papers. 64-1591 

■TONKIN, George. 64-618 

•TONKIN, Margaret see Preston, Margaret 
(Junkfn) 1820-1897" 
\ 
JUPITER Mining Company. 65-1187 

JUPITER project 64-1583 

JDRBPRUBeW, Medical see Medical 
jurisprudence 

JUSSEATJME, Bene' 64-314 

•TOSSERAND, Jean Adrlen Antoine Jules 1855 

85 M 1078 63 - 349 ' W "V^" 
JUSTICE and law. 65-1722 

JUSTICTDept, U. S. see V. S.-Dept. of 
Justice — »i»- «" 

JUSTICE, National Union for Social see 
| National Union for Social Justice 

JUSTICES of the peace 

Great Britain. 65-1872 

Waho. 65-1812 

Michigan. 64-1449, 65-591, 65-631, 
65-1341 

Missouri. 64-299, 64-324, 64-337 

Nebraska. 65-1469, 65-1502 

New Hampshire. 65-698 

New Jersey. 65-1600, 65-1652, 65-1673 

New York. 64-1592, 65-1585 

North Carolina. 64-566, 64-1038, 65-747 

JUSTICES of the Supreme Court see U S- 
Supreme Court-Justices 

JUVENALB, Decimus Junius. 64-1361 
JUVENILE delinquency. 65-1196 
JUVENILE Grange, Illinois. 64-250 
JUVENILE literature see Children's literature 

J TcTmbTr c r 93 A r— ot - »-« 



K 



KFUO (Radio station) St. Louis, Mo. 63-23 

"^sr company ** *»" **»•'> 

KAEMPFFERT, Waldemar Bernard, 1877- 
63.-354 

KAERCHER, George. 64-952 

KAERCHER family. 64-952 

KAHN, Albert, 1869-1942. , 65-215,, 65-532 

KAHN, Julius, 1861-1924. 65-565, 65-2011 

KAHN, Stephen B. 164-1269 

KAHYYAM, Omar see Omar Khayyam, n. 11th 
century 

KAISER, Edgar E. 64-1573 



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KAISER, Philip M, 1913- 65-118 

1ALAMAZOO College, Kalamazoo, Mich. 
64-1425, 64-1437, 65-1351 

Presidents. 65-164 

KALAMAZOO Co. , Mich. 65-611 

Agricultural Society. 65-1346 

Real estate business. 65-225 

KALAMAZOO Literary Institute see Kalama- 
zoo College, Kalamazoo, Mich. 

KALAMAZOO, Mich. 

Business and family papers. 65-225, 

65-631 
Churches and religious affairs 

Presbyterian. 65-498 
Description* 65-593 
Drug trade. 65-407 
General stores. 65-589 
Michigan Female Seminary. 65-1351 
Railroads. 65-249 
Societies. 65-1367 
Speech by Abraham Lincoln. 65-557 
Western Michigan University. 65-384 
Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 



KANE and Elk Railroad. 64-815 
KANGAROO, Society of the. 65-1827 
KANIN, Garson. 64-1632 
KANOUSE, John G. 65-1350 

KANSAS 

Anthropology. 64-167 

Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 

Churches and religious affairs 
Catholic. 65-2003 

Civil War. 65-905 

Military papers. 65-172, 65-897 
Military service in. 64-303 
Recruiting, enlistment, etc 65-172 

Cold storage. 65-171 

Colleges and universtties see Kansas- 
University (Lawrence) 

Cooperative communities. 64-97 

Family papers. 64-1540 

Farms and farming. 64-248 

Gold rushes in the West see Kansas- 
Travel and description 

Ice industry and trade. 65-171 



KALAMAZOO National Bank, Kalamazoo, Mich. 
65-225 

KALESNOO, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 
KALf-Inla Coal Company. 63-267 
KALLEN, Horace Meyer, 1882- 65-1728 
KALTAG, Alaska 

Telegraph. 65-1711 

KALTENBORN, Hans von, 1878-1965. 
64-1615, 65-944, 65-1062 

KALTENBORN Foundation, New York City. 
65-1062 

KAMCHATKA, Russia 

Language and languages. 65-1813 
KAMIAKIN, Yakima chief, ca. 1800-ca. 1B80. 

64-1258 
KAMLOOPS, B. C. 65-1158 

KAMPUS Kibitzers Klub, University of Illinois. 

65-1935 
KANAWHA Improvement Company (W. Va. ) 

65-1032 
KANDINSKY, Wassily, 1866-1944. 65-2000 

KANE, Elias Kent, 1794-1835. 64-186 

KANE, Elisha Kent, 1830-1857. *64-873 

KANE, John Kintzing, 1795-1858. *64-873 

KANE, Thomas Leiper, 1822-1883. 64-732 



Immigration see Kansas Territory— Free 
State movement 

Indian affairs. 64-1540, 65-1177 

Indian raids and massacres. 65-1501 

Journalism. 64-175 

Land. 65-846 

Companies. 65-2009 

Legal documents. 65-26 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc.) 
65-874 

Politics 

Election campaigns. 65-171 
Papers of persons active in. 65-1957 
Military service in. 63-264, 64-4 
Religious orders. 65-2003 
Roads. 65-1470 
Settlement of. 64-904 
Steel industry and trade. 65-2009 
Sugar industry and trade. 65-2009 

Travel and description. 64-1503, 65-589, 
65-874 

University (Lawrence) 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1958 
Students 

Class of 1890. 65-873 



KANSAS City Convocation, November 12-16, 
1961. 64-2 

KANSAS City, Kan. 

Steel industry and trade. 65-2009 

KANSAS City, Mo. 

Board of Education. 65-139 

Chamber of Commerce. 65-113 

Letters from. 64-276 

Mayor. 65-139 

Mayor's Aviation Advisory Board. 65-113 

Railroads. 64-283 

KANSAS City Structural Steel (Kansas) 
65-2009 

KANSAS Cooperative Farm see Silkville, Kan. 

KANSAS-Nebraska act, 1854. 63-405, 64-275 

KANSAS-Nebraska-Dakota Highway Association. 
65-1470 

KANSAS Territory. 65-930 

Free State movement. 65-905 

Ranches. 65-1756 

Travel and description. 65-480 
KANTOR, MacKinlay, 1904- 65-911 , 65-1664 
KANTROWITZ, Hugo. 65-1983 
KAPP, Friedrich, 1824-1884. 64-808 
KARAPETOFF, Vladimir, 1876-1948. 64-885 
KARCHER, Joseph T. , 1903- 65-1658 

KARL V, Emperor of Germany, 1500-1558. 
64-63 

KARMAN, Theodore see Von Karman, 
Theodore, 1881-1963 

KARPINSKL Louis Charles, 1878-1956. 
65-345 , 65-566, 65-1397 

KARR, Ruth see McKee, Ruth (Karr) 1874- 
1951 

KASKA Indians '~ 

History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1819 _ 

KASKASKIA, HL 64-1526 

Accounts. 65-689 
KATAHDIN Iron Works Company, Bangor, Me. 
65-1974 — «-• 

KATAHDIN Iron Works, Piscataquis Co. , Me. 

65-1974 
KATE Baldwin Free Kindergarten Association, 

Savannah, Ga. 64-537 

KATHERINE Golden Bitting Gastronomic 
Library. 65-2018 



KATZ, Archie S. 65-1033 
KATZ family. 63-214 
KAVANAGH, Edward. 64-1585 
KAVANAUGH family 

Genealogy. 65-882 
KAY, Percy. 65-1934 



413 



KAYE-SMTTH, Sheila. 65-854 
KAYSER, Oscar. 65-1989 
KAZAN, Elia, 65-1064 
KEARNEY, A. T. 65-942 

KEARNEY, Denis, 1847-1907. 64-1218 
KEARNEY, Neb. 

Military Academy. 65-1420 

Personal papers. 65-1454 

Proposed moving of State capital to 
65-1418 

KEARNY, Stephen Watts, 1794-1848. 64-314, 
KEARSLEY, Jonathan, 1786-1859. 65-237 

KEATING, Geoffrey, 1570-1644? 64-807 

KEAYS, Hiram D. 64-245 

KEBLE, jDhn, 1792-1866. 63-207 

KEEFER, KarlH. 65-1350 

KEELER Alonzo Merrill, b. 1826. 65-346 

KEELER, Ezra. 65-346 
KEELER, Calif. 

Railroads. 65-1125 

^97^' DoroUly l e l Alc ^. Dorothy (Keeley) 
KEELEY, James, 1867-1934. 65-532 
^^-lisT 011 " E^neS, WorreU - 1827-1898. 
KEELY motor. 64-1137 
KEEN, Mrs. E. B. 65-874 
KEENAN, James. 65-685 
KEENE, Sir Benjamin, 1697-1757. 63-100 
KEENE, Laura, 1826-1873. 64-1571 
KEENE, N. Y. 

SUI 6T-i r 29 S ChO01 f ° r *** cultliral scl ences. 

KEESLING, Francis Valentine, 1877-1963. 
65-2011 

KEFAUVER, Estes, 1903-1963. 64-253 

ti'lll' 64 " 162 2' «-65, 65-173, 65-433 
bo-463 ' 

KEFFER, Charles. 64-867 

KEISER, Charles O. 65-807 



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KE 6*on4 AIbert GaU0Way ' «M-"56. 

KE M^M2 BenJamiD FrankUn ' * 1M1 - 

KELLEY, Patrick Henry, 1867-1925. 64-1469 

KELLEY, R. M. 63-350 

KELLEY, Truman Lee, 1884-1961. 65-1912 

KELUE, James Thompson. 65-1495 

KELLIE, Luna E. 65-1495 

KELLOGG, Anaasa. 64-923 

KELLOGG, Frances Louisa see Campbell 
Frances Louisa (Kellogg) »™P»ji, 

64-124, 64-778, 64-1291, 64-1348, 65-862 
KELLOGG, John, 1786-1852. 64-1589 

^i^ , 00 ' John Harvey, 1852-1943 64-1487 
65-347, 65-510, 65-532 <*-l«7, 

KELLOGG, John R. , 1793-1868. 64-1511 
KELLOGG, Loyal Case, 1816-1872. 64-1589 
KEL 5 L ^ GG > M 11 "* KUbourne, 1814-1889. 



64-182 



KE1THSBURG, HI. 
Civil War. 64-246 

KEITT, Lawrence Massillon, 1824-1864 
63-352 

KELL, John Mcintosh, 1823-1900. 63-103 

^t^^' Clare nce Budington, 1881- 
65-532, 65-1664 



KELLOGG, Paul Underwood, 1879- 
KELLOGG, Roy s. 64-908 

^h 1 ^? ' wlUiam Keith, 1860-1951 
64-1448, 65-503, 65-532 

KELLOGSVILLE, N. Y. 
Personal papers. 64-940 

KELLY, Charles, 1889- 65-1793 

KELLY, Crosby. 64-886 
KELLY, Edward Austin, 1892- 64-165 
KELLY, Eleanor see Lockhart, Eleanor (Kelly) 
KELLY, Evander F. 65-1983 

KELLY, Harry Francis, 1895- 64-1448 
65-259, 65-463, 65-584 ' 

KELLY, Howard Atwood, 1858-1943. 65-1950 

KELLY, J. E. 63-393 

KELLY, John, 1744-1826. 64-538 

KELLY, John A. 64-1189 



KELLY, Keziah see Bain, Keziah (Kelly) 

KELLY, Mary(Holden) 64-538 

KELLY family. 64-538 

KELLY'S Ford, Va. , Battle of, 1863. 63-408 

KELSEY, Charles. 65-1401 



KELSEY, Francis Willey, 1858-1927 

•mSNES? 64 - 1S1S ' *«* <«* 
KEM, James Preston, 1890- 64-328 
KEMBLE, Gouverneur, 1786-1875. 64-452 
KEMMERER, Edwin W. 64-1295 
KEMP, Edward Gearing, 1887-1962. 65-349 
KEMPER, Elnattan. 63-179 
KEMPER, Frederick Augustus. 63-179 
KEMPER, Hugh Fulton. 63-179 
KEMPER, James, 1753-1834. 83-179, 63-181 
KEMPER, James Lawson, 1823-1895. 65-992 
KEMPER, Peter Hathaway. 63-179 
KEMPER Co., Miss. 

Business papers. 64-533 

KEMPER family. 63-179, 63-181, 65-992 

Genealogy. 63-179 
KENA1, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 
KENAI Peninsula 

Animals. 65-1819 
KENDALL, A. L 65-1540 

KE 2??^* Am ° S ' 178 9-1869. 63-363 
64-1585, 65-935 ' 

^65^038 BenJ ' ainin Freem ". «L 1863. 

KENDALL, George W. 64-914 
KENDALL Mills, inc. 64-240 
KENETON, Hayward, 1883- 65-1397 
KENLY, John Reese, 1822-1891. 63-348 
KENNAN, George, 1845-1924. 64-613 
KENNAN, George Frost, 1904- 64-1615 
KENNECOTT Copper Corporation. 65-2009 
KENNEDY, Anna see Davis, Anna (Kennedy) 

KENNEDY, Charles S. , 1887- 65-350 

KENNEDY, D. S. 64-873 

KENNEDY, Jacqueline (Bouvier) 1929- 
65-940, 65-1103 

KENNEDY, Jane M. 65-160 

KE ^ Y ' John ' Physician, a. 1822-1825. 

KENNEDY, John Fitzgerald, Pres. US 
1917-1963. 64-253, 64-1627, 65-94o" 
65-1094, 65-1103 ' 



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KENNEDY, John Pendleton, 1795-1870. 63-48 
64-803, 65-1029 



64-1573, 
64-253 

65-160 



KENNEDY, Joseph Patrick, 1888- 
65-487 

KENNEDY, Robert Francis, 1925- 
KENNEDY, William. 65-25 
KENNEDY, William J. , d. 1863. 
KENNEDY family. 64-995 
KENNELLY, Arthur E. 65-567 
KENNESAW Mountain, Ga. 
Civil War 

Battle of, 1864. 63-143, 64-243, 
65-1073 

Military service near. 63-350 
KENNEY, Eudorus Catlin, 1857-1918. 64-887 
KENNEY, W. John, 1904- 65-119 

KENNY, Robert Walker, 1901- 65-1063, 

65-2011 
KENSINGTON rone stone. 64-739 
KENSINGTON section, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Buildings. 65-825 
KENT, Charles Artemas, 1835-1917. 64-1500 

KENT, Charles Foster, 1867-1925. 65-648, 
65-900 

KENT, Edward Augustus, duke of see Edward 
Augustus, duke of Kent, 1767-1820 

KENT, Elizabeth (Thacher) 65-1160 

KENT, Moody, 1779-1865. 64-355 

KENT, Paul, 1772-1851. 64-355 

KENT, Rockwell, 1882- 64-491 

KENT, William, 1864-1928. 65-860, 65-1160 

KENT Co. , DeL 

Legal and personal papers. 64-207, 64-212 
64-213, 64-958 

KENT Co., Eng. 

Legal documents. 64-62 

KENT Co. , Mich. 

Agricultural societies. 65-1346 

Civil War. 65-625 
KENT, Eng. 64-174 
KENT family. 64-355 
KENT Island, Mass. 64-355 
KENTUCKY. 64-81 

see also Cumberland settlements 

Bridges. 63-160 

Census. 63-93 

Churches and religious affairs 

Sunday schools. 65-24 

Baptist 64-1069 



Episcopal. 64-486 

Methodist 63-202, 64-965, 64-974, 
65-24 

Presbyterian. 65-1534 

Shakers. 63-81 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-777, 64-1041, 64-1535, 65-1442 

Confederate sympathizers. 65-738 

Letters from. 64-218 

Military service in. 63-341, 63-350, 
64-242, 64-243, 64-246, 64-666, 
65-632, 65-658 

Confederate side. 64-384, 64-464, 
64-577, 64-671, 64-1094 

Coal mines and mining. 64-962 

Confederation and constitutional periods. 
65-25 

Courts 

Circuit Court (Allen Co. ) 63-133 

Daughters of the American Revolution. 
63-194 

Drug trade. 63-133 

Estates. 65-26 

Family papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 64-317, 64-742 

18th and 19th centuries. 63-107, 64-518, 
65-1027 

19th century. 63-133, 64-416, 64-499 

Federal Music Project 64-799 

History (Notes, etc) 65-1775 

Horseracing. 65-173 

Indians. 65-23 

Land. 63-192, 65-1674 



Legal documents. 
65-26 



64-81, 64-518, 



Public. 65-977 
Surveys and surveying. 64-81 
Transactions. 65-26 
Law practice. 65-79, 65-738 
Learned institutions and societies. 65-25 
Local papers. 64-315 
Medical practice. 63-133, 65-1534 
Memorial tablets. 65-21 
Merchants. 63-196, 65-738 
Militia. 64-81 

Registers, lists, etc. 65-26 
Newspapers. 64-252 
Nurses and nursing. 64-1466 
Peddlers and peddling. 65-187 

Personal papers 

19th century. 64-676, 64-1103 
20th century. 64-426 



Pioneer life. 65-23 
Politics. 63-76, 63-189 

Election campaigns. 65-173 
Letters relating to. 64-186, 65-26 
Organizations and parties. 65-25 

Democratic 65-173 
Papers of persons active in 
19th century. 64-511 
20th century. 64-253, 65-173 

Poultry industry. 65-24 
Railroads. 63-256, 64-511 
Reservoirs. 63-160 
Schools. 64-965 
Slave trade. 65-26 
Social life. 65-23, 65-24 
Students' letters. 64-602 
Theological seminaries 
Baptist 64-1069 

Tobacco. 65-173 

Travel and description. 64-268, 65-23 
18th century. 63-102, 63-136 
19th century. 64-754, 64-1180 

Virginia Military District 65-977 
War of 1812, 63-136 

Soldiers frore. 65-26 
World War I 

Military posts. 63-31 

KENTUCKY Society for Promoting Useful 
Knowledge. 65-25 

KENYON, Sir Frederick George, b. 1863. 
65-348 

KENYON, James. 65-1526 

KENYON, Wescott Clarke, 1912- 64-1174 

KENYON, William. 65-1526 

KENYON College, Gambler, Ohio. 63-180 

KEOKUK and Kansas City Railroad Company. 
64-283 

KEOKUK, Iowa 

City bonds. 63-209 

Newspapers. 63-247 

KEOKUK, Iowa, Dispatch. 63-247 

KEOKUK Northern Packet Line. 63-235 

KEPNER, A. S. 65-1713 

KEPPEL, Frederick Paul, 1875-1943. 
65-434, 65-531 

KERCHOW, Jacob, Jr. see Kershow, Jacob, 

Jr. 
KERCHOW, Jacob, Sr. see Cassaw, Jacob 



415 



de Trobnand see Trobriand, Philippe 
Regis de Keredern, comte de, 1816-1897 

KERFOOT, F. H. 64-1160 

KERFOOT family. 64-932 

KERLAN, Irvin, 1912-1963, collector 
65-1978 

KERN, Mrs. George T. W. 65-993 

KERNAN, Francis, 1816-1892. 64-888 
64-931 — ' 

KERNAN, William, b. 1831. 64-889 

KE §fcB89 """^ mc *> N- Y. 

KEROSENE Oil Works. 64-568 
KERR, Abram T. 64-830 

KERR, Alice Spencer, 1858-1879. 64-539 
KERR, Esther (Daugherty) 65-1064 
KERR Henrietta see Patton, Henrietta (Kerr) 
KERR, Jean (Collins) 1925- 65-1064 
KERR, John, of Virginia. 64-751 
KERR, John W. 65-1806 
KERR, Joseph. 65-977 
KERR, Lizzie. 64-539 

KERR, Michael Crawford. 63-377 

KERR, Walter. 65-1064 

KERR, Washington, 1809-1878. 64-890 

KERR andRobinson, Temperance Hall, Tenn. 

KERR family. 64-890 
Genealogy. 65-885 

KERRJSON(C. and E. Dana Comply 
Charleston, S. C. 64-1086 

KERSHAW, Joseph Brevard. 64-541 
KERSHAW Co. , S. C. 

Family papers. 64-646 
KERSHNER, Edward. 64-961 

KERSHOW, Jacob, Jr. 65-1659 
KERSHOW, Jacob, Sr. see Cassaw, Jacob 
KERWIN, Michael. 65-685 
KETCHAM, Horace S. 64-892 
KETCHAM, R. T. 64-1163 
KETCHUM, Hiram, Jr. 65-1715 
KETCHUM, Milo Smith, 1872-1934. 65-1312 
KETCHUM, Morris. 63-346, 63-374 
KETCHUM, William H. 64-474 



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KETCHUM, Mrs. William H. 64-474 
KETCHUM, William Scott. 65-950 
KEUR, Dorothy L. 65-1809 
KEWEENAW Peninsula, Mich. 64-1451 

Living conditions. 64-1445 
KEY, Francis Scott, 1779-1843. 64-960 

KEY City Hose Company No 1 u„_ ™ 

Wash. 63-212 ' rt Town send|, 

KEYES, John Washington. 64-524 
KEYES, Julia Louisa (Kent*) 64-524 

KEYNES, John Maynard, 1883-1946. 64-1295 
KEYSLER, John George. 65-852 
KEYTE, James. 64-273 
KEYTESV1LLE, Mo. 

Personal papers. 64-273 

KHAYYAM, Omar see Omar Khayyam, a. 
11th century jj<"", ". 

KIBBE, Oscar. 64-486 

KD3BY, Epaphras, 1777-1864. 65-697 

KIDD, Samuel 

Estate of. 63-145 
KIDD, Walter Evans. 64-684 
KIDDER, Alfred Vincent, 1885- 64-1522 
KIDDER, H. H. 63-2 
KIDDLE, A. M. F. 64-356 
KIDDLE, Alfred W. 64-356 
KIDDLE, Henry. 64-356 
KIDDLE family. 64-356 

KIDNAPPING. 64-1573, 65-914 

KIEFER, Hermann, 1825-1911. 65-259 

KIEWTET, E. F. 64-830 

KILBORNE, Fred Lucius, 1858-1936. 64-891 

KILBURN, Annie see Kilmer, Annie (Kilburn) 

K1LGORE, Barley Martin, 1893-1956. 65-46 

KILGOUR, John, 1796-1858. 63-205 



KILLEBREW, Joseph Buckner, 1831-1906. 

^M-UM W ' MaPy CatheriDe < Win *erley) 

KILMADJHAM, Ire. 
Prison. 64-131 

KILMER, Aline. 65-1592 

KILMER, Annie (Kilburn) 65-1592, 65-1660 

KILMER, Frederick Barnett. 65-1592 
65-1660 ' 



KILMER, Joyce, 1886-1918. 64-150 f 1" 
65-1592, 65-1660, 65-1844 

KILMER, Michael B. 65-1592 

c 
KILMER family. 65-1592 

KIMBALL, Chase, 1902- 64-1303 " ' 

KIMBALL, Dexter Simpson, 1865-1952 
64-830 

Kn Sa^S 55 nsk ' — Kimba11 ' adne y nske . 

KIMBALL, Phineas, Jr. 64-245 
KIMBALL, Sidney Fiske, 1888-1955. 65-1340 
KIMBALL family. 65-1354, 65-1793 
KIMBERLY, Bettie (Maney) 64-540 
KIMBERLY, John, d. 1882. 64-540 
KIMBROUGH, A. McC. 63-339 

"sss?™' Mary Hanter *««*' 

KIMMELL, Samuel B. 65-1350 
KWCAID, Evert. 65-1924 
HNCAID, John, 1787-1867. 64-1038 
KDJDELBERGER, J. H . 64-1557 

KINDERGARTENS. 65-638, 65-1961 
Georgia. 64-537 
Michigan. <j 5-283 
KINDERHOOK, N. Y. 

Letters received in. 64-843 

""Sl-llEr"* 1 "* (Page) 64 - 541 . <*™, 

KING, Austin A. 64-324 

KE ! G > Campbell Denniston, 1828-1884. 



KING, Carrie. 65-1424 

KING, Charles Speer, b. 1832. 64-248 

KING, D. C. 

Estate of. 64-1191 
KING, David, 1794-1877. 64-248 
KING, David, b. 1838, 64-248 
KING, Edward, 1795-1836. 63-180, 63-258 
KING, Ernest J. 64-1557 
KE Jg n ^ nnahPa S« 2*1 Couper, Hannah Page 

KING, Hannah Turtle. 64-932 
KING, Henry 

Estate of. 65-1006 

KING, Henry Churchill, 1858-1934. 64-17 

KING, Henry Lord Page, d. 1862. 64-541 



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ONG, James Stuart, b. 1831. 64-248 
«i, JohnL., 1904- 64-1272 

r\, John Nevin, 1827-1915. 64-248, 
-1039 

KDv Toseph Rush Hays, b. 1846. 64-248 

KING, Julia Anne, 1838-1919. 65-351 

KING, Lucie Stuart, b. 1842. 64-248 

KING, Lucy Buell see Shankland, Lucy Buell 
(King) Leal 

KING, Martin Luther, 1929- 65-1102 

KING, Mitchell, 1783-1862. 64-1039 

KING, Paul Howard, 1879-1942. 65-606, 
65-1360 

KING, Rufus, son of Thomas Worthington King. 
63-258 

KING, Rufus, 1755-1827. *63-171, 63-180, 
63-375, 64-118, 64-186, 64-202 

KING, Rufus, 1814-1876. 63-398 

KING, Rufus, 1817-1891. 63-180, 63-258 

KING, Samuel D. 65-1798 

KING, Sarah Ann (Dennlston) 1805-1877. 
64-248 

KING, Sarah (Worthington) see Peter, Sarah 
(Worthington) King, 1800-1877 



KING, Thomas. 63-258 

KING, Thomas Butler, 1800-1864. 65-718, 
65-727 , 65-1858 

KING, Thomas Clark, 1834-1866. 64-248 
KING, Thomas Starr, 1824-1863. 65-910 
KING, Thomas Worthington. 63-258 
KING, WilL 65-1355 
KING, William. 63-258 
KING, William, of Abingdon, Va. 65-991 
KING, William Henry, b. 1840. 64-248 
KING, William Smith, 1882-1900. 65-1043 
KING and Queen Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 

KING Co. , Wash. 

Intergroup Relations Committee. 65-1033 
Public Utility District Association. 65-1055 

KING-Crane Commission on Mandates in 
Turkey, 1919. 64-17, 65-1925 

KING family. 63-180, 63-258, 64-248, 
64-591, 64-932, 65-724, 65-727 

Genealogy. 63-180, 64-1039 

KING George Co. , Va. 

Business records. 65-981 

County records. 65-1017 

Estate management. 64-1248 



family papers. 64-386 

Land. 65-983 
KING George's War, 1744-1748. 64-943 
KING Lear (Theatrical production) 64-1611 
KING William Co. , Va. 

Accounts. 64-1244 

County records. 65-1017 

Newspaper items relating to. 65-1003 

KTNGKADE, Andrew. 64-892 

KING'S Bench Prison, London, Eng. 64-43 

KING'S Chapel, Boston, Mass. 65-837 

KING'S College, New York City see Columbia 
University, New York City 

KING'S Daughters and Sons see International 
Order of the sing's Daughters and Sons 

The KING'S German Legion. 65-2005 

KING'S Guards, Ypsilanti, Mich. 65-668 

KING'S Mountain, N. C. 

Farms and farming. 64-999 

KINGSBURY, John Adams, 1876-1956. 
64-1572 

KINGSBURY, Theodore Bryant, 1828-1913. 
64-1040 

KINGSLEY, Carter Robie. 64-892 

KINGSLEY, Charles Freeman, 1835-1904. 
64-892 

KINGSLEY, Charles LaRue. 64-892 

KINGSLEY, Donald W. 65-1439 

KINGSLEY, G. H. 65-1795 

KINGSLEY, George Pomeroy, 1865-1929. 
65-1483 

KINGSLEY, James, 1797-1878. 64-1473 

KINGSLEY, James R. 64-892 

KINGSLEY, Llewelyn W. 64-892 

KINGSLEY, Lucy Ann Clark. 65-1361 

KINGSLEY, Mary (Robie) 64-892 

KINGSLEY family. 65-1354 

KINGSLEY Farm, Hammondsport, N. Y. 
64-892 

KINGSTON, Thomas Smith, 1861-1950. 
65-1365 

KINGSTON, Ga. 

Civil War. 64-243 

KINGSTON, Jamaica 
Merchants. 65-1526 



KINGSTON, N. Y. 
Personal papers. 



64-1134 



KINKAID, M P. 65-1494 
KDJKEAD, Charles A. 65-1807 

KDJKEAD, Martha Lucy see_ Grieve, Martha 
Lucy (Kinkead) 

KINLEY, David, 1861-1944. 65-1308, 
65-1311 

KMLOCH, Cleland, 1759-1840. 63-280 

KINLOCH, Francis, 1800 (ca.) -1840. 63-280 

KMLOCH family. 63-280 

KTNMONT, A. 63-256 

KINNAN, AnnS. 65-1647 

KINNAN, George. 65-1647 

KINNAN, John. 65-1647 

KTNNAN, Luanda (Shaw) 65-1647 

KINNAN, Marjorie see Rawlings, Marjorle 
(Kinnan) 1896-1953 

KINNE, Edward DeWltt, 1842-1921. 64-1500, 
65-630 

KINNEAR, Roy John, 1881-1959. 64-1264 

KINNEY, Mary Edmunds see Chapman, Mary 
Edmunds (Kinney) 1817-1886 

KINNEY, William. 64-186 

KINSCELLA, Hazel Gertrude, d. 1960. 
65-1484 

KINSEY, James. 65-1570 

KINSTON, N. C. 

Business and personal papers. 64-473 

Churches and religious affairs 

Unitarian. 64-446 

Civil War. 64-676 

KINTNER, Addie Mary see Graham, Addie 
Mary (Kintner) 

KINZIE & Forsyth. 65-1402 
KIOWA Indian Agency. 65-1499 

KIPLING, Rudyard, 1865-1936. 64-954 , 
65-1198 

As correspondent. 65-1205 

Autographs. 65-358 
KIPLING family. 64-954 
KIRBY, Edmund, d. 1849. 63-220 
KIRBY, Ephraim, 1757-1804. 64-1041 

KIRBY, James Lewis, 1923- collector. 
64-1235 

KIRBY, Timothy, 1797-1876. 63-158 

B3RBY-SMITH, Edmund, 1824-1893. 63-61, 
64-1041 

Raid on Cincinnati, Ohio. 63-175 



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HKBY family 

Genealogy. 64-1235 

K1RCHNER, Otto, 1846-1920. 64-1500 
65-1360 

KIRK, Edward. 63-35 

KIRK, Ellen Olney. 63-401 

HRK, F. A. 64-1233 

KRK, Homer D. 65-1507 " 

KIRK, Richard Edward Genf. 64-811 

KIRKLAND, Caroline Matilda (Stanbury) 1801- 
1864. 65-457 

KIRKLAND, James Hampton, 1859-1939 
64-798, 64-1164 

KIRKLAND, John Thorton, 1770-1840 
65-1254 

KIRKLAND, Lydia Ann. 65-1863 
KIRKLAND, Moses J. 65-1863 
KIRKLAND, Richard Gaines. 65-1863 
KIRKLAND, Samuel, 1741-1808. 65-870 
KIRKLAND, Timothy. 65-1863 
KIRKLAND, Zean W. 65-1863 
KIRKMAN, Ella Berry. 65-887 
HRKPATRICK, Clifford, b. 1855. 65-1365 
KIRKPATRICK, Jacob. 65-1632 
KIRKWOOD, Marion Rice, 1882- 65-2011 
KIRKWOOD, Mo. 

Personal papers. 64-280 
KIRSCH, William, 1889-1956. 65-1065 
KIRTLAND, Susan. 65-581 
EtRTLEY, Walter D. 65-1507 
KISS me Kate (Theatrical production) 64-1611 
KITCHELL, William, 1827-1861. 65-1661 

KITCHELT, Florence Ledyard (Cross) 1874- 
1961. 64-893 

KITCHIN, Claude, 1869-1923. 64-1042 

KITE, Elizabeth Sarah, 1864-1954. 65-1662 

KITE, James, 1808-1856. "65-1662 

KITE family. 65-1662 

KITSAP County (Wash. ) Transportation Com- 
pany. 64-1263 

KTTTREDGE, George Lyman, 1860-1941 
65-1310, 65-1913 



KIZER, Benjamin Hamilton, 1878- 
65-1035 

KJELGAARD, Jim. 65-1978 
KJENNERUD, Hans. 63-268 



64-1262, 



KLEBERG, R. J. 64-895 

KLEE, Paul, 1879-1940. 65-2000 

KLEINSTUCK, Frieda. 65-1371 

KLEMM, Louis Richard, 1845-1925. 65-912 

KLEPPER, Mrs. 65-1417 

JLING, Florence see Harding, Florence 
(Khng) de Wolfe 

KLONDIKE gold fields. 64-1268, 65-1780 

see also Alaska-Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

KLYCE, Scudder, 1879-1933. 63-365 
KNABB, Jacob 

Estate of. 65-1663 
KNABB, Peter. 65-1663 
KNAPP, Andrew B. 65-457 

KNAPP, Frederick Newman, 1821-1889 
65-182 

KNAPP, Harry Shepard, 1856-1923. 63-325 

KNAPP, Katherine. 64-840 

KNAPP, Leonard E. 65-353 

KNAPP, Mart Stevens, 1872-1948. 65-353 

KNAPP, w. C. 64-838 

KNAPP family. 65-353 

KNAPPEN, Loyal Edwin, 1854-1930. 65-357 
65-531, 65-620 

KNEBEL, Fletcher, 1911- 65-1103 . 
KNTBBS, Henry Herbert. 64-802 

KNICKERBACKER, Chancy W. , 1824-1884. 
65-1350 

KNIGHT, Frances (Beall) 63-104 

KNIGHT, Goodwin J., 1896- 65-2011 

KNIGHT, Harriet R. 64-892 

KNIGHT, Henry. 64-932 

KNIGHT, John, 1806-1864. 63-104 

KNIGHT, JohnS. 65-704 

KNIGHT, Jonathan, 1787-1858. 63-96 

KNIGHT, Martha Henrietta see Evans, Martha 
Henrietta (Knight) 

KNIGHT, Molly. 64-932 

KNIGHT, NehemiahR. 63-368 

KNIGHT, Ryland. 64-1164 

KNIGHT, William Angus, 1836-1913. 64-957 

KNIGHT family. 65-229 

KNIGHTS Church, Shelbyville, Tenn. 64-973 



KNIGHTS of Honor 

Grand Lodge of Texas. 64-743 

Supreme, Grand and Subordinate Lodees 
65-714 6 

KNIGHTS of Labor. 64-159, 65-793 

KNIGHTS of Pythias. 65-299, 65-1827 

KNIGHTS of Pythias, Colored. 64-748 

KNIGHTS Templars see Freemasons -Knights 
Templars »»™» 

KNITTING mills 

New York. 64-829 

KNOPF, Alfred. 65-47, 65-932 

KNOWLAND, Joseph Russell, 1873- 65-2011 

KNOWLAND, William Fife, 1908- 65-433 
65-2011 

KNOWLEDGE 

Ability. 65-165 

KNOWLES, Dom rj a ^ d( 1896 . 65 , 7 

KNOWLES, Warren P. 64-1635 
KNOWLTON, Jerome Cyril, 1850-1916 

Notes on lectures by. 65-606 
KNOW-Nothlng Party see American Party 
KNOX, Dudley W. 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 

KNOX, Franklin, 1874-1944. 64-165 64-1474 
64-1496, 65-332, 65-455, 65-531, 65-606 ' 
65-704 

KNOX, Henry, 1750-1806. 65-174 

Aide-de-camp to. 65-2019 

As correspondent. 63-227, 64-1194 

KNOX, Philander Chase, 1853-1921 64-767 
64-778, 65-862 * ' 

KNOX, Victor Alfred, 1899- 65-463 

KNOX, William Franklin, 1874-1944. 65-552 

KNOX College, Galesburg, ILL 64-923 

KNOX Co. , Mo. 

County court papers. 64-324 
KNOX Co. , Tenn. 

Early settlers. 64-1199 
KNOX family. 65-174 
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. 

Civil War 

Military service in. 64-243, 64-1094 

Siege, 1863. 63-108 

Family and personal papers. 64-1203 
64-1206, 65-737 

Judges. 64-1204 

Letters received in. 64-867 



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KNQXVILLE, Tenn. (Continued) 

University of Tennessee aee Tennessee— 
University (Kncocrflle) 

KNUDSEN, William Ogatas, 1879-1848. 85-69 

KDBES, Frank Joseph, 1890- 65-1485 

KOCH, Theodore Wesley, 1871-1941. 64-1515, 
65-332 

KOCHTtTZKY, Otto, 1855-1935. 65-693 

KODIAK, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 

Fur trade. 65-1711 

Government officials. 65-1039 

Natural history. 65-1819 
KOERNER, Gustav. 65-162 
KOHLER, Elmer Peter, 1865-1938. 65-1255 

KOHLER, Walter Jodok, 1875-1940. 64-1599, 
65-913 

KOHM, EmilA., 1870-1942. 64-894 
KOLLOCK, Sarah. 64-1085 
KONEN, Heinrich. 65-1718 
KONGSBERG, Norway 

Personal papers. 63-240 
KOO, Vi Kyuin Wellington, 1888- 64-1624 

KOOKPUGMIOOT Indians. 65-1819 

KOREA 

Conflict between China and Japan. 64-764 

Diplomatic service (U. S.) 65-546 
KOREAN War, 1950-1953 

Casualties. 63-31 

News reporting. 65-911 
KDSCITJSZKO, Tadeusz, 1746-1817. 64-47 
KOSSUTH, Louis, 1802-1894. 63-190 
KOSTEN, Edward A., d. 1954. 65-352 
KOSTEN, Laurel L. 65-352 
KOSZTA, Martin, b. 1819. 64-1575 
KRAKEUR, Richard. 64-1618 

KRAUS, Edward Henry, 1875- 65-268, 65-276, 
65-322, 65-325, 65-332, 65-354 , 65-1397 

KRAUS, Marian (Nathan) see Sandor, Marian 
(Nathan) Kraus 

KRAUS, Walter Max, 1889-1944, collector. 
65-1730 

KREBS, James A. 64-729 

KRECHNIAK, Helen B. 65-888 

KRECHNIAK, Joseph M. 65-888 

KREMERS, Edward, 1865-1941. 65-1983 

KREMLIN (Ship) 64-1389 



KRETSCHMER Herman Louis, 1879- 65-1540 

KRET, August Charles, 1887-1961. 65-1981 

KREYMBORG, Alfred. 64-150 

KREENDLER, I Robert, collector. 65-1664 

KRTENDLER memorial collection (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1664 

KROCK, Armor. 65-53 

KROEKER, Ellen Kathe see Frefligrath- 
Kroeker, Ellen Kathe7T845-1904 

KRONENBERGER, Louis, 1904- 64-1612 

KROUSE, Nelly P. 65-1693 

KROUT, John A. 64-1355 

KRUG, Julius Albert, 1907- 64-773 

KRUGER, Stephanas Johannes Paulus. 
64-1316 

KRUM, JohnM., 1810-1883. 64-331 

KRUMWIEDE, Howard A. , collector. 65-1665 

KRUSZ, Harry J. 65-1507 

KU Klux Klan. 64-638, 64-966 

KU Klux Klan (1915- ) 65-375, 65-2010 

KUCHEL, Thomas H. , 1910- 65-2011 

KUENTZEL, Lester Everett, 1911- 64-1174 

KUHN, Lesley. 64-1362 

KTJHNE, Charles W. 65-1360 

KUHNS, Dorothy Hartzell see Heyward, 
Dorothy Hartzell (KuhnsTT890- 

KUKULIK (Eskimo village) 

Archeology. 65-1081 

KUNZE, William Frederick, 1873-1962. 
65-671 

KURATH, Hans, 1891- 65-268 

KURILE Islands 

Language and languages. 65-1813 
KURTH, KarL 63-18 

KURTZ, Charles Llndley, 1854-1829. 63-259 
KURTZ & Nori-ls, Athens, Ohio. 63-259 
KUSKAKWIM, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 
KUTER, Laurence S. 64-1557 

KUYKENDALL, James Hampton, 1820 (ca. )- 

1882. 65-1790 
KYLE, Edwin Jackson, 1876- 64-895 

KYLE, Melvin G. 64-1160 



LAAREBAC, Ariz. 
Land. 65-1181 



LABOR 

Here are entered general references to 
the working class, to the movement to organ- 
ize workers, and to labor as an organized 
group. 

see also ChUd labor; Employees; 
Employment; Industrial relations; 
Injunctions; Unemployment; Unions; U. 8. 
— Dept. of Labor; Wages; Working 
conditions 

64-767, 64-1474, 65-29, 65-67, 65-78, 
65-840, 65-2010 

Arbitration, conciliation and mediation. 
64-105, 64-700, 64-1271, 64-1634, 
65-112, 65-535, 65-1216, 65-1386, 
65-1388 

Articles, lectures, notes, etc 64-121, 
64-323, 65-22, 65-843, 65-1549 

Automobile industry and trade. 65-1386 

Conferences. 65-67 

Disorders and problems. 63-397, 64-910, 
64-1285, 64-1573, 64-1637, 65-482 

see also Strikes and lockouts 

Education see Workers' education 

Government nfpri»u, 65-81, 65-111, 
65-118 

Hours. 64-715 
Journalism. 65-704 

Laws and legislation. 64-21, 64-753, 
64-1343 

Indiana. 64-1285 

Nebraska. 65-1435 

Politics. 64-1613 

Societies see Labor organizations 

Songs. 65-879 

By place 

Illinois. 64-159 

Nebraska. 65-1426 

New York. 65-56 

Southern States. 65-879 

Texas. 64-753 

Virginia. 63-137 

Washington. 64-1264, 64-1271, 65-1031, 
65-1052 

LABOR accounts and records 

Here are entered records of wages and 
salaries paid or received. 

64-585 

Alabama. 64-547 
Maine. 64-56 
Michigan. 65-201 

New York. 64-916 
North Carolina. 64-401 

LABOR and Management Improper Practices 
Act, New York Advisory Council on the. 
65-112 

LABOR Office, International see International 
Labor Office 



419 



^(^organizations. 65-879, 65-1735, 
see also Unions 

"km"";!??!? B .° ard ' U - S - Naa «*L 
65-27, 65-112, 65-1388 

LABOR unions see Unions 

LABOR Zionist Organization of America see 
Poale Zion. u. S. »««rica see 

LABOR'S Non-Partisan League. 64-1613 
LACKAWANNA & Pittsburgh Railroad. 64--815 
"SSS"™* * Dd ***"»— ™ Railroad. 

LACKERSTEEN, Edith see Jones, Edith 
Lackersteen Lloyd 

LACKERSTEEN, Mary. 64-1326 
LACKERSTEEN family. 64-1326 

"Swot* Pierre Ugueste - 17 24-"78. 

LACOMBE freres and compagnie. 64-261 
LACY, Arthur Jay, 1876- 65-1338. 65-1374 
LACY, Bessie w Dewey, Bessie (Lacy) 

LACY, Drury, 1802-1884. 65-728 

LACY family. 65-728 

LADD, George Trumbull, 1842-1921. 65-636 

LADIES' Association of Charleston for Com- 
memorating the Confederate Dead. 63-311 

LADIES Benevolent Society, Charleston, S. C. 
LADIES' Garden Club, Athens, Ga. 64-234 

L ^ m S! X** * * So^ety of Bismarck and 
North Dakota. 65-793 ™ 

LA £S "£&? sociation of *■» *"«. 

LADg^LiteraryClub, Ypsilanti, Mich. 

"Tc! M M-°3 r if AsSOCiation - Charleston, 

LA 6 ) 5^1 S 375 emPeranCe Uni ° n ° f Adrian ' «•*, 
LADIES Whist Club, Romulus, N. Y. 64-921 
LA FAROE, John, 1880-1963. « 63-325 
LA FARGE, Oliver. 65-944, 65-1664 
LAFAYETTE, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch 
S!65^r ,marqUiSde - n "^ 

AS 6 C 5°-17 e 4 SPOndent 63 ~ 336 ' 64 " 314 ' 64 -W5, 
Autographs. 63-245, 64-47, 64-63, 65-59 
LAFAYETTE, Ala. 

Family papers. 65-1530 



£!l^^^^ 



LAFAYETTE College, Easton, Pa. 64-1156 
Students. 65-1574 

LAFAYETTE Co., Mo. 

Civil War. 64-274 
LAFAYETTE family. 6 4-118 
LAFAYETTE, Ind. 

Purdue University 

«w»«y members' papers. 64-1174 
LA FOLLETTE, Belle. 65-1160 

LA M° L 59t T 6 r 4 E -'iSrr s i ^ ion - *«-«». 

•65-900 4 ; 6 6 5 4 -9lT'65 6 fl1?0' "-"<-?»-«», 

'Vmf™ ***«W Committee. 
LAFON, Bartheleoy, d. 1820. 65-699 
LA m3 R ?8 9 4° ryd0n « «"• Co ^>nLa, 
LAFORGE, Pierre Antoine. 64-334 
LA GRANGE, Barnardus. 65-1666 
LAGRANGE, Conrad L.W. 65-1666 - 
LAGRANGE, James B. 65-1666 
LA Grange CoUege, La Grange Ga. 

(formerly Southern Female Sift 65-876 
LA GRANGE, Tenn. 
Civil War. 64-246 

"SSsf £ ^^ "82-1947. 

"3, 65-43, 65-47, 65-54, 65-55, 65-66 

LATOLaw, Harriet (Burton) 1873-1949. 

LATDLAW, William. 65-1401 

LAIRD, Barbara see Dunlop, Barbara (Laird) 

LAIRD, John. 63-342 

LAIRD, William. 63-342 

LAJOLLA, Calif. 

Salk Institute for Biological Studies. 65-121 
LAKE Champlain 

Steamboat lines. 64-788 
Travel and description. 65-1608 



LAKE Fork, m. 

Personal papers. 64-245 
LAKE George 

S te am b oa t lines. 64-788 
LAKE Landing Township, N. C. 

Business and legal papers. 64-1071 
LAKE Manitoba 

Navigation. 63-235 
LAKE of the Woods region. 64-55 
^Ontario, Auburn and New York RaUway. 

LAKE Providence, La. 

Civil War. 64-246 
LAKE Superior region 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-498 

Copper mines and mining. 64-1445 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-626 

LAKE Tahoe Railway and Transportation 
Company. 65-1187 —iwranon 

LAKE^transportation see Inland water trans- 

LAKE Winnepegosis 

Navigation. 63-235 
LAKES 

Canada. 63-235 
LAKEVTLLE, Conn. 

Cutlery industry and trade. 64-1369 
Personal papers. 64-197 
LAKIN, Benjamin, 1767-1849. 64-170 
LALURIE, Louis. 64-334 

I ^-19 C 4^ ln f4-1r8 Ungt0n(Pendle ^ 
LAMAR, Joseph Rucker, 1857-1916. 64-228 

^ 'ESfSSFSZT' 1825 " 



LAKE Erie 
Civil War 

Pri ?™ s see Johnson's Island, Ohio- 
Military prison 

LAKE Erie and Ohio Ship Canal. 64-1549 

I "m-i^"* C ° Uege ' Lake Forest > m- 



,65-1914. 



LAMAR Co. , Tex. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1773 
LAMB, Anthony. 63-36 6 

LA 65^i928 thUr BeCk6t ' 1880 - 1952 - 
LAMB, Janie Preston (Boulware) 65-971 
LAMB, John, 1735-1800. 63-366 
LAMB, John Ferguson. 63-143 
LAMB, Mary Ann, 1764-1847. 64-63 

LA (L^no) ary Ami S " — WmC0X - T A"" S - 
LAMB, Rosamund. 64-715 
LAMB family. 63-143 



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LAMBALLE, France 

Collegiate Cbnrcb of Notre Dame. 64-166 
LAMBBIN, J. E. 64-1553 
LAMBERSON, Osie M. 64-892 
LAMBERT, Charles Edward. 64-694 
LAMBERT, Richard M. 64-694 
LAMBETH Coherence, 1897. 63-237 
LAMBS Club, New York City. 65-844 

LAMINGTON, Charles Wallace Alexander 
Napier Cochrane-Baillie, baron, 1860-1940. 
63-105 

LAMME, David S. 64-275 

LAMONT, Corliss, 1902- 64-715 

LAMONT, Daniel Scott, 1851-1905. 63-376, 
64-764, 64-1500, 65-1330 

LAMONT, Robert Patterson, 1867-1948. 
65-335, 65-355 

LAMPORT, Warren Wayne, 1855-1948. 
65-1361 

LAMPS. 64-241 
LANCASTER, Burt. 64-1618 
LANCASTER, Cyrus. 64-794 
LANCASTER Co. , Neb. 

Public welfare. 65-1509 
LANCASTER Co. , Va. 

Christ Church 

Tombstone inscriptions. 65-981 

County records. 65-1017 

Estates. 65-1000 
LANCASTER Land Company (Neb.) 65-1464 

LANCASTER, Mass. 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-185 
LANCASTER, Pa. 64-958 

Hamilton Watch Company. 65-612 
Letters received in. 65-15 
LAND, Emory Scott, 1879- 64-1573. 65-38 
LAND 

see also Real estate business 

General material: 64-453, 64-755, 64-764, 
64-943 

ASSESSMENT 

see also Land — Taxation 
Illinois. 65-1306 
CLAIMS. 64-106, 65-977, 65-1126, 65-1214 
see also Bounties, Military 
Indians. 65-1180 

By place 
Arizona. 65-1180 



LAND 



CLAIMS (Continued) 
California. 65-866 
ItnglaiMl. 65-916 

Louisiana Territory. 64-283 

Missouri. 64-275, 64-283, 64-299 
Montana. 65-1786 
New Mexico. 65-1180, 65-1771 
North Carolina. 64-299 
Oklahoma. 63-266 
Oregon. 64-711 
Tennessee. 64-299 
COMPANIES. 64-745, 64-892, 65-796 
Alabama. 64-892 

Colorado. 65-2009 

Connecticut. 64-189, 65-1214 

Kansas. 65-2009 

Michigan. 65-235, 65-657 

Mississippi. 64-755 

Montana. 65-753 

Nebraska. 65-1464, 65-1466, 65-1486, 
65-1505 

New Jersey. 65-1656 

New York. 65-1032, 65- 1523 
North Carolina. 64-597 
North Dakota. 65-753 
Texas. 64-754, 65-804 
The West. 65-1157 
Wisconsin. 65-657 
DRAINAGE see Drainage 

GRANTS 

Here are entered references to the 
granting of land and to specific land grants. 
For collections containing land grant docu- 
ments see the subdivision Land— Legal 
documents under names of places. 

see also Railroads— Land grants 
64-745, 64-1424, 65-904 
Arizona. 65-1181 
Colorado. 65-1190 
New Mexico. 65-1181 
Texas. 64-752 
Virginia. 65-983 
INDIANS. 64-1036, 65-944, 65-1833 
Cherokee. 64-643 
Choctaw. 63-271 
Navajo. 65-944 

Paiute. 65-1994 

Pueblo. 65-944 

By place 

Alaska. 65-1821 

Nevada, 65-1994 

North Carolina. 64-643 



LAND 

INVESTMENTS. 63-135, 64-1329, 65-176, 
65-915 

Florida. 65-1925 
Illinois. 65-695, 65-1925 

fprfiana. 65-1925 

Iowa. ^65-1925 

Michigan. 65-467 

Minnesota. 65-695 

Missouri. 65-695 

Wisconsin. 64-836 

LEGAL documents (Deeds, titles, warrants, 
etc. ) see Land— Transactions (Sales, pur- 
chases, transfers, etc. ); and subdivision 
Land— Legal documents under names of 
places and States 

LOTTERIES 

New York. 65-1561 
MANAGEMENT 

California. 65-1883 

Pacific Northwest. 65-1883 

PATENTS see Land— Grants; and subdivision 
Land— Legal documents under names of 
places 

PRICES. 65-663 

see also Land — Transactions (Sales, pur- 
chases, transfers, etc) . 

PUBLIC. 63-336, 64-343, 64-938, 64-1328, 
65-864, 65-905 

see also U. S. —General Land Office 

Scandals. 65-914 

Dakota Territory. 64-1285 

Kentucky. 65-977 

Louisiana. 64-1102 

Michigan. 65-431 

Nebraska. 65-1467 

Olio. 65-977 

RECLAMATION see Reclamation of land 

REVESTED 

California. 64-693 
SCHOOL see School lands 

SETTLEMENT 

see also Colonization 

Canada see Red River Settlements 
Colorado. 65-1767 
Illinois. 64-1407 
Indiana. 64-1407 
Michigan. 64-1407 
Mississippi Valley. 64-55 
Missouri. 64-334 
North Dakota. 65-800 
Oklahoma. 65-1803 
Pennsylvania. 65-1750 

Texas-. 64-754 



421 



„, LAND 

SETTLEMENT (Continued) 

Washington. 65-1792 
Washington, D. C. 64-763 



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SPECULATION. 64-245, 64-522 64-849 
64-1328, 65-826, 65-905, 65"e83 ' 

Colonial period. 63-59 
Jova- 64-1511 
Michigan. 64-1511 
Nevada. 65-1151 
Ohio. 64-1511, 65-977 
Pennsylvania. 64-1145, 65-1565 
Southern States. 64-1145 
SURVEYS see Surveys and surveying 
TAXATION 

see also Tax records; Taxation 
Virginia. 64-1236 
TENURE 

Russia. 64-103 
TIMBER see Timber 

TITLES, Registration of. 64-616 

TR T? C H°^ (Sate8 ' P«-<*ases, transfers 
etc.) 64-56, 64-674, 64-744 65-376 
65-381, 65-595, 65-1450 ' ' 

Property restrictions. 65-1336 

Alabama. 64-421 

Colorado. 65-1189, 65-1190 

Florida. 64-450 

Georgia. 64-450 
Great Britain. 64-34 
Illinois. 64-331 
Indiana. 64-84 
Kentucky. 65-26 
Louisiana. 64-450 
Maine. 65-1829 
Maryland. 64-768 
Mexico. 64-421 

"USB. 65 5 -649 5 ' 65 " 328 ' 65 - 426 > **"• 

Minnesota. 64-245 

Missouri. 64-273, 64-284, 65-682 

New Hampshire. 65-1036 

New Jersey. 65-1679 

New York. 64-836, 64-897 64-901 
65-870, 65-1528 ' 

New York City. 65-63, 65-1561 

North Carolina. 64-366, 64-368, 64-563 

North Dakota. 65-778 

Ohio. 63-191 

Pennsylvania. 64-1147 

Tennessee. 64-1194 

Texas. 64-747, 65-803, 65-807 

Vermont. 64-790 



LAND 
TRANSACTIONS (Continued) 

Virginia. 64-1227 

Washington, D. C. 64-768 

Wisconsin. 64-245 

**■ 64-819, 64-1269, 65-1307, 65-l 924 
VACANT. 64-207 

By place 
M^BAMA. 64-660, 64-1193 
ARIZONA. 64-3 
CALIFORNIA. M . 738( 65857 
CANADA. 65-1725 
COLORADO. 65-1767 
CONNECTICUT. 64-1286 
DELAWARE. 64-207 
FLORIDA. 64-909, 64-1193 
GEORGIA. 64-297, 64-579, 64-1193, 65-394 
GREAT Britain. 64-1537,65-1569 
ILLINOIS. 64-909, 65-162, 65-1403, 65-1673 
IRELAND. 65-823 
KENTUCKY. 63-192,65-1674 
MAINE. 65-181 
MARYLAND. 64-297 
MEXICO. 64-1253 
MICHIGAN. 64-1432,65-357,65-382 
MIDDLE West. 64-1170 
MINNESOTA. 64-1521 
"MHBPH. 64-533, 64-1193 

MISSOURI. 64-263,64-285,65-684,65-692 
NEBRASKA. 65-1212 

NEW York. 64-873,65-60,65-1674 

NEW York City. 64-868 

NEW Zealand. 64-366 

NORTH Carolina. 64-366 64 17» *a ,„, 

NORTH Dakota. 65-801 

OHIO. 64-1286 

OREGON. 64-693 

PENNSYLVANIA. 64-897, 65-827, 65-1598 

SOUTH Carolina. 63-287, 63-302 

SOUTH Dakota. 64-909 

TENNESSEE. 64-1176, 64-1193, 64-1286 



TEXAS 64-740, 64-748, 64-749 64-759 
64-760, 65-884, 65 . 13 ^ '*"' M 759 > 



LAND 
WASHINGTON, D. C. 63-107 
The WEST. 63-340, 64-UO, 64-892 

End of entries for 
LAND 

LAND-grant centennial papers, 1961-1962 
(Manuscript collection) 64-2 

LAND-grant college acts 

legislation "*" " connect "» 1th the 

64-1220, 65-1931 
LAND-grant colleges see Agricultural colleges 
LA ^M»ageme nt ,U.S. Bureau of. 64-693, 

LAND Office, U. S. General see U. S _ 
General Land Office 

LANDf, Alfred, 1888- 65-1718 
LANDER, Alden U. 63-356 
LANDER, Edward, 1816-1907. 65-858 
LANDER Frederick William, 1822-1862. 
LANDER family. 65-858 
LANDERGIN, John. 65-808 
LANDERGDJ, Patrick H. 65-808 

"Tafsm^h^ ^ 8 ^^ ° ldha » —■- 
Beat Smith Counties, Tex. 65-808 

LANDB, Benson Young, 1897- 64-946 
LANDE3, James M. 65-51,65-79 
LANDB^Kenesaw Mountain, 1866-1944. 
LANDLORD and tenant .see Farm tenancy; 
LANDON^ Alfred Mossman, 1887- 64-882, 
CANDOR, Walter Savage, 1775-1864. 64-59, 
LANDRUM family 

Genealogy. 65-1003 
LANDSCAPING 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1924 

LANE Alfred Church, 1863-1948. 65-274. 
65-332, 65-354, 65-356 . 65-510, 65-542 



^5^ 63 - 95 ' a - la - 64 -««. «-751. 



LANE, Anna E. 64-309 
LANE, Arthur Bliss, 1894-1956 

Re 65^38 CenCeS * FrankU « D - Roosevelt. 

LANE, Carrie see Catt, Carrie (Lane) 
Chapman, 1859-1947 »"■»»; 



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LANE, Ebenezer, 1793-1866. 64-119 

LANE, Ebsnezer S. , 1819-1892. 64-119 

LANE, Franklin Knight, 1864-1921. 64-778, 
64-1269 

LANE, James Henry, 1833-1907. 65-742 

LANE, John Lafayette, d. 1925? 65-1790 
LANE, Joseph, 1801-1881. 64-707 
LANE, Levi Cooper, 1833-1902. 64-1167 
LANE, Mary (Ewing) 64-309 
LANE, Michael B. D. 64-1189 
LANE, Sarah. 64-309 

LANE, Victor Hugo, 1852-1930. 65-357 , 
65-531, 65-1342 

LANE, William Carr, 1789-1863. 64-309, 
64-343 

LANE, William Coolidge, 1859-1931. 65-1256 

LANE family. 64-309 
Genealogy. 64-1184 

LANE Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
63-179, 63-181, 63-205 

LANG, Cosmo Gordon Lang, baron, Abp. of 
Canterbury, 1864-1945. 64-798 

LANG Syne Gold Mining Company, Humboldt 
Co., Nev. 65-1525 

LANGDON, Caroline see Eustis, Caroline 
(Langdon) 

LANGDON, Lottie see Conely, Lottie (Langdon) 

LANGDON, Mary Jane Halsey. 64-575 

LANGDON, Samuel, 1723-1797. 65-1250 

LANGDON, William Henry, 1873-1939. 
64-1271 

LANGDON family. 64-1493 

LANGE, Alexis Frederick, 1862-1924 

Notes on lectures by. 65-606 
LANGER, William. 65-1664 
LANGFORD, George, 1876- 64-1522 
LANGFORD, William Herbert. 65-1340 

LANGFORD family 
Genealogy. 64-1522 

LANGLEY, John Williams, 1841-1918. 
65-335, 65-358 

LANGLEY, Samuel Pierpont, 1834-1906. 
63-384, 64-1556) 65-358, 65-629 

LANGLEY, Fairfax Co. , Va. 64-1227 

LANGLIE, Arthur Bernard, 1900- 65-1040 



LANGTON, Elizabeth. 65-1591 

LANGUAGE and languages. 63-4, 64-1284, 
65-1289, 65-1815 

see also Philology; Phonetics; and names of 
languages and language groups, e. g. 
Chinese language; Semitic languages 

Auxiliary. 65-855 

History. 64-584 

Societies. 65-268 

By place 

Africa. 65-1815 

Ainu (Asiatic people) 65-1813 

Alaska. 65-1813 

Indian see Indian languages 

Latin America. 63-4 

Oceania. 65-1814 

Russia. 65-1813 
LANIER, Mary Day. 64-1210 
LANIER, Sidney, 1842-1881. 64-1210 
LANKES, Edee M. Bartlett. 65-1851 

LANKES, Frank James, 1895- 65-1851 
LANKES, Julius Bartlett. 65-1851 

LANKES, Julius John, 1884-1960. 65-1851 

LANMAN, Charles Rockwell, 1850-1941. 
65-1915 

LANSING, Jacob G. 64-943 

LANSING, Robert, 1864-1928. 63-325, 

63-357, 64-778, 64-1291, 64-1624, 65-567 

LANSING, Mich. 

Boys' Vocational School. 64-142] 

Business and personal papers. 65-304 

Churches and religious affairs 

Presbyterian. 65-498 

Cooperatives. 65-1398 

Electric power. 65-408 

Inauguration of Governor Bingham, 1857. 
64-1439 

Michigan State Library. 65-371 

Politics. 65-605 

Societies. 65-1367 

Voting lists. 64-1420 

LANSON, Gustave. 63-65 

LAPE, Ester. 65-81 

LAPEER Co. , Mich. 

Agricultural Society. 65-1346 
Republican Committee. 65-1380 



LAPEER, Mich. 

Business and family papers. 65-304, 
65-628, 65-643 

Politics. 65-275 

State Home and Training School (formerly 
Michigan Home for the Feeble-minded 
and Epileptic) 65-399 , 65-1353 

Telephone companies. 65-408 

Veterans' organizations. 65-1333 

LAPEER Post No. 144, Grand Army of the 
Republic, Lapeer, Mich. 65-1333 

LAPHAM, Increase Allen, 1811-1875. 63-162, 
65-23 

LAPHAM, Roger D., 1883- 65-2011 

LA PLATA, Argentina 

Universidad Nacional 

Faculty members' papers. 65-335 

LA PLATA (Viceroyalty) see Rio de la Plata 
(Viceroyalty) 

LAPWAI, Idaho 

Missions. 64-1254 
LARASON, Andrew, 1776-1861. 65-1667 
LARASON, Andrew, 1803-1885. 65-1667 
LARDLOW, James. 63-216 
LARDNER, Ring, 1915- 64-1632 
LARDNER, Ring-Wilmer, 1855-1933. 65-1361 
LARIOS-Fossat cjje. 65-866 
LARKIN, Thomas Oliver, 1802-1858. 65-815 
LARNARD, Charles H. 64-1569 

LARPENTEUR, August Louis, 1823-1919. 
65-757 

LARSON, Henrietta see Town, Henrietta 
(Larson) 

LARSON, Henrietta Melia. 64-1142 

LARSON, Laurence Marcellus, 1868-1938. 
65-166, 65-1923 

LARSON, Louise E. , collector. 63-243 

LARUE, George Roger, 1882- 65-359 

LARWILL family. 65-904 

LASCA, Josephine see Huneker, Josephine 
(Lasca) 

LASKER, Albert Davis, 1880-1952. 63-325, 
64-1474 

LASKI, Harold Joseph, 1893-1950. 64-21, 

65-81, 65-384, 65-1917 
LASSTTER (Robert J. ) & Company. 64-365 
LASSWELL, Harold Dwight, 1902- 64-70 
LATCHFORD, Stephen. 65-1827 

LATHAM, Allen, surveyor of the Virginia 
Military District. 65-977 



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LATHAM, Barbara. 65-1978 

LATHAM, Jean Lee. 65-1978 

LATHAM, Robert B. 64-245 

LATHAM, Maury & Company, Liverpool 
Eng. 64-1398 ' 

LATHES 

Drawings. 64-1374 
LATHROP, Gideon. 64-788 
LATHROP, JohnH. 64-282 

LATHROP, Julia Clifford, 1858-1932 64-21 
65-1922 ' ' 

LATHROP, Rose (Hawthorne) 1851-1926 
64-1321 

LA ™ER (George) & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. 

LATIMER, Rebecca see Felton, Rebecca 
(Latimer) 1835-1930"" 

LATIMER, Ronald Lane. 64-120 
LATIN America. 64-1403, 65-1080 

■ see ^o Central America,- South America 

Anthropology. 63-4, 63-14 

Axis activities in (World War H) 65-78 

Business papers. 64-1294 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-1080 

Methodist 64-966 
Colonial period. 65-1080 
Economics. 65-1080 
Education. 64-739 

Foreign relations (U. S.) 64-1335, 64-1584 
Geography. 65-1080 
History (Notes, etc.) 65-1905, 65-1920 
Jews. 64-1318 
Languages. 63-4 
Law. 65-1080 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 
65-1080 

Trade. 65-1080 

Travel and description 

20th century. 64-739 

World War n. 65-78 

LATIN language and literature 

Teachers and teaching. 65-509 65-1242 
65-1277, 65-1397 ..'... ' 

LATIN manuscripts. 64-1359, 64-1365 

LATIN poetry. 64-1361 

LATOUR, Antoine de, 1808-1881. 64-48 

LATROBE, Benjamin Henry, 1764-1820 
63-367 



LATTTMORE, Owen. 65-704 
LATVIA 
Missions 

Lutheran. 64-814 
LAUB, George. 64-737 
LAUDER, George, Jr. 64-767 
LAUDER, George, Sr. 64-767 

LA M-^ ALE ' JameS Hart ' 1822 - 19 °9- 
"ESS*"' *— »W«to». 1826-1847. 
LAUDERDALE, William. 64-1190 
LAUDERDALE family. 64-1190 

^e^^f 1 ' JameS LaUrence - "50-193S. 
LAUGHTON, Charles, 1899-1962. 64-49 
LAUNDRY industry 
Unions. 65-111 
LAUREL, Jose. 65-311 
LAURENCE, Abbott, Jr. 65-186 
"J™"' Henr *> "2t.n 92 . 63-82, 63-293, 

"SSm JOtm ' I754 - 1782 " M - 293 . i2;294, 
LAURINBURG, N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-1063 

^4 3 -«4;S climentde - 1756 - 1835 - 

LAVALLEE, Juan. 64-334 

LAW, James. 64-891 

LAW, John, 1671-1729. 64-122 

LAW, John, 1796-1873. 64-1585, 65-162 

LAW, Jonathan, 1674-1750. 64-190, 64-203 

LAW. 64-1343, 65-679 
see also Legislation 

Ad ^ e «^' fi f t , i « eS ' lectttres > etc 65-165 
65-380, 65-762, 65-900 

Books. 65-357 

Corporation see Corporation law 

Criminal. 65-1920 

Education see Law— Study of; Law- 
Teachers and teaching; Law schools 

History see Legal history 

InternationaL 64-183, 65-507, 65-1742 
65-1920 ' 

Societies. 65-1917 

Notes, etc. 65-647, 65-721, 65-1027 
65-1428 ' 



Patent. 65-904, 65-905 

Periodicals. 64-1363 

Railroad see Railroads-Legislation and 
regulation 

Societies see Bar associations 

Students' notebooks. 65-278, 65-606 
65-1368 ' 

Study of. 65-186 

see also Law schools 

Teachers and teaching. 64-1275 k «-7 
65-536, 65-648765-1896 ' 3 "' 

see also Law schools 

By place 
Connecticut 65-679 
Latin America. 65-1080 
LAW and justice. 65-1722 
LAW clerks. 65-110 
LAW enforcement 

Great Britain. 65-1873 
LAW practice 

Here are entered business and legal 
records of lawyers; references to lawyers' 
activities; and material on the legal 
profession. 

see also Lawyers 

64-1031, 65-1607, 65-1729, 65-1742 
By period and place 

■Jfit.'- to 20th ct- ntn-i., 

Connecticut 64-1279 
South Carolina. 63-291 

18th century 

Maryland. 63-116 

New Jersey. 65-1656, 65-1666 

North Carolina. 64-429 

18th anri lO tp centurtPg 

64-188 

Connecticut. 64-1371 

New Jersey. 65-1689, 65-1699, 65-1703 

North Carolina. 64-558, 64-1011, 64-1029 

Pennsylvania. 65-915, 65-1556 

South Carolina. 64-1130, 64-1552, 65-849 

Virginia. 63-145, 64-797 
19th century 
63-205, 64-1584 
Alabama. 63-136, 64-496 
California. 64-734 
Florida. 64-1047 
Georgia. 64-407 
Illinois. 64-1329 
Indiana. 65-858 



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LAW practice 

19th century (Continued) 

Maine. 65-1557 
Massachusetts. 63-337, 65-186 

Michigan. 64-1482, 65-237, 65-658 

Missouri. 64-275, 64-281, 64-282, 64-301 

New Jersey. 65-1559, 65-1640 

New York. 64-889, 64-931, 64-1009 

New York City. 65-702 

North Carolina. 64-428, 64-445, 64-522, 
64-572, 64-626, 64-640, 64-651, 64-979, 
64-1058, 64-1071, 64-1079, 64-1080, 
64-1100, 64-1108, 64-1127 

Ohio. 63-167, 64-119, 65-905 

Pennsylvania. 64-400, 64-1150, 65-827 

South Carolina. 64-645, 64-1039, 65-936 

Southern States. 63-69 

Tennessee. 64-408, 64-510, 64-1007, 

64-1178 
Texas. 64-740, 64-745 

Vermont 64-1589 

Virginia. 64-800, 64-1189, 64-1228, 
65-974 

Washington, D. C. 63-44, 63-342, 65-904, 
65-1956 

1800-1849 



LAW practice 

19th and 20th centuries (Continued) 



Connecticut. 65-1836 
Delaware. 64-212 
Illinois. 64-331 
New Hampshire. 65-1036 
North Carolina. 64-575 
Virginia. 65-963 

1850-1899 



Alabama. 
Arkansas. 



64-421, 64-1544 
63-126 



California. 64-729 
Colorado. 65-1189 
France. 64-408 
Kentucky. 65-738 
Michigan. 65-242, 65-607 
Missouri. 65-680 
Montana Territory. 63-150 
Nebraska. 65-1475 
New Jersey. 65-1563 
New York. 64-888 

North Carolina. 64-444, 64-983, 64-1014, 
64-1133 

North Dakota. 65-792, 65-795 

Oregon. 65-1136 

Pennsylvania. 65-821 

South Carolina. 64-1000, 64-1550 

Tennessee. 69-798, 64-1176 

Vermont. 65-955 



California. 64-738 

Illinois. 64-58, 64-1279 

Michigan. 64-1469, 64-1473, 64-1479, 
65-316, 65-458, 65-468, 65-473, 65-543, 
65-556, 65-584, 65-606, 65-630, 
65-1360 

Missouri. 64-325 

Nebraska. 65-1437, 65-1440 

Nevada. 65-1991 

New Jersey. 65-1642, 65-1671 

New York. 64-354, 64-857, 64-892, 
64-942 

New York City. 64-892, 64-1279, 64-1333 

North Carolina. 64-420, 64-434, 64-439, 
64-451, 64-469, 64-478, 64-606, 
64-1081, 64-1085, 64-1123, 65-729 

Ohio. 63-159 

South Carolina. 63-113, 65-846 
Tennessee. 63-382, 64-451 
Texas. 64-748, 64-759 
Virginia. 64-551, 64-1273 
20th century 
64-1577 

California. 64-725, 65-1063 
Illinois. 64-1607 
Kentucky. 65-79 
Nebraska. 65-1500, 65-1505 
New York. 64-919 
New York City. 64-720, 65-79 
North Carolina. 64-368, 65-720 
Washington. 64-1261, 65-1042 
Washington, D. C. 65-108, 65-90'' 

1900-1949 
California. 63-17 
Michigan. 65-357 
New Jersey. 65-1679 
New Mexico. 65-1168 
New York. 64-919, 65-40, 65-1869 
New York City. 65-932 
North Carolina. 64-368 
North Dakota. 65-762 
South Carolina. 63-151 
Washington, D. C. 64-1036 
Wisconsin. 64-1638 
LAW schools. 64-1363 

see also Law— Teachers and teaching 

Students 

Massachusetts. 63-177 



Michigan. 65-278, 65-429, 65-648 

LA WALL, Charles H. 65-1983 

LAWES Lewis E. 64-446, 65-47, 65-56 

LAWN, Evan, collector. 64-896 

LAWRENCE, Abbott, 1792-1855. 64-1584, 
65-905 

LAWRENCE, Andrew Middleton, b. 1864. 
65-2004 

LAWRENCE, Charles, 1709-1760. 63-381, 
63-404 . 

LAWRENCE, David, 1888- 64-1599, 
64-1622, 65-1059 

LAWRENCE, David Herbert, 1885-1930. 
64-150, 65-1205 

LAWRENCE, Ellis Fuller, 1879-1946. 64-695 

LAWRENCE, Frances (Brashear) b. 1819. 
64-416 

LAWRENCE, Frank Edward. 64-1269 

LAWRENCE, Henry Effingham, 1809-1876? 

64-416 
LAWRENCE, James E. 65-1507 
LAWRENCE, John L. 63-336 
LAWRENCE, Sarah Stone. 65-836 
LAWRENCE, Una Roberts. 64-1157 

LAWRENCE, Sir William, bart. , 1783-1867. 
65-1540 

LAWRENCE and Holford, firm. 64-695 
LAWRENCE Co. , Mo. 

County court papers. 64-324 
LAWRENCE family. 64-416 

Genealogy. 65-882 

LAWRENCE Institute of Technology, Highland 
Park, Mich. 65-1351 

LAWRENCE, Kan. 

Colleges and universities jee Kansas- 
University (Lawrence) 

LAWRENCE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1866 
LAWRENCEVILLE School, Lawrenceville, N. J. 

Students. 65-1651 
LAWS, Samuel Spahr, 1824-1921. 64-282 
LAWSON, John Howard. 64-1632 
LAWSON, Robert, 1892-1957. 65-1978 
LAWSON Valentine Company. 64-913 

LAWTON, Alexander James, 1796-1876. 
64-544 



425 



LAWTON, Alexander Robert, 1818-1896. 
64-544 

LAWTON, Alexander Rudolph, b. 1858 
64-544 

LAWTON, Charles DeWitt, 1835-1909. 65-644 

LAWTON, Frederick J., 1900- 65-120 

LAWTON, Sarah (Alexander) 64-544 

LAWTON, Walter T. 65-1862 

LAWTON, William M. 64-650 

LAWTON family. 64-506, 64-544 

LAWYER, Nez Perce' chief. 64-1251 

LAWYERS 

see also Law practice 

Biography. 64-469 

Societies see Bar associations 

Women as. 64-720, 65-1437 

LAWYERS' and judges' papers, 1820-1962 
(Manuscript collection) 65-1360 

LAY, George Washington, 1798-1860. 63-368 

LAY, George William, 1860-1932. 64-1043 

LAY Henry Champlin, Bp. , 1823-1885. 
64-1043 

LAY family. 64-1043 

LAYMAN'S Club. 65-1505 

LAYTON, Mrs. Anthony. 65-1693 

LAYTON, Davis, 1822-1862. 64-706 

LAZARUS, EUen see Allen, EUen (Lazarus) 

LAZARUS, MarxE. 64-1080 

LAZARUS family. 64-1080 

LAZEAR, Bazel F. 64-274 

LEA, Adeline. 64-1044 

LEA, Eugenia. 64-1044 

LEA, Isaac, 1792-1886. 64-100 

LEA, Lilianne. 64-1044 

LEA, Lorenzo. 64-1044 

LEA, Serena Rootes. 64-1032 

LEA, Solomon, 1807-1897. 64-1044 

LEA, Vincent. 64-1044 

LEA, Wilhelmina, 1843-1936. 64-1044 

LEA, William, 1751-1806. 64-1044 

LEA, William, 1777 7-1873. 64-1044 

LEA, Willis M. 64-1044 

LEA family. 64-1044 . 65-1533 



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^ACH^Frank Willing, 1855-1943, collector. 

LEACH, Henry Goddard. 65-717 
LEACH, M. L. 65-1365 
LEACH, Sallle Alston (Mangum) 63-373 
LEAD mines and mining 

Missouri. 64-326, 64-336 
LEADBEATER, Charles Webster, 1847-1934. 

LEADLEY, T. A. 65-1409 

LEAF, James Pinney, 1866-1949. 64-1549 

LEAGUE, H. H. 64-745 

LE M-m2° r C ° lumWa VaUe y Authority. 
LEAGUE Island, Pa. 

Navy Yard. 64-1388 
LEAGUE of American Jews. 65-1734 
LEAGUE of American Wheelmen. 64-1433 

"ESSEX 

C °^^-° n f^^ into the production of 
narcotocs in Persia, 1925-1926. 65-3? 

Committee of Experts to Revise the World 
Court Statute. 64-778 

Committee on Double Taxation. 65-1069 

Economics Committee. 64-1311 

Mandates see Mandates (League of Nations- 
trusteeships) 



LEACH, DeWitt C. , b. 1832. 64-1511 
65-646 



LEAGUE of Nations Association. 64-1303 
65—1216 

see also American Association for the 
United Nations 

LEAGUE of Ohio Sportsmen. 63-260 

U S:'S 9 " V0te " °< ** ™« States. 

Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-1375 
LEAGUE to Enforce Peace. 64-1303 
LEAK, Fannie see Wall, Fannie (Leak) 
LEAK, John W. , 1816-1876. 64-542 
LEAK family. 64-542 
LEAL, Alexander. 64-932 
LEAL, Ebenezah Maxwell. 64-932 

LE D L '„ L ,t Cy ^ ueU (Kln e ) £?! Snankland, Lucy 
Buell (King) Leal y 

LEAL, Malcolm. 64-932 

LEAL, Mary Ayres. 64-932 

LEAL family. 64-932 

LEAMTNG, Aaron, 1715-1780. 65-1668 



LEARNED, Henry Barrett, 1868-1931 
64-1575 

LEARNED institutions and societies. 63-301 
63-384, 64-151, 64-767, 64-1352, 65-434 ' 
65-1719, 65-1980 ' 

see also Education— Societies; Scientific 
societies; and names of specific Institu- 
tions and societies 

Kentucky. 65-25 

Michigan. 65-361 

^T^"** (Ferry > 1851 - ca - ««• 

65-1041 

LEARY, John, 1837-1905. 65-1041 
LEASBURG, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-1044 
LEATHER industry and trade. 63-91 

see also Skins and hides 

Tanning formulas. 65-1594 

North Carolina. 64-369, 64-550, 64-564, 

Virginia. 64-587 
LEATHES, William. 64-123 
LEAVENWORTH, Abner Johnson, 1803-1869. 
LEAVENWORTH, Eliza. 64-1045 
^oT"™' Frederi <**eabody, * US3. 

LEAVENWORTH, Henry, 1783-1834. 65-1811 
LEAVENWORTH, Hester. 64-1045 
LEAVENWORTH Female College, Petersburg, 



LEAVENWORTH, Kan. 



Description of gold rush travelers 
65-589 

LEAVES from an old Washington diary by 
Elizabeth Virginia (Lindsay) Lomax. 

LEAVES of grass, by Walt Whitman. 65-1198 

LEAVTTT, Robert. 65-1409 

LEAVY, Charles Henry, 1884- 64-1272 

LEBANON 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1348 

Teachers and teaching. 65-588 
LEBANON, N. H. 64-1485 

LEBANON Station Charge of the Tennessee 
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal 
Church, South. 64-969 

LEBANON, Tenn. 

Cumberland University 

Students. 64-481 

LECONTE, Emma see Furman, Emma 
(Le Conte) 

LE CONTE, John, 1818-1891. 63-132 



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LE CONTE, John Lawrence, 1825-1883. 
65-654 

LE CONTE, Joseph, 1823-1901. 63-132, 
64-543, 65-654 

LECTURE notes, 1809-13 (Manuscript collec- 
tion) 65-1951 



LECTURES and lecturing 

For lectures on specific subjects or topics 
see those subjects or topics 

64-54, 64-68, 64-1210, 64-1559, 64-1562, 
64-1556, 65-322, 65-532, 65-822, 65-905 

California. 64-1160 

France. 65-1920 

Great Britain. 65-1920 

Ireland. 65-1834 

Missouri. 64-328 

New York City. 65-1520 
LEDERLE, Arthur F. , b. 1887. 65-606 
LEDGER-enquirer, Columbus, Ga. 64-1163 
LEDOUX, Louis Vernon, 1880-1948. 64-150 
LEDUC, Jules. 64-340 
LEDUC, Marie Phillippe. 64-334 
LEDYARD, Henry, 1812-1880. 64-1511 
LEE, Agnes. 65-995 
LEE, Agnes CRand) 1868-1939. 64-150 

LEE, Anne Lucinda see Jones, Anne Lucinda 
(Lee) 

LEE, Blewett Harrison. 64-545 

LEE, Caroline (Maxwell) 63-182 

LEE, Charles, 1758-1815. 64-1227, 64-1567 

LEE, David W. 65-1669 

LEE, Edmund Jennings, 1772-1843. 64-1227, 
65-995 

LEE, Ernest Eugene, 1876-1962. 64-1162 , 
64-1553 

LEE, Fltzhugn, 1835-1905. 63-66, 64-619 

LEE, Franklin, 1786-1861. 65-828 

LEE, George F., 1812-1894. 65-828 

LEE, George Washington Custis, 1832-1913. 
64-1017 

LEE, Gideon. 65-1669 

LEE, Hannah see Corbin, Hannah (Lee) 

LEE, Harry D., b. 1828. 65-446 

LEE, Henry, 1756-1818. 63-375, 64-1145, 
64-1227, 65-990, 65-991, 65-995 

LEE, Henry, 1787-1837. 63-363 

LEE, Henry A. G. 65-1119 

LEE, Henry C. 65-991 

LEE, Hutson. 63-295 



LEE, J. Overton. 65-887 

LEE, Jesse, 1758-1816. 65-697 

LEE, John Furman, 1842-1910. 65-1860 

LEE, Lewis Earle, 1870-1937. 63-182 

LEE, Mary Ann Randolph (Custis) 1806-1873. 
64-457, 65-995 

LEE, Mary (Brown) 1869-1952. 63-260 

LEE, Mary E. see Lee, Mary (Brown) 1869- 
1952 



LEE, Mildred. 65-995 

LEE, Muna, 1895- 64-150 

LEE, Nathaniel P. 64-1592 

LEE (R. E.) Camp Confederate Soldiers' Home, 
Richmond, Va. 65-1011 

LEE (R. E.) Camp No. 1, Confederate 
Veterans, Richmond, Va. 65-1011 

LEE, Richard Bland, 1761-1827. 64-1227 

LEE, Richard Henry, 1732-1794. 65-995 

Autographs. 64-63 

LEE, Robert Edward, 1807-1870. 65-994, 
65-995 

As correspondent. 64-39, 64-545, 64-765, 
65-895 

Autographs. 63-314, 65-59 

Order signed by. 65-1 

Relating to. 64-541, 65-986 

LEE, Samuel Phillips, 1812-1897. 64-609 

LEE, Stephen Dill, 1833-1908. 63-290, 
64-545 , 64-608, 64-1017 

LEE, Thomas Sim, 1745-1819. 65-995 

LEE, Vernon E. 63-260 

LEE, W. Creighton. 65-1669 

LEE, William, 1739-1795. 65-995 

LEE, William, 1772-1840. 63-347 

LEE, William Henry Fitzhugh, 1837-1891. 
65-995 

LEE Club, Richmond, Va. (later Common- 
wealth Club) 65-960 

LEE Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Land. 65-971 

Personal papers. 64-1189 
LEE family. 64-1240, 65-995 

Genealogy. 63-335, 64-1241, 65-976 
LEECH, Carl Addison. 65-360 
LEECH, W. B. 64-1175 
LEEDS, Lewis Walker, 1827-1896. 65-156 
LEEDS, Morris Evans, 1869-1952. 65-156 



LEEDS, Eng. 

Firearms industry and trade. 64-1288 

LEENHOUTS, Abraham, b. 1866. 65-1365 

LEE'S lieutenants, by Douglas SouthaU 
Freeman. 65-986 

LEETE, A. E. 65-1365 

LEETE, Frederick De Land, Bp., 1866-1958. 

64-970 
LEEWARD Islands. 63-221 

LE FEVRE, Peter Paul, Bp. , 1804-1869. 
64-1482 

LEFFINGWELL, Christopher. 63-364 

LEFTWICH, Joel, 1759-1846. 64-1046 

LEFTWICH, Robert. 64-1046 

LEFTWICH family. 64-1046 

LEFTWICH'S grant, Tex. 64-745 

LEG 

Amputation. 65-1918 

LEGAL documents see the subdivisions 

Legal documents and Land— Legal documents 
under names of places 

LEGAL history. 64-469, 64-1352, uo-679 

Vermont. 65-955 
LEGAL medicine see Medical Jurisprudence 
LEGAL systems _see Political science 
LE GALLIENNE, Eva. 65-1998 

LE GALLIENNE, Richard, 1866-1947. 
64-150, 65-1205 

LE GARDEUR, Gustave, b. 1831. 64-1212 

LE GARDEUR family. 64-1212 

Genealogy. 64-1212 

LEGARE, HughSwinton, 1797-1843. 64-452, 
64-556, 64-960, 65-936 

LEGARE, James Matthews, 1823-1859. 63-48 

LEGATIONS see Diplomatic service; U. S.— 
Legation 

LEGENDS 

see also Folklore 

Indians. 63-2, 63-11, 65-600, 65-1047, 

65-1518 
Pioneer life. 65-1047 

LEGGETT, Nazareth. 64-1531 

LEGISLATION. 64-253,64-561,64-764, 
64-938, 64-1576, 65-33, 65-48, 65-157, 
65-1507 
see also legislation on particular subjects, 

e.g. Agricultural laws and legislation; 

labor — Laws and legislation; and 
subdivisions Government and legislation 
or Politics under names of States 

Direct. 65-1470 



427 



LE GRAND, Julia. 64-758 
LEGRAS, J. M. P. 64-314 

LEHMAN, Herbert Henry, 1878-1963. 65-34 
65-47 , 65-54, 65-56 ' 

LEHR, Henry s. 63-255 
LEIDY, Joseph, 1823-1891. 65-654 
LEIGH, Robert D. 64-70 
LEIPZIG, Ger. 

Fur trade. 65-673 

Students (U. S.J 64-645, 65-594 

LEISERSON, William Morris, 1883-1957. 
65-27 

LEITE, Alfred Pinto see Pinto Leite, Alfred 

LEITENSDORFER, Eugene. 65-1121 

LEITMERITZ, Czechoslovakia see 
Litomif ice, Czechoslovakia 

LELAND, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903. 
64—803 

LELAND, Henry Martyn, 1843-1932. 64-1474 

LELAND, Waldo Gilford, 1879- 65-1980 

LELAND Stanford Junior University see 
Stanford University 

LELONG, J. 64-1213 

LEMAY, Curtis. 65-911 

LEMBJTIER, Augustin Rene' Louis, Bp of 
Treguier. 64-166 



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LEMKE, William, 1878-1950. 65-674 

LEMOS, Manuel Gayoso de see Gayoso de 
Lemos, Manuel ~ 

LEMPRIERE, Thomas. 63-221 

LENAWEE Co. , Mich. 

County records. 65-416 

Insurance companies. 64-1406 

LEND-lease operations (World War m 
65-30, 65-43 

L'ENFANT, Pierre Charles, 1754-1825. 
64—768 

L'ENGLE, Edward McCrady, 1834-1890 
64-1047 

L'ENGLE family. 64-1047 

LENINGRAD, Russia see St. Petersbure 
Russia 8 ' 

LENOIR, William, 1751-1839. 64-535 

LENOIR Co. , N. C. 

Business and personal papers. 64-370 

Family papers. 64-668 

Farms and farming. 64-375 

Local government. 64-473 

Superior Court 64-370 
LENOIR, N. C. 

General stores. 64-520 



Letters from. 64-438 

Resident of. 64-584 
LENOIR Station, Tenn. 

Civil War. 64-243 
LENOX, James, 1800-1880. 64-792 

LENROOT, Katharine Fredrlca, 1891- 
04-21 

LENTHALL, John, 1807-1882. 63-155 
63-367 ■ a3 ' 

LENTZ, Frederick Sigismund. 66-1561 

LE6N, Diego de Vargas Zapata y Luii, Ponce 

de see Vargas ZapataTLujfc^e de 

LednTriiego de 

LEON y Gama, Antonio de, 1*35-1802. 63-1 
LE ° 4 ^ R f. *«*». "97-1863. 64-275. 
LEONARD, Donald S. 65-536 
LEONARD, Irving Albert. 65-566 
LEONARD, Isam. 64-546 
LEONARD, J. c, b. 1838. 65-563 
LEONARD, J. L. 65-1495 
LEONARD, Joshua. 64-847 
LEONARD, Nathaniel, b. 1768. 64-275 
LEONARD, Reeves. 64-275 
LE °^ J - William EUery, 1876-1944. 
LEONARD, William S. , 1794-1825. 64-546 
LEONARD family. 64-275 
LEONI, Mich. 

Central Normal School. 65-1351 
Michigan Union College. 65-381 
Theological Institute. 65-1353 
Wesleyao Methodist Church. 65-637 
LEPROSY 

Washington. 63-212 

^1840 Y ' ie 64 : - h 8^ nOnt ' JamCS Dotaaeu > 178 °- 
LE RAY de Chaumont; Vincent. 63-220 

LERICH family. 65-1354 

LERNER, Max, 1902- 65-384 

LEROY, James Alfred, 1875-1909. 65-1370 

LERRIGO, P. H. J. 65-1711 

LE SEURE, Helen. 65-157 

LESLEY, J. Peter, 1819-1903. 64-100 

LE 64^06 Amy <MrS - L11Ue (WCSt) Br0Wn Buc *> 



LESLIE Woman Suffrage Commission. 63-369 
LESQUEREUX, Leo, 1806-1889. 64-100 

LE ff?S Gotthold E P°~i». 1729-1781. 
do -230 

LESTER family. 64-639 
LETCHER, John, 1813-1884. 63-66 
LE ^ 4 C ™ t . Robert Peridna, 1788-1861. 

LETTERS from; and Letters received in see 
as subdivisions under names of local places 
lor letters of a general nature written from 
or received in that place by any persons 
LEUCOCYTES. 64-134 
LEUPP, Burrage Beach. 65-1669 
LEUPP, Charles Mortimer. 65-1669 
LEUPP, William. 65-1669 
LEUPP, William H., Jr. 65-1669 
LEUPP, William Hopkins. 65-1669 
LEUPP family. 65-166? 
LEVANT see Near East 
LEVER, D. 64-727 

LEVERETT, Frank, 1859-1943. 64-100 
LEVERETT, John, 1662-1774. 65-1250 
LEVERETT, William. 63-328 
LEVERICH, Charles P. 65-1203 
LEVERICH, Matilda. 65-1203 
LEVERICH family. 65-1203 
LEVERING, Eugene, 1845-1928. 64-1160 
LEVERING, Mrs. Eugene. 64-1157 
LEVERING, Joshua, 1845-1935: 64-1160 
LEVEY, Edgar C, 1881- 65-2011 
LEVI, Oscar. 65-636 

LEVI, Werner, 1912- 63-244 
LEVIN, Herman, 1907- 64-1614 
LEVIN, Meyer, 1905- 65-1104 



LEVINSON, Salmon Oliver, 1865-1941 
64-J24. 64-183 

LEVISTON, George. 65-159 

LE m9- E 1901 Dla — PhmpB - E «SeolaCLevy) 

LEVY family. 64-613, 64-797 

LEWIN, Kurt, 1890-1947. 65-486 

LEWIS, Abel N. 64-255 

LEWIS, AUen. 65-879 

LEWIS, Benton W. , b. 1844. 65-625 

LEWIS, Cecil Day see Day^Lewis, Cecil, 1904- 



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LEWIS, Charles Edward. 64-955 

LEWIS, Charles Lee. 65-969 

LEWIS, David John, 1869-1952. 63-106 

LEWIS, Dixon Hall, 1802-1848. 64-496 

LEWIS, Eleanor Parke (CustLs) 1779-1852. 

LEWIS, Elizabeth Herritage (Bryan) 64-1048 

LEWIS, Exum. 64-1048 

T.EWIS. Fielding. 17637-1834. 64-125 

LEWIS, Gilbert. 65-1928 

LEWIS, Henry, of Glasgow, Mo. 64-273 

LEWIS, Howard Bishop, 1887-1954. 65-361 

LEWIS, Ivey Foreman, 1833-1884. 64-547 

LEWIS, James Hamilton, 1863-1939. 64-183, 
64-247, 65-1052, 65-1053, 65-1821 

LEWIS, Janet, 1899- 64-150, 64-733 

LEWIS, John D. , commission merchant In 
Russia. 65-1670 



LEWIS, John Fletcher. 64-273 

LEWIS, Julia. 65-1670 

LEWIS, Justin. 65-1160 

LEWIS, Kenelm Harrison, 1816-1866. 
64-1048 

LEWIS, Mary Alice. 65*1670 

LEWIS, Meriwether, 1774-1809. 64-268, 
64-288, 64-314 

Estate of. 65-1161 
LEWIS, Mittie (Pender) 64-548 
LEWIS, Morgan, 1754-1844. 63-366 
LEWIS, Noel Lawson, 1876- 65-1077 
LEWIS, Oscar, 1893- 64-1367 

LEWIS, Percy Wyndham see Lewis, Wyndham, 
1882-1957 

LEWIS, Richard Henry, 1806-1857. 64-1048 

LEWIS, Richard Henry, 1832-1917. 64-1048 

LEWIS, Rufus G. 63-328 

LEWIS, Sinclair, 1885-1951. 64-127, 65*517, 
65-1205, 65-1934 

LEWIS, W. H. 65-995 

LEWIS, Will F. 64-947 

LEWIS, William David, 1792-1881. 65-1670 

LEWIS, William Ely, 1839-1864. 65-565 

LEWIS, William Gaston, 1835-1901. 64-548 

LEWIS, Wyndham, 1882-1957. 64-955, .- 
65-1205 

LEWIS and Clark Expedition. 64-314 



LEWIS Co., N. T. 64-824 
Railroads. 64-941 

LEWIS family. 64-81, 64-268, 64-955, 
64-1048 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

LEWIS Institute, Chicago, IHL 64-1324 

LEWIS Manufacturing Company, Walpole, Mass. 
64-240 

LEWIS, Oliver and Phillips. 65-1754 
LEWBOHN, Adolph. 65-47 
LEWISTON, Me. 

Bates College. 65-1094 

LEWISTOWN, TO. 
Schools. 63-119 

LEXINGTON, Ga. 

Letters from. 65-1530 

LEXINGTON, Ky. 

Family papers. 63-107, 64-416 

Merchants. 63-196 
LEXINGTON, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-1128 
LEXINGTON, S. C. 

Lutheran Theological Seminary. 64-550 

LEXINGTON, Va. 

Colleges and universities see Washington 
and Lee University, Lexington, Va. 

Resident of. 64-618 

Virginia Military Institute see Virginia- 
Military Institute, Lexington 



LETBA, Fernando de. 64-314 

LIABILITY, Employers' see Employers' 
liability 

LIAISON Committee of Women's International 
Organisations 
Peace and Disarmament Committee. 63-232 

LIARD River Indians. 65-1819 
LIBBY, Frederick Joseph, 1874- 64-446 
LIBBY, Isaac Chase, 1852-1923. 64-214 
LIBBY family. 64-214 

t.toby Prison, Richmond, Va. 65-869, 
65-885 

LIBEL see Freedom of the press 
LIBERAL Judaism see Reform Judaism 
LIBERAL League, National. 65-1219 
LIBERAL Republicanism^ 65-907 

LIBERIA. 64-73 

Colonization. 64-751, 64-1175 



Travel and description. 63-107 
LIBERIA College. 64-73 
LIBERTY, Civil see Civil liberty 

LIBERTY Co. , Ga. 

Personal papers. 64-385 

LIBERTY Engine Company No. 1, Gold Hill, 
Nev. 65-1145 

LIBERTY League, American. 65-343 
LIBERTY League, Corn Belt. 65-1507 
LIBERTY loans (World War I) 64-1501 

LIBERTY, Me. 

History. 65-1963 

LIBERTY, Mo. 

Personal papers. 65-676 
LIBERTY of religion see Religious liberty 

LIBERTY of the press see Freedom of the 
press 

LIBERTY Party. 65-264, 65-595 

LIBERTY, Tenn. 

Banks and banking. 64-1195 

LIBRARIANSHIP. 64-101, 65-884, 65-1309, 
65-1933, 65-1982 

LIBRARIES. 64-767 

Administration. 64-101 

Fundraising. 65-37 

Gifts, legacies, etc. 

Michigan. 65-566 

New York City. 64-1543 
By type 
Church. 64-1551 



College and university. 64-96, 64-101, 
64-1426 

Massachusetts. 65-1232, 65-1269, 
65-1276, 65-1298 

Michigan. 65-191, 65-217, 65-348, 
65-357, 65-548, 65-566, 65-593 

Minnesota. 65-1982 

New Hampshire. 65-1847 

North Carolina. 63-80 
Medical. 65-1541 
Presidential. 65-37, 65-121 
Private. 64-126, 65-432 

Catalogs. 64-815, 65-585 

Public 

Minnesota. 63-245 
State. 65-996 

Tennessee. 65-884 
Zoology 

Catalogs. 65-1938 



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"BRAKES (Continued) 

By place 
Great Britain. 65-156 
Illinois. 65-707 
Massachusetts. 65-187 
Minnesota. 63-241, 63-249, 65-671 
Missouri. 65-121, 65-677 
New York City. 65-187 
North Dakota. 65-797 
Pennsylvania. 65-820 
Tennessee. 65-886 
Virginia. 65-996 
LIBRARY associations. 64-101 

M1 65 i8an ' 6& " 196, 65 - 26 °. 85-422, 
South Carolina. 64-1552 
Tennessee. 65-884, 65-886 
LIBRARY of Congress. 64-613, 64-776, 

Catalog Division. 64-101 
LICHTY, David Martin, 1862-1942. 65-362 
LIDDELL, Moses. 64-441 
LIDDELL family. 64-441 
LIDDLE, Ralph A. 64-850 
LIDDON, Henry Parry, 1829-1890. 63-207 
LIE, Trygve. 64-1622 

LIEBER, Francis, 1800-1872. 63-370 
64-1569, 64-1585, 65-930, 65 -931 '"' 

LIEBLTNG, A. J. 65-1664 
LIEN law 

Minnesota. 63-236 
LIFE car (Marine rescue boat) 65-1691 
LIFE insurance see Insurance-Life 
LIFE-records of Chaucer (Publication) 64-811 
LIFESAVTNG. 65-1691 
LIGETT, Walter W. 65 -1427 

LIGHTFOOT, F. W. 64-800 

LIt 65^° T ' Mar y WasW »gt°nBaU (Minor) 

LIGHTFOOT family 

Genealogy. 65-969 
LIGHTHALL, Dow L. , b. 1809. 65-552 
LIGHTING 

see also Electric lighting 

Theaters. 64-1625 
LIGHTS, Superintendent of 

Florida. 64-595 
LIGON family 

Genealogy. 64-1188, 65-967 



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LIGUESTE LACLEDE, Pierre see Laclede 
Pierre Ligueste, 1724-1778 

LTLBURN family 

Genealogy. 65-962 

LILIENTHAL, David Ell 1899- 64-771 

ft" 5 ' »;"«>. 65-29, aS-61, *-*' 
65-64, 65-78, 65-384 

LILLEGARD, G. 63-18 

LILUE, Betsey. 65-2019 

LILLIE, Daniel Campbell, b. 1B28. 65-2019 

LILUE, John, 1755-1801. 65-2019 

LILLIE, John, 1791-1855. 65-2019 

LOLIE, John, 1818-1844. 65-2019 

LILLIE family. 65-2019 
LIMA, N. Y. 

Cemetery records. 64-898 
LIMA, Peru. 64-296 

Provincial Council. 63-74 
LIMESTONE Springs, S. C. 

Family papers. 65-724 

UM^Gthe^esidency, National Committee 

U V i ^ , l ^^ m ' Pr6S - U - S - "09-1865. 
63-95, 64-61, 64-1385. 65-2017 

Administration of. 65-166 
A *65™6M ber ° f "■" mi ° 0iS Le «*» latare - 

As correspondent 64-1383. 65-681 
65-905, 65-931 ' 

Assassination. 63-185, 64-270, 64-1571 
65-605, 65-905 

Autographs. 64-47, 64-63, 65-59 

Books about. 65-1108 

Election campaign, 1860. 64-511 

Funeral. 65-625 

Inauguration (First) 63-107 

Inauguration (Second) 64-666 

Interview with. 64-804 

Letters to. 64-1329, 65-162 

Meeting with the Baltimore Convention 
committee. 65-246 

Newspaper clippings. 64-146 

Relating to. 63-392, 64-38, 64-966, 

65-166, 65-287, 65-344, 65-630 65-719 
65-878, 65-1920 ' * 

Review in honor of. 63-229 
Speeches. 65-557 



Statue of. 65-909 

LINCOLN, Benjamin, 1733-1810. 63-49 
65-1318 ' 

LINCOLN, Isaac. 65-2001 

LINCOLN, John. 65-2001 

LINCOLN, Levi, 1782-1868. 65-178 

LINCOLN, Mary (Todd) 1818-1882. 65-2017 

LINCOLN, Robert Todd, 1843-1926. 63-371 
64-247, 64-764, 65-162 ' 

Autographs. 65-358 

LINCOLN Centennial Association of Springfield. 
EU. 64-247 —c-— «u, 

LINCOLN Centre, Chicago, HI. 64-1326 
LINCOLN Co., Me. 

Family papers. 65-1704 
LINCOLN Co., N. C. 

Family papers. 64-417, 64-433 
LINCOLN Co., Tenn. 
Courts. 65-726 
History (Notes, etc.) 64-1193 
LINCOLN Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
LINCOLN-Douglas campaign. 64-511 
LINCOLN family. 64-61 
Migration. 64-1386 

LD 6 5?^3 Highwa y Association. 65-343, 
LINCOLN, m. 

Asylum for Feeble Minded. 64-167 
^COLNJoint Stock Land Bank, Lincoln, Neb. 

LINCOLN Migration Commission. 64-1386 
LINCOLN, Neb. 

Altrusa Club. 65-1414 

As State capital. 65-1418 

Banks and banking. 65-1462 

Board of Education. 65-1464 

Civic affairs. 65-1490 

Commissioner of Public Safety. 65-1451 

Fraternities and sororities. 65-1459 

Government. 65-1421, 65-1435 

Judges. 65-1428 

Law practice. 65-1437 

Mayors. 65-1451 

Music educators. 65-1484 

National Union for Social Justice. 85-1490 

Nebraska State Penitentiary. 65-1494 



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LINCOLN, Neb. (Continued) 

Nebraska Wesleyan University 65-1480 

Personal paoers. 65-1425, 65-1445, 
65-1456, 65-1481 

Politics. 65-1431 

Organizations and parties. 65-1507 
Population elements 

German-Russian colony. 65-1509 

Resident of. 65-1409, 65-1417, 65-1424, 
65-1444, 65-1463, 65-1987 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1461 

University of Nebraska see Nebraska- 
University (Lincoln) 

Urban League. 65-1490 

Women's organizations. 65-1415 

LINCOLN Oil and Gas Company. 65-1053 

LOJCOLN-Roosevelt Republican League. 
65-860, 65-867 

LINCOLN Street Railway Company, Lincoln, 
Neb. 65-1464 

LINCOLN Tunnel 

Ventilation. 65-1939 

LTNCOLNIANA (Book collecting) 64-146 

LINCOLNIANA (Manuscript collection) 

RR.51MT 

LJNCOLNTON, N. C. 

Business and personal papers. 65-729 
Civil War. J64-610 
Family papers. 64-559, 64-1030 
Farms and farming. 64^999 
Resident of. 64-638 

LTND, Jenny see Lind-Goldschmidt, Jenny 
Maria, 1820-1887 

LIND-GOLDSCHMIDT, Jenny Maria, 1820- 
1887. 64-1182, 65-659 

LINDBERGH, Anne (Morrow) 64-739 

LINDBERGH, Charles August, 1659-1924. 
64-1255, 65-672 

LINDBERGH, Charles Augustus, 1902- 
64-1557, 64-1573, 65-672 

LINDBERGH family. 65-672 

LINDBERGH kidnapping case, 1938. 64-1573, 
65-914 

LINDBLAD, Adolf F. , 1801-1878. 65-859 
LINDE family. 65-1575 
UNDEMER, Lawrence B. 65-363 

LINDEN, Ala. 

Resident oL 64-440 
LINDLEY, Ernest K. 65-47 
UNDLEY, Paul. 64-365 
LINDSAY, Howard, 1889- 65-1064, 65-1838 
LINDSAY, John A. 64-549 



LINDSAY, Nicholas Vacbel, 1879-1931. 

64-137, 64-150, 65-708, 65-1934, 65-1997 

LINDSAY, Robert Goodlow, b. 1816. 64-549 

LINDSAY, Vachel see Lindsay, Nicholas 
Vachel 

LINDSAY family. 64-549 

Genealogy. 65-968 
LINDSLEY, Mrs. A. V. 65-1671 
LINDSLEY, Isaac. 65-1671 
LINDSLEY, Philip, b. 1862. 65-1671 
LTNEBACK, Julius A. 64-1008 
LINEN industry 

see also Textile industry and trade 

Ireland. 63-102 

Scotland. 64-412 

LINGELBACH, William Ezra, 1871-1962. 
63-7 

LDJGLE, Hiram D. 65-1421 
LINGUISTICS see Language and languages 
LINN, Joseph Adolph, 1810-1864. 64-550 
LINN Co., Or. 64-706 
LION, Leon. 65-854 
LION (Ship) 64-344 

LIPMAN, Charles Bernard, 1883-1944. 
64-1522 

IIPPDJCOTT, Bertha Horstmann see Coles , 
Bertha Horstmann (Llppincott) 1880-1963 

LIPPINCOTT (J. B.) Company, Philadelphia, 
Pa. 65-829 

LTPPINCOTT, Walter, 1849-1927. 65-829 

LIPPINCOTT (Walter) prize. 65-829 

LIPPINCOTT family. 65-829 

LIPPINCOTT'S magazine. 63-321 

LTPPMANN, Walter, 1889- 63-323, 64-1572, 
64-1622, 64-1624, 65-1205 

LIPSCOMB, E. S. 64-1049 

LIPSCOMB, Sally (Draper) 64-1049 

LIPSCOMB, Smith. 64-1049 

LIPSCOMB, William. 64-1049 

LIPSCOMB, William N. 64-30 

LIPSCOMB family. 64-1049 

LTPSCOMBE, Rebecca see Russell, Rebecca 
(Lipscombe) 



LIQUOR Control Commission, Michigan. 
64-1491; 65-484 

LIQUOR problem 
Indians. 65-672 



LIQUOR trade 

see also Distilling industries; Taverns, 
saloons, etc. ; Whiskey — Price 

Taxation. 65-1787 

Michigan. 64-1491 

New York City. 65-1175 

Oregon. 64-704 

South Carolina. 63-300 

Virginia. 64-980 
LISLE, N. Y. 

Account books. 64-863 

Genealogy. 64-864 

Theological student 64-862 

LISLET, Louis Moreau. 65-699 

USSNER, Meyer, 1871-1930. 65-860 , 65-867 

LIST, John Adam. 65-364 

LISTER, Ernest, 1870-1919. 64-1263, 
64-1271, 65-1052 

LISTS, registers, etc. , Military see material 
under names of armies, military units, 
States, and wars, e.g. Tennessee— Infantry; 
Civil War — Registers, lists, etc 

LITCHFIELD, Edward Harold, 1914- 65-423 
LITCHFIELD, I1L 

Churches and religious affairs 
Lutheran. 63-22 
LITCHMAN, Marts M_. 1887-1960. 65-1042 

LITERACY. 64-1193 

LITERARY affairs see Literature and literary 
affairs 

LITERARY Club of Cincinnati. 63-173 

LITERARY manuscripts (Manuscript collec- 
tions) 65-228, 65-1361, 65-1664 

LITERARY profession see Authorship 

LITERARY societies. 63-24, 63-50, 65-922 

Michigan. 65-406, 65-529, 65-1339, 
65-1367 

. Nebraska. 65-1419 

North Carolina. 65-728 

North Dakota. 65-781 

Ohio. 63-173 

South Carolina. 63-289 

Washington, D. C. 64-1574, 65-922 

LITERARY Society of Washington, Washington, 
D. C. 64-1574 

LITERATURE and literary affairs. 63-372, 
64-281, 64-363, 64-790, 64-882, 64-955, 
65-9, 65-11, 65-14, 65-384, 65-717, 65-863, 
65-1118, 65-1198, 65-1722, 65-1739, 
65-1850, 65-1852, 65-1958, 65-1997 

see also Authors; Authors and publishers; 
Authorship; Children's literature; Pub- 
lishers and publishing; and names of 
literatures, e. g. Spanish literature 

Criticism. 65-839 



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LITERATURE and literary affairs (Continued) 
Lecture notes. 64-233 
Marketing. 65-10 
' s Periodicals. 65-1029, 65-1106, 65-1118 
Teachers and teaching. 64-926, 64-1338 
By place 

Great Britain. 64-810, 65-10, 65-14 
65-1198, 65-1845, 65-1847, 65-1849 

North Carolina. 64-606 

Peru. 63-74 

Scotland. 65-1848 

South Carolina. 63-289 

Southern States. 64-1040 

Spain. 64-48 

LTTOMERICE, Czechoslovakia. 64-1216 

LOT, Jacob. 65-844 

LITTLE, Amos B. 64-509 

LITTLE, Clarence Cook, 1888- 64-1455 
64-1474, 64-1515, 65-307, 65-332, 65-365 
65-531,65-547,65-645 ~' 

LITTLE, Edward, 1773-1849. 64-357 
LITTLE, Edward Toppan, 1809-1867. 64-357 
LITTLE, Emily T. 64-892 
LITTLE, Josiah, 1747-1830. 64-357 
LITTLE, Josiah, 1791-1860. 64-357 
LITTLE, Josiah, 1801-1865. 64-357 
LITTLE, Josiah Stover, 1801-1862. 64-357 
LITTLE, Moses S. 65-1020 
LITTLE, Norman. 64-873 
LITTLE, Thomas Brown, 1799-1854. 64-357 
LITTLE Big Horn, Battle of the, 1876. 65-773 

Lm /f„'n, Br0Wn **" Com P»ny,' Boston, Mass. 
DD-1B03 



LITTLE family. 64-357 
LITTLE magazines. 65-1118 
LITTLE man (Periodical) 65-1106 

LITTLE Ogeechee Baptist Church, Screven 
Co., Ga. 65-190 

LITTLE Prairie Ronde, Mich. 

Travels from. 64-1503 
LITTLE River, N. C. 64-377 
LITTLE Rock, Ark. 

Civil War. 63-231 
LITTLE Theatre movement. 65-1998 
LITTLE Traverse Bay, Mich. 

Construction industry. 65-539 



LITTLEJOHN, Flavius Josephus, 1804-1880 
05-366 

LITTLEJOHN family. 64-1031 
LITTLER, Da vii 64-245 

LITTLETON-Griswold Fund. 63-3i 9 
LIVELEY family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 

LTVERMORE, George, 1809-1865. €4-914 

LIVERPOOL, Eng. 

Cotton trade. 64-1398 

Flour industry and trade. 64-907 

""ewSw M ' 258 * M - 1033 ' M - 1398 - 

Shipping records 
Trade. 63-274 
LIVERY stables see Stables 

LIVESAY, Florence (Randal) 1874-1953 
64-150 



64-256, 64-824, 64-897 



LIVESTOCK. 64-245, 64-1193 



see also Animals, and names of kinds of 
livestock, e. g. Cattle; Horses; Sheep 

Branding. 64-299 

Breeders* associations 

North Dakota. 65-787 

Indians. 65-1994 

Marketing. 65-1757 

By place 

Alabama. 65-1864 

Colorado. 65-1767 

Japan. 65-892 
Michigan. 65-201 
Montana. 65-1769 
Nebraska. 65-1212, 65-1430 
Nevada. 65-1994 
New Mexico. 65-1771 
North Carolina. 64-989 
South Carolina. 63-313 

IS T G ^TEf' New York a *' Cou °^l of 
the. 64-1630 

"ssss A 6 i 5 d f 6 r uyier) van ■— — * 

LIVINGSTON, Burton Edward, 1875-1948 
65-1672 

LIVINGSTON, Edward, 1764-1836. 65-491 
LIVINGSTON, Henry, 1714-1799. 65-1529 

"W^fTON, Henry Brockholst, 1757-1823. 
65-H93 J 

LIVINGSTON, Howard. 65-1B07 

LIVINGSTON, J. M. 65-1807 



LIVINGSTON, Robert, 1654-1728. 65-60 

LIVINGSTON, Walter, 1740-1797. 64-1567 

LIVINGSTON, William, 1723-1790. 63-293 
65-1550, 65-1570, 65-1694 

LIVINGSTON Baptist Association. 64-924 

LIVINGSTON Co., Mich. 

Agricultural societies. 65-1346 

County records. 65-416 

Land 

Transactions. 65-426 
LIVINGSTON Co. , N. Y. 

Churches and religions affairs 

Baptist. 64-924 
Vital records. 64-898 
LIVINGSTON family. 65-60 
LIVINGSTON, Kinkead & Company. 65-1807 
LIVINGSTONE, John. 64-1575 
LIVONIA, Mich. 

Business papers. 65-205 

LL 2?^J« AJ i red Henr y- 1864-1927. 64-1515 
65;367, 65-636, 65-1397 ' 

LLOYD, David Demarest, 1911-1962. 65-121 

LLOYD, Lola Maverick. 65-1160 

LLOYD GEORGE, David, 1863-1945. 64-767 

"SE,?"?' EdIth Lacker st e en see Jones, 
Edith Lackersteen Lloyd 

LOADER, Patience. 64-737 

LOANS. 64-1502, 64-1638, 65-857, 65-1742 
Michigan. 64-1441, 65-400 
New York. 64-934 

LOBATO, Jose'BentoMonteiro, 1882-1948 
64-697 

LOBBYING. 64-851, 65-1778 

LOBSTER fishermen 

Maine. 64-712 

LOCAL government see County government 
andcounty records; Municipal government; 
Township records; and appropriate sub- 
divisions under names of places. 

LOCAL papers and records see as subdivision 
under names of States for "general material 
about local places within the State, e g. 
Michigan— Local papers and records'falso 
indexed under Ann Arbor, Mich. ) 

LOCHNER, Elsbeth. 64-1615 
LOCHNER, Louis Paul, 1887- 64-161 5 
LOCHNER, Robert 64-1615 
LOCK, James. 64-56 



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LOCKE, Edwin Allen, 1910- 65*122 

LOCKE, Frances Sargent see Osgood, Frances 
Sargent (Locke) 1811-1850 

LOCKE, Franklin D. 64-865 



LOCKE, George Adams, 18347-1909. 
65-1786 

LOCKE, John, 1792-1856. 63-256 

LOCKE, John Francis. 64-460 

LOCKE, N. Y. 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-899 
LOCKERT family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 



LOCKETT (James) Camp No. 3, United Spanish 
War Veterans, Carson City, Nev. 65-1787 

LOCKETT, Samuel Henry, 1826-1891. 
64-1050 

LOCKHART, Eleanor (Kelly) 64-538 
LOCKHART, Samuel. 64-538 
LOCKOUTS see Strikes and lockouts 
LOCKS (Canal) 64-865 
LOCK'S Hotel, Newbttryport, Mass. 64-56 
LOCKWOOD, Albert, 1871-1933. 65-547 
LOCKWOOD, Elmer Leo, 1889- 64-898 

LOCKWOOD family. 64-958 

Genealogy. 64-898 
LOCOMOTIVES. 63-37, 65-539 

see also Steam engines 

Iowa. 64-1379 
Pennsylvania. 65-1547 

LOCUST Hill, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-978 

LOCUSTS. 64-1241 

LODGE, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924. 64-247, 
64-767, 64-778, 64-1218, 64-1290, 65-565, 
65-862, 65-913, 65-917, 65-1160, 65-1850 

LODGE, Henry Cabot, 1902- 65-487, 65-1059 
LODGES see Fraternal organizations 
LODI Township, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-660 
LOEB, William, 1866-1937. 64-769, 64-778 
LOEWS, inc. see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, inc. 

LOG booms. 63-235 
LOGAN, Benjamin. 64-314 

LOGAN, Mrs. John A. see Logan, Mary 
Simmerson (Cunningham) 1838-1923 

LOGAN, John Alexander, 1826-1886. 63-371, 
64-1304, 65-162 ] 



LOGAN, John Alexander, 1865-1899. 63-371 

LOGAN, Kate Virginia (Cox) 64-551 

LOGAN, Mary Simmerson (Cunningham) 1838- 
1923. 63-371, 64-1304, 65-162 

LOGAN, Sam. 64-1189 ' 

LOGAN, Stephen Trigg, 1800-1880. 64-245 

LOGAN, Thomas Muldrup, 1840-1914. 
64-551 

LOGAN, Walter Seth, 1847-1906. . 65-648 

LOGAN, Sir William Edmund. 65-654 

LOGAN Co., Ky. 

Family papers. 64-518 

LOGAN family. 63-371, 64-551, 64-1304 

LOGAN, Neb. 

Citizens' petitions. 64-1527 

LOGAN, Utah 

State Agricultural College. 64-840 

LOGBOOKS see Aviation— Flight logbooks; 
Ships — Logbooks 

LOGGERS and Lumbermen, Loyal Legion of . 
64-1271, 65-1051 

LOGGING see Lumber industry and trade 



LOGIC. 63-365, 65-1199 
Teachers and teachings. 



65-1251 



LOHMANN, Karl Baptiste, 1887-1963. 
65-1924 

LOHRFTNCK, Rosalind. 65-1850, 65-1852 

LOIRE River. 63-6 

LOITERING. 64-1140 

LOLITA (Screenplay) by Vladimir Nabokov. 
65-921 

LOMAX, Anne Corbin see Green, Anne 
Corbin (Lomax) 

LOMAX, Elisabeth Winter (Payne) 1850-1932. 
65-968 

LOMAX, Elizabeth Lindsay see Wood, 
Elizabeth Lindsay (Lomax) 

LOMAX, Elizabeth Virginia (Lindsay) 1796- 
1867. 65-968 

LOMAX, Jane Tayloe see Worthington, Jane 
Tayloe (Lomax) 

LOMAX, Lundsford Lindsay, 1835-1913. 
65-968 

LOMAX, Martha Virginia Sarah. 65-968 

LOMAX family. 65-968 

LOMBARD, Warren Plimpton, 1855-1939. 
64-1515, 65-369 

LONDON, Edith Ward, 1881-1933. 64-552 



LONDON, Fritz. 65-1718 

LONDON, Jack, 1876-1916. 64-1624, 65-861 

LONDON, John, 1747-1816. 64-552 

LONDON, John, lawyer, fL 1873-1888. 
64-552 

LONDON, John L. 64-442 

LONDON, Lawrence F. 65-884 

LONDON, Lucy (Hall) 64-552 

LONDON and Bryan, Boston, Mass. 64-372 , 

LONDON Economic Conference, 1933. 64-567 
64-1577, 65-66 

LONDON, Eng. 

Authors' societies. 64-796 

Booksellers and bookselling. 64-792 

Choirs (Music) 65-859 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 64-1160 

Company of Merchants Trading to the South 
Seas see South Sea Company 

Consular service (Hawaii) 65-1777 

Consular service (U. S. ) 65-1553 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-817, 
64-1348, 65-63, 65-1576 

Unofficial representative. 64-1568 

Drury Lane Theater. 65-1878 

Epidemics, 1814.- 64-69 

Flour industry and trade. 64-907 

Friends' Library. 65-156 

Fur trade. 64-172, 65-673 

Land. 64-1537, 65-1569, 65-1879 

Letters from. 64-94, 65-1798 

Libraries. 65-156 • 

Merchants. 64-259, 65-1526 

Metropolitan Tabernacle. 64-1160 

Monetary and Economic Conference, 1933. 
64-567, 64-1577, 65-66 

National Service League. 64-74 

Periodicals. 65-1876 

Personal papers. 65-1473, 65-1560, 
65-1591, 65-1593, 65-1666 

Prisons. 64-43 

Publishers and publishing. 64-1347, 

65-1085 
Shipping records. 64-412, 64-1400 

Silver mining companies. 65-1156 

Stock Exchange. 65-1157 

,' Theater. 65-1874, 65'-1878 

Theatrical costumes. 65-1761 



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LONDON, Eng. (Continued) 



Travel and description. 63-250, 64-1180 
64-1217 ' 

U. S. Legation. 65-63 

University. 63-54 

World Economic Conference. 1933 64-5(57 
64-1577, 65-66 * 

LONDON family. 64-552 

LONDON Index (Periodical) 65-1029 

LONDON Yearly Meeting of Friends. 65-153 

Meeting for Sufferings. 65-153 

LONDONDERRY, Charles William Vane 3d 
marquis of, 1778-1854. 64-169 ' 

LONDONDERRY, Robert Stewart, 2d marquis 
of, 1769-1822. 64-169 

LONDONDERRY, N. H. 

Family papers. 64-794 
LONG, Andrew Theodore, 1866-1946. 64-553 
LONG, Benjamin N. 64-554 
LONG, George, 1800-1879. 63-54 

LONG, Huey Pierce, 1893-1935. 63-97 
65-1488 

LONG, J. M. 65-1771 

LONG, Jacob. 64-554 

LONG, John, of Alamance Co. , N. C. 64-554 

LONG, John A. 64-554 

LONG, John Cuthbert, 1892- 64-1474 

LONG, John Davis, 1838-1915. 64-778 
65-565, 65-1319 

LONG, LetlOaR. 64-554 

LONG, Margaret. 65-1160 

LONG, Nicholas. 64-1053 

LONG, NimrodW. E. 65-1864 

LONG, Oscar Russell, d. 1914. 65-1365 

LONG, Queen. 65-1864 

LONG, Ray. 63-383 

LONG, Stephen Harrlman, 1784-1864. 64-343 

Expedition to the Rocky Mountains 1819- 
1820. 65-676 

LONG, William West. 63-14 

A LONG day in a short life, by Albert Maltz 
65-1204 

LONG family. 64-554 

LONG Islan/^ u. Y. 

Family papers. 64-416 

Letters received in. 64-597 

Railroads. 65-1520 

Resident of. 65-1097 



LONG Meadows, Augusta Co. , Va. 64-1236 
LONG Prairie, Minn. 

Indians. 63-247 
LONGFELLOW, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 

Autographs. 64-47, 64-63 
LONGFELLOW, Samuel, 1819-1892. 63-401 
LONGITUDE. 64-1556 

see also Geodesy 
LONGMIRE family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

LONGSHOREMEN. 65-1042 
LONGSTREET, Aaron. 65-1673 

LON ^ TREET . Augustus Baldwin, 1790-1870. 
"•NGSTREET, James, 1821-1904. 63-108, 

^^HZf pondent. 64-223, 64-545, 64-765, 

Relating to. 64-541 
LONGSTREET, Stephen, 1907- 65-1105 
LONGWORTH, Nicholas, 1782-1863. 65-18 

"SmSE 1 * NichDlas ' 1869 - l9si - ••>-»«. 

LONGWORTH family. 63-174, 63-193 

LONGYEAR, John Wesley, 1820-1875 
65-246, 65-370 

LONGYEAR family 

Genealogy. 64-898 

LOOKING Glass, Nez Perce' chief. 64-1251 
LOOKOUT Mountain, Tenn. 
Cravens House. 65-885 
LOOMIS, DanieL 64-788 
LOOM1S, Francis Butler, 1861-1948. 65-862 
LOOMS see Textile machinery 
LOO-NEE, Sidney. 64-1157 
LOOSEY, Charles Frederick de. 64-345 
LOPER, Richard Fanning. 64-1578 
LORCH, Emil, 1870-1963. 65-434, 65-1340 
LORD, Eliza (Hill) 64-555 

LORD, Eliza Jane see De Rosset, Eliza Jane 
(Lord) ~ 

LORD, Frederick James. 64-555 
LORD, Milton E. 65-1982 
LORD, William C. 64-555 
LORD family. 64-555 , 64-995 



LORDS Commissioners for Trade and 
Plantations see Great Britain-Board of 
Trade 

LORIMER, Louis. 64-334 

LORIMER, William. 64-1498 

LORDK5, David R. 64-56 

LOSING, William Wing, 1818-1886. 65-870 

LORME, Lola, 1883- 65-1850 

LORRAINE 

Travel and description. 65-852 

LORY, Charles Alfred, 1872- 65-1833 

LOS ALAMOS, N. M. 64-126 
Scientific societies. 64-28 

LOS ANGELES, Calif. 
Bible Institute. 64-1160 
Church of All Nations. 64-775 
Churches and religious affairs. 64-775 

Seventh Day Adventist. 65-1474 
Law practice. 63-17, 64-738 
Lectures and lecturing. 64-1160 
Reform movements. 65-860 
Resident of. 65-1114 
Southwest Museum. 64-7 

L °!^I H ?V Urrey - En *- (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1879 



LOSKE, Paul. 64-5 

"f^Xj; Benson John, 1813-1891. 63-67, 

LOTHROP, J. 63-346 

LOTOS Club, New .York City. 65-1059 

LOTT, Abraham 

Estate of. 65-1683 
LOTTERIES. 64-659 
Land 

New York. 65-1561 
Tickets. 64-309, 64-317 
Louisiana. 63-350 
LO ?P» Henry Nelson, 1850-1938. 65-371. 

LOUDON, Tenn. 

Resident of. 64-451 
LOUDOUN Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Letters received in. 64-1060 
LOUGH family. 63-183 
LOUIS XIV, King of France, 1638-1715 

Autographs. 64-63 

LOUIS XV, King of France, 1710-1774. 
64-449, 64-956 



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LOUIS Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia, 1772- 
1806. 64-1615 

LOUIS, Joe, 1914- 65-372 

LOUIS A. Slotin Memorial Fond. 64-126 

LOUISA Co. , Va. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Episcopal. 64-1246 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-978, 65-965, 65-1006 
LOUISA Grays (23d Virginia Regt ) 65-965 
LOUISA (Ship) 65-1522 
LOUISBURG, Can. 

Siege, 1745. 63-221 
LOUISBURG, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-388, 64-501 

Resident of. 64-1035 
LOUISIANA 

see also Orleans Territory 

Agricultural experiment stations. 64-1113 

Banks and banking. 64-480 

Cavalry. 65-890 

15th Battalion (Civil War) 64-596 

Census. 63-93 

Charity Hospital (formerly Royal Hospital), 
New Orleans. 64-480, 64-1212 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 64-341, 65-1535 

Episcopal. 64-486, 64-1548 

Methodist. 65-1830 
Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-1136, 65-441, 65-564 

Letters from. 64-416 

Military occupation. 65-441 

Military papers. 65-890 

Military service In. 64-246, 64-303, 
64-484, 64-1094, 65-564 

Regiments see Louisiana— Cavalry; 
Louisiana — Infantry 

Soldiers from. 64-480, 64-1094, 
64-1208 

Clubs. 64-1125 

Colleges and universities. 64-840, 65-1492 

Commission merchants. 64-669, 64-682, 
64-1033 

Cotton 

Growing. 64-622 

Trade. 64-1533, 65-716 
Customs service. 64-1587 



Economic conditions. 65-159 
Engineering. 64-765 
Estates. 65-701 
Family papers. 64-591 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-2019 

19th century. 65-878 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-412, 64-527. 
64-594, 64-648 

Foreign population 

Irish. 65-159 
Freemasons. 64-578 
French period. 64-261, 65-700 

Trade. 64-85 
Hospitals. 64-480, 64-1212 
Infantry 

1st Regt., 1861-1865. 64-1208 
Judges. 65-694 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-26 

Public. 64-1102 

Transactions. 64-450 
Letters from. 65-743, 65-1320 
Lotteries. 63-350 
Haps. 64-743, 64-1209 
Medical practice. 64-578 

Merchants. 64-1398 
Military posts. 64-288 
Military service in. 63-264 
Militia. 64-1212 
Municipal government. 65-699 
Paint Industry and trade. 65-889 
Personal papers 

19th century. 64-447, 64-596, 64-746 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-376, 64-474, 
64-609, 64-1045 

Plantations. 64-405, 64-416, 64-517, 
64-622, 64-669, 64-1054, 64-1102, 
64-1125 

Politics. 63-76 

Letters relating to. 64-364, 64-1094, 
65-878 

Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 64-517 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-441, 
64-1125 

Reconstruction. 64-1125, 65-878 

Riots. 65-159 

Schools. 64-252 

Sheriffs. 64-480 

Shipping records. 64-255, 64-682, 64-897, 
64-1211, 64-1215 



Slave trade. 64-1546 
Social life. 65-159 
Spanish period. 65-700 

State Military College, Alexandria see 
Louisiana— State University and Agricul- 
tural and Mechanical College (Baton 
Rouge) 

State Seminary of Learning see Louisiana- 
State University and Agricultural and 
Mechanical College (Baton Rouge) 

State University and Agricultural and 
Mechanical College (Baton Rouge) 
64-840, 64-1050 

Faculty organization. 65-1492 

Sugar Experiment Station, New Orleans. 
64-1113 

Steamboat lines. 64-255, 64-345 

Students. 64-1018 

Sugar Experiment Station, New Orleans. 
64-1113 

Sugar growing. 64-1118 

Travel and description. 64-268, 64-1179 

19th century. 64-522, 64-1182, 65-1581 
Varnish Industry. 65-889 
Vital records 

Marriages. 65-701 

Yellow fever epidemic, 1878. 64-1209 

LOUISIANA Purchase. 64-287, 64-334. 
65-700 

LOUISIANA Purchase Exposition, 1904 see 
St. Louis, Mo. —Louisiana Purchase 
Exposition, 1904 

LOUISIANA Territory 

Land claims and titles. 64-283 

Transfer papers of government commis- 
sioners. 65-700 

LOUEIANAIS (Steamboat) 64-1211 

LOUISVILLE advertiser. 64-252 

LOUISVILLE and Nashville Railroad. 64-511 

LOUISVILLE, Ky. 64-81 

Brook Street Methodist Episcopal Church. 
65-24 

Civil War 

Military service in. 64-243 
Family papers. 65-26 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-26 
Law practice. 65-79 
Newspapers. 64-252 
Personal papers. 64-1103 
Resident of. 64-426, 65-21 
Social Hfe. 65-24 

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary 
(formerly at Greenville, S. C. ) 64-1069, 
64-1161, 65-1884 



435 



LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Continued) 
Travel and description. 64-1180 

"™« BT . Clement Augustas, 1843-1926. 

LOUP City, Neb. 

Drug trade. 65-1441 
LOVE, Anna see Russell. Anna Love 
LOVE, James M. , 1820-1891. 63-210 
LOVE, James Robert, 1798-1863. 64-1014 
LOVE, June (Spencer) 65-739 
LOVE, William A. 65-1360 
LOVE 

Poetry. 64-751 .... . 
LOVE family. 64-1014 
Genealogy. 64-1307 
LOVE Speculation Lands. 64-1014 
LOVEJOY, Ernest. 65-1941 
LOVEJOT, Francis T. F. 64-767 

LOVEJOY Military Academy, Raleteh. N C 
64-1040 *^ 

LOVELAND, Bertha Eugenia see Selmon 
Bertha Eugenia (Loveland) ~ ~ ' 

LOVELL, Ann. 63-280 
LOVELL, Joseph. 63-220 
LOVELL, Vincent Smith. 65-1374 
LOVELL, William Storrow. 65-736 
LOVELL family. 65-736 
LOVELONG Tract 64-207 
LOVEMAN, Amy, 1881- 64-1558 
LOVEMAN, Samuel E.,1887^ 65-2004 

LOVETT, Robert Abercrombie, 1895- 
64-1557 

LOVETT, Robert Morss, 1870-1956. 64-127 
64-137, 64-150, 65-384, .65-704 ~~ ' 

LOVDfGSTONCo., Va. 

Civil War 

Letters received in. 64-656 

LOW, Nicholas. 65-1674 

LOW (Sampson) and Marston, firm. 64-796 

LOW, Seth, 1850-1916. 63-246, 64-767 

LOW, WlllHicock, 1853-1832. 64-1339 

LOW country of South Carolina. 63-305 
63-312, 65-82 '" 

LOWDEN, Frank Orren, 1861-1943. 64-128 
64-247, 65-157 -' 

LOWE, Henry. 64-1037 
LOWE, Mrs. Stanley T. 65-387 



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LOW / : ^ Abbott Lawrence, 1856-1943 
65-587, 65-1257 

LOWELL, Amy Lawrence, 1874-1924. 
64-150, 64-1334, 64-1338 

"SK, SB" 0836 "' 1819 - 18W - «■«' 
LOWELL, JohnAmory. 65-837 
LOWELL, PerclyaL 1855-1916. 64-1271 
LOWELL family. 65-837 
LOWELL, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 
New Jerusalem Church. 65-183 
Vital records 
Births. 65-183 
LOWENFELS, Walter, 1897- 65-1847 
LOWNDES, Charles. 64-556 
LOWNDES, Elizabeth (Pinckney) 64-556 
LOWNDES, Marie Adelaide (Belloc) 1868-1947. 

LOWNDES, Rawlins, 1721-1800. 64-556 
LOWNDES, Thomas Pinckney. 64-556 
LOWNDES, William, 1782-1822. 64-556 
LOWNDES Co., Miss. 

Plantations. 64-515, 64-1109 
LOWRY, John J. 64-279 

LOWRY, Robert James Collas, 1919- 
65—1106 

LOWRY, Thomas C. 64-211 
LOWVILLE, N. Y. 

Papers from. 64-824 
LOY, Myrna. 65-911 
LOYAL Company of Virginia. 64-154 

LOYAL Legion of the United States see 

?? ^L° rder of U* ^^ LegidnTf the 
United States 



LOYALIST cause to Spain see Spain-Civil 
War, 1936-1939 ' 

LOYALISTS 

Here are entered references to persons 
toyal to the British government during the 
American Revolution 

63-82, 63-275 

Claims. 65-1528, 65-1666 

Confiscation of property. 65-1528 
65-1529 . 65-1666 ' 

History (Notes, etc) 65-1627 



By place 
Canada. 65-1627 
Great Britain. 65-1627, 65-1666 
Maryland. 63-116 

New Jersey. 65-1603, 65-1627, 65-1666 
New York. 65-1528. 65-1529 
North Carolina. 64-1057 

LOYALTY oaths see Civil War- Loyalty 
oaths; Oath of allegiance 

LOYDE, Stephen, d. 1712. 64-1248 

LOZANO, Pedro. 63-1 

LUARK, Michael Fleenen, 1818-1901. 
64-1265 

LUARK, Patterson F. 64-1265 
LTJBELL, Samuel. 65-77 

LUBIN, Isador, 1896- 65-34. 65-48 rw <ra 
65-64, 65-81 ^ S= ^' 65 ~ 62 > 

LUCA, Harold W. 65-1686 

LUCAS, Charles. 65-679 

LUCAS, Edward Verrall, 1868-1938. 64-1347 

LUCAS, Elizabeth see Ptocimey, Elizabeth 
(Lucas) 1721-1793^ *oi«u>etn 

LU e5^73 Hen^yStePbe,1 ' 1889 " 1961 . collector. 
LUCAS, James a, 1800-1873. 65-694 
LC 65!f694 JOlmBaPUSteC1,arleS ' 175 8-"42. 



LUCAS, Scott Wike, 1892- 64-253 
LUCAS, William. 63-298 
LUCAS family. 65-694 
LUCCA, Italy 

Craftsmen's guild. 63-65 
LUCE, Claire. 65-1064 
LUCE, Clare (Boothe) 1903- 65-463 
LUCE, Constant, 1821-1903. 65-659 

LU ^'J? T S S ^ay. "24-1905. 65-399 
65-552, 65-565 ' 

LUCE, Henry Robinson, 1898- 65-52 

LUCE, Robert, 1862-1946. 65-57 

LUCE, Stephen B. 65-896 

LUCE Co. , Mich. 

War Preparedness Board. 65-263 
LUCIA Mill Company. 65-1053 
LUCKETT family 

Genealogy. 65-882 
LUCY Cobb Institute, Athens, Ga. 64-226 



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LUDERT, F. A. 64-345 

LUDINGTON, Mich. 

Stearns Salt & Lumber Company. 65-574 

LUDLOM, William. 64-769 

LUDLOW Coal Mine (Colorado) 65-1783 

LUDLOW, Vt 

Letters received in. 64-1555 
LUDWELL family 

Genealogy. 64-1229 

LUFFSEY, Reilly. 65-779 

LUFKEN, Aaron. 65-1540 

LUJAN Ponce de Leon, Diego de Vargas 

Zapata y see Vargas Zapata y Lujan Ponce 
de Leon, Diego de 

LUMBER 

Purchases of 

North Carolina. 64-370, 64-374 

Shipping. 64-1389, 64-1400 

LUMBER industry and trade. 64-907, 64-1058, 
64-1101 

see also Cutover lands; Forest products 
industry; Timber •"... 

Industrial relations. 65-1051 
Working conditions. 64-1271 

California. 65-1187 

Canada. 64-1267 

Connecticut. 64-1310 

Maine. 64-357, 65-1829, 65-1972 

Massachusetts. 65-181, 65-205 

Michigan. 64-1470, 64-1476, 64-1511, 

64-1617, 65-205, 65-225, 65-256, 65-258, 
65-302, 65-326, 65-371, 65-385, 65-392, 
65-393, 65-395, 65-402, 65-404, 65-523, 
65-526, 65-528, 65-529, 65-574, 65-646, 
65-657, 65-1358 

History (Notes etc. ) 65-360 

Minnesota. 63-235 

Missouri. 65-695 

Montana. 63-250 

Nevada. 65-1187 

New Jersey. 65-1640, 65-1653 

New York. 64-821, 64-863, 64-886, 64-901 

North Carolina. 64--381, 64-617, 64-985, 
64-989, 65-709, 65-712 

Oregon 65-1051 
Pacific Northwest. 65-1051 
Pennsylvania. 65-19, 65-826 _. 
Southern States. 63-56 
Texas. 64-745, 64-749 
Vermont. 64-789 



Washington. 63-250, 64-1265, 64-1267, 
65-1048, 65-1051 

The West. 65-1793 

Wisconsin. 64-1617, 64-1621, 64-1623, 
64-1637, 65-657 

LUMBERING see Lumber industry and trade 

LUMBERMAN'S gazette. 65-326 

LUMBERMEN'S associations. 64-1267 

LUMMB, Charles Fletcher, 1859-1928. 64-7, 
64-802 

LUMMB, Elizabeth Fries see EUet, Elizabeth 
Fries (Ltimmis), 1818-1877 

LUMMB, Frances (Douglas) see Douglas, 
Frances, 1870- 

LUMPKDJ, Samuel, 1848-1903. 64-499 

LUMPKIN, Wilson, 1783-1870. 63-66 

LUMUS, DanieL 65-1668 

LUNCHEON clubs see Clubs 

LUNDY, Benjamin, 1789-1839. 64-1472 

LUNENBURG Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

LUNSFORD, William. 64-1553 

LUPP, William _see Leupp, William 

LUQUER, Thatcher Taylor Payne. 64-1354 

LURTON, Horace Harmon, 1844-1914. 
64-798, 65-644S, 

LUTHER, George E. 65-374 

LUTHER, Leslie Leon, 1886- collector. 
64-899 

LUTHER family 

Genealogy. 64-899 

LUTHER Institute, Chicago, HL 63-20 

LUTHERAN Church— Missouri Synod. 63-18, 
63-26, 63-28, 63-29 , 63-33 

Armed Services Commission. 63-31 

Board for Colored Missions see Evangelical 
Lutheran Synodical Conference of North 
America— Missionary Board 

Board for Foreign Missions (later Board for 
World Missions) 64-814 

Board for Home Missions in North and South 
America. 64-187 

Board for Negro Missions see Evangelical 
Lutheran Synodical Conference of North 
America— Missionary Board 

Board for Parish Education. 63-20 

Board for World Missions (formerly Board 
for Foreign Missions) 64-814 

Board of Missions in North and South 

America see Lutheran Church-Missouri 
Synod— Board for Home Missions in 
North and South America 



City Mission, St. Louis, Mo. 63-23 

Commission for Scholarly Research. 63-29 

Commission on Hymnology and Liturgies. 
63-29 

Committee for Doctrinal Unity. 63-18 
Congregational records. 63-21 

Districts 

Atlantic 

Mission Board. 63-32 

Michigan. 65-375 
Education. 63-19, 63-20 
Fiscal Conference, 1956-1958. 63-28 

Home Mission Board see Lutheran Church- 
Missouri Synod— Board for Home Missions 
in North and South America 

Missions. 63-23, 63-32, 64-187, 64-813, 
64-814 

Pastoral conferences. 63-22 
Radio broadcasts. 63-23 

Saxon immigration collection, 1833-1856. 
63-30 

Superintendents' Conference (later Confer- 
ence of Education Executives) 63-19 

Synodical Survey Commission. 63-29 

Training Conference for Chaplains, Fort 
Wayne, Ind., 1941. 63-31 

The LUTHERAN Church, Robinson, HL 63-21 

LUTHERAN churches. 63-218, 64-550 

Colleges and universities. 63-27 

Conferences 

Germany. 63-33 
Doctrinal unity. 63-18, 63-24, 64-813 
Doctrine. 63-24, 63-26, 63-28, 63-29 
Education. 63-20, 63-29, 63-33 
Hymns. 63-29 
Liturgy and ritual 63-29 
Marriage. 63-24 

Missions. 63-26, 63-27, 63-29, 63-33, 
64-813 

Foreign. 64-814 

Home. 63-23, 64-187 
Seminaries. 63-24. 64-550 
Sermons. 63-23, 63-33, 63-34 
Social service organizations. 63-29 
Sunday schools. 63-23 

By place 
Argentina. 63-28 

Brazil. 63-28 

Canada. 63-22 

niinois. 63-21, 63-22, 63-25 

Indiana. 63-22 



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LUTHERAN churches (Continued) 

Maryland. 63-22 

Michigan. 63-21, 63-22, 65-259, 65-375 

Missouri. 63-21, 63-22, 63-30 

Nebraska. ' 63-21 

New York. 63-21, 63-22 

Nigeria. 63-27 

Venezuela. 63-26 

Virginia. 65-1015 

LUTHERAN City Missions of St Louis, Mo. 
63-23 

LUTHERAN Convalescent Home, St Louis, Mo. 
63-23 

LUTHERAN education (Periodical) 63-20 

LUTHERAN High School Association of Greater 
Chicago. 63-20 

LUTHERAN Immigration Society. 63-32 

LUTHERAN Orphan's Home, St Louis, Mo. 
63-23 

LUTHERAN School Conferences, 1651-1854. 

LUTHERAN Synod In North Carolina see 
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod-oTNorth 
Carolina 

LUTHERAN Theological Seminary, Lexington, 
o. C 64-550 

LUTTERLQH, Charles. 64-1051 
LUTTERLOH, Henry EmanueL 64-1051 
LUTTERLOH, Mary F. 64-1051 
LUTTERLOH, Ralph Z. 64-1051 
LUTTERLOH, William, d. 1875. 64-1051 
LUTTERLOH family. 64-1051 
LUTZ, Frank E. 65-1940 
LUXEMBURG 

Claims. 65-849 
LUZERNE Co., Pa. 

Land. 64-897, 64-1147 
Papers from. 64-901 
LYBYER, Albert Howe, 1876-1949. 65-1925 
LYBYER family 

Genealogy. 65-1925 
LYCAEUM Society, Jackson, N. C. 64-401 
LYCEUM Theatre Company, Ithaca, N. Y. 



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LYFORD, Cherry (Greve) 63-173 
LYLE, JohnM. 64-557 
LYLE, Laura (Siler) 64-557 
LYMAN, AmasaM. 64-737 

LY 6^837 Art,1Ur Theodore ' "32-1915. 

LYMAN, Mrs. George W. 64-977 
LY 64^305 OSePh Bar * reU ' 182 9-1«72. 
LYMAN, Laura Elizabeth (Baker) 64-1305 

LYMAN, Pliny S., d. 1868. 65-1348 
LYMAN family. 64-977, 64-1305 f 65-837 
LYMDTOTON, Manor of, Hampshire, Eng. 

LYMPHATIC tissues. 64-134 
LYNAH, James, Jr. 64-1052 
LYNAH, James, 17357-1809. 64-1052 
LYNCH, Frederick. 64-767 

ljY ^^',i ameBB -' 185 9-««- 64-1469 



LYCEUMS 

IUinois. 64-252 
Minnesota. 63-245 
New York. 64-902 

"S^l Slr Charl es. bart , 1797-1875. 
65-654 



LYNCHBURG, Va. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist 64-1228 
City records. 65-1017 
Letters from. 65-1001 
Newspapers. 64-1555 
Personal papers. 64-1226 
Tobacco trade. 63-345 

LYNCHBURG Virginian (Newspaper) 64-1555 
LYNE, Edmund 

Estate of, 64-81 
LYNN, George. 65-1495 
LYNN, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 
LYON, Adrian, 1869-1950. 65-1675 
LYON, BryceD. 64-933 
LYON, G. Collins, 1837-1890. 65-659 
LYON, Lewis. 64-900 

^•^^ 59 T°- mi - e5 -»3, 65,376, 
LYON, Lucretia. 65-376 



LYON, Moses. 64-900 

LYON, Nathaniel, 1818-1861. 65-678 

LYON Co., Minn. 

Farms and farming. 63-239 
LYON family. 64-900 

Genealogy. 65-376 

LYONS Falls, N. Y. 
Papers from. 64-866 
Railroads. 64-941 
LYONS Springs, Calif. 

Pioneer life. 65-952 
LYRIAS Plantation. 64-575 
L !g?7 WUUam »"*«. »• 1805. 
LYSTER family. 65-377 
LYTLE, Robert Todd, 1804-1839. 63-202 
LYTLE, William, 1755-1829. 64-1053 

LYTLE, William, 1770-1831. 63-191 
LYTLE family. 64-1053 



M 



M. G. M see Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, inc. 

MABBOTT, Thomas 0. 63-141 

MAB^Hamllton Wright, 1846-1916. 63-372, 
MABIE, Louise Kennedy. 65-1664 
McADAMS, William. 64-100 

McADOO, William Gibbs, 1863-1941 64-778 
64-1203, 65-940, 65-io52 .-"V 778 -. 

McAFEE, Robert Breckinridge. 65-23 
MACALESTER (Charles) & company. 63-162 
McALESTER, Okla. 63-271 

Coal mining. 63-269 
McAUSTER, Hill, 1875-1959. 64-1185 
MCALLISTER, JohnC. 64-642 
MCALLISTER, Samuel Wilson, 1890- 65-566 
MCALLISTER, Mrs. Thomas F. 65-33 

McALMON, Anne Winifred (Ellerman) see 
Bryher, Winifred, 1894- ^^ 

McALMON, Robert, 1896-1956. 64-150 

MA ^ A J^ Z . Melcnor Rafael de, 1670-1760. 



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McANDREW, William, 1863-1937. 64-1327, 
65-428 

MACAO 

Letters from. 64-1152 

MacARTHUR, Douglas, 1880-1964. 64-1233, 
65-54, 65-1059 

MacARTHUR, Duncan, 1772-1839. 65-977 

McARTHUR (U. S. ship) 65-1518 

MACAULAY, Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1st 
baron, 1800-1859. 64-63 

MACAULEY, Patrick. 65-1522 

MACAY, Elizabeth (Haynes) 64-558 

MACAY, Spruce. 64-558 

MACAY, William Spruce. 64-558 
MACAY family. 64-558 
MacAYEAL, H. S. 64-1490 
McBEE, Mary see Hoke, Mary (McBee) 
McBEE, Silas, 1853-1924. 64-559 
McBEE, Vardry, 1775-1864. 65-729 

McBEE, Vardry, 1860 (ca.)-1938. 64-559, 
65-729 

McBEE, Vardry Alexander, 1818-1904. 
65-729 

McBEE family, 64-559. 64-1030, 65-729 

MACBETH, Malcolm, b. 1865, collector. 
63-312 

McBETH, R. C. 64-278 

McBRIDE, James, 1788-1859. 63-184 

McBRIDE, JohnR. 65-1149 

McCAA, David Galen. 63-156 

McCABE, Arabella S. , 1843-1923. 65-1750 

McCABE, Bertha. 65-1750 

McCABE, Charles Cardweli, Bp. , 1836-1906. 
64-971 

McCABE, H. Dallas, 1872-1925. 65-1750 

McCABE, James H. , 1814-1891. 65-1750 

McCABE, Richard B. , 1792-1860. 65-1750 

McCABE, William Gordon, 1841-1920. 
64-398, 65-1029 

McCABE family. 65-1750 

McCALL, MelB. 65-888 

McCALLA, Isabelle (Hill) 63-107 

McCALLA, John. 63-107 

McCALLA, JohnM., b. ca. 1785. 63-107 

McCALLA family. 63-107 

McCALLUM, Donald, b. 183L 65-1486 

McCALLUM, George Porterfield, 1871-1952. 
65-378 



McCALLUM family. 65-1486 
McCAMMON, Joseph K. 65-1053 

McCANN, Celestlne see Miller, Celestlne 
(McCann) 

McCANN, Lawrence E. 65-162 

McCARRAN, Patrick Anthony, 1876-1954. 
65-1160 

MCCARTHY, Alan. 65-579 

MCCARTHY, Charles. 64-944 

MCCARTHY, Charles, 1873-1921. 64-1624 

MCCARTHY, John. 64-314 

MCCARTHY, Justin, 1830-1912. 64-131 

MCCARTY, William. 65-830 

MCCARTY & Davis, Philadelphia, Pa. 65-830 

McCAY, W. W. 64-873 

McCHESNEY, Charles G. , 1800-1861. 
65-1676 

McCLELLAN, George Brlnton, 1826-1885. 
63-348, 63-360, 64-804, 65-931 

McCLELLAN, Mora see Moore, Mora 
(McClellan) Plowman, 1843-1929 

McCLELLAND, Robert, 1807-1880. 64-1482, 
65-253, 65-1366 

McCLERNAND, John Alexander, 1812-1900. 
65-159 

McCLOUD, Richard. 65-685 

McCLOY, John Jay, 1895- 65-48, 65-64 

McCLUNG, William, d. 1815. 65-25 

McCLURE, Alexander Kelly, 1828-1909. 
65-899 

McCLURE, Grace, 1884-1961. 65-1347 

McCLURE, James B. 64-1180 

McCLURE, Samuel Sidney, 1857-1949. 
64-767, 65-358 

McCLURE Syndicate. 64-1596 
McCOLLAM, Andrew. 64-1054 

McCOLLAM family. 64-1054 
McCOLLUM, David T. 65-1341 

McCOLLUM, Levi. 65-1341 

McCOLLUM family. 65-1341 

McCONAUGHY, C. W. 65-1483 

McCONAUGHY, David, 1823-1902. 65-93 

McCONAUGHY, James Lukens. 65-1077 

McCONIHTE Post No. 45, Grand Army of the 
Republic, Plattsmouth, Neb. 65^1481 

McCONKEY, M. C. 65-344 
McCONMELL, Beatrice. 64-715 
McCOOK, Anson G. , 1835-1917. 63-177 



McCOOK, John James, 1843-1927. *64-769 

McCORD, Charlotte see Cheves, Charlotte 
(McCord) 

McCORD, Louisa Susanna (Cheves) 1810-1879 

Estate of. 63-307 

McCORD family. 63-280 

McCORKINDALE, William J. 65-1989 

McCORKLE, Alexander B. , 1806-1886. 
64-1055 

McCORKLE, Hiram Robert Andrew. 65-887 

McCORKLE, Lucilla Agnes (Gamble) 64-1055 

McCORKLE, Samuel Euseblus. 64-1026 

McCORKLE, William Parsons, 1855-1933. 
64-1055 

McCORMACK, Adeline WUlougnby, b. 1871. 
63-216 

McCORMACK, JohnW., 1891- 64-253 

McCORMICK, Anita (Emmons) see Blaine, 
Anita (Emmons) McCormlck 

McCORMICK, Anne (CHare) 1882-1954. 
65-318 

McCORMICK, Cyrus Hall, 1809-1884. 65-940, 
65-1775 

McCORMICK, James R. 64-278 

McCORMICK, John Gilchrist, 1877-1928, 
collector. 64-1056 

McCORMICK, Soseph Medill, 1877-1925. 
65-860 

McCORMICK, Robert Rutherford, 1880-1955. 
65-584 

McCOSKRY, Samuel Allen, Bp., 1804-1886. 
65-377 

McCOY, Emma. 65-1677 

M'COY, John. 65-23 
McCOY, John Calvin. 64-276 
McCOY, Lusinius S. 64-276 
McCOY, WillardJ. 64-276 

McCOY family 

Genealogy. 65-877 

McCRACKDJ, Josephine Clifford, b. 1838? 
65-2004 

McCRADY, Edward, 1802-1892. 63-291 
McCRADY, Edward, 1833-1903. 63-291 

McCRADY family. 63-291 

McCRADY Sons & Bacot, Charleston, S. C. 
63-291 

McCRARY, Reagan. 64-895 
McCRAY, Elizabeth, collector. 64-901 
McCRAY famtty. 64-901 
McCREA, John L. 65-38 



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McCREAREY, James K. 64-914 

Mccreary, Robert g. 65-915 

McCREERY, Maude. 65-1174 

McCUE, Alexander HaU, 1852-1912. 64-1236 

McCUE family. 64-1236 

Mcculloch, Hugh, 18O8-1895. 63-346 

63-374 . 64-734 

Mcculloch family 

Genealogy. 64-1307 

Mcculloch Mine. 64-507 

McCULLOH, Henry, d. 1778. 63-55 
McCULLOH, Henry Eustace. 64-1057 
. McCUMBER, Porter J. 65-801 
McCURDY, A. D. 65-876 

MacCURDY, George Grant, 1863-1947 
64-1522 

McCURDY, Mary Jane. 65-876 

McCURDY, T. C. 65-876 

MC ?„ U ^ MN ' Green « Choctaw chief, b. 1848? 
63-271 

Mccurtain, Jackson f. 63-271 

McCUTCHEN, Catherine (Bell) 65-881 

McCUTCHEN,- James, 1796-1864. 65-881 

McCUTCHEN, Patrick Henry, 1804-1833. 
65-881 

McCUTCHEN, Samuel, 1759-1816. 65-881 
McCUTCHEN, Samuel Bell, 1809-1871. 65-881 
McCUTCHEN family. 65-881 



™\t-£F C ' BE *' TT ™> ^ HUdegard Smith. 
McCUTCHEON family. 64-290 
McDADE, J. W. 64-756 
McDANIEL, W. H. 64-1164 

McDERMUT family 

Genealogy. 65-1989 
McDILL, Theodore. 64-1196 

Mcdonald, a. c. 65-815 
Mcdonald, Donald 

Estate of. 64-379 
McDONALD, Furman. 63-67 
MACDONALD, J. M. 65-1632 

Ma ?? 0NALD > Jessica Nelson (North) 1894- 

McDONALD, John J. 64-1577 



McDONALD, MattieW. 64-270 
McDONALD, Silas. 64-270 
MacDONALD, William. 64-829 
McDOUGALD family. 64-1122 
McDOUGALL, George, d. 1842. 65-451 
McDOWALL, Susan (Witherspoon) 64-560 
McDOWALL, William D. 64-560 
MacDOWELL, Charles Henry, 1867-1954. 

MacDOWELL, E. C. 64-873 
MCDOWELL, Irvin, 1818-1885. 65-950 
MCDOWELL, James, 1795-1851. 64-561 

Mcdowell, Peggy see Dickso p 

(McDowell) 1783-1854 

Mcdowell, r. j. m. 64-417 
Mcdowell, Samuel, 1735-1817. 65-25 

MCDOWELL, Silas, b. 1795. 64-562 
MC 6£l<?58 L ' Th0maaDavld Smith, 1823-1898. 

Mcdowell, wuiiam, b. 1782. 65-25 

MC ?? W f, LI " WUUam WaUace . 1824-1893. 
04-563 

MacDUFFEE family. 64-794 

McDUFFIE, George, 1790-1851. 63-352 

McELROY, Harry Bates, 1861-1928. 64-1266 

McELROY, Sarah Collins, 1827-1894. 
64-1266 

M ^' """"to" *te=>lng, 1825-1885. 

McELROY, William Thomas. 65-23 
McELROY family. 64-1266 

McELWEE, Emilie. 64-564 
McELWEE, J. H. 64-564 
McELWEE, J. N. 64-564 
McELWEE family. 64-564 
McEWEN family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

McFADDEN, Obadiah Benton, 1815-1875 
65-1043 

McFADDEN, R. H. 64-533 

McFADDEN family. 64-533 

McFALL, James M. 65-1865 

McFALL, Lucretia see Anderson, Lucretia 
(McFall) 



\ 



| McFALL, William. 65-1865 



McFARLAND, Lutie Moore. 65-882 
McFARLAND family 
Genealogy. 65-882 

MACFARLANE, E. C. 65-2004 
McFARLANE family 

Genealogy. 65-883 
McFERRIN, Anderson Purdy, b. 1818. 64-973 
McGAUGHEY, Edward W. 83-398 

MC (Mc V ^ck, EU2abeth ^ Ha " B »^ ****** 

McGEE, Anita (Newcomb) 1864-1940. 65-945 

McGILL, Andrew Ryan, 1840-1905. 63-243 

McGIMSEY, Laura Cornelia see Warllck, 
Laura Cornelia (McGimseyJl840-1920 

McGLOTHLEN, Gaye L. 64-1553 

McGLOTHLIN, WiUlam Joseph, 1887-1933. 
64-1164, 64-1375 

McGOLRICK, James, Bp., 1841-1918. 63-241 
McGORAN, Joseph E. 65-1055 

MC £2Y^ N ' FranCls Edward . 1866-1946. 
64-1624 

MacGOWAN, Kenneth, 1888- 65-871 

McGRATH, Earl James, 1902- 65-123 

McGRATH, James Howard, 1903- 65-32 
65-124. 65-1500 ' 

McGRATH, William L., 1899- 65-1040 

McGRAW, Alexander Cooey, 1809-1893. 
65—379 



McGRAW, Edward Walker, d. 1921. 65-379 
McGRAW, S. A. 64-1617 
McGRAW family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
McGRAWVILLE, N. Y. 

New York Central College. 65-1840 
McGREADY, William E., b. 1819. 64-277 
McGREADY family. 64-277 
MCGREGOR, J. Harry. 64-959 

McGUFFEY, William Holmes, 1800-1873 
63-256, 63-261 

McGUIRE, Charles Lincoln. 65-1361 

McGUIRE, Mary (Stuart) 65-974 

McHARG, Sophie see Porter, Sophie (McHare) 
d. 1903 

McHENRY, James, 1753-1816. 63-94 
64-1194, 65-1678 ' 



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MACHIAS (Brig) 64-1391 

MACHIAVELLI, Niccolo, 1469-1527. 63-65 

MACHINE industry and trade 

see also Farm machinery — Industry and 
trade; Textile machinery 

Mills. 64-907 

Prices. 64-241 

New York. 64-849 

North Carolina. 64-1024 

MACHINE tools. 64-1374 

MACHINERY 

see also Farm machinery and implements; 
Mechanics; Textile machinery 

Specifications. 64-1037 

McILVAlNE, Charles Pettit, Bp. , 1799-1873. 
64-777 

McILVAlNE family. 64-342 

McILWAINE, Henry Read, 1864-1934. 
65-996 

McINTIRE, Ross T. , 1889-1959. 65-49 

Mcintosh, Minn. 

First Congregational Church. 64-1520 

McINTYRE, Carl. 64;77.5 

McINTYRE, Donald, 1807-1891 65-565, 
65-1373 

McINTYRE, Marvin Hunter, 1878-1943. 
64-775, 65-30, 65-54, 65-57, 65-1160 

McINTYRE, O. O. 65-1664 

McIVER, Alexander, 1822-1902. 64-1059 

McIVER, Charles Duncan, 1860-1906. 64-375 

McIVER, Mrs. George W. Bee Mclver, Helen 
Smedberg 

McIVER, Helen (Smedberg) 64-1059 

McIVER, Margaret see Bowen, Margaret 
(Mclver) 

McIVER family. 64-1059 

MACS, John. 65-54 

MACK, JotmM. 65-646 

MACS, Julian William, 1866-1943. 64-21, 
64-1577,65-51 

MACS, Russell Vernon, 1891-1960. 64-1272, 
65-1040, 65-1054 

MACS, Stephen, 1762-1826. 65-646 

MACS, Temperance, 1771-1850. 65-646 

MACS family. 65-646 

MACSALL family. 64-544 

McSAY, Douglas, 1893-1959. 65-1040 

MACSAY, Eliza Ann (McQueen) 1778-1862. 
65-730 

McSAY, Frank D. 65-547, 65-1379 



McSAY, Frederick Sumner, 1874- 64-683 

MACSAY, George. 63-379 

MacSAY, Henry Squarebriggs, 1891- 65-2011 

MACSAY, J. 65-683 

MacSAY, J. H. 65-1510 

McKAY, James Douglas jgge McKay, Douglas, 
1893-1959 

MACSAY, John, 1805-1849. 65-730 

MACSAY, JohnW. 65-1172 

MACSAY, Mary Anne see Stiles, Mary Anne 
(Mackay) 

MACSAY, Robert, 1772-1865. 65-730 

MACSAY, William. 64-1398 

MACSAY, William Mein, 1804-1859. 65-730 
MACKAY family. 65-730 

MacSAYE, Percy, 1875-1956. 64-150 

McKEAG, Edwin C. 65-1679 
McSEAG, George A. 65-1679 
McSEAG family. 65-1679 
McSEE, John H. 64-641 

McSEE, Mary EmmeUne see Sharpe, Mary 
Emmeline (McSee) 

McSEE, Redick. 65-1798 

McSEE, Redrick. 65-1798 

McSEE, Ruth (Sarr) 1874-1951. 64-1256, 
64-1271 

McKEE, Samuel, of Virginia, fl. 1799-1800. 
65-990 

McKEEN, John, b. 1790? 64-357 
McKEEN, Joseph. 65-2001 
McSEBHAN, W. A. 65-1495 

McSELLAR, Senneth Douglas, 1869-1957. 
64-257 

McKELVIE, Samuel Roy, 1881-1956. 65-1487 
McSELWAY, St. Clair. 65-1918 

McSENZIE, Alexander, 1851-1922. 65-777, 
65-778 , 65-801 

MACKENZIE, Cameron, 1882-1921. 65-2012 

MacSENZIE, Ella (Noland) 64-1060 

MacSENZIE, John Carrerre, d, 1866. 
64-1060 

MacSENZIE, Kenneth, 1797-1861. 65-695 

MACSENZIE, William. 64-1500 

McKENZIE, William Dexter, 1873- 65-1342 

McSENZIE and Holmes, Bismarck, N. D. 
65-778 

MacSENZIE family. 64-1060 



MACKESEY, Thomas W. 64-830.. 
McKM, Fred. 65-1827 

MACKINAC Island 
Missions 

Indian. 65-255 
Restorations of building?;. 65-1340 

McSINLEY, Archibald. 64-1256 

Mckinley, wmiam, Pres. u. s. , 1843-1901. 

63-95 

As correspondenL 63-259, 63-3267 
64-778, 65-462, 65-565, 65-862, 
65-868, 65-930 

Autographs. 64-1565 

Inauguration. 63-388 

McSINLEY, William Brown, 1856-1926. 
64-247 

McSINLEY Foundation. 65-1305 

McKINNE family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

MACSLOT, Zelina. 64-335 

MCKNIGHT family. 64-290 

McKOY, William B., 1852-1928. 64-1061 

MACKDBIN, Lola see Wood, Lola (Macknbin) 

MacLAIN, Mary. 64-136 

McLAINE, Archibald, 1728-1790. 64-1062 

McLANE, Robert M. 64-764 
McLANE, William H. , b. 1816. 64-278 

McLAREN family. 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

MCLAUGHLIN, Andrew Cunningham, 1861-1947. 
64-130, 65-380 

As correspondent. 64-1413, 64-1515, 
65-644 

Lectures. 65-166, 65-278, 65-560 

MCLAUGHLIN, Lois Thompson (Angell) 
65-237, 65-380 

MCLAUGHLIN, William Gordon, b.1849. 
65-1775 

McLAURIN, William B., 1840-1913. 64-1063 

McLAWS, Lafayette, 1821-1897. 63-108, 
64-541, 64-1064 

McLAWS family. 64-1064 
McLEAN, Charles M. 65-381 
MacLEAN, Donald, 1839-1903. 65-1372 
McLEAN, Evalyn (Walsh) 1886-1947. 65-914 

MacLEAN, George Edwin, 1850-1938. 65-1496, 
65-1918 

MACLEAN, George M., 1806-1886. 65-1680 



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MACLEAN, John, 1771-1814. 65-1680 

Mclean, John, nes-ieei. 63-184, 63-398 

64-186, 64-510, 65-905 
MACLEAN, John, 1800-1886. 65-1680 
McLEAN, John, <L 1911. 65-381 
McLEAN, NathanleL 63-169 
MacLEAN, Ray Butts, 1873-1947. 65-446 
McLEAN family. 65-914 
MACLEAN family. 65-1680 
MacLEBH, Archibald, 1892- 64-150 



As correspondent. 64-41, 64-1334 

64-1338, 64-1478, 65-64, 65-81,' 65-384. 
65-704, 65-911, 65-1982 

Literary manuscripts. 65-1664 

Member of the Commission on Freedom of 
the Press. 64-70 

McLEOD, John, 1788-1849. 65-1158 

MacLEOD, Norman, 1906- 64-150 

McLEOD Co., Minn. 

Teachers and teaching. 63-238 

McLOUTH, Lawrence Amos, 1863-1927 

Lectures. 65-560 
McLOUTH, William B. 65-382 
MACMAHON, Arthur Whlltier. 65-948 
McMAHON, JohnD. 64-865 

MC S^onT iBrlne ^ JOhn80n ' ****>>* 

McMATH, Robert Raynolds, 1891-1962 
65-383 

McMATH-Hulbert Observatory, University of 
Michigan. 65-383 

McMICKEN, Rowena (Ostrander) 65-1043 
McMICKEN, William, 1827-1899. 65-1043 
McMICKEN family. 65-1043 

MCMILLAN, Benton. 64-1182 

McMILLAN, James, 1838-1902. 65-217 

ll~ll$ «~ 275 ' K - 475 ' B5 - Sla > 65-552, 
65-565, 65-644 

MCMILLAN, Lacy see Copley. Lucy (McMillan) 

* tA ?}"E£ M *' &xm > Publishers, New York. 
64-903, 64-913 

McMINNVILLE, Tenn. 
Letters from. 64-636 
Wool industry and trade. 64-657 

McMORRAN Milling Company, Port Huron, 
Mich. 65-402 

McMULLEN, Adam, 1875-1959. 65-1488 

Mcmullen, Frank. 65-7ie 



McMULLIN, Fayette. 64-1189 

"IwS?*' DMBIM Cravford » "88-1944. 

MacNAB, Robert 64-1182 

McNABB and Bennett. 65-712 

McNAIRY family 

Genealogy. 64-1191 
McNALLY family. 65-1785 
McNAMARA, James B. 65-1031 
MCNAMARA, Patrick Vincent, 1894- 65-570 
McNARY, Charles Llnza, 1874-1944. 64-908 
McNARY-Haugen bill. 63-389 

^^SaT^SST"' forest research '"*• 

McNARY-Woodruff act, 1928. 64-908 

McNEELY family. 64-558 

MacNEICE, Louis. 65-1209 | 

McNEIL, Claudia. 65-1064 

Ma 64^88 Hern,0n AOdn8 > 1866 -19«. 
MacNEILL, Ben Dixon, 1889-1960. 64-565 

McNEILL, Caroline Elizabeth see Turner 
Caroline Elizabeth (McNeUiJT: 1808 ' 
McNEILL, William Murchison. 64-1122 
McNEILL family. 64-1122 
McNICHOL, Arch. 64-1429 
McNINCH, Frank R. 64-1269, 65-29 
McNULTA, John T. 64-245 
MA 6 C 3 ^™> Alexander, 1782-1841. 63-220, 

MACOMB, John Navarre, d. 1889. 65-1788 

MACOMB Co. , Mich. 

Family papers. 65-346, 65-543 

ltA £?y2? t ' Albert Everett, b. 1837. 
65-1360 

^CON. Nathaniel, 1757-1837. 63-97 
64-427. 64-1547 ' 

MACON Co., Ga. 

Ariel Baptist Church. 65-190 

MACON Co., N. C. 

Personal and business papers 64-557 
64-643 ^^ ' ' 

Scientific papers. 64-562, 64-635 
MACON family 

Genealogy. 64-1177, 64-1238 
MACON, Ga. 

Family papers. 63-103, 64-671 

First Baptist Church. 65-190 



Letters from. 64-639 
Mercer University. 64-1164 
McPEEK, Jacob L. , b. 1848. 65-1360 

McPHERSON, Aimee Semple, 1890-1944. 
64-966, 65-2010 

MACPHERSON, Anne Winifred (EUerman) see 
Bryher, Winifred, 1894- 

Mcpherson. Edward, 1830-1895. 65-915 
Mcpherson, James. 64-768 

MCPHERSON (James B.) Post No. 2, Grand 
Army* ^ RepubUc Blsinarc]tj ' N « 

McPHERSON, Janet, 1689-1767. 65-915 
MCPHERSON, John Bayard, d. 1858. 65-915 
McPHERSON, Robert, 1689-1749. 65-915 

McPHERSON, Robert, 1730 (ca.)-1789. 
65-915 

McPHERSON, William, d. 1832. 65-915 

McPHERSON, William M. 65-678 

McPHERSON family. 64-509 
Genealogy. 65-915 

MC ?,SS N ' ?£« Mackay, Eliza Ann 
(McQueen) 1778-1862 

M< 64^&65 1<a0U,der HamUton ' 1829-1862. 

McRAE, Duncan Grainger, 1808-1863. 64-666 

M *^ A ^i«: DunCan KJrUa '"i, 1820-1888. 
64-1065 

M 13^09 JO,m, merchant «" CaaKtea, S. C. 

MacRAE, John, 1793-1880. 64-1065 

McRAE, Milton Alexander, 1858-1930. 65-532 

McRAE famUy. 64-401 

McRAVEN, Henry. 65-883 

McRAVEN, William Henry, Jr. 65-883 

McRAVEN, William Henry, 1894- 65-883 

McRAVEN family. 65-883 

McREE, Griffith John, 1758-1801. 64-1066 

McREE, Griffith John, 1819-1873. 64-1066 

"^.MB " 58 ' JameB C]XrK 1862 -1 94 6. 

McREYNOLDS, Samuel Davis, 1872-1939 
64-567 



McREYNOLDS, William H., 1880-1951. 
As correspondent. 65-54 



65-50 



Member of the U. S. Council of National 
Defense Advisory Commission. 65-6 
McREYNOLDS family 

Genealogy. 64-798 
McSHANE, John A., 1850-1923. 65-1440 



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McSPALDEN family 

Genealogy. 64-1307 
MacTAVISH, Dugald. 65-1056 
McTIER, John. 65-1831 
MacVEAGH, Lincoln, 1890- 63-354 
McVICKAR, John, 1787-1868. 63-140 

MacWHORTER, Alexander. 64-1278 

McWHORTER, Lucullus VirgU, 1860-1944. 
64-1251 

MACY. R. B. 65-1795 

MADAGASCAR 

French administration. 64-75 
Travel and description. 65-1518 

MADDEN, Martin Barnaby, 1855-1928. 
64-1498 

MADEIRA, Portugal 

Consular service (U. S. ) 63-333 

MADISON, James, Bp. , 1749-1812. 63-79 

MADISON, James, Pres. U. S. , 1751-1836. 
63-95, 63-375 , 65-699 

Administration of. 64-1563 

As correspondent. 63-333, 63-336, 64-84, 
64-314, 65-679 

Autographs. 64-47, 64-63, 65-59 

Letters to. 64-1328 
MADISON Avenue Presbyterian Church, New 
York City. 64-929 

MADISON Co. , Mont. 

Land 

Claims. 65-1786 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1154 

MADISON Co. , N. Y 64-1214 

MADISON Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-1222 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-992 

MADISON, Neb. 

Women's organizations. 65-1449 

MADISON, Wis. 

University of Wisconsin see Wisconsin- 
University (Madison) 

MAD1SONVILLE, Tenn. 
Resident of. 64-451 

MADRAS, India (Presidency) 

Relations with Mohammed AIL 63-98 

MADRID, Spain 

Art students (U. S. ) 64-881 



MADSEN, Ann P. 65-1033 

MADSON, N. 63-18 

MAFFITT, John Newland, 1794-1850. 64-966 

MAGEE, Elizabeth S. 64-715 

MAGEE, James M. 64-1557 

MAGIC 

Finnish folk tales. 64-60 

MAGNES, JudahLeon, 1877-1948. 65-891 

MAGNES Foundation. 65-891 

MAGNETIC resonance accelerator see Cyclo- 
tron 

MAGNETISM 63-15 

MAGNOLIA Petroleum Company. 64-798, 
65-812 

MAGNOLIA Plantation, N. C. 64-1091 

MAGNOLIA Plantation, Plaquemines Parish, 
La. 64-1125 

MAGNUSON, Donald Hammer, 1911- 
64-1272 

MAGNUSON, Warren Grant, 1905- 64-1262, 
64-1269, 64-1272, 65-1035, 65-1040, 
65-1054, 65-1055, 65-1057 

MAGONE, Daniel, 1829-1904. 65-1330 

MAGOUN & San. 64-1215 

MAGRATH, Andrew Gordon, 1813-1893. 
63-296 , 64-1067 

MAGRUDER, J. T. 64-1182 

MAGRUDER, John Bankhead, 1810-1871. 
63-61 

MAHAN, Alfred Thayer, 1840-1914. 64-1268 

MAHON, James Patrick, called The O'Gorman 
Mahon, 18007-1891. 64-131 

MATER, Norman Raymond Frederick, 1900- 
65-486 

MAIGNE, Abby (Pusey) Jordan. 64-1234 
MAIL service see Postal service 
MAIL-ORDER business. 64-25 

MAINE 

Ballads. 65-1962 
Cavalry 

lstRegt, 1861-1865 
Company D. 64-399 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-1829, 
65-1963 

Methodist. 65-696 
Civil war 

Regiments see Maine— Cavalry, Maine- 
Infantry 
Soldiers from. 63-395, 63-408, 64-399 

Colleges and universities. 65-1094 

Consumer cooperatives. 64-712 



Estates. 63-335 

Family papers. 65-1704, 65-1968 

Farm accounts. 64-56 

Farms and farming. 65-1974 

Folksongs. 65-1962 

Genealogy. 65-1963 

General stores. 65-1557, 65-1973 

Geology. 65-332 

History 

Local history. 65-1963 

Hotels. 65-1974 

Infantry 

5thRegt, 1861-1864. 63-395 

11th RegL, 1861-1866. 63-231, 65-869 

22dRegt, 1862-1863. 63-231 

Iron mines and mining. 65-1974 
Labor accounts and records. 64-56 

Land. 65-181 

Legal documents. 65-1959, 65-1970 

Transactions. 65-1829 

law practice. 65-1557 

Lobster fishermen. 64-712 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-357, 
65-1829, 65-1972 

Manufacturing. 64-357 

Medical practice. 64-56, 65-2001 

Merchants. 63-335, 64-56, 64-239, 
65-1969 

Mortgages. 65-1970 

Navigation companies. 65-1970 

Personal papers. 64-1489, 65-910 

PoUtics. 63-135, 63-346, 63-405, 64-762, 
65-1094, 65-1965 

Postal service. 65-1829, 65-1973 

Railroads. 64-357 

Real estate business. 64-56 

Roads. 65-1829 

Schools. 65-1829, 65-1971 

Seafaring life. 65-1975 

Shipbuilding. 64-1389 

Shipping records. 65-1976, 65-2002 

Slate industry. 65-1965 

Social life. 65-2019 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1829 

Taverns, saloons, etc 64-56 

Travel and description. 65-1815 

Vital records. 65-2001 

Waterpower. 64-357 



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MAINE (Battleship) 
Raising. 64-494 

MAJORS, Thomas Jefferson, 1841-1932 
6 5-1489 

MAKAH Indian Reservation, Washington (State) 
63-216 

MAKDOUGALL-BRISBANE, Sir Thomas, bart 
1773-1860. 63-225 

MALAGA, Spain 

Merchants. 64-259 

MALARIA. 64-1552 

MALCOLM, George Arthur. 1B81-1961 
65-1360 

As correspondent. 65-349, 65-547, 65-1327 

MALDEN, Mass. 

Resident of. 65-1601 

MALDONADO, Francisco. 63-1 

MALIBRAN, Maria. 64-118 

MALL, Franklin Paine, 1862-1917. 65-1952 

MALLALJEV, John T. 65-1489 

MALLETT, Charles Beatty, 1816-1873 
64-568 

MALLETT/ Peter, 1825-1906? 64-1068 

MALLETT and Browne. Charleston, S. C 
64-568 

MALLETT family. 64-1068 
MALLINCKRODT, Edward. 64-71 

MALLORY, Charles, 1796-1882 64-264 
65-175 

MALLORY (Charles HL ) & Company. 64-255 

MALLORY, Charles tienry, 1818-1890 
64-254, 65-175 

MALLORY, Clifford Day, 1881-1941. 65-175 

MALLORY, David D. , 1821-1892. 64-254 

MALLORY, George W. , 1824-1884. 64-254 

MALLORY, Henry Rogers, 1848-1919. 65-175 

MALLORY, Kathleen. 64-1157 

MALLORY, Stephen Russell, 1813-1873 
63-63, 64-572, 65-925 

MALLORY family. 65-175 

MALLORY Steamship Company. 65-175 

MALLOY, Frederick Fagg, 1893-1918 
64-569 . 



MALONE, Lucie see Thompson, Lucie 

(Malone) 

MALONE, Robert T. , 1891-1963. 65-1490 
MALONE family. 65-743 
MALONEY, William. 65-1821 
MALOZEMOFF, A. 64-1294 
MALPASS, William. 65-1348 
MALT industry and trade 

Pennsylvania. 64-1149 
MALTBIE, Milo R. 64-841 

MALTZ, Albert, 1908- 64-1632, 65-1204 
MALVERN Hill, Va. 

Battle of, 1862. 63-229 
MAMMALS 

Collectors and collecting. 65-1819 
MAMMOTH Vein Coal Company. 63-267 
MANASQUAN, N. J. 

Resident of. 65-1554 

MANASSAS, Va. 

Civil War. 64-415 

MANCA de Vallombrosa, Antoine Amedee Marie 
Vincent, marquis de Mores see Mores 
Antoine Amedee Marie VincenTManca de 
Vallombrosa, marquis de, 1858-1896 

MANCHESTER, Conn. 

Business papers. 64-913 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

MANCHESTER (Conn. ) Light and Power Com- 
pany. 64-913 

MANCHESTER, Eng. 

Booksellers and bookselling. 64-699 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-1020 

MANCHESTER Literary and Lecture Associa- 
tion, Manchester, Mich. 65-406 



MALLOY, Mrs. Theodore F. 64-569 
MALONE, Dudley Field. 65-1160. 
MALONE, Dumas, 1892- 64-1355 
MALONE, Goodloe W. 65-743 



MANCHESTER, Mich. 

Colleges and educational institutions 
65-1351 

Flour and woolen mills. 65-402 
MANCHESTER, N. R. 

Nursing. 63-356 
MANCHESTER, S. C. 

Plantations. 64-1107 

MANCHESTER, Vt. 

Burr Seminary. 64-952 

MANCHESTER Village Lyceum, Manchester, 
Mich. 65-1351 

MANDAN Indians. 65-1177 

MANDAN, N. D. 

Izaak Walton League of America, Chapter 
No. 30. 65-774 



Law practice. 65-792 
Postal service. 65-796 
MANDATES (League of Nations' trusteeships) 
Turkey. 65-1925 

MANDERSON, Charles Frederick, 1837-19U 
65-1413, 65-1437, 65-1440, 65-1489 
65-1510 

MANDEVILLE, Emma L. (Underhill) 64-902 

MANDEVILLE, Frederick Austin. 64-902 

MANDEVILLE College. 64-669 

MANDEVILLE family. 64-902 

MANDEVTLLE, Jamaica 

Harvard Observatory. 65-1265 

MANEY, Bettie see Kimberly, Bettie (Maney) 

MANEY family. 64-540, 64-589 

MANGAREVA Island 

Civil and political code. 65-1815 

MANGUM, Adolphus Williamson, 1834-1890. 

MANGUM, Ariana HoUiday. 64-570 

MANGUM, Arthur. 63-373 

MANGUM, Charity Alston (Cain) 63-373 

MANGUM, Martha. 64-570 

MANGUM, Priestly Hinton, 1795-1850. 63-373 

MANGUM, Priestly Hinton, b. 1829. 63-373 

MANGUM, Same Alston see Leach, Sallie 
Alston (Mangum) 

MANGUM, Willie Person, 1792-1861 63-373 
64-570, 64-959, 64-1547 ^ 

MANGUM, Willie Person, 1827-1881. 63-373 
MANGUM family. 64-570 
Genealogy. 63-373 

MANHATTAN Silver Mining Company of Nevada. 
65-1159 

MANHATTANVILLE College of the Sacred 
Heart, Purchase, N. Y. (formerly Sacred 
Heart School, Manhattanville N Y ) 
65-997 ' ' 

MANICE, De Forest. 65-1522 

MANIGAULT, Ann Ashby. 63-297 

MANIGAULT, Charles Izard, 1795-1874 
63-297 

MANIGAULT, Elizabeth Heyward. 63-297 
MANIGAULT, Gabriel, 1758-1809. 63-297 
MANIGAULT, Gabriel E. , 1833-1899. 63-297 
MANIGAULT, Judith. 63-297 
MANIGAULT, Peter, 1731-1773. 63-297 
MANIGAULT family. 63-297 



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MANILA Bay 

Spanish American War, 1898 
Maps. 65-1463 
MANILA, Philippine Islands 

Banks and banking. 65-1211 

Missions 

Methodist. 64-971 

Newspapers. 65-1463 

Philippine National Bank. 65-1211 

Travel and description. 63-234 

Universidad de Santo Tomas. 64-1417 

MANISTEE Co. , Mich. 

Charitable work. 64-1416 

MANISTEE, Mich. 

Banks and banking. 65-528 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-523, 

65-614 
Murder case. 65-614 

MANISTEE National Bank, Manistee, Mich. 
65-528 

MANITOBA, Can. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Lutheran. 63-22 

Lake navigation. 63-235 
MANLIUS, N. Y. 

Law practice. 64-1009 

MANLY, Basil, 1798-1868. 64-1069, 65-89 , 
65-90 

MANLY, Basil, 1825-1892. 64-1069 , 65-89, 
65-90 

MANLY, Charles, 1837-1924. 64-1069, 65-90 

MANLY, Charles Matthews, 1876-1927. 
65-90 

MANLY, Clement, b. 1853. 64-1070 

MANLY, Elizabeth (Maultsby) 65-90 

MANLY, John Matthews, 1865-1940. 64-132 , 

65-90 
MANLY, Matthias Evans, 1801-1881. 64-1070 

MANLY family. 64-1070, 65-90 

MANN, Albert Russell, 1880-1947. 64-830, 
64-841 

MANN, Elisabeth see Borgese, Elisabeth 
(Mann) 

MANN, Frederick M. 65-1340 

MANN, Horace, 1796-1859. 63-254, 65-1373 

Autographs. 63-245 
MANN, Julian Smith, 1863-1946. 64-1071 
MANN, Maria. 65-997 

MANN, Mary Tyler (Peabody) 1806-1887. 
64-1569 

MANN, Thomas, 1875-1955. 64-1338, 
64-1478, 65-855 



MANN, William Wilberforce, 1809?-1855. 
65-997 

MANN family. 64-1071 

MANNTN, Ethel Edith, 1900- 65-1107 

MANNING, Daniel, 1831-1887. 63-376 , 
64-764 

MANNING, George O. 64-1160 

MANNING, Henry Edward, Cardinal, 1808- 
1892. 64-45, 64-131 

MANNING, John, 1816-1889. 63-279 

MANNING, Mary Margaretta (Fryer) 63-376 

MANNING, Thomas C. 64-764 

MANNING, William Thomas, Bp. , 1866-1949. 
65-20, 65-91 

MANNY, Frank Addison, 1868-1954. 65-384 

MANOGUE Council, No. 41, Young Men's 
Institute, Virginia City, Nev. 65-1787 

MANORIAL system. 65-60 

MANORS 

England. 63-54, 64-62, 64-174 

MANRIQUE, Jose. 65-1165 

MANSFIELD, Edward Deering, 1801-1880. 
63-256, 63-261 

MANSFIELD, Elizabeth (Phlpps) 63-262 
MANSFIELD, Jared, 1759-1830. 63-262 

MANSFIELD, M. 64-169 

MANSFIELD family 
Genealogy. 64-1179 

MANSFIELD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
MANSON, E. H. 65-827 
MANSPACH, France 

World War I 



Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-949 

MANTLE, Lee, 1851-1934. 65-552 

MANUAL Labor Institute, Marion, Ala. 
64-952 

MANUFACTURERS Association, Michigan. 

65-395 
MANUFACTURERS, National Association of 

Presidents. 65-552 

MANUFACTURERS' Research Association. 
64-240 

MANUFACTURING 
Maine. 64-357 
Michigan. 64-1508 

New Jersey. 65-1683 



North Carolina. 64-994, 64-1089 
Texas. 64-749 

MANUMISSION of slaves see Slavery- 
Emancipation 

MANURES see -Fertilizers and manures 

MANUSCRIPTS 

Cataloging. 65-1309 

Collectors and collecting. 64-1526 

Illuminated. 65-7 
MANUSCRIPTS, Irish 

Notes, etc. 64-807 

MANUSCRIPTS, Latin. 64-1359, 64-1365 
MANWARING, George. 65-385 

MANWARTNG, Joshua, 1824-1903. 65-385 

MANWARDJG family 
Genealogy. 65-385 



MAPES, Carl Edgar, 1874-1939. 65-301, 
65-458, 65-584 

MAPLE Knoll Hospital and Home, Glendale, 
Ohio see Glendale, Ohio — Maple Knoll 
Hospital and Home 

MAPS 

see also Cartography; Globes; Topography 

Civil War period. 63-43, 64-1064, 64-1209, 
65-946, 65-950, 65-1882 

Correspondence about. 64-613 
Spanish American War, 1898 

Philippine Islands. 65-1463 
World War L 65-949 
World War II 

Pacific Ocean. 65-919 
By place 
Alaska. 65-1813 
America. 64-312, 65-41 
Arizona. 65-1759 

California. 65-857 

Central America. 65-1828 

Cherokee Outlet, Okla. 65-1803 

China. 64-879 

Choctaw Nation. 63-271 

Connecticut 65-1996 

Europe. 64-289 

France. 64-289 

Germany. 64-289 

Illinois. 64-289 

Iowa. 65-1942 

Italy. 64-289 

Japan. 64-879 

Louisiana. 64-743 
Mexico. 64-1253 



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MAPS (Continued) 
Michigan. 65-327 
Mississippi River. 64-268 
Missouri. 64-287, 64-296, 65-693 
Nebraska. 65-1446, 65-1498, 65-1985 
Nevada. 65-1172 
New Jersey. 65-1621, 65-1623 
New Mexico. 65-1759 
New York. 64-873 
North Carolina. 64-368 
Pacific Northwest. 65-1155 
Puerto Rico. 65-1815 
Sardinia. 64-289 
Smoky Mountains. 64-1173 
Sonora, Mex. 65-1815 
South Carolina. 63-305, 63-312 
Switzerland. 64-289 
Virginia. 64-1239 
The West. 65-1798 
MARANOS see Marranos 
MARBACH, F. A. 63-30 

MARBLE, Manton, 1834-1917. 63-376 
63-377. 64-764 ' 

MARBLE industry and trade 

Michigan. 65-390 
MARBLEHEAD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
MARBURG, Theodore, 1862-1946. 64-767 
MARCH, Fredric, 1897- 65-1064 
MARCH, John. 64-353 
MARCH, Peyton Conway, 1864-1955. 63-325 

MARCHAM, Frederick George 1898- 
64-830, 64-903 

MARCHANT, Elizabeth F. see Starke 
Elizabeth F. (Marchant) 

MARCKWARDT, Albert Henry, 1903- 65-268 

MARCOLETA, Jose'de. 64-1580 

MARCUS Aurelius, Emperor of Rome, 121-180. 
64-1351 

MARCY, Henry Orlando, 1837-1924. 64-713 

MARCY, Randolph Barnes, 1812-1887 
63-348, 63-353 



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MARCY, William Learned, 1786-1857 
64-63, 64-1575 , 65-162, 65-1681 

MARE Island, Calif. 

Naval Observatory. 64-779 

Naval Shipyard. 64-575 
MARENGO Co. , Ala. 

Business papers. 64-533 

Plantations. 64-547 



63-94, 



MARENGO Township, Calhoun Co. , Mich. 
65-443 ' 

MARET, Hugues Bernard, due de Bassano 
1763-1839. 63-111 ' 

MARGETTS, Nelson E. 65-950 
MARGRY, Pierre, 1818-1894. 65-380 
MARIA del Valle, Francisco Antonio. 65-1165 
MARIA (Schooner) 63-333 
MARIA Theresa (Ship) 64-1394 
MARIANNA, Fla. 

Letters from. 64-611 
MARICOPA Co., Ariz. 

Board of Supervisors. 65-1758 
History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1781 
Superior Court. 65-1758 
MARICOPA Indians. 65-1176 
MARIE, Charles. 65-1928 
MARIETTA, Ga. 

Family papers. 65-718 
MARIETTA, Ohio 
Civil War. 64-770 
Family papers. 65-1050 
Land settlement. 63-263 
MARIGNY, Bernard, 1785-1868. 65-699 
MARIM, Charles. 64-958 
MARIM family. 64-958 
MARINE Corps, U. s. see U. s. -Marine 

MARINE engineering see Shipbuilding 
MARINE insurance see Insurance-Marine 
MARINE, Minn, (later Marine Mills) 
Letters from. 64-244 



MARION, Ark. 
Letters from. 



64-481 



MARINE Paint and Varnish Company, inc. 
New Orleans, La. 65-889 ' 

MARINE salvage 

see also Shipwrecks 

Connecticut. 64-1397 

Fayal, Azores. 65-180 
MARINE surveying see Hydrographic survey- 

MARINETTE, Wis. 

Business papers. 64-1617 
MARION, Francis, 1732-1795 

Estate of. 63-302 
MARION, Ala. 

Howard College. 65-884 

Manual Labor Institute. 64-952 

Students. 64-647 



MARION L Burton Memorial Endowment 
University of Michigan. 64-1418 

MARION, N. C. 
Hotels. 64-376 

MARION Township, mciL 

Agricultural societies. 65-1346 
MARION, Va. 

Southwestern State Hospital. 65-1013 
MARIPOSA (Steamship) 64-1244 
MARITAIN, Jacques. 64-70, 64-142 
MARITIME Commission, U. S. 64-1573, 

MARITIME industry see Merchant marine 
MARITIME Provinces (Canada) 
Shipping. 65-1200 

MARITIME surveying see Hydrographic 
surveying "~ ~ 

^sS — Clemens ' Samuel *«*««•, 

MARK Twain Society. 64-316 

MARKERS, Historical see Historical markers 

MARKET Research Corporation of America. 

MARKETING 

see also Cooperative marketing; Farm 
produce— Marketing 

Direct. 64-1263 

Indian wool and lambs. 65-944 

Research. 64-870 

see also Business research 
Wheat. 65-1427 

MARKEY, Daniel P., b . 1857. 64-1429 



MARKHAM, Edwin, 1852-1940 64-41 
64-137, 64-150, 65-872 *' 

MARKHAM family 

Genealogy. 64-898 
MARKOE, Francis. 63-370 
MARKS, Herberts., 1907-1960. 65-51 

MARKS and brands (Livestock) see Brands 
and marks (Livestock); Cattle~b7ands 

MARLBORO, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist 65-696 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-185 
MARLBOURNE Farm 
Draining. 64-1098 

M/ fw VSE ' M " edith Mile8 ' 1791 - 18 M. 



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MAROTL Geza. 65-1340 

MARQUAND, John Guerin. 65-870 

MARQUAND, John Phillips, 1893-1960. 
64-1558, 65-911 

MARQUETTE family 

Genealogy. 65-1144 

MARQUETTE, Houghton and Ontonagon 
Railroad. 65-409 

MARQUETTE, Mich. 

Business papers. 65-644 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-247 

Northern Michigan University. 64-1478, 
65-446 

Resident of. 65-626 

MARQUIS, James. 65-888 

MARRANOS 

Portugal. 65-1731 

MARRIAGE. 65-1196 
Indians. 64-1287 

Interfaith. 65-1734 
Lutheran. 63-24 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. A. 
65-91 

MARRIAGE records see Vital records 

MARRINERi J. Theodore, 1892-1937. 
64-1348 

MARROQUIN WILLARD, Carlos. 64-895 

MARSDEN, Edward. 64-686 

MARSH, Augustus. 65-386 

MARSH, Charles, 1765-1849. 64-1220 

MARSH, James, 1794-1842. 64-795 

MARSH, Othniel Charles, 1831-1899. 63-384, 
65-1076 

MARSH, Theodore. 65-386 

MARSH, W. 63-346 

MARSH Creek, Pa. 

Presbyterian Church. 65-915 

MARSH family. 65-386, 65-1076 
MARSHALL, Alfred. 64-1351 
MARSHALL, Anna Rebecca (Couper) 65-718 
MARSHALL, Charles MacLean. 65-718 
MARSHALL, Edison. 64-684, 65-1664 
MARSHALL, Elizabeth, 1862-1883. 64-1149 
MARSHALL, George. 64-1261 
MARSHALL, George Catlett, 1880-1959 

As correspondent. 64-773, 64-895, 
64-1557, 64-1622, 65-43, 65-2011 



Press conferences. 65-1061 

MARSHALL, Henry Grimes, 1839-1918. 
63-226 

MARSHALL, Humphrey, 1760-1841. 65-977 
MARSHALL, Jim. 65-1664 
MARSHALL, John, 1755-1835. 63-94 
Autographs. 64-47 
Letters to. 63-333, 63-367 
MARSHALL, Louis, 1856-1929. 65-1729 
MARSHALL, Mary Ann, 1881-1913. 64-1149 

MARSHALL, Matthias Murray, 1841-1912. 
64-1072 

•MARSHALL, O. F. 64-914, 64-1254 

MARSHALL, Part 64-1175 

MARSHALL, Rebecca see Cathcart, Rebecca 
(Marshall) 

MARSHALL, Robert, 1901-1939. 64-1261 

MARSHALL (Robert) Wilderness Fund. 
64-1261 

MARSHALL, Samuel S. , 1821-1890. 65-159 

MARSHALL, Thomas F. 65-801 

MARSHALL, Thomas Riley, 1854-1925. 
64-1469 

MARSHALL, William Rainey, 1825-1896. 
63-234, 63-243 

MARSHALL College, Marshall, Mich. 

(formerly Marshall Academy) 64-1485, 
65-1351 

Student life. 65-457 

MARSHALL (Democratic) expounder. 65-541 

MARSHALL Elevator Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
65-1751 

MARSHALL family 65-718 
Genealogy. 64-28L 64-1522 

MARSHALL Field Archaeological Expeditions. 
65-36 

MARSHALL, Mich. 

Description. 65-593 

Family and personal papers. 65-282, 
65-469, 65-663 

Law practice. 65-473 

Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 

MARSHALL Plan. 65-101, 65-117 

MARSTEN, George A. 65-606 
MARSTON, Edward. 64-796 

MARSTON, Isaac, 1839-1891. 64-1500, 
65-1360 

MARSTON, Robert Bright 64-796 

MARSTON family 
Genealogy. 64-932 



MARTIAU family 

Genealogy. 64-1223 
MARTTEN, William S. 65-1644 

MARTIN, Alexander, 1740-1807. 64-1062 

MARTIN, Anne Henrietta, 1875-1951. 65-1160, 
65-1174, 65-1183 

MARTIN, Bettie. 64-571 

MARTIN, Blckie. 64-571 

MARTIN, Bryan see Martin, Thomas Bryan 

MARTIN, Clarence Daniel, 1887- 64-1260, 
64-1262, 65-1035 

MARTIN, Denny see Fairfax, Denny Martin, 
1725-1800 

MARTIN, Elizabeth M. (Starke) 64-573 
MARTIN, Ellen Annette. 65-1360 

MARTIN, Ellen M. see Henrodn, Ellen M. 
(Martin) 1847-1922. 65-640 

MARTIN, Fannie. 65-874 

MARTIN, G. P. 65-874 

MARTIN, GlenL. 84-1557 

MARTIN, Green. 65-874 

MARTIN, H. H. 64-873 

MARTIN, Hugh Whitfield see Martin, Riccardo 

MARTIN, Jamei-Treen, 1819-1878. 64-572, 
64-573 

MARTIN, John, of Goochland Co. , Va. 65-916 

MARTIN, Joseph William, 1884- 64-253, 
65-2011 

MARTIN, Margaret Nickerson, d. 1960. 
65-387 

MARTIN, Mary, of Pleasant Plains, HI. 
65-874 

MARTIN, Mary, 1913- 65-1064 

MARTIN, Mary Bell see BakewelL Mary Bell 
(Martin) Tomlinson 

MARTIN, Mattie. 64-571 

MARTIN, Mollie. 84-571 

MARTIN, Rawley White, 1835-1912. 64-571 

MARTIN, Riccardo. 65-173 

MARTIN, Robert, of South Carolina. 64-412 

MARTIN, Mrs. Robert, of Augusta, Ga. 
64-412 

MARTIN, Susan Bryan see Capehart, Susan 
Bryan (Martin) 

MARTIN, Thomas Bryan. 65-983 

MARTIN, Tom, of Pleasant Plains, HL 
65-874 

MARTIN, Walter R. 65-1989 



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MARTIN, William Bruce, 1846-1921. 64-573 
MARTIN, William Francis, d. 1880. 64-572 
MARTIN & Coe{ 65-1522 
MARTIN Co. , N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-1023 

MARTIN family. 64-447, 64-573, 65-916 
65-978 — 

Genealogy. 65-1003- 

MARTINDALE, E. B. 63-350 

*- \ 

MARTTODALE, Edward. 65-869 

MARTINEZ, Estevan Jose, fL 1789. 65-1825 

MARTINEZ-SIERRA, G. 64-802 

-MARTINIQUE 

British naval siege. 63-221 
Merchants. 65-1526 
Shipping records. 64-897 

MARTINOT, Sadie. 64-783 

MARTINSBURG, W. Va. 
Civil engineering. 63-129 

MARTS fc Lundy, inc. 64-1616 

MARTYRS 

Jesuits. 65-1144 

MARX, Groucho, 1891- 65-1064 

MARX, Louis. 64-1557 

MARY Alphonsa, Mother (Congregation ol St. 
Rose of Lima) see Lathrop, Rose 
(Hawthorne) 1851-1926 

MARY Institute, St. Louis, Mo. 

Sears Memorial. 64-1526 
MARY L. Sutton (Clipper ship) 64-255 
MARYLAND 

Agriculture. 63-11G 

Architecture, Domestic 65-176 

Art education. 65-2022 

Boundaries. 65-721 

Canals see Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 64-1131, 64-1160 

Episcopal. 63-79, 63-140, 64-1043 

Jewish. 65-1737 

Lutheran. 63-22 

Methodist 64-1542 
Civil War , 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-399, 64-1302, 65-441, 65-946 

Letters from. 65-1597 

Military service in. 63-351, 64-210, 
64-484, 64-944 



Confederate. 64-442, 64-1226, 
65-965 

Parole camp. 64-218, 64-243 

Prisoners and prisons. 64-218 

Colleges and universities. 65-1590 

see also Johns Hopkins University 
Baltimore, Md. ' 

Colonial period. 63-59 

Commission merchants. 64-364. 64-1024 
64-1531, 65-709 

Court records. 63-116 

Economic conditions. 63-116 

Estate laws. 63-116 

Family and personal papers 

19th century. 63-324, 64-427, 64-536 
64-603, 64-627 



19th and 20th centuries. 64-386, 64-677 
Financial papers. 64-11 
Genealogy. 63-116 
Governors. 65-1737 
Horses 

Breeding. 64-1247 

House furnishings. 65-176 

Household accounts. 64-1060 

Iron industry and trade. 65-176 

Jews. 65-1737 

Land 

Legal documents. 63-124, 64-297 
64-312, 64-1234 ' 

Transactions. 64-768 

Law practice. 63-116, 64-628 

Legislature. 63-116 

Medical education. 65-1955, 65-2022 

see also Johns Hopkins University, 
Baltimore, Md. —School of Medicine 

Medical practice. 64-1006 

Medical societies. 64-1006 

Merchants. 64-1019, 65-1526 

Military posts. 65-1880 

Mills. 64-1227 

Politics 

Election campaigns. 63-106 

Papers of persons active in. 63-116 
64-628, 64-1015 ' 

Revolutionary period 
Loyalists. 63-116 

Shipping records. 64-374, 64-897 

Social life. 64-1060 

Travel and description. 65-852 

War of 1812. 64-1046, 65-1880 
MASEFIELD, John, 1878- 64-150 
MASON, Charles, 1804-1882. 63-210 



MASON, Charles H., 1830-185a 65-1056 

MASON, Frank Earl, 1893- 64,1622, 65-1059 
65-1066 ' 

MASON, George, 1725-1792. 65-990, 65-998 

MASON, George Daniel. 64-137 

MASON, H. H. 65-1798 

MASON, Herbert E. 64-57 

MASON, James Murray, 1798-1871. 68-97 

MASON, John R. , of Sussex Co. , Va. 65-998 

MASON, John Young, 1799-1859. 64-1575 

MASON, Max. 64-93 

MASON, Richard Sharp, 1795-1875. 64-1073 

MASON, Stevens Thomson, 1811-1843 
65-388 . 65-646 

MASON, Thomas B. 64-947 
MASON and Dixon Line 

Survey party. 65-1543 
MASON Co. , Ky. 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-26 
MASON Co. , Mich. 

County records. 65-416 
MASON family. 64-386, 64-952, 65-998 
MASON, Mich. 

Letters from. 64-1493 

MASONIC Hall, Philadelphia, Pa. 63-154 

MASONS (Fraternal organizations) see Free- 
masons 

MASONS (Trade) see Bricklayers and 
bricklaying 

MASONVILLE, N. Y. 64-939 

MASQUERIER, Lewis. 65-187 

MASQUES, University of Michigan. 65-453 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Here are entered references to Massachu- 
setts as a whole or to local places, except 
Boston. For material about Boston see 
Boston, Mass., e.g. Boston, Mass. — 
Publishers and publishing 

Arsenals. 65-28 

Artillery 

Commissary. 65-185 

Artillery (Heavy) 

30th Unattached Company, 1864-1865. 
65-1050 

Bar associations. 65-186 
Cavalry 

IstRegt., 1861-1865 
Reunions. 65-185 
Cavalry Reconnaissance 
211th. 64-15 



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MASSACHUSETTS (Continued) 


Infantry 


Social life. 63-245, 65-841, 65-1318, 
65-2019 


Cemeteries. 64-217 


IstRegt., 1861-1864. 65-869. 65-1050 




Chocolate industry. 64-235 


5th Regt (Militia) 65-1320 


State Normal School, Framingham. 64-719 


Churches and religious affairs. 65-188 


20th Regt, 1861-1865. 64-57 


Students. 64-161, 65-680 


Congregational. 64-718, 64-1564 


36th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-1319 


Letters from. 63-89, 63-263, 64-1121 


Methodist. 65-696 


37th Regt., 1862-1865. 63-408 


Letters received. 64-952 


New Jerusalem Church. 65-183 


45th Regt, 1861-1865. 64-15 


Notebooks. 65-367 


Unitarian. 65-1249, 65-1287, 65-1288, 




Tank Battalion 


65-1302 


Land 


126th. 64-15 


Civil War. 64-15 


Claims. 65-1214 


Tax records. 65-1320 


Letters from. 64-484 








Legal documents. 65-185, 65-189 


Teachers and teaching. 64-719, 64-882 


Military prisons. 64-651 


Law practice. 63-337, 65-186, 65-680 


Teachers' colleges. 64-719 


Regiments see under Massachusetts the 






names of the military units, e. g. 


Legislature see Massachusetts— General 


Theological seminaries. 64-1281, 65-183, 


Massachusetts— Corps of Cadets; 


Court 


65-1050, 65-1762 


Massachusetts— Infantry 








Local records. 65-1320 


Trade 


Soldiers from. 64-57 , 65-1073 


Lumber industry and trade. 65-205 


With India. 65-181 


Coast Artillery 


Medical education. 65-1225, 65-1245, 


Trade associations. 64-240 


211th. 64-15 


65-1290 


Travels from. 65-255 


Coast surveys. 64-1556 


Merchants. 64-56, 64-1009, 64-1398, 
65-1318 


is ' 

Unattached Heavy Artillery 


Colleges and universities. 63-379, 64-14, 




•- 


64-21, 64-719, 64-1462 


Militia. 63-88, 64-15, 64-831, 65-1318, 


30th Company, 1864-1865. 65-1050 


see also Harvard University; Massachu- 
setts Institute of Technology 


65-1320 
Mines and mining. 64-237 


Veterans organizations. 64-15 
Vital records. 64-217 ' 


Colonial period. 63-59, 65-1318, 65-1320 


Motor Corps 


Births. 65-183 


Trade. 65-181 


1st. 64-15 


Weavers and weaving. 64-1 


Confederation and Constitutional periods, 


Motor Squadron 


Whalers and whaling. 64-1394 


1783-1809. 65-1318 


1st 64-15 






Wool industry and trade. 65-184 


Constables. 65-1320 


Observatories. 65-1227 


World War L 64-15 


Consumer's organizations. 64-715 








Politics. 64-1511 


World War H. 64-15 


Corps of Cadets 


Letters relating to. 65-9 


MASSACHUSETTS Arms Company.' 63-379 


1st. 64-15, 64-16 


Organizations and parties 


MASSACHUSETTS Bar Association. 65-186 


Cotton trade. 64-372 


Whig Party. 65-178 




Estates. 64-357 


Papers of persons active in 


MASSACHUSETTS (Colony) 

Provincial Congress, 1774-1775. 65-1320 


Family and personal papers 


19th century. 65-178, 65-1235 


16th to 20th centuries. 65-189 




MASSACHUSETTS Horticultural Society. 




20th century. 65-35, 65-109 


65-188 


18th to 20th centuries. 63-117, 64-525 


Rayon industry and trade. 64-205 


MASSACHUSETTS Institute of Technology. 


18th and 19th centuries. 65-870, 




64-27 


65-1200, 65-1320 


Real estate business. 65-205 
Research in the behavioral sciences. 


Students papers. 64-782 


19th century. 63-286, 64-353, 64-355, 


63-390 


MASSACHUSETTS quarterly review. 64-404 


64-357, 64-477, 64-648, 64-977, 
65-182, 65-1289, 65-1605 


Resident of. 65-1601 




Farm machinery 


Revolution. 64-15 


MASSACRES see Indian raids and massacres 




Soldiers from. 65-179 


MASSIE, Henry, 1784-1841. 64-1237 


Industry and trade. 64-1 


Scientific societies. 64-27 




First see under Massachusetts 




MASSIE, Henry, 1816-1878. 64-1237 


the second word following the numeral. 


Seals (Emblematic) 65-1319 


MASSIE, JohnL. 65-827 


Genealogy. 64-217 


Secretary of State. 65-1319 


MASSIE, NathanleL 65-977 


General Court. 65-109, 65-1318 


Shays' Rebellion see Shays' RebeUion, 






1786-1787 


MASSIE, Thomas, 1747-1834. 64-1237 


Committee on Foreign Affairs. 65-1318 


Shipbuilding. 64-1394, 64-1398 




General stores. 64-1 


Shipping records. 64-977, 64-1389 


MASSIE family. 64-1237 


Geology. 64-217, 65-923 


Ships. 64-1398 


MASSILLON Bridge and Structural Company. 
65-1748 


Horticulture. 65-188 


Silk industry and trade. 64-205 


MASSON, David, 1822-1907. 65-636 


Hotels. 64-56, 64-205 


Slavery 




Industries. 64-240 


Antislavery movement. 65-177 


MASSON, L. J. 64-892 



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MASSON papers. 65-1163 

MASTERS, Edgar Lee, 1869-1950. 64-150 
64-1334, 65-708, 65-1209, 65-1998 

MASTTN, Florence Ripley. 64-150 

MASTDJ, John. 65-1126 

MATADOR Land and Cattle Company ltd. 
65-1793 

MATAMEK, Quebec 

Conference on Biological Cycles. 65-1938 
MATANZAS, Cuba 

Shipping records. 64-1215 

MATAWAN, N. J. 
Shipping. 65-1645 

MATERIALS Conference, InternationaL 
64-870 

MATHEMATICAL miscellany (Publication) 
64-871 

MATHEMATICAL tables. 64-507 
MATHEMATICIANS. 63-384, 64-779, 64-871 
MATHEMATICS. 65-325, 65-1590, 65-1720 

Addresses, essays, lectures, etc 
64-1295, 65-654, 65-739 

Discussions of. 63-250,, 63-365 

Exercise books. 64-480 

see also Ciphering books 

Notebooks. 64-459 

Students' notebooks. 65-335 

Teachers and teaching. 64-844, 64-1041 
65-1226, 65-1237, 65-1262, 65-1296 
65-1299, 65-1936 

MATHER, Cotton, 1663-1728 

Autographs. 64-63 
MATHER, Increase, 1639-1723. 65-1250 
MATHER, William Gwinn, 1857-1951. 65-644 
MATHESON, Junius Ayers. 64-375 
MATHEWS, Abram B. 65-646 
MATHEWS, Charles, 1776-1835. 64-147 

MATHEWS, Harriet Frances, d. 1866. 
65-646 

MATHEWS, John, 1744-1802. 63-299 

MATHEWS, Shailer, 1863-1941. 64-133 

MATHEWS Co. , Va. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Episcopal. 64-1246 

County records. 65-1017 
MATHEWS family. 65-646 
MATILUA Canyon, Calif. 65-952 

MATINEE Musical, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
65-206 

MATLACK, T. Chalkley. 65-156 



MATLOCK, Nellie. 64-819 

MATTERN, David Earl, 1890-1959. 65-389 

MATTHEW Fontaine Maury Association, 
Richmond, Va. 65-969 

MATTHEWS, Herbert Lionel, 1900- 64-1349 

MATTHEWS, Mark Allison. 1867-1940 
64-1269 

MATTHEWS, Stanley, 1824-1889. 63-186 
MATTHEWS, Washington. 65-752 
MATTHEWS family 
Genealogy. 64-1177 

MATTTNGLY, Garrett, 1900-1962. 64-1350 

MATTTNGLY, Marie see Meloney, Marie 
(Mattlngly), 1883-1943. 

MAUCK, Joseph William, 1852-1937. 65-325 
65-531 

MAUGHAM, William Somerset. 1874-1965 
65-1205 

MAULTSBY, Elizabeth see Manly, Elizabeth 
(Maultsby) 

MAUMEE, Ohio 

Teachers and teaching. 65-557 

MAUN, Gene. 64-30 

MAUREPAS, Jean Fre'deric Phelypeaux, comte 
de, 1701-1781. 64-956 

MAURITIUS 

French administration. 64-75 
MAUROIS, Andre, 1885- 65-855 

MAURY, Ann Hull (Herndon) 1811-1901 
63-378 

MAURY, Mary see Werth. Mary (Maury) 

MAURY, MaryH. 63-378 

MAURY, Matthew Fontaine, 1806-1873 
63-378 



As correspondent. 65-1029 

Monuments. 65-969 

Opinions on the Constitution. 64-1238 

MAURY (Matthew Fontaine) Association, 
Richmond, Va. 65-969 

MAURY, Richard Lancelot, 1840-1907 
63-378, 64-1238 

MAURY, Rutson. 63r378 
MAURY Co. , Tenn. 

Family papers. 64-483 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

Land. 64-299 
MAURY family 

Genealogy. 64-1184, 64-1238, 65-969 
MAUZY, John. 65-983 



MAW, John. 63-310 

MAXEY, Asa. 64-757 

MAXFIELD, Louis, 1883-1921. 63-234 

MAXIMILIAN, Emperor of Mexico, 1832-1867 
63-378, 63-397, 64-345, 65-1080 

MAXIMOW, Alexander A. , 1874-1928. 64-13 

MAXWELL, Allen Jay, 1873-1946. 64-1074 

MAXWELL, Andrew C. 64-1500 

MAXWELL, Annie A. see Claiborne, Annie A 
(Maxwell) d. 1902 

MAXWELL, Caroline see Lee, Caroline 
(Maxwell) 

MAXWELL, Frances see Watklns, Frances 
(Maxwell) 

MAXWELL, Lawrence, 1853-1927. 64-1430 
65-1330 

MAXWELL, Robert A. 63-346 

MAXWELL, Samuel, 1826-1901. 65-519 
65-1440, 65-1489 

MAXWELL & Maxwell Investment Company 
64-892 . 

MAY, Abigail Williams, 1829-1888. 65-841 

MAY, Charles Sedgwick, 1830-1901. 65-136C 

MAY, Dwight, 1822-1880. 65-1360 

MAY, Frederick Warren Goddard, 1821-1904 
65-841 

MAY, Samuel, 1810-1899. 65-841 
MAY, Samuel Joseph, 1797-1871. 65-841 
MAY, Thomas, 1860-1927. 65-531 
MAY family. 65-841 
MAY-Johnson bill (Atomic energy, 1945) 

MAYERUNG (Theatrical production) 64-1611 
MAYFIELD, Ky. 

Civil War. 64-528 

MAYFLOWER Award (Literary) 64-565 

MAYFLOWER Descendants, Society of see 
Society of Mayflower Descendants 

MAYHEW, Ira, 1814-1894. 65-646 

MAYHOOD, Ralph L. 63-246 

MAYNADIER, William. 63-339 

MAYNARD, Constance see Dixon, Constance 
(Maynard) 

MAYNARD, Edward, 1813-1891. 63-379 
MAYNARD tape primer. 63-379 
MAYNE, Clifton E. , b. 1855. 65-1775 
MAYO, Charles Edwin, 1827-1899. 63-245 



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MAYO, Henry Thomas, 1856-1937. 64-1268 
MAYO, Katherine, 1868 7-1940. 64-1306 

MAYO, Mary Friend see Ingle, Mary Friend 
(Mayo) 

MAYO, Peter H. 64-445 

MAYO, S. L. 63-245 

MAYO, Sallie T. see Cameron, Sallie T. 
(Mayo) i 

MAYO, William James, 1861-1939. 65-479, 
65-1365, 65-1980 

MAYO family 

Genealogy. 64-1231, 65-962 
MAYO Indians. 65-2013 

MAYOR, Juan de Villagatierre Soto- see 
Villagutierre Soto-Mayor, Juan de 

MAYORGA, Margaret. 64-1618 

MAYS, Caroline E. see Brevard, Caroline E. 
(Mays) 

MAYS, David John, 1896- 64-1239 , 65-970 

MAYSFTELD Militia, 53d Regt. of Virginia 
Militia, Company No. 3. 64-751 

MAZYCK, Arthur, 1850-1914. 63-298 

MAZZANOVICH, Anton, 1860-1934. 64-8 

MEAD, Charles Adriance. 65-1682 

MEAD, George Herbert, 1863-1931. 64-50, 
64-135 

MEAD, Helen. 64-50 

MEAD (James) Lumber Company, Saginaw, 
Mich. 65-405 

MEAD, James A. 65-390 

MEAD, James M. 65-57 

MEAD, S. R. 64-76 

MEADE, Charlotte see Ruffin, Charlotte 
(Meade) 

MEADE, George Gordon, 1815-1872 

As correspondent. 63-360, 65-654 

Citation by. 65-93 

Military papers. 63-395 

Relating to. 63-353, 64-1136, 64-1640 
MEADE, John E. , of Petersburg, Va. 64-574 

MEADE family. 64-574 

MEADER, George, 1907- 65-397, 65-487, 
65-536, 65-586 

MEADOW-drainage projects. 65-1596 

MEADVTLLE Theological School, Chicago, HL 
65-1239 

MEALLY, John E. 65-391 



MEANY, George, 1894- 64-253, 65-552 
MEARES, Jane Iredell. 65-748 

MEARES, William B., 1787-1841. 64-575 
MEARES family. 64-575 , 64-995 

MEARS, Charles, 1814-1895. 64-1511, 
65-392 

MEASURES see Weights and measures 
MEAT industry and trade 
New Jersey. 65-1600 

MEBANE, Alexander. 64-1053 
MEBANE family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 
MECHANICAL engineering. 64-1581 

Research. 65-612 

Teachers and teaching. 65-612,65-1890, 
65-1939 

MECHANICS. 65-1720 

see also Wave mechanics; Wave-motion, 
"Theory of 

Student notes. 64-839 
MECHEM, Floyd Russell, 1858-1928 
As correspondent. 65-648 
Lectures. 65-606 

MECKLENBURG Co. , N. C. 

Business and family papers. 64-433, 
64-478, 64-620 

Declaration of independence. 64-498, 
64-1542 

Land 

Legal documents. 64-1057, 64-1129 

MECKLENBURG Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Letters from. 64-1034 

Medical practice. 64-509 

Resident of. 64-436 

MECKLENBURG Gold Mining Company. 
64-507 

MEDALS 

see also Decorations of honor 

Lists. 63-154 
MEDARY, SamueL 63-399 

MEDDAUGH, Elijah Wood, 1833-1903. 
64-1500, 65-1360 

MEDEA (Ship) 64-344 
MEDELUNG, Erwin. 65-1718 

MEDFORD, Sarah see Clayton, Sarah 
(Medford) 1786-1849 

MEDICAL accounts 

Here are entered accounts and records of 
money spent for medical services. 



65-676, 65-682 

New Jersey. 65-1619 

MEDICAL affairs see as subdivision under 
names of wars, e. g. Civil War— Medical 
affairs. For general references to the 
profession and practice of medicine see 
Medical practice. 

MEDICAL aid to children. 65-1324 

MEDICAL education 

Here are entered general references to 
medical colleges and schools, and the 
teaching and study of medical subjects. 



65-1541, 65-1895 

Teachers and teaching. 
65-1895 



-381, 65-580, 



By place 
California. 64-1167 
Germany 

Students (U. S. ) 65-18B 
Illinois. 63-119, 64-39, 65-381, 65-1540 
Maryland. 65-1955, 65-2022 

see also Johns Hopkins University, 
Baltimore, Md. —School of Medicine 

Massachusetts. 65-1225, 65-1245, 65-1290 

Michigan. 65-479, 65-531, 65-623, 
65-1365 

see also Michigan — University— Medical 
School 

Missouri. 65-1030 

New York. 64-902, 64-906 

New York City. 65-1948 

Ohio. 63-256 

Pennsylvania. 65-875 

South Carolina. 64-1552 

MEDICAL Institute (Eclectic) Cincinnati, Ohio. 
63-173 

MEDICAL jurisprudence. 65-1540 

MEDICAL libraries. 65-1541 

MEDICAL practice 

Here are entered records, finances, and 
the like, of doctors, physicians, and sur- 
geons; as well as general references to the 
profession and application of medicine. 

64-1031, 64-1101, 64-1329, 65-49, 65-189, 
65-381, 65-623, 65-1541 , 65-1542 

Ethics. 64-1552 

Women. 65-440, 65-534, 65-836 

By place 
Alabama. 64-1006, 64-1106 
Europe. 63-250, 64-771 
Georgia. 64-385, 64-505, 64-591 
Germany. 63-75 
Great Britain. 65-1949 
Illinois. 65-1537 
Kentucky. 63-133, 65-1534 
Louisiana. 64-578 



451 



MEDICAL practice (Continued) 

Maine. 64-56. 65-2001 

Maryland. 64-1006 

Michigan. 65-221, 65-234, 65-295 

65-520, 65-531, 65-534, 65-554, 65-596 
65-653, 65-1365 

Women in (Biographies of) 65-534 
Minnesota. 63-250 
Missouri. 64-39, 64-290, 64-302 
Nebraska. 65-1502 

New Jersey. 65-1555, 65-1618, 65-1646 
65-1676, 65-1680 

New York. 64-854, 64-920 

New York City>^3-318, 64-369, 64-1543 

North Carolina. 64-478, 64-509 64-632 
64-979, 64-992, 64-1061, 64-1083 
64-1117, 64-1122 

Ohio. 63-262 

South Carolina. 64-502, 64-650, 64-1543 

Southern States. 63-75 

Tennessee. 63-133 

Virginia. 63-145, 64-509, 64-587, 64-632 
64-1240, 64-1250 

ME « C , o« reSearCh aad P«b"<ation. 65-1538, 

Organizations. 65-121 

New York City. 63-13 
MEDICAL schools see Medical education 
MEDICAL social work. 65-1509 

ME « 1 ^- societies - 6 5-103, 65-534, 65-966, 
65-1509 

Maryland. 64-1006 

Michigan. 65-197, 65-353, 65-1367 
65-1392, 65-1393 

New York. 64-906 

Pennsylvania. 64-1006 

ME «^i' Women ' s National Association. 
OD-534 

MEDICINE 

This heading is used for general refer- 
ences to the art or science of restoring or 
preserving health or physical condition: and 
to studies, methods, or substances used in 
treating diseases. 

see also Bacteriology; Homeopathy- 
Public health 

General material 

18th century. 65-1072 

19th century. 65-595, 65-875 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1502, 65-333 
65-1365 ' 

20th century. 65-1542 

By topic 

Diseases see. Diseases; and names of 
specific diseases 

Education see Medical education 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 



History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1541 

New Jersey. 65-1697 
Indians. 63-2 

Lectures. 63-78, 64-1167, 64-1329 
65-381, 65-1540, 65-1541 

see also Medical education 

Legal see Medical jurisprudence 

Military and naval. 65-49, 65-1800 

see also subdivision Medical affairs un- 
der names of wars, e. g. Civil War— 
Medical affairs; and appropriate sub- 
divisions under names of armies and 
navies 

Notes. 65-1365, 65-1680, 65-1895 

Patent 64-966 

Physiological effects of see Pharmacology 

Prescriptions and remedies. 63-75 64-39 
64-244, 65-234, 65-235, 65-295, ' 
65-1365, 65-1541, 65-1618, 65-1646 

Research and publication see Medical 
research and publication 

Socialized see Socialized medicine 

Students' notebooks. 64-1199 65-295 
65-596, 65-1365, 65-1368, 65-195l ' 

see also Medical education 
Supplies, Army acquisition of. 63-366 

By place 
France. 65-1964 
MEDICINE and state. 65-1542, 65-1938 

MEDICINE and Surgery, U. S. Bureau of 
65-49\ 

\ 

MEDIEVAL history. 64-74 
see also Middle ages 

Notes. 64-1341 

Study and teaching. 64-933, 65-1923 

"^St/SSSb 1 " 3 - 189 "- S3 - 350 ' a*' 374 ' 

MEDINA Co. , Ohio 

Civil War. 64-666 
MEDINA, Ohio 

Land. 64-1286 

MEDINA Salazar y Villasenor, Joseph Chacon 
marques de la Penuela see Chaco'n Medina 
Salazar y Villasenor, Jdseph, marques de 
la Penuela 

MEDITERRANEAN region 

Naval service (Great Britain) 65-803 
Trade 

With the United States. 65-31 
Travel and description. 63-387 
World War I 

Naval operations. 64-817 
MEDOC, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-376 



MEDORA, N. D. 
Chateau. 65-767 
Literary societies. 65-781 

MI 6 E 5^654 leldlng Bradford > 18 "-1876. 64-100, 

MEEKER, Arthur, 1902- 65-1998 

MEEKER Co. , Minn. 

Teachers and teaching. 63-238 

MEETING for Springs, London Yearly 
Meeting of Friends. 65-153 

MEETING for Sufferings, Philadelphia Yearly 
Meeting. 65-153 »wiy 

MEIGS, Joseph Vincent, b. 1840. 64-1307 
MEIGS, Josiah. 64-343 

M ^380 MO ^ 6 T yCUnPineto ' 1816 - 18 «- 

"^'Return Jonathan, 1740-1823 
"64-1194 

MEIGS, Robert B. 64-830 
MEIGS Co. , Tenn. 
Roadmaps. 65-885 

MEIGS family 

Genealogy. 64-1307 

MB 6^ S 13^ ld TranSU Sy8tem ' So 8 ' ". **"• 
ME 6 I 5 £LE £ OHN ' George De Rue, 1857-1929. 
MEISSIEFF, Leon S. , 1872- 65-2011 
MEKONG Commission (1894-1895) #3-112 
MELANCTHON, Philip. 64-47 

'"^SESB. ^.f 0( f^ Kington, baron, 
MELGARES, Facundo. 65-1165 
MELHORN, John Wesley. 65-869 
ME 64-23 B 4 eSSle) Industrlal Hon «, Athens, Ga. 
ME 64-2 3 f ltriCkHUeS ' 1814 - 1888 - 64-229 . 

ME 6 J 4-230 atriCltHUeS ' 1850 - 1918 - 64 "100, 
MELLEN, Grenville. 63-368 
MELLETT, Lowell, 1884-1960. 65-52 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt 
65-38 



MELLIS St. Johns, Eng. 

Land. 64-34 

MELLON, Andrew William, 1855-1939 
65-343 

MELLON, Melvin Guy, 1893- 64-1174 



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MELO, Mario. 64-697 

MELONESiCaHf. ) Mining Company. 64-237 

MELONEY, Marie (Mattingly) 1883-1943. 
65-1205 " "■-: 

MELOY, Anna. 64-904 - 

MELOY, Edward. 64-904 

MELOY family. 64-904 

MELTON, Ray. 65-539 

MELVILLE, Henry Dundas, 1st viscount, 
1742-1811. 63-109 

MELVILLE, Herman, 1819-1891. 64-47 
Book about. 65-1210 

MEMMINGER, Christopher Gustavus, 1803- 
1888. 63-6. , 64-1075 

MEMMINGER, Miry (Wilkinson) 64-1075 
MEMMINGER, T. B. 64-1075 

MEMMINGER family. 64-1075 

MEMORIAL Day. 63-371 

MEMORIAL Presbyterian Church, Detroit, 
Mich. 65-232 

MEMORIAL societies 
Nebraska. 65-1420 
South Carolina. 63-311 

Tennessee. 64-1197 
MEMORIALS 

Kentucky. 65-21 

Michigan. 65-348 
MEMORY. 63-390 

MEMPHIS, EJ Paso, and Pacific Railroad. 
64-740 

MEMPHIS, Tenn. 

Civil War. 63-350, 64-246 

Law practice. 65-880 

Military hospitals. 65-160 

Navy Yard. 64-246 

Resident of. 65-878 

MENARD, Pierre, 1766-1844. 64-287 

MENCKEN, Henry Louis, 1880-1956. 64-150, 
65-1852 

As correspondent. 63-354, 64-953, 

64-1338, 64-1620, 65-14, 65-636, 65-834 
65-937, 65-1084, 65-1160, 65-1838, 
65-2004 

Literary manuscripts. 65-1664 

MENDAM, N. J. 

Letters from. 64-607 

MENDENHALL, Mary see Hobbs, Mary 
(Mendenhall) 1852-1930 



MENDENHALL, Richard. 65-723 

MENDENHALL, Thomas Corwin, 1841-1924. 
64-1268, 65-1719 

MENDINUETA, Pedro Fermm de see Fermin 
de Mendinueta, Pedro 

MENDIP, Welbore Ellis, baron, 1713-1802. 
64-810 

MENDON, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
MENDOZA, Gaspar Domingo de. 65-1165 

MENDOZA, Juan Dominguez y see Dominguez y 
Mendoza, Juan 

MENNINGER, Karl Augustus, 1893- 64-1528, 
65-384 

MENO, Florence. 65-633 

MENOMINEE (Mich. ) Bay Shore Lumber 
Company. 64-1617 

MENORAH Association. 65-1726 

The MENORAH Journal. 65-1726 

MENOTTI, Gian Carlo, 1911- 64-1598 

MEN'S clothing see Clothing 

MEN'S clubs see Clubs 

MENSURATION see Geodesy 

MENTAL defectives see Feebleminded 

MENTAL healing see Faith healing 

MENTAL hospitals 
Michigan. 65-1343 
North Carolina. 64-1083 
Virginia. 65-1013 

MENTAL retardation see Feebleminded; 
Retarded children 

MENUHIN, Yehudi. 65-1104 

MENUS see Cookery 

MENZEL, Donald Howard, 1901- 65-383 

MERCER, Johnny, 1909- 64-801 

MERCER, William, b. 1824. 64-1151 

MERCER Co. , Mo. 

Court records. 64-324 

MERCER Co. , N. J. 65-1550 

Family papers. 65-1620, 65-1680 
Legal papers. 65-1586 

MERCER University, Macon, Ga. 64-1164 

MERCHANT, Livingston Tallmadge, 1903- 
65-64 

MERCHANT, William. 65-1340 



MERCHANT marine. 64-1285, 64-1502 
see also Impressment 

Companies 

Maine. 65-1970 
Missions and charities. 64-187, 65-1545 

MERCHANTS 

see also Commission merchants; General 
stores; Retail trade; Wholesale trade 



65-1979 



12th to 18th centuries 



17th to 20th centuries 



Massachusetts. 65-181 
Missouri. 64-313 
New Jersey. 65-1639 
New Mexico. 65-1168 
North Carolina. 64-1029 
Pennsylvania. 64-1155, 65-156 

18th century 
Pennsylvania. 65-1723 

1700-1749 
New York City. 65-1740 

1750-1799 
Canada. 65-1727 
Great Britain. 64-259, 65-1526 
Jamaica. 65-1526 
Malaga. 64-259 
Maryland. 65-1526 
Massachusetts. 64-56 
New York City. 65-1526 
North Carolina. 64-393, 64-1537 
Pennsylvania. 64-393, 65-1526 
West Indies. 65-1526 

18th to 20th centuries 
Georgia. 65-730 
Massachusetts. 65-1318 
New Jersey. 65-1565 

18th and 19th centuries 
64-56 
Canada. 65-1725, 65-1766 

Great Britain. 63-345 

Indiana. 65-1999 

New Hampshire. 64-56 

New Jersey. 65-1624 

New York City. 64-585, 64-1302, 65-1674 

North Carolina. 64-445, 64-558, 64-585, 
64-590, 64-591, 64-1035 

Pennsylvania. 64-1396, 65-1702 

Scotland. 65-961 



453 



MERCHANTS 

18th and I Sth centuries (Continued) 
South Carolina. 63-309, 63-316 
Virginia. 63-345, 64-590, 65-961 

19th century 
64-480 

Alabama. 64-387, 64-1028 
Connecticut 64-1310 
Maine. 64-56, 64-239 
Massachusetts. 64-1009 
Mississippi. 63-104 

Missouri. 63-127, 64-267, 64-273, 64-336 
New Jersey. 65-1653 

New York. 64-827, 64-900, 64-934 
New York City. 65-1175 

North Carolina. 63-150, 64-473, 64-542 
64-674, 64-1003, 64-1021, 64-1028 ' 
64-1089 ' 

Ohio. 63-123 

Pennsylvania. 64-1148, 65-827, 65-1670 

Russia. 65-1670 

Washington, D. C. 64-763 

1800-1849 
63-136 

Connecticut 64-1302 
Great Britain. 64-258, 64-1398 
Illinois. 64-56 
Kentucky. 63-196 
Louisiana. 64-1398 
Maine. 65-1969 

Massachusetts. 64-1398, 65-1235 
Missouri. 64-279, 64-295 
New York City. 64-1044, 65-1524 

^-f^ltisaT 501 ' 6 ^ 546 ' 64 - 981 ' 

Ohio. 63-161 

Virginia. 64-56, 64-1001, 64-1044, 65-903 

J.850-1899. 
64-372 

California. 64-701, 64-708 
Connecticut. 64-1368 
Maryland. 64-1019 
Missouri. 64-281 
Nevada. 65-1130 
New York City. 64-1395 



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North Carolina. 64-423, 64-549, 64-576 
64-643, 64-994, 64-1038, 64-1541 

Oregon. 64-701, 64-708 

Pennsylvania. 64-394, 64-1395 

South Carolina. 63-308 

Tennessee. 64-1195 

Utah. 65-1127 

Virginia. 63-382, 65-989 



Wyoming. 65-1807 

19th and 20th ,-.... — - r7 

Georgia. 64-579 

Kentucky. 65-738 
Maine. 63-335 
Missouri. 65-1801 
New Jersey. 65-1652 

NO M-l C 5"o OU ^ 63 "" 7 ' 64 - 52 °' M - 1084 . 
Washington. 63-214 

20th century 
Arizona. 65-1757 
New Mexico. 65-1757 
MERCHANTS Marine Insurance Company. 

MERCHANTS Refrigerating Company. 64-870 
MERCIER, Antoine see Mersier, Antoine 
MERCURY mines and mining 

California. 65-866 

Peru. 63-74 
MERCURY project 64-1583 
MERCURY pump. 65-358 
MEREDITH, George, 1828-1909. 63-52 

MEREDITH, Gertrude Gouverneur see Biddle 
uertrude Gouverneur (Meredith) 

MEREDITH, Joseph D. 64-1147 
MEREDITH, Thomas, 1779-1855. 64-1150 
MEREDITH, William, 1772-1844. 63-220 
MERILLAN, Wis. 

Business records. 64-1623 
MERINO sheep. 65-660 
MERIT System Council. 65-1509 
MERIT systems see Civil service 
MERIWETHER, David. 65-1126 
MERMAID (Bark) 64-1394 

MERRIAM, Charles Edward, 1874-1953 
As correspondent 65-1308 
Lectures. 65-166 

Member of the Commission on Freedom of 
the Press. 64-70 



MERRIAM, Mrs. Cyrus K 64-1255 

ME 65^on FrankF -' b - 1865 - 65 - 2 °i3, 

MERRIAM, William Rush. 63-243 
MERRIAM ^Kchards j ron mae> Westport) 

MERRICK, David, 1912- 64-1632 
MERRICK, Edwin Thomas. 64-100 
MERRILL, Aaron Stanton, 1890- 65-731 



MERRILL, Amos. 64-56 
MERRILL, Paul Willard, 1887- 65-383 
MERRILL, Richard Dwight 64-1267 
MERRILL, Thomas D. , Jr. 64-1267 

MERRILL, Thomas D. , Sr. , b. 1815 
64-1267 

MERRILL and Ring Lumber Comnanv 
64-1267 -*-"j. 

MERRILL Lumber Company. 65-393 

MERRITT, Frances see Quick, Frances 
(Merritt) 1833-192T" * Tan «s 

MERRITT, Melvin Leroy, 1879-1961. 64-696 

MERRITT, Sally. 64-1093 

MERRITT, Wesley, 1834-1910. 65-950 

MERRITT, William, of Chatham Co N C 
64-1093 ' • 

MERRYMAN, John. 64-768 
MERSHON, Edward L. 65-394 
MERSHON, William Briggs. 65-394 
MERSHON, William Butts, 1856-1943. 65-395 

As correspondent 65-274, 65-340 65-445 
65-666 * * 

MERSTER, Antoine. 64-578 

MERWINE, Emily see Drury, Emily (Merwine) 

MERYON, Charles. 64-761 

MESABI Iron Company. 65-2009 

MESSENGER, Hiram John. 64-887 

MESSINA, Italy 

Earthquakes, 1906-1908. 64-1282 
METALLURGY 

Machinery. 63-128 
Middle ages. 64-141 
Notes, etc. 65-358 

METALWORKERS 
Unions. 65-337 

METAPHYSICS. 64-795, 64-1569 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1251 
METEOROLOGICAL satellites. 64-782 

ME 6 T 3 E ?£°« G , Y i Climate ' weath «> etc) 
65~-6M ' 63 " 378 ' M - 782 ' ««««. 

see also Drought; Snow; Storms; Winds 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1893 
California. 64-263, 64-731 
Colorado. 65-1767 
Illinois. 65-1306 
Japan. 65-67 
Kansas. 65-874 



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METEOROLOGY (Climate, weather, etc.) ■-, 
(Continued) 

Michigan. 64-1438, 64-1486, 65-201, 
65-513, 65-548, 65-577, 65-611, 
65-1343 
Minnesota, 63-245 

Missouri. 64-273 

New York. 64-1591 

North Carolina. 64-467, 64-999 

Ohio. 63-168, 63-178, 64-1556 

Pennsylvania. 64-56 

South Carolina. 63-297 

Southern States. 65-878 

Switzerland. 63-297 

Tennessee. 65-887 

Vermont. 64-1588 

V. est Virginia. 63-129 

METHODISM see Methodist churches; and 
names of church bodies 

METHODIST Book Concern. 64-972 

METHODIST Brotherhood. 64-973 

METHODIST Church (United States) Confer- 
ences. New England. Historical Society. 
65-697 

METHODIST churches. 64-775, 64-966 , 
64-976, 65-506, 65-591 

Calvinism. 63-409 

Education. 64-966, 65-697 

Evangelistic work. 64-1241 

Hymns and church music. 64-972, 65-697 

Missionary societies. 63-70, 65-1653 

Missions. 65-697 

Africa. 64-968 

Indian. 64-966 

Oregon. 64-966 

Philippine Islands. 64-971 

South America. 64-971 

Publications. 65-697 

Rural churches. 64-946 

Schism. 35-933 

Sermons. 63-70, 63-409, 64-175, 64-214, 

64-409, 64-570, 64-775, 64-946, 64-965, 

64-969, 64-970, 65-247, 65-482, 65-495, 

65-512, 65-591 

Societies. 65-697 

Sunday schools. 65-24 

Unity. 64-966 

By place 

Asia. 64-966 

Connecticut. 65-696 

Denmark. 64-973 

Europe. 64-966 

Georgia. 64-970 

Great Britain. 64-69 

Illinois. 63-202, 65-161 

India. C4-973 



Indiana. 63-202 

Iowa. 63-209 

Kentucky. 63-202, 64-965, 64-974, 65-24 

Latin America. 64-966 

Louisiana. 65-1830 

Maine. 65-696 

Maryland. 64-1542 

Massachusetts. 65-696 

Michigan. 65-247, 65-309, 65-391, 65-412 
65-482, 65-504, 65-512, 65-637, 65-668 ' 
65-1350 

Missouri. 64-339 

New Jersey. 65-1629, 65-1653 

New York. 64-825, 64-837, 64-852 
64-1591, 65-696 ' 

North Carolina. 63-70, 64-392 64-409 
64-674, 64-1040, 64-1542 

North Dakota. 65-1536 

Ohio. 63-176, 63-202, 64-175, 64-974 

Pennsylvania. 65-1653 

Rhode Island. 65-696 

Russia. 64-966 

South Carolina. 64-1542 

Southern States. 63-70 

Tennessee. 63-202, 64-974, 64-975 
64-1199 

Vermont. 65-696 

Virginia. 64-1001, 64-1228, 64-1542 

Washington. 64-214 

Washington, D. C. 64-1542 

METHODIST Council of Methodism see 
Federal Council of Methodism 

METHODIST Episcopal Church. 63-176 
63-209, 64-175, 64-973, 65-697 

see also_ Methodist churches; and for 
specific churches see name of place 
where located, e. g. Spokane, Wash. - 
Methodist Episcopal Church 

Bishops. 64-966 

Conferences. 64-974 

Missouri. 64-339 

Philadelphia, Pa. 65-1653 
General Conference. 64-972 

1836. 63-256 

METHODIST Episcopal Church, South. 63-70, 
64-339 

see also Methodist churches; and for 
specific churches see name of place 
where located 

Clergymen. 64-392, 64-970, 64-1185 
Conferences 

Kentucky. 64-965 

Louisiana. 65-1830 

North Carolina. 64-409 

Tennessee. 64-969, 64-975 



General Conference. 64-976 



METHODIST Federation for Social Service 
64-966 

METHODIST Minister's Association, 
Cincinnati, Ohio. 64-973 

METHODIST Publishing House, Nashville 
Tenn. 64-973 

METHUEN & Company, London, Eng. 64-1347 

METLAKAHTLA Colony, Alaska. 64-686 

METLARvs. Plscataway Township. 65-1642 

METRIC system of weights and measures 
64-1342 

METRO-Goldwyn-Mayer, inc. 64-108 
64-1597 ' 

METROLOGY _see Weights and measures 

METROPOLITAN Opera Association, New York 
City. 64-1334 

METROPOLITAN Rapid Transit Survey, New 
York City. 64-1622 

METROPOLITAN Tabernacle, London, Eng 
64-1160 B 

METSON, William Henry. 64-798 

METTINGHAM College, Eng. 

Land. 64-34 
METTS, James Engram. 64-576 
METTS, James Isaac, 1842-1921. 64-576 
METTS, Mary Ann (Tull) 64-576 
METUCHEN, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1585, 65-1592 
METZGER, B. 64-813 

MEUSE River area 
World War I 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-949 

MEXICAN Claims Commission (Established 
1942) 65-67 

MEXICAN Gas Works. 64-345 

MEXICAN Punitive Expedition see Mexico— 
U. S. marine and military activities in 

MEXICAN War, 1845-1848. 63-107, 63-247, 
64-248, 64-279, 64-561, 64-995, 64-1456' 
64-1526, 65-23, 65-870, 65-1363, 65-1681 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-355, 64-758, 64-765 

see also names of battles, e. g. Bueha 
Vista, Mex. —Battle of, 1847; 
Monterey, Mex. -battle of, 1846 

California. 65-1162 

Military papers. 63-310, 64-765, 64-1007, 
64-1010, 64-1058, 6*4-1569, 65-858 

Military service in. 63-87, 63-131, 
63-223, 64-623, 64-772, 64-1010, 
64-1190 

Naval operations. 63-387, 63-396 

Ships. 64-1215 ' 

Paymasters' papers. 64-1544 



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MEXICAN War, 1845-1848 (Continued) 

Registers, lists, etc. 64-880, 64-1007, 

64-1010 

Soldiers from 

Missouri. 65-1467 
MEXICANS in Texas. 65-5 

MEXICO. 65-1080 

For territory now In the United States see 
also subdivision Mexican period under 
present names of those areas, e. g. 
Texas — Mexican period 

Administration 

New Mexico. 65- 1810 
American businessmen's papers. 64-1546 
Anthropology. 64-167 
Archeology. 63-1 ■ : . 

Army 

Departure from Arizona. '. 65-1781 

In California. 65-1527 
Botany.' 64-826 

Cattle stealing. 65-1080 ' " 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-1080 

Baptist. 64-1158 
Claims. 65-253, 65-904 . 
Commercial attaches (U. S. ) 64-690 

Confederate refugees. 63-378, 64-1041, 

64-1080 . ■ 

Consular service (Austria) 64-345 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-690, 64-890 

Cotton trade. 64-890 
Depredations in Texas. 64-755 

see also Texas— Revolution, 1835-1836 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 63-386, 
"64-1119, 65-936 

Economic policy. 64-890 
Ejercito. 65-1527 
Estates. 65-1080 

European intervention, 1861-1867. 63-397, 
64-345, 65-2013 

Family papers. 64-1253 

Finance. 65-2013 

Foreign relations. 64-345 

With the United States. 64-890, 64-1577 

Fuerte uprising, 1861. 65-2013 
Garza Revolution, 1892. 65-1423 
Gas companies. 64-345 
Indians. 63-1, 63-11, 65-1080, 65-2013 
Investments in, British. 65-1790 

Land 
Claims 

California. 65-253 
Legal documents. 64-1253 
Transactions. 64-421 



Laws. 64-345 

Letters from. 64-350 

Maps. 64-1253, 65-1815 

Military affairs. 64-345, 64-1213 

Military service in (U. S. , 1845-1848) see 
Mexican War, 1845-1848 

Mines and mining. 63-16, 64-421 

Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 64-345 

Mormons. 65-1162 

Navy. 63-387, 64-1213 

Newspaper clippings. 65-678 

Notes, etc, 65-261 

Prisoners and prisons. 64-296 

Revolutions, 1910- 64-421, 64-802 

Silver mines and mining. 64-1149 

Steamboat lines. 64-345 

Tariff. 64-890 

Texas area see Texas — Mexican period 

Tobacco trade. 64-890 

Trade. 64-756, 64-890 

Travel and description. 64-652, 64-1179, 
64-1517, 65-1815 

United States marine and military activities 
in. 65-947 

Viceroyalty. 63-36 

MEXICO City, Mexico 

American occupation, 1847-1848. 63-355 

see also Mexican War, 1845-1848 

Commercial attaches (U. S. ) 64-690 

MEY van Streefkerk family see De Mey van 
Streefkerk family 

MEYENDORFF, Michael A., 1849-1908. 
. 64-1135 

MEYER, Adolf, 1886-1950. 65-1953 

MEYER, Adolf Bernhard, 1840-1911. 64-1216 

MEYER, Annie Nathan. 65-1722 

MEYER, Brantz. 64-1580 

MEYER (C. J. L. ) Division, Wisconsin Land and 
Lumber Company. 65-657 

MEYER, Edward. 65-1350 
MEYER, F. B. 64-1160 

MEYER, George von Lengerke, 1858-1918. 
65-917 



MEYER, Lawrence, 1890- 
MEYER, R. J. 65-1311 



63-33 



MEYNELL, Alice Christiana (Thompson) 
1847-1922. 64-150 

MEZA, Remedios. 65-2013 
MIAMI and Erie Canal. 65-17 

MIAMI University, Oxford, Ohio. 63-183, 
63-184 



MICHELENA, Enrique de Olavide y s_ee Olavlde 
y Michelena, Enrique de 

MICHENER, Earl Cory, 1876-1957. 64-1515, 
65-547, 65-606, 65-648, 65-670, 65-1379 

MICHIGAMUA. 64-1468 

MICHIGAN 



ACCOUNT books see Michigan— Household 
accounts; Michigan — Personal accounts 

ADULT education. 65-365 

AGRICULTURAL College see Michigan-State 
University, East Lansing 

AGRICULTURAL colonies. 65-192 

AGRICULTURAL societies. 64-1456, 64-1487, 
65-248, 65-471, 65-472, 65-1346 



AGRICULTURE. 65-201, 65-248, 65-301, 
65-577 

ALUMNI associations. 64-1418, 65-357, 
65-365, 65-537, 65-579, 65-1374, 65-1377 

AMERICANIZATION Committee, Detroit. 
64-1412 

ANTISLAVERY movements. 65-599 

ARCHITECTURE. 65-489, 65-1340 

\ Business papers and practice. 65-588 
ARCHIVES. 65-191, 65-320 
ART and artists 

Societies. 65-193 

ARTILLERY (Heavy) 65-563 
6th Regt. 65-1394 

ARTILLERY (Light) 
1st Regt., 1861-1865 
Battery B. 65-256 

ATTORNEYS see Michigan— Law practice and 
names of types of attorneys, e, g. , 
Michigan — County attorneys 

ATTORNEYS general. 65-584, 65-665 

AUDITORS-General. 65-396, 65-576 

AUDUBON societies. 65-445 

AUTOMOBILE industry and trade. 64-1469, 
64-1474, 65-343, 65-569 

BALLOON ascensions. 64-1486 

BANKS and banking. 65-341, 65-400, 65-528, 
65-630, 65-643,_ 65-644, 65-659, 65-1379 

BAR associations. 65-484 

BASEBALL clubs. 65-406 

BICYCLES. 65-569 

BIOGRAPHY. 65-1347 

BIRDS. 65-445 

BOARDS of trade. 65-230 

BOOM companies. 65-597 

BOTANICAL gardens. 64-1428 



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MICHIGAN 
BOTANY. 65-533 
BOUNDARIES 

Ohio. 64-1472, 65-3B8 
BOYS' VocationalSchool, Lansing. 64,1421 
BURIAL societies.' 65-1400' 
BUSINESS and professional women's clubs. 

BUSINESS records. 65-134B 
CANALS. 65-1343 

CARRIAGE and wagon making. 65-401 
CAVALRY 

1st Regt., 1861-1666. 65-252, 65-626 

Company C. 65-1362 
3d Regt., 1861-1865. 65-576 

64-1477, 65-493, 



^^J^C^rf Mmoa ^ Colhct . m: Ma 



4th Regt., 1862-1B65 
65-1362 



5th Regt., 1862-1865. 64-1492, 65-1362 
7th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-1362 

Company F. 65-256 
8th Regt. , 1B63-1865. 65-625 
9th Regt., 1863-1865. 65-576, 65-626 

Company A. 64-1493 
10th Regt., 1863-1865. 65-594, 65-601 
CELEBRATIONS. 65-525 
CEMENT industry. 65-134B 
CEMETERIES. 64-1479 
CENSUS. 65-431, 65-624 
CENTRAL College, Spring Arbor. 65-1353 
CENTRAL Michigan University, Mount Pleasant 

Anniversary celebration. 65-298 
CEREALS. 65-492 

CHARITABLE work. 65-352, 65-1367, 65-1378 

CHAUFFEURS. 65-210 

CHEES •: industry and trade. 65-622 

CHICORY processing. 65-442 

CHILD study 

Societies. 65-1367 
CHILD welfare. 65-277, 65-501, 65-1324 
CHILDREN'S Fund. 65-1324 

™M D f, EN ' S V1Ua ^ Coldwater see 

CoTdwSeT^^^^^^^^chool, 



| CHURCHKSandrellX^rs (Continued, 
Missions. 64-1440 

Presbyterian. 65-255, 65-296 
; Sermons. 65-522, 65-592 

Sunday schools. 65-357, 65-490 

^ V» 65 " 198 ' 65 " 241 ' *-™, 

Church of Christ. 65-256 
Congregational. 64-1494, 65-199, 65-411 
Disciples of Christ. 65-233 

m eX, 65 6 - 5 5 -o 3 o 77 ' 65 " 414 ' 65 -" e . 

Evangelical. 65-259 

Lutheran. 63-21, 63-22, 65-259, 65-375 

Methodist. 65-247, 65-391, 65-412 

65-«2, 65-504, 65-512, 65-637 65-6.. 

^e^'L^ 64 " 1404 ' 64 ' 141 5, 64-14^ 
64-1447, 64-1490, 65-231 65-232 ' 

65-239, 65-244, 65-357, 65 386 65-413 
65-432, 65-490, 65-498, 65-499,' "-g 

Unitarian. 65-309 
CITIES and towns. 65-415 
Transportation. . 65-425 
CIVIC affairs. 65-327 
CIVIC associations. ■ 65-1336, 65-1367 
CIVIL engineering. 65-436, 65-643 
CIVIL service reform. 65- 423 
CIVIL Service Study Commission. 65-397" 
CIVIL War 

Civilian life. 65-625, 65-634 
Military papers. 65-624, ^5-^362, 65-1394. 
Prisons and prisoners. 65-603 
Recruiting, enlistment, etc. 64-1434 



MICHIGAN 

COMMITTEE on Conservation of Cultural 
. Resources. 65-610 ' 

COMMUNITY associations. 65-1334 
CONSERVATION. 65-274, 65-666 
CONSTITUTION. 64-1464 

CONSTITUTIONAL Conventions 

1907-1908. 65-665 

1961- 19 62„ 64-1444, 65-238, 65-260 
CONSTRUCTION industry. 65-539 

^S 3 -™^' ° rgaiUZatl0nS - 64 - 1 «5, 

COOPERATIVE communities. 65-364, 65-543 

Records. 65-192 , 65-1332 
COOPERATIVES. 65-1367 

Records. 65-194 , 65-1398 

COPPER mines and mining. 64-1445, 64-1451 
COUNTY attorneys. 65-606 

C0 6 U 5^f6 g ° Vernnlent and Coun 'y "cords. 
COURT records. 65-415 

. COURTHOUSES. 65-1343 
COURTS 

Addresses, notes, etc. 65-647 



CHURCH schools 
Lutheran. 63-19 

'T-H?/ r l f 4 e 5 r ? US ato1 ™- "-"38, 
65-135B' 453 ' 65 " 325 < 65 - 592 ' 55=1350, 

Evangelistic work. 55-241, 65-499 



^Miclugan-Cavalry; Michigan- ' 
Societies. 65-1333 

: ; :S; ££ £Si !&■ 

os-SIB, 65-549, 65-550 65-5'i2 fi>; rki 

llttt' 65 5 1, 7 4' r 576 - 65 - 6 «.' " : : 

65-1349, 6 6 5 5""382 65 - 658 ' 65 - 66 V 65 - 13 ^ 
CLOTHING trade (Men's) 65-589 
CLUBS. 65-214, 65-270, 65-275 65-648 
65-1367, 65-1375, 65-1385 ' ' 

COAL industry and trade. 65-207, 65-569 
COLLEGES and universities. 64-1425 

64-1470, 64-1478, 64-1485, 64-1513 65 298 
65-384,65-446, 65-460, 65-635, 5 1^ 2 ,^ 

BSIJ^SO Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, 

ver c s "; v M Y c D M r f ~ Eastern Michi ^ ™- 

vers tv' ^"".■MfcMsan-State Uni- 
sTy S (A^ n E A^r ln ^ Mich ^an-Univer- 



SUP 6 r 5 e ™4 e 7?°6 U 5 r - t 656 64 - 14e2 ' "^ ^' 
Wa 65!l338 my C ° Urt ° f D0mesUc delations. 
CULTURAL societies. 65-361 
DENTISTRY. 65-243, 65-277, 65-323, 65-339 
Societies. 65-323, 65-621 
State Board. 65-1343 
DEPT. of Conservation. 65-307, 65-666 
DEPT. of Labor and Industry. 65-111 
DRAINAGE. 65-431 
DRAMATIC societies. 65-453, 65-1367 
DR e^uT- 65 " 23 ^=-^ 65-444, 
E l5 T - E 134 N 3 MCMganAsylum '^anti. 

EASTERN Michigan University, Ypsllant , 
(formerly State Normal Co^f^SSl, 



Faculty members' papers. 65-351 
President. 65-446 

Student notes and papers. 65-351, 65-436 
EDITORS and editing. 65-446 

EDUCATION. 65-568, 65-638, 65-1353 

Integration. 65-352 

Laws and legislation. 63-19 
EDUCATIONAL societies. 64-1408,65-463 



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MICHIGAN 
FRATERNITIES and sororities. 64-1454, 
65-1375 

EMPLOYMENT Security Commission. S5-238 I fr eeDMEN. 65-286 



MICHIGAN 
ELECTRIC power. 65-408 



ENDOWMENTS. 54-1418 
ENGINEERING. 65-1312 

ENGINEERS and Mechanics, 1861-1865. 

65-257, 85-552 
Company C. 65-632 
Company D. 65-256 
Company E. 65-571 

EPILEPTICS 

Institutional care. 65-399 
ESTATES. 65-229, 65-357, 65-658 

EXHIBITIONS and fairs. 65-624 

FACTORIES 

Inspection, S5-352 

FAMILY papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 65-1354 
18th and 19th centuries. 65-451 

19th century. 65-312, 65-581, 65-595, 

65-604, 65-1341 



65-376 

65-304, 65-466, 65-628 



1800-1850. 

1850-1900. 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1446, 64-1466, 
64-1489, 65-299, 65-478, 65-489, 65-497, 

65-522, 65-641 

20th century 

1900-1950. 65-294,65-553 
FARM accounts. 65-294, 65-453, 65-1355... 
FARM life. 65-1355 

FARM machinery industry and trade. 65-461, 
65-859,. 65-1352 

FARMS and farming 

18th and 19th centuries. ' 64-1511, 65-237, 
65-257, 85-313, 65-316, 65-385, 65-549, 
65-1355, 65-1818 

19th century. 65-201, 65-663 

Civil War period. 64-1477 

FEDERATION of Women's Clubs. 65-1344, 

65-1375 

FEEBLEMINDED 

Institutional care. 65-398, 65-399 

FINANCE. 85-306 

FLOUR and feed trade. 65-225, 65-529 

FOLKLORE. 65-619 
FOOD trade. 64-1501 

FORESTRY Association. 65-421 
FORESTRY Commission. 65-274 

FRATERNAL organizations. 65-530, 65-552, 

65-1356. 65-1400 



FREIGHT and freightage. 65-529 

FRUIT trade. 65-201 

FUEL trade. 64-1617 

FUNDRAISING. 64-1468 

FURNACES and forges. 65-272 

FURNITURE industry and trade. 65-516, 
65-552 

GARDEN clubs. 65-195 

GAS companies. 65-408, 65-665 

GAS, Natural. 64-1491 

GENEALOGY. 65-212, 65-590, 65-1328, 
65-1354, 65-1357 

GENERAL stores 

19th century. 64-1486, 65-306, 65-589, 
65-643 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-402, 65-403, 
65-405, 65-504, 65-578, 65-1348 

GEOLOGY. 65-327, 65-331, 65-542 

GOLF clubs. 65-1322 

GOVERNMENT and legislation. 65-543, 
65-650, 65-1366 

see also subdivisions Constitution; Constitu- 
tional Conventions; Governors; Legisla- 
ture; Local government; and Politics 
under Michigan 

Appointments. 65-371 

Records of State agencies. 65-1343 



GOVERNORS 

1836-1840 (Mason) 65-388 

1855-1858 (Bingham) 64-143S 

1859-1860 (Wisner) 

Financial accounts. 65-658 
1873-1877 (Bagley) 64-1421 
1893-1896 (Rich) 65-513 
1897-1900 (Pingree) 65-579 

Papers of his secretary. 65-1384 
1913-1916 (Ferris) 65-254, 65-613 
1931-1932 (Brucker) 64-1459 
1937-1938 (Murphy) 65-448 ; : 
1949-1960 (Williams) 65-570, 65-650 
1961-1962 (Swalnson) 65-583 . . 

GRAND jury. 64-1510 

GROCERY trade. 64-1486, 65-407 . 

HARDWARE trade. 65-272, 65-404, 65-505 

HEALTH Commission. 65-222 

HIGH schools. 65-351 



MICHIGAN 
HISTORICAL societies. 64-1426, 65-1345 , 
65-1367, 65-1394 

HISTORY (Notes, etc.) 65-341, 65-360, 
65-374, 65-631, 65-1369, 65-1775 

Local history. 65-216, 65-223, 65-280, 
65-415, 65-416, 65-417, 65-503, 65-561, 
65-631, 65-651, 65-1358 

HOME for the Feeble-minded and Epileptic, 
Lapeer (later State Home and Training 
School) 65-399, 65-1353 

HOMEOPATHY. 65-530 

HOSPITALS. 65-319, 65-399, 65-479, 65-624, 
65-1343 

HOUSEHOLD accounts. 64-1581, 65-219, 
65-347, 65-509, 65-1364 

see also Michigan— Porsonal accounts 

IMMIGRANTS. 64-1412, 65-279 

INDIAN affairs. 64-1424, 65-299, 65-388, 
65-600, 65-1358 

Schools. 65-1351, 65-1353 

INFANTRY 

1st Regt. , 1861-1865. 65-1362 

Company B. 65-571 

2d Regt., 1861-1865. 64-1446, 65-314, 
65-518 
Company R. 65-571 

4th Regt., 1861-1866. 65-299, 65-432, 
65-1362, 65-1394 

Company D. 65-514 

. 6th Regt. , 1861-1865. 65-288, 65-563, 
65-1362 

Company B. 65-441 

Company F. 64-1504 

Company G. 65-293 

Company L 65-564 

8th Regt., 1861-1865. 64-1440, 64-1461, 
65-632 

9th Regt.,. 1861-1865. 65-468 

Company H. 65-473 

Company K. 64-1493 

11th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-1362, 

Company A. 65-634 

13th Regt. ,• 1861-1865. 64-1434 

14th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-255, 65-541 

16th Regt., 1861-1865. 64-1439, 65-576, 
65-1362 

17th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-659 
18th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-297 
19th Regt., 1862-1865, 65-288 

Company B. 65-293, 65-456 
20th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-435 
Veterans Association. 65-1362 
. 22d Regt., 1862-1865. 65-346, 65-658 



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MICHIGAN 
INFANTRY (Continued) 

23dRe'gt., 1B52-1865 

Company A. 65-565 

25th Regt. , 1862-1865. 65-661 

Company B. 65-549, 65-550 

27thRegt., 1863-1865. 65-1362 

INSURANCE 

Business. 65-401, 65-430, 65-644 

Fire. 64-1406 

INVESTMENTS. 65-357, 65-395, 65-644 

IRON industry and trade. 65-272, 65-273, 
65-644, 65-1348 

JEWS 

Societies. 65-1400 

JUDGES. 65-370, 65-439,' 65-527, 65-606, 
65-620, 65-647, 65-656, 65-1338, 65-1360 

JUSTICES of the peace. 64-1449, 65-591 
65-631, 65-1341 .. ■' 

KINDERGARTENS. ; 65-283 

LABOR. 64-1511 

Arbitration, conciliation, and mediation. 
65-1388 

Strikes and lockouts, 65-254, 65-448, 
65-482' 

Unions. 64-1450, 64-1452, 65-111, 
65-337 , 65-352, 65-1367 

LABOR accounts and records. 65-201 ' 
LAKD. 64-1432, 65-382 

Companies. 65-235, 65-657 

Investments. 65-467 

Legal documents. 64-1432, 64-1434, 

65-280, 65-320, 65-357, 65-505, 65-508, 
65-539, 65-540, 65-604, 65-605, 65-1359 



Public. 65-431, 65-1343 

Settlement 64-1407 

Speculation. 64-1511 

Transactions. 65-225, 65-328, 65-426 
65-431, 65-643, 65-649 ' " ' 

LAW practice 

19th century. 64-1479, 64-1482. 65-237 
65-658 ' 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1469, 64-1473 
65-242, 65-316, 65-458, 65-468, 65-473* 
65-543, 65-55S, 65-584, 85-606, 65-607, 

65-630, 65-1360 

20th century. 65-324, 65-357, 65-545 
LAW schools. 65-278, 65-429, 65-648 
LEARNED societies. 65-361 
LEGISLATURE 

Governors' messages to. 65-388 

Papers of members. 64-1516, 65-469, 
65-538, 65-644 

Senate. 65-552 

LIBRARIES. 65-371 

Colleges and universities. 65-191, 65-217, 
65-348, 65-357, 65-548, 65-566, 65-593' 



65-196, 65-260, 



MICHIGAN 

LIBRARY associations. 
65-422, 65-1375 



LIQUOR Control Commission 64-1491 
65-484 



LITERARY societies. 
65-1339, 65-1367 



65-406, 65-529, 



LIVESTOCK. 65-201 

LOANS. 64-1441, 65-400 

LOCAL government 

Here are entered references to affairs 
or records of county, city, and (own govern- 
ments. (Also indexed under name of place) 

64-1425, 64-1457, 65-320 , 65-415 , 65-417 
65-431, 65-568, 65-579, 65-624, ' 65-1366 ' 

LOCAL papers and records 

This heading is used for references to 
general material about local places within 
, the State 

see also Michigan— History— Local history 

64-1475, 65-530 

LUMBER industry and trade. 65-205, 65-225, 
65-256, 65-326, 65-371, 65-38S, 65-3^5, 
65-646 

Business and personal papers. 64-1470, 
64-1476, 64-1511, 65-258, 65-528, 
fiR-K!>.9 

Company records. 64-1617, 65-302, 

65-392, 65-393, 65-402, 65-404, 65-405 
65-523, 65-574, 65-657 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-360, 65-1358 

MANUFACTURING. 64-1508, 65-395 

MAPS. 65-327 

MARBLE industry and trade. 65-390 ' '' 

MEDICAL education. 65-245, 65-285, 65-479, 
65-531, 65-580, 65-623, 65-1331, 65-1365 

MEDICAL practice. 65-221, 65-234 65-295 
65-520, 65-531, 65-534, 65-554, 65-596 ' 
65-653, 65-1365 ' 

Women physicians. 65-534 

MEDICAL societies. 65-197,65-353 65-1367 
65-1392, 65-1393 : ' 

MEMORIALS. 65-348 

MENTAL hospitals. 65-1343 

METEOROLOGY (Climate, weather, etc ) 
64-1438, 64-1486, 65-201, 65-513, 65-548 
65-577, 65-611, 65-1343 

MILITARY records. 65-431, 65-869, 65-1362 
MILK 
Trade. 



MILLS. 



65-218 
64-1441 



MINES and mining. 65-395 



MONUMENTS. 65-324 



MUNICIPAL government see Michigan- 
Local government 

MURDER trials. 65-614 ^.. 



MICHIGAN 

MUSEUMS. 65-563, 65-660 

MUSICAL societies. 65-206, 65-348 

NATIONAL Congress of Parents and Teachers 
65-449 

NATIONAL Guard. 64-1405, 65-284 

Artillery 

1st Battery. 65-613 
NATIONAL parks and reserves 

Isle Royale. 65-338 

NATIONAL Youth Administration. 64-1483 

NAVAL Brigade. 64-1499- 

NAVAL Militia. 65-1362 

NEGROES. 65-320, 65-608, 65-1334 

NEWSPAPERS. 64-1433, 64-1496 65-279 
65-338, 65-341, 65-342, 65-406,' 65-504' 

NORTHERN Michigan University, Marquette 
64-1478, 65-446 

NURSES and nursing. 65-1391 
OBSERVATORIES. 64-1517, 65-383 
OLD age clubs. 65-1385 
PAINT industry and trade. 65-401, 65-404 
PAPER making and trade. 65-258 
PARENT-teachers associations, e.5-449 

PATRIOTIC.socletles. 65-211, 65-212 65-45Q 
65-1328, 65-1383 ' 

PERIODICALS. 65-309, 65-357, 65-537 

PERSONAL accounts. 65-251, 65-310, 65-558 
65-13,64 - ' .. 

; see ajgp Michigan-Household accounts 

PETROLEUM industry and trade. 65-394 

PHYSICIANS' papers, 1826-1960 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1365 

PIONEER life. 64-L336, 64-1472, 65-279 
65-557, 65-1347, 65-1358 

PIPELINES. 65-584 

PLANNED parenthood. 65-615 

POETS. 65-387 

POLICE. 65-568, 65-613 

POLITICS 

see also subdivisions Constitutional Conven- 
tions; Government and legislation; Gover- 
nors; and Legislature under Michigan 

General material : 64-1448, 64-1499, 65-458 
65-1352, 65-1500 ' 



Activities in 

19th century. 64-1421, 64-1435 
64-1511, 64-1516, 65-237, 65-253, 
65-370, 65-392, 65-656 

1800-1850. 65-469, 65-655 

1850-1900. 65-273, 65-282, 65-538, 
65-565, 65-605, 65-659 



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MICHIGAN 
POLITICS 

Activities in, (Continued) 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1474, 
65-316, 65-395, 65-455, 65-462, 
65-473, 65-475, 65-513, 65-533, 
65-552, 65-565, 65-506, 65-622, 
65-630, 65-639, 65-1366 

20ti> century. 64-1459, 64-1505, 
64-1510, 65-254, 65-284, 65-289, 

65-378, 65-433, 65-448, 65-463, 
65-^84, 65-531, 65-547, 65-554, 
65-559, 65-570, 65-583, 65-650, 

65-670^ 65-1327 

Elections and election campaigns, 64-1459, 
64-1469, 65-608 

Local (County) 65-416 

1848. 65-253 

1850-1900. 65-552, 65-605, 65-644 

1878. 64-1429 

1918. 65-316 

1924. 64-1497, 65-552 

1931. 65-394 
1932-34. 65-1336 
1940. 64-1416 
1948-60. 65-650, 65-1484 
1952, 65-433 
Lectures (Notes, etc.) 65-366, 65-507 

Letters relating to 

: - 19th century. 65-281, 65-661 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1433, 
64-1439, 65-258, 65-287, 65-301, 
65-357, 65-576, 65-577 

20th century. 65-371 

Local. 65-485, 65-494, 65-577, 65-611, 

65-644 



Newspaper clippings. 



Organizations and parties 
65-1375 



65-366, 65-620 
65-1367, 



Democratic Party. 64-1483, 65-242, 
65-316, 65-448, 65-543, 65-544, 
65-570,"' 65-583,. 65-644, 65-1338 • 

Farmer-Labor Party. 65-250 
Greenback Party. 64-1429 

Republican Party. 64-1448, 64-1469, 
64-1484, 64-1496, 65-275; 65-363 , 
65-378, 65-462, 65-494, 65-531, 
65-554, 65-565, 65-605, 65-1380 

Young Republican Club, 65-378 
Women in. 65-290 
POPULATION elements 

Dutch in. 65-225 ■' ■ ' ' ' '■■..."...' 
Germans in. 65-364 

POSTAL service. 64-1425 

POULTRY industry. 65-560 

PRISONS. 64-1427, 64-1435, 65-613, 65-1343 

PROTECTIVE associations. 65-1367 

PUBLIC Domain Commission. 65-1343 



MICHIGAN 
PUBLIC health. 65-222, 65-243, 65-277 

PUBLIC institutions. 64-1421,65-398, 
65-399, 65-501 

PUBLIC utilities. 65-408 

PUBLIC welfare. 64-1416, 65-1343 

PUBLISHERS and publishing. 64-1434 

RACE problems. 65-608 

RADIO stations. 64-1518 

RAILROADS. 64-1503, 65-1373 

Company records. 65-249, 65-409, 65-418, 
65-425 

Construction and engineering. 65-533 

Fundraising. 65-272 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-515 

State appraisal. 65-1343 

Taxation. 65-620 

REAL estate business. 64-1443, 64-1491, 
65-205, 65-225 

RED Cross. 65-369 

REFORMATORIES. 64-1421, 65-296, 
65-1351 

RELIGIOUS newspapers and periodicals. 
65-482 

RESIDENT of. 65-511 

RIOTS. 65-608, 65-613 

RIVERS. 65-1358 

50ADS. 65-248, 65-670, 65-1343, 65-1352 * 

RURAL communities. 65-1337 

RURAL school districts. 65-417 

SALT industry and trade. 65-528, 65-574 

SCHOOL buildings. 65-443 

SCHOOL districts. 65-417 

SCHOOL records. 65-223, 65-417, 65-431, 
65-477 

SCHOOL superintendents. 65-1353 

SCHOOLS. 64-1473, 64-1503, 64-1512, 
65-204, 65-248, 65-283, 65-501, 65-509, 
65-593, 65-1351, 65-1353, 65-1358 ' 

SCIENTIFIC societies. 64-1411, 65-331 
SEED trade. 65-569 



SHEEP 

Breeding. 65-660 
Raising and trade. 65-313 

SHIPBUILDING. 65-639 
SOCIAL conditions. 64-1416 



MICHIGAN 

SOCIETIES. 65-1358 

see also types of societies, e. g,, 
Michigan— Medical societies 

Jews. 65-1400 
SOLDIERS' homes. 65-204 
SPANISH American War, 1898 

Soldiers from. 65-1384 
SPORTSMENS' associations. 65-395 

STATE agencies' records (Manuscript collec- 
tion) 65-1343 

STATE Agricultural College see Michigan- 
State University, East Lansing 

STATE Banking Dept. 65-1379 

STATE Board of Agriculture. 65-274 

STATE Board of Dentistry. 65-1343 

STATE Board of Health. 65-1343 

STATE Board of Registration in Medl< tne. 
65-531 

STATE Emergency Welfare Relief Commission. 
65-1343 

STATE Home and Training School, Coldwater 
(formerly State School for Dependent 
Children) 65-398, 65-501 

STATE Home and Training School, Lapeer 
(formerly Michigan Home for the Feeble- 
minded and Epileptic) 65-399, 65-1353 

STATE Hospital, Ypsllanti (formerly Eastern 
Michigan Asylum) 65-1343 

STATE Land Office. 65-1343 
STATE Library, Lansing. 65-371 

STATE Normal College, Ypsilantl see Michi- 
gan—Eastern Michigan University, 
Ypsllanti 



STATE Normal School, Kalamazoo see 
; Michigan— Western Michigan University, 
Kalamazoo 

STATE Normal School, Marquette see Michi- 
gan—Northern Michigan University, 
Marquette 

STATE Normal School, Mount Pleasant see 
Michigan— Central Michigan University, 
Mount Pleasant 

STATE Prison of Southern Michigan, Jackson. 
64-1435, 65-613, 65-1343 

STATE School for Dependent Children, Cold- 
; water see Michigan— State Home and 
Training School, Coldwater 

STATE seal. 64-1464 

STATE Tax Commission, 65-395, 65-1343 

STATE Teachers College, Kalamazoo see 
Michigan— Western Michigan University, 
Kalamazoo 



SOCIAL life. 64-1414, 65-454,- 65-555, : "' 
65-633, 65-664, 65-1347, 65-1352, 65-1711 

SOCIAL service organizations. 65-1381 | 



STATE Teachers College, Marquette see 
Michigan— Northern Michigan University, 
Marquette 



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MICHIGAN 

STATE Teachers College, Mount Pleasant see 
Michigan — Central Michigan University, 
Mount Pleasant 

STATE Training School for Girls, Adrian. 
65-"96 

STATE Troops 

3d Regt. 64-1405 

STATE University, East Lansing (formerly 
State Agricultural College) 64-1503 

Centennial. 64-1484 

Faculty members' papers. 63-219 

Students. 65-464 

STUDENT organizations. 65-357, 65-1374 

STUDENTS. 65-241, 65-305, 65-480, 65-549, 
65-1353 

SUGAR industry and trade. 65-42 4, 65-1327 

SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction. 

65-446 

SURVEYS and surveying. 65-237, 65-331, 

65-1359 

SWAMPS 

Transactions. 65-431 

TAVERNS.. 65-431 

TAX records. 64-1406, 64-1432, 64-1449, 
65-280, 65-357, 65-415, 65-416, 65-417, 
65-431, 65-624, 65-656 

TAXATION. 65-395, 65-620, 65-1343 

TEACHERS and teaching. 64-1408, 64-1422, 
65-227, 65-241, 65-351, 65-529, 65-536, 
65-549, 65-611, 65-663, 65-1351, 65-1353 

TEACHERS' associations. 64-1408, 65-483 

TEACHERS' colleges. 65-645, 65-1351 -. 

TEACHERS' institutes. 65-164 

TELEPHONE and telegraph companies. 
65-408 

TEMPERANCE societies. 65-611, 65-648, 
65-1356, 65-1367, 65-1375 

THEATER. 65-452, 65-1325 

see also Michigan — Dramatic societies 

THEOLOGICAL seminaries. 65-1353 

TOPOGRAPHY. 65-533 

TOWNSHIP government see Michigan — Local 
government 

TRADE. 65-396 

TRANSPORTATION. 65-279 

TRAVEL and description 

19th century. 64-1445, 64-1511, 65-234, 
65-252, 65-593 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1370 

20th cenrurv. 64 1173, 64-1426, 64-1490, 
65-582 

Pictures. 64-1501 

TRAVELS from. 64-1503, 65-204, 65-556, 
65-651 



MICHIGAN : v 
UNEMPLOYMENT. 64-1416 

UNEMPLOYMENT compensation. 65-484 

UNIVERSITY (Ann Arbor) 64-242, 64-1414 

, 64-1417, 64-1418, 64-1473, 64-1474 ' 

64-1491, 65-341, 65-355, 65-356, 65-473 

65-541, 65-616, 65-646, 65-651, 65-1371* 

65-1395 ' 

Administration. 65-336, 65-517, 65-560 

Alumni affairs. 64-1423, 64-1468, 65-336 
65-365, 65-503, 65-579, 65-1323, 
65-1374 

Alumni Association. 64-1418, 65-357 
65-537 

Alumni Club of New York. 64-1418 

Alumni Club of the Philippines. 64-1417 

University of Michigan Club of Ann Arbor. 
65-1377 

Alumni University. 65-365 

American Association of University Profes- 
sors. 64-1408 

Archeological expeditions. 64-1419, 
65-348, 65-582 

Athletics. 64-1423, 65-536, 65-579 
65-1342 

Board of Regents. 64-1427, 64-1433, 

65-258, 65-301, 65-317, 65-332, 65-336, 
65-350, 65-447, 65-531, 65-544, 65-579, 
65-600, 65-618, 65-644, 65-1373 

Books purchased for. 65-388 

Botany Dept. 64-1428 

Buildings. 65-537 

Business Office. 64-1480 

Centennial celebration. 65-292 

Class of 1858. 65-585 

Class of 1893. 64-1418 

Class of 1899. 65-1323 

Class of 1914. 64-1468 

College of Engineering. 64-1499 

Dept. of Engineering English. 65-453 
Comedy Club. 65-453 
Deans of women. 65-440 
Debating teams. 65-322 
Dept. of Biological Chemistry. 65-361 
Dept. of English. 65-1506 

Faculty. 65-224 

Dept. of Forestry. 64-1509 

Dept. of Latin. 65-1397 

Dept. of Mathematics. 64-1437 

Dept. of Mechanical Engineering. 65-612 

Dept. of Neurology. 65-221 

Dept. of Physiology. 65-276- 

Dept. of Political Science. 65-311, 65-507 

Dept. of Psychology. 65-486 

Dept. of Speech. 65-322, 65-602, 65-1396 

Dept. of Zoology. 65-1329 



MICHIGAN 
UNIVERSITY (Ann Arbor) (Continued) 

Detroit Observatory. 64-1517, 65-335, 
65-627 

Development Council. 65-579 

Division of Fine Arts. 65-1397 

Dramatic activities. 65-1396 

Engineering Research Institute. 65-642 

English Language Institute. 65-268 

Expeditions see kind of expedition, e. g. 
Michigan— University— Scientific expedi- 
tions; or destination of expedition, e. g, 
Michigan— University— Near East expedi- 
tions 

Extension Service. 65-260 

Faculty members' papers 

For references to subject specializa- 
tion see the subdivision Lectures, or 
Teachers and teaching under the subject, 
e. g. Geology— Teachers and teaching 

By period 

18th to 20th centuries. 65-1372 

19th century. 65-654 

1850-1900. 64-1500, 65-227, 65-470 
65-519 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-237, 65-318 
65-367, 65-474, 65-594, 65-629 ' 

65-1353 

1850-1950. 64-1402, 64-1437, 

64-1463, 64-1465, 64-1513,' 65-208 
65-259, 65-269, 65-333, 65-358, ' 
65-362, 65-369, 65-380, 65-437, 
65-4'ia 65-509, 65-510, 65-587' 
65-636 

20th century. 65-536, 65-666 

1900-1925. 65-572, 65-662 

1900-1950. 64-130, 64-1515, 65-336, 
65-345, 65-348, 65-354, 65-357, 
65-359, 65-460, 65-502, 65-532 
65-1397 

1920-1950. 64-1403, 64-1517, 
C5-383, 65-428,, 65-553, 65-1335 
65-1337 

1920-1965. 64-1408, 64-1455, 
65-243, 65-268, 65-271, 65-535 

Faculty opinion on World War H. 65-635 

Faculty Salary Endowment Fund. 64-1418 

Fellowships. 65-573 

Finance. 65-396 

Football games. 65-503, 65-517 

Fundralsing. 64-1468 

Gifts, legacies, etc. 65-573, 65-586 

Graduate School 

Deans. 65-354, 65-367 

Greenland Expedition, 1926-1931. 64-1418 
65-321 ' 

Harry B. Hutchins Memorial Meeting 
64-1418 

Health Service. 65-262 

History. 65-600 



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MICHIGAN 

UNIVERSITY (Ann Arbor) (Continued) 

Homeopathic Hospital. 35-319 

Homeopathic Medical College. 85-530, 
65-531 

Honorary degrees. 65-340 

Hospital, 65-479 

Housing. 65-368 

Institute of Human Biology. 85-1329 

International Center. 85-453 

Law Library. 65-357 

Law School. 65-336, 65-536, 65-648 

History. 65-276 

Students 

ClauHis of 1886. 35-429 . 
Notes and papers. " 85-606 
Library. 65-217, 85-548,- 85-566, 65-593 

Papyri. 65-348 

McMath-Hulbert Observatory. 65-383 

Marlon L. Burton Memorial Endowment. 
64-1418 

Masques. 65-453 

Medical School. 85-531, 65-1365 . 

Faculty/ 64-1507, 65-200, 65-221, 
65-479, 85-580, 65-623, 65-1331 

:. Students 

Class of 1830. - .65-285 • .. 
Class of 1901. 65-245, 
Michigan Historical Collections. 64-1426 
Michigan League. ' 64-1418 ' : " 

Michigan Pastors' Conference. 64-1442 
Michigan Union. 64-1418,. 64-1488 
Museums." 35-292, 65-563, 35-660 
Musical Society.. . 65-348, 85-547 . 

Near East expeditions. '64-1419, 65-348, 
S5-5S2 

Observatories. .64-1517, 65-335, 65-383, 

65-627 

Presbyterian Corporation. 64-1415 

Presidents 

19Ui century. 65-309, 65-432 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1413, 
65-269, 65-585 

20th century. 84-1462, 65-336, 65-365, 

65-524 

Selection of. 65-531 
Wives of. 84-1414 

Programs. 64-242, 65-586 
Psychological Laboratory. 65-486 
Racktam Fund. 65-353 

Regents see Michigan— University — 
Board of Regents 



MICHIGAN 
UNIVERSITY (Ann Arbor) (Continued) 

Religious affairs. 64-1442 

School of Architecture. 65-1340 

School of Dentistry. 65-621 . 

School of Education. 65-214, 65-244, 

BS-R4R 

.. School of Forestry. 65-521 

School of Medicine see Michigan— Univer- 
sity— Medical School 

School of Music. 64-1481, 65-389 

Scientific expeditions. 64-1418, 64-1419, 
65-321, 65-582 

Student Christian Association. 65-357 

Student life 

1830-1860. 65-386,65-457, 
1870*s. 65-458 
1940-1960. 65-545 
Student loan funds. 65-1323 . 
Student notebooks. 65-582 

19th century. 65-333,65-436,65-556 
1850's. 65-295, 65-314 
1860's. 64-1420, 65-584, 65-596 
1870's; 64-347, 65-458, 65-617 

1880's. 64-1496 
1890's.: 85-208, 65-336, 65-560 
19th and 20th centuries. 65-1368 

20th century. 64-1454, 65-317, 65-537, 
85-666 

Student organizations. 65-1374 

Student publications. 65-538, 65-579 

Student theses, papers, etc. 64-1425, 
65-278, 65-380, 65-542, 65-1369 

Students. 

Account books. 65-353 
Job placement. 65-507 
Personal papers. 64-1461, 64-1466 
1840's. 65-538 
1850's. 65-379 ' 

1860's. 65-224 
. 1870's. 64-1467, 65-204, 65-594 

19th and 20th centuries. . 65-336, 
65-1374 

20th century. 65-308, 65-330 

Students In World War I. 65-243 

Students In World War n. 65-1376 

Tappan Fund and Association. . 65-357 

Treasurer. 65-563 

University Hall. 65-204 

William L. Clements Library. 65-191 

World War I. 65-515 

World Warn. 64-1426,65-635 



MICHIGAN 

UNIVERSITIES Committee on Post-war Inter- 
national Problems. 65-1390 

VETERANS' organizations. 65-427, 65-1321, 
65-1333 

VIGILANCE committees. 65-431 

VITAL records 

Cemetery records. 65-212 

Marriage records. 65-198, 65-212, 
65-286, 65-482 

Obituaries. 64-1451, 65-286, 65-631, 
65-651, 65-1394 

VOCATIONAL schools. 64-1421 

VOTING lists. 64-1420, 65-415, 65-431 

WATER supply. 65-1392 

WESTERN Michigan University, Kalamazoo. 
65-384 

WHOLESALE trade. 65-1398 

WILDLIFE conservation. 65-395 

WOMEN in business, industry, and the profes- 
sions. 65-420, 65-615 

, WOMEN'S organizations. 64-1404, 64-1409, 
64-1410, 65-203, 65-232, 65-420, 65-438, 
65-490, 65-615, 65-668, 65-669, 65-1328, 
65-1333, 65-1339 , 65-1344, 65-1375 , 
65-1380, 65-1393, 65-1399 ~ 

WOMEN'S suffrage. 65-290, 65-455, 65-1375 
WOODLOTS. 64-1496 

WOOL Industry and trade. 64-1458, 65-402, 
65-578 

WORLD War I. 65-263 
Civilian war effort 

Women's work. 65-616 
Fuel Administration. 65-1387 
Military preparedness. 65-263 
Relief to war victims. 65-551 
Soldiers from. 65-243 . , , 

WORLD War H. . 65-1376 

Civilian war effort. 65-1376 

Committee on Conservation of Cultural 
Resources. 65-610 

Military papers. 65-624 

Office of Price Administration. 65-1389 

Soldiers from. 64-1460, 65-329, 65-536 

YOUNG people. 64-1483 

End of entries for 

MICHIGAN 

MICHIGAN Academy of Science, Arts, and 
Letters. 65-361 

MICHIGAN Air Line Railroad Company. 
65-418 

MICHIGAN alumnus quarterly review. 65-537 

MICHIGAN and Huron Institute see Kalamazoo 
College, Kalamazoo, Mich. 

MICHIGAN Anti-Saloon League. 65-648 



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MICHIGAN argus. 65-309 

MICHIGAN Association of Christian Churches. 
65-233 , •■.:'" 

MICHIGAN Association of Free Will Baptists. 
65-267 

MICHIGAN Audubon Society. 65-445 

MICHIGAN Banker's Association. 65-1379 

MICHIGAN Bar Association. 65-464 

MICHIGAN Central College, Spring Arbor, 
Mich, see Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, 
Mich. 

MICHIGAN Central Railroad Company. 65-409, 
65-1373 

MICHIGAN Christian advocate (Periodical) 
65-482 

MICHIGAN CIO Council. 65-111 

MICHIGAN Council for UNESCO. 65-419 



MICHIGAN Council on Women in Business and 
Industry. 65-615 

MICHIGAN Education Association (formerly 
Michigan State Teachers Association) 
65-433 - ■ • . . 

MICHIGAN Federation of Business and Profes- 
sional Women. 65-420 

MICHIGAN Female Seminary, Kalamazoo, 
Mich. 65-1351 

MICHIGAN Forestry Association. 65-274, 
65-421 , 65-640 

MICHIGAN Fuel Company. 64-1617 

MICHIGAN Historical Collections, University 
of MicMgan. 64-1426 

MICHIGAN Lake Shore Railroad. 65-409 

MICHIGAN law review. 65-357 

MICHIGAN League for Planned Parenthood. 
65-615 . ■ . 

MICHIGAN Library Association. 65-260, 

65-422 

MICHIGAN Manufacturers Association. 65-395 

MICHIGAN Marble Company. 65-390 

MICHIGAN Memorial -Phoenix project. 65-361 

MICHIGAN Merit System Association. 65-423 

MICHIGAN Pastors' Conference, , University of 
Michigan. 64-1442 

MICHIGAN Pioneer and Historical Society 
see Michigan State Historical Society 

MICHIGAN Pipe Line Company. 65-584 

MICHIGAN Southern and Northern Indiana 
Railroad. 65-409 

MICHIGAN Sportsmen Association. 65-395 

MICHIGAN State Dental Association. 65-323, 
65-621 

MICHIGAN State Grange see Patrons of 
Husbandry — Michigan State Grange 

MICHIGAN State Historical Society. 64-1426 
65-1345 



MICHIGAN State Teachers Association (now . 
Michigan Education Association) 65-483 

MICHIGAN State Teacher's Institute. 65-164 

MICHIGAN Sugar Company, Bay City, Mich 
65-424. 65-1327 

MICHIGAN Territory 

Governor. 65-491 * ' 

Laws. 65-652 

Secretary of. 65-388 

Taxation. 65-1343 

MICHIGAN Union College, Leoni, Mich 
65-381 

MICHIGAN United Railroads Company. 65-425 



MICHIGAN Vicksburg Monument Commission 
65-324 ' 

MICHIGAN Young Democrats. 64-1483 

MICKEY, Clark E. 65-1483 

MICKLE, William English, 1846-192U. 
65-1857 

MICKLES, Philip.. 65-426 
MICKLES family. 65-426 

MICROBES see Bacteria; Bacteriology 
MICROSCOPY. 63-302 

MID Central War Resources Board. 65-113 
MIDDLE Ages 

see also Medieval history 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-1169 

Mines and mining. 64-141 

Science. 64-1365 
MIDDLE Atlantic States 

see also Atlantic States 

Churches and religious affairs 
Friends. 65-156 

Steel industry and trade. 65-1748 
MIDDLE East see Near East 
MIDDLE English. 65-1028 
MIDDLE St. John's, S. C. 

Plantations. 63-313 
MIDDLE West 

see also Eastern Midwest States 

Family papers. 65-1818 

Historic buildings. 65-1340 

Labor. 64-1511 

Land. 64-1170 

Peddlers and peddling. 65-187 

Railroads. 65-344 
Theater. 63-252 

Travel and description. 64-1511 

MIDDLEBURY College, Middlebury Vt 
64-1425 



MIDDLEPORT, Pa. 

Land settlement. 64-1147 
MIDDLESEX Co. , Eng. 

Freeholders. 63-54 

Resident of. 64-796 

MIDDLESEX Co., N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1604, 65-1620, 65-1675. 
65-1710 . 4 

Law practice. 65-1640 

Loyalists 

Confiscation of property. 65-1666 

Postal service. 65-1665 

Women Teachers Association. 65-1677 

MIDDLESEX Co. , Va. 

Christ Church. 65-1027 

Churches and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 64-1246 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-1230 , 

Vital records 

Tombstone inscriptions. 65-1027 

MIDDLESEX Mutual Assurance Company, 
Middletown, Conn. 65-1212 

MIDDLETON, Alicia Hopton (Russell) 64-1076 

MIDDLETON, Anna Elizabeth (de Wolf) 
64-1076 

MIDDLETON, Arthur, 1742-1787 '63-297 
63-299 

MIDDLETON, Arthur, 1785-1837 
Estate of. 64-1076 

MIDDLETON, Arthur, 1835-1911. 64-1076 

MIDDLETON, Edward B. , 1842-1910. 63-280 

MIDDLETON, Elizabeth see Izard, Elizabeth 
(Middleton) 

MIDDLETON, Eweretta, 1840-1899. 63-280 

MIDDLETON, Henry Augustus, 1793-1887 
63-280 

MIDDLETON, Jane. 64-944 

MIDDLETON, Nathaniel Russell, 1810-1890 
64-1076 

MIDDLETON, Thomas, 1753-1797. 64-1076 
MIDDLETON, Thomas, 1797-1863. 63-280 
MIDDLETON, Thomas, 1832-1864. 63-280 



MIDDLETON family. 63-280,64-1076 
Genealogy. 63-280 

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, 

Business papers. 65-1212 
Students. 63-228 



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MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (Continued) 

Wesieya.". University. 64-837 
MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1639 

MIDLAND Copper Company. 64-13 
MIDTOWN Hudson (Lincoln) Tunnel 

Ventilation. 65-1939 
MIDWAY, Battle of, 1942. 65-919 
MIDWAY Plantation, S. C. 64-468 
MIDWEST see Middle West 

MIDWEST Conference of Political Scientists. 

85-1917 

MIDWEST Seminar on United States Foreign 

Policy. 65-1917 

MIDWINTER Mop Manufacturing Company, 
Oceanic, N. J. 65-1558 

MIELZINER, Jo. 65-1064 

MIFFLIN, Thomas, 1744-1800. 63-82 

MIGRATION, Internal see Immigration and 

emigration— Internal migration 

MIKINAKWADSHIWINWAK Indians. 65-765 

MILAM, Carl Hastings, 1884-1963. 65-1982 

MILAM Co. , Tex. 

Letters from. 54-433 

MILAN Township, Mich. 

Assessment records, 65-431 

MILBOURNE Drug Company, Eaton Rapids, 
Mich. 65-407 

MILES., Muriel. 55-1361 

MILES, Nelson Appleton, 1839-1925. 64-767, 
65-868, 65-896 

MILES, William. 64-1575 

MILES, William Porcher, 1822-1899. 64-405, 

64-1077 

MILES family. 63-280 
Genealogy.- 65-962 

MILEY, Jack. 65-1664 
MILFORD Hundreds, Del. 64-207 
MILFORD, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-522 

Newspapers. 65-406 

Societies. 65-1367 
MILFORD times, Milford, Mich. 65-406 
MILFORD, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 

MILHOLLAND, Vida. 65-1160 

MILHOUS, Katherine. 65-1978 

MILHOUS family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 



MILITARY Academy, West Point, N. Y. see 
U. S. —Military Academy, West Point, N. Y. 

MILITARY affairs 

see also U. S. — Army; and appropriate 
subdivisions under names of wars 

17th century 
Great Britain. 65-1760 

17th to 20th centuries 
65-59 , 65-1363 
New Mexico. 65-1810 

18th and 19th centuries 
65-1363 

19th century 
63-228, 63-360, 64-291, 65-915 
North Carolina. 64-1089 
The West. 65-773 
Wyoming. 65-1776, 65-1800 

19th and 20th centuries 
North Dakota. 65-786 

20th century 

64-1110 

House Committee on. 65-741 

Senate Committee on. 64-257, 65-67 

India. 63-105 

MILITARY art and science. 63-228, 64-1233, 
65-928 

see also U. S. —Military Academy, West 
Point, N. Y. 

Students. 64-319 

Teachers and teaching. 65-764 

Germany. 63-380 

MILITARY Assistance Program, U. S. Presi- 
dent's Committee to Study the. 65-149 

MILITARY aviation see Aviation, Military 

MILITARY awards, ceremonies, and honors. 
65-868 

MILITARY bounties see Bounties, Military 

MILITARY camps see Military posts 

MILITARY career see U. S. —Army- 
Officers' military and personal papers; ;i> 
Military service 

MILITARY defense see Fortifications; 
Military posts; Military preparedness 

MILITARY District of Florida (Confederate 
States of America) 

Sub-District 1. 65-742 

MILITARY education see Military art and 
science; Military schools; Military training; 
U. S. —Military Academy, West Point, N. Y, 

MILITARY expeditions 

see also names of armies and names of 
particular expeditions 

Archangel, Russia. 65-609 



MILITARY government. 64-165 

see also appropriate subdivisions under 
names of areas, e. g. Japan— Allied 
occupation, 1945-1952 

MILITARY history. 65-928 

Nebraska. 65-1489 

MILITARY hospitals 

see also Hospitals under names of wars, 
e. g. Civil War— Hospitals 

Georgia. 64-505 
New York. 64-663 
Pennsylvania. 65-746 , 
Philippine Islands. 63-266 
South Carolina. 64-1552 
Tennessee. 65-160 
Virginia. 64-399 
MILITARY land grants see Bounties, Military 

MILITARY life 

Here are entered general references to 
experiences in camp, on the march, or in 
the field. For similar experiences during 
wars see names of wars. 

see also U. S. —Army— Officers' military 
and personal papers 

In North Dakota. 65-798 

In the Southwest. 64-8 

In the West. 63-291 

MILITARY mediciire see Medicine-Military 
and naval; and subdivision Medical affairs 
under names of Wars, jurisdictions, and 
places 

MILITARY mines see Mines, Military 

MILITARY Order of the Loyal Legion of the 
United States. 65-1699 

Michigan Commandery. 65-427 

MILITARY organizations. 63-50 
see also names of organisations 

MILITARY papers see sub-divisions Military 
papers and Officers' military and personal 
papers under names of wars, or names of 
armies, e.g. Civil War —Military papers; 
U. S. — Army — Officers' military and 
personal papers 

MILITARY pensions see Pensions, Military ..-. 

MILITARY posts 

Alabama. 65-949, 65-1569 

Alaska. 64-1059 

Arizona. 64-4, 65-1759 

Confederate States of America. 64-1050 

Florida. 64-1524, 65-1120 

Illinois. 64-243, 64-248 

Kansas. 64-4 

Kentucky. 63-31 

Louisiana. 84-288 

Maryland. 65-1880 

Michigan. 65-869 



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MILITARY posts (Continued) 

Mississippi. 65-1569 ; 

Missouri. 64-266, 64-288, 64-297 

Montana. 65-1401 

Nebraska. 64-1276, 65-215, 65-676, 
65-1401. 65-1467, 65-1468, 65-1811 

Nevada. 65-1151 

New Mexico. 65-1759, 65-1788, 65 1824 

New York. 65-1516 

North Carolina. 64-1022 

North Dakota. 64-313, 65-764, 65-767, 
65-798, 65-799, 65-800, 65-1401 

Oregon. 64-706 

Philippine Islands. 64-1059 

South Dakota. 64-313, 65-1401 

Spanish territory. 64-748 

Texas. 65-8 9, 65-943 

The West. 63-268, 63-353, 64-1059, 
64-1065 

Wyoming. 65-676, 65-1401, 65-1794, 
65-1795, 65-1807 

MILITARY preparedness. 64-938 

see also Civil defense; Civil War— Defenses 

World War I. 65-552 

World War II. 65-30, 65-43, 65-50, 65-69 

MILITARY prisoners and prisons see subdivi- 
sion Prisoners and prisons under names of 
wars, e.g. Civil War — Prisoners and 
prisons 

MILITARY promotion 

Civil War period. 64-804 
sflUTARY railroads see Railroads 
KIUTARY schools 

sec also U. S. —Military Academy, West 
Point, N. Y. 

Illinois. 64-319 

Indiana. 65-330 

Nebraska. 65-1420 

North Carolina. 64-442, 64-444, 64-1040 

South Carolina. 63-285 

Virginia. 63-145, 65-1012 

KUTARY science see Military art and 

science 

WLITARY service see U. S. — Army — 
Officers' military and personal papers; and 
subdivision Military service under names of 
places, e.g. Philippine Islands — Military 

service 

SOLITARY service, Compulsory 
see also Conscientious objectors 
Opposition to. 64-1599 
Proposed. 65-129, 65-1507 



MILITARY supplies see subdivision Supplies 
under names of armies, military units, and 

wars i : ' 

MILITARY telegraph 
Civil War. 65-897 

MILITARY topics, ca. 1799-1960 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-: v 63 

MILITARY tracts see Bounties, Military 

MILITARY training 

seealsjo U. S.- Military Academy, West 
Point, N. Y. 

World War L 64-569, 65-943 

World War n. 64-113, 64-822, 64-1325 
65-552 

MILITARY Training Camp, Plattsburg, N Y 
65-552 ' ' 

MILITARY training, Compulsory see Military 
service, Compulsory 

MILITARY trials and tribunals see Courts- 
martial and courts of inquiry 

MILITARY uniforms. 65-184 

United States Army (Specifications) 65-184 
65-829 



MILITARY- 



seealso_ names of battles, campaigns, wars, 
and jurisdictions, e. g. Mexican War, 
1845-1848; Great Britain-Military 
affairs; U. S. —Army 

MILITIA 

see alsp_ National Guard; and subdivision 
Home Guard under names of States 

Revolution. 63-82 

By place 

Colorado. 65-1189 

Georgia. 63-88 

Kentucky. 64-81, 65-26 

Louisiana. 64-1212 

Massachusetts. 63-88, 64-15 64-831 
65-1318, 65-1320 

Michigan. 64-1405, 65-431 

Missouri. 64-274, 64-278, 65-1808 

New Jersey. 65-281 

New York. 64-831, 64-836, 64-849, 
64-868, 64-1214 

North Carolina. 64-439, 64-563, 65-1531 

Oregon. 64-706, 65-1119 

South Carolina. 63-88, 63-113, 63-310, 
64-645, 64-1119 

Virginia. 63-88, 63-102, 64-453, 64-751, 
64-797, 64-1031, 64-1046, 64-1208, 
65-971, 65-972, 65-981 

MILK 

see also Creameries; Dairying 
Prices. 64-851 
Research. 64-884 



Trade. 64-870 

Michigan. 65-218 

New York. 64-851 

Wisconsin. 65-1065 

MILL, John Stuart, 1806-1873. 63-52 64-59 
64-1290 ' 

MILL and Smelter Workers, International 
Union of Mine, see International Union of 
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers 

MILLARD, Alfred L. , 1814-1900. 65-1360 

MILLARD, Bailey, 1859-1941. 65-2004 
65-2012 

MILLARD Co. , Utah 
Biography. 65-1182 

MILLAY, Edna St. Vincent, 1892-1950 
64-150 

MILLBURY, Mass. 

Business accounts. 64-1 

MILLDALE Ranch Company, North Platte Neb 
65-1988 

MILLEDGE, John, 1757-1818. 63-97 
MILLEDGEWLLE, Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-1862 

Letters received in. 64-543, 64-598 
MILLEN, C. H. 65-401 

MILLEN and Harlow Wagon Shop, Ann Arbor 
Mich. 65-401 

MILLENDER, J. E. 64-895 
MILLER, Agnes (Crenshaw) 64-990 
MILLER, Albert Edward, 1861-1939. 65-1360 
MILLER, Alice (Duer) 1874-1942. 65-1838 
MILLER, Byron S. , 1915- 64-1576 
MILLER, Carl. 65-1098 
MILLER, Celestine (McCann) 64-577 
MILLER, Charles Edwin, 1839-1906. 64-.990 
MILLER, Charles William Emil. 64-1381 
MILLER, Clement F. , b. 1830. 65-552 
MILLER, Craig C. , 1831-1905. 65-1360 
MILLER, E. L. 65-247 
MILLER, Earl. 64-1196 
MILLER, Edward H. , Jr. 65-856 
MILLER, Edwin Lillle, 1868-1934. 65-532 , 
MILLER, FrledaS., 1889- 64-715 
MILLER, Friedrich Max, 1822-1890. 63-207 
MILLER, George Knox, 1836-1916. 64-577 



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•MILLER, Henry. 64-1028 

MILLER, Henry, 1827-1918. 65-1883 

MILLER, Henry, 1091- 65-1853 

MILLER, Howard. 65-23 

MILLER, Hugo W., 1889-1963. 64-9 

MILLER, Irene Burns. 85-1033 

.MILLER, Isabella. 64-1028 

MILLER, J. H. 63-247 

MILLER, Jaiaes. 84-1569 

MILLER, James Knox Polk. 65-1793 

MILLER, Jane Constance see Hlnton, Jane 
Constance (Miller) b. 1827 

MILLER, Joaquin, 18417-1913. 63-208 . 
85-909, 65-1874, 65-2004 

MILLER, John, 1781-18*8. 84-275, 84-343 

■MILLER, John Franklin, 1831-1886. 84-734 

MILLER, John Franklin, 1882-1938. 64-1271 

MILLER, John Gaines, 1812-1856. S4-282 

MILLER, Maria see Franck, Maria (Miller) ■ 
Hill 

MILLER, Norman Fritz, 1894- 65-479 

MILLER, Robert Talbott, 1834-1914. ' 84-973 

MILLER, Samuel A. 64-100 . 

MILLER, Samuel Freeman, 1816-1890. 
65-518 

MILLER, Samuel James Fergus. 83-179 

MILLER, Stephen, 1816-1881. SS-24S 

MILLER, Stephen Decatur, 1787-1838. . 63-279 

MILLER, Susan DIxwell. 64-89S 
MILLER, Thomas N. 84-7S7 

MILLER, Virginia Larwill see Ewing, 
Virginia Larwill (Miller) 

MILLER, Warner, 1838-1918. 65-1775 

MILLER, Wilhelm. 84-867 

MILLER, William, of Halifax Co. , Va. 64-990 

MILLER, William Henry, 1848-1922. 64-858 

.MILLER, William Winloclt, 1822-1878. 
65-1043 

MILLER, Willis L. 64-1028 

MILLER, Wlnlock William. 64-1271 

MILLER and Biggs. 64-364 

MILLER and Cos Assay Offices, Nogales, 

Ariz. 64-9 

MILLER & Lux, Inc. 65-1883 

IvHLLER family. 83-247, 64-564, 64-990, 
85-904 

Genealogy. 65-882, 65-1003 



MILLER Freeman Publications, inc. 84-1262 
MILLERISM (AdventistB) 84-952 
MILLETT, John David. 65-948 

MILLIKAN, Robert Andrews, 1868-1953. 

84-1557 

MILLIKAN rays see Cosmic rays 
MILLXMAN, Thomas E. 64-841 
MILLING (Metallurgy) see Ore dressing 

MILLINGTON, Mich. 

Personal papers. 65-1352 

MILLS, D. O. 65-1187 

MILLS, Ethelwyn. 85-1180 

MILLS, James K. 64-1584 

MILLS, Madison. 85-23 

MILLS, Samuel John, 1743-1833. 63-35 

MILLS, Willard, b. 1808. 65-1350 

MILLS 

see also Steam mills 

Buildings see Factories 

Business records 

Michigan. 64-1441 

New York. 64-823 

. Machinery. 64-907 

By place 

Maryland. 64-1227 

Massachusetts. 85-181 
North Carolina. 65-729 
MILLSON, JohnS. , 1808-1873. 65-1021 

MILNE, A. A. 65-1205 

MILKER, Moses Embree, 1829-1876. 65-1499 

MILTENBERGER, Christian, 1784-1829. 
64-578 

MILTON, Abby Crawford. 65-888 

MILTON, George Fort, 1894-1955. 65-39 

MILTON, Jefferson Davis, 1881-1947. 64-10 

MILTON, Mildred (Taltt) 1879-196S. 64-10 . 

MILTON, Mass. 

Chocolate Industry. 84-235 

Resident of. 65-181 
MILTON, N. C. 

Civil War. 64-625 

Merchants. 64-1035 
MILWAUKEE, Wis. 

Church schools » 

Lutheran. 63-20 



Theater. 63-130 
MINATARE, Neb. 65-1505 

MINDEN, Neb. 

Personal papers. 65-1483 

MINE, Mill and Smelter Workers, International 
Union of see International Union of Mine, 
Mill and Smelter Workers 

MINE Run, Va. 
Civil War 

Maps. 65-943 
MINER, John, b. 1849. 65-608 

MINERAL Kill, Nev. 

Silver mines and mining. 65-1159 

MINERAL resources see Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

MINERAL separators. 65-1987 

MINERAL specimens see Mineralogy — Col- 
lecting of specimens 

MINERALOGY. 83-399, 64-562, 65-354 

Collecting of specimens. 64-790, 65-1574 

Lectures. 65-1230 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1291 

MINERS' courts 

Colorado. 65-1190 

MINERS' Union of Gold Hill, Nev. 65-1153 

MINES, Military. 83-378 

MINES, mining, and mineral resources. 

64-388, 65-67, 65-332, .65-914 ■;'■■■• 

see also Prospecting; and specific types 
of mines and mining, e. g. Gold mines 
and mining 

Claims 

Alaska. 63-216 

California. 65-866 

Colorado. 65-1189 

Nevada. . 65-1805 

Oklahoma. 63-266 
Company papers. 65-1511 
Cooperative housing 

Nova Scotia. 64-712 
Engineering. 65-2009 

California. 65-1798 

Colorado. 65-1798 

Idaho. 65-1798 

Montana. 65-1798 

Nevada. 65-1159, 65-1798 

New Mexico. 65-1798 

North Carolina. 64-507 

Oregon. 65-1798 

Utah. 65-1798 



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MINES, mining, and mineral resources 
Engineering (Continued) 

Wales. 64-501 

Washington. 65-1798 

The West. B5-179B 

Wyoming.. 65-1798 

Equipment and supplies. 63-265, 53-267 

Government relations. 65-97 

Labor unions. 65-1153, 65-1785 

Laws. 64-1285 . 

Middle Ages. 64-141 

Shipments 

Nevada. 65-1993 

By place 

Alaska.' 64-362, 65-1711, '65-2009 

Appalachia. 65-1032 

Arizona. 64-9, 64-12, 64-13, 65-1758, ; 
S5-1781 

California. 65-1187, 65-1514, 65-1805 
65-1806 

Canada. 64-892, 65-1037, 65-1766 

Colorado. 64-944, 65-1190, 85-1767 
65-1806 

Georgia. 64-460 

Hondura i. 63-131, 64-776 

Idaho. 64-704, 65-1170, 65-1768, 65-1785, 
65-1806, 65-1820 

Latin America. 65-1080 
Massachusetts. 64-237 
Mexico. 63-16, 64-421 
Michigan. 65-395 
Missouri. 64-266, S4-285 
Montana. 65-1154, 65-1769, 65-2009 

Nevada. 85-1133, 35-1147, 65-1169, 
85-1172, 65-1173, 35-1187, 65-1770 
65-1787, 65-1994 

New Mexico. 65-1771 

New York. 85-1032 

North Carolina. 64-460 

Oregon. 64-704 

Utah. 65-1791, 65-1805 

Washington. 64-704, 65-1806 

The West. 64-362, 65-1148, 65-1806 

MINES, U. S. Bureau of. 65-97 

MINGE family 

Genealogy. 64-1231 

MINING engineering see Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources — Engineering 

MINIS, Abraham. ' 84-579 

MINIS, Jacob Florance, d. 1936. 84-508 

64-578 

MINIS, Louisa Porter (Gilmer) 64-506, 
04-579 



MINIS, Mary Elizabeth (Haskell) b. 1873. 
64-579 

MINIS family. 64-579 

MINISTERIAL Association of the Baptist 
Church, Portsmouth, Va. 64-1131 

MINISTERS see Clergy 

MINNEAPOLIS Apollo Club. 63-241 

MINNEAPOLIS Athenaeum. 63-241 

MINNEAPOLIS Civic and Commerce Associa- 
tion. 65-1983 

MINNEAPOLIS Committee for World Disarma- 
ment. 63-232 

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. 

Banks and banking. 63-235,65-671 
Bethany Congregational Church. 64-1520 
Business papers. 63-235 
Churches and religious affaire 

Baptist 63-251 

Congregational. 64-1520 

City charter. 65-671 

Civic movements. 63-251, 65-1983 

Clubs, societies, and organizations 
63-232, 63-241, 65-1983 

Colleges and universities see Minnesota- 
University (Minneapolis]^ 

Engineering. 65-1312 

Jews. 63-232 

Mayor. 35-671 

National Conference on Social Welfare, 58th 
1931. 64-139 

Newspapers. 65-704 

Oak Park Congregational Church. 64-1520 

Olivet Baptist Church. 63-251 

Public Library. 63-241 

Library Board. 65-671 
Newspapers. 65-704 
Theater. 63-246 

Visit of Prince Olaf of Norway. 63-240 
War Finance Committee. 65-371 
Welfare Board. 65-671 

MINNEAPOLIS morning tribune. 65-704 

MINNEAPOLIS, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie 
Railroad (often called the Soo Railroad) 
65-801 ' 

MINNEAPOLIS Society of Fine Arts. 65-1983 

MINNEAPOLIS star (Newspaper) 65-704 

MINNEAPOLIS Sunday tribune. 65-704 

MINNESOTA 
ACCIDENTS. 63-245 

AGRICULTURAL experimental stations. 
63-239 



MINNESOTA 
AGRICULTURAL societies. 63-249 

AGRICULTURE, Experimental. 63-239 

ANTTVTVTSECTTON. 63-242 

ART and artists 

Societies. 65-1983 

BANKS and banking. 63-235, 65-671, 65-771 

BOYS* clubs. 64-1525 

BUILDING codes. 63-236 . 

BUSINESS papers. 65-755 

CAPITOLS (Buildings) 63-349 
CHILD labor. 63-236 
CHORAL societies. 63-241 
CHURCHES and religious affairs 
Baptist. 63-251 

■ Catholic. 63-241 
Congregational. 64-1520 
CIVIC societies. 65-1983 
CIVIL movements. 63-251 
CIVIL War. 63-234 

Regiments see Minnesota— Infantry 
CLUB& 63-241 

COLLEGES and universities see Minnesota- 
University (Minneapolis) 

COMMUNITY centers. 63-245 
COOPERATIVE stores. 63-253 
CRIMINAL procedure. 63-242 
DEPT. of Conservation. 63-248 

DRAINAGE see Trl State Waters Commission 

ECONOMIC growth. 63-241 

EDUCATION. 63-233, 64-1523 

EGG trade. 63-253 

ENGINEERING. 65-1312 

EXHIBITIONS and fairs. 63-243, 64-1521 

FARM machinery. 64-1525 

FARM produce. 63-249, 83-253 

FARMERS' institutes. 63-239 

FARMS and farming. 33-239 63-249 

FEDERAL land banks. 35-771 

FIRE prevention. 63-249 

FIRES. 63-238, 63-245 

FISH see Minnesota— Game and flsh 

FLOUR and feed trade. 63-253 

FOREIGN population see Minnesota-Popula- 
tion elements 

FOREST fires. 63-238 



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MINNESOTA 
FORESTS and forestry. 63-242 
4-H Clubs. 63-249 
FUR trade. 65-673, 65-1163 

GAME and fish 

Laws. 63-236 

State agencies. 63-248 

GARNISHMENT laws. 63-236 

GASOLINE taxes. 63-236 

GOVERNMENT and legislation. 63-236, 
63-242, 63-246, 64-1523 

GOVERNMENT employees. 63-242 

HEALTH. 63-249 

HISTORICAL societies. 63-241, 54-1521 

HISTORY (Notes, etc. ) .65-1775 

HOSPITALS. S3-247 

INDIAN wars see Sioux Wars 

INDIANS. 63-247, 64-55, 65-672, .65-674 

INDUSTRIES. 63-249 . , 

INFANTRY 

1st Regt., 1861-186'4. ' '63-247 

3d Regt,, 1881-1865. •■■63-231 ■ 

6ttvRegt., 1862-1865 ■ .■ \ 

Company D. 63-233 • .. : 

10th Regt,, 1862-1865. 65-1043 

- Company C. 65-755 

15th Regt. , 1898-1899. 63-238 
LAND. 64-1521 

Investments. 65-695 ' ' 

Transactions. 64-245 

LEGISLATURE. 63-245, 64-1523, 65-671, 

65-674 
LIBRARIES. 63-241, 63-245, 63-249, 65-671 

College and university. 65-1982 
LIENS. 63-236 
LUMBER industry and trade. 63-235 

LYCEUMS. 63-245 

MEDICAL practice. 63-250 '"• 

METEOROLOGY (Climate, weather, etc.) 

63-245 
MILITARY service in. 63-134 
MINES, mining, and mineral resources. 

63-249 

MUNICIPAL government. 65-671 

NATIONAL Conierence on Social Welfare, 
Minneapolis. 64-139 

NEWSPAPERS. 65-672, 65-704 

OLD age pensions. 63-236 

OPERA. 63-243 

PERSONAL papers. 63-252, 64-1461 

PETROLEUM industry and trade. 63-235 

PHARMACEUTICAL associations. 65-1983 

PIONEER life. 63-250, 64-1436 
Associations. 64-1521 



MINNESOTA 

POLITICS 

Elections and election campaigns. 65-672, 
65-674 

Letters relating to. 63-243, 63-247 
Organizations and parties 
Republican Party. 63-246 

Papers of persons active in. 63-234, 

63-236, 63-241, 63-246, 64-1523, 65-672, 
65-674 

POPULATION elements 

Jews. 63-232 

Norwegians. 63-240 

POULTRY trade. 63-253 

PUBLIC health. 64-1523 

PUBLIC welfare. 65-671 

RAILROAD and Warehouse Commission. 
65-674 

RAILROADS. 63-236, 63-256, 65-674 

Land. 64-1521 
REAL estate business. 63-235 

RECREATION. 63-249 

RETIREMENT legislation. 63-242 

RIVERS 

Improvement. 63-235, 63-248, 65-674 

ROADS. 63-236 
SAFETY. 63-249 
SHIPPING. 63-235 
SOCIAL life. 63-234,63-245 

SOIL classification. 63-249 

STATE Fair. 64-1521 

STEAMBOATS. 63-245 

STUDENTS. 63-231, 63-234, 63-247 

TEACHERS and teaching. 63-233, 64-820, 
65-671 

TEMPERANCE. 83-239, 63-242 
THEATER. 63-246, 63-252 
TOURIST business. 63-249 
TRANSPORTATION. 63-249 
TRAVEL and description. 65-1185 

UNIVERSITY (Minneapolis) 65-1980 

Agricultural Station, Crookston. 63-241 
College of Pharmacy. 65-1983 
Experimental agriculture. 63-239 

Library. 65-1982 

Students. 63-238 
VETERANS' legislation. 63-236 
VISIT of Prince Olaf of Norway. 63-240 
VITAL records. 63-245, 64-1520 
WAREHOUSES. 65-674 



MINNESOTA 
WILDLIFE conservation. 63-248 

WOMEN'S organizations. 04-1521 
WOMEN'S suffrage. 64-1523 
WORKMEN'S compensation. 63-236 
WORLD War I. 64-1519, 64-1524 
WORLD War D 

Finance. 65-671 

Relief to war victims. 63-244 

End of entries for 
MINNESOTA 

MINNESOTA Historical Society. 63-241 

MINNESOTA Percheron Horse Company. 
64-1623 

MINNESOTA State Pharmaceutical Association. 
65-1983 

MINNESOTA Territorial Pioneers Association. 
64-1521 

MINNESOTA Territorial Pioneers Women's 
Club of St. Paul. 64-1521 

MINNESOTA Territory 

Letters from. 64-1436 

MINNIE (Schooner) 64-597 

MINOR, Benjamin Blake, 1818-1905. 65-1029 

MINOR, Franklin. 63-378 

MINOR, John Barbee, 1813-1895. 64-798, 
64-800 . , 

MINOR, Mary Washington Ball see Lightfoot, 
Mary Washington Ball (Minor] 

MINOR family. 65-1027 

MINORITY groups in population see Population 
elements; and names of minority groups, e. g. 
Jews— Minnesota 

MINOT family. 65-184 

MINOT, N. D. 

Banks and banking. 65-780 

MINT, U. S. 

Carson City, Nev. 65-1186 

MIRIANI, Louis C. 64-1448 

MISES, Richard von see Von Mises, Richard, 
1883-1953 

MISPILLION, Del. 64-207 

MISS Bucknall's Seminary, New Brunswick, 
N.J. 65-1707 

MISSIONARY societies. 63-50, 63-179 

Baptists. 65-1058 

Georgia. 65-190 

Michigan. 65-267 
Congregational. 65-1799 

Michigan. 65-199 
Episcopal. 65-850 



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MISSIONARY societies (Continued) 


MISSIONS, Foreign 


Colleges and universities. 63-27 


Methodist. 63-70, 65-1653 ' 


Africa. 64-639, 64-814, 64-968, 64-1293 


see also Mississippi — University : 


Illinois. 65-161 


East Africa. 63-142 


(Oxford) 


New Jersey. 65-1653 


West Africa. 63-27 


Cotton growing. 63-57,63-104,64-489 


Tennessee. 64-975 


, Argentina. 64-187 


Cotton trade. 64-630 


Presbyterian 


Asia. 65-1162 


Family papers 


Michigan. 54-1415, 65-296 


Brazil. 64-187 


18th to 20th centuries. 65-736 


Ohio. 63-179 


Canada. 65-1144, 65-1766 


18th and 19th centuries. 64-412, 64-425 
64-441 


By place ' 


China. 63-51, 64-430, 64-814, 65-1188 


19th century. 64-460, 64-517, 64-527, 


Japan. 64-431 


Cuba. 64-1158 


64-634, 64-639, 64-1535 


New York. 64-915, 64-1593 ' 


Estonia. 64-814 


19th and 20th centuries. 64-591, 64-594 




Europe. 64-814, 65-1162 


64-668, 64-1044, 64-1208 


MISSIONARY Society of Gloucester Circuit 




Farm produce trade. 64-384 


Auxiliary to the Missionary Society of the 


Formosa. .64-814 




Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist 
Episcopal Church. 65-1653 


India. 63-129, 64-814, 65-251 


Farms and farming. 64-1193 


MISSIONS. 64-46, 54-1157, 65-538 


Japan. ■ 63-118, 64-814, 65-67 


History (Notes, etc. ) 64-458 
Indians. 64-55, 64-1018 


see also Missions, Foreign 


Latvia. 64-814 




Deaf. 64-187 


Liberia. 64-73 


Infantry 


Immigrants. 64-187, 64-814 


Mexico. 64-1158 


11th Regt., 1861-1865. 64-485 


Indians. 64-55, 64-187, 64-966, 65-255, 


New Guinea. 64-814 


18th Regt., 1861-1865. 65-936 


65-1350, 65-1499 


Nigeria. 64-814 


20th Regt. , 1861-1865. 63-143 


Cayuse. 64-1257 


Oceania. 65-1162 


Land. 64-533, 64-1193 


Cherokee. 65-1831 


Palestine. 64-1281 


Companies. 64-755 


Chippewa. 64-187 


Philippine Islands. 64-814, 64-971 


Legal documents. 65-26 


Nez Perce. 64-1254 


South America. 64-187, 64-971 


Letters from. 65-743 


Spokane. 64-1256 


Zululand. 64-1293 


Literacy. 64-1193 


Je vs. 64-187 




Livestock. 64-1193 


Negroes. 63-27, 64-187 


MISSISQUOI Valley Railroad. 64-1590 


Merchants. 63-104 


Seamen. 64-187 


MISSISSIPPI 


Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 


By denomination 


Agriculture. 63-132 


64-384 


BapBsL . 63-51, 34-1157, 64-1158, 


Banks and banking. 64-489 


Military posts. 65-1569 


34-1553, 65-1788, 65-1884 


Churches and religious affairs 


Military service in. 63-134, 64-1018 


Church of England. 63-142 








Episcopal. 64-486, 64-1548 


Personal papers 


Episcopal. 65-1188, 65-1420 






Lutheran. 63-23, 63-26, 63-27, 63-29, 


Presbyterian. 64-1533 


19th century. 64-485, 64-647, 64-1063, 
64-1084, 64-1099, 64-1461 


64-187, 64-813, 64-814 


Cities. 64-1193 


Plantations. 64-384, 64-489, 64-515, 


Methodist. 64-966, 64-968, 65-697 


Civil War. 64-458 


64-1109, 65-736 


Mormon. 65-1122, 65-1162, 65-1791 


Campaigns, battles, military actions. 


Politics 


Presbyterian. 65-232, 65-255 


63-332, 64-246, 65-100, 65-441, 
65-1073, 65-1319 


Letters relating to. 64-364, 64-758 


By place 
Alaska. 65-1711, 65-1765, 65-1780 


see also names of specific actions, 
e. g. Vicksburg, Miss. —Civil War 


Papers of persons active in. 63-339, 
64-384, 64-458 




—Siege, 1863 


Population. 64-1193 


Indian Territory. 64-248 








Casualties 


Railroads. 64-283 


Michigan. 64-1440, 65-232^ 65-255, 






65-1350 


Confederate. 63-332 


Construction and engineering. 65-1533 


Missouri. 63-23 


Civilian affairs. 64-1535 


Reconstruction. 65-1920 


Nebraska. 65-1420 


Military papers. 63-266 


Schools. 64-1193 


New Mexico. 65-1788 


Confederate. 63-403 


Slavery. 64-1193 


Oregon. 64-966, 65-1772, 65-1789 


Military service in. 63-341, 63-350, 






64-242, 64-246, 64-493 


Social life. 65-736 


South Dakota. 65-1499 








Confederate. 64-384, 64-464, 


Soldiers' homes. 63-339 


Southern States. 63-27 


64-474, 64-577, 64-603, 64-1094 


Teachers and teaching. 63-132, 64-1034 


Tennessee. 65-1631 


Regiments see Mississippi — Infantry 


Travel and description. 64-425, 64-522, 


Utah. 65-1122 


Soldiers from. 63-143, 64-480, 64-1085 


64-1179, 65-883 



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MISSISSIPPI (Continued) 

Travels from. 84-758 

University (Oxford) 

Faculty members' papers, 63-132 ■ ■ 

Yellow fever. 64-364 

MISSISSIPPI Campaign see Mississippi-Civil 
War; Mississippi River— Civil War; Missis- 
sippi Valley-Civil War 

MISSISSIPPI Co, , Mo. : ■ 

Court papers. 84-324 ■ . 

MISSISSIPPI River 

Civil War. 63-224, 65-441 . V'.'' 
Confederate defense. 64-777 

Hood control. 84-494 

Maps. 64-268 

Navigation. 64-285 

Shipping and trade. 64-311,64-1211, 
64-1215 

Travel and description. 55-23 > - 
MISSISSIPPI River Commission, U.' S. 64-494 

MISSISSIPPI Territory. ■ 63-263 

Peddlers and peddling. 65-187" 

MISSISSIPPI Texas Land Company. 64-745 

MISSISSIPPI Valley. 64-55 

Anthropology. 64-55 

Archeology. 64-1580 . : 

Civil War. 64-653, 64-1136 

Colonial period 

French in. 64-334 

Spanish in, 64-334 

Ethnology. 64-55 

Geology. 64-266 

Horses 

Trade. 65-807 

Public works. 65-29 

Reconstruction. 65-899 

MISSISSIPPI Valley Historical Association 
(now Organization of American Historians) 

65-165, 65-1492 

MISSOURI 

ARCHITECTURE. 64-297 
ARSENALS. 64-288, 65-1120 
BANKS and banking. 64-286 

BIOGRAPHY. 65-679 
BOATBUILDING. 65-695 
BPJDGES. 65-678 

BUSINESS papers. 64-300, 64-311, 64-317, 

64-331, 65-689 

CABINETMAKER. 64-293 
CAPITOLS (Buildings) 64-1526 



MISSOURI 

CAVALRY ' 

1st Regt., 1846-1847. 65-1467 

IstRegt. , 1861-1865. 64-274 

3d Regt., 1861-1865. 63-67 

CENSUS. 64-284 

CHAMBERS of commerce. 65-113 

CHURCH schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 

CHURCHES and religious affairs. 64-271, 
64-275, 64-339 , 

see also Missouri — Mormons 

Lists of churches. 64-283 
Sunday schools. 63-23 

Baptist. 64-271, 64-341 
, Catholic. 64-298, 65-1405 

Lutheran. 63-21, 63-22, 63-23, 63-30 

Methodist. 64-339 

Presbyterian. 64-339 

Unitarian. 65-681 
CITIES and towns. 64-1329 
CIVIL engineering. 65-146 
CIVIL War. 64-263, 64-281, 64-301, 65-905 

Economic conditions. 64-264 

Hospitals. 65-158 

Military actions and military papers. 

63-397, 64-264, 64-272, 64-274, 64-278, 
65-897, 65-1406 

Military service in. 64-246, 64-303 

Regiments see Missouri — Cavalry; 
Missouri — Infantry 

Soldiers from. 64-318,64-414 

CLUBS. 64-320 

COLLEGES and universities. 64-269, 64-281, 
64-282, 65-681 

see also Missouri — University (Columbia) 

COMMISSION merchants. 65-695 

COMMISSIONS collection, 1720-1904. 64-340 

CONFEDERATE societies see United 
Daughters of the Confederacy— Missouri 
Division 

COUNTIES , ..... 

Government. 64-284, 64-324 

Lists. 64-1329 

Records. 64-284 
COURTS. 64-1241, 65-680 

Circuit Court ! 

Howard County. 64-1241 
Webster County. 64-284 . 

County Courts 

Jackson County. 65-146 



MISSOURI 
COURTS (Continued) 

Probate courts 

St. Louis. 65-1161 

Supreme Court. 64-275, 64-307 
DEBTS. 65-675 
DIVORCE 

Legislation. 64-299 

DRAINAGE. 65-693 

DRY goods business. 64-264, 64-311 

ECONOMIC conditions. 64-263, 64-275, 
64-280, 64-281, 64-282 

EDUCATION. 65-139 

EDUCATIONAL societies. 64-328 

ESTATES. 64-271, 64-273, 64-307, 64-327, . 
64-337, 64-1241, 65-675, 65-974, 65-1161, 
65-1402 

EXHIBITIONS and fairs. 63-376, 64-1329, , . 
64-1526 

EXPLORERS. 65-1161 

FAMILY and personal papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 64-308, 65-683, 
65-694 

19th century. 64-265, 64-276, 64-277, 
64-330, 64-414 

1800-1850. 65-1811 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-290, 64-318, 
64-319, 64-336, 65-676, 65-677, 65-682 

20th century. 64-327 
FARMS and farming. 64-273, 64-275, 64-284 

Sharecroppers. 64-323 

FIRE companies and departments. 65-1404 

FREIGHT and freightage. 64-270, 64-273 

FUR trade. 64-285, 64-307, 64-313, 64-337, 
65-1161, 65-1401 

GAS manufacture and works. 65-828 

GENEALOGY. 64-296 

GENERAL Assembly 

House of Representatives. 64-280 

GEOLOGY. 64-266 

GOVERNMENT and legislation. 64-282, 
64-301 

GROCERY trade." 64-310, 65-691 • 
GUERRILLAS. 64-274 
HISTORIC houses. 64-307 
HISTORICAL societies. 64-1526 

HISTORY, Local. 64-287, 64-314, 64-329, : 
64-1329 

HOME Guard. 64-312 

HOSPITALS. 64-302 

HOUSEHOLD accounts. 64-275 



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MISSOURI 
IMMIGRATION. 64-275 
From Saxony. 63-30 
From Virginia. 63-127 

INDIAN agencies and agents. 65-692, 65-1402, 
65-1403 

INDIANS. 64-294, 65-1793 
INFANTRY 

3d Regt , 1862-1865 
Company G. 65-1406 
INSURANCE business. 64-321 
INTERNATIONAL conferences. 64-164 
JOURNALISM. 64-306 
JUDGES. 64-301, 65-694 

JUSTICES of the peace. 64-299, 64-324, 
64-337 

LAND. 64-263,64-285,65-684,65-692 

Claims. 64-299 

Investments. 65-695 

Legal documents. 64-273, 64-275, 64-283, 

64-296, 64-315, 64-322, 64-337, 65-26, 

65-683, 65-693, 65-694, 65-974, 65-1403 
65-1405 

Settlement. 64-334 

Transactions. 64-273, 64-284 

LAW practice. 64-275, 64-281, 64-282, 
64-301,64-325,64-1241,65-680 

T.FAT1 mtngB anri rtdning 64-326, 

64-336 
LECTURES and lecturing. 64-328 

LIBRARIES. 65-121, 65-677 
LUMBER industry and trade. 65-695 
MAPS. 64-287, 64-296, 65-693 
MEDICAL practice. 64-39, 64-290, 64-302 

MEDICAL schools. 65-1030 

MERCHANTS. 63-127, 64-267, 64-273, 
64-279, 64-281, 64-295, 64-313, 64-336, 
65-1801 

METEOROLOGY (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
64-273 

MEXICAN War, 1845-1848 

Soldiers from. 65-1467 
MILITARY posts. 64-266, 64-288, 64-297 
MHITIA. 64-274, 64-278, 65-1808 

JONES, mining, and mineral resources. 
64-266, 64-285 

MISSIONS. 63-23 

MORMON War. 65-1808 

MORMONS and Mormonism. 64-275, 64-301, 
65-1162 

MUNICIPAL government. 65-139 
MUSEUMS (Art) 64-1526 

NEWSPAPERS. 64-659, 65-686 
Lists of. 64-283 



MISSOURI 
NURSING homes. 63-23 
ORPHANS and orphan asylums. 63-23 
PATRIOTIC societies. 64-320 
PIONEERS. 64-287 
POLITICS 

Local. 64-267, 64-329 

Material relating to. 64-275, 64*301, 
64-302, 64-306 

Papers of persons active in 

18th to 20th centuries. 65-692 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-679 

19th century. 64-279, 64-280, 64-282, 
64-285, 64-291, 64-296, 64-299, 
64-338, 65-2020 

20th century. 65-145 

POPULATION elements 
Saxons. 63-30 

POSTAL service. 63-127, 64-1329 

PROBATE Court (St Louis) 65-1161 

PUBLIC affairs. 65-1811 

PUBLIC Service Commission. 65-688 

PUBLIC utilities. 64-301, 65-688 

PUBLISHERS and publishing. 63-29 

RADIO stations. 63-23 

RAILROADS. 64-278, 64-282, 64-283, 
64-300, 65-409 

Bridge construction. 64-304 

REAL estate business. 65-684 

RECLAMATION of land. 65-693 

REFORMATORIES. 64-341 

RIVERS. 64-1329 

ROADS. 65-146 
SCHOOLS. 64-252,64-328 
SECESSION.. 64-659, 65-557 
SHERIFFS. 64-304, 64-324 
SLAVE trade 

Bills of sale. 65-695 
SLAVERY. 64-263, 64-851 

SLAVES 

Records. 65-683 
SMOKE abatement campaign 65-688 
SOCIAL life. 64-317, 64-333 
STATE Dept. 65-1808 
STEAMSHIPS. 64-273, 65-695 

STOVES 

Manufacturing. 65-687 
SUBWAYS. 65-1939 

SURVEYS and surveying. 64-299, 64-324, 
65-684 



MISSOURI 

SWAMPS. 65-693 

TAX records. 64-271, 64-284, 64-293, 
64-318, 65-675, 65-693, 65-1402 

TELEVISION stations. 64-305 

THEATER. 64-332 

THEOLOGICAL seminaries 

Lutheran. 63-24 
TIN industry and trade. 65-687 
TOBACCO growing. 64-309 
TRADE. 64-310 
TRADE associations. 64-1526 
TRAINING School for Boys, Boonville. 64-341 

TRAVEL and description. 64-270, 64-280, 
64-287, 64-1329 

TRAVELS from. 64-296, 64-335, 65-288 
UNIVERSITY (Columbia) 64-278, 64-282 

Gifts to. 64-327 
VITAL records. 63-80, 64-284, 64-287 

Marriage records. 64-271, 64-284, 64-341 
VOTING records. 64-267, 64-284 
WATER purification. 64-1526 
WATER supply. 65*688 

End of entries for 
MISSOURI 

MISSOURI and Mississippi Railroad Company. 
64-283 

MISSOURI Historical Society. 64-1526 
MISSOURI Military District. 64-343 

MISSOURI Pacific Abandonment Committee. 
65-1485 

MISSOURI Pacific Railroad Company. 64-300, 
65-1440, 65--1485 

MISSOURI Press Association. 65-686 

MISSOURI River 

Bridges. 65-678 

Indians. 65-773 

Military frontier. 65-1793 

Navigation. 65-1470 

Railroad bridges. 64-304 

MISSOURI River Navigation Association. 
65-1470 

MISSOURI Society of the City of New York. 
64-320 

MISSOURI Synod see Lutheran Church- 
Missouri Synod 

MISSOURI Territory 
Politics. 65-679 

MISSOURI Valley 
Geology. 64-266 

Travel and description. 64-732 



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MISTRAL, Frederic. 64-152 

MITCHEL, Jane Verner. 64-358 

MITCHEL, John, 1815-1875. 64-358, 65-1206 

MITCHEL, John Purroy, 1879-1918. 65-1206 

Administration as mayor of New York Citv 
64-1572 

MITCHEL, Ormsby MacKnight, 1809-1862. 
65-950 

MITCHEL family. 64-358, 65-1206 

MITCHELL, David Brydie, 1766-1837 
63-222, 64-343 

MITCHELL, David D. 65-1401, 65-1801 

MITCHELL, Elisha, 1793-1857. 64-562 
64-580 , 64-1072 * 

MITCHELL, Eliza see Grant, Eliza (Mitchell) 

MITCHELL, Ellen see Summerell, Ellen 
(Mitchell) 

MITCHELL, Harry B. 64-178 

MITCHELL, Hugh Burnton, 1907- 64-1272 
65-1040, 65-1054, 65-1055 

MITCHELL, John Inscho, 1838-1907. 64-1148 
MITCHELL, KateE. 65-655 

MITCHELL, Maria (North) 64-580 

MITCHELL, Mary see Ashe, Mary (Mitchell) 

MITCHELL, Norman. 65-942 

MITCHELL, O. M. see Mitchel, Ormsby ' 
MacKnlght, 1809-1852" 

MITCHELL, Samuel Chiles, 1864-1948 
65-918 ' 

MITCHELL, Samuel L. 64-1563 
MITCHELL, Sarah Caroline (NeUler) 64^581 
MITCHELL, Sidney Alexander, 1895- 65-487 
MITCHELL, Stephen A., 1903- 65-125 
MITCHELL, Thomas K. 64-1148 



MITCHELL, Wesley Clair, 1874-1948 
64-1311 

MITCHELL, WUliam C. 65-1121 

MITCHELL, William Letcher, 1805-1882 
64-581 

MITCHELL and McClure Lumber Company, 
Saginaw, Mich. 65-405 

MITCHELL family. 64-591, 64-652, 64-1148 

MTTSCHER, Frances S. 65-919 

MITSCHER, Marc Andrew, 1887-1947. 65-919 

MTX, Rosina see Cropper, Rosina (Mix) 

MECE language. 63-1 

MDCON, Elijah. 65-1859 

MIZNER, Lansing B. 65-1053 



MOBILE, Ala. 

Banks and banking. 64-757 

Civil War. 64-1094 

Confederate naval station. 65-1882 

Commission merchants. 63-149 

Cotton trade. 64-630 

Freedraen. 64-270, 64-421 
Indians. 64-55 

Letters from. 64-502 
Merchants. 64-1026 
Shipping records. 64-110 
Travel and description. 64-1179 

M °6^-n 2ATION for M0Unt H0ly0ke eoU ege. 

MOBILIZATION, Industrial see Industrial 
mobilization 

MOBILIZATION, U. S. Office of Civil and 
Defense. 65-169 

MODERATOR topics (Publication) 65-446 

MODERNIST- Fundamentalist controversy 
(Religion) 64-65, 64-133 

MODLIN, George Matthews. 65-959 

MODOC War, 1872-1873. 65-1119 

MOE, Henry Allen. 64-136, 65-1980 

MOEHLMAN, Arthur Bernard, 1889-1952 
65-428 " 

MOFFETT, John. 65-1798 

MOFFETT, William A. 64-1573 

MOFFITT, Elvira Evelina (Worth) Jackson 
Walker. 65-969 

MOFFITT, Frank. 64-738 

MOFFITT, John T. , b. 1862. 65-429 

MOGOLLON, Juan Ignacio Flores see Flores 
Mogollon, Juan Ignacio 

MOHAMMED, Bey of Tunis. 63-334 

MOHAMMED Ali, Nawab of Arcot 63-98 

MOHAVE Co., Ariz. 65-1781 

MOHAVE Indians 

Ethnology. 65-1176 

Language 

Vocabulary. 65-1815 
MOHEGAN Indians 

Language. 63-5 

MOHICAN Indians see Mohegan Indians 
MOLASSES trade 

Companies. 65-66, 65-68 

North Carolina. 64-374 

MOLDERS' and Foundry Workers' Union of 
North America see International Molders* 
and Foundry Workers' Union of North 
America 



MOLECULAR dynamics see Wave mechanics 

MOLEY, Raymond, 1886- 65-66, 65-487 

MOLLINADO, Juan Francisco de la Bodega y 
Quadro see Bodega y Quadra Mollinado 
Juan Francisco de la, 1743-1794 

MONACO, Rainier Grimaldl, Prince of see 
Rainier HI, Prince of Monaco, 1923- 

MONASTERIES 

Lands in England. 64-34 
MONASTICJSM. 64-74 

see also Benedictines 

MONCKTON, Robert, 1726-1782. 63-381 

MONCRIEFF, Alexander. 63-409 

MONETARY and Economic Conference, London 
Eng. , 1933. 64-567, 64-1577, 65-66 

MC ^iks 63 '"°' 63 " 374, 64 - 386 ' M - 725 - 

see also Credit; Gold clause; Inflation 
(Finance); Specie payments 

Congressional Investigations. 65-1742 
Depreciation. 65-1689 
Laws and legislation. 63-270, 64-253 
Transactions. 65-1742 
By period 
Revolutionary period. 63-299 
19th century. 63-374, 64-286, 65-1175 
New Deal period. 64-725, 64-1295, 

B> place 

Confederate States of America. 63-63 
64-286, 64-493 ' 

India. 65-1211 
Missouri. 64-286 
New Zealand. 65-1211 
Oklahoma. 63-270 
MONEY, Paper. 65-1689 

see also. Greenback movement 
Confederate States of America. 64-1250 
Virginia, 64-1250 
MONEY trusts. 65-672 

Inquiries. 65-1742 
MONITEAU Co., Mo. 

County Court papers. 64-324 
MONITOR, Boonville, Mo. 64-341 

MONITOR Mutual Insurance Company, Pontiac 
Mich. 65-430 ' 

MONMOUTH Co., N. J. 65-1564 
Crime detection societies. 65-1617 

Family papers. 65-1599, 65-1603 
65-1604, 65-1645 

Law practice. 65-1703 



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MONMOUTH Court House, N. J. 

Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179 

MONO Co. , Calif. 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 

Engineering. 65-1798 

MONONGAHELA River 

Bridges. 65-1748 
MONOPOLIES see AnUmonopoly suits 
MONRO, Harold, 1879-1932. 64-150 

MONROE, Alexander, 1733-1817. 65-1540 

MONROE, Harriet, 1860-1936. 64-136 , 
64-150, 65-1997, 65-1998 

MONROE, James, Pres. U. S. , 1758-1831. 
63-95, *63-345, 64-118 

As correspondent. 63-220, 63-336, 63-363, 
63-375, 64-186, 64-314, 64-556, 64-1563, 
65-679 

Autographs. 64-47, 65-59 

Letters to. 63-333, 63-347 

Relating to. 64-186 

MONROE, Lucy see Calhoun, Lucy (Monroe) 

MONROE Co., Mich. 

County records. 65-431 

Geology (Notes, etc.) 65-542 

Surveys. 65-331 

MONROE County (Mich.) Detecting Society. 
65-431 

MONROE Co., N. Y. 

Farm accounts. 64-916 
Social life. 64-998 

'Vital records. 64-898 
MONROE Co., W. Va. 

Letters from. 64-800 
MONROE Doctrine. 65-1920 
MONROE, Mich. 

Civic affairs. 65-530 

Family papers. 65-451 

Letters from. 65-656 

Presbyterian Church. 64-1447 

Societies. 65-1367 

Travels from. 65-234 
MONROE -Quinlan Lumber Company. 65-712 
MONROVIA, Liberia 

Colleges and universities. 64-73 

MONSON, Mass. 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1073 
MONTAGU, BasiL 64-957 



MONTAGUE, George Charles, 9th earl of 
Sandwich see Sandwich, George Charles 
Montague, 9th earl of, 1874- 

MONTAGUE, Mary Rhoda see Porter, Mary 
Rhoda (Montague) 

MONTAGUE family 
Genealogy. 65-885 

MONTANA. 65-1769 , 65-1786 

Banks and banking. 65-1131, 65-1152 

Botany. 65-1779 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 65-1791 
Express companies. 65-1786 
Freight and freightage. 65-1786 
Indians. 65-1769 
Land 

Claims. 65-1786 

Companies. 65-753 

Livestock. 65-1769 

Lumber camps. 63-250 

Military posts. 65-1401 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1154, 65-1769, 65-2009 

Engineering. 65-1798 

Personal papers. 65-1711 

Pictures. 65-1786 

Pioneer life. 65-1769, 65-1868 

Transportation. 65-1786 

Travel and description. 65-1786 

Vigilantes. 65-1769 

MONTANA Territory 

Law practice. 63-150 
MONTAUK (Ship) 64-1395 
MONTCLAIR, N. J. 

Committee of Shelter, New Jersey Defense 
Council. 65-1682 

MONTEGUT, Edgar. 64-1212 

MONTEGUT, Joseph, 1738-1819. 64-1212 

MONTEGUT, Joseph, 1780-1814. 64-1212 

MONTEGUT, Raymond, b. 1784. 64-1212 

MONTEGUT family. 64-1212 

MONTEIRO LABATO, Jose' see Labato, Jose" 
Bento Monteiro, 1882-1948 

MONTEITH, Abigail Harris, 1801-1880. 
65-432 

MONTEITH, Alexander. 65-432 
MONTEITH, Charles, 1827-1*48. 65-432 
MONTEITH, Edwin Harris, 1843-1904. 65-432 
MONTEITH, George, b. 1839. 65-432 



MONTEITH, John, 1788-1868. 65-432 
MONTEITH, John, b. 1833. 65-432 
MONTEITH, Sarah Sophia, 1823-1893. 65-432 
MONTEITH family. 65-432 

MONTEREY, Calif. 

Business papers. 65-857, 65-865 

MONTEREY, Mexico 

Battle of, 1846. 63-339 

Military service in (U. S. ) 64-758 
MONTESANO, Wash. 

Sylva Mill Company. 64-1265 
MONTFORT family 

Genealogy. 64-1522 

MONTGOMERY, Don M. 65-1330 

MONTGOMERY, Donald. 65-1065 

MONTGOMERY, John, Colonel. 64-314 

MONTGOMERY, Martin V. 64-1500 

MONTGOMERY, Mary Seymour. 64-843 

* MONTGOMERY, Robert. 65-1034 

MONTGOMERY, Robert M., 1849-1920. 
64-1469, 65-620 

MONTGOMERY, Walter Alexander, 1845-1921. 
64-582 

MONTGOMERY, Ala. 

ftq fl l q c and Hgnlrinp 64-757 

Bus boycott. 65-1102 

Civil War. 64-522 

Family papers. 65-876 

Letters from. 64-499 

Students. 65-1530 

MONTGOMERY Bell Academy, Nashville, Tenn. 
64-1175 

MONTGOMERY Co., Md. 

Land 

Legal documents. 64-1234 
MONTGOMERY Co., N. C. 

Council of Defense (World War I) 64-368 

Medical practice. 64-1122 

Superior Court. 64-368 
MONTGOMERY Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc ) 64-1193 
MONTGOMERY Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 . " 

Land. 65-971 



MONTGOMERY Township, N. J. 
Family papers. 65-1655 



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MONTICELLO, Charlottesville, Va. 

Condition. 63-143 

Construction and sale. 64-797 

Description. 64-1555 
MONTICELLO (Ship) 64-609, 65-1524 
MONTMORENCY, France 

Resident of. 64-449 

MONTOUR Falls, K Y. 
Hospitals. 64-833 

MONTPELIER (Home of Henry Knox) 
Thomaston, Me.. 65-174 

MONTPELIER Institute near Macon, Ga. 
64-639 

MONTPELIER, Vt. 

Personal papers. 64-1586 
MONTREAL, Can. 

Merchants. 65-1727 

Travel and description. 64-1186 
MONTROSE, Pa. 

Law practice. 65-827 
MONTVTLLE, Me. 

History. 65-1963 

MONUMENTAL Church Association, Richmond 
Va. 64-1231 ' 

MONUMENTS. 63-319 

see also Historical markers; Statues 

Manufacture 

Nebraska. 65-1465 

By place 

Georgia. 65-713 

Michigan. 65-324 

Pennsylvania. 65-713 

Virginia. 65-969, 65-1012 

Washington, D. C. 63-361, 64-1464 

MOODY, Arthur Edson Blair, 1902-1954 
65-433 

As correspondent. 65-463, 65-570 

M °S?7' ?££ 5S£ Moody, Arthur Edson 
Blair, 1902-1954 

MOODY, Dwight Lyman, 1837-1899. 65-1350 

MOODY, Harriet Converse (Tilden) 1857-1932 
64-137 

MOODY, William Henry, 1853-1917. 65-565 
MOODY, William Vaughn, 1869-1910. 64-137 
MOODY Church, Chicago, 111. 64-1160 
MOODY family. 65-433 
MOON, Bucklin, 1911- 65-1098 
MOON, John Austin, 1855-1921. 63-382 

Invitations of. 65-885 
MOON, Parker T. 64-1355 



MOON bill. 63-382 

MOONEY, Chase Curran, 1913- 64-1193 
MC 65 N 2o r ' Thomas Jose P h > 1882-1942. 64-19 , 
MOORE, Adams, b. 1800? 64-357 
MC 6^f626 Ub6rtim (W ° 0dwar * 1841-1929. 



MOORE, Barringtcn. 64-908 

M °^ RE ' Bar "x>lomew Figures Moore, 1801- 
1878. 64-1079 

MOORE, Bloomfield Haynes. 64-1137 
MOORE, Caroline. 64-892 

MOORE, Charles, 1855-1942. 63-349 
63-394, 64-1515, 64-1566, 65-434 

MOORE, Clara Sophia (Jessup) see Bloomfield- 
Moore, Clara Sophia (Jessupj~1824-1899 

MOORE, D. D. T. 64-914 

MOORE, Earl Vincent, 1890- 65-547 

MOORE, Francis. 63-59 

MOORE, Frederick Lawrence, 1835-1922 
64-583 

MOORE, George, 1852-1933. 63-99, 63-323 
MOORE, Henry Ludwell, 1869-1958. 64-1351 



MOORE, Hight C. 64-1553 

M °£« ' I( ? ra < McClel *an) Plowman, 1843- 
1929. 64-584 

MOORE, J. M. , of New York. 65-1798 

MOORE, Jacob Bailey. 64-1585 

MOORE, James, 1765-1851. 64-1048 

MOORE, James A. 65-1053 

MOORE, James Martin, 1834-1913. 65-435 

MOORE, John, b. 1829. 65-884 

MOORE, JohnBassett, 1860-1947 64-764 
64-778,64-1577,65-862 ' .'...'" 

M °SFZlS 0ba Trotw ood, 1858-1929. 64-1185, 
OD-BB4 > 

MOORE, Mrs. John Trotwood see Moore, Mary 
Brown (Daniel) 1875- 

MOORE, John Wheeler, 1833-1906. 64-1078 

MOORE, Joseph Arthur, 1879-1937. 63-383 

MOORE, Joseph B. , 1845-1930. 65-357 
65-1360 

MOORE, Lucy 

Estate of. 65-884 

MOORE, Malcolm M. 65-1055 

MOORE, Marianne, 1887- 64-41 64-67 
64-150, 65-834 

MOORE, Martha Josephine see Richardson 
Martha Josephine (Moore) 1846-1897 ' 



MOORE, Martin Van Buren, 1837-1900 
64-584 

MOORE, Mary see Stanford. Mary (Moore) 

MOORE, Mary Brown (Daniel) 1875-1957 
64-1175, 65-884 

MC ^ RE 'J^ y EU2abe0 » SSI Stebbins, Mary 
Elizabeth (Moore) Hewitt? b. 1818 

MOORE, Merrill, 1903-1957. 65-884 
MOORE, Merrill Dennis, 1904- 64-1553 
MOORE, Miles Conway, 1845-1920. 64-1259 
MOORE, Norman Slawson, 1901- 64-906 
MOORE, Phillips. 64-585 
MOORE, Robert Walton, 1859-1941. 65-53 
MOORE, Samuel Randal, 1844-1910. 65-435 
MOORE, Stephen, 1734-1799. 64-585 
MOORE, Thomas C. 64-1500 
MOORE, Thomas Overton, 1804-1876. 65-890 
MOORE, Thomas Sturge. 64-955 
MOORE, Veranus Alva, 1859-1931. 64-834 

MOORE, William C, farmer of Stokes Co 
N. C. 64-586 

MOORE and Gatling Law Firm, Raleigh, N C 
64-1079 ^' 

MOORE Co. , N. C. 

Letters from. 64-680 
MOORE family. 64-583, 64-654, 64-1539 

Genealogy. 64-1222, 65-882, 65-884 
MOOREHEAD, Warren King, 1866-1939. 

MOORE'S rural New Yorker (Publication) 
64-914 

MOORESVTLLE, Tenn. 
General store. 64-1181 

MOOSEHEAD Lake region, Me. 65-332 
MOPS and mopsticks 

New Jersey. 65-1558 

MORACIN, Leonde. 64-261 

MORACIN family. 64-261 

A 1 65 > ^90e' antlpathy ' by OUver Wendell Holmes. 
MORAL education see Character education 
MORAL philosophy see Ethics 
MORALE 

Civil War. 63-58 

Confederate side. 63-63 

Revolution. 63-82 

MORALES, Juan Ventura. 64-334, 64-1212 



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MORALEZ, Jesus Garcia see Garcia Moralez, 

Jesus 
MORALITY 

Civil War. 65-1855 

MORALS see Ethics 

MORAN, Benjamin. 63-406 

MORAN, Francisco. 63-1 

MORAN, Robert, 1857-1943. 64-1271, 
65-1034, 65-1053 

MORAKT, Sir Robert Laurie, 1863-1920. 
63-112 

MORAVIA, N. Y. 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-899 
MORAVIAN Church. 64-1542 

North Carolina. 63-81 
MORDECAL Ellen, 1790-1884. 64-1080 

MORDECAL Emma. 64-1080 

MORDECAL George W. , 1801-1871. 64-1080 

MORDECAI family. 64-445, 64-1080 
MORE, George, n. 1595-1600. 65-1879 
MORE, Paul Elmer, 1864-1937. 65-1934 
MORE, Sir William, 1520-1600. 65-1879 
MORE family. 65-1879 
MOREHEAD, Eugene, 1845-1889. 63-110 

MOREHEAD, James Turner, 1838-1919. 
64-1081 

MOREHEAD, John H. 64-1528 

MOREHEAD, John Motley, 1796-1866. 64-535 

MOREHEAD, Joseph Motley, 1840-1911. 
64-1081 

MOREHEAD family. 64-492 
MOREHOUSE, H. L. 64-90 
MOREHOUSE, Ward. 65-1664 
MORELOS, Jose Maria. 65-1080 
MORENO, Mich. 

Fraternal organizations. 65-1356 

MORENO, Juan Joseph. 65-1165 

MORES, Antoine Amedee Marie Vincent Manca 
de Vallomhrosa, marquis de, 1858-1896. 
65-779 

Report on. 65-767 

MORES family 

Coat-of-arms. 65-767 

MORGAN, Abraham. 64-518, *64-il91 

MORGAN, Anna. 65-1997 

MORGAN, Arthur Ernest, b. 1878. 63-257 

MORGAN, Cynthia see St. John, Cynthia 
(Morgan) 1852-1919 



MORGAN, David. 64-1184 

MORGAN, E. W. 64-1479 

MORGAN, Edwin Denison, 1811-1883. 65-162 

MORGAN, Gilbert. 65-646 

MORGAN, Henry William, 1853-1920. 64-1191 
MORGAN, James. 65-384 

MORGAN, John Plerpont, 1837-1913. 64-767 

MORGAN, John Tyler, 1824-1907. 63-350, 
64-1498 

MORGAN, Morris Hlcky, 1859-1910. 65-1258 

MORGAN, NathanleL 64-193 

MORGAN, Sally B. see Hamilton, Sally B. 
(Morgan) 

MORGAN, Thomas Hunt, 1866-1945. 65-1940 
MORGAN, Thomas J., 1847-1912. 64-138 
MORGAN, W. S. 65-1495 
MORGAN, William H. , Major. 63-339 
MORGAN, William Henry, 1818-1900. 64-1191 
MORGAN Co., m. 

Personal papers. 65-1692 

MORGAN family. 64-518, 64-1191 

MOHGANTON, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-390 

History. 64-562 

Mental hospitals. 64-1083 

Merchants. 64-981 

Resident of. 64-492, 64-1115 

Western State Hospital. 64-1083 

MORGENTHAU, Henry, 1856-1946. 64-1572, 
65-54 

MORGENTHAU, Henry, 1891- 64-253, 
64-841, 64-131L 65-43, 65-47, 65-54 , 
65-56, 65-64, 65-78, 65-81, 65-552 

MORISON, Samuel Eliot, 1887- 65-871, 
65-959 

MORLEY, Christopher Darlington, 1890-1957. 
64-491, 64-1558, 65-395, 65-436, 65-1982 

MORLEY, JohnMorley, viscount, 1838-1923. 
64-767 

MORLEY family. 65-436 

MORLOT & Schefer. 65-1522 

MORMON Battalion, 1846-1847. 65-1162, 
65-1791 

MORMON biographies (Manuscript collection) 
65-1162 

MORMON cow incident. 65-1499 , 

MORMON Expedition, 1857-1858 see Utah 
Expedition, 1857-1858 



MORMON War. 65-1808 

Muster rolls. 65-682 

MORMONS and Mormonism. 64-732, 64-737, 
64-966, 65-67 

Biography. 65-1162 

Court trials. 64-301 

Family life. 65-1791 

Missions. 65-1122, 65-1162, 65-1791 

Opposition to. 64-732, 65-1132, 65-1150 

By place 
Arizona. 65-1122, 65-1162 
California. 65-1162 
Colorado. 65-1162 
Denmark. 65-1132 
Idaho. 65-1162 

Illinois. 64-245, 65-1150, 65-1162 
Iowa. 65-1843 

Mexico. 65-1162 

Missouri. 64-275, 65-1162 

Nebraska. 65-1162 

Nevada. 65-1122, 65-1162 

New Jersey. 65-1650 

New Mexico. 65-1162 

Ohio. 65-1162 

Scandinavia. 65-1132 

Utah. 65-646, 65-1122, 65-1162, 65-1774, 
65-1791 

see also Utah Expedition, 1857-1858 

Wyoming. 65-1162 

MORNINGTON, Richard Colley Wellesley, 2d 
earl of see Wellesley, Richard Colley, 
marquis WeUesley, 1760-1842 

MOROCCO 

Foreign relations (Netherlands) 64-82 

MORONI, Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 
MORONS see Feebleminded 
MORREL, Martha McBrlde. 65-888 
MORRILL, James Lewis, 1891- 65-537 

MORRILL, Justin Smith, 1810-1898. 63-97, 
64-764, 64-1220 

see also Agricultural colleges; Land-grant 
college acts 

MORRILL, M. M. 64-245 
MORRILL acts see Land-grant college acts 
MORRILL tariff act, 1861. 64-1220 
MORRIS, Beverly Preston, b. 1822. 64-587 

MORRIS, George Sylvester, 1840-1889. 
65-437 

Notes on lectures of. 65-278 



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MORRIS, Gouverneur, 1752-1816 

Autographs. 64-47 

Letters by. 64-774 

MORRIS, Homer Lawrence, 1886-1951 
64-962 

MORRIS, Oliver B. 65-178 
MORRIS, Richard Brandon, 1904- 64-1352 
MORRIS, Robert, 1734-1806. 63-82, 65-1193 
Autographs. 64-47 
Letters by. 64-774 
MORRIS, Robert S. , 1915- 65-1063 
MORRIS, Roger S. 65-437 
MORRIS, Thomas, 1771-1849. *64-873 
MORRIS Canal in New Jersey. 65-1584 
MORRIS Co. , N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1611, 65-1626 
Loyalists 

Confiscation of property. 65-1666 
MORRIS family. 64-587 . 64-774 
MORRIS Island, S. C. 
Civil War. 64-598 
MORRISON, James, 1775-1846. 63-161 
MORRISON, Minnie Leona (Brown) 1899- 

MORREON, Nathan Jackson. 64-100 
MORRISON, Robert Hall, 1798-1889. 64-629 
MORRISON, Silas. 65-1860 
MORRISON, Mrs. W. L. 64-975 
MORRISON, William, 1763-1837. 64-314 

MORRISON, William Ralls, 1825-1909 
64-1500 

MORRISON family. 64-629 

MORRISTOWN, N. J. 

First Presbyterian Church. 65-1578 

History. 64-1582, 65-1578 

Travels from. 64-1552 

MORROW, Anne see Lindbergh, Anne 
(Morrow) 

MORROW, Dwight Whitney, 1873-1931 
64-1348 



MORROW, James H. , b. 1845. 64-1429 
MORROW, T. M. 65-1446 
MORROW plats. 65-1305 
MORSE, A. 65-2001 

65-439, 



MORSE, Allen Benton, 1839-1921 
65-552 



MORSE, EdwardS., 1838-1925. 64-100 

MORSE, H. Freeman. 63-346 

MORSE, Jedidiah, 1761-1826. 63-83, 64-202 



MORSE, John Torry, 1840-1937. 65-380 
MORSE, Samuel Finley Breese, 1701-1872 

As correspondent. 65-585, 65-862, 65-1576 

Relating to. 64-1582 
MORSE family. 64-1582 

M0 6^5a1 e8raph TO - House telegraph ease - 

MOHSON, Alexander. 64-1082 
M0 ^Jk Arthur Alexander, d, 1864? 

MORSON, William. 64-1082 
MORTGAGES. 64-372 
Farm. 64-861, 65-1307 
Foreclosures 

South Carolina. 65-846 
Real estate. 65-1450 

By place 

California. 64-738 

Maine. 65-1970 

New York. 64-934 

The West. 64-892 
MORTIMER, James. 65-2004 
MORTON, David, 1886-1957. 64-150 
MORTON, Hudson T. 65-1377 
MORTON, Joy, 1855-1934. 64-1528, 65-1493 



MO M-°4M JUliUS St6rllng ' 1832 -19°2- 

As correspondent. 64-1528, 65-1330 
65-1440, 65-1510 ' 

Relating to. 65-1347 
MORTON, Marcus. 64-1585 
MORTON, Margaret J., 1828-1911. 65-883 
MORTON, Mark. 64-1528 

W f™bg rUat ** Morton ' Jahas SterU °& 
MORTON, ThrustonB. 65-173 
MORTON Co. , N. D. 

General stores. 65-756 

Ranches. 65-787 
MORTON family 

Genealogy. 64-1528, 65-883 

MORY, Ruthella Bernard see BIbbins, RutheUa 
Bernard (Mory) 1865-1942 

MC 65 B -994 JOlm Singlet0n ' 1833 " 1916 - 64-738, 
Military operations against 65-1082 

MOSCHELES, Felix. 63-401 

MOSCOW, Mich. 

Business papers. 65-272 



MOSCOW, Minn. 

Expedition, 1863 (Sioux War) 63-233 

MOSCOW, Russia 

Council of Foreign Ministers, 1947 
65-1061 

Diplomatic service (U. S.) 65-22 
Travel and description, 64-1161 
MOSCOW, Tenn. 

Civil War. 64-246 
MOSELEY, Alexander. 65-999 
MOSELEY, Annie Conigland. 64-588 
MC ?f^' Edwar d Augustas, 1846-1911. 

M< fif LEY ' James AfcaandMr, 1894-1918. 

"^*«gg«*« Company, Roches- 

MOSELEY family 
Genealogy. 65-967 

MC tttoserf ,naMarieH£ReinSCh ' **«» Marie 

MC SP?i Helen Josephlne < Sizer ) collector. 
64-1214 



MOSES, Indian chief. 64-1258 
MOSES, Robert. 65-47, 65-56 
MOSES, Simpson P. 65-1056 
MOSES, W. R. 64-806 
MOSES Brown School, Providence, R. L 

MOSHER, Eliza Maria, 1846-1928. 65-440 
As correspondent 65-648 
Relating to. 65-1347 
MOSHER family. 64-1249, 65-440 
MOSLEY family. 64-1031 
MOSS, Charles M. 65-1918 
MOSS, James, of Nassau. 65-1526 

MOSS, William, of Nassau. 65-1526 

MOSS Neck, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 
MOSSEL, Jacob, 1704-1761. 64-262 
MOSTAD, Thorwald. 65-780 
MOTARD, Joseph. 64-287 
MOTHERS, Unmarried. 63-170 
MOTION, Perpetual. 64-1137 

M °6 T 5 I °oi 1CtUre C0UnCUS ' FeteaaM * 
MOTION picture Industry. 63-383, 64-1630 

Blacklists. 64-1632, 65-1063, 65-1067 

Political action. 65-1067 

Societies. 65-1067 



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MOTION Picture Research Council 64-1334 
MOTION pictures 

see also Screenplays 

Bombing of Hiroshima. 64-108 

Copyright 64-781 

Costumes. 64-1611 

Direction and production. 64-1630 

Educational. 64-727, 65-833 

Foreign distribution. 64-727 

Patents. 64-727 

Scripts. 64-1608 

Israel. 65-1104 

MOTIVATIONAL research. 64-68 

MOTLEY, John Lothrop. 65-908 

MOTOR industry see Automobiles — Industry 
and trade 

MOTT, Charles Stewart, 1875- 65-222 

MOTT, John, 1783-1848. 65-1355 

MOTT, JohnG. , 1874- 65-2011 

MOTT, Lucretia (Coffin) 1793-1880. 63-361 

MOTT, Valentine, 1785-1865. 63-318, 
65-1541 

MOTT (William) & Company, New Orleans, La. 
(firm, merchants) 64-1398 

MOTTE, Rebecca. 63-291 
MOTTLED enamel, DentaL 64-683 

MOUCHARD de Chaban, Fanny see 

Beauharnais, Fanny (Mouchard de Chaban) 
comtesse de, 1737-1813 

MOULTON, Charles Henry, 1838-1916. 
65-441 



MOULTRIE, William. 64-47 
MOUNDS 

Indian. 63-2 
MOUNT, Daniel, d. 1820. 65-1676 
MOUNT, Humphrey. 65-1676 
MOUNT AIRY, Richmond Co. , Va. 64-1247 
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. 

Travel and description. 65-252 
MOUNT HELENA, Miss. 

Resident of. 65-878 
MOUNT HOLLY, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1699 

MOUNT HOLYOKE College (formerly Mount 
Holyoke Seminary) 64-21 

MOUNT HOLYOKE Hotel Company. 64-205 

MOUNT JEWETT and Smethport Railroad. 
64-815 

MOUNT JEWETT, Kinzua & Riterville Railroad, 
64-815 



MOUNT IOSCO, N. Y. 65-1643 

Dairying. 64-951 
MOUNT MEIGS, Ala. 

Medical affairs. 64-1106 
MOUNT MORRIS, HL 

Civil War. 64-246 

MOUNT OLYMPUS National Park see Olympic 
National Park 

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. 

Central Michigan University. 65-1351 
Anniversary celebration. 65-298 
MOUNT PLEASANT, N. C 

Letters from. 64-1128 
MOUNT PLEASANT, Ohio 

Family papers. 65-595 

MOUNT PROSPECT, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-1048 
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. 

Medical practice. 65-1534 
MOUNT TIRZA Forge, Lincoln Co. , N. C. 

Business records. 64-417 

MOUNT VERNON Ladies Association of the 
Union. 63-273 

MOUNT VERNON, Va. 

Description. 64-1555 

MOUNTAIN Island Mill, Gaston Co. , N. C. 

64-549 
MOUNTAIN Meadows Massacre, 1857. 65-869 

MOUNTAIN men. 65-1807 

MOUNTAIN States Athletic Conference. 64-18 
MOUNTBATTEN, Louis. 65-1090 
MOUNTED Rifle Regiment 63-355 
MOURELLE, Francisco Antonio de. 65-1825 
MOUTH 

Bacteriology. 64-683 

MOVING pictures see Motion pictures 



MOWRER, Edgar Ansel, 1892- 65-532, 
65-704 

MOWRER, Paul Scott, 1887- 65-704, 65-706 

MOXON, Edward, 1801-1858. 64-957 
MOYER Manufacturing Company, Bloomsburg, 
Pa. 65-19 

MOYNIHAN, Charles. 65-1941 

MOZART, Wolf gang Amadeus, 1756-1791. 
64-1322 

MUCK family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

MUCKALEE Guards, Georgia Infantry. '64-232 

MUDD, Harvey S. 65-2009 

MUDD, Henry Thomas, 1818-1902. 64-280 



MUDD family. 64-280 

MUDGE, Enoch. 65-697 

MUDGE, James. 65-697 

MUELLER (William) Company. 55-657 

MUHLENBERG, John Peter Gabriel, 1746- 
1807. 65-977 ■ 

MUHLENBERG, William Augustus, 1796-1877. 
63-140, 63-291, 65-92 

MUIR, James. 65-1020 

MUIRHEAD, Roland E. 65-1848 

MULATTOES 

Caribbean region. 64-75 
MULBERRY Plantation, S. C. 

Family papers. 65-845 
MULDER, Arnold, 1885- 65-222, 65-1361 
MULES. 64-1195 

Trade. 65-682 

MULKEY, Catherine (Drips) 1832-1904. 
65-1801 

MULKEY, William, 1824-1907. 65-1801 

MULKEY family 

Genealogy. 65-1801 
MULLANPHY, Bryan, 1809-1851. 64-317 

MULLANPHY, Elizabeth Brown see Clemens, 
Elizabeth Brown (Mullanphy) 1812-1853 

MULLANPHY, John, 1758-1833. 64t317, 
64-335 

MULLANY, James R 63-228 
MULLEN, William P. 63-269 

MULLER (E. B. ) and Company, Port Huron, 
Mich. 65-442 

MULLIGAN letters. 63-326 

MULLIKEN, Robert Sanderson. 65-1928 

MULIJNS, Edgar Young, 1860-1928. 64-1164 

MULLOY, William Theodore, Bp. , 1892- 

64-253 
MULTNOMAH Engine Company No. 2, Portland, 

Or. 64-710 

MULTNOMAH School of Music, Portland, Or. 
64-692 

MULVANY, Peter. 65-443 

MUMBY, William R. 65-777 

MUMFORD, Eben. 63-219 

MUMFORD, Lewis, 1895- 64-1367, 65-855, 
65-1340 



MUMMERY, Arthur E. 65-444 

MUMPKERD, Dorcas see Gillespie, Dorcas 
(Mumpherd) 

MUN family see De Mun family 



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MUNBY, Arthur Joseph, 1828-1810. 64-59 

MUNDALE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

MUNFORD, George Wythe, 1803-1882. 65-972 

MUNGER, Edith Garnett Cushaway Gotts 
1862-1945. 65-445 

MUNICIPAL Administration Service see- Public 
Administration Service 

MUNICIPAL government. 65-1308, 65-1920 

see also Cities and towns; Civic 
improvement 

Alaska. 65-1714 
California. 65-2011 
Georgia. 64-389 
Louisiana. 65-699 

Michigan. 64-1457, 65-417, 65-530, 
65-568 

Minnesota. 65%671 
Missouri. 65-139 

Nebraska. 65-1421, 65-1435, 65-1451 

New Mexico. 65-1788 

Ohio. 63-175 

Pennsylvania. 64-1153, 65-1546 

South Carolina. 63-278, 63-314 

Washington. 63-212 
MUNICIPAL law. 65-679 

Spain. 64-148 
MUNICIPAL League, National. 65-1308 
MUNICIPAL League of Seattle. 64-1269 



MUNICIPAL ownership. 64-1265 
MUNICIPAL utilities see Public utilities 
MU £taPAL Voters League, Chicago, m. 

MUNITIONS Board, U. S. 65-114 

MUNN, John. 65-547 
MUNN, Stephen B. 65-162 
MUNNS, James, Jr. 65-1860 
MUNRO, Dana Carleton, 1866-1933. 65-1981 

MUNRO, David Alexander, 1845 '-1910 
65-1649, 65-1850 

MUNROE, Kirk, 1850-1930. 65-920 
-MUNROE, Mabel (Stearns) 65-920 
MUNROE, Nathan Campbell. 63-103 
MUNROE, Susan see Stowe, Susan (Munroe) 
MUNROE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-656 



MUNSON, Frank C. 65-175 

MUNSON, John, 1870-1950. 65-446 

MURAT, Achille, prince, 1801-1847. 65-863 

MURAT, Caroline (Fraser) 64-614 

MURAT Caroline Maria Annunciata (Bonaparte) 
see Caroline Bonaparte, consort of Joachim 
Murat, King of Naples, 1782t1839 

MURAT, Charles Louis Napoleon Achille 
prince see Murat, Achille, prince, 1801- 

Ml M^r T a i J K- Chi ^J aag0fNaples ^ Joachim 
Murat, King of Naples, 1767-181T - 



MURAT, Lucien. 64-614 

MURAT Napoleon Achille, prince see Murat 
Achille, prince, 1801-1847 

MURAT family. 65-663 

MURCHBON, Carl, 1887- 65-486 
MURDER trials 

Lincoln assassins. 63-185 

Police reports 

Pennsylvania. 64-1140 
Italy. 64-1282 
Michigan. 65-614 
New Mexico. 65-1788 
North Dakota. 65-779 
Texas. 64-681 

MURDOCK, Ann. 64-1133 

MURDOCK, Carleton C. 64-830 

MURDOCK, Harriet 64-1133 

MURDOCK, Mollie see Wright, Mollie 
(Murdock) 

MURDOCK, Robert Bridges. 64-1133 

MURFIN, James Orin, 1875-1940. 64-1474 
64-1515, 65-332, 65-447 »*-«'4, 

As correspondent 65-531, 65-536, 65-547 
65-606, 65-1342 ' 

MURFREE, Mary Noailles, 1850-1922 
64-589, 65-888 ' 

MURFREE, William Hardy, 1781-1827 
64-589 

MURFREE, William L. 64-589 

MURFREE family. 64-589 

MURFREESBORO, N. C. 

Business papers. 64-1084 
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. 

Civil War 

Battle of, 1862-1863. 63-231, 64-243 
65-1073 

Family papers. 64-589 
MURIE, OlausJohan, 1889-1963. 65-1081 



MURPHEY, Archibald De Bow, 1777-1832 
64-580, 64-1547, 65-732 

MURPHEY, John Wesley. 65-874 
MURPHY, Charles S., 1909- 65-126 
MURPHY, Edgar Gardner, 1869-1913. 64-993 
"SfS « 8nk ' 1890 - 1949 - 65-34, 65-307, 

S; S3* K - 3B7 ' &*& 65 -<«> 

MURPHY, George, 1897-1961. 65-448 

MURPHY, Irene Ellis. 65-586 

MURPHY, Lawrence William. 65-1926 

Ml ^^'. PatriCkIjTin e stoa > 1848-1907. 
64-1083 

MURPHY, William Dennlstoun. 64-812 

MURPHY, William W., 1844-1886. 65-253 

MURPHY family. 64-1083 

MURPHY, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-557 

MURRAY, Bronson, 1817-1911. 65-1931 
MURRAY, Charles. 63-347 
MURRAY, David, 1830-1905. 65-1918 
MURRAY, George. 65-983 
MURRAY, John, 1808-1892. 64-59 
MURRAY, John Clark, 1836-1917. 65-636 
MURRAY, Philip, 1886-1952. 65^30 
MURRAY, Idaho 

Banks and banking. 65-1806 

MORROW, Edward R. , 1908-1965. 64-1560 
64-1615, 65-81 ' 

MUSEO Nadonal, Santiago, Chile. 65-1815 

MUSEUM of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass. 
65-1902 

MUSEUMS. 65-1076 

see also Art and artists— Galleries and 

museums; Historic houses and sites 
Anthropology. 65-1267 
Archeology. 65-1267 
Lincolniana. 64-146 
California. 64-7 
Europe. 65-1815 
Michigan. 65-563, 65-660 
New York. 65-1300 
Pennsylvania. 65-1313 to 65-1316 
MUSGRAVE, James. 64-1152 



see also Bands (Music); Church music- 
Composers; Concerts; Folk music; ' 
Folksongs; Hymns, Musicians; Orches- 
tras; Songs 



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MUSIC (Continued) 

Books. 64-1091 

Clippings. 64-1179 

Copyright 64-972 

Criticism. 65-1850 

Education. 64-840, 64-1481, 65-389, 
65-1484 

see also Music — Schools 
Instrumental. 64-1322 
Negroes. 63-275 
Publishing 

Textbooks. 64-840 
Scholarships and fellowships. 65-573 
Schools 

Michigan. 64-1481 

Oregon. 64-692 

Scores. 64-733, 64-840, 64-885, 64-887, 
64-1322, 64-1598, 64-1628, -64-1633, 
65-21, 65-291, 65-859, 65-1192, 65-1484 



By place 
Confederate States of America. 
Pacific States. 64-692 
Virginia. 64-799 



65-884 



MUSICAL comedies see Musical theater 
MUSICAL instruments. 65-572, 65-573 
MUSICAL programs see Concerts— Programs 
MUSICAL societies 

Michigan. 65-206, 65-348, 65-547 

North Carolina. 65-728 

MUSICAL theater. 64-1598, 64-1602, 64-1618, 
64-1628, 64-1633 

Minnesota. 63-230 

New York. 64-801 
MUSICIANS. 64-655 

MUSKEGON Lake Railroad Company. 65-409 
MUSKEGON, Mich. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-360 

World War H. 65-1376 
MUSKETS. 63-366 

see also Ordnance 
MUSSELMAN, Amos S. 65-620 
MUSSOLINI, Benito, 1883-1945. 65-507 
MUSTERBOOK (Periodical) 64-162 
MUTER, George. 6.5-25 
MUTTON, Charles A. , d. 1956. 65-1352 



MUTTON, William Watts, 1854-1942. 65-1355 

MUTUAL aid societies see Fraternal 
organizations 

MUTUAL Benefit Life Insurance Company, 
Newark, N. J. 63-188 

MUTUAL Ice and Cold Storage Company, 
Topeka, Kan. 65-171 

MUTUAL Security Agency. 64-870, 65-143 

MYERS, Guy C. , d. 1960. 64-1267, 64-1269, 
64-1272, 65-1054 

MYERS, Patrick. 64-249 
MYERS family. 64-613, 64-1539 
MYRICK, Anne O. (Neal) 64-1084 
MYRICK, Walter B. 64-1084 
MYRTLE, Clarence. 64-892 

MYSTIC, Conn. 

Shipbuilding. 65-175 

Shipping. 64-254, 64-255, 65-175 

MYSTIC Valley Institute. 64-1397 

MYTHOLOGY 

Indian (American) 63-2, 63-11 



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N 



NAACP see National Association (or the 
Advancement of Colored People 

NABISCO see National Biscuit Company 

NASA see U. S. -National Aeronautics and 
Space Administration 

NBC see National Broadcasting Company, inc 

NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Asso- 
ciation) 64-832 

N. F. O. see National Farmers Organization 
N -A L dm^-traln U - S - NaU ^ Recovery 

N. R A. see U. S. -National Recovery 
Administration 

N " Nation — V ' S ' ~ NatlonaI Tou ^ Adminis. 
NA 65 9^' V ^ mir ^^"^ovich, 1899- 

NACHOD, Hans, 1885-1958. 64-1353 
NACOGDOCHES, Tex. 

Travel and description. 64-749 
NAFZIGER, Ralph O. 64-1615 
NAGASAKI, Japan 

Missions. 63-118 
NAGEL, Charles, 1849-1940. 64-1308 
NAGLEE, Henry M. 65-815 

^f-io 3 Tll^ii piies - 63 - 235 ' 64 - 568 . 

NAJERA, Francisco CastiUo see Castillo 
Najera, Francisco, 1886-1954 

NAMES 

Indian, 63-2 

NAMES, Geographical see Place names 
NANCE, James T. 65-1195 

NANCREDE, Charles Beylard Guerard de 
1847-1921. 65-1365 

NANSEMONDCo., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
NANTES, France 

Family papers. 64-336 

Shipping records. 64-897 
NANTUCKET, Mass. 

Shipping. 64-1400 

Whaling. 64-1394 

NAKER, Sir Charles James, 1782-1853. 
64—169 

NAPIER family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 



NAPLES, Italy 

Travel and description. 64-1217 

NA fo^° NI ' En >P«or of the French, 1769- 
1821 

Autographs. 64-47, 64-63 

Letters from. 64-166 

Sister of. 65-863 

NAPOLEON m, Emperor of the French, 
1808-1873 

Autographs. 64-63 
NAPOLEONIC period. 64-166 
Wars. 63-46, 63-53, 63-109 

NARCOTICS 
Iran. 65-31 

NARCOTICS, U. S. Commissioner of. 65-96 

NASH, Charles W. 64-1469 

NASH, Frank, b. 1855. 64-1085 

NASH, Frederick, 1781-1858. 63-373 
64-1085 ' 

NASH, Maria J. , 1819-1907. 64-1085 
NASH, N. Richard, 1913- 64-1618 
NASH, Sally K. , 1811-1893. 64-1085 
NASH Co. , N. C. 

Family papers. 64-465 
NASH family. 64-1085. 64-1539 
Genealogy. 64-932 

NASH-Kollock School for Girls, Hillsboro 
N. C. 64-1085 

NASHUA Manufacturing Company (later Textron 
inc. ) 64-240 ' 

NA SpiLLE-Hillsborough Turnpike Company. 
65—881 

NASHVILLE, Mich. 

Personal papers. 65-556 
NASHVILLE, Tenn. 64-1172 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 64-973, 64-975 

Civil War 

Battle of, 1864. 63-332, 63-397. 
64-1187 

Civilian affairs. 64-1535 

Hospitals. 65-1964 

Military service in. 64-243 

Colleges and universities see Fisk 

University; Nashville, finn. -University 
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. ' 

Family papers. 64-1018, 64-1191, 64-119& 
65-735, 65-876 

Law practice. 64-510, 64-798, 64-1007 

Letters received in. 64-984 



Memorials. 64-1197 

North High Street Methodist Episcopal 
Church, South. 64-973 

Plantations near. 65-880 

Publishers and publishing. 64-972, 64-973 

Resident of. 65-878, 65-883 

Schools. 64-1175 

Southern Convention, 1850. 63-352 

Teachers and teaching. 65-875 

Teachers* colleges. 65-476 

Tennessee State Library. 65-884 

University. 64-1041, 65-476 

Montgomery Bell Academy see 

Montgomery Bell Academ^TNashviUe 
Tenn. 

Peabody Normal College see George 
Peabody College for Teachers 
Nashville, Tenn. ' 

Students' notebooks. 64-1199 

NASSAU, Bahama Islands 

Civil War(U. S.) 64-977 

Merchants. 65-1526 

Trade. 63-274 

NATCHEZ free trader (Newspaper) 63-68 
NATCHEZ, Miss. 

Family papers. 64-1208, 65-736 
Military service in. 64-1018 
Travel and description. 64-1179 
NATCHEZ-Mobile region. 64-55 
NATCHEZ Trace. 64-1194 
NATCHITOCHES Parish, La. 
Plantations. 64-622 

^J 3 ^. George Jean, 1882-1958. 64-1620, 
65-1664, 65-1997 ' 

NATHAN, Marian see Sandor, Marian 
(Nathan) Kraus 

NATHAN-Kraus collection, 1738-1940 
65-1730 



(U. S. Government) see 



NATIONAL vw . „. 

name under United States 

NATIONAL Academy of Sciences, Washington 
D. C. 64-963, 65-1076, 65-1719*^' 

National Research Council see National 
Research Council 

Office of Critical Tables. 64-1174 

NATIONAL Advisory Cancer Council. 65-149 

NATIONAL Aeronautics Association. 65-149 

NATIONAL Aircraft War Production CouncU. 
65-127 

NATIONAL anthems. 65-1880, 65-1881 

NATIONAL Association for the Advancement of 
Colored People. 65-608 



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NATIONAL Association of Broadcasters. 
65-1060 

NATIONAL Association of Boards of Pharmacy 
65-1983 

NATIONAL Association of Engine and Boat 
Manufacturers. 65-1059 

NATIONAL Association of Intergroup Relations 
Officials. 65-1033 

NATIONAL Association of Manufacturers 
Presidents. 65-552 

NATIONAL Association of Retail Druggists. 
65-1983 

NATIONAL Association of Science Writers. 
64-30 

NATIONAL Association of Women Lawyers. 
65-1437 

NATIONAL Association on Indian Affairs 
(formerly Eastern Association on Indian 

Affaire^ fiS-944 

NATIONAL Bank of Commerce, St. Louis, Mo. 
64-286 

NATIONAL Better Business Bureau. 65-113 

NATIONAL Biscuit Company. 64-870 

NATIONAL Broadcasting Company, inc. 
64-1619 , 65-1060, 65-1066 

NATIONAL Bureau of Economic Research. 
65-1980 

NATIONAL Capitol Housing Authority, 
Washington, D. C. 65-45 

NATIONAL Car Company. 64-1590 

NATIONAL Child Labor Committee, New York 
City. 64-21, 64-715 

NATIONAL Civil Liberties Bureau. 65-1042 

NATIONAL Civil Service League. 64-21, 
64-1303 

NATIONAL Collegiate Athletic Association. 
64-832, 65-357 

NATIONAL Committee Against Limiting the 
Presidency. 65-128 

NATIONAL Committee for Civilian Control of 
Atomic Energy. 64-32 

NATIONAL Committee of Atomic Scientists. 
64-29 

NATIONAL Committee of Independent Voters 
for Roosevelt and Wallace. 65-55 

NATIONAL Committee on Atomic Information. 
64-30 

NATIONAL Committee on Standard Reports for 
Institutions of Higher Education. 64-1480 

NATIONAL Committee on the Cause and Cure 
of War. 63-232 

NATIONAL Conference of Charities and 
Correction see National Conference on 
Social Welfare 

NATIONAL Conference of Christians and Jews. 
63-232, 65-1033 

NATIONAL Conference of Social Work see 
National Conference on Social Welfare 



NATIONAL Conference on International Econo- 
mic and Social Development 65-121 

NATIONAL Conference on Outdoor Recreation. 
64-21 

NATIONAL Conference on Social Welfare. 
64-21, 64-139 

NATIONAL Congress of Parents and Teachers. 
Michigan Branch. 65-449 

NATIONAL Consumer's League. 64-21, 
64-715 

NATIONAL Council against Conscription. 
63-232 

NATIONAL Council for Historic Sites and 
Buildings. 65-1980 

NATIONAL Council for Prevention of War, 
Washington, D. C. 63-232, 64-1303 

NATIONAL Council for the Social Studies. 
65-1981 

NATIONAL Council of Catholic Men. 63-325 

NATIONAL Council of Catholic Women. 
65-1490. 

NATIONAL Council of Jewish Women. 63-232 
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chapter. 65-1752 

NATIONAL Council of State Garden Clubs. 
64-819 

NATIONAL Council of Women of the United 
States 

International Congress. 63-232 

NATIONAL Council on Naturalization and 
Citizenship. 64-21 

NATIONAL defense see Military preparedness 



NATIONAL Defense Council see U. S. — 
Council of National Defense 

NATIONAL Economic and Social Planning 

Association see National Planning Associa- 
tion 

NATIONAL Editorial Association. 65-813 

NATIONAL Education Association of the United 
States. 64-21, 64-375, 64-1327, 65-165 

NATIONAL Electrical Supply Company, 
Washington, D. C. 65-958 

NATIONAL Export Exposition, Philadelphia, 
Pa., 1899. 63-154 

NATIONAL Farmers' Alliance and Industrial 
Union. 63-50, 65-1495 

Nebraska. 65-1495 . 65-1510 
NATIONAL Farmers Organization. 65-1426 

NATIONAL Farmers' Union see Farmers' 
Educational and Cooperative Union of 
America. 

NATIONAL Federation of Business and Pro- 
fessional Women's Clubs. 64-21 

NATIONAL Forestry Program Committee. 
64-908 



NATIONAL Freedman's Relief Association. 
63-356 

NATIONAL Fuel Gas Company. 64-798 

NATIONAL Greenback Labor Party see 
National Greenback Party 

NATIONAL Greenback Party 
Michigan. 64-1429 

NATIONAL Guard 
see also Militia 

California. 65-2011 

Michigan. 64-1405, 65-284, 65-613 

Nevada. 65-1159 

New York. 64-804 

North Carolina. 64-448 

Washington. 65-1033 

Wisconsin. 64-1638 

NATIONAL Institute for Architectural 
Education. 64-929 

NATIONAL Institute for the Promotion of 
Science, Washington, D. C. 63-386 

NATIONAL Institute of Public Administration 
see Institute of Public Administration, 
New York City 

NATIONAL Japanese-American Student Reloca- 
tion CounciL 65-152 

NATIONAL League of American Pen Women. 
65-781 - ■ ' 

NATIONAL League of Republican Clubs see 
National Republican League of the United 
States 

NATIONAL League of Women Voters see 

League of Women Voters of the United States 

NATIONAL Liberal League. 65-1219 

NATIONAL Mining Company (New York) 
65-1032 

NATIONAL Municipal League. 65-1308 

NATIONAL Nonpartisan League. 65-674, 
65-1042, 65-1427, 65-1505, 65-1510 

NATIONAL Organization for Public Health 
Nursing. 64-716 

NATIONAL parks and reserves. 64-613 

see also U. S. —National Park Service 

Michigan. 65-338 

Washington. 64-693, 64-1261 

NATIONAL Parks Association, Washington, 
D. C. 64-819, 64-1261 

NATIONAL Peace Conference. 63-232, 64-23 

NATIONAL Physicians Committee for the 
Extension of Medical Service. 65-103 

NATIONAL Planning Association. 64-870 

NATIONAL Popular Government League. 
64-1269, 64-1272 

NATIONAL Reclamation Association. 64-689 



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NATIONAL Republican League of the United 
States. 64-1300 

NATIONAL Research Council. 64-1174 
65-1672, 65-1980 

NA ™NAL Rivers and Harbors Congress. 

NATIONAL Safety Council 

Minneapolis Division. 65-1983 

NATIONAL Security Committee. 65-129 

NATIONAL Security League. 65-321, 65-552 
Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-321 

NATIONAL Service League, London, Eng. 
64-74 

NATIONAL Society of Arts and Letters. 
65-922 

Washington, D. C. 65-922 

NATIONAL Society of Daughters of Founders 
and Patriots of America see Daughters of 
Founders and Patriots of America 

NATIONAL Society of Sons of the American 
Revolution see Sons of the American 
Revolution 

NATIONAL Society of the Colonial Dam»s of 
America. 65-713 

Michigan. 65-450 
Tennessee. 64-1192 

NATIONAL Society of the United states 
Daughters of 1812. 64-320 

NATIONAL Society of Women Descendants of 
64 "mo* a " d Honorable Artillery Company. 

NA 64° ! 20 L S ° Ciety ° f W ° rld WSr **&*"**• 

"NATIONAL-Sozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter- 
Partei members see_ Nazis 

NATIONAL Teacher's Association see 

National Education Association oflhe United 
States 

NATIONAL Union for Social Justice 
Lincoln, Neb. 65-1490 

NATIONAL United Press Association. 64-915 

NATIONAL Voice of Christian Economics 
65-1507 

NATIONAL War Fund. 65-1508 

NATIONAL Woman's Party. 65-842 

NATIONAL Woman's Relief Corps see 
Woman's Relief Corps 

NATIONAL Women Suffrage Association. 
63-232, 64-292 

NATIONAL Youth Administration see U S — 
National Youth Administration 

NATIVE American movement 63-140 
NATURAL gas see Gas, Natural 



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NATURAL history. 63-14, 65-307, 65-1849 

see also Biology; Botany; and divisions 
classes, orders, etc. of the animal ' 
kingdom, e. g. Birds, Mammals 

Collecting specimens. 65-1919 

Exhibitions. 65-1919 

Lectures, notes, etc 65-1260 

Museums. 65-1819 

Societies. 64-365, 65-1919. 65-1921 
Illinois. 65-1919 

NATURAL History, School and College Asso- 
ciation of. 65-1921 

NATURAL philosophy. 65-16 

see also Physics 

Lectures. 65-739 

Student notebooks. 65-1636 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1237, 65-1260 
65-1296, 65-1299 

NATURAL religion. 65-1242, 65-1251 

NATURAL resources. 64-1269 

see_also_Conservation; Power resources 

Ohio. 63-257 

Tennessee. 64-1 188 

NA T UR / AL Resources Council of America. 

NATURAL science see Science 

NATURAL Soda Company, ltd. 65-1187 

NATURALIZATION. 64-21, 64-1412, 65-46 

NATURALIZATION Service, U. S. Immigration 
and. 65-1042 



NATURE study. 64-819 

see also Botany 

New York, 64-820 

Smoky Mountains. 64-1173 
NAU, Henry. 63-27 
NAUMANN, O. 63-18 

NAUTICAL surveying see Hydro graphic 
surveying 

NAUVOO, DL (formerly Commerce City) 
64-245 

Merchants. 64-56 

NAVAHO Indians and the Southwest, 1870-1938 
(Manuscript collection) 65-1809 

NAVAJO Boarding School, Fort Defiance, Ariz 
65-1178 

NAVAJO Expedition, 1863-1864. 65-893 

NAVAJO Indian Agency. 65-1178 

NAVAJO Indians 

Ethnology. 65-1809 

Government relations. 65-944, 65-1178 

Land. 65-944 



Life. 65-1165 

Oil royalties. 65-944 

Reservations. 65-1134 

Tribal Council. 65-944 

Wars, 1858-1860. 63-355, 64-1064 
65-1824 

NAVAL Academy, Annapolis, Md. see U S - 
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. ' ' 

NAVAL affairs. 63-325, 64-1105 65-44 
65-61 ' ' 

see also U. S.-Navy; and appropriate 
subdivisions under names of wars e e. 
Civil War-Naval actions ' 

By place 
China. 65-731 
Mediterranean Sea. 64-817 
Near East 65-731 

NAVAL affairs (Connecticut) 65-1837 

NAVAL affairs (France) 65-956 

NAVAL affairs (Great Britain) 64-91, 65-8 

Mediterranean Sea. 65-803 
NAVAL affairs (Mexico) 64-1213 
NAVAL affairs (Netherlands) 64-91 
NAVAL agents 

Massachusetts. 63-328 
NAVAL architecture. 63-153, 63-155 
NAVAL aviation. 65-919 
NAVAL Board of Inspection, U. S. 63-387 
NAVAL City, Ga. 
Land 

Legal documents. 64-1234 
NAVAL discipline. 64-868 
NAVAL education and training. 63-71 

see also U. S. -Naval Academy, Annapolis 
Md. ' 

NAVAL expeditions 

see also Exploring expeditions; United States 

Naval expedition to Japan, 1852-1854 
Great Britain. 63-404 

NA Nat!^ rlenC f S SS Seeing life; U. S.- 
Navy-Officers' naval and personal papers 

NAVAL militia 

Michigan. 65-1362 

NAVAL Observatory, Washington, D. C. 
63-378 '■'■■• 

NAVAL ordnance. 64-1168, 65-44 

NAVAL Research, U. S. Office of. 64-1323 

NAVAL songs. 64-917 



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NAVAL stores 

Massachusetts. 65-181 
NAVARRE, Jacques, b. 1760. 65-451 
NAVARRE, Joseph, 1795-1862. 65-451 
NAVARRE family. 65-451 

NAVARRO Co. , Tex. 
Letters from. 64-681 

NAVIGATION. 64-868 

see also Hydrographic surveying 

Lake Manitoba. 63-235 
Mississippi River. 64-285 
Missouri River. 65-1470 
Pacific coast. 65-1825 
NAVIGATION, Aerial steam. 65-894 

NAVIGATION companies see Merchant 
marine 

NAVY see Navy under names of countries; 
and headings beginning with the word Naval 

NAVY Nurse Corps. 65-945 

NAVY yards 

see also Shipbuilding 

California. 64-575 

New York. 64-868 

Pennsylvania. 64-1388 

Tennessee. 64-246 

Virginia. 64-1234 

Confederate. 65-984 

NAZIS. 64-1615 

see also Germany— Nazi period 

Nazism. 65-1920 

Propaganda. 65-1741 
NEABSCO Iron Works. 64-1248 
NEAH Bay, Wash. 

Exploration. 65-1825 

Indian agent. 63-216 

NEAL, Anne O. see_ Myrick, Anne O. (Neal) 

NEAL, John, 1793-1876. 64-803 

NEAL, John N. 64-1084 

NEAL, Thomas S. 64-1084 

NEALE, Walter, 1873-1933. 65-2004 

NEALS, Louis. 65-1501 

NEALS, Susan (Fontenelle) 65-1501 

NEAR East. 64-1635 

Archeological expeditions. 64-1419, 
65-348, 65-582 

Charitable work. 65-1925 

Foreign relations (U. S. ) 65-122 

Naval affairs (U. S. ) 65-731 



Schools. 65-1925 

Travel and description. 63-92, 65-241, 
65-1925 

World War II 

Special mission from the United States. 
65-900 

NEAR East College Association. 65-1201 
NEBRASKA 

see also Nebraska Territory 

Agricultural societies. 65-1408, 65-1418, 
65-1426, 65-1495, 65-1505, 65-1510 

Agriculture. 65-1410, 65-1418, 65-1471 

Statistics. 65-1503 

Authors and publishers. 65-1409, 65-1411 

Banks and banking. 65-1450, 65-1455, 
65-1462, 65-1466, 65-1505 

Brands and marks. 65-1432, 65-1498, 

65-1502 
Brewing industry. 65-1462 
Bridges. 65-1466 
Capital, Location of. 65-1418 
Cavalry 

2dRegt. (Civil War) 65-1471 
Chautauquas. 65-1419 
Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 
Churches and religious affairs 
Congregational. 65-1436 
Episcopal. 65-1420, 65-1447, 65-1457 
Friends. 65-1986 
Lutheran. 63-21 
Mormons. 65-1162 
Presbyterian. 65-1989 
Seventh Day Adventist. 65-1474 
Cities and towns. 65-1989 

see also Nebraska— Municipal govern- 
ment 



Transportation. 
Civil War 



65-1464 



Regiments see names of military units, 
e.g. Nebraska— Cavalry 

Soldiers from. 65-1460, 65-1465, 
65-1510 

Clubs. 65-1414 

Colleges and universities. 65-1480, 
65-1496, 65-1505 

see also Nebraska —University (Lincoln) 
Composers (Music) 65-1484 
Conservation. 65-1483 
Cooperative agriculture. 65-1505 
Cooperative associations. 65-1505 



Cooperative communities. 65-1985 

County boundaries. 64-1527 

County government and county records. 
65-1407, 65-1430, 65-1432, 65-1434, 
65-1469, 65-1482, 65-1498, 65-1502, 
65-1503 

Courthouses. 65-1989 

Courts 

County. 65-1432 

District courts. 65-1407, 65-1430, 
65-1498 

Supreme Court. 65-1463 

Dept. of Labor 

Division of Employment Security. 
65-1490 

Drainage. 65-1432 
Drug trade. 65-1441, 65-1503 
Education for the blind. 64-1528 
Employment Security, Division of. 65-1490 
Estrays. 65-1432 

Family and personal papers. 65-1417, 
65-1424, 65-1438, 65-1473, 65-1477 

Farmer/Labor Conference, Omaha, 1963. 
65-1426 

Farmers' Alliance see Nebraska State 
Farmers' Alliance 

Farmers' institutes. 65-1408 

Farms and farming. 65-1408, 65-1503 
Periodicals. 65-1487 

Finance, Local. 65-1498, 65-1502 

Folklore. 65-1454 

Forests and forestry. 65-1479 
Fraternal organizations. 65-1481 
Fraternities and sororities. 65-1459 
Freemasons. 65-1471 
Freight and freightage. 65-676 
General stores. 64-1276 

Government and legislation. 65-1435, 

65-1452 
Government attorneys. 65-1505 

Governors 

1873-1875 (Furnas) 65-1471 
1919-1923 (McKelvie) 65-1487 
1923-1925 (Bryan) 65-1431 
1925-1929 (McMullen) 65-1488 
1931-1935 (Bryan) 65-1431 
1935-1941 (Cochran) 65-1446 

Grain trade. 65-1462 

Gristmills. 65-1455, 65-1480 

High schools. 65-1496 



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NEBRASKA (Continued) 

Historical societies. 64-1276 
History. 64-1528, 65-1504, 65-1775 

Lo £',*2?'" 08 ' 65 - 1436 > 65 - 1448 - 

«"i™' 65 " 1458 ' 65 * 1465 ' 65 -1486, 
bS-1501 

Hotels. 64-1276 

Household accounts. 



65-1447 



Indian agencies and agents. 65-1471 
65-1801, 65-1811 ' 

Indian wars. 65-1120, 65-1811 

Indians. 65-1413 

Infantry 

IstHegt, 1898-1899 
Company D. 65-1444 
Inventions. 65-1987 
Irrigation. 65-1439, 65-1483 
Journalism. 65-1470, 65-1738 
Judges. 65-1428 

Justices of the peace. 65-1469, 65-1502 

Labor 

Conferences. 65-1426 

Laws and legislation. 65-1435 

Land 

Companies. 65-1464, 65-1466, 65-1486, 
65-1505 

Legal documents. 64-1276, 65-1430 
65-1432, 65-1434, 65-1449, 65-1458 
65-1462, 65-1464, 65-1466, 65-1480,' 
65-1498, 65-1502, 65-1989 

Public. 65-1467 

Settlement. 65-1436, 65-1466, 65-1486 

Law practice. 65-1437, 65-1440, 65-1475 
65-1500, 65-1505 

Legislature. 65-1446 

Literary societies. 65-1419 

Livestock. 65-1430 

Associations. 65-1212 

Local records. 65-1466 

see also Nebraska— Cities and towns; 
Nebraska— County government and' 
county records; Nebraska— Municipal 
government 

Maps. 65-1445, 65-1498, 65-1985 

Medical practice. 65-1502 

Medical schools see Nebraska— University 
(Lincoln)— CoUege of Medicine 

Memorial societies. 65-1420 

Military history. 65-1489 ' 

Military papers. 64-1276 

Military posts. 65-215, 65-676, 65-1401 
65-1467, 65-1468, 65-1811 

Military schools. 65-1420 



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Missions. 65-1420' 

M T5-lSl SOTernn,em - 65 - 1421 . 65-1435, 

Negroes 

Societies. 65-1490 

Pardon. 65-1487 

Parks. 65-1466 

Pictures. 65-1843 

Pioneer life. 64-1276, 64-1528, 65-1417 
65-1420, 65-1456, 65-1501, 65-1504 ' 
65-1510, 65-1811, 65-1868 

Pioneers' associations. 65-1465 
Plymouth Colony. 65-1985 
Politics. 64-1269, 65-1428 

Elections and election campaigns 

65-1413, 65-1434, 65-1446, 65-1487 
65-1494, 65-1500, 65-1505, 65-1506! 
65-1507, 65-1989 

History. 65-1489 

Organizations and parties. 65-1505 
65-1510 

Communist 65-1507 

Papers of persons active in 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1413 
65-1440, 65-1478, 65-1489, ' 
65-1493, 65-1510, 65-1738 

20th century. 65-1429, 65-1433 

65-1476, 65-1487, 65-1488, 65-1500 

1900-1950. 65-357, 65-1431, 

65-1446, 65-1451, 65-1506, 65-1507 

Poorfarms and poorhouses. 65-1503 
Population elements 

Germans and Russians. 65- 1509 
Japanese. 65-1420 
Postal service. 65-1476 
Potatoes. 65-1505 
Press clubs. 65-1497 
Primary elections. 65-1434 
Prison Board. 65-1437 
Prisons. 65-1437, 65-1494 
Prisons, Military. 65-1468 
Public power districts. 65-1505 



Public utilities. 64-1269, 65-1439 
65-1483, 65-1505 

Public welfare. 65-1435, 65-1509 
Railroads. 65-1443, 65-1485 . 
Handles. 65-1988 
Real estate business. 65-1450 

Associations. 65-1212 
Reservoirs. 65-1505 
Rivers. 65-1509 

Roads. 65-1431, 65-1446, 65-1470, 
65-1482, 65-1503 

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Safety, Public. 65-1451 

Sailors 

Registers, lists. 65-1482 

Sandhill region. 65-1504 

School boards. 65-1464 

School buildings. 65- 1496 

School districts. 64-1276 

School for the Blind, Nebraska Citv 
64-1528 

Schools. 65-1496, 65-1498 

Scientific societies. 65-1419 

Settlement see Nebraska— Land— Settle- 
ment 

Social problems. 65-1435. 65-1414 
65-1490 

Social work see Nebraska— Public welfare 

Soldiers 

Registers, lists. 65-1482 
Spanish American Wax, 1898 

Soldiers from. 65-1444, 65-1463 

State Board of Agriculture. 65-1471 

State Penitentiary, Lincoln. 65-1494 

Tax records. 65-1407, 65-1430 65-1432 
65-1434, 65-1469, 65-1480, 65-^482 ' 
65-1498, 65-1502, 65-1503 ' 

Taxation. 65-1435 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1459, 65-1461 
Teachers' colleges. 63-20 
Trading posts. 65-1801 
Travel and description. 64-172 
Tricounty Irrigation Project 65-1439 
Tuberculosis associations. 65-1509 

"T^iIm (Liacoln) 65 " 1445 ' 65 - 1458 ' 

CoUege of Medicine. 65-1938 

Conservation and Survey Division. 
65-1479 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1457 

Sociology Dept 65-1509 
Unemployment 65-1435 
Veterans-' organizations. 65-1465, 65-1481 
Vital records 

Cemetery records. 65-1448 

Voting records. 65-1498, 65-1502 

Waterpower electric plants. 65-1439 

Women's organizations. 65-1408, 65-1415 
65-1416, 65-1449, 65-1472, 65-1497 

Women's suffrage. 65-1452 

Workmen's compensation. 65-1435 

Works Projects Administration. 65-1479 



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NEBRASKA (Continued) 
World War I 

Soldiers from. 65-1425 
World War n 

Finance. 65-1508 
NEBRASKA Brewing Company. 65-1462 

NEBRASKA City, Neb. 

Nebraska School for the Blind. 64-1528 

Plats. 65-1498 

Tax records. 65-1498 

NEBRASKA Committee on Secondary Schools, 
North Central Association of Colleges and 
Secondary Schools. 65-1496 

NEBRASKA Conference of Social Work. 
65-1509 

Almshouse Conference, 1926. 65-1509 

NEBRASKA farmer (Periodical) 65-1487 

NEBRASKA independent (Newspaper) 65-1495 

NEBRASKA Land and Securities Company. 
65-1505 

NEBRASKA Medical School see_ Nebraska- 
University (Lincoln)— College of Medicine 

NEBRASKA Potato Improvement Association 
law. : 65-1505 

NEBRASKA Real Estate and Livestock Asso- 
ciation. 65-1212 

NEBRASKA State Fanners' Alliance. 65-1495 . 
65-1510 

NEBRASKA State Historical Society. 64-1276 

NEBRASKA Territory. 65-1489 

Organization as a territory. 63-405 
Ranches. 65-1756 
Secretary of State. 65-1493 

NEBRASKA Tuberculosis Association. 

65-1509 
NEBRASKA Wesleyan University, Lincoln, Neb 

65-1480 

NEBRASKA Winter Quarters Company. 
65-1466 

NEBRASKA Woman Suffrage Convention, 1881. 
65-1452 

NEGROES. 63-72, 64-767, 64-966 

see also Freedmen; Mulattoes; Race 

~~ problems; Slavery; Slaves; V. S.-Bureau 

of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned 

Lands 

Attitude towards. 64-1478 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-1579, 
65-608 

Missions 

Lutheran. 63-27, 64-187 
South Carolina. 65-852 
Civil rights. 64-738,64-1562,65-1102 



Civil War. 65-441, 65-1532 

History (Notes, etc. ) 65-933 

Military service see Negroes— Military 
service— Civil War 

Colonization. 64-1080 

see also American Colonization Society 

Haiti. 65-723 

Liberia. 64-1175 
Disturbances (Pre-CivU War) 64-575 
Economic and 6ocial conditions. 65-948 
Education. 63-72, 64-1231, 65-71 
"Employment 

Southern States. 63-47 
Ethnology. 63-10 
Folklore. 63-10 
Folksongs. 63-275 

Military service 

Civil War. 63-58, 63-226, 63-231, 
64-272, 64-857, 65-746, 65-755, 
65-869, 65-1532 

North Carolina. 64-713 

Music 63-275 

Reconstruction. 63-72, 64-1099 

Schools 

North Carolina. 65-709 

Societies. 64-748, 65-608, 65-1334, 
65-1490 

Status 

Caribbean region. 64-75 

Suffrage. 63-243, 63-374 

By place 

Michigan. 65-320, 65-608, 65-1334 

South Carolina. 63-273, 63-313, 63-317, 

65-852 
Southern States. 63-10, 63-57, 63-72 

NEIGHBORHOOD Centers Association, Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 65-1753 

NEIGHBORS of Woodcraft 

Sierra Nevada Circle No. 279, Carson City, 
Nev. 65-1787 

NEIHARDT, John Gneisenau, 1881- 64-150 

NEILL, John Rae 

Drawings. 65-1198 

NEILSON, James, 1784-1862. 65-1683 

NEILSON, John, 1745-1833. 65-1683 

NEILSON family. 65-1683 

NEISLER, Sarah Caroline see Mitchell, Sarah 
Caroline (Neisler) 

NEISLER family. 64-581 

NEKWANGER, William Addison, 1900- 
65-1927 



NELL Gwyn's Company, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
65-452 

NELSON, D. M. 64-1157 

NELSON, Donald Marr, 1888-1959. 65-64, 
65-78 

NELSON, Gaylord. 64-1635 

NELSON, Horatio Nelson, viscount, 1758-1805 

Autographs. 65-59 

Poem about. 64-1554 
NELSON, James Carlton, 1867-1944. 64-697 
NELSON, James M. 64-1086 

NELSON, Joseph Raleigh, 1873-1961. 65-322, 
65-453, 65-454 

NELSON, Knute, 1843-1923. 63-241, 63-243, 
65-674 

NELSON, Rebecca Jewel (Francis) b. 1846. 
65-454 

NELSON, Samuel, 1792-1873. 63-337 

NELSON, William, 1847-1914. 65-1684 

NELSON and Sons. 65-1845 

NELSON Co. , Va. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Episcopal. 64-1246 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-1237 

Letters received in. 64-656 
NEMAHA Co. , Neb. 

History. 65-1408 

NEPTUNE (Ship) 65-664 

NERVOUS system see Neurology 

NESMITH, James Willis, 1820-1885. 64-707, 
65-1038 

NESMITH, R. C. 64-1195 

NESTORIANS (Modern Assyrians) 
Relief to. 64-359 

NETHERLANDS. 65-225 

17th century documents. 65-1576 

Batavian Republic, 1795-1806. 64-82 

Diplomatic service (Gt. Brit. ) 64-123 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 65-79, 
65-282 

Emigration. 65-373 

Estates. 65-1072 

Foreign relations 

With Great Britain. 65-1760 

With Morocco. 64-82 

With the United States. 64-1563 

Hospitals. 65-966 



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NETHERLANDS (Continued) 
Naval affairs. 64-91 
Scientists. 64-116 



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Sympathy with American Revolution. 
65-1318 

Trade 

With the United States. 65-1318 

Travel and description. 63-247 

U. S. Foreign Economic Mission to 
65-79 

World War n 

Relief to war victims. 63-244 

NEUBERGER, Richard Lewis, 1912-1960 
64-1261, 64-1269, 65-51, 65-52, 65-1057 

NEUMANN, John see Von Neumann, John, 
NEUROLOGY. 65-221 
NEUROSURGERY. 65-1946 
NEUTRALITY 

Legislation. 64-23, 65-1507 

World War JL 65-1507 

NEVADA. 65-1770. 65-1787 

Agricultural extension work. 65-1787 

Agricultural societies. 65-1787 

Agriculture. 65-1994 

Banks and banking. 65-1123 

Boating. 65-1994 

Botany. 65-1779 

Business records. 65-1139 

Cattle raising and trade. . 65-1770 

Census. 65-1172 

Churches and religious affairs 
Mormons. 65-1122, 65-1162 
Presbyterian. 65-1146 
Seventh Day Adventist. 65 -1787 

Colleges and universities see Nevada- 
University (Reno) 

Copper mines and mining. 65-200S 

see "iso Nevada— Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

Corporations. 65-1139 

Estates. 65-1169 

Farm bureaus. 65-1787 

Fire companies and departments. 65-1145 

Fisheries. 65-1994 

Fraternal organizations. 65-1764 
65-1787 

Freight and freightage. 65-1993 



Fuel trade. 65-1130 

^^ iUld miDi ^- BS-Ura, 65-1186, 

Bee also Nevada— Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1172, 65-1770 

Indian wars. 65-1770 

Indians. 65-1822, 65-1994 

Internal-Revenue Service. 65-1787 

Irrigation. 65-1991 

Land 

Speculation. 65-1151 
Law practice. 65-1991 
Legislation 

Indians. 65-1994 
Livestock. 65-1994 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-1187 

Maps. 65-1172 

Merchants. 65-1130 

Military posts. 65-1151 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 
65-1147, 65-1172, 65-1770 

Claims. 65-1805 

Companies. 65-1173, 65-1187, 65-1787 

Engineering. 65-1159, 65-1798 

English investment in. 65-1169 

Indian lands. 65-1994 

Shipments of ore. 65-1993 

Surveying. 65-1133 
National Guard 

2dRegL 

Company C. 65-1159 
Newspapers. 65-1185 
Pioneer life. 65-1770, 65-1787 
Politics 

Elections and election campaigns 
65-1160, 65-1183 

Organisations and parties 

Republican. 65-1991 
Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 65-1991 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1187 

20th century. 65-1160 

Postal service. 65-1787 

Railroads. 65-1125, 65-1184, 65-1187 
65-1770, 65-1787, 65-1993 



Silver mines and mining. 65-1159, 65-1173 
65-1186, 65-1992 

see also Nevada— Mines, mining and 
mineral resources 

Stationery trade. 65-1124 
Sunday schools. 65-1146 
Taxation. 65-1787 
Theater. 65-1166, 65-1172 
Unions. 65-1153 
University (Reno) 

Agricultural Extension Service. 65-1787 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1160 
65-1990 ' 

Veterans* organizations 

Spanish American War. 65-1787 
Water projects. 65-1994 
Women's suffrage. 65-1174. 65-1183 
Young people 

Societies. 65-1787 

'NEVADA Consolidated Copper Company. 

NE £ A ? A , £•*• No - 7 > Independent Order of 
Odd Fellows, Virginia City, Nev. 65-1787 



NEVILLE, Keith. 65-1446 

NEVES, Allan, 1890- 64-1403, 64-1558, 
65-166, 65-481, 65-532, 65-566, 65-1934 

NEVINS, Williams., b. 1829. 65-552 

NEVIUS, Catharine Louisa see Demarest. 
Catharine Louisa (Neyius7~^ 

NEW, Harry Stewart, 1858-1937. 65-606 

NEWALMADEN, Calif. 

Mercury mines and mining. 65-866 

NEW ALMADEN Company, New Almaden 
Calif. 65-866 ' 

NEW BALTIMORE, Mich. 
Personal papers. 65-1352 

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. 
Resident of. 65-1605 
Shipbuilding. 64-1394 
NEW BERN, N. C. 
Civil War 

Battle of, 1864. 65-1521 
Military service in. 63-341 

Family and personal papers. 64-393 
64-467, 64-536, 64-985, 64-1091 ' 

Law practice. 64-428, 64-1070, 64-1071 
Letters received in. 64-427 



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NEW BRUNSWICK, Can. 


NEW COLUMBIA Division of Miller & Lux, 
inc. 65-1883 


Family and personal papers 


Ballads and folksongs. 65-1962 




18th to 20th centuries. 65-698 


NEW BRUNSWICK Manufacturing Company, 


NEW DEAL. 64-1295, 65-301, 65-448 


18th and 19th centuries. 64-794 


New Brunswick, N. J. 65-1683 


Economics. 64-1311 


19th century. 63-356, 64-355, 64-509, 


NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. 


Foreign relations. 65-1507 


64-673, 64-1485 


Churches and religious affairs 


Opposition to. 64-1187, 64-1260, 64-1314 


19th and 20th centuries. 65-1303 


Presbyterian. 65-1618, 65-1632, 


Organizations and parties. 65-39 


Governor, 1925-1927, 1931-1935 (Winaht) 
65-81 


65-1683 


Personalities. 65-38 


Reformed Church in America. 


In Michigan. 65-1343 


Justices of the peace. 65-698 


65-1566, 65-1567, 65-1610 




Land 


Colleges and universities see Rutgers 
University, New Brunswick, N. J. 


NEWECHOTA, Cherokee Nation. 64-1287 
NEW ENGLAND 


Legal documents. 65-184 


Family and personal papers. 65-1552, 


Coal industry and trade. 65-1554 


Law practice. 65-1036 


65-1566, 65-1619, 65-1640, 65-1647, 
65-1671 


Family papers. 64-718, 65-876, 65-1200 


Letters from. 65-910 
Libraries 


First Presbyterian Church. 65-1618,- 


Fishing industry. 63-84 




65-1683 


Flour and feed trade. 64-907 


Colleges and universities. 65-1847 


Sunday School. 65-1618 


Health. 65-1036 


Merchants. 64-56 


History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1578, 65-1606 


Real estate business. 65-1200 


Politics 


Land 




Papers of persons active in 


Transactions. 65-1679 


Revolution 


20th century. 65-81 


Law practice. 65-1642, 65-1679, 65-1689 


Military papers. 64-195 
Shipping. 65-1200 


Schools. 64-822 


Letters received in. 65-1686 




NEW HAMPSHIRE (Colony) 


Manufacturing. 65-1683 


Social life. 65-835, 65-841, 65-1036 


Taxation. 64-1567 


Medical practice. 65-1555, 65-1618 


Trade. 64-546 


NEW HARTFORD, N. Y. 


Real estate business. 65-1595 


Travel and description. 65-188 


Letters received in. 64-673 


Resident of. 65-1660, 65-1666 


NEW ENGLAND Hospital for Women and 


Resident of. 64-848 


Rubber industry and trade. 65-1601 


Children, Boston, Mass. 65-841 


NEW HAVEN, Conn. 


Second Reformed Church in America. 
65-1566 


NEW ENGLAND Methodist Historical Society. 


Family papers. 64-1283, 65-1070 




65-697 


Land. 64-1286, 64-1301, 64-1310 


Shipping and trade. 65-1683 








NEW ENGLAND Protective Union. 63-50 


Letters from. 64-245, 64-373 


Students. 65-1707 






Teachers and teaching. 64-878, 65-1677 


NEW ENGLAND Society of Charleston, S. C. 
63-311 


Letters received in. 63-344 


Theological Seminary of the Reformed 




Politics. 64-1279, 64-1301 


Church in America. 65-1567 


NEW ENGLAND Society of St. Louis, Mo. 
64-320 


Printers and printing. 65-1835 


Vital records 


NEW FRANCE see Canada 


Social life. 64-1279 


Deaths and marriages. 65-1650 


■'■' 


Travel and description. 65-852 


Young Men's Christian Association. 


NEW GEHMANTOWN, N. J. (now Oldwick) 




65-1618 




Yale University see Yale University 




Medical practice. 65-1646 




NEW BRUNSWICK Steamboat and Canal 




NEW HAVEN, 111. 


Company. 65-1683 


NEW GLASGOW, Va. 
Resident of. 64-1555 


Politics. 65-159 


NEW CANAAN, Conn. 




NEW IRONSIDES (Ship) 65-744 


Family papers. 64-1540 


NEW GRANADA see Colombia 


NEW JERSEY. 65-1694 


NEW CASTLE Co. , DeL 64-213 


NEW GUINEA 


Agricultural experiment stations. 65-1596 


NEW CASTLE, Pa. 


Missions 


Almanacs. 65-1578, 65-1606 


Family papers. 64-1152 


Lutheran. 64-814 


Auctions. 65-1599 


NEW CHRISTIANS see Marranos 


NEW HAMPSHIRE 


Autographs. 65-1694 


NEW CHURCH see New Jerusalem Church 


Churches and religious affairs 
EpiscopaL 64-1043 


Bibliography. 65-1578, 65-4606, 65-1645 


NEW CHURCH Kindergarten and Training 




Boundaries. 65-1573 


School, Boston, Mass. 65-183 


Civic, organizations. 65-81 


Bounties, Military. 65-1641 


NEW CHURCH Theological School, Cambridge, 






Mass. 65-183 


Colleges and universities. 65-1036 


Bridges. 65-832, 65-1682, 65-1705 



487 



NEW JERSEY (Continued) 
Cabinetmaking. 65-1599 
Canals. 65-1584, 65-1683 
Child welfare. 65-1582 
Churches and religious affairs 

Sunday schools. 65-1618, 65-1697 

Baptist. 65-1617 

Episcopal. 65-1580, 65-1604 

Methodist. 65-1629, 65-1653 

Presbyterian. 65-1568, 65-1578 

65-1618, 65-1632 . 65-1636, 65-1647 
65-1683 

Lists, registers. 65-1632 

Sunday schools. 65-1618 

Reformed Church in America. 65-1566 
65-1567, 65-1610 

Cities and towns 

Transportation. 65-1559 
Civil engineering. 65-1552, 65-1705 
Civil War. 65-1597, 65-1705 
Coal mines and mining. 65-1683 

CoUeges and universities see Princeton 
University; Rutgers University, New 
Brunswick, N. J. 

Colonial period. 65-1606, 65-1625 
65-1687 ' 

Conferences. 64-83 

Constables. 65-1600, 65-1609 

Copper mines and mining. 65-1559 

Courts 

Inferior Court of Common Pleas (Somer- 
set Co.) 65-1673 

Supreme Court. 65-1689 

Crime detection societies. 65-1617 

Debt collection. 65-1607 

Defense Council 

Committee of Shelter, Montclair N J 
65-1682 

Delaware River Bridge Commission. 
65-832, 65-1547 

Distilling industries. 65-1639 

Drainage. 65-1596, 65-1661 

Drug trade. 65-1607, 65-1643 

Education 

Feebleminded. 65-1662 

Poor children. 65-1636 
Electric industries. 65-1648 
Estates. 65-1566, 65-1579, 65-1595 

65-1602, 65-1609, 65-1617, 65-1620 

65-1631, 65-1636, 65-1638, 65-1645' 

65-1652, 65-1683, 65-1708 

Family papers 

17th to 20th centuries. 65-1 634 



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18th to 20th centuries. 65-1552, 

65-1564, 65-1566, 65-1589, 65-1593 
65-1594, 65-1604, 65-1669 

18th century. 65-1698. 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-1551, 
65-1570, 65-1575, 65-1599, 65-1603 
65-1611, 65-1619, 65-1620, 65-1635, 
65-1680, 65-1706, 65-1710 

19th century. 65-1581, 65-1585, 
65-1588, 65-1608, 65-1655 

1800-1850. 65-819, 65-1583, 65-1701 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1555 

65-1629, 65-1630, 65-1647, 65-1652 
65-1688 

1900-1950. 65-1592, 65-1686 

Farm accounts. 65-1599, 65-1653 
65-1667, 65-1685, 65-1695 

Ferries. 65-1696 

Floods. 65-1661 

Flour and feed trade. 64-907 

Freight and freightage. 65-1640 

Furnaces and forges. 65-1612 

Genealogy. 65-1598, 65-1625 

General stores. 65-1599, 65-1640 
65-1645, 65-1676, 65-1695 

Geological Survey. 65-1596, 65-1696 

Geology. 65-1596, 65-1696 

Surveys. 65-1661 

Governor, 1887-1890 (Green) 65-1628 

Gristmills. 65-1653, 65-1667 

Grocery accounts. 65-1594 

Hardware trade. 65-1652 

Historical societies. 65-1684 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1650 

History, Local. 64-1582, 65-1582 
65-1598, 65-1627 

Hotels. 65-1626 

Household accounts. 65-1607, 65-1615 
65-1636, 65-1667 

Industrial development. 64-1143, 65-1623 

Infantry 

13th Regt. (Militia) 65-281 

15th Regt. 65-1634 

Judges. 65-1673 

Justices of the peace. 65-1600, 65-1652, 
65-1673 

Land. 65-1595, 65-1598, 65-1623, 65-1640 
65-1641, 65-1656, 65-1668, 65-1687, 
65-1698 



Land (Continued) 

Legal documents. 65-1566, 65-1570 
65-1571, 65-1579, 65-1620, 65-1621, 
65-1633, 65-1706 

Transactions. 65-1679 

Law practice. 65-1559, 65-1563, 65-1640 
65-1642, 65-1656, 65-1666, 65-1671, 
65-1679, 65-1689, 65-1699, 65-1703 

Legislation and government. 65-1689 
Legislature 

General Assembly. 65-1658 
Letters from. 64-607, 65-1616, 65-1702 
Local papers and records. 65-1550 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-1640 
65-1653 ' 

Manufacturing. 65-1683 

Maps. 65-1621, 65-1623 

Meat industry and trade. 65-1600 

Medical expenses. 65-1619 

Medical practice. 65-1618, 65-1646 
65-1676, 65-1680, 65-1697 

Meeting of non-Zionist rabbis, Atlantic 
City, 1942. 65-1745 

Merchants. 65-1565, 65-1624, 65-1639 
65-1652, 65-1653 

Military supplies. 65-281 

Militia. 65-281 

Mineral specimen?. Collecting of. 65-1574 

Missionary societies. 65-1653 

Mops and mopsticks. 65-1558 

Mormons and Mormonlsm. 65-1650 

Newspapers. 65-1578, 65-1606 

Periodicals. 65-1578 

Personal papers 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-1624, 
65-1636 

19th century. 64-1143,65-1614 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1660, 
65-1692, 65-1693, 65-1700 

Plumbing industry and trade. 65-1679 

Politics 

Elections and election campaigns. 
65-1658, 65-1675 

Papers of persons active in 

18th century. 65-1689 

19th century. 65-1565,65-1628 
65-1696, 65-1697, 65-1708 ' 

20th century. 65-1658, 65-1675 

Postal service. 65-1652, 65-1665 
Pottery industry and trade. 65-1650 



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NEW JERSEY (Continued) 

Printers and printing. 65-1650 

Public Utility Commission 

Division of Bridges and Grade Crossings. 
65-1682 

Publishers and publishing. 65-1650 

Railroad ties. 65-1607 

Railroads. 65-1559, 65-1682 

Real estate business. 65-1559, 65-1595 

Resident of. 65-1569, 65-1577 

Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179, 65-1683 

Loyalists. 65-1603, 65-1666 

Roads. 65-1565, 65-1636, 65-1640 
65-1582, 65-1683 

Rubber industry and trade. 65-1601 

School accounts. 65-1594, 65-1619 
65-1636 

School districts. 65-1617 

Schools. 64-1290,65-1636,65-1653 
65-1662 

Secretary of state. 65-1621, 65-1676 

Sermons. 65-1564 

Shipping records. 65-1565, 65-1645 

Sheriffs. 65-1641, 65-1708 

Shoe industry and trade. 65-1600 

Silversmithing. 65-1669 

Single tax community. 65-1577 

Slave records. 65-1679 

Social life. 65-821, 65-1643 

Stagecoach lines and travel. 65-1640 

State School, Vineland. 65-1662 

Steamboats. 65-1683 

Students. 63-89, 64-614, 65-839, 65-1581 
65-1651, 65-1707 

Summer schools. 64-1290 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1571, 65-1573, 
65-1586, 65-1596, 65-1621, 65-1653, 
65-1668, 65-1698 

Tailors. 65-1688 

Taverns. 65-1650 

Tax records. 65-1619, 65-1692 

Teachers and teaching. 64-878, 64-882, 
65-1653, 65-1662 

Teachers' associations. 65-1677 

Theological seminaries 

Reformed Chur,ch in America. 65-1567 

Tract societies. 65-1615 
Trade. 65-1683 



Travel and description. 65-1578, 65-1606 

Travels from. 64-1552 

Vital records 

Cemetery and church records. 65-1578 

Death and marriage records. 65-1558 
65-1650 

Women (Biographies, notes, etc.) 65-1578 

Women's organizations. 65-1615, 65-1677 

World War I 

Soldiers from. 64-588, 65-1686 
World War E 

Civil defense. 65-1682 

NEW JERSEY Historical Society. 65-1684 

NEW JERSEY pine barrens. 65-1662 

NEW JERSEY Teachers Retirement Fund 

Dept. of New Brunswick. 65-1677 

NEW JERSEY Women Teachers Association. 
65-1677 

NEW JERUSALEM Church. 64-685, 64-1503 
65-1832 ' 

Seminaries. 65-183 

Massachusetts. 65-183 
NEW KENT Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
NEW LONDON, Conn. 

Genealogy. 65-1995 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1995 

Local papers and records. 65-1995 , 
65-1996 

Marine salvage. 64-1397 
NEW LONDON Marine Iron Works. 64-1397 
NEW MADRID, Mo. 

Civil War. 65-158 

Land claims. 64-275 

NEW MARKET Monument. 65-1012 

NEW MEXICO. 65-1168, 65-1771, 65-1788, 
65-1824 

see also New Mexico Territory 
Anthropology. 64-167 
Archives. 65-1135, 65-1810 
Art and artists. 65-1788, 65-1796 
Banks and tanking. 65-1757 
Cattle raising and trade. 65-1757 

Churches and religious affairs 
Catholic 65-1135 



Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-869 

Colonial period see New Mexico— Spanish 
and Mexican periods 

Copper mines and mining. 65-2009 

Courts 

U. S. District Court for Northern New 
Mexico. 65-1788 

Exploring expeditions. 64-800 

Family and personal papers. 64-318, 
64-460 

Freight and freightage. 65-1771 

Fur trade. 65-1168, 65-1811 

Geography. 65-1771 

Geology. 65-1771 

Governors. 65-1165 

History (Notes, etc) 65-1168, 65-1771, 
65-1788 

Indian wars. 63-355, 65-893, 65-1824 

Indians. 65-944, 65-1126, 65-1771, 
65-1783, 65-1788 

Land 

Claims. 65-1180, 65-1771 

Grants. 65-1181 

Legal documents. 65-1810 

law practice. 65-1168 

Livestock. 65-1771 

Maps. 65-1759 

Merchants. 65-1168, 65-1757 

Mexican period see New Mexico— Spanish 
and Mexican periods 

Military life. 64-8 

Military papers (Spanish and Mexican) 
65-1810 

Military posts. 65-1759, 65-1788, 65-1824 

Military service in. 65-305 

Mines, mining and mineral resources. 
65-1771, 65-1788 

Engineering. 65-1798 
Missions. 65-1788 
Mormons. 65-1162 
Mountains. 65-1771 
Municipal government. 65-1788 
Politics. 65-944, 65-1771 
Population elements 

Spaniards. 65-1771 
Resident of. 65-1141 
Roads. 64-800 



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NEW MEXICO (Continued) 
Scientists. 64-28, 64-126 
Sheep raising and trade. 65-1757 
Social life. 65-1771 

Spanish and Mexican periods. 65-1135 
65-1165, 65-1168, 65-1788, 65-181o ' 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1181 

Taos Rebellion, 1847. 65-1788 

Trade. 64-275, 64-310, 64-343, 65-682 
65-1121, 65-1771, 65-1818 

Travel and description. 65-1788 
Wool industry and trade. 65-1757 
NEW MEXICO Territory 

Governor, 1906-1907 (Hagerman) 65-944 
Politics. 64-1093, 65-1168 

NEW ORDER of Cincinnatus. 65-1040 
NEW ORLEANS Howard Association. 64-1209 
NEW ORLEANS League Club. 64-1125 
NEW ORLEANS, La. 

Banks and banking. 64-480 

Battle of, 1815. 64-758, 64-824, 64-1212 
65-26, 65-881 

Charity Hospital of Louisiana (formerly 
Royal Hospital) 64-480, 64-1212 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 65-1535 

City Council. 64-1546, 65-699 

Civil War 

Federal occupation. 63-224, 64-1136 
65-441 

Military service in. 64-303. 64-1094 
65-564 

Clubs. 64-1125 

Commission merchants. 64-682, 64-1033 

Consular service (Mexico) 64-345, 64-1213 

Cotton trade. 64-1533, 65-716 

Engineering. 64-765 

Family papers. 64-594, 64-1208, 64-1212 

Government. 65-699 

Hospitals. 64-480, 64-1212 

Letters from. 64-474, 64-609, 65-1320 

Maps. 64-743, 64-1209 

Mayor. 65-699 

Medical practice. 64-578 

Merchants. 64*-1398 

see also New Orleans, La. — Commission 
merchants 



Faint industry and trade. 65-889 
Personal papers. 64-364, 64-1587 
Politics. 63-76 
Shipping. 64-1215 

Records. 64-897, 64-1211 
Slave trade. 64-1546 

Southern Conference Educational Fund. 
65-1216 

Steamboats. 64-255, 64-345 
Sugar Experiment Station. 64-1113 

Travel and description. 64-268, 64-1179 
64-1182, 65-1581 

Yellow fever epidemic, 1878. 64-1209 
NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. 

Family papers. 65-1581 
NEW SALEM, N. D. 

Business records. 65-760 

NEW SCHOOL for Social Research, New York 
City 

Lectures. 65-1097 

NEW SMYRNA, Fla. 

Military and social life. 63-131 

NEW TESTAMENT Greek see Greek language 
and literature— Biblical 



NEW YORK 

Here are entered references to New York 
State as a whole or to local places, except 
New York City. For material about New 
York City see New York City. 

General material : 65-876 
ADULT education. 64-883 

ADVISORY Council on the Labor and Manage- 
ment Improper Practices Art. 65-112 

AGRICULTURAL education. 64-867, 64-884 
64-936 

AGRICULTURAL societies. 64-825, 64-848 
65-1839 

AGRICULTURE. 65-60, 65-1841 

ALUMNI activities. 64-887, 64-909 

AMUSEMENTS and recreation. 64-844. 
64-883 

ANTIRENT troubles, 1839-1846. 64-836 

ARCHITECTURE. 64-849, 64-858 
Societies. 64-929 

ARTILLERY (Light) 

3dRegt, 1862-1865. 65-1861 
BANKS and banking. 64-861, 64-909, 64-934 

Legislation. 65-56 
BAR associations. 64-1363 



NEW YORK 
BIBLE societies. 64-922 
BLACK5MITHING. 64-827, 64-877, 64-1592 
BOARD of Health 

Tuberculosis Committee. 64-891 
BUSINESS papers. 65-1443 
BUTTER trade. 64-916, 64-935 
CANAL Commissioners. 64-836 

CANALS. 64-836, 64-865, 64-873, 64-876 
64-909, 64-924, 64-941 

CATTLE trade. 64-863 

CAVALRY 

lstRegU, Dragoons, 1862-1865 (formerly 
IStbRegt.) 65-339 

CHEESE industry and trade. 64-877, 64-916 

CHURCH schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 

CHURCHES and religious affairs. 63-353 
64-852, 64-899, 64-900, 65-1840, 65-1841 

see also New York— Missionary societies 

Baptist. 64-852, 64-924, 64-925, 64-940 

Congregational. 64-353 

Friends. 65-156, 65-300 

Lutheran. 63-21, 63-22 

Methodist. 64-825, 64-837, 64-852, 
64-1591, 65-696 

Presbyterian. 64-847, 64-852, 64-866 
64-902, 64-919, 64-922, 64-923 
65-1568 

Reformed. 64-1593 

Unitarian. 64-869, 65-1302 

CITIES and towns. 65-60, 65-1841 

Transportation. 64-942 

CIVIC improvement. 64-915, 64-1337 
CIVIL War 

Letters from. 63-327, 64-218 

Military hospitals. 64-663 

Military prisons. 64-651 

Public opinion. 64-1105 

Regiments see New York— Artillery 

(Light); New York-Cavalry; New York- 
Infantry 

Soldiers from. 63-223, 64-763, 64-804, 
64-939, 65-339, 65-746, 65-1453, 
65-1521, 65-1861 

CLUBS. 64-921 

COLLEGE of Agriculture see Cornell Univer- 
sity-New York State College of Agriculture 

COLLEGE of Forestry see Cornell 
University-New York State College of 
Forestry 

COLLEGE of Veterinary Medicine see Cornell 
University— New York State College of 
Veterinary Medicine 



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NEW YORK 

COLLEGES and universities. 64-353, 64-778 
65-432, 65-655, 65-1098, 65-1840 

see also Cornell University; New York — 
Medical colleges; New York— Teachers' 
colleges; Syracuse University 

COLONIAL period. 65-60, 65-1512, 65-1576 

COMMISSION Against Discrimination (later 
State Commission for Human Rights) 
64-869 

COMMISSIONER of Highways. 65-63 

COMMISSIONERS of Forfeiture. 65-1528 

COMMISSIONERS of Sequestration. 65-1529 

COMPANY stores. 64-876 

CONSERVATION. 65-54 

CONSERVATION Commissioner. 65-54 

CONSTITUTIONAL Convention, 1915. 64-778 

CONSTRUCTION Industry. 64-849, 64-886, 
64-929 

COURTS 

Circuit Court. 64-931 
Supreme Court. 64-889, 64-931 

CRIME and criminals. 64-849 

CRIME Commission. 65-56 

DAIRYING and dairy products. 64-851, 
64-910, 64-951 

see also New York— Butter trade; New York 
'—Cheese industry and trade 

DEPT. of Charities. 64-1572 — " 

DISCRIMINATION see New York— State Com- 
mission for Human Rights (formerly 
Commission Against Discrimination) 

DISTILLING industries. 64-877 
DISTRICT attorneys. 65-1522 
DRUG trade. 64-861 
DRY goods business. 64-939 

ECONOMIC conditions. 64-1293 

EDUCATION. 64-883 

see also subdivisions Adult education; 
Agricultural education; Colleges and 
universities; Schools; and Teachers and 
teaching, under New York 

Laws and legislation. 64-910, 65-1918 

ELECTRIC light Industry. 65-1648 

ELECTRIC utilities. 64-942 

ESTATE management. 65-63 

ESTATES. 64-835, 64-836, 64-894, 64-916, 
64-919, 64-940, 64-942, 65-1659 

EXHIBITIONS and fairs. 64-167 



NEW YORK 

FAMILY and personal papers 

16th to 20th centuries. 65-31, 65-1576 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-1575, 65-1626 

19th century. 64-5, 64-416, 64-665, 
64-843, 64-900, 64-1105, 64-1293, 
64-1540, 65-41, 65-239, 65-1607, 
65-1608 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-648, 64-845, 
64-857, 64-1095, 65-468, 65-1043 

FARM accounts. 64-823, 64-848, 64-916, 
64-1591 



FARM machinery 
Industry and trade. 



64-930 



FARMS and farming. 64-841, 64-892, 64-930, 
65-1839 

FIRE companies and departments. 64-821 

FIREARMS industry and trade. 64-1592 

FLOUR and feed trade. 64-905, 64-907 

FOOD Supply Commission. 64-841 

FRATERNAL societies. 64-915 

FRATERNITIES and sororities. 64-828 

FREIGHT and freightage. 64-876 

FRENCH and Indian War, 1755-1763. 63-381 

see also Crown Point Expedition, 1755 

FRUITGROWING. 64-930 — — "~ 

FUNERAL directors. 64-1592 
FUNERALS. 64-1591, 64-1592 
FURNACES and forges. 64-876 

FURNITURE industry and trade. 64-821, 
64-1592 

GAS manufacture and works. 65-828 

GENEALOGY. 64-864, 64-899, 65-60, 
65-1840 

GENERAL stores, 64-876, 64-877, 64-904, 
64-915, 64-934, 64-1592 

GLOBEMAHNG. 64-794 

GOLDSMITHING. 64-849 

GOVERNMENT and legislation. 64-910, 
64-919, 64-936, 64-1171, 65-56, 65-1519, 
65-1869 

see also the subdivisions Local government; 
and Politics, under New York 

GOVERNORS 

1833-1839 (Marcy) 65-1681 
1843-1844 (Bouck) 64-836 

1929-1932 (Franklin D. Roosevelt) 65-44, 
65-47, 65-56, 65-58 



GROCERY trade. 

HARBORS 

Improvement. 



64-876 

65-1516 
491 



NEW YORK 
HISTORY. 64-1169, 65-1576, 65-1706 

Local. 64-854, 64-924, 64-949, 65-1839, 
65-1840 

HOSPITALS. 64-833 
HOTELS. 64-872 

HOUSEHOLD accounts. 64-827, 64-849, 
64-861, 64-916, 64-919 

HUMAN rights see New York— State Commis- 
sion for Human Rights (formerly Commis- 
sion Against Discrimination 

INDIANS. 64-820, 65-60, 65-1561 

Treaties with. 63-2 

INDUSTRIES. 65-1841 

INFANTRY 

9th Regt., 1861-1863. 64-804 
12th Regt., 1861-1863. 64-665 
13th Regt., 1861-1863. 64-218 
39th Regt., 1861-1865. 65-1517 
44th Regt. , 1861-1864 

Company E. 63-223 
71st Regt. (Militia) 1852- 63-392 
108th Regt., 1862-1865. 64-763 
132dRegL, 1862-1865.- 65-1521 
136th Regt. , 1862-1865 
Company A. 65-869 
137th Regt., 1862-1865. 64-831 
140th Regt., 1862-1865. 64-763 
151st Regt., 1862-1865. 64-944 
157th Regt. (Militia) 64-868 
208th Regt. , 1822-1849 (Militia) 64-849 

INSURANCE 

Fire. 64-892 
INVESTMENTS. 64-861, 64-934 
IRON industry and trade. 64-876 
IRON mines and mining. 64-905 
JUDGES. 64-1009 
JUNIOR republics. 64-893 
JUSTICES of the peace. 64-1592, 65-1585 
KNITTING mills. 64-829 
LABOR. 65-56, 65-112 

Legislation. 64-910 

Strikes. 64-851 
LABOR accounts and records. 64-916 
LAND. 64-873, 64-897, 65-60, 65-1674 

Claims. 65-1214 

Companies. 65-1032, 65-1523 



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NEW YORK 
LAND (Continued) 

Legal documents. 64-851, 65-41 

Lotteries. 65-1561 

Transactions. 64-836, 64-901 65-63 
65-870, 65-1528 

LAW practice 

19th century. 64-888, 64-889, 64-931. 
64-1009 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-354 64-857 
64-892, 64-942 

20th century. 64-919, 65-40, 65-1869 
LEGAL documents. 64-255, 64-935, 64-943 
LEGISLATURE 

Assembly. 64-910, 64-919, 65-1519 

Senate. 64-1171 
LETTERS from 

19th century. 64-679, 65-955 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-474, 64-609 
64-1439 

LIBRARIES 

Presidential. 65-37 

LOANS. 64-934 

LOCAL government. 64-916, 64-1171. 
65-60 

LOCAL history see New York— History- 
Local 

LOCAL papers and records. 64-896, 65-1840 
65-1841 

LOYALISTS. 65-1528, 65-1529 

LUMBER industry and trade. 64-821 64-863 
64-886, 64-901 

LYCEUMS. 64-902 

MAPS. 64-873 

MEDIATION see New York— State Board of 
Mediation 

MEDICAL colleges. 64-902, 64-906 
MEDICAL practice. 64-854, 64-920 

MEDICAL societies. 64-906 

MERCHANTS. 63-60, 64-827, 64-900, 64-934 

METEOROLOGY (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
64-1591 

MILITARY education see U. S. — Military 
Academy, West Point, N. Y. 

MILITARY posts. 65-1516 

MILITIA. 64-831, 64-836, 64-849, 64-868 
64-1214 

MILK trade see New York— Dairying and 
dairy products 

MILL accounts. 64-823 

MINES, mining, and mineral resources 

Companies. 65-1032 



NEW YORK 
MISSIONARY societies. 64-915, 64-1593 
MORTGAGES. 64-934 
MUSEUMS. 65-1300 

NATIONAL Guard 
1st Regt. 64-804 

NATURE study. 64-820 
NAVAL service in. 64-678 
NAVY yards. 64-868 
NEWSPAPERS. 64-820, 64-845 
PEDDLERS and peddling. 65-187 
PHILANTHROPY. 64-1609, 65-47 

Election campaigns. 64-910, 65-44 
PICTURES. 64-919 
POLICE. 64-849 
POLITICS 

Local records. 64-915 

Material relating to. 65-60, 65-474, 
65-1918 

Organizations and parties. 64-1337 

Anti-Saloon League. 64-24 

Democratic Party. 64-836, 64-1575 

National Committee of Independent Voters 
for Roosevelt and Wallace. 65-55 

Republican Party. 64-919 

Whig Party. 63-368 

Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 63-368, 64-836, 65-13, 
65-898, 65-1519, 65-1681 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-376, 63-377, 
64-354, 64-778, 64-812, 64-936, 
64-1170, 64-1502, 64-1639 

20th century. 64-362, 64-910, 64-919, 
64-938, 64-1134, 64-1171, 65-47 
65-1869 ' 

Patronage. 65-56, 65-1869 
POSTAL service. 64-836 
POWER Authority. 65-29 
PRISONS. 64-836 
PUBLIC schools. 64-840, 64-939 
PUBLIC welfare. 64-1337, 64-1572, 65-43 
PUBLIC works. 64-910 
RACE problems. 64-869 

RAILROADS. 63-388, 64-815, 64-873, 64-910, 
64-941, 64-1639, 65-1841 

Designs. 65-1520 

Employees. 64-876 
RENT. 64-836 
RESIDENT of. 65-1097, 65-1577 



NEW YORK 

REVOLUTION. 65-60 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179, 65-1320 

Military papers. 64-195 
ROADS. 64-823, 65-63 

Plank. 64-873 

Toll. 64-827, 65-1523 

RURAL life. 65-60 

SCHOOL districts. 64-916 

SCHOOL of Industrial and Labor Relations 
see Cornell University— New York State 
ScEool of Industrial and Labor Relations 

SCHOOL superintendents. 64-820 

SCHOOLS. 63-291, 64-820, 64-837, 64-909 
64-919, 64-949, 65-835, 65-1840, 65-1841 
see also New York— Church schools; New 
York— Public schools; New York— Sum- 
mer schools 

SETTLEMENT houses. 64-893 

SHERIFFS. 64-836, 64-1319 

SHIPPING records. 64-876, 64-897 

SOCIAL legislation. 64-1337 

SOCIAL life. 64-859, 64-998, 64-1591, 
65-835, 65-885, 65-1643, 65-1841 

STAMP Act Congress, 1765. 63-364 

STATE Board of Mediation. 65-1194 

STATE Commission for Human Rights 

(formerly Commission Against Discrimina- 
tion) 64-869 

STATE Dept. of Charities see New York- 
Dept. of Charities 

STATE Labor Relations Board. 65-112 

STATE Museum, Albany. 65-130Q 

STATE University College, Cortland (formerly 
State Normal and Training School) 64-949 

STEAMBOATS. 64-788, 64-876 
STUDENTS. 64-10, 64-559, 64-673, 65-565 
see also Cornell University — Students 

SUGAR industry and trade. 65-1561 
SUMMER schools. 64-1290 

SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction 
(Draper) 65-1918 

SURROGATES. 64-1214 

TAILORS. 64-894 

TAX collection. 64-939 

TEACHERS and teaching. 64-820, 64-844 
64-878, 64-918, 65-432 

see also New York— Schools 
TEACHERS' colleges. 64-949 
TELEGRAPH companies. 64-942 
TELEPHONE companies. 64-919, 64-942 



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NEW YORK 
TEMPERANCE societies. 64-1593 

TEMPORARY Relief Administration. 65-43 

THEATER. 64-902, 64-942 

THEOLOGICAL students. 65-386 

TRADE associations. 65-1673 

TRAVEL and description. 64-817, 64-1179, 
64-1186, 65-188, 65-1608 

TRAVELS from. 64-731, 65-1370, 65-1782 
TUNNELS. 65-1939 

U. S. ARMY. Quartermaster's Dept. in. 
63-366 

VETERINARIANS. 64-834 

VIGILANCE societies. 64-921 

VITAL records. 64-847, 64-898, 64-899, 
64-920, 65-1840 

VOTING, Absentee. 64-820 

WAR of 1812. 63-220, 63-225, 64-343, 
64-1214 

WATERPOWER. 65-56 

WOMEN'S organizations. 64-818 

WOMEN'S suffrage. 64-346 

WORK relief. 64-1171 

WORLD War I 

Training camps. 65-552 

WORLD War H 

Soldiers from. 64-822 

YACHT clubs. 65-63 
YOUTH organizations. 64-893 

End of entries for 
NEW YORK 

NEW YORK & California Industrial and Trading 
Association. 65-1673 

NEW YORK & Pennsylvania Railroad. 64-815 

NEW YORK and Texas Steamship Company. 
65-175 

NEW YORK Anthropological Society. 64-1580 

NEW YORK Association for Improving the 
Conditions of the Poor. 64-1572 

NEW YORK Baptist register (Publication) 
65-593 

NEW YORK Bar Association. 64-1363 

NEW YORK Building Congress. 64-929 

NEW YORK Central CoUege, McGrawville, 
N. Y. 65-1840 

NEW YORK Central Railroad. 64-1639 



NEW YORK. CITY 

see also Brooklyn, N. Y. 

AIR Service Post 501, American Legion. 
65-1059 

ALUMNI associations and activities. 64-870, 
64-1418, 64-1468 

AMERICAN Museum of Natural History. 
65-1819 

AMERICAN School of Metaphysics. 64-902 

AMUSEMENTS. 64-844 

ARCHITECTURE. 64-929 

ART Students' League. 64-350 

BANKS and banking. 64-670, 64-1142, 
64-1609 

BAR associations. 64-1363, 65-112 

BOARD of Health. 64-1502 

BOARD of Higher Education. 65-1194 

BOOK clubs. 64-791, 64-1558 

BREADWINNERS' College. 64-1290 

BUSINESS papers. 64-1533 



CATHEDRAL of St. John the Divine. 
65-91 



65-20, 



CENTURY Club. 65-1827 
CHURCHES and religious affairs 

Baptist. 64-1160 

Episcopal. 65-20, 65-91 

Jewish. 65-1732 

Methodist. 64-973 

Presbyterian. 64-929, 64-1257, 65-1632 

Reformed Church in America. 65-1567 

CITY CoUege. 64-1640 

CITY planning. 65-68 

CLUBS. 64-347, 65-844, 65-1069, 65-1827 

COLLEGE of Physicians and Surgeons. 
65-1948 

COLLEGE of the City of New York see New 
York City— City College 

COLLEGES and universities. 63-13, 64-454, 
64-962, 64-1640, 65-1201, 65-1590 

see also Columbia University; New York 
City— Law schools 

COMMISSION for Human Rights. 65-1033 

COMMISSION merchants. 64-1068 

CONGREGATION Shearlth Israel. 65-1732 

CONSULAR service (Mexico) 64-346 

COTTON trade. 64-630 

CREDIT records. 64-236 

CUSTOMS service. 65-1622 



NEW YORK CITY 

DEPT. of Public Charities. 64-1572 

DISCRIMINATION see New York City— Com- 
mission for Human Rights 

EDUCATION 

Higher. 65-1194 

ENDOWMENTS. 65-1062 

ESTATES. 64-356, 65-1654 

FAMILY and personal papers. 65-958, 
66-1203, 65-1206, 65-1626 

FELLOWSHIP of New Life. 64-1290 

FIFTH Avenue Presbyterian Church. 64-929 

FRANKLIN D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation. 
65-38 

FREE Academy see New York City-City 
College 

FUR trade. 64-172, 65-673 

GENERAL Theological Seminary of the 

Protestant Episcopal Church in the United 
States. 65-92 

GIFTS of literary works and paintings. 
64-1543 

GRACE Church. 65-20 
GRAIN trade. 63-342 

HALL of Fame see New York University- 
Hall of Fame 

HAMILTON Institute. 65-599 

HISTORICAL societies. 64-1543, 65-1684, 

HISTORY (Notes, etc. ) 

Newspaper clippings. 65-1775 

63-233, 64-1340, 65-347, 



HOSPITALS. 
65-836 

HOUSEHOLD accounts. 65-997 

HOUSING. 65-91 

HUMAN Rights, Commission for ^ee New 
York City — Commission for Human Rights 

HUNTER College. 64-962 

IMPORTERS of prints and engravings. 64-1317 

INFIRMARY. 65-836 

JEWS. 65-1732, 65-1743 

JOHN Street Methodist Church. 64-973 

JOURNALISM. 65-907 

JUDGES. 65-1722 

LAMBS Club. 65-844 

LAND. 64-868 

Transactions. 65-1561 

LAW practice. 64-720, 64-892, 64-1279, 
64-1333, 65-79, 65-702, 65-932, 65-1520 



LAW schools. 64-1363 



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NEW YORK COT 
LETTERS from 

19th century. 63-276, 64-457, 65-1798 
19th and 20th centuries. 64-474, 64-603, 

LETTERS received in. 64-475 65-162 
65-1215 * 

LIBRARIES. 65-187 

LIQUOR trade. 65-1175 

LOTOS Club. 65-1059 

MADISON Avenue Presbyterian Church. 
64-929 

MANUFACTURE 

Printing presses. 65-603 
MAYORS 

1914-1918 (Mltchel) 64-1572 

1925-1933 (Walker) 65-56 

MAYOR'S Panel of Architects. 64-929 
MEDICAL education. 65-1948 
MEDICAL practice. 63-318, 64-1543 
MEDICAL research. 63-13, 65-1948 

MERCHANTS. 64-585, 64-1044, 64-1302 
64-1395, 65-1175, 65-1524, 65-1526 ' 
65-1674, 65-1740 

METROPOLITAN Opera. 64-1334 

METROPOLITAN Rapid Transit Survey 
64-1622 

MUSEUMS. 65-1819 

NEW School for Social Research 
Lectures. 65-1097 

NEWSPAPERS. 63-377, 64-641, 64-1596 

«'???', ^; 907 ' 65 - 1029 > 65 - 1095 . es-uos, 

65-1511, 65-1613, 65-1733, 65-1838 
see also names of newspapers 
NURSES and nursing. 63-233 
PLANNING Commission. 65-68 
POLICE Commissioner. 64-812 
POLITICS 

se e also New York City— Mayors 
Corruption. 65-56 
Organizations and parties. 65-1511 
PUBLIC buildings. 63-349 
PUBLIC health. 64-1502 
PUBLIC Library 
Gifts. 64-1543 
Prints Division. 64-363 
PUBLIC schools. 64-356 
PUBLIC welfare. 64-1572 
PUBLISHERS and publishing. 64-1332 



NEW YORK CTTY 
RAILROADS. 65-1520 
REAL estate business. 65-1175 
REMINISCENCES of. 64-920 

RESIDENT of. 64-197, 64-718, 64-1245 
65-1515, 65-1605, 65-1616 



REVOLUTION 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179 

ROCKEFELLER Institute. 65-1948 
ROOSEVELT Hospital. 64-1340 
ST. JOHN'S ChapeL 65-91 
ST. LUKE'S Hospital. 63-233 
SCHOOLS 

Interior decoration. 64-929 

SHEARITH Israel Congregation. 65-1732 

SHrPBUTLDlNG. 65-175 

SHIPPING records. 64-254,64-256,64-824 
64-897, 64-1391, 64-1399, 65-175, 65-1524 

SHIPS. 65-180 

SOCIAL life. 64-699, 65-819, 65-836. 
65-1643 

SOCIAL work. 64-944, 65-220 

SPANISH and Portuguese Synagogue (Congre- 
gation Shearlth Israel) 65-1732 

STEAMBOAT lines. 64-1390 

STUDENTS. 64-350, 64-513, 64-1121 

SUGAR industry and trade. 65-63, 65-1561 

SYNAGOGUES. 65-1732 

THEATER. 64-8, 64-801, 64-1625, 64-1630 
65-844, 65-1874 

THEOLOGICAL seminaries. 65-92 
TOBACCO trade. 63-342 
TRADE. 65-1524 
TRANSPORTATION. 64-1622, 65-1520 

TRAVEL and description. 64-439, 64-1186 
65-952 ■■-.,.' 

TRAVELS from. 64-172, 64-580, 65-1514 
65-1518, 65-1622 

TRINITY Parish of the Protestant Episcopal 
Church. 65-91 

U. S. ASSISTANT Treasurer at. 64-836 

VETERANS' organizations. 65-1059 

VITAL records. 65-1732 

WHEELER Presbyterian Church. 64-1257 

WINE industry and trade. 65-1175 
WOMAN'S Centennial Congress. 1940. 63-232 
YACHT clubs. 65-644 

End of entries for 
NEW YORK CITY 



NEW YORK (Colony) 

Political parties. 64-1169 
NEW YORK evening post. 65-1029 
NEW YORK herald tribune. 64-1596 

Comic strips. 65-907, 65-1095 

Delineator, Sunday magazine. 65-1205 
NEW-YORK Historical Society. 65-1684 

Gifts. 64-1543 

NEW YORK Life Insurance Building, New York 
City. 63-349 

NEW YORK Military Tract. 64-873 

NEW YORK National Freedman's Relief Asso- 
ciation see National Freedman's Relief 
Association 

NEW YORK School of Interior Decoration. 
64-929 

NEW YORK State Association of Architects. 

NEW YORK State Barge Canal System. 64-909 

NEW YORK State Civic Legislative Leaeue 
64-1337 ^ ' 

NEW YORK State Medical Society see Medical 
Society of the State of New York 

NEW YORK State Power Authority. 65-29 

NEW YORK State Woman Suffrage Party. 
64-346 

NEW YORK sun (Newspaper) 65-896 

NEW YORK times. 65-1733 

NEW YORK tribune. 65-907 

NEW YORK tribune farmer. 64-841 

NEW YORK University. 65-1590 

Chancellor. 64-454 

Hall of Fame. 65-969, 65-1780 

Students. 64-1582 

NEW YORK, West Shore and Buffalo Railway 
Company. 63-388 

NEW YORK Wool Growers Convention. 64-914 

NEW YORK world. 63-377, 65-1613, 65-1838 

The NEW YORKER (Periodical) 65-1838 

NEW ZEALAND 

Farms and farming. 64-366 

Land. 64-366 

Monetary Commission. 65-1211 

Politics. 64-366 

Sheep raising. 64-366 

Travel and description. 63-234 
NEWALL, William. 64-890 



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■TEW ARK evening news 

Jersey genealogy (Column) 65-1625 

"JEWARK, N. J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1570, 
65-1581, 65-1661 

Resident of. 65-1631 

SEWAYGO and Northport Road Survey. 
65-1343 

SEWBERN, Va. 

Resident of. 64-800 

NEWBERRY, John Strong. 64-100 

NEWBERRY, Truman Handy, 1864-1945. 
64-1474, 65-22S, 65-343 

NEWBERRY Library, Chicago, 111. 
History. 65-707 

NEWBOLD, Thomas, 1760-1823. 65-1685 

NEWBOLD, Thomas J., 1803-1875. 65-1685 

NEWBOLD family. 65-826 

NEWBURY, Mass. 
Revolution 

Soldiers from. 65-179 



NEWBURYPORT, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

Family papers. 64-353 

Hotels. 64-56 

Letters received in. 64-355, 64-357 

Merchants. 64-56 

Ships. 64-1398 

NEWBY, Larkin, 1781-1824. 64-590 

NEWCASTLE, Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st 
duke of, 1693-1768. 63-100, 65-1072 

NEWCASTLE, Del. 

Letters from. 63-367 
NEWCASTLE, Eng. 

Coal mines and mining. 64-43 
NEWCASTLE, Me.? 

Account books. 64-56 

NEWCOMB, Anita see McGee, Anita (Newcomb) 
1864-1940 

NEWCOMB, Lemuel E., 1838-1921. 65-869 

NEWCOMB, Mary Caroline (Hassler) 63-384 

NEWCOMB, Roland B. C. 65-1365 

NEWCOMB, Simon, 1835-1909. 63-384, 
64-767, 64-1556, 65-1076 

NEWDIGATE, Sir Richard.-toart. , 1602-1678. 
65-1877 

NEWDIGATE family. 65-1877 

NEWELL, George W. 64-1575 



NEWELL, James. 64-242 

NEWELL, Robert 64-707 

NEWELL family. 64-242 

NEWFOUNDLAND, Can. 64-80 

Fishermen. 64-712 

NEWHRK, Henry Wirt, 1854-1946. 64-1515, 
65-455 

NEWKORK family 

Genealogy. 65-455 

NEWLANDS, Francis Griffith, 1848-1917. 
65-1160, 65-1174 

NEWMAN, Albert Henry, 1852-1933. 64-1164 

NEWMAN, GeorgeS., b. 1840. 65-659 

NEWMAN, JaredTreman, 1855-1937. 64-909 

NEWMAN, John Henry, Cardinal, 1801-1890. 
63-207 

NEWMAN, John Philip, 1826-1899. 65-519 
NEWMAN family. 64-909 

NEWMAN Oil Company. 65-864 

/ ' 
NEWPORT, Sir John, 1756-1843. 63-55 / 

NEWPORT, Ky. 63-192 

NEWPORT, N. H. 

Letters from. 64-509 

Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions^ 



65-179 



\ 



NEWS and courier, Charleston, S. C 63-113\ 

NEWS reporting. 64-1560, 64-1595, 64-1610, s 
64-1619, 65-1061, 65-1062, 65-1733 

see also Journalism 

Korean War, 1950-1953. 65-911 

World War I. 65-705 

World War H. 64-1636, 65-433, 65-704, 
65-705, 65-911, 65-1066, 65-1104 

NEWSOM, Earl. 64-1622 

NEWSOM, John Flesher, 1869-1928. 64-1271 

NEWSOM, Thomas. 64-1084 

NEWSPAPERS. 64-1031 

see also Journalism; Press; Religious 
newspapers and periodicals 

Advertising. 65-342 
Associations. 64-1595, 65-686, 65-813, 
65-1742 

Correspondence with. 64-1269 

California. 84-738 

Distribution. 65-1652 

Editors and editing. 64-1022, 65-704, 
65-896, 65-1029, 65-1613, 65-1926 

Personal opposition to reports in. 65-1742 
495 



Relations with radio. 65-1066 
School. 64-922 

By place 
Alabama. 64-534 
Alaska. 65-1821 
Connecticut. 65-1996 
Cuba. 65-1463 
Georgia. 65-1613 
Hong Kong. 65-1463 
Idaho. 65-1149 

Illinois. 64-186, 65-342, 65-704, 65-705, 
65-706 

Indiana. 64-820, 64-1559 

Iowa. 63-247 

Kentucky. 64-252 

Michigan. 64-1433, 64-1496, 65-279, 
65-338, 65-341, 65-342, 65-406, 65-504 

Minnesota. 65-672, 65-704 
Missouri. 64-283, 64-859, 65-686 
Nevada. 65-1185 
New Jersey. 65-1578, 65-1606 
New York. 64-820, 64-845 

New York City. 63-377, 65-896, 65-907, 
65-1095, 65-1511, 65-1613, 65-1733 

North Carolina. 63-68, 63-120, 64-1022 

North Dakota. 65-777 

Ohio. 65-914 

Oregon. 64-1266 

Philippine Islands. ,65-1463 ' 

South Carolina. 63-113 

Southern States. 63-56 

Tennessee. 63-68 

Texas. 65-813, 65-1320 

Virginia. 63-68, 64-1555, 65-999 

Washington. 64-1266, 65-1031 

Washington, D. C. 65-914 

Wyoming. 65-1776 
NEWTON, D. C. 64-1500 
NEWTON, ^ohn Hamlin, 1800-1889. 64-231 



NEWTON, Louie D. 64-775, 64-1160, 
64-1163, 64-1553 

NEWTON, Nathan G. 65-1860 

NEWTON, Noah, 1808-1853. 65-870 

NEWTON Co. , Ga. 

Pioneer life. 65-1859 
NEYLAN, John Francis, 1885-1960. 65-860, 

65-2011 

NEZ Perce' Indians. 64-1251 

Missions. 64-1254. 
Wars, 1877. 64-1251 



NIAGARA Falls 

Travel and description. 64-1186 
NIAGARA region 

Travel and description. 64-1179 
NIBLACK, Albert Parker, 1859-1929. 63-325 
NICARAGUA. 64-1580 
Boundaries. 64-386 

63-131, 



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NIEBUHR, G. B. 64-40 
NIEBUHR, Relnhold, 1892- 64-70 
NIE 6S7 FrederlCkKeDelm ' 187 9-1963. 



Filibuster War, 1855-1860 
64-296 



Travel and description. 64-1265, 65-507 

NICARAGUA Canal. 64-749 

NICHOLAS, George, 17547-1799. 64-81 

NICHOLAS Central Observatory, Pulkovo 
Russia. 64-1556 nunovo, 

NICHOLLS, Benajah. 64-1532 

NICHOLLS, William. 63-342 

NICHOLS, Dudley. 65-1664 

NICHOLS, Elizabeth. 64-1487 

NICHOLS, George Ward, 1837-1885 
•64-1220 

NICHOLS, Haskell Linton, 1896- 65-397 

NICHOLS, Henry Alonzo, 1836-1899. 65-1360 

NICHOLS, John, 1745-1826. 65-1876 

NICHOLS, John Bowyer, 1779-1863. 65-1876 

NICHOLS, John Gouga, 1806-1873. 65-1876 

NICHOLS, L. H. 65-1182 

NICHOLS, Ralph D., 1874-1949. 64-1269 

NICHOLS, Roy F. 65-166 

NICHOLS, Thomas P. 64-779 

NICHOLS, Thomas P., Quaker, II. 1839-1844. 

NICHOLS family 

Genealogy. 64-1463 

T^S Company ' Batue «•* 

NICHOLSON, Alfred Osborn Page, 1808-1876. 

NICHOLSON, H. Alleyne. 64-100 
NICHOLSON, Kenyon, 1894- 64 r 1620 
NICHOLSON, Meredith, 1866-1947. 64-1620 
NICHOLSON, Thomas, 1715-1780. 64-1542 

NICHOLSON, William. 64-1540 

NICHOLSON family. 64-1540 

NICKEL, George. 65-1883 

NICKERSON, Benjamin R. 65-1805 

NICOL, Edwin E. 65-1787 

NICOLAY, John George, 1832-1901. 65-907 



NIELSEN (V. A. ) Company. 64-1297 
NIELSON, Minnie J. 65-797 
NIGERIA 

Hospitals. 63-27 
Ibesikpo tribes. 63-27 
Missions 

Lutheran. 63-27, 64-814 
NIGERIAN Lutheran Seminary. 63-27 
NIGHTINGALE, Florence, 1820-1910. 64-714 
NILE Expedition, 1884-1885. 63-147 
NILES, David K. 65-43, 65-48 
NILES, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-288, 65-661 
NILES, N. Y. 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-899 

NIMITZ, Chester William, 1885-1966 
65-1059, 65-1838 

NIMMO, Mrs. W. R. 64-1160 
NIN, Anals, 1903- 65-1098 
NININGER City, Minn. 63-231 
NIOBRARA, Neb. 

Journalism. 65-1470 

M5 M-5 r 91 EUBeDlUS Aristi6ee > 1803-1871. 

NISBET, James K. ," 1768-1832. 64-591 

NISBET, James Taylor, 1828-1894. 64-591 

NISBET, John, 1737-1817. 64-591 

MSBET, Junius Wingfield, 1858-1933. 64-591 

NISBET family. 64-591 

NISEI 

Relocation during World War n. 64-1442 

NDTON Richard Milhous, 1913- 65-463, 
65-1059, 65-1094, 65-1103 



OTC 64^335 T ' J ° SePh NIcolas ' "86-1843. 



NOBEL Peace Prize. 65-152 
NOBILITY 

Great Britain. 64-62, 64-817 
NOBLE, A. W. 64-892 
NOBLE, David A. , 1806-1896. 65-253 
NOBLE, Henry G., b. 1842. 65-456 
NOBLE, Lucretia Gray. 63-401 
NOBLES, H. A. 65-809 
NOBLES, M. C. 65-809 
NOBLES Bros. Grocer Company. 65-809 
NODAWAY Co., Mp. 

County court papers. 64-324 



NOEL family. 65-1787 
NOGALES, Ariz. 

Mines and mining. 64-9 
NOGALES, Mexico 

Consular service (U. S.j 64-690 
NOGGLE, Roy L., 1887-1920. 65-1363 
NOISE, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-680 
NOLAN, Philip. 65-1790 
NOLAND, Ella see MacKeiaie, Ella (Noland) 
NOLAND family. 64-1060 
NOLEN, John. 65-1924 

NOLLET, JeanAntoine, 1700-1770. 65-16 
NOME, Alaska 

Municipal Court 65-1713 

Police Dept 65-1713 

NON-Ferrous Ingot Metal Institute, Chicago 
fll. teter Brass and Bronze Ingot tosSSe") 

NONPARTISAN League see National Non- 
partisan League; North Dakota Nonpartisan 
League; Washington Nonpartisan iiaguT^ 

N0 6^m 5 m COmnnmit y- Hartford, Conn. 

NOONAN, Leo P., 1887-1960. 64-910 
NORCROSS, Ruth s« Hoxie, Ruth (Norcross) 
NORDENSEfOLD, Adolph Erik. 64-523 
NORDHOFF, Charles, 1830-1901. 65-1874 
NORFLEET family 
Genealogy. 65-877 

NO K7 K "* We8tern RaUroad Con "»»y- 

NORFOLK Canal. 65-849 
NORFOLK, Conn. 

Resident of. 64-1370 
NORFOLK Co., Eng. 

Legal documents. 64-62 
NORFOLK Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
NORFOLK, Eng. 
Deed. 64-61 

Family and personal papers. 65-1872 
NORFOLK, Va. 

Booksellers and bookselling. 64-1234 

Business papers. 64-381 

Cholera, 63-143 

00 65°709 iOn merChantS - 64-1.084, 64-1531, 



496 



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NORFOLK Va. (Continued) 

Cotton trade. 64-1084 

Ferry Committee. 64-1234 

Letters from. 64-376, 64-536 

Merchants. 64-364, 64-1044 

Navy Yard. 64-1234 

see also Confederate States of America- 
Navy Yard, Gosport, Va. 

Travel and description. 64-1231 

NORMAL College, Randolph Co. , N. C. see 
Duke University, Durham, N. C. 

NORMAL, ni. 

Resident of. 64-838 

State University 

Students' notes. 65-1306 

NORMAL schools see Teachers' colleges 

NORMAN, Bettie. 64-376 

NORMAN, Ellen. 64-376 

NORMAN, Sir Henry, bart. , 1858-1939. 
65-567 

NORMAN, Jane see Smith, Jane (Norman) 
1874-1953 

NORMAN, Jeremiah. 64-1542 

NORMAN, Linnie. 64-376 

NORMAN, NelL 64-376 

NORMAN, Percy. 64-376 

NORMAN, Royl. 64-376 

NORMAN, S. S. 64-376 

NORMAN family. 64-376, 64-674 



NORMAN, Neb. 

Farmers' Alliance. 



65-1495 



NORMAN Wait Harris Memorial Foundation, 
University of Chicago. 64-64 

NORMANDY, France 

Invasion, 1944. 65-1066 

Personal papers. 65-1591 

NORRIS, Abbott L. 65-458 

NORRIS, Charles Gilman, 1881-1945. 64-735, 
65-1205 

NORRIS, George William, 1661-1944 

As correspondent. 64-1269, 64-1272, 
65-29, 65-48, 65-51, 65-1483, 65-1487, 
65-1488, 65-1510 

Election campaign of 1942. 65-1505 

NORRIS, Sir John, 16607-1749. 63-404 

NORRIS, John Franklyn, 1877-1952. 64-1163 

NORRIS, Kathleen (Thompson) 1880-1966. 
64-735, 65-1205 

NORRIS, Lyman Decatur* 1825-1894. 65-457 



NORRIS, Mark, 1796-1862. 65-457 
NORRIS, Mark, 1857-1943. 65-458 
NORRIS, Roccina B. Vaill. 65-457 
NORRIS family. 65-457 
NORRIS, Shubrick, b. ca. 1828. 64-708 
NORRIS and Company, Portland, Or. 64-708 
NORRISTOWN, Pa. 

Oakland Female Institute. 64-380 
NORSE history and law. 65-1923 

NORTH, Caroline see Pettigrew, Caroline 
(North) 

NORTH, Edward. 64-847 

NORTH, Jessica see MacDonald, Jessica 
Nelson (North) 1894- 

NORTH, Maria see Mitchell, Maria (North) 
NORTH, Sterling, 1906- 65-1108 
NORTH Africa see Africa, North 

NORTH America 

British companies interested in. 65-1804 , 
65-1817 

East coast fisheries. 65-1967 

French colonial and commercial 
undertakings. 64-261 

NORTH Arabian Desert 

Archeologlcal expeditions. 65-36 

NORTH Argyle, N. Y. 

Estates. 64-934 

NORTH Atlantic Blockading Squadron. 64-609 

NORTH Atlantic fisheries arbitration, 1910. 
64-778 

NORTH Berkshire, N. Y. 

Societies. 64-915 

NORTH Bloomfield, Ohio 

Letters from. 64-673 
NORTH Branch, Minn. 

Union Congregational Church. 64-1520 

NORTH Branch Pine Improvement Company, 
Marinette, Wis. 64-1617 

NORTH Branford, Conn. 
Land 

Legal documents. 64-1310 

NORTH Brookfield, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

NORTH CAROLINA 

AGRICULTURAL societies. 65-714 
AGRICULTURE. 64-1089, 64-1120 
ARBORICULTURE. 64-635 



NORTH CAROLINA 
ART and artists 

Galleries and museums. 65-715 
Societies. 64-365 
ARTILLERY 

IstRegt., 1861-1865 

Company D. 64-624, 64-1030 

BANKS and banking 

19th century. 63-110, 64-563, 64-981, 
64-994, 64-996, 64-1080, 64-1100, 
64-1541 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-428, 64-982 

BIOGRAPHY. 63-130, 64-1056, 64-1074, 
64-1085 

BIRDS. 64-382 
BLACKSMITHS. 64-617 
BONDS. 64-633 
BOTANY. 64-635 

BOUNDARIES. 64-366, 65-740 
BUSINESS papers. 64-428 
CAVALRY 

5thRegt., 1862-1865. 64-378 

6thRegt., 1863-1865. 64-584 

CHARITABLE work. 64-375 

CHEROKEE Indians. 64-439, 64-643 

CHURCHES and religious affairs. 64-617, 
64-670, 64-1027, 64-1532, 64-1542 

Sermons. 64-1133 

Sunday schools. 64-542 

Baptist. 64-616, 65-1535 

Primitive. 64-1023 

Episcopal. 64-477, 64-487, 64-649, 
64-995, 64-1043, 64-1072, 64-1073, 
64-1080, 64-1091 

Friends. 63-86, 63-150, 64-365, 64-500, 
65-723 

Methodist. 63-70, 64-392, 64-409, 64-67 
64-1040, 64-1542 

Moravian. 63-81 

Presbyterian. 64-620, 64-672, 64-1055, 
64-1104, 65-728 

Universalist. 64-446, 65-1531 

CIVIC improvement. 64-365, 64-638 

CIVIL War. 63-117, 64-461, 64-641, 64-1C 
64-1096 

Blockade. 64-977 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-248, 64-651, 64-663. 64-1064, 
64-1067, 64-1136, 65-632, 65-1521 

Civilian affairs. 64-513, 64-1535 

Emigration to Indiana. 63-128 

Federal occupation. 64-568 



497 



„„^ NORTH CAROLINA 

CIVIL WAR (Continued) 

Letters from. 64-447, 64-999 

Military papers. 64-423, 64-983, 64-1068 

MlUtary service in. 63-341, 64-666 

Confederate side. 64-442, 64-447 

Mm- M M - 5 « w-S 
Eft ESi "-"* M - 679 ' 

Monument at Gettysburg, Pa. 65-713 
Naval operations. 64-609 
Negro troops. 64-713 

"T^. 55 ? N0rth Carolina-Artlllery- 
N^thO.roUna-Cavalry; North CaroSk- 

Registers, Usts, etc. 65-721 

Soldiers from. 64-378, 64-442 64-492 
64-503, 64-504, 64-548 64T563 M m, 
64-625, 64-983 64-1016 •MM? ' 

64-1085, 64-1101, H-llzf^ 
64-1530, 65-725, 65-734 

Southern Colonists. 63-63, 63-150 \ 
CLUBS. 64-1074 1 

COAL mines and mining. 64-568 

C °fii^M S *"" """"slties. 63-20 63-27 
64-392, 64-606, 64-617, ,64-1014 ' ' 

^^P" 1 * University, Durham N c- 
^orthj^arollna-University iSapai £,',. 

^ifSi 1 ferUA «-5». 63-67 64-498 I 
O*-. 637 -. J4-1057 ' 98 ' 1 

see also Carolina (Colony) ~ "" ~ ~ ~y f - 
COMMON merchants. 64-364,64-381,1 

CONFEDERATE societies. 65-734 
CONSCRIPT Bureau. 64-1068 

CONSTRUCTION industry. 65-747 

COTTON. 64-370 

Growing. 64-375, 64-436, 64-680, 64-1530 
Manufacturing. 64-383, 64-568, 64-1008 



7 ^f^ U »"» Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 



NORTH CAROLINA 
CUSTOMS service. 64-626 
DISTILLING Industries. 64-378 

ECONOMIC conditions. 63-150 63-373 
64-1027, 64-1100, 64-1120 ' 

EDUCATION. 64-365, 63-373 64-375 

21ft I' 4 ™' M ' 638 - •"? M-'l027 
64-1120, 64-1542 »*i, 

see also subdivisions Colleges and universi- 

teaching under North Carolina 

ESTATE management 64-1530 

ESTATES. 63-121, 64-368 64-373 IU- W 
64-378, 64-379, 64-420 I 64-C9 M^T' 
64-500, 64-591 64-668' 64-Wa' fi^i 
64-1038, 64-1080, 64^ ES^ 



„„ NORTH CAROLINA 

GOVERNORS (Continued) 

1832-1835 (Swain) 64-1538 

1897-1900 (Russell) 64-833 

1929-1933 (Gardner) 65-720 
GRAIN trade. 64-989, 64-1118 
GROCERY trade. 64-442 
GUARDIAN and ward. 64-370,64-420,64-979 
HEALTH resorts. 64-1132 
HISTORICAL societies. 84-1066,64-1538 

'"•E& "- 606 ' M - 616 ' ««"«. «4-1085. 
Colonial period. 63-67 



64 1084, 64-1118, 64-1530, 64-1532, 

COTTONSEED oil mills. 85-749 '■ 

COUNTY government 65-740 i 

COURTS. 64-631, 64-638, 64-1530 
County Courts 

Cumberland Co. 64-1003 ! 

Courts of Equity. 64-1108 

Superior Court 64-401, 64-1100 

Lenoir Co. 64-370 

Montgomery Co. 64-368 
^"roS 00 "-. M -«5, 64-1070, 64-1085, 



FAMILY papers 

18 */"* 19th <**Wte«. 84-425 64-459 

as wwa."*^ 

21SS M " M1 ' M - 1012 . 64-1030/ 
64-1089, 64-1097, 64-1535, 64-1539, 

19th century. 64-388, 64-414 64-487 
M-978, 64-1048, 64-1540 
_19tti and 20th centuries. 64-373 64-S76 

-SIS' » L 4 ^ 1 - ^« 3 M <V 

«T 4 ™' f 4 " 477 ' O*- 482 ' 64-492, 64-559 

-' «:?«: JtS 64 - 675 - «-«* «*• 

FARM accounts. 64-3727 64-540 ~ " " " - 

F ^r^%. 5 ^.«.- 3 ". 

64-649, 64-982, 64-999, 64-1530 ' 

FEDERATION of Women's Clubs. 64-472 
FISH trade. 64-364, 64-374 

FLOUR and feed trade. 63-150 64-585 
64-1008, 64-1100 ' ' 



FRATERNAL organizations. 64-1061 

FREIGHT and freightage. 64-374, 64-56B 

GAS companies. 64-1024 

GENERAL Assembly. 64-1123,64-1132 
18th century. 64-367, 64-637, 64-1062 
Fre-Civll War period. 64-364,64-651 
Civil War period. 64-640, 64-643 

GEOLOGICAL Survey. 64-391 

GERMAN settlers. 64-670 

GOLD mines and mining. 64-507, 64-550 

GOVERNORS 

1781-1782 (Burke) 64-429 

1825-1827 (Burton) 64-432 



^-iio?" 562, M - 566 ' 64 - 1061 ' «*-««. 

HOME Guard. 64-641 

HOSPITAL for the Insane, Morganton. 64-1083 

HOTELS. 64-376 

HOUSE furnishings. 63-121, 64-372 

HOUSEHOLD accounts. 64-371 64-37* 

64-501, 64-1003, K-m"^^ 

INDUSTRY. 64-1120 
INFANTRY 
Jd Battalion, 1861-1865. 64-1017 
IstRegt., 1861-1865. 64-621, 65-747 
IstRegt., 1863-18647colored) 64-713 
3d Regt, 1861-1865. 64-^76 
4thRegt, 1861-1865 

Company E. 64-504 
7th Regt., 1861-1865. 65-742 

Company A. 64-651 
10th Regt, 1861-1865 
Company B. 64-1030 
Company D. 64-624 
12th Regt, 1861-1865. 64-509 
13th Regt., 1861-1865. 64-621 
14th Regt, 1861-1865. 64-985 
18th Regt, 1861-1865. 64-621, 64-1063 
20th Regt, 1861-1865. 64-461 
27th Regt, 1861-1865 

Company G. 64-1016 
28th Regt, 1861-1865. 65-742 
31st Regt, 1861-1865. 64-481 
33d Regt, 1861-1865. 65-742 
38th Regt, 1862-1865. 64-1030 
43d Regt, 1862-1865. 64-674,64-667 
44th Regt, 1862-1865 
Company A. 65-721 



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NORTH CAROLINA 
INFANTRY (Continued) 

45th Regt., 1862-1865. 64-549 
48th RegL, 1862-1865. 64-1021 
49th Regt., 1862-1865. 64-610 

Company C. 64-451 
60th RegL, 1862-1865 

Company E. 64-563 
61st Regt., 1862-1865. 64-461 
63d Regt., 1862-1865. 64-378 
65th RegL, 1863-1865. 64-584 
67th RegL, 1864-1865. 63-139 
Volunteer Regiment. 64-439 
INSURANCE. 64-994 
Business. 64-549 
Life. 64-626 

IRON industry and trade. 64-417, 64-985, 

65-721 
JUDGES. 64-438, 64-558, 64-570, 64-605, 

64-1030, 64-1070, 64-1085 

JUSTICES ol the peace. 64-566, 64-1038, 
65-747 

LABOR accounts and records. 64-401 

LAND. 64-366, 64-372, 64-397, 64-436, 
64-611, 64-620, 64-680, 64-1014, 64-1039, 
64-1108 

Claims. 64-299 
Companies. 64-597 
Indians. 64-643 

Legal documents. 64-368, 64-369, 64-377, 
64-393, 64-417, 64-425, 64-459, 64-465, 
64-512, 64-563, 64-583, 64-629, 64-637, 
64-747, 64-983, 64-1002, 64-1003, 
64-1013, 64-1057, 64-1079, 64-1085, 
64-1092, 64-1127, M-1129, 65-732 

Transactions. 64-366, 64-366 

LAW practice. 64-420, 64-1029, 64-1085, 
64-1108 

18th century. 64-429 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-522, 64-558, 
64-572, 64-1079, 65-729 

19th century. 64-428, 64-444, 64-445, 
64-575, 64-626, 64-640, 64-651, 64-979, 
64-983, 64-1011, 64-1058, 64-1080, 
64-1100, 64-1127, 64-1133 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-434, 64-439, 
64-451, 64-478, 64-606, 64-1014, 
64-1070, 64-1071, 64-1081, 64-1123 

20th century. 64-368, 65-720 

LEATHER industry and trade. 64-369, 
64-550, 64-564, 64-1100 

LEGAL documents. 64-1090 

LEGISLATURE see North Carolina— General 
Assembly 

LIBRARIES 

College and university. 63-80 



NORTH CAROLINA 

LITERARY societies. 65-728 

LITERATURE. 64-606 

LIVESTOCK. 64-989 

LOCAL history see North Carolina— History- 
Local 

LOYALISTS. 64-1057. 

LOYALTY oaths (Civil War) 64-1087 

LUMBER industry and trade. 64-370, 64-381, 
64-617, 64-985, 64-989, 65-709, 65-712 

MACHINE industry and trade. 64-1024 

MANUFACTURING. 64-994, 64-1089 

MAPS. 64-368 

MEDICAL pract. 

19th century. 64-369, 64-478, 64-509, 
64-992, 64-1061, 64-1122 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-979, 64-1083, 
64-1117 

20th century. 64-632 

MENTAL hospitals. 64-1083 

MERCHANTS. 63-117, 64-445, 64-501, 
64-1029, 64-1035, 64-1089, 64-1541 

see also North Carolina— Commission 
merchants 



18th century. 64-393 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-473, 64-558, 
64-585, 64-590, 64-591, 64-1109, 
64-1537 

19th century. 63-150, 64-542, 64-674, 
64-1003, 64-1028, 64-1038 

1800-1860. 64-546, 64-643, 64-981, 
64-994, 64-1021, 64-1531 

Civil War, 1861-1865. 64-423, 64-549 

1866-1899. 64-576 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-520, 64-1084, 
64-1530 
METEOROLOGY (Climate, weather, etc.) 
64-467, 64-999 

MILITARY affairs. 64-1089, 64-1096 

MILITARY schools. 64-442, 64-444, 64-1040 

MHJTIA. 64-439, 65-1531 

Registers, lists, etc 64-1096 

MILLS. 65-729 

MINES, mining, and mineral resources. 
64-460 

Engineering. 64-507 
MUSICAL societies. 65-728 
NATIONAL Guard. 64-448 
NAVAL affairs. 64-1012 
NEGROES 

see also North Carolina— Slave records; 
North Carolina— Slave trade 

Freedmen. 65-723 

Schools. 65-709 



NORTH CAROLINA 
NEWSPAPERS. 63-68, 63-120, 64-1022 

PAPER maHng and trade. 64-1037, 64-1124 

PEACE societies. 63-150 

PERSONAL accounts. 65-740 

PERSONAL papers 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-654 

19th century. 64-395, 64-419, 64-455, 
64-508, 64-557, 64-673, 64-681, 64-1128 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-582, 64-1020 

20th century. 64-463, 64-655, 64-1110, 
64-1116 

PHARMACY. 65-749 

PHOSPHATE industry and trade. 64-1024 

PLANTATIONS. 63-139, 63-373, 64-428, 
64-445, '?4-478, 64-512, 64-515, 64-521, 
64-575, 64-605, 64-1005, 64-1066, 64-1080, 
64-1091, 64-1118, 64-1132, 64-1544, 
65-729 

POLITICS. 63-76 

Election campaigns. 64-402, 64-604 

Letters relating to. 64-512, 64-995 

19th century. 64-427 

1800-1865. 64-364, 64-373, 64-1025 

Civil War period. 64-423 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-988, 
64-1120 

Organizations and parties 

Democratic Party. 63-128, 64-1005 

Papers of persons active In. 63-97, 
64-1089 

18th century. 64-429, 64-1062 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-473, 
64-1011, 65-740 

19th century. 63-139, 64-397, 64-424, 
64-432, 64-443, 64-513, 64-570, 
64-601, 64-605, 64-640, 64-680, 
64-991, 64-1058, 64-1070, 64-1092, 
64-1093, 64-1096, 64-1100, 64-1104, 
64-1538, 64-1547, 65-721 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-437, 64-469 
64-520, 64-604, 64-606, 64-631, 
64-633, 64-1014, 64-1027, 64-1061, 
64-1085, 64-1117, 64-1123, 64-1530 

20th century. 64-488, 64-664, 64-1042, 
64-1088, 64-1111, 65-720 

Patronage. 64-633, 64-1092 
PRODUCE accounts. 64-617 
PUBLIC schools. 64-672, 64-994, 65-709 
QUARANTINE Service. 64-992 
RACE problems. 63-72 

RAILROADS. 64-428, 64-566, 84-985, 
64-994, 64-1005, 64-1080,. 64-1115, 
64-1124, 64-1127, 65-729 

REAL estate business. 64-365, 64-375, 
64-392, 65-747 



499 



NORTH CAROLINA 

M L° 1 2J RUCTTON - 63 ' 117 . «-369, 64-397 
64-447, 64-633, 64-1133, 65-739 ' 

RENT. 64-372, 64-375, 65-747 
RETAIL trade. 64-1108 
REVOLUTION. 64-367, 64-593 

Military papers. 64-1053, 64-1114 
ROADS. 64-664 
Toll. 64-643 
SANDHILLS. 64-382 
SCHOOL districts. 64-473 

^lot £1Zh M - 512 > M -«", 64-674, 
64-1023, 64-1028, 64-1085, 65-745 

~ WHS ^ CaroU ^-P«Wic schools; 
North Carolina-Churches and religious 
altars— Sunday schools 



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NORTH CAROLINA 
TRAVELS from. 64-439 
H. S. ARMY Corps of Engineers In. 64-664 
U. S. INTERNAL Revenue Service in. 64-378 

UNIVERSITY (Chapel Hill) 64-637, 64-672 
64-1057 65-739 



Ackland Art Museum. 65-715 
Botany Dept 64-592 
Carolina Playmakers. 64-1536 

Faculty members' papers. 64-540,64-580 
64-614, 64-1025, 64-1072, 65-739 



SECESSION. 63-117 

Convention, 1861. 64-1056 
SHERIFFS. 64-535 

SHIPPING records. 64-374, 64-995, 64-1029 
65-747 ' 

SHOE industry and trade. 64-401, 64-643 
SLAVE records. 64-445, 64-649, 65-721 
SLAVE trade. 64-591 
SOCIAL conditions. 63-373 

SOCIAL life. 64-366, 64-378 64-393 
64-1027, 64-1031 ' ' 

19th century. 63-117, 64-397, 64-1091 
64-1097 ' 

1800-1865. 64-521, 64-998 

1866-1899. 63-110 
19th and 20th centuries. 64-614, 64-988 
STATE College, Raleigh. 64-606 
STATE Hospital, Morganton. 64-1083 
STEAMBOATS. 64-566 



Presidents. 64-1538 

State 'College of Agriculture and Engineering, 
Raleigh. 64-606 

Sta tTZn 63_89 ' 64 " 373 ' M "»l. 64-426 
64-427, 64-539, 64-981, 64-1040 
64-1063 ' 

VITAL records. 64-1056 

VOTING records. 64-1027 

WESTERN State Hospital, Morganton. 64-1083 

WOMEN'S organizations. 64-472 

WORLD War I 

Civilian activities. 64-368, 65-711 

Military posts. 64-1022 

Soldiers from. 64-569, 64-658 65-744 
65-748 ' 

WORLD War n 

Ground Observer Corps. 63-93 

End of entries for 

NORTH CAROLINA 

NORTH Carolina and Provident Association, 
Durham see North Carolina Mutual Life 
Insurance Company 

NORTH Carolina Art Society. 64-365 

NORTH Carolina Bar Association. 64-616 



STUDENT,. 63-280, 64-376, 64-447, 64-590, NORTH Carolina Historical Society. 64-1066, 



SURVEYS and surveying. 64-299, 64-366 
64-368, 64-459, 64-643, 64-1057, 65-732 

TAX records. 64-377, 64-535, 64-1071 
TAXATION. 64-1074 

TEACHERS and teaching. 63-78 63-80 
64-539, 64-546, 64-600, 64-1044, 64-1529 

TEMPERANCE societies. 64-994 
TEXTILE industry and trade. 64-982 
THEATER. 64-1536 
TOBACCO 

Growing. 64-375, 64-436 

Manufacture. 63-110, 64-982 

Trade. 64-564, 64-1537 

TRAVEL and description. 64-366 64-374 
64-674, 64-1179, 65-852 



64-1538 

NORTH Carolina Monument, Gettysburg, Pa. 
65-713 

NORTH Carolina Mutual Life Insurance 
Company 

Branch at Rocky Mount, N. C. 64-626 
NORTH CaroUna Phosphate Company. 64-1024 
^M^m™ 11 "* RaUroad Com Pany. 64-1080, 
NORTH Cascades Conservation Council. 

NORTH Central Association of Colleges and 
Secondary Schools. 64-1327 

Nebraska Committee on Secondary Schools 
65-1496 

The NORTH country advance (Newspaper) 
64-920 



NORTH Dakota 

see also Dakota Territory 
Agricultural societies. 65-771 
Auditoriums. 65-801 
Banks and banking. 65-780 
Biographies and portraits. 65-785 
Business papers. 65-786 
Cattle stealing. 65-779 

Ch « Cl !! S ,« and TeU &<** affairs. 65-786 
D5-1536 * 

Baptist. 65-1791 

Congregational. 65-1536 

Methodist. 65-1536 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-786 
Clubs. 65-791 

Constitutional Convention, 1889. 65-795 

County government and county records. 
65-793 

Courts 

Supreme Court. 65-758 
Dairying 

Societies. 65-782 
Dams. 65-766 

Drainage see Tri State Waters Commission 
Education. 65-797 
Farms and farming. 65-771, 65-786 
Federation of Women's Clubs. 65-791 
Ferries. 65-800 

Fire companies and departments. 65-775 
Flags. 65-784 
General stores. 65-756 
Governors 

1944-1951 (Aandahl) 65-750 
1951-1957 (Brunsdale) 65-754 
Lieutenant Governors. 65-772. 
Grain trade. 65-760, 65-776 
Hardware trade. 65-760 
Historic houses and sites. 65-767 
Historical .societies. 65-793 

History (Notes, etc. ) 65-759, 65-777 
65-786, 65-791 ' 

Local. 65-791 

Hotels. 65-786 

Household accounts. 65-779, 65-791 

Immigrants. 65-807 

Indian agencies and agents. 65-786, 65-790 

Indians. 65-752, 65-759, 65-765, 65-786 
65-799 ' ' 



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NORTH Dakota (Continued) 

Irrigation. 65-801 

Judges. 65-758 

Labor organizations see North Dakota- 
Unions 

Land. 65-801 

Companies. 65-753 

Settlement. 65-800 

Transactions. 65-778 
Law practice. 65-762, 65-792, 65-795 
Legislation. 65-801 
Libraries. 65-797 
Literary societies. 65-781 
Livestock 

Breeders' associations. 65-787 

Military affairs. 65-786 
Military life. 65-798 

Military posts. 64-313, 65-764, 65-767, 
65-798, 65-799, 65-800, 65-1401 

Murder trials. 65-779 
Newspapers. 65-777 

Nonpartisan League see North Dakota Non- 
partisan League 

Patriotic societies. 65-794 

Personal papers. 65-757, 65-789 

Pioneer life. 65-759, 65-785, 65-786, 
65-793 

Politics 

Elections and election campaigns. 
65-801 

Organization and parties. 65-762, 
65-769, 65-780 

Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 65-778 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-801 

20th century. 65-754, 65-776, 
65-797 

1900-1950. 65-750, $5-780 
Patronage. 65-801 
Portraits. 65-785 
Postal service. 65-796 
Public welfare. 65-758 
Railroads. 65-801 
Ranches. 65-756, *5-759, 65-767, 65-786, 

65-787 
Real estate business. 65-778 
Resources Board. 65-772 
Schools 

Building of. 65-79S 
Societies 

Records of. 65-786 
State Flag Commission. 65-784 
65-786 



Surveys and surveying. 65-761 
Teachers and teaching. 65-786 
Trading posts. 65-752, 65-790 
Travel and description. 64-280, 65-752 
Unions. 65-783 

University (Grand Forks) 

Faculty members' papers. 65-764 

Veterans organizations. 65-768 

Water supply. 65-778 

Whitestone Will incident and battlefield. 
65-1465, 65-1499 

Wildlife conservation. 65-774 

Women's organizations. 65-751, 65-781, 
65-793 

World War n 

Civilian war effort. 65-788 

NORTH Dakota Council of Churches. 65-1536 

NORTH Dakota Council on Human Relations. 
65-758 

NORTH Dakota Farm Bureau. 65-771 
NORTH Dakota Farm Bureau news. 65-771 
NORTH Dakota Irrigation Association. 65-801 

NORTH Dakota Nonpartisan League. 65-762, 
65-769, 65-780 

NORTH Dakota State Dairymen's Association. 
65-782 

NORTH Dakota State Federation of Labor. 
65-783 

NORTH Dakota Stock Growers' Association. 
65-787 

NORTH Dakota War Chest. 65-788 

NORTH Dana, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
NORTH family. 64-1091 
NORTH Haven, Conn. 

Grocery trade. 64-1309 

Land. 64-1310 
NORTH Hector, N. Y. 

Letters from. 64-930 

Teachers and teaching. 64-820 

NORTH High Street Methodist Episcopal Church, 
South, Nashville, Tenn. 64-973 



NORTH Pacific Fisheries Treaty. 64-1262 
NORTH Platte, Neb. 

Ranches. 65-1988 
NORTH Pole 

Flight over. 65-763 

NORTH Reading, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist 65-696 

NORTH Russian (Polar Bear) Expedition papers, 
1918-19 (Manuscript collection) 65-609 

NORTH Santee, S. C. 

Church of the Messiah. 64-471 
NORTH Side Rail Road. 65-1520 



NORTH Lansing, Mich. 65-304 

NORTH Loup (Nebraska) Monthly Meeting, 
Society of Friends. 65-1986 

NORTH Missouri Railroad Company. 64-282, 
64-290, 64-300 

NORTH New Salem, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 



NORTHAMPTON Co. , N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-1001, 
65-709 

Plantations. 64-401 
NORTHAMPTON Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family and personal papers. 64-5S6 
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. 

Forbes Library. 64-217 

High SchooL 64-882 

Pictures. 64-217 

Smith College see Smith College, 
Northampton, Mass. 

NORTHCUTT -SMITH family. 64-1276 

NORTHEASTERN States 
Anthropology. 63-14 

NORTHEASTERN Wood Utilization Council. 
64-911 

NORTHERN Baptist Convention (later American 
Baptist Convention) 64-1161 

NORTHERN Central Michigan Railroad. 
65-272 

NORTHERN Indiana papers (Manuscript collec- 
tion) 65-1999 

NORTHERN Ireland see Ireland, Northern 

NORTHERN Michigan Agricultural and Mechan- 
ical Society. 64-1487 

NORTHERN Michigan survey party. 65-237 

NORTHERN Michigan University, Marquette, 
Mich. 64-147B, 65-446 



NORTHERN Neck, Va. 

Genealogy. 65-1022 

Proprietary papers. 65-983 
NORTHERN Pacific Railroad. 64-1590, 65-796 

Land. 65-778 
NORTHERN Peninsula, Mich, see Upper 

Peninsula, Mich. 



501 



NO Sste SymPaU,iZerS 22 So***™ 
NORTHFTELD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

N0 65™° P ' Henry HOmi0 ' 18 "-1905. 

NORTHRUP, Cyrus. 65-1918 
NORTHRUP, George T., collector. 64-143 
NORTHRUP, John K. 64-1557 
NORTHUMBERLAND Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 

NORTHUMBERLAND, Eng. 

Coal mines and mining. 64-43 
Resident of. 64-26 
NORTHUMBERLAND (Ship) 65-1522 
NORTHUP, Clark S. 64-882 
NORTHVILLE, Mich. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Presbyterian. 65-239 
Wool industry and trade. 65-402 
NORTH£LLE Woolen MUls, NorthviUe, Mich. 

NORTHWEST coast 
Anthropology. 63-14 

N °M T -?6? ST torticulto ^t (Periodical) 
^es™ 57 Instltute of Race Relatl °<*- 

NORTHWEST, Old 

Churches and religious affairs 

Friends. 63-86 
Immigration and emigration. 63-127 
NORTHWEST Pacific see Pacific Northwest 

NOR S ST a 5 PU ^ CP ° WerAs80ciati0 ' 1 - 



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NORTHWESTERN University, Evanston, 111. 
Medical School, Chicago 

Lectures. 65-1540 
Presidents. 65-519 
NORTON, Andrews, 1786-1853. 65-1259 



NORTHWEST Territory. 63-227,63-263 
Office of the Surveyor General. 63-202 
War of 1812. 65-17 

™™ T VmitieS C °«°"™ Committee. 
N0 65™ CTERN B0Undary Sur ™y- •««, 

NORTHWESTERN Lumber Company Eau 
Claire, Wis. 64-1621 

NORTHWESTERN States. 64-1269 
Anthropology. 64-167 



NORTON, Grace Fallow, 1876- 64-150 
NORTON, William J. 65-1324 
NORTON Company. 64-240 
NORTON family. 64-594. 64-1249 
NORTON Sound, Alaska. 64-1268 
NORVELL, John, 1789-1850. 65-388, 65-457 
NORWALK, Conn. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1562 
Papers from. 63-223 
NORWAY 

Cooperatives. 65-73 
History (Notes, etc. ) 65-674 
Personal papers. 63-240 
Trade 

World War L 64-690 
Treaties. 64-1577 

NORWEGIAN Synod of the American EvangeUcal 
Lutheran Church. 63-18,63-26 geUCal 

NORWEGIANS in Minnesota. 63-240 
NORWEGIANS in the United States. 65-1923 
NORWICH, Conn. 

Fa 64il3M d PerSOnal PaPerS- M " 630 ' 

Genealogy. 65-1995 

History. 65-1995 
Revolutionary period. 64-198 
NORWOOD, Gus. 64-1272, 65^1044, 65-1054 
NORWOOD, James Hogg, 1804-1852. 64-1029 
N °64^9' R ° bina (H0gK) 17 T2?-1860. 



NOTASULGA, Ala. 

Letters from. 65-1531 
NOTESTEIN, Wallace. 65-1980 
NOTT, James E. 64-502 
""•ZlsSo** C1Sr ^ 1804 - 18 "- 64-502, 

Finch, Daniel, 2d earl of Nottingham " 

NOTTOWAY Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

NOURSE, James. 65-25 

NOVA Scotia 

Acadians. 63-381 
Confederate refugees. 64-678 
French and Indian War. 63 -38 1 
Housing. 64-712 
Letters from. 64-1546 
Travel and description. 65-1815 

N T 8 5.^ E i« bition ' PhUadelphia »^. 

NOV! Mich. 

Family and personal papers. . 64-1446 

NOWACK, Albert. 65-1941 

NOWELL, Charles Edward, 1904- 64-1403 

NOWLIN, Samuel. 65-1001 

NOXUBEE Co., Miss. 
Land. 64-533 

NOY, Thomas. 65-1355 

NOYES, Alfred, 1880-1958. 64-150, 65-1205 

NOYES, Alonzo B. 64-595 

NOYES, Clara. 64-1478 

NOYES, Crosby. 65-909 

NOYES, Horace A., 1810-1877. 65-253 
NOYES, Mary. 64-1478 
NOYES, Richard M. 64-30 



NOR M°[o53 WUUam ' Re ™ iutit »^y soldier. 

NORWOOD, William, 17677-1842. 63-117 
64-1029 ' 

NORWOOD family. 63-117, 64-1029 

NORWOOD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
NOTARIES 

Utah. 65-1127 

502 



NOYES, Theodore William, 1858-1946 
65-434 

N 6?- S 192 W miamAlbert ' 1857 -"«- 65-1311, 

NUCHOLLS family 
Genealogy. 64-1177 

NUCHUK, Alaska 

Fur trade. 65-1711 

NUCLEAR physics. 64-87, 64-1323 

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NUCLEAR Studies, Oak Ridge Institute of. 
65-149 

NUCLEUS see Cells 

NUESTRA SeBbra de Guadalupe Mine. 63-16 

NULLIFICATION. 63-352, 64-275, 64-1144 

South Carolina. 63-279 
NUMISMATICS. 64-1250, 64-1293 
NUMSKULL stories. 64-60 
NUNEZ Gaona see Neah Bay, Wash. 
NUNN, SamueL 64-760 
NUNN, Thomas, d. ca. 1875. 64-760 

NUREMBERG, Ger. 

War crime trials. 65-598 

NURSERIES (Horticulture) 

see also Arboriculture; Horticulture 

Inspectors. 65-1919 
NURSERY schools see Day nurseries 
NURSES and nursing. 64-716, 65-945 

Civil War. 63-356 

Education. 64-1167, 65-1310 

Societies. 65-1378 

Spanish American War, 1898. 65-945 
By place 

Kentucky. 64-1466 

Michigan. 65-1391 

New York City. 63-233 
NURSING homes 

Missouri. 63-23 

NUSBAUM, Nathan Richard see Nash, N. 
Richard, 1913- 64-1618 

NUSHAGEK, Alaska. 64-1221 

NUTCHEK, Alaska. 64-1221 

NUTS (Machinery) see Bolts and nuts 

NUTT, Jane see Gilder, Jane (Nutt) 

NUTT, LeRoy Moncure, 1828-1882. 64-596 

NUTTALL, Thomas, 1786-1859. 65-654 

NUTTER, Charles Sumner, 1842-1928. 
65-697 

NYE, Bill see Nye, Edgar Wilson, 1850-1896 

NYE, Edgar Wilson, 1850-1896. 64-783, 
64-1179 

NYE, Gerald Prentice, 1892- 65-487 

o 

O. P. A. see U. S. —Office of Price Adminis- 
tration 

O.S.E. 64-1318 



O.S.S. 64-1403, 65-900 

OAK Grove Plantation, Ala. 64-496 

OAK Hill, Baltimore, Md. 

Building construction accounts. 65-176 

OAK Park Congregational Church, Minneapolis, 
Minn. 64-1520 

OAK Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies. 
65-149 

OAK Ridge, Tenn. 

Scientists. 64-29, 64-126 

OAKES SMITH, Elizabeth see Smith, Elizabeth 
Oakes (Prince) 1806-1893 



OAKLAND Co. , Mich. 65-522 

County records. 65-416 

OAKLAND Female Institute, Norrlstown, Pa. 
64-380 

OAKLAND Paper Company. 64-913 

OAKLAND, Va. 

Resident of. 64-800 

OAKS. 65-1937 

OAKSMITH, Appleton, 1825 (ca.)-1887. 
64-597 

OATES, William R. 65-395 
OATH of allegiance. 64-339 

see also Civil War — Loyalty oaths 
Virginia (1779) 64-1184 
OBEAR, Bryan, collector. 64-342 
OBERUN College, Oberlln, Ohio 

Students. 65-241 
OBERMANN, Frederick H. 65-1507 
O'BRIAN, Thomas J. 64-1500 
O'BRIEN, Edward J., 1890-1941. 65-871 
O'BRIEN, Richard, 1758-1824. 63-333 
O'BRIEN, Thomas James, 1842-1933. 65-459 
OBSERVATORIES. 65-627 

California. 64-779 

Jamaica. 65-1265 

Massachusetts. 65-1227, 65-1228 

Michigan. 64-1517, 65-383, 65-627 

Russia. 64-1556 

Washington, D. C. 63-378 

OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. (Newspaper) 
63-120, 64-1022 

OBSTETRICS. 64-1199. 65-479, 65-1540 

O'CALLAGHAN, Thomas, b. 1825. 65-661 

OCCOM, Samson, 1723-1792. 64-199 

OCCONEECHTE Neck, N. C. 

Plantations. 64-401 



OCCULT sciences see Hermetic art and 
philosophy; Witchcraft 

OCCUPATIONS of women see Women- 
Employment; Women— Occupations 

OCEAN Bride (Ship) 64-1389 

OCEAN cables see Cables— Submarine 

OCEAN Grove, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1629 

OCEAN travel see Voyages 

OCEAN View Hotel Company. 64-749 
OCEANA (Ship) 64-1395 
OCEANIA. 65-1784, 65-1814 

see also South Pacific 

Anthropology. 63-14 

French colonial and commercial 
undertakings. 64-261 

Missions, Foreign. 65-1162 

Natives. 65-1815 

Volcanoes. 65-1784 

OCEANIC, N. J. 

Death records. 65-1558 

Mops and mopsticks. 65-1558 

OCEANICA see Oceania 

OCEANOGRAPHY. 63-378, 64-1552 

OCHS, Adolph Simon, 1858-1935. 65-47, 
65-1733 

O'CONNELL, Daniel. 64-131 

O'CONNELL, Joseph James, 1905- 65-130 

O'CONNOR, Eliza. 63-228 

O'CONNOR, Harry Edward Clarke. 64-144 

O'CONNOR, Harvey, 1897- 65-1031 

O'CONNOR, James Francis Thaddeus/ 1884- 
1949. 65-789 , 65-1664 

O'CONNOR (John) case. 65-1407 

O'CONNOR, John Michael, 17907-1826. 
63-228 

O'CONNOR, Robert Thomas, 1909- 64-1174 

OCONOCHEE Township, N. C. 

School District 23. 65-709 

O'CONOR, Charles, 1804-1884. 64-57, 
65-702 

OCTAGON House, Washington, D. C. 64-1248 

OCTOBER rhapsody, by Luden Price. 
65-1208 

ODD Fellows, Independent Order of 

Battle Creek, Mich. 

Queen City Lodge. 65-1356 

Plattsmouth, Neb. 

Platte Lodge No. 7. 65-1481 



503 



ODD Fellows, Independent Order of (Continued) 
Richford, N. Y. 64-915 
Wilver City, Idaho 

Owyhee Lodge, No. 2. 65-1164 
Virginia City, Nev. 

Nevada Lodge, No. 7. 65-1787 
Silver State Encampment No. 7 
65-1787 

ODISHAW, Hugh. 64-782 

O'DONALD, Frank. 65-779 

O'DONNELL, James, 1840-1915. 65-565 

ODRIOZOLA, Manuel de. 63-74 

ODUM, Dempsey. 65-159 

ODUM, Howard Washington, 1844-1954 
64-446 

O'FALLON, Benjamin, 1793-1842 64-314 
65-'1811 ' 



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O'FALLON, James, 1749-1794? 64-314 

O'FALLON, John, 1791-1865. 64-314 
64-343 ' 

O'FARRELL, Patrick. 64-771 

OFFICE equipment and supplies. 64-907 
OFFICE of 



Federal agencies are entered under 
United States, e. g. U. S. -Office of Naval 
Research 

OFFICE of Inquiry into the Social Aspects of 
Atomic Energy, University of Chicago 
64-32 

,OFFLEY family , 

Genealogy. 65-1550 

O'FLAHERTY, Hal, 1890- 65-704 

■ # OGBURN, Charlton. 65-27 

OGBURN, William Fielding, 1886-1959 
64-145 

a 

OGDEN, Gladys. 65-948 

— OGDEN, Henry D. 65-890 

OqpEN, J. E. 64-873 

OGDEN, John, 1609-1682 

Descendants of. 65-890 

OGDEN, Peter Skene, 1794-1854. 64-1256. 
65-1056 ' 



OGDEN, Robert Morris, 1877-1959 
64-912 

* OGDENf'Thomas 

Estate of. 65-1594 
OGDEN family . " . 

Genealogy. 65-890 
OGDEN Movement. 64-993 
OGDEN Tract. 64-873 
OGDEN, Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 



64-830, 



OGEMAW Co. , Mich. 

Personal papers. 65-582 

OGG, Frederick Austin, 1878-1951. 65-1308 

OGLE, Sir Chaloner. 63-221 

OGLESBY, Emma (Gillett) 64-245 

OGLESBY, John G. 64-247 

OGLESBY, Richard B. 65-162 

OGLESBY, Richard James, 1824-1899 
64-245, 65-162, 65-1775 

OG 1896- t 194 met Aga " — A 6a-Oglu, Mehmet, 



OGOOUE language 

Vocabulary. 65-1815 

O'GORMAN Mahon see Mahon, James Patrick, 
called The O'Gorman Mahon, 1800 ?-1891 

O'HARA, John, 1905- 65-1664, 65-1838 

O'HARE, Anne see McCormick, Anne (O'Hare) 
1882-1954 

O'HEAR, Joseph F. 64-482 

O'HEAR, Louisa see Dickson. Louisa (O'Hear) 

OHEB Shalom Congregation, Baltimore, Md. 
65-1737 

OHIO 

Abolition riots. 63 -2 56 

Agricultural societies. 63-=260 

Amusements. 64-844 

Art and artists. 65-18, 65-1796 

Athletic societies. 63-157 

Banks and banking. 63-158 

Baseball clubs. 63-163 

Booksellers and bookselling. 63-259 

Boundaries 

Michigan. 64-1472, 65-388 
Bridges. 63-160, 63-204, 65-1748 
Canals. 63-204, 63-256, 64-1549, 65-17 
Charitable work. 63-170 
Cholera epidemics 

1832. 63-187 

1849. 63-167, 64-1146 
Church property. 63-181 
Churches and religious affairs 

Congregational, 63-164, 64-952 

Episcopal. 63-178 

Methodist 63-176, 63-202, 64-175, 
64-974 

Mormons. 65-1162 

Presbyterian. 63-179, 63-181, 63-263, 
65-432 

Unitarian. 65-1219 



Civil engineering. 63-160, 64-1549 
Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions 
63-175 

Letters. 64-218, 65-1597 

Prisons and prisoners. 63-136,64-57 
64-576, 64-659, 64-1226, 65-1016 

Regiments see Ohio— Infantry 

Soldiers from. 63-179, 63-183, 64-348 

Colleges and universities. 63-177, 63-180 
63-183, 63-184, 63-255, 65-224, 65-318* 

see also Ohio— Medical colleges; 
Ohio— State University (Columbus); 
Ohio University, Athens 

Conservation. 63-257 

Cooperative communities. 64-97 

Courts. 65-17 

Supreme Court 64-119 
Dept of Natural Resources. 63-257 
Economic life. 63-256 
Education 

Legislation. 65-1918 
Exhibitions and fairs. 63-203, 64-16 
Family papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 65-875 

19th century. 63-178, 63-180, 63-258 
64-348, 64-1395, 64-1214, 64-1540 
65-595 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-173, 63-193 
65-1688, 65-1818 ' 

Farm accounts. 65-664 
Farms and farming. 65-1818 
Finance. 63-123 
Granges jee Ohio State Grange 

History. 63-171, 63-172, 63-176, 65-1775 
LocaL 63-168, 63-172, 63-184, 63-195 
Infantry 

13th Regt., 1861-1865. 63-177 
16th Regt., 1861-1864. 64-653 
75th Regt, 1861-1865. 63-169 
83d Regt., 1862-1865 

Company D. 63-224 
92dRegt, 1862-1865. 64-770 
103d Regt. , 1862-1865 
Company L 64-666 
115th Regt. , 1862-1865. 63-179 
128th Regt. , 1861-1865. 64-786 
Insurance 

Life. 63-188 
Jewelry trade. 63-259 



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OHIO (Continued) 
Jews. 65-1724 
Judges. 64-119 

Labor 

Strikes. 63-256 

Land. 64-1286 

Public. 65-977 

Speculation. 64-1511, 65-977 

Transactions. 63-191 

Law practice. 63-167, 64-119, 65-905 

Lecture courses. 63-256 

Literary societies. 63-173 

Local history see Ohio— History— Local 

Medical colleges. 63-256 

Medical practice. 63-262 

Merchants. 63-123, 63-161 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
63-168, 63-178, 64-1556 

Military service in. 63-355 
Municipal government. 63-175 
Natural resources. 63-257 
Newspapers. 65-914 

Personal papers 

19th century. 63-187, 64-106, 64-673 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-609, 
65-1956 

Pioneer life. 65-1050 

Politics. 63-123, 63-171, 63-256, 63-261, 
64-769 
Election campaigns, 1864-65. 63-186 

Organizations and parties. 65-1219 

Republican Party. 63-186, 63-259, 
63-260 

Whig Party. 65-905 
Papers of persons active in 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-17 

19th century. 63-190, 63-254, 
63-340, 63-399, 64-57, 
65-905, 65-930 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-255, 
63-260, 64-786 

Population elements 

Germans. 63-157, 63-171, 64-952 

Prisons. 64-119 

Rabbinical seminaries. 65-1744 

Radio stations. 64-1636 

Railroads. 63-188, 63-193, 63-205, 
63-256, 65-249, 65-409 

Real estate business. 65-1450 

Revolution 

Bounty lands in. 65-977 



School lands. 63-184 

Scientific societies. 63-200 

Social life. 63-168, 63-171, 63-174, 
63-256 

State University (Columbus) 65-648 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1719 

Stationery trade. 63-259 

Students. 65-241 

Superintendent of Public Instruction (Draper) 
65-1918 

Surveys and surveying. 65-977 

Tailors. 65-1818 

Teachers and teaching. 63-183, 65-557 

Telephone companies. 64-942 

Theater. 64-1330 

Theological seminaries. 63-179, 63-181, 
63-205 

Trade. 63-162 

Travel and description. 63-136, 63-262, 
64-1173 

Virginia Military District. 65-977 

Vital records. 63-191 

Waterworks. 63-160 

Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 

OHIO and Mississippi Railroad Company. 
64-300 

OHIO Company of Associates. 65-1050 

OHIO Conservation of Natural Resources 
Committee. 63-257 

OHIO Co. , W. Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
OHIO Landowners' League. 63-260 
OHIO Phalanx. 64-97 
OHIO River Valley. 64-81 
Bridges. 65-1748 
Travel and description. 65-23 
OHIO State Grange. 63-260 
OHIO University, Athens, Ohio 
Students. 63-263 

OHIOWA, Neb. 

Banks and banking. 65-1462 
OHLDJGER, Gustavus, 1877- 65-357 
OIL see Petroleum industry and trade 

OILS 

Trade 

Spain. 64-259 

OILS, Fish. 65-889 
OJAI Valley, Calif. 
History. 65-952 



O'KEEFE, John. 65-685 

OKKELBERG, Peter Olaus, 1880- 65-460 

OKLAHOMA 

see also Indian Territory; Oklahoma 
Territory 

Banks and banking. 63-270 

Business papers. 63-271 

Coal mines and mining. 63-267, 63-269 

General stores. 63-265 

Indians 

Legal affairs. 64-1036 
Land 

Legal documents. 63-271 

Settlement. 65-1803 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
64-892 

Claims. 63-266 

Petroleum industry and trade. 64-1036 

Public schools. 64-1201 

Scientific societies. 65-149 

OKLAHOMA City, Okla. 

Resident of. 63-266 

OKLAHOMA Mortgage and Trust Company, 
Guthrie, Okla. 64-892 

OKLAHOMA Territory 

see also Indian Territory 

Claim jumping. 63-266 

OLAF V, King of Norway, 1903- 63-240 

OLANDER, Milton. 65-1941 

OLA VIDE y Michelena, Enrique de. 65*1165 

OLBRECHTS, Frans M. , 1899- 63-8 

OLD age assistance. 65-47 

OLD age clubs ' 

Michigan. 65-1385 
OLD age homes 

South Carolina. 63-278 

OLD age pensions * 

Minnesota. 63-236 

OLD Colony Trust Company, Boston, Mass. 
65-1916 

OLD English. 65-1028 
OLD Hickory Powder Plant. 65-887 
OLD Ironsides see Constitution (Frigate) 
The OLD order (Play) 65-1310 

OLD Point Comfort, Va. 
Conferences. 64-1161 



505 



OLD Rappahannock Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 
OLD Town, Me. 65-1970 
OLD Town Point, Va. 64-554 
OLDDEN, James. 65-1591 
OLDEN, Charles S. 65-1694 

OLDFATHER, William Abbott, 1880-1945 
65-1929 

OLDHAM Co. , Tex 

Cattle raising and trade. 65-808 

OLDROYD, Osborn HamiUne, 1842-1930 
64-146 

OLDS, Leland. 64-1272, 65-29, 65-73 
OLDS, Robert Edwin, 1875-1932. 64-1577 
OLDS family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
OLDWICK, N. J. (formerly New Germantown) 

Medical practice. 65-1646 
OLEANRail Road Company. 64-815 
O'LEARY, Paul M. 64-830 
OLIN, William Milo, 1845-1911. 65-1319 
OLIVER, Benjamin. 65-1006 
OLIVER, Henry William, 1840-1904. 65-1754 
OLIVER, Isaac. 65-1006 
OLIVER, James. 65-1006 
OLIVER, Margaret Hutchinson. 64-1217 
OLIVER, Thomas J. 65-1489 
OLIVER, William Hollister, 1829-1908. 

OLIVER Coke and Furnace Company. 65-1754 

OLIVER Cromwell (Ship) 65-1837 

OLIVER family. 65-1006 

OLIVER Iron and Steel Company, Pittsburgh, 
Pa. 65-1754 

OLIVER Tractor Company, Battle Creek 
Mich. 65-461 ' 

° L ^ E «, BaptlSt Cburch - Minneapolis, Minn. 
53-251 

OI « E 135 C l OUege ' Olivet, Mich. 64-1513, 

OLMSTEAD, Charles Hart, 1837-1926 
64-598 

OLMSTEAD, Frederick Law, 1870-1957. 
65-434 

OLNEY, Edward, 1827-1887. 64-1413 
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OLNEY, Warren. 64-1500 

° L !? N ,' Culbert Levy, 1876- 64-19, 65-1035 
65-2010, 65-2011 ' 

OLSON, Elder J. 64-150 

OLSON, Floyd B]6rnstjerne, 1891-1936 
64-1594, 65-674 

OLSON, Harry, 1867-1935. 64-184 

OLSON, James C. 64-1528 
OLYMPIA, Wash. 

Newspapers. 64-1266 
OLYMPIC Club, San Francisco, Calif. 65-844 
OLYMPIC games. 64-832 
OLYMPIC National Park. 64-693 



OLNEY, Richard, 1835-1917. 64-764 
64-1300, 65-905 ' 



OLYMPIC National Park Associates, inc. 
64-1261 

OLYMPIC Peninsula, Wash. 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-1267 
OMAHA Indians. 65-1501 

Government relations. 65-1471 
OMAHA, Neb. 

Farmer/Labor Conference, 1963. 65-1426 

George Custer Post No. 7, Grand Army of 
the Republic. 65-1465 

History. 65-1465 
Law practice. 65-1500 
Letters from. 64-1490 
Monuments 

Manufacture. 65-1465 
Personal papers. 65-1477 
Pioneer life. 65-1811 
Travel and description. 64-172 
OMAHA Woman's Pres6 Club. 65-1497 
OMAN 

Archeological expeditions. 65-36 
OMAR Khayyam, fl. 11th century 

Rubaiyat. 65-883 
ONDERDONK, Benjamin TredweU, Bp. , 1791- 

O^ERDONK, Henrv &<**<*. Bp. , 1789-1858. 

O'NEAL, Edward Asbury, 1875-1958 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 

O'NEAL family 

Genealogy. 65-877 
ONEIDA Castle, N. Y. 

Resident of. 65-468 
ONEIDA Co. , N. Y. 

Militia. 64-868 

O'NEILL (Bernard) & Company, Charleston 
S. C. 63-300 



O'NEILL, Eugene Gladstone, 1888-1953 
64-491 

Emperor Jones. 63-289 
O'NEILL, Feidhlim. 64-807 
O'NEILL, Harold Edgar, 1888-1942. 65-1686 
O'NEILL, James Milton, 1881- 65-322 
O'NEILL, John. 65-685 
ONEONTA (Ship) 64-709 
ONONDAGA Indians. 64-167 
ONSLOW Co. , N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-681 

ONTARIO, Can. 

Family papers. 63-250 
Fur trade. 65-1163 
Mines and mining 64-892 

ONTARIO Co. , N. Y. 

Business records. 64-928 
Fruitgrowing. 64-930 
Maps. 64-873 

OPDYCKE, Leonard E. 64-1339 
OPEUKA, Ala. 

Students. 65-1530 
OPEN and closed shop see Closed shop 
OPEN cargo policy. 64-307 
OPERA. 64-733, 64-1625 

Scores. 65-21 

Societies. 64-1334 

Texts. 64-655 

Minnesota. 63-243 
OPERA houses see Theater 

OPERATION Barnstorming Tour 1930 
64-1252 

OPERETTAS see Musical theater 

OPHIR Hill Consolidated Mining Company. 

OPHIR Mine. 65-1173 

OPHTHALMOLOGY. 65-1538 
see also Eye 

OPHULS, William, 1871-1933. 64-1167 

OPIATES see Narcotics 

OPPENHEIM (J. M.), London, Eng. 64-172 

OPPENHEIMER, J. Robert, 1904- 64-30 

OPPENHEMER, P. B. 65-1798 

OPTICS, Electron. 64-1561 

ORACLE, Ariz. 

Ranches. 65-1756 



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ORAHOOD, Harper M., 18407-1914. 
65-1189 

ORAIBI, Ariz. 

High school. 65-1134 

ORANGE Co. , Fla. 

Resident of. 64-530 
ORANGE Co. , N. Y. 

Civil Wax 

Surgeon from. 65-746 

Farm accounts. 64-848 

ORANGE Co. , N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 63-128, 
64-445, 64-538, 64-1029 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-732 

Loyalty oaths (Civil War) 64-1087 
Peace societies. 63-150 

ORANGE Co. , Vt. 

Law practice. 65-955 

ORANGE Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family and personal papers. 64-453 

ORANGE Guards, North Carolina Infantry. 
64-1016 

ORANGE, N. J. 
Education 

Poor children. 65-1636 
Family and personal papers. 65-1635, 

65-1636 
First Presbyterian Church. 65-1636 

Public schools. 65-1636 

ORANGE Peace Society, Orange Co. , N. C. 
63-150 

ORANGEBURG Co. , S. C. 

Plantations. 63-313 
ORANGES, etc see Citrus fruit Industry 
ORATORY see Public speaking 
ORCHARD, David. 64-1554 
ORCHARD, Frank L. 64-1157 

ORCHARD, George Herbert, b. 1796. 
64-1554 

ORCHARDS see Fruit— Growing 

ORCHESTRAS 

Pacific States. 64-692 

ORCUTT, Hortense M. 64-537 

ORD, Edward Otho Cresap, 1818-1883. 
65-162, 65-868 

ORDER of Adelphi. 64-97 



ORDER of the Eastern Star 
Michigan 

Washtenaw County Association. 65-1356 
ORDINARY of arms see Heraldry 

ORDNANCE. 64-428 

see also Civil War— Ordnance; Confederate 
States of America— Army— Ordnance; 
U. S. — Bureau of Ordnance 

Naval. 64-1168, 65-44 
World War I. 65-28 

ORDWAY, Samuel Hanson, 1900- 64-819 

ORE dressing 

Arizona. 64-9 

Colorado. 64-944 

ORE separators. 65-1987 

OREAR, Jeremiah. 64-1189 

OREGON. 64-873, 65-1772 . 65-1789 

Agricultural colleges see Oregon-State 
University, Corvallis 

Botany. 65-1779 

Business papers. 65-1772 

Canals. 64-248, 65-1039 

Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-19 
Churches and religious affairs 

Congregational. 65-1799 

Coal mines and mining. 65-1513 

Colleges and universities see Oregon- 
State University, Corvallis; Oregon- 
University (Eugene) 

Conservation. 64-693 

Construction industry. 64-709 

Consular service (Gt. Brit.) 63-216 

Cooperatives. 64-698 
Education 

Laws and legislation. 63-19 
Family papers. 64-685, 64-1255, 65-1119 

Farms and farming. 64-246 

Fire companies and departments. 64-710 

Government. 65-1137 

Hardware trade. 65-1129 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-1772 

Immigration 

see also Oregon— Settlement of 

From Iowa. 64-1276 
From the East. 65-1789 
Indian affairs. 64-707 



Indian wars. 65-1137 

see also Modoc War, 1872-1873 

Indians. 65-1772 

Internal improvements. 65-1045 

Land. 64-693 

Law practice. 65-1136 

Liquor industry and trade. 64-704 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-1051 

Massacres. 65-1789 

Merchants. 64-701, 64-708 

Military posts. 64-706 

Military service in. 63-272, 63-355 

Militia. 64-706, 65-1119 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
64-704 

Engineering. 65-1798 
Missions. 64-966, 65-1772, 65-1789 

Mounted Volunteers 
1st Regt. 64-708 

Company H. 64-706 
Music schools. 64-692 
Newspapers. 64-1266 
Pioneer life. 65-1772, 65-1789 
Politics. 65-1137 

Organizations and parties. 64-703 

Democratic Party. 64-707 
Papers of persons active in 

19th century. 64-707, 65-1136 
20th century. 64-687 
Primary elections. 64-703 

Public utilities. 64-1269 

Railroads. 65-1045 

Rural electrification. 64-698 

Settlement of . 64-904, 65-1045, 65-1046, 
65-1789 

Sheriffs. 64-706 

Shipbuilding. 64-709 

State University, Corvallis. 64-685 

Steamboats. 64-702, 64-709 

Surveys and surveying. 64-711 

Travel and description. 65-i815 

University (Eugene) 

Faculty members' papers. 64-694 
Summer school in Alaska. 64-686 

Voting records. 64-707 



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OREGON Agricultural College, Corvallis see 
Oregon— State University, Corvallis 

OREGON City, Or. 

Newspapers. 64-1266 

OREGON Girls' Drill Company. 64-703 

OREGON Improvement Company. 65-1045 
65-1046 

OREGON Institute, Salem, Or. see Willamette 
University, Salem, Or. 

OREGON Rangers. 64-706, 64-708 

ORE GON Road. 64-2 63 

OREGON Rural Electric Cooperative Associa- 
tion. 64-698 



OREGON (Ship) 64-532 

OREGON spectator, Oregon City, Or. (News- 
paper) 64-1266, 65-1119 

OREGON Territory 

Surveyor general. 64-711 
OREGON Trail Highway. 65-1431 
O'REILLY, John Boyle, 1844-1890. 65-908 

ORFORD, Robert Walpole, earl of see Walpole, 
■ Robert, earl of Orford, 1676-1745 

ORFORD Copper and Sulphur Company 

54-237 

ORGANIC chemistry. 65-1540, 65-1928 

ORGANISTS. 64-1481 

ORGANIZATION of American Historians 
(formerly Mississippi Valley Historical 
Association) 65-166, 65-1492 

ORGANIZATIONS k see_ Clubs; Societies; type 
of organization, e. g. Alumni associations; 
and subjects with which the society is 
concerned, e. g. Charitable work 

ORIENT see Far East 

ORIENTAL Education Commission. 64-46 
64-51 

ORIENTAL Exclusion League, California. 
65-2010 

ORIENTAL history. 65-67 

ORIENTAL languages and literature. 65-1289 

see also Semitic languages 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1275, 65-1295 
ORIENTAL Missionary Society 

Tokyo, Japan. ' 64-431 

ORIENTAL Society, American. 65-1218 

ORIGINAL Club, Bismarck, N. .D. 65-791 

ORLEANS, Louis Philippe Albert d', comte de 
Paris see Paris, Louis Philippe Albert d" 
Orleans, comte de, 1838-1894 

ORLEANS, Philippe H, due d', 1674-1723. 
64-122 



ORLEANS, Neb. 

Cemetery records. 65-1448 

ORLEANS Territory. 65-699 
see also Louisiana 

ORMANDY, Eugene, 1899- 64-1481 
ORMSBY, Oliver. 65-652 
ORMSBY, Stephen, 1759-1844. 65-25 
ORNE, Timothy. 65-1318 
ORNE family. 65-1318 
ORNITHOLOGY see Birds 
OROVTLLE, Calif. 

Gold mines and mining. 65-1525 
ORPHAN Society of Philadephia. 65-1544 

ORPHANS and orphan asylums 

see also Child welfare 

Georgia. 63-409 

Missouri. 63-23 

Pennsylvania. 65-1544 

South Carolina. 63-278 

ORR, Benjamin. 65-2001 

ORR, Charlotte (Pettis) 65-923 

ORR, Hiram Winnett, 1877- 65-1365 

ORR, James Lawrence, 1822-1873. 63-66 

ORR, William, 1860-1939. 65-923 

ORR family. 64-564 

ORTEGA, Jesus Gonzalez see Gonzalez 
Ortega, Jesus, 1822-1881 

ORTHODOX Eastern Russian Church in North 
America see Russian Orthodox Greek 
Catholic Church of North America 

ORTHODOX Judaism. 65-1734 

ORTIZ de Rosas, Juan Manuel Jose Domingo 
see Rosas, Juan Manuel Jose Domingo 
Ortiz de, 1793-1877 

ORTON, Edward Francis Baxter, 1829-1899 
64-100 

ORVTS, JosiahS. 65-1355 

OSAGE Indians. 65-1177 

OSBORN, Chase Salmon, 1860-1949. 65-462 
65-463 

As correspondent. 64-1433, 64-1448, 
64-1455, 64-1469, 64-1474, 64-1491, 
64-1496, 64-1499, 64-1505, 64-1515, 
65-209, 65^226, 65-299, 65-301,65-332. 
85-338, 65-349, 65-395, 65-397, 65-445, 
65-481, 65-513, 65-531, 65-532, 65-537, 
65-547, 65-552, 65-602, 65-631, 65-636, 
65-644, 65-648, 65-665, 65-666 

Correspondence with his chauffeur. 65-210 



Recollections of. 65-579 
Secretary to. 65-598 

OSBORN, George Augustus, 1884- 65-340 

OSBORN (Marcus B.) and Company, Rock 
Island, 111. 64-245 

OSBORN, Mary. 64-923 
OSBORN, Stella Brunt, 1894- 65-463 
OSBORN, William Hamilton. 65-1634 
OSBORNE, A. J. 64-599 
OSBORNE family. 64-591 

OSBURN (Charles M.) and Curtis, firm 
64-245 

OSBURN, Neb. 

St. John's Lutheran Church. 63-21 
OSCEOLA Co. , Mich. 

Personal papers. 65-1352 

OSCURO Mountains (New Mexico) 
Geology. 65-1771 

OSGOOD, Mrs. Edward see Osgood, Florence 
Mary (Farnham) 

OSGOOD, Florence Mary (Farnham) 65-955 

OSGOOD, Frances Sargent (Locke) 1811-1850 
- 64-803 

OSGOOD, Herbert Levi, 1855-1918. 64-1169 
65-1207 

OSGOOD (J. R.) and Company, Boston, Mass 
63-401 

OSGOOD, James Ripley, 1836-1892. 63-401 
65-1649 

OSGOOD, Samuel, 1748-1813. 64-1567 
OSGOODE, J. A. 65-884 
OSHKOSH, Wis. 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-1623 

OSKALOOSA, Iowa 

Penn College. 64-962 

OSLER, William, 1849-1919. 63-250 
OSMENA, Sergio. 65-311 

O'SMITH, Richard John Smith, known as 
1786-1855. 64-147 

OSSIANHall, Fairfax Co., Va. 64-997 

OSTRANDER, George N. 64-908 

OSTRANDER, Jared F., d. 1874. 65-1043 

OSTRANDER, Rowena see_McMicken, Rowens 
(Ostrander) 

OSTRANDER, Russell Cowles, 1851-1919 
64-1500 



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OSTRANDER family. 65-1043 
O'SULUV AN, Eugene D. 65-168 

O'SULLJVAN, James Edward, 1876-1949. 
64-1269 

O'SULLIVAN, John Louis, 1813-1895. 
65-2020 

OSWEGO Canal. 64-941 
OSWEGO Co. , N. Y. 64-919 
OSWEGO, N. Y. 64-943 
OTERMIN, Antonio de. 65-1165 
OTEY, A. G. 64-600 
OTEY, Eliza D. (Pannill) 64-600 

OTEY, James Hervey, Bp. , 1800-1863. 

63-378, 64-540, $4-580, 64-600 , 64-1121, 
65-878 

OTIS, Harrison Gray, 1837-1917. 64-738 

OTIS, John. 65-1200 

OTIS, Joseph. 65-1200 

OTIS, Marshall Voigt, 1919- 64-1174 

OTIS, Mary Allyne see Gay, Mary Allyne 
(Otis) 

OTIS, William. 65-1200 

OTIS family. 65-1200 

OTOE Co. , Neb. 

Records. 65-1498 

OTOE Indians. 65-1499 
OTSEGO Co. , N. Y. 

Family papers' 64-901, 64-935 
OTSEGO, Mich. 

Letters received in. 65-293 

OTTAWA Co. , Mich. 

Business papers. 65-225 
OTTAWA, HI. 

Real estate business. 65-684 
OTTAWA Indians 

Government relations. 65-1179 

OTTAWA River 

Floods. 63-235 
OTTER, JohnD. 65-23 
OTTER, Mellie (Carte*) 65-23 
OTTER (Steamer) 64-702 
OTTINGER, Douglass, b. 1804. 65-1691 
OTTIS, Thomas. 65-1449 

OTTO, H. M. 63-18 
OTTOMAN Empire see Turkey 

OUR hundred days in Europe, by Oliver 
Wendell Holmes. 65-908 



OURCQ, Battle of, 1918. 64-588 

OURSLER, R. A. 64-1179 

OURSLER, William R. 64-1179 

OURSLER family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 

OUSELEY family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 

OUTCALT, Runyon R. 
Estate of. 65-1642 

OUTDOOR Recreation, National Conference on. 
64-21 

OUTLAW, David, 1806-1868. 64-601 

OUTLAW family 

Genealogy. 64-601 

OUTLAWRY of war. 64-124 

The OUTLOOK Company. 64-913 -" 

OUTLOOK (Periodical) 63-372 

OUTWATER, Lucia. 64-948 

OUTWATER, Mary see White,Mary (Outwater) 
1836-1887 

OUTWATER family 
Genealogy. 65-1357 

OVER the teacups, by Oliver Wendell Holmes. 
65-908 

OVERLAND journeys to the Pacific. 63-223, 
64-248, 64-263, 64-731, 64-758, 64-1265, 
64-1266, 64-1276, 65-677, 65-952, 65-1701, 

65-1770, 65-1772, 65-1782, 65-1789, 

65-1791, 65-1792, 65-1793, 65-1800, 

65-2015 

see also Travels in the United States 

OVERMAN, Lee Slater, 1854-1930. 64-1088 , 
65-711 

OVERMYER, John. 63-350 

OVERSEAS Press Club of America. 64-1615, 
65-1062 

OVERTON, A. W. 64-1182 

OVERTON, James. 65-25 

OVERTON, John, 1766-1833. 65-25 

OVERTON family 

Genealogy. 65-877, 65-882, 65-962, 
65-1027 

OVTD Light Company. 64-942 

OVID, N. Y. 

Vigilance Society. 64-921 
OWATONNA, Minn. 

Teachers and teaching. 64-820 
OWEN, George W. 65-388 

509 



OWEN, Henry E. 65-464 

OWEN, Lou Cretia. 65-887 

OWEN, Sir Richard, 1804-1892. 64-796 

OWEN, Ruth (Bryan) 1885-1954. 65-932, 
65-1412 

OWOSSO, Mich. 

Furniture industry and trade. - 65-516 

OWSLEY, Frank Lawrence, 1890-1956. 
64-1193, 65-888 

OWSLEY, Harriet Fason (Chappell) 64-1193, 
65-888 

OWSLEY family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 

OWYHEE Co., Idaho. 65-1785 
Records at Silver City. 65-1812 

OWYHEE Lodge No. 2, Independent Order of. 
Odd- Fellows, Silver City, Idaho. 65-1164 



OWYHEE Meat Company, Silver City, Idaho. 
65-1785 

OWYHEE Silver Mining Company. 65-1785 
The OWYHEE war (Article) 65-1149 
OX team trips (Bullwhacking) 65-1783 

OXFORD, Eng. 

University. 63-207 

Christ Church. 63-207 
Description. 65-186 
Faculty. 65-1195 
Students. 65-1873 

OXFORD Female Academy, Oxford, Ohio 
(later Oxford College for Women) 

Students. 64-373 

OXFORD Furnace (N. J. ) 65-1612 

OXFORD, Miss. 

Civil War. 64-246 

University of Mississippi see Mississippi- 
University (Oxford) 

OXFORD, N. J. 

Personal papers. 65-1612 

OXFORD, N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-634, 

64-1040 
Letters received in. 64-509 
Medical practice. 64-632 
Resident of. 65-749 
OXFORD, Ohio 

College for Women (formerly Oxford Female 
Academy) 64-373 

History. 63-184 



OXFORD, Ohio (Continued) 

Miami University see Miami University 
Oxford, Ohio 

Western College for Women (formerly 
Western Female Seminary) 63-263 

OX M^75 GarfieU Br ° mley ' Bp -' 1891 "1963. 

OYSTER roasts. 64-785 

OZETTE Timber Company. 64-1267 



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P 

PABST, Fred. 64-71 

PA ff^,^ Brman Tbeater - Milwaukee, Wis 
03-230 

PACE, Frank C, 1912- 65-131 

PACELLI Eugenio, Cardinal see Pius xn 
Pope, 1876-1958 * 

PACIFIC coast 

see also Pacific States; Voyages-To the 
Pacific coast 

Exploring expeditions (Spanish) 65-1825 

Hydrographic surveying. 65-1518 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc.) 
65-1518 

Navigation. 65-1825 

Seafaring life. 63-216 

Steamboat lines. 65-1045, 65-1046 

Travel and description. 63-216, 63-234 

PACIFIC Coast Coal and Oil Company 
65-1032, 65-1045, 65-1046 

PACIFIC Coast Coal Company. 65-1045 

PACIFIC Coast Company. 65-1046 

PACIFIC Coast Railway Company, San Luis 
Obispo, Calif. 65-1045, 65-1046 

PA «"7£,»° aSt '""'"Ship Company. 65-1045 
Do-1046 

PACIFIC Fisheries Conference. 64-1262 

PACIFIC fisherman (Periodical) 64-1262 

PACIFIC Islands see Oceania 

PACIFIC Northwest ~~ 

Anthropology. 64-1251 

Botany. 65=1779 

Cattle raising and trade. 65-1883 

Claims. 65-1155 

Electric power. 65-1044 

Exploring expeditions. 65-1782, 65-1818 
Forests and forestry. 64-696 
History. 64-1251 

Indians. 64-1251 
Land 

Management. 65-1883 



Lumber industry and trade. 65-1051 

Maps. 65-1155 

Personal papers. 64-1258 

Ranches. 65-1883 

Travel and description. 65-1158 

PACIFIC Northwest Regional Planning 
Commission. 64-1262 

PACIFIC Ocean 

Air traveL 64-1252 
Exploring expeditions. 63-344 

Scientific. 65-321 
Maps, Military 

World War H. 65-919 
Salmon. 65-1938 
Shipwrecks. 64-868 
Voyages see Voyages-Pacific Ocean 
World Warn. 65-919, 65-1066 
PA _6 5 I "7 C 64° CEAN "— t-^-crtpt collection) 

PA ££? ( ;« elati0nS ^""es office files, 1927- 
1957 (Manuscript collection) 64-1331 

PACIFIC Slope manuscripts, 1769-1895. 
65—853 

PACIFIC States 

see also Pacific coast 

Coal mines and mining. 65-1045 

History. 65-1766 

Indians. 63-3, 63-216 

Music. 64-692 

Petroleum industry and trade. 65-1046 

Quartermaster service. 64-248 

Railroads. 65-1046 
PACIFIC Steam Navigation Company. 65-1793 
PACIFIC Telegraph Company. 65-1794 
PACIFISM see Conscientious objectors; Peace 
PACIFIST organizations see Peace— Societies 
PACK, Charles Lathrop. 64-908 

PACKARD, Alpheus Spring, 1836-1905 
64-100, 64-1556 

PACKARD Motor Car Company. 65-343 

PACKER, Jonathan. 64-952 

PACKER family. 64-952 

PACKET ships see Inland water transporta- 
tion—Shipping records; Ships 

PADDOCK, Algernon Sidney, 1830-1897 
65-1440, 65-1489 

PADDOCK, James A. 64-790 
PADUCAH, Ky. 64-315 
Civil War. 63-350 



Letters from. .64-528 
PAETOW, Louis J. 65-1981 
PAE2, Jose Antonio. 65-1080 
PAGE, Abbott C. 65-1409 

PA f£ge1 UDaMatilda «!S ««* Anna Matilda 
PAGE, Arthur, 1863-1960. 64-162 2 
PAGE, B. M. 64-1189 

PAGE, Carroll S. 64-1220 

PAGE, Carter. 63-345 

PAGE, Geraldine. 64-1618 

PAGE, Henry A. 65-711 

PAGE, Herman, Bp., 1866-1942. 65-465 

PAGE, John, 1744-1808. 63-96 

PAGE Stanton, pseud, see Fuller, Henry 
Blake, 1857-1929 y 

PAGE, Thomas Nelson, 1853-1922 64-61R 
65-958, 65-972 ' 

PAGE, Walter Hines, 1855-1918. 63-64 
«- 7 9 "' M ~ 767 ' M - 779 ' M - 15M - «-«». 



•PAGE, William. 65-718 

PAGE William, clergyman of Ann Arbor, 
Mich., fl. 1829. 65-1350 

PAGE, William, planter. 65-733 

PAGE family. 64-1031, 64-1622 

PAGET, R. H. 64-168 

PAH-UTE Indians see Paiute Indians 

PAINE (C. N. ) Company, Merillan Wis 
64-1623 

PAINE, Eleazer A. 64-528 
PAINE, Valorous Robert, 1796-1865. 65-1355 
PAINE, William Henry, 1828-1890. 65-946 
PA 64^1623 mber C ° mpany ' ° shk °sh, Wis. 

PAINT industry and trade 

Louisiana. 65-889 

Michigan. 65-401, 65-404 

PAINTERS (Artists) see Art and artists 

PAINTERS, Decorators and Paperhangers of 
America, Brotherhood of 

Local 514, Ann Arbor, Mich. 64^1452 

PAINTING. 64-948, 64-1217, 64-1360 
65-2000 ' 

PAINTINGS 

Awards. 65-829 

Civil War. 65-93 

Exhibitions. 63-216, 65-1941 



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PAINTINGS (Continued) 
Gifts. 64-1543 
Washington, D. C. 
Capitol. 64-1315 
PAIUTE Indians. 65-1822, 65-1994 
PAIUTE War, 1860. 65-1822 
PAKISTAN. 64-1331 
PALE fire, by Vladimir Nabokov. 65-921 
PALEOBOTANY. 63-162 
PALEONTOLOGJCAL Society. 65-1930 

Pacific Coast Branch. 65-1930 
PALEONTOLOGY. 64-100, 65-654, 65-1076 
see also Prehistoric a nim als 
Societies. 65-1930 

PALERMO, Italy 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-1282 

PALERMO, Me. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1963 
PALESTINE. 63-232 

see also Israel 

Arab question. 64-17 

Missionary activities in. 64-1281 

Restoration of. 65-1739 

United Nations. 65-891 

PALISADE, Nev. 

Railroads. 65-1993 

PALLINSBURN House, Berwick-on-Tweed, 
Northumberland, Eng. 64-26 

PALLS, Va. 

Letters received in. 65-985 

PALMER, Alanson. 64-849 

PALMER, Albert M. 63-179 

PALMER, Alexander Mitchell, 1872-1936 

Raids against radicals. 65-613 

PALMER, Alexander Smith. 64-1578 

PALMER, Alice Freeman, 1855-1902. 
64-1413, 64-1462, 65-318, 65-1347 

PALMER, Alonzo Benjamin, 1815-1887 

As correspondent. 65-618, 65-654 

Lectures. 65-333, 65-596 

PALMER, Arthur Armstrong. 65-1363 

PALMER, Bertha (Honore) 1849-1918. 65-840 

PALMER, Charles Henry, 1814-1887. 65-466, 
65-585 



PALMER, Edwin, 1824-1895. 63-207 
PALMER, Eliakim. 64-190 

PALMER, George Herbert, 1842-1933. 
64-1462 

PALMER, J. H. 65-513 

PALMER, John McAuley, 1817-1900. 65-162, 
65-1775 

PALMER, Nathaniel Brown, 1799-1877. 
64-1578 

PALMER, Paul, 1900- 65-1850, 65-1852 

PALMER, Theodore Dixon. 64-1578 

PALMER, Thomas Witherell, 1830-1913. 
64-1500, 65-457 



PALMER, David Wheeler, b. 1807. 65-1355 
PALMER, E. Laurence. 64-819 



PALMER family. 64-1578 

PALMER (Neb. ) Monthly Meeting, Society of 
Friends. 65-1986 

PALMER Peninsula, Antarctica. 64-1578 
PALMER Springs, Va. 
Civil War 

Letters received in. 64-1034 

PALMERSTON, Henry John Temple, 3d 
viscount, 1784-1865. 64-131 

\._ - 

PALMETTO Guard, Charleston, S. C. (Post- 
Civil War) 63-88 

PALMETTO Regiment, 1846-1848? South 
Carolina Infantry. 63-310 

PALMETTO Sharp Shooters, South Carolina 
Infantry (Civil War) 65-1865 

PALMYRA Township, Ohio 

Land. 64-1286 
PALO Alto Film Corporation. 64-727 

PALO Duro Canyon, Tex. 
Ranches. 65-806 

PALOUSE River region 

Wheat farming. 64-1270 
PAMBRUN, P. C. 64-1256 

PAMMEL, Louis Hermann, 1862-1931. 
65-1943 

PAMPANGA language 

Glossary. 64-167 

PAN American Child Welfare Congress. 64-21 

PAN American Exposition, Buffalo, N. Y. , 

1901. 64-167 
PANAMA. 65-1826 , 65-1827 , 65-1826 

Colonization. 65-1828 

Consular relations (Italy) 64-1282 

Exploration. 65-1828 

Social life. 65-1827 

Travel and description. 65-507, 65-952, 
65-1514, 65-1815 



PANAMA CanaL 63-326, 64-764, 64-767, 
65-862, 65-1826, 65-1828 

see also Canal Zone 
Speeches, notes, etc. 65-226 

PANAMA, Isthmus of. 64-172, 64-732, 
64-764 

see also Canal Zone; Panama 
Maps. 65-1828 

PANAMA Railroad Company. 65-1826, 
65-1828 

PANGBORN, Clyde Edward, 1893 (ca. )-1958. 
64-1252 

PANHANDLE Breeder's Association. 64-752 

PANHANDLE of Texas 

Land settlement. 64-752 

PANHANDLE Press Association. 65-813 



PANIC of 



see also Depressions 
1857. 63-135 
1907. 64-286 

PANKHURST, Emmaline. 63-361 

PANNILL, Eliza D. see Otey, Eliza D. 
(Pannill) 

PAPAGO Indians. 65-1176 

PAPER making and "trade. 64-913 
Michigan. 65-258 
North Carolina. 64-1037, 64-1124 

PAPER money see Money, Paper 

PAPERHANGERS 
Unions. 64-1452 

PAPIN, Joseph M. 64-287 

PAPIN, P. D. 65-1801 

PAPYRL 65-384 

PAQUET, Joseph, 1841-1924. 64-709 

PARADISE Valley, Nev. 

Camp Winfield Scott. 65-1151 

PARAGUAY. 65-1080 

PARASITOLOGY. 65-1938 

PARCEL post laws. 63-382 

PARDAILLAN de Gondrin, Louis Antoine, 
due d'Antln see Antln, Louis Antoine de 
pardaillan de Gondrin, due d', 1665-1736 

PARDEE, George C. , 1857-1941. 65-867 

j PARDIECK, Eduard, 1867-1926. 63-34 



511 



PARDON. 64-257 

see also Probation 

Civil War. 63-95, 64-243, 64-659, 64-757 

Nebraska. 65-1487 

Pennsylvania. 64-1153 
PARENT-teacher associations. 65-638 
Michigan. 65-449 

PARETO, Vilfredo. 64-1351 

PARGELUS, Stanley McCrory, 1898- 65-707 
PARHAM, Eng. 64-34 

PARIS, Louis Philippe Albert d'Orle'ans 
comte de, 1838-1894. 64-817 

PARIS, France 

Art students. 64-881 

Consular service (U. S. ) 64-1065 

Diplomatic service (U. S. } 64-1348 
Unofficial 64-1568 

Exposition uAiverselle, 1878. 65-468 

Fur trade. 65-673 

Law practice. 64-408 

Letters from. 64-350, 65-1311 

Letters received in. 64-474, 64-502 

Lindbergh's flight*to, 1927. 65-672 

Peace Conference, 1898. 65-1552 



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PARKER, Cortlandt Lewis. 65-1687 
PARKER, Daniel, 1782-1846. 63-228 
PARKER, Elizabeth. 65-1687 
PARKER, Ely Samuel, 1828-1895. 63-9 

P T!pL k E e U r? emiaB - ^">*. Suphemia 

PARKER, Francis W. 64-1326 

PARKER, Frank J. 65-1053 

! PARKER, Frank Wilson, 1897- 65-311 

PARKER, Franklin Leonidas, 1820-1894. 
65-467 \ 

PARKER, Horatio Hyde, 1850-1924. 64-699 
PARKER, Isaac, 1766-1830. 64-1584 
PARKER, Isaac Brown. 65-1630 ' 
PARKER, James, 1725-1797. 65-1687 
Lands. 65-.1559 

PARKER, James, 1776-1868. 65-1687 
PARKER, James, a. 1827-1898. 65-1687 
PARKER, Jamleson. 64-699 
PARKER, Joel, 1816-1888. 65-1694 



PARKER, John Goldsbury, 1829-1909 
I 65-1043 



Peace Conference, 1919. 64-1366 
64-1577, 65-1925 

United States. 63-325, 64-129 

Territorial Section (formerly The 
Inquiry, 1917-1919) 65-1925 

Travel and description. 63-250, 64-1180 
PARE, 111. 

Politics. 65-157 
PARIS, Mo. 

Dulany Memorial Library. 65-677 
PARIS, Treaty of, 1898. 65-1552 
PARISH, Julius G. 65-1607 ' 

PARK, Edwards Amasa, 1808-1900. 65-1762 
PARK, Emory. 65-532 
PARK, John Grubb. 65-654 ■"' 

PARK College, ParkviUe, Mo. 64-281 
PARK Service, U. S. National. 64-1510 
PARKE, LemiraseeGillett, Lemira (Parke) 
PARKE, Thomas V. 64-1174 ' 

PARKE, Davis & Company. 64-1174 
PARKER, Alfred. 64-699 

/T^t!^' 1852 - 1926 - 63 - 246 - 

PARKER, Carleton HubbeU, d. 1918. 64-1271 
PARKER, Charles Astor, 1870-1957. 63-246 



PARKER, Nathan. 65-2001 

PARKER, Paul Percy, 1880- 
1 65-865 



collector. 



PARKER, Richard, 1810-1893. 65-1 

PARKER, Samson, b. 1818. 64-1429 

PARKER, Samuel, 1779-1866. 64-1256 

PARKER, Samuel Wilson, 1805-1859. 63-398 

PARKER, Theodore, 1810-1860. 64-404 
64-1569 ' 

PARKER family. 65-1043, 65-1687 

PA ?« K ^ L ' Geor 6 e Washington, 1822-1862. 
04—602 

PARKHILL, John, 1786-1856. 64-602 

PARKHILL family. 64-602 

PARKHURST, John Gibson, 1824-1906 
65-468 

PARKHURST, Josey B. (Reeves) d. 1870. 
65-468 

PARKHURST, Stephen. 65-468 

PARKIN, Henry Sid. 65-790 

■PARKINSON, C. Northcote. 64-903 
PARKINSON, Leonard. 65-1526 
PARKINSON family. 64-1249 

PARKMAN, Francis, 1823-1893. 63-67 
64-792 ' 



PARKS, Samuel C. 64-245 



PARKS. 65-1924 

see also National parks and reserves 
Iowa. 65-1943 
Nebraska. 65-1466 
North Carolina. 64-365 
PARKVILLE, Mo. 

Park College. 64-281 
PAR LDf, Charles C. 64-775 
PARMA Centre, N. Y. 

Personal papers. 64-998 
PARMA, Italy 

Travel. 64-1217 

PA S^if E ' Abner Cornelius, 1806-1889 
I dd-4q9 

PARMELEE, Delia see Phelps, Delia 
(Parmelee) 

PARMELEE family. 65-469 
PARNELL, Charles Stewart. 64-131 ' 
PAROCHIAL schools see Church schools 
PAROLE see Pardon 
PARRISH, John, 1729-1807. 65-155 
PARRISH, Joseph Lee, 1905- 
Political cartoons. 65-883 
I PARRBH, Maxfielfl, 1870- 64-491, 64-1339 
PARRISH, Stephen. 63-393 
PARRISH family 

Genealogy. 64-898 

PARROTT, Robert Parker, 1804-1877 
64-1168 

PARROTT, Ursula. 65-1664 

PARRY, Mary see Sword, Mary (Parry) 

PARRY, Thomas. 64-1152 

PARRY, Will H., 1864-1917. 65-1053 

PARRY family. 64-1152 

PARSE family. 65-1688 

PARSIPPANY, N. J. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-1568 
PARSLEY, Eliza HaU. 65-734. 

I PA 2f ^ Y ' Wmiam Murdock, 1840-1865 
I 65-734 

PARSONS, Anne see Custis, Anne (Parsons) 

PA ^^'« < ^ 3rd Lambe ' Bp "' 18 «-"60. 
65-20, 65-91 

PARSONS, Elsie Worthington (Clews) 1875- 
1941. 63-10 

PARSONS, Henry Betts, d. 1885. 65-470 
PARSONS, Ichabod. 64-824 



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PARSONS, Lewis Baldwin, 1818-1907. 

65-162 
PARSONS family. 64-207, 64-536 
PARTfflON (Ship) 64-1398 

PARTISAN Rangers see Alabama— Cavalry— 

51st RegL, 1862-1865 
PARTRIDGE, Richard, 1681-1759. 64-190 

PARVIN, Theodore Sutton, 1817-1901. 

63-210 
PASADENA, Calif. 

Family and personal papers. 64-1540 
Scientific societies. 64-30 
PASCHALL, George M. 65-1053 
PASCHEN, Friedrich. 65-1718 
PASQUOTANK Co. , N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-397, 
64-425 

PASS Christian, Miss. 

First Presbyterian Church. 64-1533 

PASSAIC Co. , N. J. 65-1607 

PASSAIC River 

Flood control. 65-1661 

PASSFIELD, Sidney James Webb, baron, 1859- 
1947. 64-1355 

PASSMORE, J. E. 64-1160 

PASSPORTS. 64-257 

PASTEUR family. 65-724 

PASTORAL theology 

Lectures, notes, etc. 65-1567 

PATCHELL, William T. 64-136 
PATCHEN, Kenneth, 1911- 64-150 
PATE, Burwell, 1820-1896. 65-709 
PATE, John Wesley, 1847-1896. 65-709 
PATE f amily, 65-709 
V .PATENT law. 65-904, 65-905 
PATENT medicines. 64-966 
PATENT Office, U. S. 64-1025 

PATENTS. 63-120, 64-8, 64-356, 64-649, 
64-749, 65-358 
Aerodynamics. 65-894 

Electrical field. 64-1357 

Firearms. 63-379, 64-16, 64-917 

Gate latch. 63-145 

Iron and steeL 65-1754 

Lifesaving equipment. 65-1691 

Litigation. 65-1691 

Machinery. 64-1112, 65-1987 

Motiori pictures. 64-727 

Selling of rights. 64-849 



Sewing machine parts. 64-95 
By place 

Great Britain. 64-16 
PATENTS, Land see Land— Grants 
PATERSON, William, 1745-1806. 65-1689 

PATERSON, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1593, 65-1643 

Land. 65-1623 

Society for Establishing of Useful Manu- 
factures. 64-1143, 65-1623, 65-1674 

PATHFINDER and Guernsey Reservoir. 
65-1505 

PATHOLOGY. 64-153, 64-683, 65-1540 

PATON, William Agnew, 1848-1918. 65-1690 

PATRICK Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

PATRICK Henry (Confederate steamer) 
65-1882 



PATRIOTIC societies. 63-273 

Michigan. 65-211, 65-212, 65-450, 
65-1328, 65-1383 

Missouri. 64-320 

North Dakota. 65-794 

Tennessee. 64-1179, 64-1184, 64-1192 

Wyoming. 65-1795 

PATRONAGE, Political see Political 

patronage 
PATRONS' Cooperative Fire ReUef Association, 

Bath, N. Y. 64-892 

PATRONS of Husbandry. 63-50, '64-1263, 
64-1269, 64-1272, 65-714 

Illinois State Grange. 64-250 

Pomona Grange, Winnebago Co. 64-251 

Michigan State Grange. 64-1456, 65-471, 
65-472 

Fawn River Grange. 65-1346 

Glass Creek Grange No. 425. 65-1346 

Stoney Creek Grange No. 51. 65-1346 

Ypsilanti Grange No. 56. 65-472 

Ohio State Grange. 63-260 

Washington. 65-1055 

PATTEN, Augusta see Glover, Augusta 

(Patten) 
PATTEN, Edythe Agnes see Corbin, Edythe 

Agnes (Patten) 
PATTEN, JohnAlanson, 1867-1916. 64-966 

PATTENGILL, Albert Henderson, 1842-1906. 

65-1397, 65-1918 
PATTENGILL, Henry Romaine, 1852-1918. 

65-1353 
PATTERSON, Andrew Johnson. 65-884 

PATTERSON, Angus. 63-352 



PATTERSON, Carlile Polock. 64-1268 
PATTERSON, Frank Dean, d. 1920. 65-473 
PATTERSON, George Leo. 65-473 

PATTERSON, George Washington, 1799-1879. 

65-474 
PATTERSON, George Washington, b. 1826. 

65-474 
PATTERSON, George Washington, 1864-1930. 

64-1515, 65-474 
PATTERSON, George Washington, 1893- 

65-474 
PATTERSON, John C. , 1838-1910. 65-473 
PATTERSON, Paul L. , 1900- 65-1040 
PATTERSON, Philo D. , b. 1844. 65-473 

PATTERSON, Robert Porter, 1891-1952. 
65-48, 65-78 

PATTERSON, Rufus Lenoir, 1830-1879. 

64-1089 
PATTERSON, S. S. 65-1178 

PATTERSON, Samuel Finley, 1799-1874. 
64-535, 64-1089 

PATTERSON, Samuel Legerwood, 1850-1908. 

64-1089 
PATTERSON, Thomas. 65-1053 

•PATTERSON, William. 65-474 

(PATTERSON family. 64-1089 , 65-473, 
65-474, 65-1689 
Genealogy. 65-877, 65-1357 
PATTERSON, N. C. 

Resident oi. 64-520 
PATTESON family. 65-1000 
PATTL Adelina, 1843-1919. 64-817 
PATTEE, Sylvester. 64-314 
PATTISON, Godfrey. 65-1522 
PATTISON, Mark, 1813-1884. 63-207 
PATTISON, William J. , b. 1828. 64-1533 
PATTISON family. 64-1533 
PATTON, AnnaB. (Pearson) 64-603 

PATTON, B. Frank. 64-502 

PATTON, Carl Safford, 1866-1939. 65-648 

PATTON, E.E. 64-1185, 65-884 

PATTON, Henrietta (Kerr) 64-603 

PATTON, James. 65-971 

PATTON, James G. 65-78 

PATTON, James W., 1803-1861. 64-603 

PATTON, John, 1850-1907. 65^475, 65-494, 

65-565, 65-620 
PATTON, John Shelton, 1857-1932. 65-1029 
PATTON, Martha Bell (Turner) 64-603 



513 



PATTON, Simon N. 65-1922 

PATTON, Thomas W. 64-803 

PATTON, William, o£ „„„„_ ^ 64e0Q 

PATTON family. 64-603 

PAULDING, Frederick. 65-1692 
"SM'S^' 1 ™-* 6 3-363 
PAULDING Co., Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-190 
PAULI, Wolfgang. $5-1718 
PAULING, Linus Carl, 1901- 65-1928 
PAUMOTU Archipelago see Taumotu Archi- 

PA 63 N -350 TOTE ' JUUan ' lstbaron - 1828-1902. 
PAW Paw Railroad. 64-1503 
PAXTON, William A., b. 1837. 65-1775 
PA gg William McClung, i 819 . 1916 . 

PAYN, James, 1830-1898. 64-149 

PAYNE, Elisabeth Winter see Lo m », *,• 
beth Winter (Payne) 1850^932 ^ "^ 

PAYNE, Elizabeth Clark, 1871-1938. 65-476 
PAYNE, Eloise Richards. 64-1354 
PAYNE, John, Bp., 1815-1874. 64-639 
PAYNE, John Howard, 1791-1852. 64-1354 
PAYNE, Martha (Williford) 64-639 
PAYNE, Thatcher Taylor. 64-1354 
PAYNE, William Harold, 1836-1907. 65-476 
PAYNE, William Osborn. 64-1354 
PAYNE family. 64-1354 

Genealogy. 65-968 
PEA Ridge, Ark. 

Battle of 1862. 65-1843 



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PEABODY College for Teachers, Nashville, 
t!^k SSS. George Peabody College for 
Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. 

PEABODY Education Fund. 64-993,65-918 

PE a?d°Al MUSe , Um °' American Archaelogy 
and Anthropology, Harvard University. 
65-1076, 65-1267 " 

PEABODY Normal College, NashviUe, Tenn. 
NSh^Te^ 7 C ° Uege f ° r TUch6 "' 

PEACE 

Here are entered references on paci- 
ficism, i. e. , the renunciation on moral 
grounds of offensive or defensive military 
action, and on the maintenance of peace, and 
of peace movements 

tl'^t 6 t' le7 ' S4 " 966 ' •*-"«. 64-1295, 
64-1303, 64-1521, 64-1615, 65-1920 

Conferences see names of peace con- 
ferences, e. g. Paris, France-Peace 
Conference, 1919 

Education. 65-152 

Movements. 65-843, 65-1724 

Societies. 63-232, 64-21, 64-23, 64-739 

65-"m7 M ' 962, 64 - 1303 ' 65 -"«>, 

Illinois. 64-23 

North Carolina. 63-150 

Washington. 65-1035 

Treaties see subdivision Treaties under 
names of wars; and names of individual 
treaties.e. g., Ghent, Treaty of, 1814 



Civil War. 64-1329, 65-905 
Russo-Japanese War. 65-917 
Spanish American War. 65-1552 
World War I. 63-357, 64-1577, 65-1925 
World War H. 65-1925 

PE 65 C -905 OnVentiOn ' WasMn et° n . D - C. , 1861. 



PEARCE, Bernard L. 64-1272 

PEARCE, Webster Houston, 1876-1940. 
65-1353 

PEARCE family. 64-590 

PEARCESSES engine. 64-507 

PEARMAN family. 65-1535 

PEARSALL, R. M. 64-375 

PEARSALL, Robert J. $5-1035 

PEARSON, C. G. 64-375 

PEARSON, Dr eWj 1897 _ 65 _ 43 M ^ 

PEARSON, John M. 64-946 
PEARSON, Richmond, 1852-1923. 64-604 
PZ M^s' Richmond Mumlord, 1805-1878. 
Estate of. 64-604 

PEARY, Robert Edwin, 1856-1920. 64-328 

PEAS. 64-1113 

PEASE, A. G. 64-795 

PEASE, Calvin. 64-193 

PEAT fuel. 64-784 

PE ^e Y nn AUS ^i?0 a i eC ° UeEe ' ^^ 



PE ^. George, 1795-1869. 65-186, 

PEA f??, Y ' Ge0rge Foster > 1852-1938. 
63-402, 64-764, 64-767, 64-1566, 65-39, 

PEABODY, Mary Ann. 64-1045 

PEABODY, Mary Tyler see Mann, Mary Tyler 
(Peabody) 1806-1887 * 7 

PEABODY, Sellm Hqbart 1829-190* 
65-165, «5-1306 ' 18Z8 - 1903 - 

^omTa S °fw **"*»*££ Hawthorne, 
Sophia AmeUa (PeabodynFll-1871 



PEACE Dale, R. L 64-1283 

PEACE Institute, Raleigh, N. C. 64-539 

PEACE River, Can. 

Trading posts. 65-1782 

PEACETIME conscription see Military 
service, Compulsory 

PEACH brandy. 65-1598 

PEACH Springs, Ariz. 

Land dispute. 65-944 
PEACHES 

Trees 

Growing. 65-1598 
PEACHEY family 

Genealogy. 65-1003 

PEACOCK, Dred. 64-616 
M-891, J PEACOCK (U. S. Ship) 63-344 
PEAKE, Richard B. 64-147 
PEAKSVILLE Plantation, N. c. 64-1080 

514 



PECHIN family 

Genealogy. 64-1231 
'PECK, Charles H. 63-188 

PECK, Ebenezer. 65-162 

PECK, Edwin. 63-136 

PECK, Edwin Spencer, d. 1950. 65-1353 

PECK, F. W. 64-895 
PECK, George W. 64-829 
PECK, Gregory, 64-1618, 65-911 
PECK, John Mason, 1789-1858. 64-252 

^irssT^- i763 - 1822 - 
p *3 pa rs^ 58 - 1898 (Manus ^ 

PECKHAM, Howard Henry, 1910- 65-566 
P ^c^g Y ^ EdUCa « 0n '- T -»ers-d 

PEDDLERS and peddling. 65-187 

PEDERSON, Edwin. 64-1557 

PEEBLES, JohnH. 64-370 

PEEDEE River 

Plantations. 63-313, 63-317 

PEEK, George Nelson, 1873-1943. 65-53 
05-54 ' 

PE 64ll5 S 68 RObert ' bart ' 1788 - 1850 - 63-55, 



Autographs. 64-47 



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PEELE, Lizzie (Bellamy) 64-606 

PEELE, William Joseph, 1855-1919. 64-606 

PEER family 

Genealogy. 64-898 
PEET, Stephen, 1797-1855. 64-170 

PEGRAM, Mary Evans see Anderson, Mary 
Evans (Pegram) 

PEIRCE, Benjamin, 1778-1831. 65-1261 

PEIRCE, Benjamin, 1809-1880. 65-1262 

PEIRCE family. 65-1262 

PEJRSON, Edwin C. , b. 1840. 65-1860 

PEKING, China 

U. S. Legation. 64-1624 

PEKING Relief Expedition (1900), U. S. Army 
64-494, 64-769 

PELAGIC sealing see Seals and sealing 

PELHAM, Mary. 64-1217 

PELBAM-HOLLES, Thomas, 1st duke of 
Newcastle -under Lyme see Newcastle, 
Thomas Pelham-HoUes, 1st duke of, 1693- 
1768 

PELHAM, N. H. 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-184 

PELIKAN, J. 64-813 

PELL, Herbert Claiborne, 1884-1961. 65-56, 
65^57 ,.■■■■ 

PELLOWE, William Charles Smithson, 1890- 
65-1361 

PELZ, Eduard L. , baron von. 64-776 

PELZ, Henriette (Helfenschneider) baroness 
von. 64-776 

PELZ, Paul Johannes, 1841-1918. 64-776 

PELZER, Louis. 65-166 

PEMBER, Phoebe Yates, 1823-1913. 64-607 

PEMBERTON, A. H. 63-352 

PEMBERTON, Brock. 65-1310 

PEMBERTON, Israel, 1695-1754. 64-1396 

PEMBERTON, Israel, 1715-1779. 65-156 

PEMBERTON, John Clifford, 1814-1881. 
64-608 



PEMBERTON, John Clifford, 1893 
PEMBERTON family. 64-1244 
PEMBINA Co. , N. D. 

Board of Commissioners. 65-793 
PEMBINA, N. D. 

Family and personal papers. 65-757 

Veterans 1 organizations. 65-768 
PEMBROKE, N. H. 

Letters from. 64-355 



64-608 



PEN printing. 64-1588 

PEN Women, National League of American. 
65-781 

PENAL reform see Prison reform 

PENDER, Mittie see Lewis, Mittie (Pender) 

PENDLETON, Clarlnda Huntington see Lamar, 
Clarinda Huntington (Pendleton) 1&T6-1943 

PENDLETON, Edmund, 1721-1803. 63-375 

Biography of. 65-970 

PENDLETON, George Hunt, 1825-1889. 
64-764 

PENDLETON, Nathaniel, 1756-1821. 64-228, 
64-1145, 64-1227 

PENFIELD & Hammond. 64-876 

PENFIELD & Hsxwood. 64-876 

PENFIELD & Taft. 64-876 

PENFTELD, Ga. 

Baptist Church, 65-190 
PENFIELD, N. Y. 

Farm accounts. 64-916 

PENICK, Daniel Allen, 1869-1964. 65-3 

PENINGTON, Mary (Proude) Springett, 1616- 
1682. 65-155 

PENINSULA, Ohio 

Letters received in. 64-952 

PENINSULA Telegraph Company. 64-1047 

PENINSULAR Campaign, 1862. 63-303, 
64-1151 

PENINSULAR Farmers Club (in the Grand 
Traverse Region), Mich. 65-1346 

PENMANSHIP. 65-7 

PENN, Ann (Allen) d. 1830. 65-1543 

PENN College, Oskaloosa, Iowa. 64-962 

PENN family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

PENNELL cookbook collection (Manuscript 
collection) 65-2018 

PENNFIELD Township, Mich. 

School records. 65-477 
PENNINGTON, William. 65-1694 
PENNINGTON, N. J. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-1632 

Resident of. 65-1574 
PENNOCK, Louise. 65-1057 

PENNOCK, William James, 1915-1953. 
65-1057. 

PENNOCK Memorial Association. 65-1057 



PENNSYLVANIA 

Here are entered references to Pennsyl- 
vania as a whole or to local places, except 
Philadelphia. For material about Philadel- 
phia see Philadelphia, Pa. For example, 
Philadelphia, Pa. —Merchants. 

Archeology. 64-1522 

Boundaries see Susquehanna claim 

Bridges. 65-832, 65-1748 

Camps and campsites. 65-1753 

Canals. 63-256, 65-19 

Cavalry 

6thRegt., 1861-1865. 64-1151 

15th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-818 
Churches and religious affairs. 65-1663 

Friends. 65-300 

Moravian. 63-81 

Presbyterian. 64-866, 64-1156, 64-1438, 
65-915 

Civil engineering. 64-1549 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-93 

Hospitals. 65-746 

Maps. 65-946 

Military service in. 63-327, 64-399 

Confederate side. 64-442, 64-444, 
64-505, 64-549, 64-624 

Public opinion. 64-1146 

Regiments see Pennsylvania— Cavalry; 
Pennsylvania— Infantry 

Soldiers from. 64-1378 

Coal mining and trade. 64-1147 v 

Colleges and universities. 64-1156, 
65-432 

see also Philadelphia, Pa. —University 
of Pennsylvania 

Courts 

Superior Court of Eastern Pennsylvania. 
65-1670 

Delaware River Bridge Commission. 
65-832, 65-1547 

Drug industry and trade. 65-19 
Dry goods business. 64-248 
Education. 64-851, 65-915 
Electoral College. 65-824 
Elevator manufacturing. fiS-1751 

Estates. 65-823, 65-915, 65-1663, 
65-1750 

Family and personal papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 65-875, 

65-1548 
18th and 19th centuries. 65-1543 

19th century. 63-162, 64-1138, 65-819, 
65-1601 



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PENNSYLVANIA 

Family and personal papers (Continued) 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-118 
64-400, 64-901, 65-1647 

Farm accounts. 64-56, 65-827 
, Federal Writers' Project. 65-19 
Fertilizer industry. 65-1755 
Flour and feed trade. 64-907 
French and Indian War, 1755-1763. 63-381 
Genealogy. 65-19 
General stores. 65-826 
Government. 65-1546 
Gristmills. 65-826 
Guardian and ward. 65-1663 
Historic houses and sites. 65-93 
Historical societies. 64-452, 65-1684 

Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Phila- 
delphia SSS. Philadelphia, Pa. —His- 
torical Society of Pennsylvania 

History. 65-915 
Household accounts. 65-817 
Housing associations. 65-45 
Immigrants. 65-1746 
Indians. 63-2, 65-1543 

Treaties. 63-2 
Infantry 

70th Regt., 1861-1865. 64-1151 
160th Regt., 1862-1865. 65-818 

Infantry (Reserves) 
2d Regt. 

Company D. 63-351 

Irontodustry and trade. 64-248, 64-1138, 

Jews 

Societies. 65-1752 
Land. 64-897, 65-827, 65-1598 

Claims. 65-1214 

Development. 65-1750 

Legal documents. 64-400 64-1149 
65-1750 

Settlement. 65-1750 

Speculation. 65-1565 

Transactions. 64-1147 

Law practice. 64-400, 65-827 65-915 
65-1556 

Legislature. 65-93 

Letters received in. 65-15 

Libraries. 65-820 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-19, 65-826 

Medical societies. 64-1006 



Merchants. 64-1148, 65-827 

Meteorology (Climate, weather etc ) 
64-56 "' 

Monuments. 65-713 

Petroleum industry and trade. 65-826 

Politics. 65-1304 

Elections. 65-824, 65-915 
Organizations and parties 

Republican. 63-118, 65-915 
Papers of persons active in 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-694 
19th century. 64-642, 64-1144 
,65*899, 65-915, 65-1670 

Population elements. 65-1746 

Germans. 64-952 
Postal service. 65-826 

Printers and printing. 65-174 9 

Railroads. 63-256, 64-815, 64-1138 
64-1147, 65-19 

Red Cross. 65-1747 

Resident of. 65-1691 

Revolution 

Military service in. 65-973 
Supplies. 65-826 
School accounts. 64-380 
Schools. 64-380 
Settlement houses. 65-1753 
Soap industry and trade. 65-1755 
Social life. 65-821 

SOC 6 i 5 U -l S 7 e 5 r 2 ViCe 0rgani " aons - 65-1746, 

Social work. 65-1753 

Steel industry. 63-120, 65-1748, 65-1754 

Students. 65-1548, 65-1574 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1214 

Tax records. 64-56 

Telegraph. 65-826 

Timber. 65-827 

Toll roads. 65-915 

Travel and description. 63-136, 64-1173 
64-1180, 65-188 

Undertakers. 65-827 

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 
see Philadelphia, Pa. —University of 
Pennsylvania 

Vital records. 64-56 

Women's organizations. 65-1752 

Wool industry and trade. 65-826 

Yarn industry. 64-1146 

PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland Union Medical 
Association. 64-1006 



PENNSYLVANIA Canal. 63-256 

PENNSYLVANIA (Colony) 

Commissioners to Make a Treaty with the 
Six Nations. 63-2 

PENNSYLVANIA Seamen's Friend Society 
Philadelphia, Pa. 65-1545 

PENOBSCOT Bay 

Shipping. 65-2002 
PENOBSCOT Co. , Me. 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 64-399 
PENOBSCOT, Me. 

Medical practice. 64-56 

PENOBSCOT River Navigation Company 
65-1970 

PENOLOGY see Correction (Treatment of 
offenders); Crime and criminals; Prisons 

PENSACOLA, Fla. 

Civil War. 64-1387 

Railroads. 64-1105 
PENSION builder (Publication) 65-1057 
PENSIONS. 64-257, 64-738 
see also Old age pensions 

Washington. 65-1057 
PENSIONS, Military 

see also Bounties, Military 

Civil War. 63-57,64-410,64-609,64-857 
65-297, 65-1319, 65-1440 ' 

Confederate States of America. 65-1011 
War of 1812. 64-747, 65-675 

PE S 1 S **" BUUdlng ' VasU *#°*. D. C. 

PENUELA, Joseph Chacon Medina Salazar v 
Villasenor marques de la see Chacon 
Medina Salazar y VillasenorTTbseph 
marques de la Penuela 

PEOPLE'S Council of America for Democracy 
and Peace. 65-1505 

PEOPLE'S Electric Light and Power Asso- 
ciation. 65-1505 

PEOPLE'S Independent Party. 65-1510 

PEOPLE'S Party of the United States. 64-606 

Oregon. 64-703 
PEOPLE'S Power League of Oregon. 64-1269 
PEOPLE'S schools see Folk schools 
PEORIA, 111. 

Land. 65-1403 
PEORIA Indians. 65-1403 
PEPPER, George. 64-1632, 65-1067 



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PERALTA, Antonio. 65-815 

PERALTA case. 64-301 

PERCHERON horses 
Wisconsin. 64-1623 

PERCY family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

PERE Marquette Railroad Company. 65-409 

PEREZ, Juan. 65-1825 

PEREZ, Manuel. 64-334 

PERIODICALS. 64-44, 64-476, 64-684, 

64-953, 64-1262, 64-1596, 65-839, 65-884, 
65-896, 65-911, 65-1084, 65-1511, 65-1838 : 
65-1852, 65-1980 

see also Press; Religious newspapers and 
periodicals 

Agriculture. 64-584, 65-1487 

Distribution. 65-1652 

Editors and editing see Editors and 
editing— Periodicals" 

Jewish, 65-891, 65-1726 

Law. 64-1363 

Literary. 65-1029, 65-1106, 65^1118 

Lumbering. 65-326 

Philosophy. 65-1202 

Poetry. 64-150 

Publishing of. 63-383, 64-871 
By place 

Great Britain. 64-45, 64-78, 65-1876 

Illinois. 64-67 

New Jersey. 65-1578 

PERKINS, Amos. - 65-698 

PERKINS, F.W. 65-1170 

PERKINS, Frances, 1882-1965. 64-21, 
64-127, 64-715, 65-33, 65-34, 65-54, 
65-56, 65-78, 65-948, 65-1205 

PERKINS, Frances (Johnson) Beecher, b. 1832. 
" 64-T13 
PERKINS, Frank Walley. 64-1268 

PERKINS, Frederic Beecher, 1828-1899. 

64-714 
PERKINS, George Clement, 1839-1923. 

65-5*5 
PERKINS, George Walbridge, 1862-1920. 

65-860, 65-1304 

PERKINS, Isabel Weld see Anderson, Isabel 
Weld (Perkins) 1876-1948 

PERKINS, Joseph W. 65-1801 
PERKINS, Lucy Fitch. 65-1978 

PERKINS, Maxwell Evarts, 1884-1947. 

64-21«, 65-1098 
PERKDJS, Milo. 65-30, 65-78 



PERKINS family. 65-698 
Genealogy. 65-877 

PERKS, Robert William, 1849-1934. 64-966 

PERLEY, Moses H. 65-1967 

PERMANENT Court of Arbitration. 64-778 

PERMANENT Court of International Justice. 
64-778, 65-1920 

PERMANENT International Armistice 
Commission. 65-266 

PEROT, Thomas Morris, 1828-1902. 64-1149 

PEROT, Thomas Morris, 1872-1945. 64-1149 

PEROT family. 64-1149 "" 

PEROT Malting Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 
64-1149 

PEROTE, Ala. 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1864 
PERPETUAL motion. 64-1137 

PERQUIMANS Co. , N. C. 
Resident of. 64-1542 
PERRIGO and Avery, firm. 64-948 

PERRIN, Edmond. 64-933 
PERRINE, Lewis H. 65-1692 

PERRY, Mr. (a free Negro) 

65-1355 



PERRY, Belmont. 65-1694 

PERRY, Benjamin Franklin, 1805-1886. 
64-1534 

PERRY, Bliss, 1860-1954. 65-531, 65-2007 
PERRY, Charles M. 65-585 
PERRY, Emma B. 65-478 
PERRY, Horatio G. 64-1575 
PERRY, M. S. 65-925 

PERRY, Matthew Calbraith, 1794-1858. 
65-61, 65-924 

PERRY, Nora. 63-401 

PERRY, Ralph Barton, 1876-1957. 65-1390 

PERRY, Walter Scott, 1831-1897. 65-478 

PERRY Co. , Ala. 

Plantations. 63-149 
PERRY Co. ,. Mo. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Lutheran. 63-22 

PERRY family. 64-1534, 65-478 

PERRY'S Expedition to Japan, 1852-1854 _see 
United States Naval Expedition to Japan, 
1852-1854 

PERRYVILLE, Ky. , Battle of, 1862. 64-243, 
65-1442 



PERSHING, John Joseph, 1860-1948. 
65-947 

As correspondent. 63-325, 64-791, 64-798, 
64-1334, 64-1599, 65-1487 

Speeches about. 65-943 

PERSIA 

see also Iran 

Foreign relations (Gt. Brit. ) 63-42 
PERSON Co. , N. C. 

Courthouse records. 64-583 

Merchants. 64-585 
PERSON family. 64-1090 

PERSONAL account books, 1812-1944 (Manu- 
script collection) 65-1364 

PERSONAL accounts see kinds of accounts, 
e. g. Medical accounts, School accounts; 
and subdivisions Accounts, and Personal 
accounts under names of places 

PERSONAL papers see used as a subdivision 
under place for a collection of papers of a 
general nature of an individual 

PERSONS, Silas E. 64-847 

PERTH Amboy, N. J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1656, 
65-1675 

PERU. 63-74, 65-1080 

Foreign relations (U. S. ) 63-386, 64-532, 
64-1580, 65-932 

Letters from. 65-517 

Naval warfare with Spain, 1865-1866. 
63-114, 63-115 

Personal papers. 64-296 

Travel and description. 65-1815 

PERU, m. 

Family papers. 65-158 
PERUSKI, Cass. 65-1355 
PERUVILLE, N. Y. 64-877 
PESQUIERA, Ignacio. 65-2013 

PETER ID, Emperor of Russia, 1728-1762. 

65-2021 
PETER, Sarah (Worthington) King, 1800-1877. 

63-180, 63-258 

PETER family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 
PETERS, Gus A. 65-1054,65-1055 
PETERS, T. K. 64-727 
PETER'S Beach, N. J. (?) 

Development of. 65-1598 

PETER'S Colony Lands, Young Co. , Tex. 

64-754 
PETERSBURG, Va. 

Business papers. 64-590 



PETERSBURG, Va. (Continued) 
City records. 65-1017 
Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions 
63-226, 63-391, 64-222, 65-1319 

Military service in. 63-351, 64-1226 

Commission merchants. 65-709 

Family and personal papers. 64-574 
64-1045, 65-1007 

Leavenworth Female College. 64-1045 

Letters from. 64-435, 64-515 

Letters received in. 64-634 

Maps. 65-946 

Merchants. 64-1044 

St Levens Lodge. 65-1007 

St. Paul's Church. 65-1007 

Shipping records. 64-374 

Social life. 65-885 

University School (later at Richmond, Va. ) 

P8 £*S B0RG (Vt J intem e ence ' (Newspaper) 

PETERSON, A. 63-28 

PETERSON, Enoch E. 65-348 

PETERSON, Harold, 1900- 65-1098 

PETERSON, Harry C. 64-727 

PETERSON, James Andrew, 1897- 65-1941 

PETERSON, Reuben, 1862-1942. 65-479 

PETERSON family. 64-213 

PETIGRU, James Louis, 1789-1863 63-272 
63-273, 63-297, 64-645 

PETIGRU family. 63-272, 64-1091 

PETIT-DUTA1LLIS, Charles Edmond 1868- 
1947. 64-933 

PETOSKEY, Mich. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Presbyterian. 65-498 

PETRARCA, Francesco, 1304-1374. 64-1353 

PETRIZ de Cruzate, Domingo Jironza see 
Jironza Petriz de Cruzate, Domingo 

PETROLEUM industry and trade. 64-736 
65-941 

Companies. 64-1036, 65-78, 65-864 
65-2009 ' 

Indian lands. 65-944 

Leases. 65-226 

Oil and gas wells 

Well drilling. 65-812 

Scandals. 65-914 



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Speculation. 65-1565 

Submerged lands. 64-736, 64-738 
By place 

Indiana. 65-941 

Michigan. 65-394 

Minnesota. 63-235 

Pacific States. 65-1046 

Pennsylvania. 65-826 

Texas. 85-812 

PETROSTNO murder case. 64-1282 

PETTEE, William Henry, 1838-1904. 65-1372 

PETTTB^ONE Fannie E. see Wright, Fannie 
E. (Pettibone) 1836-192JT 

PETTIBONE, Samuel B. 65-664 
PETTIBONE, Sherman. 65-664 
PETTIBONE family 

Genealogy. 65-664 
PETTIGREW, Ann (Shepard) 64-1091 
PETTIGREW, Caroline (North) 64-1091 
PETTIGREW, Charles, 1743-1807. 64-1091 
"cESSf ** CbarleS Lockhart . "16-1873. 
PETTIGREW, Ebenezer, 1783-1848. 64-1091 

PETTIGREW, James Johnston, 1828-1863 
64-1091 

PETTIGREW, William Shepard, 1818-1900 
64-1091 

PETTIGREW family. 64-427, 64-1091 

PETTB, Charlotte see Orr, Charlotte (Pettis) 

PE T TUS > Mar y Eliza Whittle (Puryear) 



PEYTON vs. Peyton (Lawsuit) 64-1241 
PFOTENHAUER, A. 63-19 

PHARMACEUTICAL Education, American 
Foundation for. 65-1980 

PHARMACEUTICAL societies. 65-1980 
65-1983 ' 

PHARMACOLOGY 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1945, 85-1983 

PHARMACY 
see also Drugs 

Notes, etc. 65-470, 65-1441 
Teachers and teaching. 65-1983 
North Carolina. 65-749 



PETTUS, Terry, 1904- 65-1057 

PETTUS, William G. 65-683 

PEVELY, Mo. 

Immanuel Lutheran Church. 63-21 

PEWS and pew rights 

South Carolina. 65-850 
PEYROUX, Henry. 64-334 
PEYTON, Chandler, 1769-1827. 64-1241 
PEYTON, Eliza Gordon Scott. 64-1241 
PEYTON, Elizabeth Brown (Scott) 64-1241 
PEYTON, Nannette Lee (Jones) 64-1241 
PEYTON, Richard Henry. 64-1241 
PEYTON, Robert Eden, 1804-1872. 64-1241 
PEYTON family. 64-1241 
Genealogy. 65-882 



PHARR family. 64-591 

PHELAN, James Duval, 1861-1930 63-325 
64-738 ' 

PHELON, Henry A. 64-609 

PHELON, Josephine (Brand) 64-609 

PHELPS, Delia (Parmelee) 65-469 

PHELPS, Edward John, 1822-1900. 64-764 

PHELPS, Elkanah. 64-790 

PHELPS, Henry Egbert. 65-469 

PHELPS, Jessie, 1870-1957. 65-480, 65-481 

PHELPS, John S. 65-1121 

PHELPS, MaryMerwin, 1865-1944. 65-481 

PHELPS, Oliver, 1749-1809. 64-873 

PHELPS, Rose. 65-1933 

PHELPS, William Henry, 1872-1939. 65-482 

64-247, 



PHELPS, William Lyon, 1865-1943 
65-517, 65-532, 65-594, 65-717 

PHELPS,_WiIliam Walter, 1839-1894. 63-326 

PHELPS family 

Genealogy. 64-841,65-660 

PHEYLON family. 64-915 

PHI Beta Kappa. 65-1980 

PHIFER, Edward X. 64-610 

PHIFER, Elizabeth Ann see Erwin, Elizabeth 
Ann(Phifer) 1814-1890" ""oein 

PHIFER, Elizabeth Caroline (Ramseur) 64-610 
PHIFER, GeorgeS. 64-610 
PHIFER, JohnF. 64-610 
PHIFER, Will L. 64-610 

PH £ A £ E ^ PHIA CTbu *W House Association. 
65-1546 

PHILADELPHIA Gas Works. 65-1547 



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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 

Academy of Natural Sciences see Academy 
of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 

American Philosophical Society see Ameri- 
can Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, 
Pa. 



Architecture. 65-1317 

Automobile industry and trade. 65-816 



Baldwin Locomotive WorkB see Baldwin- 
Lima-Hamilton Corporation 

Banks and banking. 64-1142,65-1546, 
65-1670 

Board to Take Charge of and Collect His- 
torical Relics for the Museums of Inde- 
pendence Hall. 65-1314 

Booksellers and bookselling. 65-830 

see also Philadelphia— Publishers and 
publishing 

Bridges. 65-832 

Buildings. 65-825 

see also Philadelphia, Pa, —Public 
buildings; and specific names of 
Philadelphia buildings, e. g. Phila- 
delphia, Pa. —Independence Hall 

Bureau of City Property 

Independence Hall Division. 65-1315 

Business papers. 64-381 

Centennial Exhibition, 1876. 65-287, 
65-556 

Pianos. 65-627 
Charitable work. 65-1545 
Churches and religious affairs 

Friends. 65-153 

Methodist 65-1653 

Presbyterian. 65-1632 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 64-1151 

Coal industry and trade. 65-1554 

Colleges and universities see Philadelphia, 
Pa. —University of Pennsylvania 

Commission merchants. 64-364, 64-1033 

Committee on Public Affairs. 65-824 

Committee on Restoration of Independence 
Hall. 65-1316 

Congress Hall. 65-1315, 65-1317 
Construction industry. 65-828 
Customs service. 65-1670 
Dept. of Public Works. 65-29 
Dry goods business. 64-248, 64-394 
Estates. 65-823 



Exhibitions and fairs. 63-154 

see also Philadelphia, Pa. —Centennial 
Exhibition, 1876 

Family papers. 64-416, 64-536, 64-630, 
64-1133 

Franklin Institute see Franklin Institute, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 

French and Indian War. 63-381 

Friends' Reading Room Association. 
65-156 

Gas companies. 65-1547 

Genealogy. 65-1598 

Government attorneys. 64-1144 

Historic Buildings Survey. 65-1317 

Historical Society of Pennsylvania. 64-452, 
65-1684 

History. 65-1598 

Hospitals. 65-823 

Household accounts. 64-1140, 65-817, 
65-830 

Housing associations. 65-45 

Independence Hall. 65-1313 to 65-1317 

Board of Managers, National Museum. 
65-1316 

Insurance 

Fire. 65-825 

International Electrical Exhibition, 1884. 
63-154 

Iron industry and trade. 64-248 

Jewelry industry. 64-163 

Jews. 65-1723 

Land companies. 65-1523 

Law practice. 64-1150, 65-821 

Learned societies. 63-301 

Legal papers. 65-1586 

Letters from. 63-367, 64-201, 64-475, 
64-679 

Letters received in. 64-1103 

Malt industry and trade. 64-1149 

Masonic Hall. 63 - 1 54 

Mayor. 64-1153 

Medical education. 65-875 

Merchants. 64-393, 64-394, 64-1155, 
64-1395, 64-1396, 65-156, 65-1526, 
65-1670, 65-1702, 65-1723 
see also Philadelphia— Commission 
merchants 

Missionary societies. 65-1653 

Municipal government. 65-1546 

Museums. 65-1313 to 65-1316 

National Conference on Social Welfare, 59th, 
1932. 64-139 



National Export Exposition, 1899. 63-154 

Navy Yard. 64-1388 

Students' notes. 65-1951 

Novelties Exhibition, 1885. 63-154 

Old City HalL 65-1315 

Orphans and orphan asylums. 65-1544 

Pennsylvania Seamen's Friend Society. 
65-1545 

Personal papers. 64-457, 64-1137, 65-155, 
65-1581, 65-1591 

Police. 64-1140 

Politics. 65-824 
Elections. 65-824 

Public buildings. 65-1315 

Public health. 64-958 

Public works. 65-29 

Publishers and publishing. 65-829, 
65-830 

Reminiscences of. 64-920 

Revolution. 63-299 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179 

Civilian life.. 65-155 

Military service in. 65-973 
Sadtler Research Laboratories. 64-1174 
School of Design for Women. 63-154 
Schools. 63-154 

Scientific societies. 63-154 

see also Academy of Natural Sciences of 
Philadelphia 

Shipbuilding. 63-153 

Shipping records. 64-374, 64-393, 64-824 

Silversmiths. 64-163 

Social life. 63-154, 64-466, 64-1152 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1586 

Theater. 64-1227 

Theological students 
Episcopal. 65-1420 

Tobacco trade. 65-833 

Trade. 65-1702 

Travel and description. 64-268, 65-1622 

Travels from. 64-287, 65-852 

University of Pennsylvania 

Lectures. 63-78 

Medical School 



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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (Continued) 

Water supply. 64-1373 

Wedding invitations. 64-1139 

Yellow /ever epidemic, 1794. 65-1550 
PHILADELPHIA (Ship) 64-532, 65-61 
PHILADELPHIA Yearly Meeting of Friends 

Meeting for Sufferings. 65-153 
PHILANTHROPY 

see also Charitable work; Endowments; 
Foundations, Charitable and educational 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-583, 64-767 
64-798, 65-1526, 65-1724, 65-1729 ' 

20th century. 65-1739, 65-1743 

Promotion of. 64-1616 

Illinois. 64-156 

New York. 64-1609, 65-47 
PHILATELY. 64-1428, 65-1996 
PHILIBERT, , Mr. 64.335 

PHILIP n, duke of Orleans see Orleans 
Philippe n, due d', 1674^1723 

PHILIP n, King of Spain, 1572-1598. 64-63 

PHILTPP, Emanuel Lorenz, 1861-1925 
64-1624 

PHILIPPE n, due d'Orle'ans see Orleans, 
Philippe n, due d', 1674-1723 

PHILIPPINE Islands. 63-404, 64-1331 
65-507, 65-591 

Administration, etc. 65-116, 65-311 
65-448, 65-662 

Agriculture. 65-311 
Alumni associations in. 64-1417 
Anthropology. 64-1216 
Banks and banking. 65-1211 
Coconut industry and trade. 65-662 
Colleges and universities. 64-1417, 65-586 
Commission, 1900-1916 (U. S. ) 65-662 
Commonwealth, Establishment of. 64-567 
Expeditions to 

Archeological. 65-292 
Scientific. 64-1428 

Knance. 65-116 

Foreign relations (U. S. ) 65-104, 65-311 

Forests and forestry. 64-696 

Insurrection, 1899-1901. 63-268 64-532 
64-771, 64-1259, 64-1270 



Military hospitals. 63-266 



Military service (U. S.) in. 63-266 
63-268, 64-1059, 65-1444 

Registers, lists, etc. 63-266 
Missions 

Lutheran. 64-814 
Methodist. 64-971 

Newspapers. 65-1463 

Politics. 64-1417 

Secretary of the Interior. 65-662 

Spanish American War, 1898. 65-1481 

see also Philippine Islands— Military 
service (U. S. ) in 

Maps. 65-1463 

Sugar industry and trade. 65-662 

Surveys. 64-1268 

Taraca Expedition. 64-1282 

Travel and description. 63-234, 65-1370 

United States High Commissioner to. 
65-30, 65-116, 65-448 

United States occupation. 64-769 

see also Philippine Islands— Administra- 
tion, etc. 

War Damage Commission (U.S.) 65-148 
World War O. 65-148 

PHILIPPINE Desiccated Cocoanut Company. 
65-662 

PHILIPPINE languages 
Pampanga. 64-167 

PHILIPPINE National Bank, Manila. 65-1211 
PHILIPPINE Refining Company. 65-662 

PB ^' %?■?■ B 7 am SSS. Jackson, Annie 
Hyman (Philips) 

PHILIPS, Ethelred, 1801-1870. 64-611 

PHILIPS, James Jones, 1798-1874. 64-611 

PHILIPSON, David, 1862-1949. 65-1734 

PHILLIPS, Albert James, 1899- 65-483 

PHILLIPS, Charles, 1822-1889. 64-540. 
64-614 

PHILLIPS, Mrs. Charles. 65-739 

PHILLIPS, Cornelia see Spencer, Cornelia 
(Phillips) 1825-1908 - 

PHJLLTPS, Delos, 1840-1887. 65-659 
PHILLIPS, Eugenia (Levy) 1819-1901. 64-613 
PHILLIPS, James, d. 1867. 65-739 
PHILLIPS, JaneE. 65-1693 



PHILLIPS, Laura (Battle) 64-614 
PHILLIPS, Lucy see Russell. Lucy (Phillips) 
PHILLIPS, Martha. 63-339 
PHILLIPS, Mary Elizabeth, b. 1857. 63-141 
PHILLIPS, P. Lee, 1857-1924. 64-613 
PHILLIPS, Philip, 1807-1884. 64-613 
PHILLIPS, Samuel, 1690-1771. 63^35 
PHILLIPS, Ulrich Bonnell, 1877-1934. 64-612 

PHILLIPS, Wendell, 1811-1884. 64-1562 
65-908, 65-910 

PHILLIPS, William Hallett, 1853-1897. 
64-613 

PHILLIPS Exeter Academy, Exeter, N. H. 
64-822, 65-1091 

PHILLIPS family. 64-613. 64-614 
Genealogy. 64-798 

PHILLIPS Legion (Georgia Infantry) 64-403 
PHILLPOTTS, Thomas. 65-1169, 65-1798 
PHILOLOGY 

see also Language and languages 

Zulu. 65-1309 

PHILOLOGY, Classical see Classical 
philology 

PHILOSOPHICAL Society, American see 
American Philosophical Society, Philadel- 
phia, Pa. " 

PHILOSOPHICAL Society of Washington 
Washington, D. C. 65-1719 ' 

PHILOSOPHY. 63-365, 64-59, 64-611 
64-795, 64-1290, 64-1295, 64-1569 
65-1269, 65-1722 

see also Ethics; Positivism 

Lectures, notes, etc. 65-164, 65-264 
65-367, 65-585, 65-654, 65-837 
65-1272, 65-1720 

Periodicals. 65-1202 

PersonaL 65-387, 65-938, 65-1722 

Relationship to religion. 64-1164 

Students' notes. 64-135 

Teachers and teaching. 64-173, 65-636 
65-1219, 65-1251, 65-1272, 65-1895 ' 

PHIPPS, David. 63-262 

PHTPPS, Elizabeth see Mansfield, Elizabeth 
(Phipps) 

PHIPPS, Henry. 64-767 

PHOCIAN, pseud, see Smith, William 
Loughton, 1758-1812 

PHOEBE Beat Circle, International Order of 
the King's Daughters and Sons, Ann Arbor 
Mich. 65-1376 



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PHOEBE (Ship) 64-82 
PHOENIX, Ariz. 

Civic affairs. 65-1758 
PHOENIX Fire Company. 63-291 
PHOENIX Logging Company. 65-1048 

PHOENIX Rifles. 63-291 

PHONETICS. 65-187 

see also Language and languages 

PHOSPHATE industry and trade 
North Carolina. 64-1024 

PHOTOGRAPHY. 64-349 
PHYSICAL chemistry. 64-126 

PHYSICAL education and training 

Colleges and universities. 65-1273 

PHYSICAL geography 

Virginia. 63-378 
PHYSICIANS. 63-75, 64-116, 65-1541 

soe also Medical practice 

Michigan. 65-1365 

PHYSICIANS Committee for the Extension of 
Medical Service. 65-103 

PHYSICK, Philip Syng, 1768-1837. 64-1328 

Lectures. 65-1951 

PHYSICS 

see also Crystal physics; Electrons; 
Mechanics; Nuclear physics; Quantum 
theory; Relativity (Physics) 

16th century. 65-16 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1719 

20th century. 63-15, 64-126, 65-1718, 
65-1720 

Dissertations. 65-567 

Lecture notes. 64-87, 64-89 

Societies. 65-1719 

Students' notes, etc. 65-335, 65-617 

Teachers and teaching. 65-629, 65-1253, 
65-1719 

PHYSIOLOGICAL effects of chemicals see 
Pharmacology 

PHYSIOLOGY 

Digestion. 64-39 

Lectures, notes, etc. 65-369, 65-1030 

Teachers and teaching. 65-276, 65-1901 

PHYTOGRAPHY see Botany 

PIANO music. 65-»1484 

PICARD, Frank A., 1889-1963. 65-397, 
65-484 



PICHER, Okla. 

Mines and mining. 64-892 

PICKENS, Andrew, 1779-1838. 63-222, 
64-615 

PICKENS, Francis Wilkinson, 1805-1869. 
63-352, 64-615, 64-765, 65-925 , 65-936 

PICKENS, Israel, 1780-1827. 64-535 

PICKENS family. 64-615 , 64-1105 

PICKERING, Edward Charles, 1846-1919. 
63-384, 64-779, 65-629, 65-1263 , 65-1717 

PICKERING, George, 1769-1840. 65-697 

PICKERING, John, 1777-1846. 65-1264 

PICKERING, Timothy, 1745-1829 

As correspondent. 63-359, 64-202, 
64-1194, 65-977 

Autographs. 64-47 

Letters to. 63-333, 65-1591 

PICKERING, William Henry, 1858-1938. 
65-1265 

PICKETT, Clarence E., 1884- 65-152 

PICOT, Abel Francis. 64-1242 

PICOT family. 64-1242 

PICOTTE, H. 65-1401 

PIEDMONT section of Georgia. 64-226 

PIERCE, Adelle P. 65-285 

PIERCE, Benjamin, 1757-1839. 64-1585 

PIERCE, Benjamin, 1809-1880. 63-384, 
64-871, 64-1556 

PIERCE, Charles Sanders, 1839-1914. 
65-1076 

PIERCE, Darius, b. 1801. 65-485 
PIERCE, Elizabeth. 64-364 

PIERCE, Franklin, Pres. U. S. , 1804-1869. 
63-95 

Administration of. 64-511 
As correspondent. 63-363, 64-1575 
PIERCE, John. 64-193 
PIERCE, John, 17457-1808. 65-1854 
PIERCE, John, 1773-1849. 64-718 
PIERCE, John Davis, 1797-1882. 65-1353 
PIERCE, Lucy see Hedge, Lucy (Pierce) 
PIERCE, Lucy (Tappan) 64-718 

PIERCE, Mary see Poor, Mary (Pierce) 
1820-1912 

PIERCE, Nathan, 1790-1862. 65-1355 
PIERCE, Ovid William. 63-48 



PIERCE, Samuel B., b. 1842. 65-1860 

PIERCE, Walter Marcus, 1861-1954. 64-1269 

PIERCE, William F. G. 64-364 

PIERCE, William Leigh, 1740 (ca.)-1789. 
65-23 

PIERCE, William P. 63-385 

PIERCE Co. , Wis. 

County attorney. 64-1638 

Fish and Game Association. 64-1635 

PIERCE family. 64-718 
Genealogy. 65-1357 

PIERPONT, Daniel, 1775-1851. 64-1309 

PIERPONT, Ezra, 1757-1842. 64-1309 

PIERPONT, Francis Harrison, 1814-1899. 
63-66 

PIERPONT, Joseph, 1704-1752. 64-1309 

PIERPONT, Rufus, b. 1818. 64-1309 

PIERPONT family. 64-1309 

PIERPONT'S Store, North Haven, Conn. 
64-1309 

PIERREPONT, Edward. 63-406 

PIERREPONT, William Constable. 64-859 

PIERSEL, William Guthrie. 65-161 

PIERSOL family 

Genealogy. 65-1413 

PIERSON, Jabez. 65-1594 

PIGS see Hogs 

PIKE, Albert, 1809-1891. 63-126, 64-960, 
65-909 

PIKE, Kenneth L. 65-268 

PIKE, Sumner Tucker, 1891- 65-132 

PIKE, Zebulon Montgomery, 1779-1813. 
64-1425 

PIKE Co. , Ala. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1864 

PIKE Co. , Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-190 

PIKES Peak region, Colo. 65-682 

Travel and description 

Gold rush period. 65-288, 65-293, 
65-385 

PILCHER, Joshua, 1790-1843. 65-1811 

PILLOW, Gideon Johnson, 1806-1878. 64-777 



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PILLSBURY, Arthur J. , 1854-1937. 65-867 

PILLSBURY, John Sargent, 1828-1901 
63-243 

PILLSBURY, Walter Bowers, 1872-1960 
65-486 

PILOTS, Air see Aviation 

PILZ, George E., b. 1845. 65-1711 

PIMA Co. , Ariz. 

Cattle raising and trade. 64-11 
Copper mines and mining. 64-802 
History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1781 
Mines and mining. 64-12 64-13 

PIMA Indians. 65-1176 

PINAL Co. , Ariz. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1781 

PINAL Indians. 65-1176 

PINART, Alphonse Louis, 1852-1911. 65-1815 
K-tm Ct0T ' -^llil 5 ' 65-1773, ^1813, 

PINCHOT, Gifford, 18S5-1946. 64-1269 
64-1299, 64-1572, 65-29,65-48, 65-56, 
65-274, 65-332, 65-666,65-672, 65-860, 
65-913, 65-1077, 65-1304 

PINCKNEY, Charles, 1699-1758. 65-847 

PINCKNEY, Charles, 1757-1824. 63-66 

PINCKNEY, Charles Cotesworth, 1746-1825 
"-"7, 63-299, 64-521, 64-1552, 65-847, 
65*849 

PINCKNEY, Charles Cotesworth, 1812-1899 
63-79 

PINCKNEY, Elizabeth see Lowndes, Elizabeth 
(Plnckney) 

PINCKNEY, Elizabeth (Lucas) 1721-1793 
65-847 

PINCKNEY, Harriott see Horry, Harriott 
(Pinckney) 1748-183"6~ 

PINCKNEY, Thomas, 1750-1828. 64-343 
64-556, 65-847 ' 

PINCKNEY family. 65-847 

PINCKNEY, Mich. 

Business records. 65-400 

PINDAR, Peter, pseud, see Wolcot, John 
1738-1819 '• ' ■ 

PINE diseases and pests see Blister rust 

■ PINE Ridge Indian Agency (formerly Red Cloud 
Agency) 65-1076, 65-1499 

PINE Ridge, S. D. 

Missions. 65-1499 

PINE Street Ana -Slavery Society of Boston. 
65-177 

PINERO, Sir Arthur Wing, 1855-1934 
64-1334 



PINEVILLE Association, Pineville, S. C. 
Records. 65-851 

PINEY Woods College, Piney Woods, Miss 
63-27 

PINEYS (Occupants of the New Jersey pine 
barrens) 65-1662 

PINGREE, David, d. 1863. 65-1974 

PINGREE, Hazen Smith, 1840-1901. 65-274 
65-513, 65-552, 65-579, 65-644, 65-659 ' 
65-1384 

PINKER, EricS. 65-2008 

PD 2F7i? Jajne s B. 64-206, 65-861, 65-1845 
65-1847 

PINKER (James B. ) and Sons, inc. 65-2008 
PINKERTON, George W. 63-328 
PDJKERTON, William A. 64-738 
PINKNEY, William, 1764-1822. 64-118 
PINTARD family. 65-1570 
PINTO LEITE, Alfred. 64-796 
PINTO LEITE family. 64-796 

PIONEER and democrat, Olympia, Wash. 
(Newspaper) 64-1266 

PIONEER and Historical Society of the State of 
Michigan see Michigan State Historical 
Society 

PIONEER Company A of 1861. 64-737 
PIONEER life 

see also Overland journeys to the Pacific 

Articles, notes, etc. 65-885 

Churches and religious affairs. 63-81 
64-170, 64-952 ' 

Legends. 65-1047 

By place 

Alaska. 65-1711 

Arizona. 64-5 

California. 65-815, 65-952, 65-2015 

Colorado. 65-1767 

Cumberland Valley. 64-1194 

Georgia. 65-1859 

Idaho. 65-1768, 65-1868 

Indiana. 65-1999 

Kentucky. 65-23 

Michigan. 64-1336, 64-1472, 65-279 
65-557, 65-1347, 65-1358 

Minnesota. 63-250 

Montana. 65-1769, 65-1868 

Nebraska. 64-1276, 64-1528, 65-1417, 
65-1420, 65-1456, 65-1501, 65-1504,' 
65-1510, 65-1811, 65-1868 

Nevada. 65-1770, 65-1787 
522 



North Dakota. 65-759, 65-785, 65-786, 

Ohio. 65-1050 

Oregon. 65-1772, 65-1789 
Southwest. 64-8 
Tennessee. 65-887 
Texas. 65-803, 65-1773 

Utah. 65-1162, 65-1774, 65-1791 
65-1868 ' 

Washington. 65-1039, 65-1792 

Washington Territory. 64-1265 

The West. 63-127, 65-905, 65-1688 
65-1803, 65-1868 

Wyoming. 65-1776, 65-1795 

PIONEER Manufacturing Company, Raleigh 
N. C. 64-1024 ^' 

PIONEER Society of the State of Michigan see 
Michigan State Historical Society 

PIONEER women teacher research, 1928-1948 
(Manuscript collection) 65-1459 

PIONEERS' associations 

see also Historical societies 
Michigan. 65-1394 
Minnesota. 64-1521 
Nebraska, 65-1465 

PIPELINES 

Michigan. 65-584 

Texas. 65-883 

PIPER, Edward. 65-1166 

PIPER, John. 65-1166 

PIPER Opera House, Virginia City, Nev. 
65-1166 

PIPKIN, A. S. 64-377 

PIPKIN, Elisha. 64-377 

PIPKIN, Elisha J. 64-377 

PIPKIN, JohnW. 64-377 

PIPKIN, Julia see Gold, Julia (Pipkin) 

PIPKIN, Lewis. 64-377 

PIPKIN family. 64-377 
PIRACY 

Caribbean Sea. 63-387 

Spanish Main. 63-404 
PIRENNE, Henri. 64-933 
PISCATAQUIS Co. , Me. 

Iron mines and mining. 65-1974 



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PECATAWAY Township, N.J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1619 
Litigant. 65-1642 

PEGAH Ridge section, Catskill Mountains 

Indian relics. 64-599 

PISTOL Pete see Eaton, Frank, 1860-1958. 

PITCHER, Zina, 1797-1872. 64-1511, 65-237, 
65-646, 65-1365 

PITCHLYNN, John. $4-1194 

PITCHLYNN, Peter Perkins, Choctaw chief, 
1806-1881. 63-271 

PITCHLYNN, W. B. 63-271 

PITKIN, Timothy, 1766-1847. 64-1372 

PITMAN, Benn, 1822-1910. 63-185 

PITMAN, Isaac, b. 1806. 65-184 

PITMAN, Sir Isaac, 1813-1897. 63-185 

.PITMAN, Melrose. 63-185 

PITMAN family. 63-1B5, 65-184 
PITMAN shorthand. 63-185, 64-1487 

PITNEY, JohnO. H., collector. 65-1694 

PITOT, James, d. 1831. 65-699 

PITT, William, 1st earl of Chatham, 1708- 
1778. 63-111 

Autographs. *65-59, 65-1193 

PITT, William, 1759-1806. 63-55, 63-111 

PTTT family. 63-111 

PITTMAN, Key, 1B72-1940. 65-1147, 65-1160, 
65-1174 

PITTMAN, Thomas Merritt, 1857-1932. 
64-616 

PITTMAN, Mrs. Thomas Merritt. 64-616 

PITTSBORO, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-680, 64-1051 

PITTSBURG, Shawmut & Northern Railroad 
Company. 64-815 

PITTSBURGH Architectural Iron Works. 
65-1748 

PITTSBURGH, Pa. 

American Service Institute of Allegheny 
County. 65-1746 

Bridges. 65-1748 

Carnegie Institute. 64-767, 64-1268 

Dry goods business. 64-248 

Elevator manufacturing. 65-1751 

Family and personal papers. 65-875 

Bousing associations. 65-45 

fron industry and trade. 64-24B, 65-1754 



Jews 

Societies. 65-1752 
Printers and printing. 65-1749 

Red Cross. 65-1747 
Settlement houses. 65-1753 
Soap industry and trade. 65-1755 



Social service organizations. 65-1746, 
65-1752 

Social work. 65-1753 

Steel industry and trade. 65-1748, 
65-1754 

Travel and description. 63-136, 64-1180 

Women's organizations. 65-1752 

PTTTSFIELD, Mass. 

Family papers. 64-1009 

Shays' Rebellion, 1786-1787. 65-185 

PITTSYLVANIA Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 
.Family papers. 64-571, 64-990, 64-1019 

PTTZER, William H. 65-1507 
PIUS IX, Pope, 1792-1878. 64-131 
PIUS XH, Pope, 1876-1958. 64-1313 
PIUTE Co., Utah 

Biographies (Notes, etc ) 65-1182 
PIUTE i~«»ng see Palate Indians 
PIZZINI, Andrew. 65-972 

PLACE names 
Tn'fla" 

Delaware. 63-5 

PLACER mining see Mines, mining, and 
mineral resources 

PLAFORD In Barnhams, Eng. 64-34 
PLAIN FIELD, Conn. 

Family and personal papers. 65-281 
PLAINS Indians. 65-765, 65-1499 

Anthropology. 63-14 

PLAINVIEW CNeb. ) Monthly Meeting, Society 
of Friends. 65-1986 

PLADtWELL, Mich. 

Medical practice. 65-596 

PLANETESIMAL hypothesis. 64-51 

PLANK roads 

Michigan. 65-1343 

New York. 64-873 



Vermont. 64-1590 

PLANNED parenthood see Birth control 

PLANNED Parenthood, Michigan League for. 
65-615 

PLANNING Association, National. 64-870 
PLANNING, City see City planning 
PLANNING commissions 

Illinois. 65-1924 
PLANNING, Regional see. Regional planning 

PLANT, Alfred T. 64-206 
PLANT, Marcus. 65-536 
PLANT physiology 

see also Botany 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1672 

PLANTATIONS 

see also Agriculture; Farms and farming 

Biography of a planter in North Carolina. 
64-1066 

Business papers 

Here are entered accounts, xegal 
documents, records, correspondence, 
and other papers relating to the manage- 
ment and operation of plantations. 

63-145, 63-298, 64-372, 64-386, 64-450, 
64-525, 64-594, 64-1031 

Alabama. 63-136, 63-149, 64-440, 
64-496, 64-547, 65-1864 

Dutch Guiana. 64-260 

Florida. 64-1047 

Georgia. 64-389, 64-407, 64-1141, 
65-716, 65-727, 65-730, 65-733 

Haiti. 64-449 

Louisiana. 64-405,* 64-517, 64-622, 
64-669, 64-1054, 64-1102, 64-1125 

Mississippi. 64-384, 64-489, 64-515, 
64-1109, 65-736 

North Carolina. 63-139, 63-373, 
64-401, 64-428, 64-445, 64-478, 
64-512, 64-515, 64-521, 64-575, 
64-605, 64-1005, 64-1080, 64-1091, 
64-1118, 64-1132, 64-1544, 65-729 

South Carolina. 63-152, 63-272, 63-273, 
63-280, 63-291, 63-293, 63-297, 
63-308, 63-313, 63-317, 64-468, 
64-65Q, 64-1000, 64-1039, 64-1076, 
64-1130, 64-1552 

Southern States. 63-47 

Tennessee. 64-467, 64-519 

Virginia. 63-125, 63-143, 64-125, 
64-405, 64-751, 64-766, 64-990, 
64-1019, 64-1098 

Life on. 64-560, 64-674 
Alabama. 65-1530 



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Confederate States of America. 63-63 

South Carolina. 63-315, 64-1107, 65-847 

Tennessee. 65-880 
Ownership records 

South Carolina. 63-304, 65-845 
Personal papers 

Louisiana. 64-416 

PLANTER'S Insurance Company. 63-136 
PLANTS. 65-1306 

see also Botany; Flowers; Gardens; Trees; 
headings beginning with the word Plant; 
and names of individual plants 

Diseases. 64-826 
Experimental. 64-826 
Fossil see Paleobotany 
Geographical distribution. 64-848, 65-167 
PLANTS, Industrial see Factories 
PLANTZ, Myra Goodwin, 1856-1944. 65-1361 
PLAQUEMINES Parish, La. 

Plantations. 64-1125 
PLASTER industry and trade 
Unions 

Michigan. 64-1450 

PLATA, Rio de la see Rio de la Plata 
(Viceroyalty) 

PLATE glass 

Prices. 64-372 

PLATT, Orville Hitchcock, 1827-1905 
65-565 

PLATT, Thomas Collier, 1833-1910. 63-402 
64-778, 64-1170, 65-905 

PLATTE Co., Mo. 

Resident of. 64-281 

PLATTE Lodge No. 7, Independent Order of 
Odd Fellows, Plattsmouth, Neb. 65-1481 

PLATTE River 

Study of its social significance. 65-1509 

PLATTE Valley (Neb. ) Monthly Meeting, 
Society of Friends. 65-1986 

PLATTSBURG, N. Y. 

Family papers. 65-1608 

Military Training Camp. 65-552 
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb. 

McConihie Post No. 45, Grand Army of the 
Republic. 65-1481 

Platte Lodge No. 7, Independent Order of 
Odd Fellows. 65-1481 



Resident of. 65-1440 

PLAY centers see Community centers 

PLAYBILLS. 64-1597, 64-1602, 65-822 

PLAYER piano rolls. 65-1484 

PLAYFAIR, Lyon Playfair, 1st baron, 1818- 
1898. 64-764 

PLAYFAIR family. 64-722 
PLAYS see Drama 

PLAYWRrnNG. 64-137, 64-1597, 64-1601 
64-1603, 64-1605, 64-1606, 64-1608 
64-1612, 64-1627, 64-1629, 64-163l' 
64-1632, 65-703, 65-1064, 65-1310,' 
65-1692 

see also Authorship 

PLEASANT Grove, N. J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1700 

PLEASANT Hill (Neb. ) Monthly Meeting, 
Society of Friends. 65-1986 

PLEASANT Mount, Pa. 

Papers from. 64-866 
PLEASANT Plains, 111. 
Resident of. 65-874 
J PLEASANTHILL, Ky. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Shakers. 63-81 

PLEASANTS, Deborah see Stabler, Deborah 
(Pleasants) 

PLEASANTS, Elizabeth see Jordan, Elizabeth 
(Pleasants) 

PLOWMAN, Idora (McClellan) see Moore, 
Idora (McClellan) Plowman, 1843-1929' 

PLOWS. 64-300 

PLUMACHER, Eugene H. 65-887 
PLUMB, Laura. 65-457 
PLUMBING industry and trade 

Prices of equipment. 64-241 

New Jersey. 65-1679 

PLUMMER, Edward Hinkley, 1855-1927 
65-1178 

PLUMMER, Richard H. , 1840-1899. 64-1167 

PLUNKETT, Edward John Moreton Drax, 
baron Dunsany see Dunsany, Edward 
John Moreton Drax Plunkett, baron. 1878- 
1957 

PLUNKETT, Sir Horace Curzon, 1854-1932. 
65-918, 65-1142, 65-1167 

PLYMOUTH Church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn 
N. Y. 64-353 

PLYMOUTH Colony of Nebraska . 65-1985 



PLYMOUTH Company. 65-181 
PLYMOUTH, Mass. 

Family papers. 65-1050 
Resident of. 65-1B2 
PLYMOUTH, Mich. 

Flour industry and trade. 65-402 
General stores. 65-219 
Personal papers. 65-1352 
PLYMOUTH, N. C. 

Customs service. 64-626 
Law practice. 64-626 

PNEUMATICS see Aerodynamics 

POAGE, W. R. 64-895 

POALE Zion. U. S. 65-1735 

POCAHONTAS, d. 1617. 64-1231 

POCAHONTAS, Tenn. 
Civil War. 64-242 

PODVIG (The exploit) by Vladimir Nabokov 
65-921 

POE, Clarence. 64-375 

POE, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849 

Accounts of. 65-903 

As correspondent 64-803, 64-960 

Letters by associates of. 65-1028 

Relating to. 63-141 
POE, James, Jr. 63-184 
POE family. 64-1230 

Genealogy. 64-1229 

POEMS and other literary writings, 1805- 
1945 (Manuscript collection) 65-1361 

The POET at the breakfast table, by Oliver 
Wendell Holmes. 65-908 

POETRY. 64-137, 64-495, 64-803, 64-806 
64-985, 64-1210, 64-1453, 65-387, 65-938 
65-2006 ' 

see also Ballads 

Editors and editing. 63-141,64-136 
64-150 

Lecture notes. 64-233 

World War I. 64-22 

POETRY, Italian. 64-1353 

POETRY, Latin. 64-1361 

POETRY (Periodical) 64-136, 64-150 

POETRY Society of South Carolina. 63-289 

POGUE, Harold. 65-1941 



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POINDEXTER, Jane see Clingman, Jane 
(Polndexter) 

POINDEXTER, Miles, 1868-1946. 64-1267, 
64-1271, 65-1047, 65-1052 

POINDEXTER family. 64-460 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

POINSETT, Joel Roberts, 1779-1851. 63-94, 
63-301, 63-386 

As correspondent. 64-275, 64-1585, 
65-971 

Letters to. 63-141 

Relating to. 64-452 
POINT Coupee, La. 

Sheriff. 64-480 
POINT Pleasant, N. J. 

Land. 65-1621 

POLAND 

International relief. 65-1721 
Jews. 64-1318, 65-1721, 65-1739 
Revolutionists. 64-1135 
Travel and description. 64-846 

POLAR Bear Expedition to Archangel, 1918- 
1919. 65-609 

POLAR regions see Arctic regions; Circum- 
polar regions; North Pole 

POLES in the United States. 64-1135 

POLGLASE, William A. 65-399, 65-1353 

POLICE 

see also Constables; Sheriffs 

Alaska. 65-1713 

Michigan. 65-568, 65-613 

New York. 64-849 

New York City. 64-812 

Pennsylvania. 64-1140 

Washington. 63-212 

POLICE Association of St. John's and St. 
Stephen's Parishes, S. C. 65-851 

POLING, Daniel A 64-775 

POLISH process for rubber production. 65-77 

POLITICAL Action Committee, C.LO. 
64-1594 

POLITICAL appointments see Political 
patronage 

POLITICAL barbecues. 64-785 

POLITICAL campaigns see Elections and 
election campaigns — C a m p a ign s 

POLITICAL cartoons. 65-883 
POLITICAL Club, Danville, Ky. 65-25 



POLITICAL conventions 
Democratic 

1896. 65-545 

1944. 65-64 
National Democratic 

1896. 63-331 
Republican. 63-259 

1912. 64-778 

1944. 64-1444 
Whig. 64-817 

POLITICAL crimes and offenses see Subver- 
sive activities 

POLITICAL Equality Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
65-1375 

POLITICAL organizations. 63-50, 64-964, 
64-1594, 64-1613, 65-121, 65-1219, 
65-1470, 65-1929 

see also League of Women Voters 

California. 65-860, 65-867, 65-1067 

Kentucky. 65-25 

Michigan. 65-1367, 65-1375 

Minnesota. 63-246 

Nebraska. 65-1505 

New York City. 65-1511 

North Dakota. 65-762, 65-769 

Ohio. 65-1219 

South Dakota. 65-1470 

POLITICAL parties. 64-1279 

Third party movement (1930's) 64-1594 
Two party system. 64-223 

By party 
Communist. 64-1607 
Nebraska. 65-1507 
Washington. 65-1035 
Democratic see Democratic Party 

Farmer-Labor 

Michigan. 65-250 

Free Silver see Political parties— Silver 
Republican 

Greenback 

Michigan. 64-1429 

Know-Nothlng. 65-23 

New Jersey. 65-1565 
Liberty. 65-264, 65-595 
National Democratic. 63-331 
National Woman's 

Florida. 65-842 



People's Independent 

Nebraska. 65-1510 
People's Party of the United States. 64-606 

Oregon. 64-703 
Poale Zion. 65-1735 

Progressive. 64-820 

Washington. 64-1263 

Wisconsin. 65-913 
Republican see Republican Party 
Silver Republican. 65-1991 

Socialist. 64-138 

Washington. 65-1042 
Socialist Workers. 64-1607 

Union Bimetallic 
Oregon. 64-703 

Unionist 

South Carolina. 63-386 
Whig see Whig Party 

Workers. 64-1607 

By place 

Michigan. 65-1367 
New York (Colony) 64-1169 
Scotland. 65-1848 
POLITICAL patronage 
17th to 20th centuries 
Georgia. 65-1858 
Great Britain. 63-55 

19th century. 63-376, 64-291, 65-1038, 
65-1681 

Civil War. 64-804 
North Carolina. 64-1092 
Ohio. 63-340 
19th and 20th centuries. 63-243, 64-738 
California. 65-864 
North Carolina. 64-633 
North Dakota. 65-801 

20th century. 63-241, 64-257, 64-938, 
64-1484, 65-32, 65-33, 65-34, 65-46, 
65-78 

California. 65-2010 

New York. 65-56, 65-1869 

Washington. 65-1049 

POLITICAL reform see Reform (Social and 
political) 

The POLITICAL register (Periodical) 65-1591 

POLITICAL satire. 63-343, 65-1591 



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POLITICAL science. 63-370, 64-59, 64-1634 
65-311, 65-507, 65-1308, 65-1920 ' 

Articles, cotes, etc. 65-891, 65-1689 

Societies. 65-1308, 65-1917 

Teachers and teaching. 65-311, 65-507 
65-1242, 65-1251, 65-1308, 65-1906, 
65-1917, 65-1920 

POLITICAL science quarterly. 64-1355 

POLITICIANS 

Interviews, correspondence with. 65-1549 
65-1922 

POLITICIANS' papers, 1812-1947 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1366 

POLITICS see Women- Politics; World poli- 
tics; and the subdivision Politics under 
names of places 

POLITY, Civil see Political science 
P °uli FranCeS — Dmon » Frances (Polk) 
POLK, Frances (Devereux) 64-1535 
POLK, James Knox, Pres. U. S. , 1795-1849 

As correspondent 63-363, 64-510 
64-1575 ' 

Autographs. 64-63 

Letters to. 64-291 

Relating to. 64-843 

POLK, Mrs. James Knox see Polk, Sarah 
(Childress) 1803-1891 

POLK, Katherine see Gale, Katherine (Polk) 

POLK, Leonidas, Bp. , 1806-1864. 63-61 
64-777, 64-1535 Di > 

As correspondent. 64-486, 64-765 

Biographical sketch. 64-1183 

POLK, Lucius Junius, 1802-1870. 64-483 
64-1004, 65-735 



POLK, Mary Ann (Eastin) 1810-1847, 64-483 
65-735 ' 

POLK, Sarah (Childress) 1803-1891 64-734 
64-1203 ' 

POLK, Sarah (Hawkins) 64-1004 

POLK, Susan Rebecca see Brown, Susan 
Rebecca (Polk) b. 1847 

POLK, Thomas, 1732 (ca.)-1794. 64-1535 

POLK, William, 1758-1834. 64-1004 
64-1092, 64-1535, 65-735 

POLK, William J. 65-735 

POLK, William Mecklenberg, 1844-1918 
64-1535 " 

POLK family. 64-483, 64-1535, 65-735 

POLLACK, Francis L. 63-354 

POLLARD, Alfred W. 65-1195 



POLLARD, Charles William, d. 1864 
64-1223 

POLLARD, Joseph Percival see Pollard 
Percival, 1869-1911 ' 

POLLARD, Percival, 1869-1911. 65-2004 

POLLBOOKS see Voting records 

POLLOCK, James Kerr, 1898- 64-1417 
65-397, 65-487 

POLLOCK, Thomas E. , b. 1868. 65-1757 
POLLOCK, William A. , b. 1817. 65-1489 
POLLUTION 

Air see Smoke (Air pollution) 
Rivers. 65-1936 
POLSCHER, Andrew A. 65-488 
POLSON, Alex 65-1048 
POLSON Logging Company. 64-1267 
POLYNESIA 

Gazetteers. 65-1814 
POMERENE family, 65-1413 
Genealogy. 65-1413 

POMEROY, Samuel Clarke, 1816-1891 
65-905 " 

POMEROY, T. W. 65-1355 

POMONA Grange, Winnebago Co. , 111. 64-250, 

PONCE de Leon, Diego de Vargas Zapata y 
Lujan see_ Vargas Zapata y Lujan Ponce de 
Leon, Diego de 

P0 65^489 Uen BartUt ' 1858_1929 - 64-1500, 
POND, Ashley, 1827-1910 
Lectures. 65-556, 65-584 

P °65 D 48^ UhU BarUit ' 182 6- 189 8- 64-1500, 



POND, Irving Kane, 1857-1939. 65-489 
65-1340 ' 

POND, Mary Barlow Allen. 65-489 

POND, Mary Louise. 65-489 

PONIES see Horses 

PONTIAC, Mich. 

Drug trade. 65-407 

First Presbyterian Church. 65-490 

High School 

Students. 65-480 

McMath-Hulbert Observatory. 65-383 

Personal papers. 65-466 

Social life. 65-555 

Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 



PONY express. 64-723 

POOL, Mary (Cochran) 64-208 

POOLE, W. H. 65-1350 

POOR, Henry Varnum, 1812-1905. 64-718 
POOR, Henry William, 1844-1915. 64-718 
POOR, Mary (Pierce) 1820-1912. 64-718 
POOR see Public welfare 
POOR family. 64-718 
POORE, Benjamin P. 65-1576 
POORE family 

Genealogy. 64-797 

POORFARMS and poorhouses 

Nebraska. 65-1503 

South Carolina. 63-278 
POPE, Edith D. 64-476 
POPE, John. 64-186 

POPE, John, 1822-1892. 65-1121 
POPE family. 65-185 

Genealogy. 64-1307 
POPKTN, John Snelliog, 1771-1852. 65-1266 

POPOV- VENIAMINOV, Ivan Evseevich see 
Innokentfl, Metropolitan of Moscow 1797- 
1879 ' 

POPPENHE1M, Christopher Pritchard. 
63-303 

POPPENHEIM, Mary Elinor (Bouknignt) 
63-303 

POPULAR Government League, National. 
64-1269, 64-1272 

POPULATION. 64-1193 

see also Census 

Trends 

Iowa. 65-1942 

POPULATION elements 

Here are entered general references to 
nationality and minority groups in the United 
States. Specific nationalities and minority 
groups are entered under their names e g 
English in America; Jews— Minnesota- 
Negroes ''■'■ 

see also Immigration and emigration 
Mission for immigrants. 64-187, 64^814 
Research notes, etc. 65-1509 

By place 
California. 65-2010 

Michigan. 64-1412 
Pennsylvania. 65-1746 



POPULIST Party see People's Party of the 
United States 



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PORCHER, Frederick Adolphus, 1809-1888. 
65-852 

PORCHER, John Stoney, 1830 (ca. )-1916. 
63-302 

PORCHER, Julius Theodore. 63-302 
PORCHER family 
Estates. 63-302 

PORCUPINE, Peter, pseud, see Cobbett, 
William, 1763-1835 

PORCUPINE River, Alaska 

Scientific exploration. 65-1081 
PORT au Prince, Haiti 

Vital records. 64-1212 
PORT collectors see Customs service 

PORT Hudson, La. 
Civil War 

Siege of, 1863. 65-441, 65-564 

PORT Huron Junior College, Port Huron, Mich. 
65-1351 

PORT Huron, Mich. 

Business papers. 65-402, 65-442 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-247 

Family and personal papers. 65-341, 
65-633 

PORT Lawrence Township, Mich. 
Census (1827) 65-431 

PORT Sanilac, Mich. 

Business and family papers. 65-504 
The PORT Sanilac times. 65-504 
PORT Townsend, Wash. 63-212 

Family papers. 63-215,63-216 

Merchants. 63-214 

Real estate business. 63-211 

Veterans' organizations. 63-213 

PORTAL, Sir Charles. 64-1557 

PORTAL to Portal Travel Time, President's 
Committee on. 65-75 

PORTELL, Tomas. 64-1194 

PORTEOUS, Ethel Edith (Mannin) see Mannin, 
Ethel Edith, 1900- 

PORTER, Anthony Toomer. 63-285 

PORTER, Arthur Livermore, 1798-1845. 

65-599 
PORTER, David, 1180-1843. 63-387 

PORTER, David Dixon, 1813-1891. 63-387, 
65-61 



As correspondent. 65-909 



Autographs. 63-245 
Relating to. 63-334 

PORTER, David Rlttenhouse, 1788-1867. 
63-388, 65-491 

PORTER, Evelina (Anderson) 1790-1871. 
63-387 

PORTER, Fite-John, 1822-1901. 63-377, 
63-397, 64-764 

PORTER, Frederick Blasell, 1831-1905. 
65-1360 

PORTER, George Bryan, 1791-1834. 65-491 

PORTER, Horace, 1837-1921. 63-388 

PORTER, Lemuel C. 65-23 

PORTER, Mary Khoda (Montague) collector. 
65-885 '--.. 

PORTER, Noah, 1866-1897. 65-1076 

PORTER, Peter Buell, 1773-1844. 63-336 

PORTER, Sir Robert Ker, 1777-1842. 
65-1670 

PORTER, Robert MassengilL 65-887 
PORTER, Sarah see HUlhouse, Sarah (Porter) 
PORTER, Sophie (McHarg) d. 1903. 63-388 
PORTER, William. 65-961 

PORTER, William Dennlson, 1810-1883. 
63-346, 63-352 

PORTER, William Sydney, 1862-1910. 63-48 

PORTER and Conner, Charleston, S. C. 
65-846 

PORTER family. 64-506, 64-525, 65-491 

PORTER Military Academy, Charleston, S. C. 
63-285 

PORTER Springs, Ga. 64-223 
PORTLAND, Or. 

Construction Industry. 64-709 

Consular service (Gt Brit. ) 63-216 

Hardware trade. 65-1129 

Law practice. 65-1136 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-1051 

Merchants. 64-708 

Multnomah Engine Company No. 2. 64-710 

Music schools. 64-692 

Personal papers. 64-699 

Politics. 64-687 
Shipbuilding. 64-709 
Steamboat lines. 64-702 
Urban League. 65-1033 



PORTRAITS. 64-1229 
Collections. 65-189 
Public figures of 1920"s. 65-1105 

PORTS of entry 
see also Harbors 
Foreign. 65-217 
Alabama. 64-110 
California. 65-727 
Newfoundland. 64-80 
Pennsylvania. 65-1670 
Washington. 65-1034, 65-1052 
PORTSMOUTH, Mich. 
Letters from. 65-577 

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio 
Letters from. 64-106 

PORTSMOUTH, Va. 

Ministerial Association of the Baptist 
Church. 64-1131 

Norfolk Navy Yard. 64-1234 

see also Confederate States of America- 
Navy Yard, Gosport, Va. 



PORTUGAL 

Claims against 64-778 

Colonies 

America. 65-1731 

Consular and diplomatic service (U. S. ) 
63-333, 64-1093, 65-57 

Foreign relations. 63-100 

Inquisition. 65-1731 

Jews. 65-1731 

Marranos. 65-1731 

Trade with France. 64-956 

POSEY, Evie (Stubblefleld) 65-883 

POSEY, Mary Ann see Craig, Mary Ann 
(Posey) 

POSEY family. 65-158 

POsrrmsM. 65-1720 

POST, Charles William, 1854-1914. 65-503, 
65-1348 

POST, Hoyt, d. 1912. 65-601 
POST, Louis F. 64-159 
POST Office and Post Roads Committee (U. S. 
House of Representatives) 63-382 

POST Office Dept., U. S. see U. S.-Post 
Office Dept. 

POST Offices and Post Roads Committee (U. S. 
Senate) 64-257 



POSTAGE stamps 

Collecting see Philately 
Confederate States of America. 64-1238 
POSTAL cars. 64-1234 
POSTAL service. 64-257 

see also U. S.-Post Office Dept. 

Parcel post laws. 63-382 
By place 

Arizona. 65-1758 

Maine. 65-1829, 65-1973 

Michigan. 64-1425, 65-457 

Missouri. 63-127, 64-1239 

Nebraska. 65-1476 

Nevada. 65-1787 

New Jersey. 65-1652, 65-1665 

New York. 64-836 

North Dakota. 65-796 

Pennsylvania. 65-826 

South Carolina. 63-291 

Southern States. 63-94, 65-878 

Utah. 65-1791 

Virginia. 63-145 

POSTMASTER.General see U. S. -Post Office 
Dept. 



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POTTER, Jabez Turner, 1796-1871. 64-1310 

POTTER, John M. 64-1429 
POTTER, Lemuel. 64-1310 
POTTER, Martha (Turner) 64-1310 
POTTER, Mary see Babcock, Mary (Potter) 
POTTER, Merritt Luzerne, b. 1831. 64-1310 

^X 9 «^ 8 t gomery GUctaJ «- 

P0 I?T?,'„ Sherman Ben Jamin, 1806-1860. 
POTTER, Sylvia (Easton) 65-710 
POTTER, Timothy, b. 1769. 64-1310 
POTTER, Timothy, 1792-1853. 64-1310 
POTTER, Timothy Zalmon, b. 1832. 64-1310 

POTTER, William W. , 1869-1940. 65-494 
65-584, 65-648 - > 

POTTER family. 64-671, 64-1310, 65-493 
POTTERHILL, N. Y. 
Revolution 

c *1>VSm batUes ' miUtar y «"<"*• 

POTTERY industry and trade 
New Jersey. 65-1650 



POUND, Louise. 65-1409, 65-1415 
POUND, Omar Shakspear. 64-955 
POUND, Roscoe, 1870-1964. 65-536, 65-1440 
POUNDS (Domestic animals) see Estrays 
POUHE, Eugenio. 65-1811 
POWDER mills 

World War L 65-887 
Tennessee. 65-887 
POWDERRiver Cattle Company of Wyoming. 

POWDERLY, Terence Vincent, 1849-1924 
64-1429, 65-1031 

POWELL, Ashley Guy. 64-378 

POWELL, BurtEardley, 1867,- 65-1931 

POWELL, Charles Stephen, d. 1918. 64-378 

POWELL, Daniel A. 

Estate of. 64-378 

POWELL, Elizabeth, D. 1797. 65-1022 

P T£. ^ ** Baden IS! Baden-Powell 
Sir George Smyth, 1847^898 Jraveu ' 

™£kTzr les ' 1834 - 1902 - m - io °. 



POSTON, Elias. 65-983 

^'t^™™-^' Battle Creek, 

POTATOES. 64-1113 

Improvement 65-1505 
POTAWATOMI Indians. 64-186 
POTOMAC River 

Revolution. 64-805 

^offl 00 ^ 60 "' 1945 S£i Berlin Pro- 
tocol (Agreements reached bTthe United 
States, Great Britain and Russia at the 
Tripartite Conference, 1945) 

POTTER, Charles Edward, 1916- 65-463 
POTTER, CoraU. 64-783 
POTTER, Elizabeth (Elmer) 65-1616 

P °II^^', n Ge ° ree Washi «>eton, 1802-1879. 
64-1310 

POTTER, Heman Bradley. 64-817 

POTTER, Henry, 1765-1857. 65-710 

POTTER, Henry Albert, 1840-1933. 65-493 



P °?£f- ^t laide Eunice Goodr i<='» see 
Goodrich, Eunice, fl. 1870-1920 

POTTS, James Henry, b. 1848. 65-495 
POTTS, John, of Missouri. 65-1161 
POU, George Ross. 64-446 
POU, James Hinton, 1861-1935. 65-711 
POUGHKEEPSIE Ice Yacht aub . 65 . 63 
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. 

Business records. 64-821 
Estate management. 65-63 
Law practice. 65-40 
Vassar College 
Students. 65-655 
POULTNEY, Jane see Bigelow, Jane (Poultney) 
POULTRY feed. 65-1755 
POULTRY industry 
Kentucky. 65-24 
Michigan. 65-560 
Minnesota. 63-253 
POUND, Arthur, 1884- 65-496, 65-532 

64-150, 



POUND, Ezra Loomis, 1885- 
64-491, 64-955, 64-1338 

POUND, James H. 65-1360 



POWELL, Talcott. 65-1664 

POWELL, William Henry, 1825-1909. 65-1082 

POWELL, William Stevens 1919 „„„ . 
64-378, 64-617 collector. 

POWELL family. 64-639 

POWER, Nathan, 1807-1874. 65-1355 
POWER, Thomas S. 65-911 

POWER Authority of the State of New York. 

P0 65™47 :0mi,,iSSi0n ' U ' & FederaL M-1272, 
POWER Pooling, White House Conference on. 

POWER resources. 65-29 

see also. Electric power; Fuel; Public 
utilities; Waterpower 

KWER supply jsee Power resources / 
POWERS, Hiram, 1805-1873. 65-18 
POWERS, John H. 65-1495 
POWERS, JohnR. 65-1355 

POWERS, Perry Francis, 1858-1945. 64-1469 
POWERS family. 64-671 

POWESHTCKCo., Iowa 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-1633 



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POWHATAN Co., Va. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 64-1246 
County records. 65-1017 
Family and personal papers. 65-1025 

Land. 65-960 
POWYS, Llewelyn. 65-1934 
POYDRAS, Julian, 1746-1824. 65-699 
PRAIRIE burner. 65-792 
PRAIRIE Creek Coal Company. 63-267 

PRAIRIE du Chien, Wis. 
Fur trade. 65-1403 

PRAIRIE Home, Kan. see Silkville, Kan. 

PRAIRIE Ronde, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-557 

PRAIRIE Seminary, Richland, Mich, (formerly 
Richland Academy) 65-1351 

PRALL, Josiah, 65-1695 

PRALL, Thatcher 

Family of. 65-1695 

PRALL family. 65-1695 

PRATT, Mrs. Chester see Pratt, Grace 
Elinor Joy (White) 

PRATT, Edwin Judson. 64-452 
PRATT, Enoch, 1808-1896. 63-104 
PRATT, Grace Elinor Joy (White) 64-721 
PRATT, John Francis, 1848-1929. 64-1268 
PRATT, Joseph Hyde, 1870-1942. 64-908 
PRATT, Julius W. 65-566 
PRATT, Orville H. 65-475 
PRATT, Peter. 64-1398 
PRATT, Robert H. 65-1918 
PRATT, William V. 64-1573 

PRATTE & Cabanne. 65-1401 

PRATTE family. 54-296 

PRATTSBURG, N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-852 

PRATTVILLE, Ala. 

Personal papers. 64-387 

PRAY, James S. 65-1924 

PRAY family. 65-497 

PRAYER books 

Episcopal. 65-20 



PREACHERS see Clergy 

PREHISTORIC animals. 64-1522 
see also Paleontology 

PREJUDICE see Discrimination; mtolerance; 
Race problems; Religious discrimination, 
intolerance and persecution 

PREMIUM Distributing Company. 65-111 

PRENTICE, George Dennison, 1802-1870. 
64-960 

PRENTISS, Narcissa see Whitman, Narcissa 
(Prentiss) 1808-184T" 

PREPAREDNESS Day parade, San Francisco, 
Calif., 1916. 64-19 

PREPAREDNESS, Military see Military pre- 
paredness 

PRESBYTERIAN Church see Cumberland 
Presbyterian Church; and names beginning 
with the word Presbyterian 

PRESBYTERIAN Church in the Confederate 
States of America see Presbyterian Church 
in the U. S. 

PRESBYTERIAN Church in the U. S. 
Education 

Texas. 65-3 
General Assembly 

Committee on Dispensatlonalism. 65-4 
Presbyteries 

Texas-Mexican. 65-5 
Synods 
Texas 

Committee on Schools and Colleges. 
65-3 

PRESBYTERIAN Church In the U. S. A. 
64-1490 
General Assembly. 64-922, 64-1579 

Presbyteries. 65-498 

District of Columbia. 64-1579 
New Brunswick. 65-1632 
Potomac. 64-1579 
Washington City. 64-1579 

Synods 

Michigan. 64-1490, 65-413, 65-498, 

65-499 
New York and Philadelphia. 65-1632 

PRESBYTERIAN Church, South see Presby- 
terian Church in the U. S. 



PRESBYTERIAN churches. 64-170, 64-481 

Catechism. 63-77 

Chaplains. 63-182 

Clergy. 63-77, 65-432, 65-1644 

Education 

Texas. 65-2, 65-3 



Missionary societies 

Michigan. 65-296 
Missions 

Michigan. 65-232, 65-255 

Seminaries 

Massachusetts. 64-1281 

Ohio. 63-205 

South Carolina. 64-390 

Sermons. 63-77, 63-263, 64-390, 64-580, 
64-675, 64-866, 64-922, 64-1055, 
64-1104, 64-1281, 64-1438, 64-1490, 
65-239, 65-255, 65-296, 65-432, 65-490, 
65-728, 65-1568, 65-1636 

Sunday schools 

Michigan. 65-357 

Nevada. 65-1146 

New Jersey. 65-1618 

Union of. 64-1579 

Union with Protestant Episcopical Church. 
65-91 

By place 

Colorado. 65-386 

Georgia. 65-1862 

Kentucky. 65-1534 

Michigan. 64-1404, 64-1415, 64-1444, 
64-1447, 64-1,490, 65-231, 65-232, 
65-239, 65-244, 65-357, 65-386, 65-413, 
65-432, 65-490, 65-498 , 65-499, 65-525, 
65-669, 65-1350 

Mississippi. 64-1533 

Missouri. 64-339 

Nebraska. 65-1989 

Nevada. 65-1146 

New Jersey. 65-1568, 65-1618, 65-1632 , 
65-1636, 65-1647, 65-1683 

New York. 64-847, 65-852, 64-866, 

64-902, 64-919, 64-922, 64-923, 65-1568 

New York City. 64-929, 64-1257, 65-1632 

North Carolina. 64-620, 64-672, 64-1055, 
64-1104, 65-728 

Ohio. 63-179, 63-181, 63-263, 65-432 

Pennsylvania. 64-866, 64-1156, 64-1438, 
65-915, 65-1632 

South Carolina. 64-560 

Southern States. 63-77 

see also Presbyterian Church in the 
U. S. 
Tennessee. 64-1104, 65-881 
Texas. 65-2, 65-3, 65-5 
Virginia. 64-1055, 64-1104, 64-1236, 

65-1015 
Washington, D. C. 64-1579, 65-900 



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PRESBYTERIAN Corporation of the University 
of Michigan. 64-1415 

PRESBYTERIAN Theological Seminary 
Columbia, S. C. 64-390 ' 

PRESBYTERIAN Youth. 65-499 

PRESCHOOL education see Education— Pre- 
school 

PRESCOTT, Albert Benjamin, 1832-1905 
Notes on lectures of. 65-278 

PRESCOTT, Caroline, b. 1803. 64-719 

PRESCOTT, Eliza see Jones, Eliza 
(Prescott) 

PRESCOTT Coal Development Company. 64-5 

PRESCRIPTIONS see Medicine-Prescrip- 
tions and remedies 

PRESERVATION of food. 64-919 

PRESERVATION of wildlife see Wildlife 
conservation 

PRESERVATION Society. Charleston, S. C. 

PRESIDENCY, National Committee Against 
Limiting the. 65-128 

PRESIDENT, U. S. Executive Office of the see 
u. S. -Executive Office of the President 

PRESIDENTIAL elections. 63-336 64-764 
64-1238, 65-32, 65-33, 65-34 ' 

see also Elections and election campaigns- 
Political conventions ' 

1824. 63-228, 64-186, 64-1005, 64-1099 
64-1144, 64-1547 

1828. 64-186, 64-1099, 64-1547 

1832. 64-186 

1840. 63-194, 63-256 

1848. 63-398 

1856. 63-189, 63-405 

I860. 63-405, 64-511, 65-878 

1872. 65-907 

1876. 63-264, 63-326, 64-764 

1880. 63-326, 63-371 

1884. 63-326, 63-350, 63-371 

1888. 63-350 

1900. 64-771 

1908. 65-824, 65-1916 

1912. 64-604, 65-1675 

1916. 65-824 

1920. 64-128, 64-1295, 65-860 

1924. 64-1291, 64-1295, 65-1431 

1928. 64-128, 64-1163, 64-1172, 65-884 

1932. 65-44, 65-58 

1936. 65-39 



1940. 64-1416, 65-55, 65-64 

1944. 65-64 

1948. 65-68, 65-253, 65-554 

PRESIDENTIAL libraries. 65-37, 65-121 

PRESIDENTIAL press secretaries. 65-136 

PRESIDENT'S Advisory Committee on Educa- 
tion. 65-71 

PRESIDENTS Committee for the Development 
of Scientists and Engineers. 65-1040 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on Administrative 
Management. 65-72 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on an Inquiry on 
Cooperative Enterprise in Europe. 65-73 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on Civil Service 
Improvement. 64-178, 65-50, 65-74 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on Economic Security. 
64-1634 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on Portal to Portal 
Travel Time 65-75 

PRESIDENT'S Committee to Study the United 
States Military Assistance Program 
65-149 ^ 

PRESIDENT'S Conference on Home Building 
and Home Ownership, 1931-32. 65-1069 

PR 6 S 5™ E NT ' S C0UDCU * Eco * **' Advisors. 

PRESIDENT'S Interdepartmental Committee to 
Coordinate Health and Welfare Activities. 
05-76 

PRESIDENT'S Research Committee on Social 
Trends. 64-1327 



PRESIDENTS Rubber Survey Committee see 
Situation* 0131 Comnlittee t0 ^<^ the Rubber 

PRESIDENT'S Square, Washington D C 
63-338 - 

PRESIDENTS (U. S. ) 63-358, 64-860 
64-1565, 64-1575, 65-462, 65-1737* 

see also U. S. - President; and names of the 
Presidents 

Election see Presidential elections 

Inaugurations see Inaugurations- 
Presidents 

Term of office. 65-128 

PRESIDENTS Water Resources Policy Comm- 
ission. 65-27,65-29 

PRESS 

see also Journalism; Newspapers; 
Periodicals 

Associations and clubs see Journalism- 
Societies; Newspapers— Associations 

Freedom of see Freedom of the press 

Morale. 65-1742 



PRESS secretaries, Presidential. 65-136 

PRESSURE cookers. 65-1987 

PRESTON, Frances Folsom Cleveland. 64-882 

PRESTON, James Patton, 1774-1843. 65-971 

PRESTON Jane Grace see Gilmer, Jane 
Grace (Preston) 

PRESTON, John, of Montgomery Co. , Va. 
and Richmond, Va. 65-971 

PRESTON, John, 1781-1865. 65-971 

PRESTON, John B. 64-711 

PRESTON, John Smith, 1809-1881. 64-405 

PRESTON, John Thomas Lewis. 64-618 

PRESTON, Lucinda Staples (Redd) 65-971 

PRESTON, Margaret (Junkin) 1820-1897 
64-618 

PRESTON, Robert, surveyor, of Washington 
Co., Va., fl. 1784-1832. 65-971 

PRESTON, Susanna (Smith) 1740-1823. 
65-971 

PRESTON, Thomas W. 65-971 

PRESTON, William, 1729-1783. 65-971 

PRESTON, William Ballard, 1805-1862 
65-971 

PRESTON, William Campbell, 1794-1860 
63-352, 65-936, 65-991 

PRESTON, Conn. 

Resident of. 64-1393 

PRESTON family. 65-971 



PRESTON, N. Y. 

Family papers. 6.4-952 

PRESTON'S Company of Virginia Militia. 
65-971 

PRETENDER, The Old see James, Prince of 
Wales, the Old Pretender, 1688-1766 

PREUSS, H. 64-813 

PREVOST, Sir George. 63-225 

PRTBILOF Islands. 64-705, 65-1780 

PRICE, Edward T. 65-1696 
PRICE, Eli Kirk, 1797-1884. 64-1147 
PRICE, Fanny (Davenport) 64-1562 
PRICE, Francis. 65-1696 

64-65, 



PRICE, Ira Maurice, 1856-1939 
64-151 



PRICE, Isaac, 1747-1811. 64-620 
PRICE, Isaac, 1788-1833. 64-620 
PRICE, Isaac Jasper, b. 1819. 64-620 
PRICE, J. Chauncey. 65-1054 



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PRICE, Jack. 65-2001 

PRICE, Lucien, 1883-1964. 65-1208 

PRICE, Madeline M. 65-1696 

PRICE, Matilda C. Sands (Trenehard) 
65-1696 

PRICE, R. Channing, d. 1863. 64-619 

PRICE, Rodman McCamley, Jr. 65-1696 

PRICE, Rodman McCamley, 1816-1894. 
65-1694, 65-1696 

PRICE, Sterling, 1809-1867. 64-337, 64-777 

PRICE, Theophllus Townsend, b. 1828. 
65-1697 

PRICE, TheronD. 64-1157 

PRICE, W. S., Jr. 64-895 

PRICE Administration, U. S. Office of see 
U. S. —Office of Price Administration 

PRICE control. 64-253 
see also Price support 

World War H. 65-1389 

PRICE family. 64-151, 64-620, 65-1697, 
65-1698 



Genealogy. 65-962 

PRICE, Reid and Company, Norfolk, Va. 
64-381 

PRICE support. 65-1307 

PRICES. 65-24 

see also Merchants 

Farm produce. 64-904, 65-663, 65-1001 

Government regulation of see Price 
control; Price support 

Hardware. 64-241 

Land. 65-663 

Milk. 64-851 

Plate glass. 64-372 

Wool. 64-914 

Michigan. 65-219 

PRICHARD, Ellas J. 65-1860 

PRICKETT, Isaac 64-1328 

PRIDE of the West Mining and Milling Company. 
64-9 

PRIEST, Benjamin. 65-185 

PRIEST, GUman. 65-185 

PRIEST, John. 65-185 

PRIEST, Silas. 65-185 

PRIEST family. 65-185 

PRIESTLEY, Herbert Ingram, 1875-1944. 
64-1403 



PRIMARY elections 
Michigan. 65-552 
Nebraska. 65-1434 
New Jersey. 65-1675 
Oregon. 64-703 
South Dakota. 65-1470 
Washington. 64-1263 

PRIME, Emily see Delafleld, Emily (Prime) 
1840-1909 

PRIMITIVE Baptist churches 

North Carolina. 64-1023 

PRINCE, Elizabeth Oakes see Smith, Elizabeth 
Oakes (Prince) 1806-189T" 

PRINCE, Flora Grace. 64-918 

PRINCE, Lillian Hughes, d. 1962. 64-1536 

PRINCE, Sarah Jackson. 64-1032 

PRINCE, William Meade, 1893-1951. 64-1536 

PRINCE Edward Co., Va. 
County records. 65-1017 
Personal papers. 65-967 

PRINCE George Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family and personal papers. 65-998 

Plantations. 64-1098 

Social life. 64-462 
PRINCE Georges Co. , Md. 64-1247 
PRINCE William Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Estate management. 64-1248 

Iron Industry and trade. 64-1248 
Land. 65-983 



PRINCE William's Parish, S. C. 
Sheldon Church. 65-850 

PRINCESS Anne Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 

PRINCETON, Ky. 

Cumberland College. 64-218 

PRINCETON, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

PRINCETON, N. J. 

Colleges and universities see Princeton 
University 

Conferences. 64-83 

Family and personal papers. 65-1655 



PRINCETON Theological Seminary 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1644 
PRINCETON University 

Faculty members' papers. 64-882 

Lectures. 64-929 

President. 65-1680 

Students. 63-«9, 64-1061, 65-«9, 65-1925 

Autographs. 65-1651 

Notes and notebooks. 64-428, 6S-1636, 
65-1651 

PRINCETON (Warship) 64-265 
PRTNGLE, Elizabeth Wattes (Allston) 63-273 
PRINGLE, Jane (Allston) 63-273 
PRINTERS and printing 

Companies. 65-1053 

History. 65-1256 

Specimens. 65-406 
By place 

Connecticut. 65-1835 

New Jersey. 65-1650 

Pennsylvania. 65-1749 

PRINTING presses 
Manufacture 

New York City. 65-603 
PRINTS see Engravers and engraving 

PRISON associations. 65-501 
International. 64-107 

PRISON reform. 64-21, 64-36, 64-107, 
64-224, 64-446 

PRISONERS 

see also Crime and criminals; and the sub- 
— division Prisoners and prisons under 
names of wars, e. g. Civil War- 
Prisoners and prisons 

Algiers. 63-333 
California. 64-19 

Great Britain. 64-43 
Mexico. 64-296 
Pennsylvania. 64-1153 
Tasmania. 64-358 

PRISONS 

see also Correction (Treatment of offend- 
— eri7rRefar matorle8 '> and the subdivision 

Prisoners and prisons under wars, e. g. 

Civil War— Prisoners and prisons 

Administration. 65-47, 65-501 
Articles, notes, etc 65-1196 
Riots. 65-613 



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PRISONS (Continued) 

By place 

Michigan. 64-1427, 64-1435, 65-613 
65-1343 ' 

Nebraska. 65-1437, 65-1494 

New York. 64-836 

Ohio. 64-119 

PRISONS, Military 

see also subdivision Prisoners and prisons 
under names of wars 

Nebraska. 65-1468 
PRITCHARD, C. M. 65-1330 

"^FSSi™.' HCnry Smlth > 1857-1939. 

64-454, 64-767, 64-1268, 64-1271, 65-1340 

PRIVATE presses see Publishers and 
publishing— Pri rate 



^^J^^a/og of Manuscript Collections: Index 



PROFFIT family. 64-621 
PROGRESSIVE Citizens of America 

H€ & Ar sjsr'- and »~—» 

PR 6°5 G ^8 SSIVE Pmy (F ° UndCd 1912) 64 - 82 °. 
Washington. 64-1263 

PROGRESSIVE Party (Founded 1919) 
Wisconsin. 65-913 

PROGRESSIVE Party (Founded 1948) 65-1216 

PROGRESSIVE Republican Primary Organi- 
zation. 65-1470 W 

65-672, 65-1304, 65-1470, 65-2010 



PRIVATE schools see Schools 

P T 6 T 1 EE 6™80 M - 824 ' M - 1048 > M - 1392 . 

g.la Capture at sea; Prizes of war- 
Seizure of vessels and cargoes 

PRIZE fighting _see Boxing 

PRIZES of war. 63-221 

See ^° Privateering; Seizure of vessels 
and cargoes 

PROBABILITIES. 65-1720 
PROBATE courts 
Missouri. 65-1161 

PRORATE law and practice. 65-679 

see also Estate laws; Estates; Wills 

Idaho. 65-1812 

Utah. 65-1795 
PROBATION. 64-184 

see also Pardon 

PR 64 C -5 ER ' An " e BenS ° n ^PP^ "99-1888. 
PROCTER, Bryan Waller, 1787-1874. 64-59 
PROCTOR, Joseph F., 1835-1925. 65-1352 

PROCTOR, Redfield, 1831-1908. 64-778 

PROCTOR, Vt. 65-953 

PR S DX l CEtrade SS ^r» produce- 
Marketing 

PRODUCTION Management, U. S. Office of 

Labor Division. 65-48 

PROFESSIONAL Architectural Association, 
St. Louis, Mo. 64-297 

PROFESSORS see Teachers and teaching 

PROFESSORS, American Association of 
University see American Association of 
University Professors 



California. 65-860, 65-2011 

PR fF?£Z «l 64 ' 281 > W- 606 ' «<-986, 

64-1496, 64-1505, 64-1523, 65-837, K-1408 

see : also Prohibition repeal; Temperance; 

u. S. -Constitution-Amendments-lBth 
Washington. 64-1263 

PROHIBITION Party. 65-591 
PROHIBITION repeal. 64-882, 65-343, 65-688 
PROJECT in Critical Thinking. 64-903 
PROJECTING Engine Company. 64-917 
PRO-LEAGUE Independents. 64-1295 
PROPAGANDA 
Nazi. 65-1741 
World War I. 65-155 
World Warn. 64-88, 65-1066 
PROPELLERS, Aerial. 65-894 
PROPERTY restriction agreements. 65-1336 
PROPORTIONAL representation. 64-nsfi 
PROSCH, Thomas Wickham. 64-1258 
PROSELYTES. 65-1744 

see also Conversion, Religious 
PROSPECTING 

see also Mines, mining, and mineral 
resources 

California. 64-731 

Colorado. 64-1265, 65-1767 
PROSSER, Charles Smith, 1860-1916. 64-100 
PROSSER, William F. , 1834-1911. 65-1053 
PROSTITUTION. 65-836 
Illinois. 64-52, 65-840 

PROTECTION of citizens abroad. 64-1575 

PROTECTION of wildlife see Wildlife 
conservation 

PROTECTIVE associations. 63-50 
Michigan. 65-1367 



63-140, 64-995, 64-1535, 65-92 

£S*^f_ Church of England; and for an 
individual church see the name of the 
place in which it is located e e. 

c^cT 6 ' Md - St - Paurs ****** 

Book of common prayer. 65-20 
Charitable work. 63-276 
Civil War. 63-140 
Divorce. 65-91 

DO «-n88 and F ° reign Mlssiona T Society. 

Education. 63-140 
Marriage. 65-91 
Missionary societies. 65-850 
Missions. 65-1188, 65-1420 
Music. 64-477 
Seminaries. 64-1121 

Sermons. 63-237, 64-456, 64-477, 64-600 
64-1073, 64-1091, 65-20, 65-91 65-303' 
65-377, 65-1420, 65-1604, 65-1885 ' 

Slavery controversy. 63-140 
Theological students 

Pennsylvania. 65-1420 
Union with Presbyterians. 65-91 
Women's organizations. 65-850 

By place 
Alabama. 64-1043 

Arkansas. 64-1043 
Atlantic States. 63-79 
California. 65-952 

Connecticut. 64-486 

Georgia. 63-103 

Illinois. 64-486 

Kentucky. 64-486 

Louisiana. 64-486 

Maryland. 63-79, 63-140, 64-1043 

Mi gw 65 " 37? ' 65 " 414 ' 65 -«8> 65-465, 

Mississippi. 64-486 

Nebraska. 65-1420, 65-1447, 65-1457 

New Hampshire. 64-1043 

New Jersey. 65-1580, 65-1640 

New York. 65-91 

New York City. 65-20, 65-91 

North Carolina. 64-456, 64-477, 64-487 
64-649, 64-1043, 64-1072, 64-1073 ' 
64-1080, 64-1091 ' 

Ohio. 63-178 



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PROTESTANT Episcopal Church In the U. S. A. 
(Continued) 

South Carolina. 63-43, 63-276, 64-471, 
64-477, 65-850 

Negroes. 65-852 

Society for the Relief of Widows and 
Orphans of the Clergy. 63-276, 
65-850 

Southern States. 63-140, 64-1548 

Tennessee. 64-486, 64-600 

Virginia. 64-1043, 64-1246, 65-1007, 
65-1015 



PROTESTANT Home for the Friendless, 
Cincinnati, Ohio see Glendale, Ohio- 
Maple Knoll Hospital and Home 



B PROTESTANT reformation see Reformation 

H PROTESTANTISM vs. Catholicism. 64-775 

J PROU, Maurice. 64-933 

ITtOUDE, Mary see Penington, Mary(Proude) 
Springett, 1616~-1682 

PROVIDENCE District Horsing Association. 
64-716 

PROVIDENCE, R. I. 

Brown University _see Brown University, 
Providence, R. L 

Family and personal papers. 63-276, 

64-590 
Letters from. 64-197, 64-457 

Libraries. 64-804 

Moses Brown School. 65-1303 

Resident of. 64-644, 64-977 

Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179 

Schools. 65-1303 
k PROVIDENT Hospital, Chicago, 111. 64-156 

I 
I 



PROVINCIAL Congress, Massachusetts, 1774- 
1175. 65-1320 



PROVISION accounts see Grocery accounts 

(PRCVO, Utah 

Itrigham Young University 

President. 65-1791 
Tax records. 85-1823 
PROVOKER (Periodical} 64-138 
PROVOST, Etienne. 64-285, 65-1161 
PROXMIRE, William. 64-1635 
PRDDDEN, William K. 65-1387 
PRUDHOMME, J. Alphonse. 64-622 
PRUDHOMME, Phanor. 64-622 



see also Germany 

Trade with France. 64-956 



PRESSING, Eugene B. 64-1500 
PRYOR, Nathaniel 

Estate ot 65-1161 
PRYOR, Roger Atkinson, 1828-1919. 64-1500 
PRYOR, Shephard Green, 1828-1911. 64-232 

PSALMS. 65-1832 

PSYCHIATRIC hospitals see Mental hospitals 

PSYCHIATRIC Institute, Chicago, m. 64-184 

PSYCHIATRY 

Here are entered general references to 
the clinical and therapeutic aspects of 
psychology 

65-1953 

PSYCHOLOGICAL Library, New York. 
64-1362 

PSYCHOLOGISTS. 64-912 
PSYCHOLOGY. 63-365, 64-795, 65-1199 

Child. 63-78 

Lectures, notes, etc. 65-437, 65-837 

Relationship to religion. 64-1164 

Research. 63-390 

Student notes and notebooks. 65-666 

Teachers and teaching. 65-486 

Theory of evolutionary psychology. 64-1362 

PSYCHOPATHIC Laboratory, Chicago, 111. 
64-184 

PUBLIC administration. 65-1308 

see also Civil service; Government em- 
ployment and employees 

PUBLIC Administration Service. 65-397 
PUBLIC buildings. 65-1924 

see also Auditoriums; Capitols (Buildings) 
New York City. 63-349 
Philadelphia, Pa. 65-1315 
Washington, D. C. 63-349, 63-380, 64-776 
PUBLIC debts see Debts, Public 
PUBLIC finance see Finance 

PUBLIC health. 65-76 

Cities and towns. 65-1936 

By place 
India. 63-105 

Michigan. 65-222, 65-243, 65-277 
Minnesota. 64-1523 
Pennsylvania. 64-958 
Washington. 63-212 

PUBLIC health nursing. 64-716 
533 



PUBLIC Health Nursing Association, Ann 
Arbor, Mich, (now Visiting Nurse Associ- 
ation of Ann Arbor) 65-1378, 65-1391 

PUBLIC housing. 65-45, 65-65 
PUBLIC institutions 

Michigan. 64-1421, 65-398, 65-399, 
65-501 

PUBLIC lands see Land— Public 

PUBLIC Lands Committee (U. S. House of 
Representatives) 65-864 



PUBLIC opinion. 64-1584 

see also the subdivision Public opinion 

onder names of wars, e. g. World War I— 

Public opinion 

European Recovery Program. 65-101 

PUBLIC Ownership League of America. 
64-1269, 64-1272, 65-1055 

PUBLIC Ownership League of Washington. 
65-1055 

PUBLIC power see Public utilities 

PUBLIC Power League of Washington. 
64-1272 

PUBLIC relations. 64-1619, 64-1622, 
65-1059 

see also Publicity 

PUBLIC schools. 64-1285, 65-638 

see also Education; School districts; 
Schools 

Georgia. 64-225 

Idaho. 65-1812 

Michigan. 64-1503, 64-1512, 65-509 

Nebraska. 65-1464 

New Jersey. 65-1636 

New York. 64-820, 64-840, 64-939 

New York City. 64-356 

North Carolina. 64-672, 64-994, 65-709 

Oklahoma. 64-1201 

South Carolina. 63-113, 63-277, 63-278 

Washington. 65-1033 

PUBLIC security 

Italy. 64-1282 

PUBLIC service commissions and corporations 
see Public utilities 



PUBLIC speaking. 64-68, 65-602 
see also Debating 
Teachers and teaching. 65-322, 65-532, 

65-602, 65-1060, 65-1288, 65-1396, 

65-1899 

PUBLIC utilities 

Here are entered general references to 
public service or public utility corporations 
and the commissions controlling them 
see also Electric utilities; Gas companies; 

Water supply 
64-180, 65-515 



PUBLIC utilities (Continued) 

G °7/1?.? nt ownershi P- 64-1269, 64-1270 
64-1272, 65-1044, 65-1055, 65ll439 
65-1483 ' 

Regulation. 64-1499 
By place 

Canada. 64-1269 

Connecticut. 64-913 
Illinois. 64-1329 
Michigan. 65-408 
Missouri. 64-301, 65-688 

^k^^c 64-1269 ' 65 -H39 , 65-1483 
Do-1505 ' ' 

Northwestern States. 64-1269 
Oregon. 64-1269 

W *653oiS5" M " 1269 ' M " 1272 ' 65 - 1054 ' 
Wisconsin. 64-1637 

PUBLIC Utility District Commissioners 
Association. 64-1272 

PUBLIC welfare 

Here are entered general references to 
tax-supported welfare activities. References 
to privately supported activities are entered 

melL, ^"f * WOrlt fences to Te 
methods employed in welfare work, public 
or private, are entered under Social work 

see also_ Charitable work; Child welfare- 
International relief; Poorfarms and poor- 
houses; Social legislation; Social work 

ti'^l', c M ' 323 ' M - 1337 . "-^'fi, 65-47 
65-1216, 65-1509 ' 

Fed 65-94o* enCieS " 64 " 938, 65 - 80 ' 65 - 758 ' 



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Negroes. 65-608 

Michigan. 64-1416, 65-608, 65-1343 

Minnesota. 65-671 

Nebraska. 65-1435, 65-1509 

New York. 64-1337, 64-1572, 65-43 

New York City. 64-1572 

Washington. 65-1057 

Wisconsin. 64-1265 

PUBLIC works. 64-936, 65-1936 
Mississippi Valley. 65-29 
New York. 64-910 
Pennsylvania. 65-29 
Tennessee River Valley. 63-382 
Virginia. 65-960 

PUBLIC Works Administration, U. S see 
U. S, -Public Works Administration" — 

PUBLICITY. 65-1059 

seealso_ Public relations 
Churches. 63-33 



^fHERS National Service Bureau. 

PUBLISHING of periodicals. 63-383, 64-871 
«ialso_ Editors and editing-Periodicals 
PUEBLA, Mex. 

Civil and criminal law cases. 65-1080 
French intervention. 65-2013 
PUEBLO, Colo. 

Travel and description. 64-335 
PUEBLO Indians 
Land. 65-944 

Claims. 65-1180 
PUERTO Alegre, Brazil 

Lutheran Theological Seminary. 64-167 
PUERTO Rico. 64-620 
Absentee voting. 64-820 
Archeology. 65-1815 
Botany. 64-826 
Economic conditions. 65-68 
Geology. 65-1815 
Maps. 65-1815 
Politics. 65-68 
Shipping. 64-1391 

Records. 64-897 
Social conditions. 65-68 
Spanish American War, 1898 

Medical service (U. S.) 63-144 



PUBLISHERS and publishing. -63-407 

seealso_ Authors and publishers; Publishing 
of periodicals; Universitypress.es % 

Companies. 64-6, 64-913, 64-976, 64-1558 

Plan cards. 64-1604 

Notes on publishers. 65-1613 

Private. 64-1031, 64-1314, 64-1526 
64-1571 

By place 
California. 64-1367 
Confederate States of America. 65-884 

^Is^S 63 " 146, 64 ~ 1347 ' 65 " 1085 . 

Ireland. 65-1834 
Massachusetts. 63-401 
Michigan. 64-1434 
Missouri. 63-29 
New Jersey. 65-1650 
Pennsylvania. 65-829, 65-830 
Tennessee. 64-972 



Spanish colony. 63-114, 63-115 

Travel and description. 64-552, 65-155 
University (Rio Piedras) 
Chancellor. 65-68 
PUCET Sound. 63-216 
Fisheries. 64-1263 
Surveys. 64-1268 

PUCET Sound Agricultural Company. 65-1816 
Claims. 65-1155 
Fort Nisqually branch. 65-1056 

PU ?fT„ Sou,ld Power and Li eW Company 
64-1269, 64-1272, 65-1055 

PUGET Sound region. 64-1266, 65-1792 
^lll^tS C ° m ^— ' Associ- 



PUGH family. 64-1118 
PULASKI Co. , Va, 

County records. 65-1017 
Resident of. 64-800 
PULKOVO, Russia 

Nicholas Central Observatory. 64-1556 
PULLMAN, Albert B. 63-386, -64-1487 

PU fil L ^R N ' c ^° r F Mortimer . 1631-1897. 
63-386, 65-1190, 65-1775 

PULLMAN, Paschal A., b. 1836. 65-288 

PULLMAN Company. 63-388 

PULLMAN, Wash. 

Washington sute University see Washing- 
ton-State University, Pullman 

PULSIFER, Nathan T. 64-913 ,, 

PULSIPHER, John. 64-737 
PULTENEY Estate. 64-873 
PUMPS. 64-917 

PUPIN, Michael Idvorsky, 1858-1935 
64-1357 

PURCELL, Charles W. 65-972 

PURCELL, Margaret. 64-799 

PURDIE, James W. 64-379 

PURDUE University, Lafayette, Ind. 

Faculty member as correspondent. 64-1174 
PURDY, Milton Dwight. 64-798 
PURDY family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
PURROY, JohnB. 65-1206 
PURROY family. 65-1206 



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PURSON, Thomas. 64-1194 

PURVIN, Jennie (Franklin) 1873-1958. 
65-1736 

PURYEAR, Mary Eliza Whittle see_ Pettus, 
Mary Eliza Whittle (Puryear) 

PURYEAR, Richard Clauselle, 1801-1867. 
64-460 

PURYEAR family 

Genealogy. 65-967 

PUSEY, Abby see Maigne, Abby (Pusey) 
Jordan 

PUSEY, Edward Bouverie, 1800-1882. 63-207 

PUTNAM, David, 1769-1856. 63-263 

PUTNAM, Frederic Ward, 1839-1915. 
65-1267 

PUTNAM, George Palmer, 1887-1950. 
64-1474, 65-519 

PUTNAM, Herbert, 1861-1955. 65-434 

PUTNAM, Israel, 1718-1790 

Autographs. 64-47 

PUTNAM, Israel, b. 1740. 63-263 

PUTNAM, LydiaH. 63-263 

PUTNAM, N. C. 64-1429 

PUTNAM, Rufus, 1738-1824. 63-227, 65-1050 

PUTNAM, William Pitt, 1770-1800. 63-263 

PUTNAM, William Rufus. 65-1050 
PUTNAM Co., Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-190 

PUTNAM Co. , Mo. 

County court papers. 64-324 

PUTNAM Co., N. Y. 
Loyalists 

Confiscation of property. 65-1528 

PUTNAM family. 63-263 

PUTNAM Female Seminary, Putnam, Ohio. 
63-263 

PUTNAM'S monthly and the Critic 65-839 

PUZZLES. 65-374 

PYE, Sybil. 65-1844 

PYLE, Howard, 1853-1911. 63-393 

PYNCHON family 

Genealogy. 65-175 
PYRAMID Lake Paiute Tribe 

Tribal Council records, 1934-1964. 
65-1994 

PYRTTE. 64-237 



PYSHT River Boom Company. 64-1267 
PYSHT River Lumber Company. 64-1267 

PYTHIAS, Colored Knights of. 64-748 
PYTHIAS, Knights ct 65-299, 65-1827 



QATAR 

Arcbeological expeditions. 65-36 
QUA Iboe Mission. 63-27 
QUACKENBUSH, T. V. 64-1429 
QUACKENBUSH family. 65-60 

QUADRA MOLLINADO, Juan Francisco de la 
Bodega y see Bodega y Quadra Mollinado, 
Juan Francisco de la, 1743-1794 

QUAIFE, MiloMlHon, 1880-1959. 64-1515 

QUAIN, Fannie Dunn, 1876-1950. 65-791 

QUAKERS see Friends, Society of 

QUANTUM theory. 6S-1718 
see also Wave mechanics 

QUAPAW, Okla. 

General stores. 63-265 

QUARANTINE 

North Carolina. 64-992 
QUARLES, Lily. 65-1029 
QUARLES, Marquerlte Stuart 65-956 
QUARLES, Susan P. (Thompson) 65-1029 
QUARRIES and quarrying 

Connecticut. 64-1310 

QUARTERMASTER service 

see also Quartermaster's Dept, under Jur- 
isdiction, e. g. U. S. —Army— Quarter- 
master's Dept. ; and subdivision 
Supplies (Army) under names of wars, 
e. g. Revolution — Supplies 

Alaska. 65-1039 

Oregon. 64-706 

Pacific coast. 64-248 

The West. 65-1039 

QUARTZ. 64-1561 

QUATTLEBAUM, PauL 63-352 

QUAY, Matthew Stanley, 1833-1904. 65-565 

QUEBEC, Can. 

Eastern Townships. 64-790 
Merchants. 65-1727 
Mines and mining. 64-237 

535 



Travel and description. 64-201 

QUEBEC Expedition, 1775 _see Canadian In- 
vasion, 1775-1776 

QUEEN, Ellery, pseud. 65-1664 

QUEEN Charlotte Island Expedition, 1878. 
65-1766 

QUEEN City Lodge, Independent Order of Odd 
Fellows, Battle Creek, Mich. 65-1356 

QUEEN'S College, New Brunswick, N. J. see 
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J. 

QUEIROZ, Rachel de. 64-697 

QUEREAU, E. C. 64-100 

QUEZON, Manuel Luis, Pres. Philippines, 
1878-1944. 64-306 

QUICK, A. J. 64-719 

QUICK, Frances (Merritt) 1833-1924. 64-719 

QUICKSILVER mines see Mercury mines and 
mining 

QUICKSILVER Mining Company. 65-866 



QUIGG, Lemuel Ely, 1863-1919. 64-812 
QUKJLEY, James C. 65-1446 

QUILLE, Dan de, pseud, see Wright, 
William, 1829-1898 

QUILLTNAN, Dorothy (Wordsworth) 1804-1847. 
64-957 

QUIMPER, Manuel. .65-1825 

QUINAIELT, Wash. 

Indian agent. 63-216 

QUINCY, Joslah, 1772-1864. 63-166, 63-198, 
•64-202, 64-795, 64-1584, 65-1268 

Autographs. 64-47 
QUINLAN, Charles E. 65-712 
QUTNLAN, Edwin E., d. 1909. 65-712 
QUINLAN-Monroe Lumber Company. 65-712 
QUTNN, George E., d. 1863. 64-889 
QUINN, John, 1870-1924. *64-150, 65-1850 
QUINN, John B. 65-1507 
QUTNN, John Robertson, 1899- 65-2010 

QUINT ARD, Charles Todd, Bp., 1824-1898. 
65-878 

QUIRK, J. M. 64-833 

QUIRK, Nancy Lace see_ Williams, Nancy 
Lace (Quirk) 

QUITMAN, Eliza. 65-736 

QUITMAN, Frederick Henry, d. 1884. 
65-736 

QUITMAN, John Anthony, 1799-1858. 65-736 



QUITMAN family. 65-736 

QUITRENTS 

Virginia. 65-983 
QUIZ shows. 64-1619 



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R. E. Lee Camp Confederate Soldiers' Home 
Richmond, Va. 65-1011 

R E. Lee Camp No. 1, Confederate Veterans 
Richmond, Va. 65-1011 

R. O. T. C. see U. S. -Army-Reserve 
Officers' Training Corps 

RABAJ, P. 63-18 

RABAL, Joaquin Codallos y see Codatlosy 
Rabal, Joaqufn ~ ~ 

RABBINICAL seminaries. 65-1744 

RABBIS 

Societies. 65-1734,65-1737,65-1745 
RABBITT, Thomas C. 65-1057 
RACCOON Ford, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 

RACE ethnology see Ethnology 

RACE problems. 63-4, 64-323 64-446 
64-597, 64-1161, 65-1033 

see also_ Antisemitism; Racial discrimina- 
tion 

Riots. 65-608 

Illinois. 65-884 

Michigan. 65-608 

New York. 64-869 

North Carolina. 63-72 

Washington. 65-1033 

RACE Relations, American Council on. 
65-1033 

RACE Relations, Northwest Institute of 
65-1033 

RACEHORSES. 65-826 

RACIAL discrimination 

see also Employment— Discrimination in; 
Race problems 

Washington. 65-1033 

RACING of horses see Horses-Racing 

RACKHAM, Horace H. 65-1338 

RACKHAM Fund, University of Michigan. 
65-353 

RACOON (British sloop of war) 65-1793 

RADCLIFFE, Mark W. 65-944 

RADFORD, William W. 65-971 



RADIATION. 63-15 

see aIso _ Cosmic rays; Quantum theory 
RADICAL Club of Toledo. 65-1219 

RADICALISM (Social and political) 64-687 
Attacks on. 65-613 

RADIN, Paul, 1883-1959. 63-11 

RADIO broadcasting. 65-1060 , 65-1062 

see also Commentators-Radio 

Announcing. 64-1518 

Companies. 64-1619 , 65-65 

Fan mail. 65-291 

Political talks, 65-55 

Producing. 64-1631 

Relations with newspapers. 65-1066 

Relations with newspapers. 65-1066 

Scripts. 64-1518, 64-1619 

Fictional. 64-791, 64-1620, 64-1629 
64-1631, 65-1095 

News and commentary. 64-1560 
64-1610, 64-1615, 64-1636, 65'-352 
65-1062 

Political. 64-204, 65-62, 65-67 
Religious. 63-23 

Short wave. 65-1066 

RADIO Station KFUO, St Louis, Mo. 63-23 

RADIO Station WJR, Detroit, Mich. 64-1518 

RADIO Station WLW, Cincinnati, Ohio 
64-1636 

RADIOACTIVE materials. 64-126 

RADIOACTIVITY see Cosmic rays; Electrons 

RAFFO, Count. 63-334 

RAGLAND, George. 64-1553 

RAGLAND, Harry Lee, b. 1864. 64-1244 

RAGLAND, Herbert Shelton, 1888-1946. 
64-1243 

RAGLAND, Joseph Pemberton, b. 1897. 
64-1244 

RAGLAND, Samuel Beaufort, 1827-1903. 
64-1244 

RAGLAND, Sarah Elizabeth Pemberton. 
64-1244 

RAGLAND, William Lauman. 64-1244 

RAGLAND family. 64-1244 

RAGO, Henry, 1915- 64-67, 64-150 

RAGON, , Mr. 64-796 

RAIDS against radicals (1920's) 65-613 

RAILEY, Lucy Belle see Curry, Lucy Belle 
(Railey) 1892- " 

536 



RAILEY family 

Genealogy. 65-962 

RAILROAD bridges. 64-304 

RAILROAD spikes. 63-235 

RAILROAD ties. 65-709, 65-1607 

RAILROADS. 63-340, 64-575, 64-995 65-457. 
65-577 ' *** 

Accidents. 64-815 

Administration. 65-1742 

Cars and equipment 

Postal. 64-1234 
Companies. 64-788, 65-1440 

see also names of companies 

Business papers and records. 63-41, 
64-209 , 64-789 , 64-815 , 64-941 , 
64-1269, 65-249 , 65-409 ,~65^418 
65-425 , 65-1125, 65-11 84,~65^I526 
65-1993 

Stock. 65-466 

Construction and engineering. 63-160 
63-256, 64-904, 65-951, 65-1843 ' 
65-1936 

Plans. 65-1682 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1936 
Alabama. 65-1533 
Arkansas. 65-1S33 
Georgia. 65-1533 
Michigan. 65-533 
Mississippi. 65-1533 

Missouri. 64-304 
Elevated. 65-1520 

see also Cities and towns — Transporta- 
tion 

Employees. 64-815, 65-796 

see also Railroads— Labor problems 

New York. 64-876 

Executives' papers. 64-395, 64-352, 
64-736, 64-1015, 64-1024, 65-856 

Finance. 63-247, 64-1402 

Freight see Freight and freightage 

History. 64-815 

Investment in. 64-450, 64-861, 64-1637, 
65-176, 65-1916 

Labor problems 

New York. 64-910 

The West 63-397 
Land grants. 65-944 

Legal affairs. 64-865, 65-665, 65-738 

Legislation and regulation. 64-1402 
64-1499, 65-249, 65-630 

Locomotives see Locomotives 



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RAILROADS (Continued) 
Mail service 

Cars. 64-1234 
Maintenance and repair. 64-815, 64-941 

Bails. 65-541 
Military. 63-118 
Publicity. 65-1059 
Right-of-way. 64-815, 65-869 

Minnesota. 64-1521 
Surveying. 63-256, 65-920 

TUtlrhipn 65-533 

North Carolina. 64-643 
Taxation 

Michigan. 65-620 

Travel on. 65-593 

Wrecks see Railroads— Accidents 

By place 

Alabama. 64-986 

Appalachia. 65-1032 

Arizona. 64-13 

Brazil. 64-1294 

California. 65-952, 65-1045, 65-1046, 
65-1125, 65-1187 

Canada. 64-1590 

Canal zone. 65-1826 

Maps. 65-1828 

Colorado. 65-1125, 65-1187, 65-1190 

Connecticut. 64-1369 

Delaware. 64-209 

Florida, 64-1047, 64-1105 

Georgia. 63-41 . 63-103, 64-389, 64-1203, 
64-1550 

Great Britain. 65-856 

Illinois. 63-256, 64-119, 64-1329, 65-344, 
65-409 

India. 63-105, 65-856 

Indiana. 63-256, 65-409 

Iowa. 63-256, 64-283 

Kentucky. 63-256, 64-511 

Maine. 64-357 

Michigan. 64-1503, 65-249,65-272, 65-409, 
65-418, 65-425, 65-515, 65-1373 

Middle West. 65-344 

Minnesota. 63-236, 63-256, 65-674 

Mississippi. 64-283 

Missouri. 64-278, 64-282, 64-283, 64-300, 
6S-409 



. 



Nebraska. 65-1443. 65-1485 

Nevada. 65-1125, 65-1184, 65-1187, 
65-1770, 65-1787, 65-1993 



New Jersey. 65-1559, 65-1682 

New York. 63-388, 64-815, 64-873, 
64-941, 64-1639, 65-1520, 65-1841 

New York City. 65-1520 

North Carolina. 64-428, 64-566, 64-985, 
64-994, 64-1005, 64-1080, 64-1115, 
64-1124, 64-1127, 65-729 

North Dakota. 65-801 

Ohio. 63-188, 63-193, 63-205, 63-256, 
65-249, 65-409 

Oregon. 65-1045 

Pacific coast. 65-1046 

Pennsylvania. 63-256, 64-815, 64-UJ8, 
64-1147, 65-19 

South Carolina. 64-1550,65-729,65-846 

Southern States. 63-56, 65-878 

Southern transcontinental (proposed) 
63-339 

Southwest. 64-753 

Tennessee. 64-511, 64-1203 

Texas. 64-740, 64-749, 64-753 

Utah. 65-1190, 65-1791 

Vermont. 64-1590 

Virginia. 64-587 

Washington. 65-1045, 65-1046 

Wisconsin. 63-256 

RAILWAY entertainments (Publication) 
65-1443 

RAINBOW Division, XT. S. Army. 64-588 . 

RADCEY, Henry Thomas, 1860-1934. 63-389 
RAINIER m, Prince of Monaco, 1923- 65-1059 
RAINS, Gabriel James, 1803-1881. 63-314 

RAINS, George Washington, 1817-1898. 
64-623 

RAISIN Valley Seminary, Adrian, Mich. 
65-1351 

RAKES (Tools) 65-659 

RALEIGH and Gaston Railroad. 64-1080, 
64-1124 

RALEIGH family 

Genealogy. 65-962 

RALEIGH Gas Light Company. 64-1024 

RALEIGH Natural History Club. 64-365 

RALEIGH, N, C. 

Bant, and *«»<iri»»g 64-996, 64-1080, 

64-1100 
Business papers. 64-1024, 64-1080 
Christ Church. 64-1072, 64-1073 
Civic affairs. 64-365 
Civil War. 64-423, 64-549, 64-554 

Claims. 64-369 



537 



Episcopal School of North Carolina. 64-397, 
64-555, 64-637 

Family papers. 64-445, 64-680, 64-1091, 
65-735 

Land. 64-372 

Legal documents. 64-369 

Law practice. 64-428, 64-1079, 64-1080 

Letters from. 64-435, 64-640 

Letters received in. 64-427, 64-1116 

Lovejoy Military Academy. 64-1040 

Medical practice. 64-369, 64-632, 64-979 

Merchants. 64-1028 

North Carolina State College. 64-606 

Peace Bistitute. 64-539 

Personal papers. 64-371, 64-606, 64-985 

Resident of. 64-364, 64-582 

St Mary's SchooL 64-456, 64^1043 

XT. S. Internal Revenue Service. 64-378 

Watauga Club. 64-1074 

Young Men's Christian Association. 

64-375 * 

RALSTON, Mary. 63-184 

RALSTON, Robert, merchant of Philadelphia, 
Pa. 65-1526 

RALSTON, WlUlam B. 65-856 
RAMAPO Works, N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-1568 

RAMOTH Baptist Church, Putnam Co. , Ga. 
65-190 

RAMSAY, David, 1749-1815. 65-849 
RAMSAY, John A. 64-624 
RAMSAY, Julius D. 64-624 
RAMSAY, Margaret L. (Beall) 64-624 
RAMSDELL, Charles R. 65-166 

RAMSEUR, Elizabeth Caroline see Phifer, 
Elizabeth Caroline (Ramseur] 

RAMSEUR, Ellen E. (Richmond) 64-625 

RAMSEUR, Stephen Dodson, 1837-1864. 
64-625 

RAMSEUR family. 64-625 

RAMSEY, Alexander, 1815-1903. 63-243 

RAMSEY, James Gettys McGready, 1797-1884. 
64-1203 , 65-737 

RAMSEY, Joseph, 1812-1866. 64-626 

RAMSEY, Margaret B. Crozier. 65-737 

RAMSEY, William. 64-626 

RAMSEY family. 64-1203 



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RANCHES 

see also Cattle raising and trade 

Arizona. 64-3 

Arizona Territory. 65-1756 

California. 64-263, 65-1883, 65-2009 
65-2014 

Dakota Territory. 65-1756 

Kansas Territory. 65-1756 

Nebraska. 65-1988 

Nebraska Territory. 65-1756 

North Dakota. 65-756, 65-759, 65-767 
65-786, 65-787 

Pacific Northwest. 65-1883 

Texas. 64-749, 64-752, 65-804 , 65-806 
65-807, 65-808, 65-8147 ~65-1327 

Wyoming. 65-807, 65-1167 

RANCHO Arebac, Ariz. 

Land records. 65-1181 

RANCHO Pacheco land grant, New Mexico 
65-1181 

RANCK, Glenn N., 1869- 65-1047 

RAND, Agnes see Lee, Agnes (Rand) 1868-1939 

RAND, Benjamin, 1856-1934. 65-1269 

RANDAL, Florence see Livesay, Florence 
(Randal) 1874-195~ 

RANDALL, Caleb Dwinell, 1831-1903. 65-501 

RANDALL, Henry Stephens, 1811-1876 
64-914 , 64-1220 

RANDALL, James Garfield, 1881-1953 
65-166 

RANDALL, James Ryder, 1839-1908. 64-231 
64-627 

RANDALL, Kather ine S. (Hammond) 64-627 

RANDALL County (Tex. ) news. 65-813 

RANDALL family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

RANDOLPH, Edmund, 1753-1813. 63-94 
63-375, 65-990, 65-995 ' 

Autographs. 64-63 

RANDOLPH, George Wythe, 1818-1867 
65-994 

RANDOLPH, John, 1773-1833. 63-96, 63-345 
63-363, 64-483, 64-124L 65-1010 

RANDOLPH, Judith. 64-483 

RANDOLPH, Margaret see Dickins, Margaret 
(Randolph) 

RANDOLPH, Thomas Mann, 1768-1828 
63-345 

RANDOLPH, Thomas Mann, 1792-1848 
64-997 

RANDOLPH, William Fitz see Fitz Randolph, 
William 



RANDOLPH Co. , N. C. 

Colleges and universities. 63-80 
RANDOLPH family. 64-997, 64-1031 

Genealogy. 65-962 

RANDOLPH-Macon College, Ashland, Va. 

Students. 63-89, 64-373 
RANKIN, Jeanette. 65-1160 

RANKIN, John Elliott, 1882- 64-1269 
64-1272 

RANKIN, M. T. 64-1157 

RANKIN, Thomas Ernest, 1872-1953. 65-502 

RANKIN, William. 63-193 

RANKIN family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

RANSOM'S Brigade, Confederate States of 
America. 64-610 

RANTOUL, Robert, 1805-1852. 64-1585 
RANTOUL, 111. 

Letters from. 65-158 

RAPALJE, De Witt. 64-365 

RAPAPORT, David. 63-390 

RAPER, Charles Lee. 63-67 ' 

RAPHAELSON, Sam. 65-1310, 65-1934 

RAPID transit see Cities and towns-Trans- 
portation 

RARE earth salts. 65-1311 

RARE earths. 65-1311 

RARITAN Coal Mining Company. 65-1683 

RARITAN, N. J. 

Law practice. 65-1671 

Resident of. 65-1666 

RASCOE, Burton, 1892-1957. 65-1934 

RASKOB, John J., 1879-1950. 65-32, 65-47 

RASMUSSEN, August. 65-1355 

RATH, Christian, b. 1832. 65-659 

RATHBONE, John F. 63-377 

RATHBUN, Earle Henry. 65-503 
RATHBUN, Frank. 65-503 

RATIONALISM see Positivism 

RAUCH, J. R. 64-1500 

RAUMER, Karl Georg von, 1783-1865. 64-40 

RAVENEL, Edmund, 1797-1870. 64-1552 

RAVENEL, Henry, 1739-1785. 63-313 

RAVENEL, Henry William, 1814-1887. 
64-477, 64-592 

53S 



RAVENEL, Stephen, 1770-1818. 65-852 
RAVENNA, Mich. 

Hardware and lumber trade. 65-404 

RAVENSCROFT, John Starke, Bp. , 1772-1830 
64-580, 64-1072 

RAVENSWOOD (Ship) 65-180 

RAVER, Paul Jerome, 1894-1964. 64-1272 
65-1054 

RAVINES, Michel Tesson Des see Tesson Des 
Ravines, Michel 

RAWALT, John, Jr. 64-685 

RAWALT, Jonas. 64-685 

RAWALT family. 64-685 

RAWLE, Francis, 1846-1930. 64-1500 

RAWLEY, B. C. 64-915 

RAWLEY, DanieL 64-915 

RAWLEY, H. B. 64-915 

RAWLEY, Hiram. 64-915 

RAWLEY family. 64-915 

RAW1JNGS, Daniel A. 64-340 

RAWLINGS, Marjorie (Klnnan) 1896-1953 
64-216 

RAWLINS Co. , Kan. 

Indian raids and massacres. 65-1501 

RAWSON, Alonzo. 65-1713 

RAWSON, S. 64-928 

RAY, Charles Henry, 1821-1870. 63-406 
65-162 

RAY, E.C. 65-1918 

RAY, Patrick Henry. 65-1794 

RAY Consolidated Copper Company (Arizona) 
65-2009 

RAYBURN, Sam Taliaferro, 1882-1961. 
64-253 

RAYMOND, C. C. 64-916 

RAYMOND, George W. 64-916 

RAYMOND, Henry JarvU, 1820-1869. 63-261 
64-803 

RAYMOND, Henry Warren, 1847-1925. 65-565 

RAYMOND, John. 65-1727 

RAYMOND, Uri. 65-504 

RAYMOND family. 64-916 
RAYMOND, Miss. 

Letters from. 64-647 
RAYNER, Isidore, 1850-1912. 64-628 
RAYNER, Kenneth, 1808-1884. 64-1092 
RAYNER family. 64-1092 
RAYNOR family. 65-735 



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RAYON industry and trade 

see also Textile industry and trade 

Massachusetts. 64-205 

READ, Benjamin Maurice, 1853-1927. 
65-1168 

READ, Charles. 65-1550 

READ, Conyers. 64-142 

READ, Daniel, 1805-1878. 64-282 

READ, Gilbert E. , 1822-1898. 65-505 

READ, Hiram Walker, 1819-1895. 65-1788 

READ, J. Armstrong. 64-1294 

READ, John, 1769-1854. 64-1150 

READ, John Meredith, 1797-1874. 64-1150 

READ, Joseph, lawyer of Mount Holly, N. J. , 
fl. 1783-1807. 65-1699 

READ, Josephs. 65-1699 
READ, Opie Percival, 1852-1939. 65-2004 
READ, Rose Drake. 65-1169 
READ, Samuel J. 65-1699 
READ, Thomas Buchanan, 1822-1872. 65-18 
READ, William Miles, 1849-1929. 65-1169 
READ family. 64-1150, 65-1699 
READING clubs see Clubs 
READY Money (Schooner) 64-374 
REAL del Monte Mining Company. 65-1187 
REAL estate see Land 
REAL estate business 
see also Land 
Law and legislation. 65-679 
Arizona. 65-1758 
Illinois. 65-684 
Iowa. 65-1450 
Louisiana. 64-1533, 64-1587 
Maine. 64-56 
Massachusetts. 65-205 

Michigan. 64-1443, 64-1491, 65-205, 
65-225 

Minnesota. 63-235 
Mississippi. 64-1533 
Missouri. 65-684 
Nebraska. 65-1450 
New England. 65-1200 
New Jersey. 65-1559, 65-1595 
New York. 64-1533 
New York City. 65-1175 

North Carolina. 64-365, 64-375, 64-392, 
65-747 



\ 



North Dakota. 65-778 



Northwest. 64-1267 

Ohio. 65-1450 

Tennessee. 65-880 

Vermont. 64-1587 

Washington. 63-211, 64-1259, 64-1264, 
65-1046, 

The REAL life of Sebastian Knight, by 
Vladimir Nabokov. 65-921 

REAL property see Land 

REALISM see Positivism 

REAM, Vinnle see Home, Vinnie (Ream) 1847- 
1914 

REAPPORTIONMENT (Government) 65-2010 

REARDEN, Timothy Henry, 1839-1892. 
65-2004 

REBELLIONS see subdivision Insurrection or 
Revolution under names of countries; or 
names of rebellions, e. g. Dorr Rebellion, 
1842 . 

RECALL elections. 65-2010 

RECENT Social Trends Project. 64-145 

RECIPES see Cookery 

RECDTROCrrY. 65-672 
see also Tariff 

Canada and the United States. 65-1967 
Great Britain and the United States. 65-196T 

Hawaii and the United States. 64-762, 
65-565 

RECIPROCITY Treaty of 1854 with Great Bri- 
tain. 65-1967 

RECITALS. 65-322 

RECKNAGEL, Arthur Bernhard, 1883- 
64-908, 64-911 

RECLAMATION Association, National. 

64-689 
RECLAMATION of land. 65-1833 

Missouri. 65-693 

RECLAMATION Repayment Commission. 
65-1833 

RECONSTRUCTION. 63-57, W- 281 '/ 3 - 871 ' 
64-270, 64-282, 64-618, 64-995, 64-1058, 
64-1097, 64-1182, 65-902, 65-905, 65-915 

Churches and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 65-852 
Colleges and universities 

North Carolina. 65-739 
Cotton trade. 64-630 
Economic conditions. 63-125, 64-1273 
History (Notes, etc. ) 65-166, 65-884 
Military affairs. 63-360 
Motion picture scripts. 65-933 
Negroes. 63-72, 64-1099 

533 



Politics. 63-76, 63-97, 63-143, 63-346, 
63-374, 64-817, 64-1077, 64-1120 

By place 
Alabama. 64-421, 65-884 
Arkansas. 63-126 
Georgia. 64-223, 64-385, 64-389 
Louisiana. 64-1125, 65-878 
Mississippi. 65-1920 
Mississippi Valley. 65-899 

North Carolina. 63-117, 63-150, 64-369 
64-397, 64-447, 64-605, 64-633, 64-1133 
65-739 

South Carolina. 63-113, 63-279, 63-310, 
64-650, 64-1075 

Tennessee. 64-1182, 64-1188 
Virginia. 63-76, 63-125, 63-137, 63-397, 
64-574, 64-656, 64-1273 

RECONSTRUCTION (1939-1951) 65-101, 
65-117 

RECONSTRUCTIONIST Judaism. 65-1724 

RECONVERSION, U.S. Office of War Mobili- 
zation and. 64-1576, 65-720 

RECOVERY Administration, U. S. National 
see U. S. —National Recovery Administra- 
tion 

RECREATION 

see also Amusements; Community centers; 

Sports 
Planning for. 65-1924 
Societies. 64-21 
Iowa. 65-1942 
Minnesota. 63-249 
New York. 64-883 

RECRUITING, enlistment, etc. see under 
names of armies or wars, e. g. Confederate 
States of America— Army; Civil War 

RECUSANCY. 65-1879 

RED Boiling Springs, Tenn. 

Travel and description. 64-1179 

RED book magazine. 64-1596 

RED Cloud, Sioux chief, 1822-1909. 65-1076 
65-1499 

RED Cloud Indian Agency (later Pine Ridge 
Agency) 65-1076, 65-1499 

RED Cross 

American National Red Cross. 63-371, 
64-1259, 64-1334, 64-1526, 65-222, 
65-268, 65-1509 

In Europe during World War L 64-716 
Michigan. 65-369 
Pittsburgh Chapter 

Allegheny County Auxiliary. 65-1747 
Seneca Co. , N. Y. Auxiliary. 64-921 
Washtenaw County Chapter. 65-1378 



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RED Men, Improved Order of. 65-1827 
"RED" raids of the 1920's. 65-613 
, RED River boundary case. 65-31 

TIED River of the North see Tri State Waters 
Commission 

^aX'TsSS 15th BattaU ° n ' ^ Siana 

RED River Settlements. 65-1782 

RED Springs, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-376 

REDD, Lucinda Staples see Preston, Lucinda 
Staples (Redd) 

REDDICK, M. A. 64-378 
REDDING, Gertrude L. (Hopwood) 65-1700 
REDDING, John M., 1908- 65-133 
REDDING, Mary Frances (Foster) 65-1700 
REDDING, William Foster, b. 1860. 65-1700 

REDFIELD, Edward Willis, 1868- 63-393 

REDFTELD; Herman J. 64-1575 

REDFTELD, Robert, 1897-1958 64-70 
64-72, 64-142 

REDFORD, Mich. 

Reminiscences. 65-438 

Societies. 65-1367 

REDGRAVE Hall, Eng. 
Purchase of. 64-34 

REDINGTON, Alfred. 63-328 

REDINGTON, Paul G. 64-908 

REDINGTON, Ariz. 

Ranches. 65-1756 
REDMAN, L. A. 64-779 
REDMOND, John. 64-13^, 
REDPATH, James, 1833-1891. 63-68 
REDSTONE, Lilian Jane, 1855-1955. 64-811 
REDSTONE, Mabel I. 64-811 

REDSTONE, Vincent Burrough, 1853-1941 
64-811 

REECE, Byron Herbert, 1917-1958. 64-233 
REED, A. F. 65-676 
REED, Henry, d. 1793 

Estate of. 65-26 
REED, Henry, 1808-1854. 64-957 

64-957, 



REED, Simeon G. , d. 1895. 65-1045 

REED, Stanley Formau, 1884- 64-178 
65-34 ' 

REED, Thomas Brackett, 1839-1902 
Autographs. 63-245 
Relating to. 65-1959 

REED, William Bradford, 1806-1876. 65-926 
REED, Willis E. 65-1413 
REED family. 65-1436 
REED Mill Company. 65-1048 

REEDY, William Marion, 1862-1920. 64-306 
64-150, 65-937 



REED, James Frazier, 1800-1874 
65-2015 



REED, Mabel. 64-712 

REED, Mark Edward, 1866-1933. 64-1271 
65-1048 

REED, Seth, 1823-1924. 65-506 



REES, Charles. 64-873 

REESE, Ann. collector. 64-213 

REESE, Mrs. D. Meredith see Reese. Ann 

REEVE, Clayton. 65-1701 

REEVE, Edward. 65-1814 

REEVE, Rebecca Foster see Scott, Rebecca 
Foster (Reeve) 

REEVE, Tapping. 64-1371 
REEVE family. 65-1701 
REEVES, Alfred L. , 1873- 64-1474 
REEVES, Benjamin H. 64-275 

REEVES, Jesse Siddall, 1872-1942. 64-1455 
64-1515, 65-311, 65-507, 65-1397 

REEVES, Josey B. see Parkhurst, Josey B 
. (Reeves) d. 1870 

REEVES family. 65-507 

Genealogy. 64-798 
REFORM Judaism. 65-1734, 65-1744 

Societies. 65-1744, 65-1745 

REFORM (Social and political) 63-85, 63-140 
63-151, 64-687 , 64-953, 64-16267"65-648, 
65-697, 65-840, 65-843, 65-860, 65-1511, 
65-2010 

see also Civic improvement; Civil service 
reform; Municipal government; and other 
fields in which reformers operate e e 
Labor; Temperance " 

REFORMATION. 64-1438 

REFORMATORIES. 65-1196 

see also Prisons 

Michigan. 64-1421, 65-296 

Missouri. 64-341 
REFORMED Church in America 

Theological Seminary, New Brunswick, N J 
65-1567 ' 

New Jersey. 65-1566, 65-1567, 65-1610 
New York City. 65-1567 



REFORMED Church in the United States 
New York. 64-1593 
Virginia. 65-1015 

REFORMED Protestant Dutch Church see 
Reformed Church in America 

REFRIGERATION. 64-870 
.see also Cold storage 

REFRIGERATORS. 64-241 

REFUGEES 

see also Displaced persons 
Confederate see Confederate refugees 
Jews. 63-232, 64-1318, 65-1737 
World War I. 65-152 
World War tt. 64-962, 64-1318, 65-36, 

REGAL, AbeL 65-508 

REGAL, Eli. 65-508 

REGAL, Eli, Jr. 65-508 

REGAL, Ellen. 65-508 

REGAL, Sarah Jane. 65-508 

REGAL family. 6 5-508 

REGATTAS. 64-853 

REGENERATION (Biology) 65-1940 

REGENT Grain Company, Regent, N. D 
65-776 

REGENT, N. D. - 

Personal papers. 65-776 

REGIMENTS see official name under State or 
government, e.g. Minnesota-Infantry- 15th 

^fhp 1 !? 8 ^ 8 " 1 U - s --Armv-InfaWy- 
313th Regt. ; Confederate States' of America- 
Army 

REGIONAL planning 

see also City planning 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1924 

REGISTERS, lists, etc. see names of organi- 
zations and corporate bodies, such as, 
hotels, churches, and societies, and for 
military musters, rolls, etc. , see sub- 
division Registers, lists, etc. , "under 
names of armies, States, and wars, e g 
Tennessee-Infantry; Civil War-Registers 
lists, etc. ' 

REGISTERS of births, etc. see Vital records 

REGLA, Counts of. 64-1253 

REGULATION of prices see Price control 

REHABILITATION of disabled veterans 
65-1511 

REHABILITATION, Rural. 65-948 



REHOBOTH Association Executive Committee 
(Georgia Baptists) 65-190 



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REIBAUD, Francisco, d. 1861. 64-1213 

REICHELDERFER, F. W. 64-782 

REICHERT, Bernhard. 65-1818 

REICHERT, Eliza (Prescott) Jones. 65-1818 

REICHERT, Rudolph, 1889- 6 5-1379 

REICHLE, Flora Slayton, 1876-1941. 65-509 

REICHLE, Lewis. 65-509 

RE1D, Andrew, 1751-1837. 64-1274 

RED), David Settle, 1813-1891. 63-97 

REID, Hugo, 1811-1853. 65-815 

REE), Isabella M. (Torrance) Smith. 64-629 

REID, NeilE. 64-1448 

REID, Rufus, 1797-1854. 64-629 

REID, Samuel McDowell, 1799-1869. 64-1274 

REID, Whitelaw, 1837-1912. 63-326, 63-340, 
63-407, 64-767, 64-1562, 65-162, 65-255, 
65-269, 65-678, 65-862 

REID family. 64-1274 

REIGHARD, Jacob Ellsworth, 1861-1942. 
65-510 

Notes on lectures of. 65-278 

REIGHARD, PaulRoby. 65-510 

REIMANN, Lewis Charles, 1890-1961. 
65-511 

REINECKE, Karl, 1824-1910. 65-859 

REINHARDT, Max. 65.-1064 

RETNSCH, Alma Marie (Moser) 64-1624 

REINSCH, Paul Samuel, 1869-1923. 64-1624 

RELAND, Adriaan. 63-1 

RELATIVITY (Physics) 64-779 

see also Quantum theory 

RELAY House (Md. ?) 
Civil War. 64-210 

RELIEF see Charitable work; Civil War- 
Charitable work; Disaster relief; Inter- 
national-relief; Public welfare; Red Cross; 
World War I— Relief to war victims 

RELIEF Administration, U. S. Federal 
Emergency. 65-80, 65-758 

RELIEF (Ship) 64-1388 

RELIGION. 63-365, 64-1164, 64-1182, 
64-1280, 65-1739, 65-1832 

Bee also Churches and church affairs; 
idolatry; Natural religion, Positivism; 
Theology; and names of religions and 
dp nAro l na ^ P nK 

Bibliography. 65-1309 

Civil War. 63-43 

Clippings. 64-838, 64-1278 

Comparative. 64-855 



\ 



Diaries and journals relating to. 65-23, 
65-887, 65-1567 

In colleges and universities. 64-93, 
64-1442 

Indians. 63-2 

Lectures, addresses, notes, etc 64-133, 
64-224, 64-1437, 64-1447, 65-592, 
65-647, 65-654, 65-837 

Letters relating to. 64-270, 64-281, 

64-302, 64-310, 64-790, 64-795, 64-843, 
64-1241, 64-1293, 64-1295, 65-83, 
65-251, 65-457, 65-938, 65-1928 

Pioneers. 63-81, 64-952 

see Confirmations 

Sermons see Sermons 

World War L 64-133 

Writings on. 64-887, 64-1278, 64-1281, 
64-1539, 65-264 

By place 

China. 64-879 

France. 64-166 

Japan. 64-879 

Missouri. 64-275 

New York. 64-900 

North Carolina. 64-1542 

Southern States. 64-1542 

Tennessee. 64-1188, 65-874 

Utah. 65-1127 

RELIGION and science. 63-250, 64-1164 

RELIGION of humanity see Positivism 

RELIGIOUS conversion see Conversion, 
Religious 

RELIGIOUS discrimination, intolerance and 
persecution. 65-1746 

Against Catholics. 63-208, 64-738, 64-1163 
Against Jews see Anttsemitism 

Against Mormons. 64-732, 65-1132, 
65-1150 

RELIGIOUS education. 64-46, 64-65, 64-133, 
65-89, 65-490, 65-837 

see also Church schools; Sunday schools; 
Theological seminaries 

Baptist. 64-1164, 64-1553 

Church of England. 64-168 

Episcopal. 63-140 

Jews. 65-1734 

Methodist. 65-697 

Presbyterian 

Texas. 65-2, 65-3 

RELIGIOUS liberty. 64-1159, 64-1164 

RELIGIOUS literature 

see also Sacred literature; Tract societies 

Methodist 64-65, 64-972, 64-976, 
65-697 



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RELIGIOUS miscellany, 1620-1914 (Manuscript 
collection) 63-81 

RELIGIOUS music see Church music 

RELIGIOUS newspapers and periodicals. 
65-1762 

Baptist 64^1023, 65-89 

Disciples of Christ 65-1216 

Episcopal. 65-92 

Lutheran. 63-23 

Methodist 64-966, 64-972, 65-482 

Unitarian. 64-1326 

Universalist 65-1531 

RELIGIOUS objectors see Conscientious ob- 
jectors 

RELIGIOUS orders. 65-2003 

Kansas. 65-200? 

RELIGIOUS societies. 63-50, 64-46 

see also Bible societies; Missionary 
societies; Tract societies 

Baptist 64-151 

Lutheran. 63-24 

Methodist 64-975, 64-976, 65-697 

Unitarian. 64-1326 

RELIGIOUS Society -of Friends see - Friends, 
Society of 

RELIGIOUS tales- 64-60 

RELOCATION Authority j War. . 65-80 

RELOCATION of Japanese- American Students. 
65-152 

REMEDIES, Medical see Medicine— Prescrip- 
tions and remedies 



REMINGTON, Frederic, i861-1909. 64-319 

REMINGTON, Joseph Price. 65-1983 

REMINGTON Arms Company. 65-832 

REMINGTON Rand, inc. 64-1295 

•REMSEN, Henry. 64-873 

REMSEN, Ira, 1846-1927. 64-1382 , 65-380, 
65-1928 

REMY, Henri, 1811 (ca.)-1867. 65-1716 

RENAN, Miss . 64-523 

RENAN, Corne'lie(Scheffer) 64-523 
RENAN, Ernest^ 64-^523, 64-1351 
RENCHER, Abraham, 1798-1883. 64-1093 
RENCHER, D. G. 64-1093 
RENCHER, Louisa Mary (Jones) 64-1093 
RENCHER family, 64-1093 
RENEHAN, Frank. 65-685 

RENNELLS, Charles Stephen, 1873-1962. 
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RENNELLS family. 65-512 

RENNER, Frederick, 1830-1922. 65-1489 

RENO, Marcus Albert, 1835-1889 

Court of inquiry. 65-1499 
RENO, Nev. 

Railroads. 65-1184 

University of Nevada see Nevada-Univer- 
sity (Reno) 

RENSSELAER Co. , N. Y. 

Antirent troubles, 1839-1846. 64-836 

Banks and banking. 64-934 

Family papers. 64-827 

RENT 

Included here are general references to 
landlords and tpna n f ff 

65-679 

England. 64-174, 65-1879 

New York. 64-836 

North Carolina. 64-372, 64-375, 65-747 

RENWICK Heights, Ithaca, N. Y. 

Development. 64-909 
REPARATIONS 

World War H. 65-48 

REPAYMENT Commission, U. S. 65-1833 

REPEAL of prohibition see Prohibition 
repeal 

REPORTERS and reporting see Journalism- 
News reporting 

REPPLIER, Agnes, 1855-1950. 65-1997 

REPRESENTATION, Proportional see 
Proportional representation 

The REPUBLIC (Periodical) 65-1605 

The REPUBLICAN, Cincinnati, Ohio. 63-399 

REPUBLICAN League see National Republican 
League of the United States 

REPUBLICAN Party 

see also Silver Republican Party 

19th century. 63-340, 65-241, 65-907 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-388 64-812 
64-820, 64-1300, 64-1448, 64-1474 ' 
65-287, 65-475, 65-565, 65-672, 65-915. 
65-1304, 65-1470 

20th century. 64-1444, 65-554, 65-674 
65-771, 65-917, 65-1040, 65-1048, 
65-1094, 65-2011 

Election campaigns. 64-1562 

Formation of. 63-405 

National Committee. 65-58 

National conventions. 65-1506 

7th, Chicago, 1880. 63-259 

9th, Chicago, 1888. 63-259 



15th, Chicago, 1912. 64-778 
23d, Chicago, 1944. 64-1444 

Policy and strategy. 65-32 

Primary elections. 65-1675 
By place 

California. 65-2011 

Lincoln-Roosevelt League. 65-860 
65-867 ' 

Colorado 

State Committee. 65-1189 
Georgia. 63-385 
Illinois. 64-128, 65-157 

Central Committee. 65-157 
Indiana. 64-1559 

Michigan. 64-1448, 64-1469, 64-1484 
64-1496, 65-275, 65-363, 65-378, ' 
65-462, 65-494, 65-554, 65-565, 65-605 
65-1380 ' 

Ann Arbor Committee. 65-1380 

Lapeer County Committee. 65-1380 

State Central Committee. 65-531 

Minnesota. 63-246 

Nevada. 65-1991 

New York. 64-812 

Ohio. 63-186, 63-260, 63-340 

State Executive Committee. 63-259 

Oregon. 64-703 

Pennsylvania. 63-118 
Washington. 64-1264 
Wisconsin. 64-1638 

REPUBLICAN Woman's Club of Alma, Mich. 
65-1380 



REPUBLICAN women's gazette. 63-260 
REPUBUK (Ship) 63-30 

REQUA, Mark Lawrence, 1866-1937. 65-2011 
RESACA, Ga. 

Battle of, 1864. 64-243, 65-1073 
RESCUE work see Lifesaving 

RESEARCH. 64-523, 65-1939 
Business. 65-1942 

Historical. 64-855, 64-903, 64-933. 
64-1350 

Marketing. 64-870 

Mechanical engineering. 65-612 

Medicine. 63-13 

Motivational. 64-68 

Psychology. 63-390 

Science. 63-15, 64-177, 65-1030. 
65-1940 

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Social sciences. 64-21, 64-145, 65-1942 
Sociology. 63-390 
Soil. 65-1305 
Sugar. 64-140 
World War n. 65-612 

By place 
Arizona. 64-2 
Massachusetts. 63-390 

RESEARCH Committee on Social Trends 
64-1327 

RESERVE Officers' Training Corps. 64-828 

RESERVOIRS 

Kentucky. 63-160 

Nebraska. 65-1505 

RESETTLEMENT ^ee Land-Settlement- 
Rehabilitation, Rural ' 

RESETTLEMENT Administration U S 
65-68 

RESIDENT of see as subdiyision under name of 
local place for possible material about that 
place by reason of the identification with 
it of a person or a family 

RESINS see Gums and resins 



RESORTS, Summer 

Georgia. 64-223 

Washington. 64-699 

RESOURCES Committee, National. 64-145 
64-1262 o«-i», 

RESOURCES, Natural see Natural resources 

RESSEGUIER, Ollivier, comte de. 64-345 

RETAIL trade 

see also Company stores; General stores; 
Wholesale trade; and type of trade, e. g.' 
Clothing-Trade; Jewelry industry'and 
trade 

Arizona. 64-3 

North Carolina. 64-1108 

RETARDED children 
Education. 64-1512 
Institutional care. 65-398, 65-399 

RETIREMENT 

see also Old age pensions 
Funds. 65-1677 
Legislation 

Minnesota. 63-242 

RETREAT Plantation, St. Simons Island Ga. 
65-727 '" 

REUNION (Island, formerly Bourbon) 64-75 

REUTHER, Walter P. 64-253 

The REVEILLE (Periodical) 64-504 



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REVELATION. 65-1744 

REVELS, Gt. Brit, Office of Tents and. 
65-1879 

REVENUE see Tariff; Taxation 

REVENUE-Cutter Service, U. S. 65-1171 

REVENUE cutters. 64-784 

REVIVALS see Evangelistic work 

REVOLUTION 

This heading Is used for material relating 
to the American Revolution and to the period 
of the war. 

63-82, 63-293, 64-193, 64-593 , 64-1031 
64-1041, 65-23, 65-870, 65-1193 , 65-1200, 
65-1363 

Army see U. S. — Army — Continental 
Army 



Bounties, Military. 
Lands. 65-977 



63-145 



Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-82, 63-95. 63-299. 64-593 . 65-179 

see also names and locations of 

campaigns and battles, e. g. Hubbard- 
tcm, Vt., Battle of, 1777 

Illinois. 64-314 

New York. 65-1320 

North Carolina. 64-1114 

Southern States. 63-82, 64-593 

Virginia. 64-805 

Chaplains. 64-1370 

Claims. 63-97, 64-997, 64-1077 

Commissariat see U. S. — Army- 
Continental Army— Commissariat 

| Confiscations. 63-82, 64-1057 

Credit. 65-1318 

Economic conditions. 65-898 

Finance. 63-299, 64-1567 

French participation. 63-82, 65-1662 

History. 64-1066, 64-1534 

Intelligence see Revolution— Secret service 

Loyalists see Loyalists 

Military papers. 63-294, 64-275, 65-826, 
65-977 

New England. 64-195 

New York. 64-195 

North Carolina. 64-1053, 64-1114 

Virginia. 65-973 

Military papers (British) 63-53, 65-826 

Military service. 64-407, 64-413, 64-880, 
64-1298, 65-179, 65-755 

Militia. 63-82, 63-88 

Morale. 63-82 

Naval affairs. 63-299, 64-193 

see also Privateering 

British. 63-53, 64-344 



Campaigns, battles, and other naval 
actions. 63-82, 64-1048, 65-1995 

Connecticut. 65-1837 

Officers' military and personal papers. 
63-49, 65-174,' 65-2019 

Prisoners and prisons 

Exchange of prisoners. 63-82 
Privateering see Privateering 
Public opinion 

Friends, Society of. 65-155 

Netherlands. 65-1318 
Recruiting, enlistment, etc 64-805 

Regiments see Revolution— Soldiers from; 
U. S. Army— Continental Army; official 
name of unit, or subdivision Militia 
under names of States 

Registers, lists, etc. 64-417, 64-997, 
64-1053, 64-1184, 65-973 

see also names of military units 

Secret service. 65-1197 

Shipping. 64-193 

Societies see Daughters of the American 
Revolution; Society of the Cincinnati; 
Sons of the American Revolution 

Soldiers from 

Georgia. 63-88 

Massachusetts. 64-15 

Tennessee. 64-1184 

Virginia, 64-997, 64-1046, 65-977 

Supplies. 63-82, 63-359, 64-195, 64-593, 
64-805, 65-179, 65-826 

Tories see Loyalists 

Trade. 65-1318 

By place 

Connecticut 64-189, 64-191, 64-193, 
64-194, 64-198, 64-1298, 64-1315 

Georgia. 64-593 

New Jersey. 65-1683 

New York. 65-60 

North Carolina. 64-367, 64-593 

Pennsylvania. 63-299 

South Carolina, 63-293, 63-299, 63-314, 
64-593, 64-1052 

Southern States. 63-292 

Virginia. 64-1184 

REVOLUTIONS see subdivision Insurrection 
or Revolution under names of countries, 
e.g. France-Revolution* 1789-1799 

REXFORD, Eben E. 64-1626 

REYNELL, John. 65-1702 

REYOTERE, Alexandre Balthasar Laurent 
Grimod de la, 1758-1838 see Grlmod de la 
Reyniere, Alexandre Balthasar Laurent, 
1758-1838 



REYOTER, Madeleine Ellse see Boyd, 
Madeleine Elise (Reynier) 

REYNOLDS, Adelia Potter. 65-1931 

REYNOLDS, Balnbrldge. 65-950 

REYNOLDS, Benjamin, 1798-1842. 64-917 

REYNOLDS, D.A. 85-552 

REYNOLDS, Delia Jane see Banks, Delia Jane 
(Reynolds) 

REYNOLDS, Grlndal 

Estate of. 65-229 
REYNOLDS (H. L. ) & Company. 64-630 
REYNOLDS, Henry Lee. 64-630 
REYNOLDS, Henry Lee, b. 1861. 64-630 
REYNOLDS, James. 64-917 
REYNOLDS, James Lawrence, 1812-1877 

Controversy with Furman University. 
65-1884 

REYNOLDS, John, 1788-1865. 64-186, 
64-252 

Autographs. 64-242 

REYNOLDS, John C. 64-400 

REYNOLDS, Joseph Jones, 1822-1899. 65-681 

REYNOLDS, Quentln. 65-1664 

REYNOLDS, Lansing van Rensselaer, 1807- 
1872. 64-917 

REYNOLDS, Mary see Aldis, Mary (Reynolds) 
1872- 

REYNOLDS, Robert Burns, 1843-1910. 
64-917 

REYNOLDS, William Harvey, 1835-1919. 
65-1353 

REYNOLDS Co. , Mo. 

County Court papers, 1844-1851. 64-324 

REYNOLDS family. 64-400, 64-917. 65-229 

Genealogy. 64-917 
REYNOLDSVILLE, N. Y. 

Teachers and teaching. 64-820 

REZANOV, Nikolai Petrovich, 1764-1807. 
63-410 

RHEA, John, 1753-1832. 64-1194 

RHEA, Jonathan. 65-1703 

RHEA, William D. 65-23 

RHETORIC see Public speaking 

RHETT, Robert BarnwelL 1800-1876. 63-68, 
63-352, 65-2020 

RHEUMATISM. 64-1199 

RHOADS, Charles James, 1872-1954. 
65-944 



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RHODE Island 

Churches and religious aifeirs 
Methodist. 65-696 
Friends. 65-156 
Civil War. 64-644 

Colleges and universities see Brown 
University, Proridence,~R; L 

Dorr Rebellion, 1842. 64-873 

Family papers. 64-590, 64-977, 66-1303 

Governor, 1940-1945 (McGratb) 65-124 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-184 

Local papers. 64-1283 

Naval operations. 64-344 

Personal papers. 63-276, 64-457 

Pontics. 65-124 

Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
05-179 

Schools. 65-1303 

Students. 64-197, 64-1575 

RHODE Island (Colony) 
Land 

Legal documents. 65-184 
RHODES, Cecil John. 64-1316 
RHODES, Eugene Manlove,, 1869-1934. 64-802 
RHODES, James Ford, 1848-1927. 63-67 
RHODES scholarships. 65-1918 
RHODESIA, Southern. 64-1316 
RHYOLITE, Nev. 

Banks and banking. 65-1123 
RICE, Cale Young. 64-150 

RICE, Edmund, 1819-1889. 63-247 

RICE, Ellen. 63-247 

RICE, Ezekiel C. 65-792 

RICE, Grantland. 65-1941 
RICE, JohnHodgen. 64-1233 
RICE, Luther, 1783-1836. 64-1164 
RICE, Stuart. 65-948 
RICE, Wallace. 65-1998 

RICE, Warner G., 1899- 65-566, 65-1934 
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South Carolina. 63-317 
Trade 

South Carolina. 63-274, 63-315, 63-317 



RICE family. 63.247 



South^Carolina. 63-272, 63-273, 63-313, 
Growing 

Georgia. 64-407, 64-1141 



RIC A E is?or r 6"85r rtsman ' * j - Moae 

RICH, John Treadway, 1841-1926 64-isnn 
65-275, 65-298, 65*332, asSSj, 6^-475 ' 
65-513, 65-552, 65-565, 65-659 

RICH, Mark. 64-946 

RI i^ lcil 6^ Company ' SUver c "y. 

^S,^' 1767 - 1832 - 65 - 4 ««. 

RICHARDS, Arthur. 6S-1827 
RICHARDS, Daniel. 63-406 
RICHARDS, Grant, 1872-1948. 65-1195 

RIC 6^4^' LUCiUSDUnbar * b - 1847 - M-"». 
^f^S, Richard Olsen, 1866-1919. 
RICHARDS, Samuel. 64-193 

^IT^'J^' WUlisun ' 1868-1928. 
63-365, 65-1270 . 65-1928 

RICHARDS, William B. 65-188 

RICHARDSON, A. T. 65-1493 

RICHARDSON, Abbysage. 63-401 

RICHARDSON, Frank Liddell. 64-1094 
RICHARDSON, G.W. 65-992 

RICHARDSON, George F., 1850-1923. 65-552 
RICHARDSON, Hamlet F. 64-763 
•RICHARDSON, John. 64-873 
RICHARDSON, Jonas D., 1839-1864. 65-514 
RICHARDSON, Laura. 65-1361 



RICHARDSON, Mary see Walker, Mary 
(Richardson) 1811-1897 

RICHARDSON, W.P. 65-1821 

RICHARDSON, William. 65-23 

RICHES see Wealth 



RICHEY, A. J. 64-1195 
RICHEY, Lawrence, 1885- 65-2011 
RICHFORD, N. Y. 64-915 
RICHFORD, Vt 

Plank road. 64-1590 

RICHLAND, Mich. 

Hardware trade. 65-505 

Prairie Seminary (formerly Richland 
. Academy) 65-1351 

RICHMOND, Bessie. 64-1095 

RICHMOND, J. B. 64-1189 
RICHMOND, JudahL., 1807-1868. 64-1095 
RICHMOND, Theodore, 1837-1916. 64-1095 
RICHMOND City Guard. 65-972 

RICHMOND Co. , N. C. 

Family and business papers. 64-531 
64-542 «-mi, 

Legal and financial papers. 64-522 
RICHMOND Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Estate management 64-1248 

Horses. 64-1247 
RICHMOND family. 64-1095 

RICHMOND Howitzers, Confederate States of 
America. 64-661 

RICHMOND, tod. 

Earlham College. 64-962 

RICHMOND Light Infantry Blues. 65-972 

RICHMOND Light Infantry Blues Association. 

RICHMOND, Mo. 
Lawsuit. 64-283 

RICHMOND News Leader Current Events Class. 

RI< 64^24? RSUWay ■" d EleCtrlC Com ia°y- 

RICHMOND (Ship) 63-103 

RICHMOND, Va. 

Accounts. 64-1238, 64-1244 

Archives of Virginia and the Confederate 
States of America. 65-988 

Battle Abbey 

Confederate records. 65-lon 

Battlefield Markers Association. 65-979 
Brokerage houses. 65-1001 
Canals. 63-345 



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RICHMOND, Va. (Continued) 
Chlmborazo Hospital. 64-607 
Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 64-1069 
City records. 65-1017 
Civil War 

Battlefield markers. 65-979 

Bridges. 65-946 

Entry of U. S. forces. 63-199 

Hospitals. 64-399, 64-607 

Military service in or near. 63-226, 
64-210, 64-303 

Confederate. 63-303, 64-415, 
64-549, 64-1034, 64-1226 

Prisons and prisoners. 65-869, 65-885 

Clubs. 64-1233, 65-960 

Community Fond. 64-1224 

Confederate Pension Board. 65-1011 

Day nurseries. 64-1224 

Dept. of Public Works. 65-960 

Drug trade. 64-1223 

Electric railroads. 64-1245 

family and personal papers. 65-875, 
65-959, 65-987 

Female Institute. 64-1069 

History. 63-141 

Iron industry and trade. 65-1009 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-974 

Law practice. 64-551 

Letters received in. 64-679 

Maps. 65-946 

Matthew Fontaine Maury Association. 
65-969 

Medical practice. 64-632, 64-1250 

Merchants. 63-345, 65-903 

Merger (proposed) with Henrico County. 
64-1239 

Monumental Church Association. 64-1231 

Monuments. 65-969 

Newspapers. 65-999 

R. E. Lee Camp Confederate Soldiers' 
Home. 65-1011 

Resident of. 64-445, 64-602, 64-1082, 
65-967, 65-970 

Schools. 64-398, 64-1069 

Ship based at. 64-1223 

State library. 65-996 

Tobacco trade. 63-345, 65-903 
University School (formerly at Petersburg, 



Va.) 64-398 



Virginia Mechanics' Institute. 65-1019 
Voting records. 64-1244 
RICHMOND Whig (Newspaper) 65-999 

RICKENBACKER, Edward Vernon, 1890- 
64-1474, 64-1557, 65-584 

RICKER, Eli Seavey, 1843-1926. 65-1499 

RICKERT, Edith, 1871-1938. 64-152 

RICKETTS, Howard Taylor, 1871-1910. 
64-153 

RICKETTS, Myra T. 64-153 
RICHNGHALL, Eng. 64-34 
RICKS, R. G. 64-1182 
RIDDLE, Alexander. 64-340 
RIDDLE, Edward. 63-379 

RIDDLE, Elizabeth Susan see Daniel, Eliza- 
beth Susan (Tabb) Riddle 

RIDDLES. 65-374 

RIDEING, William Henry, 1853-1918. 64-796, 
65-10 

RIDER, George M., b. 1844. 64-904 

RIDER, Joseph J. 64-1400 

RIDGE, John, Cherokee chief, 1803-1839. 
64-1287 

*RIDGELEY, Randolph. 65-1795 

RIDGELEY, William Barret. 64-247 

RIDGE LY family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

RIDLEY, Elizabeth Norfleet see Neely, 
Elizabeth Norfleet (Ridley) b. 1847? 

RIDLEY, Elizabeth Norfleet (Goodwyn) 
65-973 

RIDLEY, Francis Thomas. 65-973 

RIDLEY, Louisa B. see Drewry, Louisa B. 
(Ridley) 

RIDLEY, William Goodwyn. 65-973 

RIDLEY family. 65-973 

RIDSDALE, Percival Sheldon. 64-908 
RIFLE clubs. 65-846 

South Carolina. 63-298 
RIFLES. 63-379 

RIGBY, Alfred A., b. 1841. 65-1860 
RIGBY, William Titus, b. 1841. 64-1380 
RIGBY family. 64-1380 
RIGDON, William McKinley, 1904"- 65-134 



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BIGGS (Austen) Center, Stockbridge, Mass. 
63-390 

RIGGS, Benjamin. 65-1704 

RIGGS, Henry Earle, 1865-1945. 64-1499, 
65-515 



545 



RIGGS, Moses. 65-1704 , 

RIGGS, Virginia Hargrave (Wood) 65-968 

RIGGS family. 65-1704 

RIGHT to work and unions see Closed shop 

RIGHTS of man see Civil rights 

RIGHTS of women see Women's rights 

RIGLEY, Charles E. 65-516 

RES, Jacob August, 1849-1914. 64-1572 

RILEY, Edith Dolan, 1885- 65-1049 

RILEY (Isaac) & Company, New York City. 
63-166 

RILEY, James Wesley, b. 1843. 65-1860 

RILEY, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916. 65-21 

RILEY, Ray L. , 1874- 65-2011 
RILEY, W. B. 64-1160 

RILEY, William F. , 1884-1956. 65-170 

RINEHART, Mary Roberts, 1876-1958. 
65-434, 65-1664 

RING, Clark Lombard, 1862J933. 64-1267 

RINGGOLD, Va. 

Resident of. 65-874 

RINGLAND, Arthur C. 64-908 
RIO DE LA PLATA (Viceroyalty) 
Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 63-386 

RIO GRANDE River 
« Fortifications. 65-1516 

Mexican War, 1845-1848. 63-355 
RIO Piedras, P. R. 

University of Puerto Rico see Puerto 
Rico — University (Rio Piedras) 

RIORDAN, D. N. 65-1178 

RIOTS 

Prisons. 65-613 

Illinois. 64-159, 65-884 

Louisiana. 65-159 

Michigan. 65-608, 65-613 

Ohio. 63-256 

RIPLEY, Clements. 65-1664 

RIPLEY, George, 1802-1880. 64-795 

RIPLEY, Roswell Sabine, 1823-1887. 64-765, 
65-847 

RIPLEY Co. , MO. 

County Court papers. 64-324 

RIPON, Frederick John Robinson, 1st earl of. 
64-59 

RIPPERDA, Johan WiUem van, duque, d. 1737. 
63-100 

RD?PY, James Fred, 1892- 64-1403 



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RISING Sun, Md. 

Residents of. 64-400 

RITCHIE, Anne IsabeUa (Thackeray) Ladv 
1837-1919. 65-1029 7 ' 

RITCHIE, Arthur. 64-1133 
RITCHIE, Henry. 63-342 
RITCHIE, Mrs. Montgomery. 64-817 
RITCHIE, William, 1886-1956. 65-1500 
RITES and ceremonies 
Indians. 63-2 

W ^876 R -19 J 5B ry — Beard ' MaIy (RitterJ 
HITTER, William Emerson. 63-365 
RITZ, Philip. 65-1053 
RITZ, William A. 64-1259 
RIVER Falls, Wis. 

Resident of. 64-1638 
State Teachers College 

International Relations Club. 64-1635 
RIVER Forest, JQL 
Church schools 
Lutheran. 63-20 
RIVERA, Ignazio. 64-1157 
RIVERS 

see also Steamboats; Waterways 
Improvement. 65-213 
see also Flood control 
Colorado River. 64-1397 
Hudson River. 65-1516 
Minnesota. 63-235, 65-674 
Mississippi River. 64-285 
Passaic River. 65-1661 
St. Croix River. 63-248 
Virginia. 65-960 
Pollution. 65-1936 
Surveys and surveying. 65-1967 
Transportation. 64-702 , 65-826 

France. 63-6 
Travel 

Cumberland River. 64-1182 
Rock River. 65-675 
Water level. 63-248 

By place 
Michigan. 65-1358 
Minnesota. 63-248 
Missouri. 64-1329 
Nebraska. 65-1509 
Virginia. 64-1099 



Wisconsin. 63-248 

RIVERS and Harbors Congress, National. 
65-213 

RIVERS Plantation, N. C. 63-298 

RIVERSIDE Mining District, Pinal Co. . Ariz 
65-1781 

RIVERSIDE Ranch Company, Morton Co., N.D 
65-787 

RIVES, Ame'Ue see Troubetztoy, Amelie 
(Rives) 1863-1945 

RIVES, Anthony. 64-1228 

RIVES, Cornelia E. see Wilborn, Cornelia E 
(Rives) Harrison 

RIVES, Edward C. 63-193 

RIVES, Elizabeth Browne see Early, Elizabeth 
Browne (Rives) 

RIVES, George E. 65-918 

RIVES, Mary (Green) 64-1228 

RIVES, Robert, 1798-1869. 65-1001 

RIVES, William Cabell, 1793-1868. 64-1585 

RIVES, William CabelL 1825-1889. *65-995 
65-1029 ' 

RIVES family. 65-1001 

RIVOIRE, Alice Cecilia (Sanderson) 64-918 

RIXFORD, Emmet, 1865-1938. 64-1167 

ROACH, James. 64-489 

ROACH, Mahala P. H. (Eggleston) 64-489 

ROACH, Philip A. 63-339 

ROADS 

Automobile use. 64-1474 

Congressional committees. 63-382 
64-257 

Equipment. 65-1352 
Federal aid. 63-382 
Plank 

New York. 64-873 
Vermont 64-1590 
Proposed early. 64-1194 
Toll see Toll roads 

By place 
Connecticut. 64-1310 
Delaware. 64-207 
Idaho. 65-1812 
Kansas. 65-1470 
Maine. 65-1829 

Michigan. 65-248, 65-670, 65-1343. 
65-1352 

Minnesota. 63-236 

Missouri. 65-146 

Nebraska. 65-1431, 65-1446, 65-1470 
65-1482, 65-1503 

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New Jersey. 65-1636, 65-1682, 65-1683 

New Mexico. 64-800 

New York. 64-823, 65-63 

North Carolina. 64-664 

South Carolina. 65-851 

South Dakota. 65-1470 

Tennessee. 65-881, 65-885 

Vermont 64-790 

Virginia. 65-946 

ROADSIDE Mine, Pima Co. , Ariz. 64-802 
ROANE, Spencer. 63-345 

ROANE family 

Genealogy. 65-1003 

ROANOKE College, Salem, Va. 

Faculty members' papers. 63-78 
ROANOKE Co. , Va. 

County records 65-1017 
ROANOKE Island, N. C. 
Civil War. 63-341 
History. 64-472 
Outdoor drama. 64-1536 
ROBB, Thomas P. 64-755 

ROBBINS, Ammi Ruhamah, 1740-1813 
64-1370 

ROBBINS, Chandler, 1738-1799. 65-1050 

ROBBINS, Frank Egleston, 1884-1963 

65-340, 65-479, 65-517. 65-566, 65-1397 

ROBBINS, Henry A. 64-771 

ROBBINS, Howard Chandler, 1876-1952. 
65-91 

ROBBINS, J. 64-372 

ROBBINS, Jerome John, 1841-1921. 65-518 
ROBBINS, Philemon, 1709-1781. 64-1370 
ROBBINS, Russell H. 64-1577 

ROBBINS, Samuel Prince, Jr. 65-1050 

ROBBINS, Samuel Prince, 1777-1825 
65-1050 

ROBBTNS, Thomas, 1777-1856. 65-870 
ROBBINS, W. H. 64-372 
ROBBINS, William Jacob, 1890- 63-12 
ROBBINS family. 65-1050 

ROBE, James T. , 1807-1888. 65-1350 

ROBERT College, Constantinople, Turkey 
(later Istanbul) * 

Faculty members' papers. 65-1925 

ROBERT Marshall Wilderness Fund. 64-1261 

ROBERT. Preston's Company of Vireinia 
Militia. 65-971 "^ 



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♦ROBERTS, Charles. 65-730 

ROBERTS, Charles, 1846-1902. 64-1376 

ROBERTS, Sir Charles George Douglas, 1860- 
1943. 64-1210 

ROBERTS, Edwin Ewtng. 65-1174 

ROBERTS, Elizabeth Madox, 1886-1941. 
64-150 

ROBERTS, Elizabeths. 65-1409 

ROBERTS, Isaac P. 64-825 

ROBERTS, Kenneth Lewis, 1885-1957. 
65-944, 65-1854 

ROBERTS, Lynette. 64-955 

ROBERTS, Owen Josephus, 1875-1955. 
65-463 

ROBERTS Co., Tex. 

Ranches. 65-804 

ROBERTSON, Alexander Farish, b. 1853. 
64-1236 

ROBERTSON, Alfred W. , 1889- 65-2011 

ROBERTSON, Ann see Johnston, Ann 
(Robertson) 

ROBERTSON, Archibald. 64-154 

ROBERTSON, Archibald Thomas, 1863-1934. 
64-1160 

•ROBERTSON, James. 63-342 

ROBERTSON, James, 1742-1814. 64-1194 

ROBERTSON, John. 65-1807 

ROBERTSON, Margaret Anna see Burwell, 
Margaret Anna (Robertson) 



•ROBERTSON, William. 63-342 

ROBERTSON, William, ca. 1750-ca. 1829. 
64-154 

ROBERTSON, Wyndham, 1803-1888. 64-154 

ROBERTSON Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 
ROBERTSON family. 64-154 , 64-1236 

Genealogy. 64-1522 

ROBESON, George Maxwell, 1829-1897. 
63-387 

ROBESON Co. , N. C. 

Law practice. 64-1108 
ROBEY, Richard Foerster, 1912- 64-1174 

ROBIDOirX, Mr. . 65-1401 

ROBIE, Mary see Kingsley, Mary (Robie) 
ROBTE, Reuben Edward, 1843-1911. 64-892 
ROBIE, Sarah. 64-892 

ROBINS, Marmaduke Swaim, 1827-1905. 
64-1096 

ROBINS family. 64-1096 

ROBINSON, Beverly W., 1857-1924. 64-1195 



ROBINSON, Corinne (Roosevelt) 1861-1933. 
65-1304 

ROBINSON, David L. , Jr. 65-948 

ROBINSON, Donald H. 65-1827 

ROBINSON, Edward, 1858-1931. 64-1566 

ROBINSON, Edwin Arlington, 1869-1935. 
64-41, 64-137, 64-150, 64-491, 65-298, 
65-1205 

ROBINSON, Elizabeth. 65-1866 

ROBINSON, Elmer E. , 1894- 65-2011 

ROBINSON, Henry Clay. 63-117 

ROBINSON, Henry W. , d. 1863. 65-1866 

ROBINSON, James, merchant of New York City. 
64-1395 

ROBINSON, James, Sr. , of Suffolk Co. , N. Y. 
64-919 

ROBINSON, James Harvey. 64-1169 

ROBINSON, James Richards, 1885-1953. 
64-919 

ROBINSON, JohnS. 65-1413 

ROBINSON, Joseph T. 65-33 

ROBINSON, Kinsey Maxfield, 1895- 64-1272 

ROBINSON, Leonidas Dunlap. 65-711 

ROBINSON, Mabel Louise, 1882 7-1962. 
64-1358 

ROBINSON, OrrinW., 1834-1925. 65-1366 

ROBINSON, Stillman Williams, 1838-1910. 
65-215 

ROBINSON, Theodore. 64-1339 

ROBINSON, Wayne. 64-1195 

ROBINSON, William Smith O'Brien, 1852-1927. 
64-631 

ROBINSON, Wingate Truitt, 1832-1903. 
64-1195 

ROBINSON and Caldwell, Charleston, S. C. 
64-1086 

ROBINSON family. 64-919 , 64-1X95, 64-1230. 

Genealogy. 64-1229, 64-1242 
ROBINSON, m. 

The Lutheran Church. 63-21 

ROBLES VWES, Antonio de. 64-148 

ROBSON, Eleanor see Belmont, Eleanor 
(Robson) 1879- 



ROCHE, Josephine. 65-54 

ROCHE PORT, Mo. 

Economic conditions. 64-264 

ROCHESTER, William Beatty, 1789-1838. 
63-336 

ROCHESTER and Carthage Railroad. 64-873 

ROCHESTER and Ontario Plank Road. 64-873 

ROCHESTER Colony, 1851-52. 65-252 



ROCHESTER, Hornellsville & Lackawanna 
Railroad. 64-815 

ROCHESTER, Minn. 

Program of exercises. 64-1436 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 

Flour industry and trade. 64-907 

Judges. 64-1009 

Lyceum. 64-902 

Maps. 64-873 

St Peter's Presbyterian Church. 64-902 

Theater. 64-902 

ROCHESTER, New York and Pennsylvania 
Railroad. 64-815 

ROCHESTER, Nunda & Pennsylvania Railroad. 
64-815 

ROCK Creek Bridge, Washington, D. C. 
63-380 

ROCK Hill, S. C. 

Household accounts. 64-1130 

Letters received in. 65-725 

ROCK Island, IU. 

Marcus B. Osborn and Company. 64-245 

ROCK River 

Travel and description. 65-675 

ROCK Spring Seminary, Alton, HL 64-252 

ROCKBRIDGE Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Courts. 64-1274 

Family papers. 64-483, 65-990 

Land. 63-102 

Tax records 

Confederate. 64-751 

ROCKEFELLER, John Davison, 1839-1937. 
64-155 , 64-767, 64-1231 

ROCKEFELLER, John Davison, 1874-1960. 
64-24, 64-93, 64-155, 64-1324, 64-1474 

ROCKEFELLER, Nelson Aldrich, 1908- 
64-253, 65-78 

ROCKEFELLER family 

Genealogy. 64-915 
ROCKEFELLER Foundation. 64-1291 

Grants. 64-856 
ROCKEFELLER General Education Board see 

General Education Board 

ROCKEFELLER Institute, New York City. 
63-13, 65-1948 

ROCKEFELLER Memorial Chapel, University 
of Chicago. 64-93 

ROCKETS. 64-1583 

ROCKHOLD, N. 63-159 



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ROCKINGHAM Co., N. C. 64-1100 
ROCKINGHAM Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 

ROCKINGHAM (N. C. ) Sabbath School. C-4-542 
ROCKLAND, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 
ROCKS. 64-266 

see also Mineralogy 

ROCKWELL, William Walker, 1874-1958 
64-359 

ROCKY Hill, N. J. 

Letters received in. 65-1693 

ROCKY Mountain Fort, Can. 

Trading post. 65-1782 

ROCKY Mountain spotted fever. 64-153 

ROCKY Mountains 

Botany. 65-1779 

Exploring expeditions. 64-333, 65-676 
65-1818 

Fur trade. 65-690 

Travel and description. 65-1782 
RODAKIEWICZ, Erla. 64-1359 
RODDAN, Edward L. 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt 
65-38 

RODENHURST, De Witt Clinton, 1855-1946 
64-920 

RODGERS, Alfred T. 65-913 

•RODGERS, John. 64-904 

RODGERS, John, 1773-1838. 64-1388 

RODGERS, John, 1812-1882. *63-387 

RODMAN, Selden, 1909- 64-1594 

RODNEY, Caesar Augustus, 1772-1824. 

RODRIGUEZ BAYO, Ysidoro. 64-148 

RODRIGUEZ CUBERO, Pedro. 65-1165 

ROE, H. D. 65-1473 

ROE, Thomas. 65-1473 

ROEBLING, John A., b. 1867. 65-1705 

ROEBLING, Washington Augustus, 1837-1926 
65-1705 

ROELKER, Frederick, 1809-1881. 63-171 

ROELKER family. 63-172 

ROEMER, Ferdinand, 1818-1891. 64-100 

ROETHKE, Theodore, 1908- 64-150 

ROFFIGNAC, Joseph. 64-1212 

ROGERS, Allen. 64-369 

ROGERS, Bruce, 1870-1957. 64-491 



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ROGERS, Carolyn. 65-831 
ROGERS, Daniel, 1701-1785. 63-35 
ROGERS, H. B. 65-182 

R °«-217 *%%%£***' 1853 " 1926 - ""ISM, 

ROGERS, Horace. 65-831 

ROGERS, James, of Stetson, Me. 65-1973 

ROGERS, James Harvey, 1886-1939. 64-1311 

ROGERS, John, 1666-1745. 63-35 

ROGERS, John, 1757-1794. 64-314 

R0 i? R A, j0hn Rankta ' "38-1901. 64-1255 
65-1047 ' 



ROGERS, Kate. 65-831 
ROGERS, Obadiah, 1791-1873. 65-1355 
ROGERS, Randolph, 1825-1892. 65-269 
ROGERS, Sherman. 64-908 
ROGERS, William Barton, 1804-1882. 65-654 
ROGERS family. 65-831 \ 

Genealogy. 65-962 

ROHDE, Ruth (Bryan) Owen see Owen, Ruth 
(Bryan) 1885-1954 

ROHRBOUGH, Lynn. 65-879 
ROLESVILLE, Wake Co. , N. C. 

Resident of. 64-369 
ROLFE, John Carew, 1859-1943. 65-579 
ROLLA, Luigi. 65-1311 

^JmS 65^909 SidDey ' 1812 " 1888 - M-275, 

ROLLINS College, Winter Park, Fla. 
President. 65-843 

ROLPH, James, 1869-1934. 65-2011 

Administration as Governor of California. 

R0LVAAG, Ole Edvart, 1876-1931. 65-1923 

ROMAINE, B. 65-1022 
ROMAN, Alfred, b. 1824. 63-391 
ROMAN, Alfred, 1884- 64-765 
ROMANCE languages. 65-209 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1246 
ROMANES, George John, 1848-1894. 65-636 



ROME, Italy 

Artists. 63-104 
History of Ancient Rome 

Lectures, notes, etc. 65-1567 
Students (U. S.) 64-882 
Travel and description. 64-1217 
ROME, N. Y. 

Militia. 64-868 
Travels from. 65-1782 
ROMEO, Mich. 

Dickinson Institute. 65-1351 
Family papers. 64-1436, 65-251 
ROMDfGER, Carl Ludwig, 1820-1907. 65-520 
ROMDTGER, Marie. 65-520 
ROMINGER family 

Genealogy. 65-520 
ROMNEY, E. L. "Dick". 64-18 
ROMNEY, George A., 1907- 64-1474 

ROMULO, Carlos Pena, 1899- 65-311 
65-1059, 65-1763 

ROMULUS, N. Y. 64-921 
RONDA, N. C. 

Family papers. 64-559, 65-729 
RONDOUT, N. Y. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1302 
ROOD, Arthur Raymond, 1858-1902. 65-1366 
ROOD, Henry Edward. 63-68 
ROOD, Ogden Nicholas, 1831-1902. 64-963 
ROOD, Roland, 1863-1927. 64-1360 



ROMBACH, Louisa C. see Denver, Louisa C. 
(Rombach) 

ROMBAUER, Robert J. 63-49 
ROME, Ga. 

Family papers. 65-718 

ROME-BerUn Axis see Axis powers 
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ROOS family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

ROOSEVELT Corinne see Robinson, Corinne 
(Roosevelt) I86I-1933 — vunnne 

R0 65 3E ll7 SLT ' EdithKermit (Carow) 1861-1948. 

R °^^y ELT ' Eleanor (Roosevelt) 1884-1962 

As correspondent. 64-775, 64-1448 
64-1483, 64-1622, 64-1627, 65-33 
65-34, 65-43, 65-48, 65-54, 65-57 

«"£; 65 - 65 ' B5 - 66 > 65 " 78 65-8l' 
65-940, 65-1205, 65-1838 

Grandparents of. 65-41 

ROOSEVELT, Elizabeth (EUis) 63-392 

ROOSEVELT (Franklin D. ) Library, Hyde 
Park, N. Y. 65-37 

ROOSEVELT (Franklin D.) Memorial 
Foundation, New York City. 65-38 



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ROOSEVELT, Franklin Delano, Pres. U. S., 
1882-1945. 63-95 

Administration of. 64-1565, 65-39, 65-70 

Administrative assistant to. 65-50, 65-52 

Advisor to. 63-217, 65-36, 65-43, 65-64, 
65-66, 65-68 

As collector. 65-59 , 65-60 , 65-61 

As correspondent. 63-325, 64-228, 64-253, 
64-257, 64-775, 64-953, 64-1269, 
64- | 1311, 64-1448, 64-1474, 64-1491, 
64-1502, 64-1570, 64-1599, 65-27, 
65-29, 65-30, 65-34, 65-43, 65-47, 
65-48, 65-53, 65-54, 65-57, 65-62, 
65-64, 65-65, 65-66, 65-78, 65-79, 
65-81, 65-173, 65-175, 65-311, 65-343, 
65-349, 65-462, 65-479, 65-789, 65-932, 
65-940, 65-1049, 65-1478, 65-1488, 
65-1838 

Autographs. 64-63 

Commission appointed by. 65-69 

Election campaigns. 65-55, 65-58 

Family of. 65-63 

Governorship of New York. 65-47, 65-56 

Legal affairs. 65-40 

Personal physician of. 65-49 

Relating to. 64-1295, 65-38, 65-236 

Secretary to. 65-44, 65-62 

Special assistant to. 65-30 

Uncle of. 65-31 

ROOSEVELT, Isaac, 1726-1794. 65-63 

ROOSEVELT, Jacobus, 1692-1776. 65-63 

ROOSEVELT, James, 1828-1900. 65-63 

ROOSEVELT, James, 1907- 65-62 

ROOSEVELT, James Roosevelt, 1854-1927. 
65-40, 65-63 

ROOSEVELT, John A. , 1840-1909. 65-63 

ROOSEVELT, Nicholas, 1893- 65-944 

ROOSEVELT, Robert Barnwell, 1829-1906. 
63-392 , 65-468 

ROOSEVELT, Sara (Delano) 1857-1941. 
65-31, 65-40 

ROOSEVELT, Theodore, Pres. U. S. , 1858- 
1919. 64-812 

Administration of. 64-1565 

As correspondent 63-243, 63-343, 63-372, 
63-402, 64-266, 64-738, 64-767, 64-769, 
64-778, 64-783, 64-798, 64-892, 64-1170. 
64-1295, 64-1334, 64-1338, 64-1355, 
64-1622, 64-1624, 65-318, 65-322, 
65-343, 65-462, 65-56S, 65-672, 65-860, 
65-862, 65-900, 65-944, 65-958, 65-1047, 
65-1160, 65-1304, 65-1384, 65-1395, 
65-1567, 65-1916, 65-1922 

Autographs. 64-47, 65-59 



1 



Election campaign, 1912. 64-604, 65-1675 
Reports of conversations with. 65-917 

ROOSEVELT, Theodore, 1887-1944. 64-1271, 
64-1573, 65-1304 

ROOSEVELT family. 64-1348, 65-40, 65-63 

ROOSEVELT Hospital, New York City. 
64-1340 

ROOT, Annie. 64-1157 

ROOT, David. 63-205 

ROOT, Elihu, Jr. 64-778 

ROOT, Elihu, 1845-1937. 63-349, 63-388, 
64-474, 64-738, 64-767, 64-778 , 64-1170, 
64-1333, 64-1624, 65-178, 65-226, 65-343, 
65-539, 65-862, 65-868, 65-917 

ROOT I amily 

Genealogy. 65-514 

ROOTES, Martha Jacquelin see Jackson, 
Martha Jacquelin (RootesTCbbb, b. 1786 

ROOTES family. 64-1032 

ROPER, Daniel Calhoun, 1867-1943. 65-33 

ROPES, James Hardy, 1866-1933. 65-1271 

RORER, Walter. 63-143 

ROSA, Francisco. 64-697 

ROSAS, Juan Manuel Jose Domingo Ortiz de, 
1793-1877. 65-1080 

ROSATL Joseph, Bp. 64-317 

ROSE (Albert N.) & Bros. , inc. 65-673 

ROSE, Albert Napoleon, 1867-1928. 65-673 

ROSE, Alice M., collector. 65-867 

ROSE, Benoni. 65-870 

ROSE, Billy, 1899-1966. 64-1598 

ROSE, Edward W. 65-827 

ROSE, Frank. 65-1827 

ROSE, Harold Herman, 1907- 65-673 

ROSE, Isaac Edgar, 1870-1942. 65-673 

ROSE, Isador, 1832-1915. 65-673 

ROSE, Jacobs. 63-193 

ROSE. Sir John, bart. , 1820-1888. 65-1155 

ROSE, Nathan Simon, 1875-1932. 65-673 

ROSE, R. H. 65-827 

ROSE Bowl game, 1902. 65-503 

ROSE Brothers Fur Company. 65-673 

ROSE Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Ind. 
65-1719 

ROSEBERRY, Isaac. 65-1860 
ROSEBOOM family. 65-870 

549 



ROSECRANS, William Starke, 1819-1898. 
63-179, 64-734, 65-905 

ROSEDALE (Estate near Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ) 
65-63 

ROSENAU, William 1865-1943. 65-1737 

ROSENBAUM, Eugene Joseph, 1907- 
64-1174 

ROSENBERG, Anna. 65-65 

ROSENBLATT, Sol A. 65-39 

ROSENMAN, Samuel Irving, 1896- 65-30, 
65-34, 65-43, 65-54, 65-64 , 65-81, 
65-135 

ROSENTHAL, Jean. 64-1625 

ROSENWALD, Julius, 1862-1932. 64-21, 
64-93, 64-156 . 65-47 

ROSENWALD, Lessing Julius, 1891- 65-704 

ROSEWATER, Edward, 1841-1906. 65-1738 

ROSEWATER, Victor, 1871-1940. 65-1738 

ROSICRUCIANS. 65-2010 

ROSIN see Gums and resins 

ROSMINIAN Order 
Italy. 64-1290 

ROSS, Charles Griffith, 1885-1950. 65-136 

ROSS, DenmanW. 65-1340 

ROSS, Edmund G. 65-909 

ROSS, Edward Allsworth, 1866-1951. 64-1624 

ROSS, Emerson. 65-948 

ROSS, ErskineMayo. 64-798 

ROSS, Harold Wallace, 1892-1951. 64-1560 

ROSS, James Delmage, 1872-1939. 64-1269, 
65-1054 

■ROSS, John. 64-767 

ROSS, Sir John, 1777-1856. 63-368 

ROSS, John, Cherokee chief, 17907-1866. 
63-131 

ROSS, Matthias. 63-184 

ROSSET family see De Rosset family 

ROSSI, Angelo J. 65-2011 

ROSSIN, Madeleine see Berol, Madeleine 
(Rossin) 

ROSTERS, lists, etc , Military see names of 
military units; and see subdivision Registers, 
lists, etc under names of armies, States, 
and wars, e. g. Tennessee— Infantry; Civil 
War— Registers, lists, etc 

ROTARY Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-214, 
65-1381 

ROTARY Club, Urbana, DL 65-1935 
ROTARY International. 64-1444 
ROTARY pumps. 64-917 



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ROTH, Filibert, 1858-1925. 64-1509 65-274 
65-332, 65-395, 65-521 , 65-542 

ROTHENSTEIN, Sir William; 1872-1945 
65-1849 

ROTHERMEL, Peter Frederick, 1817-1895 
65-93 

ROTHERT, Otto Arthur, 1871-1956. 65-21 

ROTHESAY, Charles Stuart, baron Stuart de 
see Stuart de Rothesay, Charles Stuart, 
baron, 1779-1845 

ROTHSCHILD, Louis Samuel, 1900- 64-1312 

ROTHSCHILD family 

Civil War claims. 63-65 
ROTTENBURG, Francis, baron de. 63-225 
ROUANNE, France 

Shipping records. 63-6 

ROULHAC, Gregoire de. 64-1097 

ROULHAC family. 64-1097 

ROULSTONE, George. 64-1199 

ROUMANIA see Rumania 

ROUND, F. H. 64-933 

ROUSE family ' 

Genealogy. 64-1191 
ROUSSEAU, Jean Jacques, 1712-1778. 63-52 
ROUTH, Porter. 64-1553 
ROUTT, Sarah. 64-1182 



ROUVROY, Louis de, due de Saint -Simon see 
Saint-Simon, Louis de Rouvroy, due de 
1675-1755 

ROWAN, Sallie see Saufley. Sallie (Rowan) 

ROWAN, Stokeley Donelson. 64-636 

ROWAN Artillery Company, North Carolina 
Infantry. 64-624, 64-1030 

ROWAN Co., N. C. 

Clerks' fees. 65-740 

Family papers. 64-459, 64-591 

Legal and financial papers. 64-558 

Politics. 64-1005 

Public schools. 64-994 

Surveys and surveying. 64-1057 

ROWE, Alfred. 63-328 

ROWE, James Henry, 1909- 65-487 

ROWE, LeoS. 64-1577 

ROWE and Tuttle, Fair Haven, Conn. 64-1310 

ROWE family. 65-522 

ROWELL, Chester H. , 1867-1948. 65-860 
65-867 

ROWEN, Richard Dean, 1932-1963. 65-1501 
ROWING. 64-853 



ROWLAND, A. J. 64-1160 

ROWLAND, Richard A. 65-1409 

ROWLANDS, Walter, b. 1855. 63-393 

ROWLEY, R. R. 64-100 

ROXAS, Manuel, 1892-1948. 65-311, 65-1431 

ROXBURY, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

Family and personal papers. 65-1320 

ROYAL Hospital, New Orleans, La. see 
Charity Hospital (formerly Royal Hospital) 
New Orleans, La. 

ROYAL Small Army Factory, Enfield. Ene 
64-1288 

ROYAL Tiger Mines. 64-892 

ROYALL, Kenneth C. 65-942 

ROYALTIES (Publishing) 63-401 
see also Authors and publishers 

ROYALTON, Minn. 
Letters received in. 



64-1524 



ROYCE, Josiah, 1855-1916. 65-837 
65-1202, 6 5-1272 

ROYDENHall, Chelmington, Kent, Ene. 
64-174 



ROYSTER, Hubert Ashley, 1871-1959. 64-632 
ROZIER, Ferdinand. 64-336 
ROZIER, Jules. 64-336 
ROZIER family. 64-336 
RUBAIYAT of Omar Khayyam. 65-883 - 
RUBBER, Artificial. 65-77 
RUBBER industry and trade 
Committee studies. 65-77 

Inventions. 65-1601 
New Jersey. 65-1601 

RUBBER Survey Committee see U.S. Special 
Committee to Study the Rubber Situation 

RUBY, Ariz. 

Store records. 64-3 

RUDD, Anne jee Taylor, Anne (Rudd) 

RUDDY, Ella (Giles) 1851-1915. 64-1626 

RUDOLPH, Lucretia see Garfield, Lucretia 
(Rudolph) 

RUEDL John. 64-340 

RUEGNITZ, William C. 65-1051 

RUFF, Charles F. 65-676 

RUFFTN, Albert G. 64-1099 

RUFFIN, Anne see Cameron, Anne (Ruffin) 

550 



RUFFIN, Charlotte (Meade) 64-574 
RUFFIN, Edmund, Jr. 64-1098 

RUFFIN, Edmund, 1794-1865. 64-462, 
64-574, 64-1098 

RUFFIN, Elizabeth see Cocke, Elizabeth 
(Ruffin) 

RUFFIN, Francis Gildart, 1820-1892. 64-1099 

RUFFIN, Julian. 64-574, 64-1098 

RUFFIN, Sterling. 64-1100 

RUFFTN, Thomas, 1787-1870. 64-445, 
64-566, 64-1100 , 64-1547 

RUFFIN family. 64-445, 64-1097 

RUGG, Harold Goddard, 1883-1957. 65-1847 
65-1854 

RUGGLES, Daniel, 1810-1897 63-403 
65-878, 65r:1882 

RUGGLES, George S. 63-348 

RUGGLES, Samuel Bulkley, 1800-1881 
63-370 

RUGGLES, Rademaker Lumber Company, 
Manistee, Mich. 65-523 

RUGGLES Street Baptist Church, Boston, Mass. 
64-1160 

RUKEYSER, Muriel. 64-150 

RUMANIA 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1348, 65-900 

RUMBOLD, Caroline Thomas. 64-303 

RUML, Beardsley, 1894-1960. 64-70 64-142 
64-157, 64-1480 

RUNAWAY slaves see Slavery— Fugitive slaves 

RUNDELL, Mabel (Avery) see Abbott, Mabel 
(Avery) Rundell 

RUNYON, Damon. 65-1664 

RUPP, Werner A. , d. 1963. 64-1260 

RURAL churches. 64-946 

RURAL education. 65-71, 65-165 
Michigan. 65-417 

RURAL electrification. 65-27, 65-29, 65-1505 
Oregon. 64-698 

RURAL Electrification Administration U S 
65-27, 65-29, 65-1505 

RURAL Hill Plantation, N. C. 

Accounts. 64-478 
RURAL life. 64-883, 65-887 

see also Farms and farmin g 

New York. 65-60 
The RURAL New Yorker (Periodical) 64-891 
RURAL Publishing Company. 64-913 



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RURAL rehabilitation. 65-948 
RURAL sociology. 63-219 

Michigan. 65-1337 
RURITAN National. 65-1002 

RUSH, Benjamin, 1745-1813. 65-870, 
65-1193 

As correspondent. 64-618 
Autographs. 64-47, 65-59 
Notes on lectures by. 65-1951 

RUSH, Joseph Harold. 64-158 

RUSH, Richard, 1780-1859. 63-336, 63-375, 
64-1584, 64-1585 

RUSH Medical College, Chicago, HI. 63-119, 
64-39, 65-381 

RUSH, N. Y. 

Historical papers. 64-924 

RUSHBROOKE, J. H. 64-1157 

RUSHVILLE, Dl. 

Teachers and teaching. 63-119 

RUSK, Dean, 1909- 64-253 

RUSK, T. J. 64-745 

RUSKIN, John, 1819-1900. 65-1191 

RUSKIN Co-operative Association. 64-1196 

RUSSEL, Robert. 65-1727 

RUSSELL, Alfred, 1830-19C6. 64-1500 

RUSSELL, AUcla Hopton see Middleton, Alicia 
Hopton (Russell) 

RUSSELL, Alys (Smith) 63-323 

RUSSELL, Andrew Howland 1846-1915. 
64-16 

RUSSELL, Anna Love. 64-634 

RUSSELL, Benjamin, 1810-1895. 64-922 

RUSSELL, Bertrand, 1872- 64-1367, 65-91, 
65-636, 65-1205 

RUSSELL, Mrs. Bertrand see Russell, Alys 
(Smith) 

RUSSELL, C. Phillips. 64-614 

RUSSELL, Charles L. 64-634 

RUSSELL, Charles Taze, 1852-1916. 64-966 

RUSSELL, Daniel Lindsay, 1845-1908. 64-633 

RUSSELL, Emma (Harris) 64-634 

RUSSELL, Ernest 64-891 

RUSSELL, Harriett see Booth. Harriett 
(Russell) 

RUSSELL, Henry Norris, 1877^1957. 65-1717 

RUSSELL, Israel Cook, 1852-1906. 65-332, 
65-1372 

RUSSELL, James A. 64-634 

RUSSELL. John, of North Carolina. 64-634 



RUSSELL, John, 1793-1863. 64-252 

RUSSELL, John Russell, 1st earl, 1792-1878. 
63-55 

RUSSELL, Kate see Webb, Kate (Russell) 

RUSSELL, Laura (Spencer) 64-352 

RUSSELL, Lucy A. (Heflin) 64-634 

RUSSELL, Lucy (Phillips) 64-614 

RUSSELL, Nathaniel. 63-276 

RUSSELL, Rebecca (Lipscombe) 64-634 

RUSSELL, Robert, of North Carolina. 64-634 

RUSSELL, Sol Smith. 65-686 

RUSSELL, Spencer G. 64-252 

RUSSELL, Susan Wiggins see Webb, Susan 
Wiggins (Russell) 1857-1911 

RUSSELL, T. O. 64-1294 

RUSSELL, William. 65-679 

RUSSELL, William C. , of Sardls, Miss, and 
Petersburg, Va. 64-634 

RUSSELL family. 64-252, 64-634, 64-922 

RUSSELL Street Sunday School, Detroit, Mich. 
65-232 

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. 

Estates. 64-518 

RUSSIA. 64-103 , 64-846 , 64-1331 

see also Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 
Allied intervention, 1918-1920. 65-609 
Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 64-966 
Colonies 

Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs. 
64-1221 

Trade. 63-410 

Council of Foreign Ministers (1947) 
65-1061 

Crimea Conference, Yalta, 1945. 65-38, 
65-64 

Diplomatic Bervice (U. S. ) 64-615, 64-964, 
64-1383, 65-22, 65-932 

Emigration. 65-1509 

Exiles in. 64-1135 

Foreign relations. 63-42 

Berlin Protocol, 1945. 65-48 
With the United States. 64-103, 64-778, 
65-917 

Industrial development. 65-27 
International relief. 64-962, 65-1721 
Jews. 65-1721 
Land 

Tenure. 64-103 



Language and languages. 65-1813 
Letters from. 64-552 
Letters of Catharine the Great. 65-2021 
Letters received in. 64-1215 

Merchants. 65-1670 
Observatories. 64-1556 
Shipping records. 65-180 

Trade 

With France. 64-956 

With Great Britain. 63-46 
Trading companies. 63-410 
Travel and description 

1850-1900. 65-501 

1900-1949. 64-103, 64-846, 64-1324, 
65-318 

1950- 64-1161 

Warships. 63-155 

World War H 
>' Relief to war victims. 64-1303 

RUSSIAN American Company. 63-410 , 
65-1765, 65-1780 

RUSSIAN extension of the Western Union Tele- 
graph Company. 65-1037, 65-1171, 
65-1780 

RUSSIAN Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of 
North America 

Diocese of Alaska. 64-1221 , 65-1712 
RUSSIAN War Relief, Inc. 64-1303 

RUSSIANS in Alaska. 63-410, 64-1221, 
65-1715, 65-1765, 65-1780 

RUSSIANS in Hawaii. 65-1784 
RUSSIANS in the United States. 65-1509 
RUSSO-Japanese War, 1904-1905 
Peace treaties. 65-917 

RUSSO- Turkish War, 1853-1856 see Crimean 
War, 1853-1856 

RUSTIN, Bayard. 65-1102 

RUTGERS, Anthony. 65-1706 

RUTGERS, Catharine Bayard. 65-1706 

RUTGERS, Cornelia B. 65-1706 

RUTGERS, Gerard. 65-1706 

RUTGERS family. 65-1706 

RUTGERS University, New Brunswick, N. J. 

Agricultural Experiment Station. 65-1596 

Class of 1843. 65-1566 

Class of 1846. 65-1566 

Commencement address, 1857. 65-1568 



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RUTGERS University, New Brunswick, N. J. 
(Continued) 
Faculty members' papers. 65-1573, 

65-1596 
Lectures. 65-1567 

Library. 65-1578 

Student life. 65-1610 

Trustees. 65-1683 

RUTHERFOORD, John Coles, 1825-1866. 
65-992 

RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. 
Letters from. 64-438 

RUTHERFURD, Lewis M. 64-1556 

RUTHVEN, Alexander Grant, 1882- 64-1417, 
64-1418, 64-1455, 64-1462, 64-1499, 
64-1515, 65-268, 65-307, 65-322, 
65-332, 65-338, 65-340, 65-354, 
65-383, 65-463, 65-479, 65-510, 65-524 . 
65-531, 65-532, 65-537, 65-566, 65-579, | 
65-586, 65-660, 65-1397 

RUTHVEN Plantation, Prince George Co. , Va. 
64-1098 

RUTLAND, W. C. 64-1176 

RUTLEDGE, Edward, 1749-1800. 63-66, 
63-299, 65-847, 65-849 

RUTLEDGE, Wiley Blount, 1894-1949. 
65-463 

RYAN, Agnes. 65-1160 

RYAN, Harriet Armistead see Carter, Harriet 
Armistead (Ryan) Benbury, 1833-1887 

RYE, Tom C. 64-1185 

RYLAND, Elizabeth Hawes, d. 1954. 65-1003 

RYMAN, Dean Ernest, 1887- 65-1360 



SABATA, Victor de, 1B92- 64-1598 

SABTN, Florence Rena, 1871-1953. 63-13 , 
65-1954 

SABIN, Pauline Morton. 64-882 

SAC and Fox Indian Agency. 65-1179 

SAC Indians see Sauk Indians 

SACCHARIN. 64-1382 

SACHS, Alexander. 65-79 

SACKVTLLE, George Sackville Germain, 1st 
viscount, 1716-1785. 63-82 

SACKVTLLE, Margaret. 64-150 
SACKVTLLE-WEST, Sir Lionel S. 64-764 
SACRAMENTO, Calif. 

Travel and description. 65-952 
SACRAMENTO Mountains 

Geology. 65-1771 



SACRED Heart School, Manhattanville, N. Y. 
(now Manhattanville College of the Sacred 
Heart, Purchase, N. Y. ) 65-997 

The SACRED legion, by Lucien Price. 65-1208 

SACRED literature 

see also Bible; Religious literature 
Teachers and teaching. 65-1259 

SADDLERY see Harness making and trade 

SADLER, Christine. 64-1175 

SADTLER, Philip, 1909- 64-1174 

SADTLER Research Laboratories, Philadelphia, 
Pa. 64-1174 

SAFETY 

Minnesota. 63-249 

SAFETY Council, National 

Minneapolis Division. 65-1983 
SAFETY, PubUc 

Nebraska. 65-1451 

SAFFORD, James MerrilL 64-100 
SAFFORD, Jennie see Smith, Jennie (Safford) 

SAFFORD, Truman H. 64-1556 
SAGENG, Ole O. , 1871-1963. 64-1S23 
SAGER, Abram, 1810-1877. 65-1372 
As correspondent. 65-654 
Notes on lectures by. 65-295, 65-596 

SAGINAW Co. , Mich. 65-426 

SAGINAW Electric Light Company, Saginaw, 
Mich. 65-408 

SAGINAW, Mich. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Lutheran. 63-22 
Presbyterian. 65-498 

Coal industry and trade. 65-207 

Electric power. 65-408 

Hardware trade. 65-404 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-405 

Reminiscences. 65-326 

World War II. 65-1376 
SAGINAW (Steamer) 64-868 
SAILING ships _see Ships 
SATLLENS, Ruben. 64-1160 
SAINT ANTHONY Falls, Minn. 63^235 
SAINT ANTONIO Lizardo Company. 64-345 

SAINT AUGUSTINE, Fla. 

Military and social life. 63-131 



Personal papers. 64-1047 
Travel and description. 64-248 
SAINT BENEDICT, Order of _see Benedictines 

SAINT BENEDICT'S Abbey, Atchison, Kan. 
65-2003 

SAINT-BRIEUC, France (Diocese) 64-166 
SAINT CHARLES Co. , Mo. 

History. 64-287 
SAINT CHARLES District, La. 

Baptist Church. 64-341 
SAINT CHARLES District, Mo. 

Family and personal papers. 65-675 

SAINT CHARLES, Mo. 

Family and personal papers. 64-302, 
65-683 

ST. CLAIR, Alanson. 65-1350 

ST. CLAIR, Arthur, 1734-1818 

Autographs. 64-47 
ST. CLAIR, Hannibal C. 64-245 
SAINT CLAIR Co. , Mich. 

Banks and banking. 65-341 

SAINT CLOUD, Minn. 

Medical practice. 63-250 
Pioneer life. 63-250 

SAINT CLOUD, N. J. 

Summer school for the cultural sciences. 
64-1290 

SAINT CROIX Co. , Wis. 
County attorney. 64-1638 

SAINT CROIX River 

Fishing. 63-248 
SAINT CROIX River area 

Conservation. 63-248 

SAINT CROIX River Improvement Association, 
Stillwater, Minn. 63-248 

SAINT CROIX, Virgin Islands 

Personal papers. 65-1562 

SAINT DAVID'S Society, Saint David's Parish, 
S. C. 63-311 

SAINT DENIS, Can. 

Merchants. 65-1727 

SAINT DOMINGUE see Santo Domingo (French 
colony) 

SAINT FERDINAND Parish, Mo. 65-1405 

SAINT FRANCIS Water Supply Dam. 64-20 
Breakage and disaster. 65-952 



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SAINT FRANCEVILLE, La. 

Mayor (1830's) 65-159 
SAINT FRANCEVILLE, Mo. 64-267 
SAINT FRANCOIS Co. , Mo. 

Lead mines and mining. 64-336 

SAINT-GAUDENS, Augustus, 1848-1907. 
63-394 , 64-1339 

ST. GEM, Gustavus. 64-295 
SAINT GEORGE, Dorchester, S. C. 

Family papers. 65-845 
SAINT GEORGE Island, Alaska 

Census. 64-705 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 

SAINT GEORGE Stake of the Church of Jesus 
Christ of Latter-Day Saints. 65-1122 

SAINT GEORGE, Utah 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1122 

SAINT GEORGES Hundreds, DeL 
Papers from. 64-213 

SAINT HELENA'S Church, Beaufort, S. C. 
65-850 

SAINT JAMES Church, Goose Creek, S. C. 
65-850 

ST. JOHN, Cynthia (Morgan) 1852-1919. 
64-957 

ST. JOHN, Orestes. 64-100 

SAINT JOHN the Divine (Cathedral), New York 
City. 65-20, 65-91 

SAINT JOHN'S Catholic Church, Saint Louis, 
Mo. 64-298 

SAINT JOHN'S Chapel, New York City. 65-91 

SAINT JOHN'S Lutheran Church, Adrian, Mich. 
63-21 

SAINT JOHN'S Lutheran Church, Chester, HI. 
63-21 

SAINT JOHN'S Lutheran Church, Osburn, Neb. 
63-21 

SAINT JOHNS, Mich. 

History. 65-565 

SAINT JOHN'S, Newfoundland. 64-80 

SAINT JOHN'S Parish, Berkeley Co. , S. C. 
65-851 

SAINT JOSEPH, Mich. 

Chuf ches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-498 
SAINT JOSEPH, Mo. 

Freight and freightage. 64-270 

Newspapers. 64-659 

Resident of. 64-659 



Travel and description. 64-270 

Travels from. 65-288 

SAINT JOSEPH (Mo.) express. 64-659 

SATNT JOSEPH (Mo. ) gazette. 64-659 

The SAINT JOSEPH Valley register, South 
Bend, Ind. 64-1559 

SAINT JOSEPH'S Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa. 
65-823 

SAINT JULTEN'S Plantation, S. C. 63-302 

SATNT LAWRENCE Island, Alaska 

Archeological expeditions, 1926-1929. 
65-1081 

Teacher-missionaries. 65-1711 

SAINT LAWRENCE River 

Power development. 65-56 

SATNT LAWRENCE Seaway. 64-1497 

SATNT LEVENS Lodge, Petersburg, Va. 
65-1007 

SATNT LOUIS Co. , . Minn. 

Farms and farming. 63-239 

SATNT LOUIS County (Minn. ) Club and Farm 
Bureau Association. 63-249 

SATNT LOUIS Co., Mo. 

Family and personal papers. 64-290, 
64-322 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-974 

SATNT LOUIS Gas & Light Company. 64-301 

SATNT LOUIS Indian Superiotendency. 65-1177, 
65-1793 

SATNT LOUIS Lutheran High School Fund 
Drive. 63-20 

SATNT LOUIS Lutheran (Newspaper) 63-23 

SATNT LOUIS, Mo. 64-285, 65-457 

Arsenal. 65-1120 

Art Museum see Saint Louis, Mo. —City 
Art Museum 

Banks and hanirfng 64-286 

Bethlehem Lutheran Church. 63-23 

Bissell home. 64-288 

Boatbuilding. 65-695 

Bridges. 65-678 

Business papers. 64-300, 64-307, 64-3U, 
64-317, 64-331, 65-689, 65-1402 

Cabinetmakmg. 64-293 

Chamber of Commerce. 64-1526 

Christ Lutheran Church. 63-30 

Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 



Churches and religious affairs. 63-23, 
64-339 

Catholic. 64-298 

Lutheran. 63-22, 63-23 

Unitarian. 65-681 

City Art Museum. 64-1526 

Civil War 

Military service. 64-303 
Clubs. 64-320 

Colleges and universities. 65-681 
Commission merchants. 65-695 

Concordia Theological Seminary see 
Concordia Theological Seminary, St 
Louis, Mo. 

Courts 

Probate Court. 65-1161 

Dry goods business. 64-311 

Estates. 64-337 

Family and personal papers. 64-280, 

64-296, 64-306, 64-308, 64-311, 64-319, 
64-330, 64-1526, 65-679, 65-694 

Fire companies and departments. 65-1404 

Gas manufacture and works. 64-301, 
65-828 

Gesamtjuuglingsverein. 63-23 
Grocery trade. 65-691 

History. 64-314 

Notes, etc. 64-287 
Hospitals. 64-302 
Immanuel Lutheran Church, 63-23 
Indian agencies and agents. 65-692 

see also St. Louis Indian Superintendency 

Insurance business. 64-321 

International Congress of Arts and Science, 
1904. 63-384, 64-164 

Land. 65-684 

Legal documents. 64-283, 65-1793 

Transactions. 65-695 

Law practice. 64-301, 65-680 

Lectures and lecturing. 64-328 

Letters from. 64-1490 

Letters received in. 64-318, 64-327 

Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904. 
64-1329, 64-1526 

Board of Lady Managers. 63-376 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-695 

Lutheran Convalescent Home. 63-23 



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SAINT LOUIS, Mo. (Continued) 


SAINT MARKS, Fla. 




Young Men's Christian Association. 63-245 


Lutheran Orphan's Home. 63-23 


Superintendent of Lights and Collector of 


SAINT PAUL'S Church, Edenton, N. C. 


Medical practice. 64-39, 64-302 


Customs. 64-595 




64-487, 64-1091 


Medical schools. 65-1030 


SAINT MARK'S Parish, S. C. 
Plantations. 63-313 




SAINT PAUL'S Church, Petersburg, Va. 
65-1007 


Merchants. 65-1801 






SAINT PAUL'S Episcopal Church, Baltimore, 


Politics. 64-329 


ST. MARTIN, Alexis. 64-39 




Md. 63-79 


Public utilities. 64-301, 65-688 


SAINT MART'S Community, Orange 


Co., N. C. 


SAINT PAUL'S Lutheran Church, Chicago, TO. 


Publishers and publishing. 63-29 


Resident of. 64-538 




63-21 
SAINT PAUL'S Lutheran Church, Tremont, 


Radio Station KFUO. 63-23 


SAINT MARY'S Hall, Faribault, Minn, (former- 


N. Y. 63-21 




ly Saint Mary's School for Girls) 


63-237 




Railroads. 65-409 






SAINT PAUL'S School, Concord, N. H. 




SAINT MARY'S School, Raleigh, N. 


C. 


64-1043 


Real estate business. 65-684 


64-456, 64-1043 




SAINT PETER'S Presbyterian Church, 


Resident of. 65-1811 


SAINT MARY'S (Ship) 63-396 




Rochester, N. Y. 64-902 


Saint John's Catholic Church. 64-298 


ST. MAXENT, Gilberto Antonio de, 


d. 1794. 


SAINT PETERSBURG, Russia 


Schools. 64-252 


65-701 




Letters from. 64-552 


Land. 64-333 


SAINT MICHAEL, Alaska 




Merchants. 65-1670 


Shipping. 64-273 


Churches and religious affairs 




Shipping records. 64-1215, 65-180 


Slavery. 64-851, 65-457 


Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 




SAINT-SIMON, Louis de Rouvroy, due de, 
1675-1755. *64-956 


Smoke abatement campaign. 65-688 


Family and personal papers. 65 


-1711 




Social and business history. 64-329 


Telegraph. 65-1711 




SAINT SIMONS Island, Ga. 
Cotton. 65-733 


Social life. 64-317, 64-333 


SAINT MICHAEL'S Church, Charleston, S. C. 






63-276, 65-850 




Family and personal papers. 65-718 


Societies. 64-320 








Stove manufacturing business. 65-687 


SAINT MIHIEL, France 




Plantations. 65-727 


Subway. 65-1939 


Battle of, 1918. 65-949 




SAINT STEPHEN'S Parish, S. C. 


Television broadcasting stations. 64-305 


SAINT MORENT, France 




Police Association. 65-851 


Theaters. 64-332 


Travel and description. 64-1207 


SAINT STEPHENS Plantation, Santee, S. C. 








64-468 


Theological seminaries. 63-24 


SAINT PAUL and Tacoma Timber Company. 






65-1051 




SAINT THOMAS Hunting Club, Cooper River, 


Tin Industry and trade. 65-687 


SAINT PAUL Island, Alaska 




S. C. 63-311 


Travels from. 64-335 


Census. 64-705 




ST. VINCENT, Bory de. 64-116 


Trinity Lutheran Church. 63-23 


Churches and religious affairs 




SAINT VINCENT, Cape. 63-333 


Walther College Association. 63-20 
Washington University see Washington 


Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 




SAINT VINCENT, Cape Verde Islands. 
64-1400 


University, St. Louis, Mo. 


SAINT PAUL, Minn. 63-245 




ST. VRAIN, Jacques de. 64-334, 64-335 


Water purification. 64-1526 


Charles T. Miller Hospital. 63 


-247 


ST. VRAIN family 


Water supply. 65-688 


Churches and religious affairs 




Genealogy. 64-334 


SAINT LOUIS Noonday Lenten Services. 63-23 


Congregational 64-1520 




SAINTE GENEVIEVE Co. , Mo. 


SAINT LOUIS Public Service Company, Saint 


Federal Land Bank. 65-771 




Maps. 64-296 


Louis, Mo. 65-688 
SAINT LOUIS River Dalles Improvement 


Forest Street Congregational Church. 
64-1520 


SAINTE GENEVIEVE, Mo. 


Company. 63-235 


Fur trade. 65-673 




Accounts. 65-689 


SAINT LOUIS (Ship) 65-61 


Medical practice. 63-250 




Family papers. 64-296 
Land claims. 64-299 


SAINT LOUIS Theatre, Saint Louis, Mo. 


Public Library. 63-245 






64-332 


Social life. 63-234 




Lead mines and mining. 64-326 


SAINT LUKE'S Hospital, New York City. 






Letters from. 64-317 


63-233 


Visit of Prince Olaf of Norway. 


63-240 


Merchants. 64-295, 64-336 


SAINT LUKES Parish, S. C. 


Women's clubs. 64-1521 




SAKHALIN Island 


Personal papers. 65-733 


World War I. 64-1519 




Language and languages. 65-1813 



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SALARIES see Wages 

SALAZAR y Villasenor, Joseph Chacon Medina, 
marques de la Penuela see Chacon Medina 
Salazar y Villasenor, Joseph, marques de 
la Penuela. 

SALEM Academy and College, Winston-Salem, 
N. C. 64-512 

SALEM, Conn. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

SALEM, Iowa 

Civil War. 64-1545 
SALEM, Mass. 

Merchants. 65-1316 

Personal papers. 65-1224 

SALEM, N. C. 

Business papers. 64-1089 

Haw River (Grist) Mill and Cotton Mill. 
64-1008 

SALEM, Or. 

Family papers. 64-685 

Willamette University. 64-694 
SALEM, Va. 

Roanoke College see Roanoke College, 
Salem, Va. 

SALESMANSHIP. 64-66 

SALINAS Valley, Calif. 65-865 

Land. 65-857 
SALINE Co. , Mo. 

Civil War. 64-274 

SALINE, Mich. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 64-1504 

Description. 65-593 

First Presbyterian Church. 65-525 

Medical practice. 65-295 

Women's organizations. 65-1375 

SALINE Woman's Club, Saline, Mich. 65-1375 

SALISBURY, N. C. 

Business papers. 64-994 

Civil War. 64-1021 

Family and personal papers. 64-988, 
64-1027, 65-740 

Washington Temperance Society. 64-994 

SALK Institute for Biological Studies, La Jolla, 
Calif. 65-121 

SALLING-Hansen Lumber Company, Grayling, 
Mich. 65-526 



SALMON, David A. 64-1577 

SALMON, Tati. 64-613 
SALMON. 65-1938 

SALMON Conservation League of Washington. 
64-1262 

SALOMON, EdwardS., 1836-1913. 64-1266 

SALOONS see Liquor trade; Taverns, saloons, 
etc. 

SALT 

Iodizing. 64-1507 

SALT industry and trade. 64-374 

Shipping. 64-1400 

Alaska. 64-534 

Michigan. 65-528, 65-574 

Texas. 64-754 
SALT Lake see Great Salt Lake 

SALT Lake City, Utah 

Banks and banking. 65-1152 

Biographies. 65-1182 

Internal Revenue Service Office. 65-1823 

Merchants. 65-1127 
Mormons. 65-646, 65-1774 

Pioneer life. 65-1774 

Public life. 65-1127 

Railroads. 65-1190 

Travel and description. 64-172, 64-732, 
65-288 

SALT Lake Co. , Utah 
Biographies. 65-1182 

SALT River Valley, Ariz. 

Waterpower. 65-1781 

SALTONSTALL, Leverett, 1825-1895. 
* 64-764 

SALTS, Rare earth. 65-1311 

SALVAGE, Marine see Marine salvage 

SAM Davis Memorial Association, Nashville, 
Tenn. 64-1197 

SAMANA Bay. 63-387 

SAMOA. 64-764 

SAMPEY, John Richard, 1863-1946. 64-798 

SAMPLE, George Washington, 1868-1945. 
65-527 

SAMPLE, Thomas Jefferson. 63-398 

SAMPSON, William T. , 1840-1902. 65-868 

SAMPSON Low and Marston see Low 
(Sampson) and Marston, firm 

SAMUEL Willets (Clipper ship) 64-255 
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. 

First Presbyterian Church. 65-2 
Personal papers. 64-1179, 65-1647 
Travel and description. 64-742, 64-749 

SAN BERNADINO, Calif. 

Travel and description. 64-732 

SAN CARLOS, Ariz. 

Indian SchooL 64-1542 

SAN CARLOS Indians. 65-1176 

SAN DOMINGO see Dominican Republic; 
Santo Domingo (French colony) 

SAN FERNANDO, Calif. 

Mexican Army in. 65-1527 

SAN FERNANDO, Mo. see Florissant, Mo. 
SAN FRANCISCO Bay 

Exploring expeditions (Spanish) 65-1825 

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. 

Alaska Commercial Company. 64-734 
Bridges. 65-2011 
Cattle raising and trade. 65-1883 
Charter of 1931. 65-2011 
Commission merchants. 64-731 
Comstock Pumping Association. 65-1186 

Customs service. 64-541 

Earthquake and fire of 1906. 64-1268, 
65-2011 

Family and personal papers. 65-1143 

Fiction. 64-724 

Hospitals. 64-1166, 64-11K 

Law practice. 64-725, 64-729 

Letters from. 65-1622 

Merchants. 64-701, 64-708 

Mines and mining. 65-1514 

National Conference on Social Welfare, 56th, 
1929. 64-139 

Olympic Club. 65-844 

Oregon Improvement Company. 65-1045 

Pioneer life. 65-815 

Port. 65-727 

Preparedness Day parade. 64-19 

Publishers and publishing. 64-1367 

Schools. 64-729 

Shipping. 64-731 

Records. 64-254, 64-255 



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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (Continued) 

Sierra Club. 64-1261 

Social service organizations. 64-1166 

State College (formerly State Normal 
School) 64-840 

Theater. 65-844 

Travel and description. 64-172, 64-731, 

Travels from. 63-216 
Unions. 64-19 

United Nations Conference on International 
Organization, 1945. 65-1201 

United States Delegation. 65-66 

Vigilance Committee. 64-263 
SAN FRANCISCO Maternity. 64-1166 
SAN IGNACIO del Babacomari, Ariz. 

Land. 65-1181 

SAN JACINTO, Battle of, 1836. 63-36, 64-265 
SAN JOSE, Calif. 

Pioneers. 65-2015 

Resident of. 65-2010 
SAN JOSE scale. 65-1919 
SAN JUAN Co. , Utah 

Pioneer life. 65-1791 
SAN LUIS Obispo, Calif. 

Railroads. 65-1045, 65-1046 
SAN MARTIN, Jose de, 1778-1850. 65-1080 
SAN PETE see also Sanpete 
SAN PETE Coal and Coke Company. 65-1791 
SAN PETE Valley Railway Company. 65-1791 
SAN RAFAEL Cattle Company. 64-11 
SAN RAFAEL de la Zanja, Ariz. 

Land. 65-1161 

SAN SABA Colonization Company. 64-744 

SAN XAVTER Extension Copper Company 
64-13 

SANBORN, Franklin Benjamin, 1831-1917. 
65-1, 65-927 

SANBORN, Fred G. 63-395 
SANBORN, John Bell, 1876- 65-170 
SANBORN, Katherine. 63-401 
SANCTON, Thomas Wolfe, 1915- 65-1098 
SAND Creek massacres. 65-1499 
SANDBURG, Carl, 1878- 64-150, 64-1618 
SANDERS, Mary see Harper, Mary (Sanders) 
SANDERS, Samuel David, b. 1824. 65-1867 



SANDERS Chapel, N. C. 
Social life. 64-378 

SANDERSON, Alice Cecilia see Rivoire, Alice 
Cecilia (Sanderson) 

SANDERSON, Cecilia Blandford. 64-918 

SANDERSON, Dwight see Sanderson, Ezra 
Dwight, 1878-1944 

SANDERSON, Ezra Dwight, 1878-1944. 64-918 
SANDHILL region of Nebraska 
History (Notes, etc.) 65-1504 

SANDHILLS 

North Carolina. 64-382 
SANDIDGE family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 

SANDOR, Marian (Nathan) Kraus, collector. 
65-1730 

SANDOZ, Man. 65-1504 

SANDS, Louis, 1825-1905. 65-528 



SANDS (Louis) Salt and Lumber Company. 
Manistee, Mich. 65-528 

SANDS, MahlonD. 65-1517 

SANDS and Burr, Manistee, Mich. 65-528 

SANDUSKY, Ohio. 

Civil War 

Prisons. 64-57 

Travel and description. 65-204 

SANDWICH, George Charles Montague, 9th 
earl of, 1874- 64-798 

SANDWICH Islands see Hawaii 
SANDY family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

SANFORD, Amarilla see Tuttle, Amarilla 
(Sanford) 

SANFORD, E. B. 64-946 

SANFORD, Edward Terry, 1865-1930. 
64-1204 

SANFORD, Eva Matthews, 1894-1954. 
64-1361 

SANFORD, Henry Seymour. 64-1580 
SANFORD, J. F. A. 65-1401 
SANGAMON Co. , HI. 

Farms and farming. 64-248 
SANGER, James Y. 65-684 
SANGER, Jedediah. 64-873 
SANGER, L. P. 65-684 
SANGSTER, John. 64-1227 



SANITARY Commission, United States see 
United States Sanitary Commission 

SANITARY Commission, Western see Western 
Sanitary Commission 

SANITARY engineering 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1293, 65-1936 
SANITATION 

Cities and towns. 65-1936 
SANPETE Co. , Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 

SANQUTNET, Charles. 64-334 

SANSKRIT 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1915 

SANTA ANNA, Antonio Lopez de, Pres. 
Mexico, 17947-1876. 65-1080 

SANTA CLARA, Cuba 

Letters from. 65-284 
SANTA CRUZ River Valley. 64-11 
SANTA ELEABETTA, Duca di. 64-1282 
SANTA FE, N. M. 

Art and artists. 65-1796 

Business and family papers. 65-682 

Merchant. 65-1168 

Municipal government. 65-1788 

Trade. 64-275, 64-310, 64-343, 65-682, 
65-1771, 65-1818 

Travel and description. 64-275 
SANTA FE-Pacific Railway. 65-944 
SANTA FE Railroad. 65-944 
SANTA FE Trail. 64-275, 65-1177, 65-1793 
SANTA PAULA, Calif. 

Ranches. 64-20 
SANTA ROSA, Calif. 

Mexican Army in. 65-1527 
SANTAYANA, George, 1863-1952. 65-1202 
SANTEE Canal. 65-849 
SANTEE, S. C. 

Plantations. 64-468 
SANTIAGO, Chile 

Museo Nacional. 65-1815 
SANTIAGO, Cuba 

Battle of, 1698. 64-532 

Family papers. 64-336 
SANTO DOMINGO (French colony) 64-75 

see also Haiti 

Estates. 64-330 



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SANTO DOMINGO (French colony) (Continued) 
Family papers. 64-449 

Indemnities. 64-330 

Trade. 64-261 

SANTO DOMINGO Silver Mining Company of 
Batopilas, Chihuahua, Mexico. 64-1149 

SANTO DOMINGO (Spanish colony) see 
Dominican Republic 

SANTO TOMAS, University of, Manila, Philip- 
pine Islands. 64-1417 

SAPELLO Company (New Mexico) 65-2009 

SAPPDJGTON, John, 1776-1856. 64-279 

SARAH Caswell Angell Chapter, Daughters of 
the American Revolution, Ann Arbor, Mich. . 
65-212 

SARAH Flagg (Brig) 63-274 

SARAH Lawrence College, Bronxville, N. Y. 
65-1098 

SARATOGA Co. , N. Y. 

Legal documents. 64-943 
SARATOGA, N. Y. 

Personal papers. 64-474 

SARATOGA Springs, N. Y. 

Personal papers. 64-679 

Travel and description. 65-1608 
SARDINIA 

Maps. 64-289 

Ships. 63-155 
SARDIS, Miss. 

Letters received in. 64-634 
SARETT, Lew R. , 1888-1954. 65-1934 

SARGENT, Charles Sprague, 1841-1927. 
64-635 

SARGENT, Dudley Allen, 1849-1924. 65-1273 

SARGENT, Herbert Howland, 1858-1921. 
65-2004 

SARGENT, John Singer, 1865-1925. 65-1874, 
65-1944 

SAROYAN, William, 1908- 64-150, 65-1064 

SARPY Co., Neb. 

County records. 65-1502 

Historical Society. 65-1989 
SARTADJ, John, 1808-1897. 63-393 
SARTON, May. 64-806 
SASAKL Hideo. 65-1924 

SASKATCHEWAN, Can. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Lutheran. 63-22 



SASS, Edward George. 65-848 

SASSAFRAS bark. 64-1241 

SATIRE, PolltlcaL 63-343, 65-1591 

SATTERTHWAITE, Daniel, 1830-1910. 
65-1355 

SATTERTHWAITE, Joseph C. 65-529 

SATTERTHWAITE, Libbie. 65-529 

SATTERTHWAITE, William. 65-529 

The SATURDAY evening post 65-1838 

Publishers of. 65-911 
SATURDAY review. 65-1763 
SATURN project. 64-1583 
SAUDI Arabia 

Archeological expeditions. 65-36 

SAUFLEY, MicahC. , 1842-1910. 64-636 

SAUFLEY, R. Caswell. 64-636 
SAUFLEY, Sallie (Rowan) 64-636 
SAUK Indians 

see also Fox Indians 
Government relations. 65-1179 
History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1499 

SAULT Sainte Marie, Mich. 

Indian agencies and agents. 65-600 
Missionary activities. 64-1440 
SAUNDERS, Alvin, 1817-1899. 65-1440 
SAUNDERS, Henry Arthur. 65-1397 
SAUNDERS, JohnLoyaU, d. 1860. 63-396 

SAUNDERS, Joseph Hubbard, 1839-1885. 
64-1101 

SAUNDERS, Laura (Baker) 64-1101 

SAUNDERS, Romulus Mitchell, 1791-1867. 
63-373, 64-1547 

SAUNDERS, William Laurence, 1835-1891. 
64-637 

SAUNDERS Colony, Mich. 65-286 

SAUNDERS Co. , Neb. 

County records. .65-1503 

Tax records. 65-1480 

SAUNDERS family. 64-1101 

Genealogy. 64-917, 65-1357 
SAVAGE, Albert, 1847-1917. 65-2007 
SAVAGE, G. M. 64-1553 
SAVAGE, John, 1779-1863. 64-556 
SAVAGE & Son, Norfolk, Va. 64-381 



SAVAGE Mining Company. 65-1187 
SAVANNAH, Ga. 64-248, 64-590 
Charitable work. 64-987 
Civil War 

Defense. 63-391 
Sherman's occupation. 64-613 
Colleges and universities. 63-409 
Consular service (Spain) 63-115 
Cotton trade. 65-716 

Family and personal papers. 64-221, 
64-466, 64-613, 64-639, 64-977, 
64-1064, 65-1588, 65-1626, 65-1859 

Kindergartens. 64-537 

Law practice. 64-544 

Letters from. 63-134, 63-276, 63-286, 
64-497, 64-499 

Letters received in. 64-457, 64-598 

Mayor. 64-389 

Merchants. 64-579, 65-730 

Orphanages. 63-409 

Railroads. 64-1550 

Reconstruction. 64-389 

Rice plantations. 64-407 

Schools. 64-389 

Shipping records. 64-824 

Social life. 65-730 

Sunday schools. 64-987 

Wholesale trade. 64-579 

SAVANNAH River 
Civil War 

Defenses. 64-389 

SAVE the Children Federation. 64-21 

SAVE the Children Fund. 65-1216 

SAVERY, Annie. 65-1842 

SAVERY, William, 1750-1804. 65-155 

SAVILLE (Revenue, sloop) 64-572 

SAVING of lives see Lifesaving 

SAVINGS and loan associations 

California. 65-2010 

New York City. 64-870 

SAVINGS Loan and Trust Company, Minot, 
N. D. 65-780 

SAWICKI, Eugene, 1916- 64-1174 
SAWMILLS see Lumber industry and trade 
SAWYER, Alfred Isaac, 1828-1891. 65-530 



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SAWYER, Andrew Jackson, b. 1834. 64-1500 

SAWYER, Charles, 1887- 64-773 

SAWYER, Edmund Joseph, 1880- 64-382 

SAWYER, Jennie Toll. 65-530 

SAWYER, Sarah G. Toll. 65-530 

SAWYER, Walter Hulme, 1861-1931. 64-1455 
64-1515, 65-332, 65-357, 65-502, 65-531, 
65-547 ' 

SAWYER family. 65-530 
SAXONS 

History. 65-1923 
SAXONS in Missouri. 63-30 
SAXTON; Rufus. 63-356 
SAXTON family. 65-883 
SAY, Jean Baptiste. 64-166 
SAY, Lucy W. 63-399 
SAY, Thomas, 1787-1834. *65-654 
SAYERS, Joseph Draper, 1841-1929. 65-565 
SAYINGS see Epigrams 
SAYLOR, David, d. 1791. 63-309 

SAYRE, Francis Bowes, 1885- 65-53, 
65-311, 65-384, 65-940 

SAYRE, Lucius E. 65-1983 

SAYREVILLE, N. J. 

Resident of. 65-1658 

SAZ, Antonio del. 63-1 

SCAMMON, Charles Melville, 1825-1911 
65-1171 

SCAMMON, Jonathan Young, 1812-1890. 
64-58, 65-183 

SCANDINAVIA 

Mormons and Mormonism. 65-1132 
Travel and description. 64-1324 

SCARBOROUGH, L. R. 64-1157, 64-1163 

SCARFE, Francis, 1911- 65-1109 

SCATTERGOOD, Ezra Frederick, 1871-1947 
64-1269 

SCENARIOS see Screenplays 

SCENERY (Stage) see Theater -Stage setting 
and scenery 

SCHALL, Thomas David, 1878-1935. 65-674 

SCHANCK Jane Ann. 65-1707 

SCHANCK family. 65-1707 

SCHARY, Dore, 1905- 64-1627 , 64-1632 

SCHEFFER, Cornelie see Renan, Cornelie 
(Scheffer) 



SCHELL, Edwin Allison, 1859-1937. 64-972 

SCHENCK David, 1835-1902. 64-625, 
64-638 

SCHENCK, Ferdinand Schureman, 1790-1860. 
65-1708 

SCHENCK, Martin, 1770-1823. 65-1708 

SCHENCK, Robert Cumming, 1809-1890 
63-169, 63-190, 63-198, 63-406 

SCHENCK, William P. 65-1710 

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 

Colleges and universities. 65-164 

SCHERMERHORN, Harriett Carolan. 64-49 

SCHERMERHORN, Holden Bovie. 65-888 

SCHERMERHORN, James, 1865-1942. 
64-1491, 65-399, 65-532 

SCHEVILL, Ferdinand. 64-114 
SCHEYER, GalkaE., d. 1945. 65-2000 
SCHICK G. V. 63-26 

SCHIEFFELIN, Edward, b. 1847. 65-1781 
SCHIFF, Jacob Henry, 1847-1920. 65-1739 

SCHILLER, Johann Christoph Friedrich von 
1759-1805. 63-230 ' 

SCHILLING, Ernest Peter. 65-259 
SCHILLING, Frank A. 65-1759 
SCHILLING, George A., b. 1850. 64-159 
SCHINDLER, Alfred, 1894- 65-137 

SCHIRMER, Jacob Frederick, 1803-1880. 
65-848 

SCHLEIERMACHER, Friedrich. 64-40 

SCHLESINGER, Arthur Meier, 1888-1965. 
64-70 

SCHLESINGER, Frank. 65-1717 

SCHLEY, Ann Eliza. 64-1032 

SCHLEY, Charles. 63-134 

SCHLEY, Molly (Walker) 63-134 

SCHLEY, Winfield Scott, 1839-1911. 65-61 

SCHMALZRTED, Frederick R. , 1823-1863. 
65-1382 

SCHMALZRTED family. 65-1382 

SCHMEDEMAN, Albert G. , 1864-1946. 
64-1599 

SCHMID, Frederick, 1807-1863. 65-1350 

SCHMIDT, Hubert. 64-891 

SCHMIDT, Louis Ernst, 1869-1957. 65-1542 

SCHMIEDEL, Cristoph. 64-116 

SCHMITT, J. B. 64-892 

SCHMITT, J. W. 64-892 



SCHNABEL, Arthur. 64-142 

SCHNEIDER, Frederick, b: 1840. 64-1446 

SCHNEPFE, Fred E. 65-948 

SCHOENFELD, Merritt 65-1941 

SCHOFTELD, John McAllister, 1831-1906. 
63-264, 63-397, 65-681 

SCHOHARIE Co. , N. Y. 

Antirent troubles, 1839-1846. 64-836 

Land. 64-836 

Sheriff. 64-836 

SCHOLARSHIPS and fellowships. 64-54 
64-870 

Music. 65-573 
Rhodes. 65-1918 
SCHOOL accounts. 65-997 

New Jersey. 65-1594, 65-1619, 65-1636 
Pennsylvania. 65-380 

SCHOOL and College Association of Natural 
History. 65-1921 

SCHOOL attendance 

Compulsory age. 64-715 

SCHOOL buildings 
Michigan. 65-443 
Nebraska. 65-1496 
North Dakota, 65-793 

SCHOOL districts 

see also Public schools 

Idaho. 65-1812 

Michigan. 64-1503, 65-417 

Nebraska. 64-1276 

New Jersey. 65-1617 

New York. 64-916 

North Carolina. 64-473 
SCHOOL lands 

Missouri. 64-333 

Ohio. 63-184 

SCHOOL newspapers. 64-922 

SCHOOL of Design for Women, Philadelphia, 
Pa. 63-154 

The SCHOOL of Illustration, Chicago, 111. 
64-6 

SCHOOL of Mechanic Arts, Franklin Institute, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 63-154 

SCHOOL superintendents and principals 

Michigan. 65-296, 65-1353 

New York. 64-820, 65-1918 

New York City. 64-356 



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SCHOOL superintendents and principals 
(Continued) 

North Carolina. 64-672 

Ohio. 65-1918 
SCHOOL taxes 

New York. 64-939 

SCHOOLCRAFT Co. , Mich. 

County records. 65-416 

Family and personal papers. 65-557, 
65-595 

SCHOOLEY-S Mountain, N. J. 
Personal papers. 65-1700 

SCHOOLS 

see also Church schools; Colleges and 
universities; Education; Indians— Schools; 
Law schools; Military schools; Music- 
Schools; Public schools; Theological 
seminaries; Vocational schools 

General material 

64-151, 64-1031, 65-1924 

Alabama. 64-1193 

California. 64-729 

Colorado. 65-1767 

Connecticut 65-1996 

Delaware. 64-207 

Florida. 64-1193 

Georgia. 64-1193 

Maine. 65-1829 

Michigan. 64-1503, 65-223, 65-248, 
65-415, 65-431, 65-477, 65-593, 
65-1353, 65-1358 

Mississippi. 64-1193 

Near East 65-1925 

Nebraska. 65-1498 

New Jersey. 65-1653 

New York. 65-1840, 65-1841 

North Carolina. 64-674 

Tennessee. 64-1188, 64-1193 

Specific schools 
Connecticut 64-348 
Great Britain. 64-796 
Illinois. 63-119, 64-252 
Louisiana. 64-252 
Maine. 65-1971 

Michigan. 64-1473, 65-204, 65-283, 
65-296, 65-501, 65-1351 

Missouri. 64-252, 64-328 

New Hampshire. 64-822 

New York. 63-291, 64-837, 64-909, 
64-919, 64-949, 65-835 

North Carolina. 64-378, 64-512, 64-637, 
64-1023, 64-1028, 64-1085, 65-745 



Pennsylvania. 63-154, 64-380 

Rhode Island. 65-1303 

South Carolina. 63-285 

Tennessee. 65-875 

Vermont. 64-790 

Virginia. 64-398, 64-644, 64-1069, 
65-1019 

Washington. 64-214 

SCHOONMAKER, Augustus. 64-1500 

SCHROEDER, Theodore Albert, 1864-1953. 
64-1362 

SCHUCHERT, Charles, 1858-1942. 64-100 

SCHULER, Peter. 64-943 

SCHULZ, Theodor. 63-1 

SCHURMAN, Jacob Gould, 1854-1942. 64-887, 
65-1918 



SCHURZ, Carl, 1829-1906 

As correspondent. 64-282, 64-764, 64-767, 
64-771, 64-808, 64-1500, 65-162, 65-269, 
65-678 

Autographs. 63-245 

Letters to. 65-1058 

Relating to. 64-58, 64-278 

SCHUTTE, 64-1047 

SCHUYLER, Alexander. 63-409 

SCHUYLER, Alida see Livingston, Alida 
(Schuyler) Van Rensselaer, 1656-1729 

SCHUYLER, Brandt. 64-943 

SCHUYLER, Philip John, 1733-1804. 64-943,. 
64-1219, 65-870 

Autographs. 64-47 

SCHUYLER Co. , Mo. 

County court papers. 64-324 

SCHUYLER Co. , N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 64-919 

School Commissioner. 64-820 

Teachers' Association. 64-820 
SCHUYLKILL Co. , Pa. 

Land transactions. 64-1147 

SCHWAB, Charles M. 64-767 

SCHWABACHER, Babette see Gatzert, 
Babette (Schwabacher) 

SCHWABACHER family. 65-1143 

SCHWAN, Theodore. 64-769 

SCHWARTZ, Arthur, 1900- 64-1628, 65-1664 

SCHWELLENBACH, Lewis Baxter, 1894-1948. 
64-773, 64-1260, 64-1262, 64-1267, 
64-1269, 64-1271, 65-1049 



SCHWEMMER, Rosika. 65-1160 

SCIENCE 

see also names of specific sciences 

Middle Ages. 64-1365 
18th century. 65-16 
Awards. 63-154, 64-87 

Education. 63-4 

Exhibits. 63-154 

Experiments and investigations. 65-470, 
65-1306 

History. 65-1192 

Lectures. 64-126, 64-838, 65-1192 

Legislation. 64-1576 

Letters relating to. 63-250, 64-611, 
64-887, 64-963, 64-1025, 64-1552, 
65-654 

Research. 63-15, 64-177, 65-1030, 
65-1940 



see also Research 
Student notebooks. 65-1368 

Writings on. 63-354, 64-141, 64-1581, 
65-654, 65-1088, 65-1384, 65-1832 

By place 

France. 63-6 

Great Britain. 64-810 

SCIENCE and religion. 63-250, 64-1164 , 
65-165 

SCIENCE, Applied see Technology 
SCIENCE fiction. 65-1088 

SCIENCE Foundation, U. S. NationaL 64-29, 
64-1576 

SCIENCE, Moral see Ethics 

SCIENCE, Natural see Science 

SCIENCE of society, by William Graham 
Sumner. 64-1314 

SCIENCE Society of Washington. 64-30 

SCIENCE Writers, National Association of. 
64-30 

SCIENTIFIC activities. 63-83, 63-154, 
63-378, 64-87, 64-116, 64-1422, 65-11, 
65-567, 65-1076, 65-1720, 65-1739, 
65-1949 

Europe. 65-11 
Netherlands. 64-116 
New Mexico. 64-126 
Tennessee. 64-126 

SCIENTIFIC conferences 
Canada. 65-1938 



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SCIENTIFIC expeditions 

see also United States Exploring Expedi- 
tion, 1838-1842; and specific sciences, 
e. g. Archeology— Expeditions 

Africa. 64-1556 

Greenland. 64-1418, 65-321 

Michigan. 65-331 

Pacific Ocean. 65-321 

Philippine Islands. 64-1428 

South America. 64-1428 

SCIENTIFIC management see Industrial 
management 

SCIENTIFIC societies. 63-386 64-27 
64-912, 65-1030, 65-1938 

National 

64-31, 64-44, 64-83, 64-86, 64-158, 64-963, 
64-1174, 65-167, 65-1076, 65-1672, 65-1719 

By place 

California. 64-30 

Illinois. 64-32 

Iowa. 65-1943 
Massachusetts. 64-27 
Nebraska. 65-1419 

New Mexico. 64-28 

Ohio. 63-200 

Oklahoma. 65-149 

Pennsylvania see Academy of Natural 
Sciences of Philadelphia 

Tennessee. 64-29, 64-108 

Washington, D. C. 64-177 

SCIENTISTS. 65-1940 

see also Scientific activities 

Photographs. 64-1522 

SCIENTISTS and Engineers, U. S. Presidents 
Committee for the Development of. 65-1040 

SCIO, Mich. 

Carriage and wagon making. 65-401 
SCIPIO, Utah 

Pioneer life. 65-1791 
SCLATER, Philip Lutley, 1824-1913. 65-1849 
SCOPES, John Thomas 

Trial. 64-58 
SCOTCH Hill, Bertie Co. , N. C. 64-447 

SCOTCH Plains, N. J. 

Free Acres Association. 65-1577 
Tailors. 65-1688 



SCOTLAND. 64-767 

Companies interested in the North American 
West 65-1817 

Companies Registration Office. 65-1817 

Cooperatives. 65-73 
Estates. 65-748 
Exchequer 

Companies Registration Office. 65-1817 
Family papers. 65-748 
Flax and linen spinning industry. 64-412 
Flour industry and trade. 64-907 
Grain trade. 63-342 
Home rule. 65-1848 
Jacobite Rebellion, 1745-1746. 64-810 

Letters from. 63-318, 64-411, 64-1439 
65-1686 ' 

Literature and literary affairs. 65-1848 

Merchants. 65-961 

Office for the Registration of Companies, 
Limited Partnerships and Business 
Names. 65-1817 

Personal papers. 64-873, 65-857 
Political parties. 65-1848 
Shipping records. 64-897 

Tobacco trade. 63-342 

Travel and description. 63-54. 64-552 
64-580, 65-748 



Treasury see Scotland— Exchequer 
SCOTLAND (Brig) 64-1391 

SCOTLAND Co. , N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-1063 

SCOTLAND Neck, N. C. 

Episcopal Church. 64-649 
Homes and residents. 64-1109 
Vine Hill Academy. 64-649 

SCOTS in America. 64-767 

SCOTS in 

see also British in 



SCOTT, Arthur Pearson, 1884- 64-160 

SCOTT, Charles, 1739 (ca.)-1813. 64-314 
*65-23 

SCOTT, Charles Lewis, 1883-1954. 65-928 

SCOTT, Dred, 17597-1858 see Dred Scott 
case 

SCOTT, Elizabeth Brown see Peyton, Elisabeth 
Brown (Scott) 



SCOTT, Elizabeth (Gordon) 64-1241 

SCOTT, Evaxt H. 65-1355 

SCOTT, Fred Newton, 1860-1931. 65-384 
65-502, 65-532, 65-537 

SCOTT, Georgia Jackson. 65-532 

SCOTT, Harold Philippl. 65-1361 

SCOTT, Harriet M. 65-532 

SCOTT, Hugh Lenox, 1853-1934. 63-325 

SCOTT, James Brown, 1866-1943. 64-767, 
64-778, 64-1577, 65-1918 

SCOTT, Sir James George, 1851-1935. 63-112 

SCOTT, John A. 65-334 

SCOTT, JohnD. 65-1701 

SCOTT, M. T. 63-362 

SCOTT, Rebecca Foster (Reeve) 65-1701 

SCOTT, Sir Robert Forsyth, 1849-1933 
65-1083 

SCOTT, Robert W. 65-23 
SCOTT, Sarah. 65-1004 

SC ^ITi T ' A-) Company ' New London, Conn. 
o4— 1397 

SCOTT, Thomas Albertson, 1830-1907 
64-1397 

SCOTT, Thomas Albertson, 1877-1961 
64-1397 

SCOTT, William, d. 1784. 65-1004 

SCOTT, William Bell, 1811-1890. 64-59 

SCOTT, Winfield, 1786-1866. 63-49 

As correspondent 63-220, 63-368 
64-1569 

Autographs. 64-47 

Character of. 63-131 

Letters to. 64-291 

Military service under. 63-355, 64-765 
SCOTT family. 65-1535 

Genealogy. 64-1241 
SCOTTISH Home Rule Party. 65-1848 
SCOTTS Bluff Post, Fort John, Neb. 

Indian agents and agencies. 65-1801 
SCOTTSVILLE, Ky. 

Drug trade. 63-133 
SCOUTS and scouting. 64-1161 

Frontiersmen. 65-690 
SCOVIL, James M. 63-350 
SCOWS. 63-366 
SCRANTON, Charles. 65-1612 
SCRANTON, George H. 64-245 



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SCRANTON, Pa. 

Papers from. 64-866 
SCRAPBOOK, Self-pasting. 64-316 

SCREENPLAYS. 63-289, 64-1597, 64-1605, 
64-1606, 64-1608, 64-1620, 64-1627, 
64-1629, 64-1632, 65-933 

SCREVEN Co., Ga. 

LitUe Ogeechee Baptist Church. 65-190 

SCREWMEN'S Benevolent Association, 
Galveston, Tex. 64-750 

SCREWS see Nails, screws, and spikes 

SCRIBNER'S (Charles) Sons, New York City. 
65-855 

SCRIBNER'S monthly. 65-896 

SCRIGGS, B. E. 64-751 

SCRIPPS, James Edmund, 1835-1906. 65-532 

SCRIPTS see Radio broadcasting — Scripts; 
Screenplays; Television— Scripts 

SCROPE family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

SCRUGGS, Mary E. 65-887 
SCUDDER, Benjamin. 65-1709 



SCUDDER, Mrs. Charles Alexander see 
Scudder, Nina (Wilkins) 

SCUDDER, Nina (Wilkins) 64-234 

SCUDDER, Nina Wilkins, 1897-1956. 64-234 

SCUDDER, Samuel Hubbard, 1837-1911. 
64-100, 65-1076 

SCUDDER, Vida Dutton, 1861-1954. 65-838 

SCUDDER family. 65-1709 

SCUDDER School of Art, Athens, Ga. 64-234 

SCULPTORS and sculpture. 63-48, 63-361, 
63-411, 64-1566, 65-713, 65-909 

SCYTHES. 64-1, 65-659 

SEA, Andrew M. 64-1175 

SEA Island Relief Committee. 64-1550 

SEA Nymph (Ship) 64-1394 

SEA trading see Shipping 

SEA Witch (Ship) 64-1394 

SEABURY, Samuel, Bp., 1729-1796. 65-1885 

SEABURY, Samuel, 1801-1872. 65-92 

SEAFARING life. 65-1975 

see also U. S. —Navy— Officers' naval and 
personal papers 

Pacific coast. 63-216 

SEALS and sealing. 63-350, 64-764, 64-1578, 
65-1719 

see also Bering Sea controversy 
Alaska. 65-1765 



Pribilof Islands. 64-705 
SEALS (Emblematic) 

Massachusetts. 65-1319 

Michigan. 64-1464 

SEAMEN see Merchant marine 

SEAMEN'S Friend Society, Philadelphia, Pa. 
65-1545 

SEAPLANES. 64-892 

SEARCY, Ark. 

Letters from. 64-481 

SEARES, Mabel (Urmy) 65-2012 

SEARING, Sarah. 65-440 

SEARLE, Arthur, 1837-1920. 65-1274 

SEARLE, George Mary. 64-1556 

SEARS, Louis M. 65-166 

SEARS, Mary Pratt. 65-837 

SEARS, Richard W. 64-25 

SEARS, William Barnard, 1831-1922. 
64-1499, 65-533, 65-1330 

SEARS, Willis G. 65-1483 

SEARS Memorial at Mary Institute, Washington 
University, Saint Louis, Mo. 64-1526 

SEARS, Roebuck, & Company. 64-25 

SEASHORE, Carl Emily 1866-1949. 65-486 

SEA TON, Fred A. 65-1488 

SEATTLE and Lake Washington Waterway 
Company. 65-1053 

SEATTLE and Northern Railway. 65-1045 

SEATTLE and Walla Walla Railroad. 65-1045 

SEATTLE Central Labor Council. 65-1052 

SEATTLE City Light. 64-1269 

SEATTLE Coal and Transportation Company. 
65-1045 

SEATTLE Council Against War. 65-1035 

SEATTLE Gas Company. 64-691 

SEATTLE union record. 65-1031, 65-1042 

SEATTLE, Wash. 

Alaska- Yukon-Pacific Exposition, 1909. 
63-216 

Civic Unity Committee. 65-1033 

Dept. of Lighting. 64-1269 

Family and personal papers. 65*1143 

First National Bank. 65-1048 

Gas companies. 64-691 

Labor. 64-1264, 65-1052 



Law practice. 64-1261 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-1267 

Mayors. 65-1033 

1938-1940 (Langlie) 65-1040 

Newspapers. 65-1031, 65-1042 

Peace societies. 65-1035 

Politics 

Papers of persons active in. 64-1270, 
65-1034 

Port Commission. 65-1034, 65-1052 
Public schools. 65-1033 
Public utilities. 64-1269 
Railroads. 65-1045 

Real estate business. 64-1259, 65-1041, 
65-1046 

Streetcar strike, 1917. 64-1271 

University of Washington see Washington— 
University (Seattle) 

SEAVIEW, Wash. 

Social life. 64-699 
SEAWELL, MoUy Elliot, 1860-1916. 65-1021 
SEAY, Edward M. 64-1260 

SEBASTIAN, Benjamin, 1745 (ca. J-1834. 
65-25 

SECESSION. 63-57, 63-63, 63-339, 63-352, 
64-275, 64-666, 64-757, 64-1047, 64-1075 

Debates in U. S. Congress. 64-1180 

Effect on the U. S. Navy. 63-71 

Opposition to. 63-101 

By place 

Alabama. 63-136 

Arkansas. 63-126 

Missouri. 64-659, 65-557 

North Carolina. 63-117, 64-1056 

South Carolina. 63-272, 63-286 

Tennessee. 64-1187 
SECESSIONVILLE, S. C. 

Civil War. 63-307 

SECKER, Martin, 1882- 65-1847 

SECOND Bank of the United States see Bank 
of the United States, 1816-1836 

SECONDARY education see Education- 
Secondary; High schools 

SECRET service 

Counter-intelligence. 65-140 

Revolution. 65-1197 

SECRET societies see Fraternal 

organizations; Freemasons; Ku Elux Elan 



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SECRETARIES (Cabinet officers) see names 
of secretaries; and names of departments 
e. g. U. S. -Dept. of State 

SECTIONALISM. 65-869 

SECURITIES 

see also Blue-sky laws; Investments- 
Stocks ' 



Speculation. 65-1565 
** es^es T* &tChange Coa »»ission, U. S. 
SECURITY Agency, U. s. Federal. 65-30 
SECURITY Bank, Minneapolis, Minn. 63-235 
SECURITY Committee, National. 65-129 
SECURITY, International. 64-177, 65-143 

SECURITY League, National see National 
Security League 

SECURITY offenses ^ee Subversive activities 

SEDDON, James Alexander, 1815-1880. 
63-63 

SEDGWICK, Anne Douglas, 1873- 65-837 
SEDGWICK, Theodore, 1780-1839. 63-400 
SEDGWICK, Colo. 

Journalism. 65-1470 
SEDGWICK Co., Kan. 

Travel and description. 65-874 
SEDITION. 65-1042 

see also Treason 

Trials. 64-1607 

SE 63-m m M-779 erSOnJaCkSOn ' 1866 " 1962 - 
SEEBER, Richard E. 64-1174 
SEED Industry and trade 
California. 65-952 
Michigan, 65-569 
SEEDS. 65-1306 
SEEGER, Pete. 65-879 
SEELEY, Grace Alvana. 64-882 

SEELYE Sarah Emma Edmonds, 1841-1898. 
65-518 

SEGER, D. 65-1355 

SEGUIER, N. M. S. 64-40 

SEEFERT, Elizabeth, 1897- 65-1110 

SEISMOLOGY. 65-1719 

SEIZURE of vessels and cargoes. 64-91 

see f* 80 Capture at sea; French spoliation 
claims; Privateering; Prizes of war 

SELBY, WattoruDaMn, 1845-1889. 64-811 



SELDEN, Abigail Jones. 64-923 

SELDEN, Beverly R. 64-1245 

SELDEN, Charles. 64-923 

SELDEN, Clara Sayre. 64-924 

SELDEN, Eliza. 64-923 
SELDEN, George Baldwin. 64-924 
SELDEN, Henry. 64-924 
SELDEN, Mary. 64-923 
SELDEN, Mary M. 64-924 
SELDEN, Samuel. 64-923 
SELDEN, W. C. 64-1390 
SELDEN, William Jones. 64-923 
SELDEN family. 64-923. 64-924 
SELDEN Patent 64-924 

SELECT Knights of the Ancient Order of United 
Workmen, Virginia Legion No. 1, Virginia 
City, Nev. 65-1764 ^^ 

SELF-PASTING scrapbook. 64-316 

SEUGMAN, Edwin Robert Anderson, 1861- 
1939. 64-1351, 64-1500 

SELKE, George Albert, 1888- 65-446 

SELKIRK, James, 1790-1877. 65-1350 

SELKIRK Colony see Red River Settlements 

SELKIRK papers. 65-1163 

SELLBERGER, Dwight E. 64-819 

SELLE, Emma. 64-814 

SELLERS, E. O. 64-1160 

SELLERS, Horace Wells, 1857-1933. 65-1317 

SELLERS, James L. 64-1528, 65-166, 



SELLERS (William) & Company. 64-1374 
SELLERY, George Clarke, 1872-1962. 

SELMA, Ala. 

Alabama Luther CoUege. 63-27 

Business and personal papers. 64-440 

Civil War. 64-1094 

Resident ot 65-719 

SELMA (Ship) 64-311 

SELMON, Bertha Eugenia {Loveland) 1877- 
65-534 

SELOVER, Richard, 1787-1866. 65-1710 

SELOVER, William R 65-1710 - 

SEMINARIES see Theological seminaries 

SEMINOLE Indians. 65-920 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-1499 

Wars. 64-958 

2d, 1835-1842. 64-1190 



SEMITIC languages. 64-151 

see also Hebrew language and literature; 
Oriental languages and literature 

SEMI-weekly farm news, Dallas, Tex 
65-883 

SEMMES, Raphael, 1809-1877. 64-545 

SEMMES, Thomas Jenkins, 1824-1899. 63-63 

SEMPLE, Eugene, 1840-1908. 65-1053 

SEMPLE, James, 1798-1866. 65-1053 

SEMPLE family 

Genealogy. 65-1003 

SEMPRONIUS, N. Y. 

First Baptist Church. 64-925, 64-940 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-899 

SENATE, U. S. see U. S. -Congress. 
Senate — ~ 

SENDAK, Maurice. 65-1978 

SENECA Co. , N. Y. 

Red Cross Auxiliary. 64-921 
SENECA Co. (N. Y.) courier. 64-820 
SENECA Falls, N. Y. 

Civil War 

Soldiers from. 63-223 

School superintendents. 64-820 

SENKLER, Abigail Louise (Dickson) 1871-1961. 
63-250 

SENKLER, Albert Easton, 1907-1947. 63-250 

SENKLER, Albert Edward, 1842-1899. 63-250 

SENKLER, Edmund John, 1802-1872. 63-250 

SENKLER, George Easton, 1870-1956. 
63-250 

SENKLER family. 63-250 

SENNETT, George Burritt, 1840-1900 
65-1790 

SEPARATORS, Grain, ore, and mineral 
65-1987 «u«™. 

SEQUESTRATION, New York State Commis- 
sioners of. 65-1529 

SERGEANT, John, 1779-1852. 63-336 
SERUNG, Rod, 1924- 64-1629 
SERMONS. 64-81, 64-199 

Indian languages. 63-1 

Not |s, comments, etc. 64-1524, 65-560, 

By denomination 

Baptist. 63-51, 64-229, 64-1131, 64-U64 
64-1165, 64-1553, 64-1554, 65-85 
65-164, 65-236, 65-508, 65-1058 ' 



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SERMONS (Continued) 

Congregational. 63-35, 64-952, 64-1278, 
64-1280, 64-1292, 64-1370, 64-1564, 
65-1050, 65-1250 

Episcopal. 63-237, 64-456, 64-477, 
64-600, 64-1073, 64-1091, 65-20, 
65-91, 65-303, 65-377, 65-1420, 65-1604 
65-1885 

Jewish. 65-1724, 65-1734, 65-1737 
Lutheran. 63-23, 63-33, 63-34 

Methodist. 63-70, 63-409, 64-175, 64-214, 
64-409, 64-570, 64-775, 64-946, 64-965, 
64-969, 64-970, 65-247, 65-482, 65-495, 
65-512, 65-591 

Presbyterian. 63-77, 63-263, 64-390^ 

64-580, 64-675, 64-B66, 64-922, 64-1055 
64-1104, 64-1281, 64-1438, 64-1490, 
65-239, 65-255, 65-296, 65-432, 65-490, 
65-728, 65-1568, 65-1636 

Unitarian. 64-926, 65-681, 65-1219, 
65-1249, 65-1287, 65-1288 

Universalis!. 65-1531 

By place 

Connecticut. 64-1370 

Great Britain. 64-59 

Massachusetts. 65-1299 

Michigan. 65-522, 65-592 

New Jersey. 65-1564 

North Carolina. 64-445, 64-1133 

Virginia. 65-1020 

SERNA, Concha Espina de see Espina de Serna, 
Concha, 1877- 

SERUM therapy. 64-153 

SERVICE, Emma Maria. 64-639 

SERVICE, John Hugh James. 64-639 

SERVICE, Martha (Stackhouse) Williford. 
64-639 

SERVICE family. 64-639 
SERVICEMEN, Discharged see Veterans 

SESSIONS, Clarence William, 1859-1931. 
65-1360 

SETTLEMENT houses 

Boston, Mass. 65-838 

Brooklyn, N. Y. 65-893 

Chicago, EL 64-21 

Pittsburgh, Pa. 65-1753 
SEVEN Days* Battles, 1862. 64-222, 64-232 
SEVEN Years' War, 1756-1763. 63-53 

see also Anglo-French War, 1755-17.63 

SEVENTH Day Adventist Church 
California. 65-1474 
Nebraska. 65-1474 



Nevada. 65-1787 

SEVERANCE, Henry W. 64-762 

SEVERENS, Henry F. , 1835-1923. 65-1360 

SEVIER, John, 1745-1815. 63-66, 63-363, 
64-1194, 64-1205 

SEVIER Co., Utah 

Biographies. 65-1182 

SEVIER Railway Company. 65-1791 

SEVILLE, Treaty of, 1729. 63-100 

SEWAGE treatment. 65-1936 

SEWALL, Henry, 1855-1936. 65-262 

SEWALL, May (Wright) 1844-1920. 63-361 

SEWALL, Stephen, 1734-1804. 65-1275 

SEWANEE, Tenn. 

Family papers. 65-736 

University of the South. 64-490, 64-559, 
64-600, 64-1041, 64-1133, 64-1535 

SEWARD, Frederick William, 1830-1915. 
64-1383 

SEWARD, George Frederick, 1840-1910. 
63-373 

SEWARD, William Henry, 1801-1872. 63-94 

As correspondent. 63-254, 63-373, 
64-817, 64-1500, 65-162, 65-474, 
65-905, 65-931, 65-1576 

Autographs. 64-47, 65-59 
SEWARD, Neb. 

Church schools 
Lutheran. 63-20 

Concordia Teachers College. 63-20 
SEWELL, SamueL 63-35 
SEWELLS Point, Va. 

Civil War. 64-509 

SEWERAGE 

Illinois. 65-1918 

SEWING clubs see Clubs 
SEWING machine parts 

Patents. 64-95 
SEX crimes see Incest 
SEXAUER, FredE. 64-851 
SEXTON family. 65-1005 
SETBERT, Henry, 1801-1883. 65-831 



SEYMOUR, Horatio, 1810-1886. 63-377, 
64-1575, 65-898 

SEYMOUR, Conn. 

Family papers. 65-1587 

SEYMOUR family. 65-1354 

SFORZA, Carlo. 65-1205 

SHACKFORD, Charles Chauncy, 1815-1891. 
64-926 

SHADWELL, BertrandA. 64-771 

SHAFFER, JohnDalton. 64-1102 

SHAFFER, Joshua Monroe. 63-209 

SHAFFER, William A. 64-1102 

SHAFT houses. 65-1312 

SHAFTER, William Rums, 1835-1906. 
64-769, 65-475, 65-868 , 65-1363 

SHAFTSBURY, Anthony Ashley Coaper, 7th 
earl of, 1801-1885. 63-54 

SHAHN, Ben. 64-67 

SHAKERS. 64-360 

Kentucky. 63-81 
SHAKESPEARE, J. H. 64-1160 
SHAKESPEARE, William, 1564-1616. 65-883 

German translations of. 63-230 

Relating to. 64-132, 65-1172, 65-1719 
SEALER, William, 17787-1833. 63-347 
SHALLENBERGER, Moses. 65-853 
SHANGHAI, China 

Fur trade. 65-673 

Missionaries. 64-430 

Missions 

Episcopal. 65-1188 

SHANK, Bradford. 64-30 

SHANKLAND, Lucy Buell (King) Leal. 64-932 

SHANKLAND family. 64-932 

SHANNON, Fred Albert, 1893-1963. 65-166, 
65-1932 

SHANNON, William. 64-314, *64-340 
SHAPIRO, Karl, 1913- 64-41 
SHARECROPPERS 

Missouri. 64-323 
SHARFMAN, Isaiah Leo, 1886- 65-535 

SHARK (Row galley) 65-1837 

SHARKEY, John. 65-23 



SEYBERT (Henry) Commission on Spiritualism. 
65-831 

SEYMOUR, Edward. 64-752 



SHARON, Mass. 

Congregational Church. 64-1564 



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SHARP, Ellen Eddy. 64-819 

SHARP, John C. , 1843-1907. 65-399 

SHARP, Katherine Lucinda, 1865-1914. 
65—1933 

SHARP, L. B. 64-819 

SHARPE, Amos. 64-641 

SHARPE, Ebenezer Franklin. 64-641 

SHARPE, Edward M. 64-1448 

SHARPE, Granville. 65-1550 

SHARPE, JohnMcKee. 64-641 
SHARPE, Leander Quincy, 1816-1866. 64-640 
SHARPE, Mary Emmeline (McKee) 64-640 
SHARPE, Silas Alexander. 64-641 
SHARPE family. 64-641 
SHARPSBURG, Md. 
Civil War. 63-351 

see also Antletam, Battle of, 1862 
SHARTEL, Burke, 1889- 65-536 

"wSlf £££ ^ B ° ?S ' Fa^lbaUlt • Mta "- 



SHAW, Albert. 65-1928 

SHAW, Anna Howard, 1847-1919. 65-835 
65-1160, 65-1174, 65-1347 

SHAW, Brackley, b. 1818. 65-538 

SHAW, Brackley, 1913- 65-538 

SHAW, G. Howland. 64-1577 

SHAW, George Bernard, 1856-1950. 63-230 
64-45, 64-49, 64-1334 

SHAW, Horatio Watson, 1822-1910. 65-538 

SHAW, Horatio Watson, 1847-1918. 65-538 

SHAW, Irwin, 1913- 65-1111 

SHAW, Lemuel, Jr. 65-186 

SHAW, Lemuel, 1781-1861. 65-186 , 65-2001 

SHAW, Leslie Mortier, 1848-1932. 65-565 
65-2011 * 

SHAW, Lucinda see Kinnan, Lucinda (Shaw) 
SHAW, Nancy. 65-1647 
SHAW, Nathaniel. 65-1837 
SHAW, Stanley. 64-882 
SHAW, Wilfred Byron, 1881-1959. 64-1418 
It'-llll' 65 ~ 531 ' 65 ' 537 - 6 5 -566, 65-648,' 

SHAW family. 65-538 
SHAWNEE Indians 
Language. 63-5 

SHAWNEETOWN, 111. 
Politics. 65-159 
SHAWSHEEN (Gunboat) 64-609 
SHAY, Ephraim, 1839-1916. 65-539 



SHAY locomotive. 65-539 
SHAY'S Rebellion, 1786-1787. 65-1320 
Supplies. 65-185 

SHEARER, Alfred M, 65-540 
SHEARER, Alfred M. , Jr. 65-540 
SHEARER, James. 65-540 
SHEARER family. 65-540 

SHEARrra Israel Congregation, New York City. 
po— 1732 

SHEARMAN, Francis Willett, 1817-1874. 
65-541 

SHEDD, Solon. 64-867 
SHEEP 

Branding. 64-299 
Breeding. 64-914 

Michigan. 65-660 
Diseases. 64-914 
Raising and trade. 64-914 
Arizona. 65-1757 
Indians. 65-944 
Michigan. 65-313 
New Mexico. 65-1757 
New Zealand. 64-366 
The West. 65-1756 
SHEET music. 65-879, 65-1484, 65-1706 
Confederate States of America. 65-884 

SHEFFAUER, George Herman, 1878-1927 
65-2004 

SHELBY, Isaac, 1750-1826. 64-81 

SHELBY family. 64-81 

Genealogy. 64-1184 
SHELBYVTLLE, Tenn. 

Knights Church. 64-973 

SHELDON, Addison E. 65-1413. 65-1478 
65-1504 

SHELDON, Carlos D. 65-565 

SHELDON, Charles M. 65-1928 

SHELDON, Electa Maria, d. 1902. 65-457 

SHELDON, Isaac. 65-1529 

SHELDON, Mrs. J. O. 64-10 

SHELDON, Mary see Barnes, Mary (Sheldon) 
1850-1898 

SHELDON Church, Prince William's Parish. 
S. C. 65-850 ^ 

SHELEKHOV, Grigorii Ivanovich. 63-410 
SHELFORD, Victor Ernest, 1877- 65-167 



SHELLEY, John F. , 1905- 65-2011 
SHELLFELD Manor, Eng. 63-54 
SHELLS. 63-399, 65-617 
SHELMKE, Horace W. 64-1557 
SHELTON, Edwin. 65-1006 
SHELTON family. 65-1006 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
SHELTON, Wash. 

Veterans' organizations. 65-1048 
SHENANDOAH Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

SHENANDOAH Valley 

Civil War 

Campaigns. 63-355, 64-232, 64-1136 

Reconstruction. 64-1273 

SHEPARD. Ann see Pettigrew, Ann (Shepard) 

SHEPARD family. 64-428, 64-1091 

SHEPARDSON, George Defrees, 1864-1926 
63-251 

SHEPHARD, James E. 65-711 

SHEPHARD, William S. 64-892 

SHEPHERD, Alexander Robey, 1835-1902. 

SHEPHERD, Theodosia Burr (Hall) 1854-1906. 
65-952 

SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. Va. 
Civil War. 64-1226 

Family and personal papers. 64-518 
SHERBROOKE Co. , Quebec 

Mines and mining. 64-23* 

SHERBURNE, Henry. 63-409 

SHERIDAN, Philip Henry, 1831-1888 

As correspondent. 63-264, 63-353 
63-397, 65-162, 65-869, 65-179s' 

Military service under. 64-1035 
SHERIFFS 

Delaware. 64-212 
England. 65-1872, 65-1873 
Louisiana. 64-480 
Missouri. 64-304, 64-324 
New Jersey. 65-1641,65-1708 
New York. 64-836, 64-1319 
North Carolina. 64-535 
Oregon. 64-706 



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SHERIFFS (Continued) 

South Carolina. 63-144 

SHERMAN, Caleb, 1762-1847. 65-187 

SHERMAN, Edward A. 64-908 

SHERMAN, Eleanor Boyle (Ewing) see 
Sherman, EUen (Ewing) 1824-1888 

SHERMAN, Ellen (Ewing) 1824-1888. 63-264, 
63-326, 65-904, 65-905 

SHERMAN, EUen Ewing, 1859-1915 see 

Thackara, Ellen Ewing (Sherman) 1859-1915 

SHERMAN, Isaac, Revolutionary soldier. 
64-193 

SHERMAN, J. H. 64-245 

SHERMAN, John, 1823-1900. 63-186, 63-259, 
63-340, 63-371, 63-374, 63-406, 64-764, 
64-778, 65-246, 65-930, 65-1395 

As correspondent. 65-565, 65-905 

SHERMAN, Lawrence Y. 64-247 

SHERMAN, Loren Albert. 65-399 

SHERMAN, Maria Ewing see Fitch, Maria 
Ewing (Sherman), 1651-1913 

SHERMAN, Philemon Tecumseh, b. 1867. 
63-264 

SHERMAN, Stuart Pratt, 1861-1926. 65-1310< 
65-1934 

SHERMAN, William Tecumseh, 1820-1891. 
63-49, 63-264 , 65-905, 65-950 

As correspondent. 63-326, 63-353, 63-360, 
63-371, 63-387, 63-397, 63-406, 64-764, 
64-783, 64-1220, 65-678, 65-679, 65-681, 
65-892, 65-696, 65-898, 65-909, 65-1076 

Autographs. 65-59 

Military activities. 63-283, 64-534 

SHERMAN family. 63-264, 65-187 , 65-930 

SHERMAN'S march to the sea. 63-286, 
64-770, 65-632; 65-1073 

SHERMAN'S occupation of Savannah. 64-613 

SHERRELL family. 

Genealogy. 65-877 

SHERRILL, Henry Knox, Bp. , 1890- 64-775, 
65-384 

SHERWOOD, Isaac. 65-884 

SHERWOOD, Josephine see Hull, Josephine 
(Sherwood) 18777-1957 

SHERWOOD, Robert Emmet, 1896-1955. 
65-43, 65-64 

SHERZER, William Hittell, 1860-1932. 
65-542 

SHETTERLY, Henry B. 65-543 
SHETTERLY, Seth K. , b. 1820. 65-543 
SHETTERLY family. 65-543 



SHEVLIN, Minn. 

First Congregational Church. 64-1520 

SHIAWASSEE Co. , Mich. 
Land 

Transactions. 65-328, 65-426 

SHIBBOLETH Mine. 64-326 

SHTBTiFY, George Henry, b. 1861. 64-738 

SHIELD, Thomas. 63-387 

SHIELDS, Benjamin. 64-1198 

SHIELDS, Dennis. 65-544 

SHIELDS, Edmund Claude, 1871-1947. 65-397, 
65-5- H , 65-545 

SHIELDS, EvanB. 64-1198 
SHIELDS, Francis J. 65-545 

SHIELDS, James. 64-491 
SHIELDS, Joseph D. 65-888 
SHIELDS, Robert Hazen, 1905- 65-395 
SHIELDS family. 64-1198 
SHILOH, Tenn. 
Civil War 

Battle of, 1862. 63-177, 63-247, 63-332, 
63-391, 64-1305, 65-160, 65-1073 

Military camp near. 63-350 
SHIMAZU family. 64-1277 
SHINGLES. 64-364, 64-374 

SHIP chandlers 

Washington. 63-214 
SHIP Island (Miss. ) 

Civil War 

Prisoners. 64-613 
SHIPBUILDING. 64-709, 64-788, 64-1573 

see also Boatbuilding; Navy yards 

Confederate States of America. 64-572 

Connecticut. 65-175, 65-1837 

France. 64-956 
Great Lakes. 65-639 

Maine. 64-1389 

Massachusetts. 64-1394, 64-1398 

Michigan. 65-639 
Oregon. 64-709 
Pennsylvania. 63-153, 64-1388 
South Carolina. 63-274 
SHIPLEY, David L. 65-1178 



SHIPMENTS see Freight and freightage; 
Shipping; Shipping records; Transportation 

SHIPPEN, Edward, 1729-1806. 65-1543 

SHTPPEN, Sarah see Burd, Sarah (Shippen) 
1731-1784 

SHIPPEN, William, 1712-1801. 63-409, 
65-870 

SHIPPEN family. 65-1543 

SHIPPING 

Here are entered general references to 
the business and operation of ships deliver- 
ing or transporting goods. 

see also Foreign trade; Ports of entry; 
Steamboat lines; Steamboats; Trade; 
names of products shipped or traded, e. g. 
Cotton— Trade; and the subdivisions Ship- 
ping and Trade under names of places, 
e. g. San Francisco, Calif. —Shipping 

63-84, 65-61, 65-1200 

Civil War. 64-307 

Colonial period. 64-943, 64-995 

Mexican War. 64-1215 

Revolution. 64-193 

War of 1812. 64-80 

By place 
California. 64-731 
Great Britain. 63-100 
Great Lakes. 65-639 
Pacific coast. 65-1766 
Spain. 63-115 

SHIPPING Administration, U. S. War. 
64-1573 

SHIPPING Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. 
65-79 

SHIPPING Board, U.S. 65-166 

SHIPPING records 

Here are entered business correspond- 
ence, bills of lading, cargo records, 
accounts, and other documents of men and 
firms engaged in the transporting of goods 
by ship. For papers and records of specific 
ships, named or unnamed, see. Ships— 
Records. 

see also Freight and freightage— Marine; 
Inland water transportation— Shipping 
records; Ports of entry 

64-824. 64-897, 65-26, 65-59 
Merchants. 64-393, 64-682 

Cuba. 65-180 

Georgia. 65-730 

Massachusetts. 64-1398, 65-180 

New Jersey. 65-1565, 65-1645 

North Carolina. 65-747 

Pennsylvania. 64-1395 



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SHIPPING records 

Merchants (Continued) 

Russia. 65-180 

Shipowners, agents, etc. 64-412, 64-475 
64-1215, 64-1391 

Connecticut. 64-255 

Maine. 65-2002 

Massachusetts. 64-977, 64-1389 
64-1400 

New York City. 65-1524 

North Carolina. 64-374 

By place 

Alaska and Siberia. 63-410 
Ireland. 64-480 
North Carolina. 64-1029 
SHIPS. 63-155, 64-1223, 65-61 

seealso Shipbuilding; Shipping; Shipwrecks: 
Steamboats; Warships; Whalers and 
whaling; and names of individual ships 

Accounts. 65-1709 

Collisions. 65-1522 

Customs records 
Alaska. 65-1715 

Designs see Naval architecture 

Explosions. 64-265 

List of sailings. 63-290 

Logbooks 

see also Ships— Records 

17th to 20th centuries. 65-1996 

18th century. 63-221, 64-344, 65-1825 

18th and 19th centuries. 63-387 
64-1578 

18th to 20th centuries. 65-61, 65-1780 

19th century. 64-91, 64-509, 64-1399 
65-1622, 65-2002 

War of 1812. 65-1793 

Civil War. 64-1030 

Spanish American War. 64-1499 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-71 65-175 
65-1518, 65-1784 

20th century. 65-919 

Maintenance and repair. 64-897 

Pictures. 63-153 

Records 

Here are entered registers, reports, 
and other documents and records refer- 
ring to specific ships, named or unnamed. 
For shipping documents of men and firms 
In the shipping business see Shipping 
records. 

see also Ships— Logbooks 
64-1578, 65-1639 

17th to 19th centuries. 65-1639 



18th century. 64-995, 64-1392 

Revolution. 65-1995 
18th and 19th centuries. 63-84 

19th century. 64-80, 64-91, 64-254 
64-256, 64-572, 65-1976 

20th century. 65-1554 

Registration documents. 64-897 

World War XL 64-1573 

SfflPSTEAD, Henrik, 1881-1960. 63-248 
65-674 

SHIPWRECKS. 64-311, 64-1397 

see also Collisions at sea; Lif esaving; 
Marine salvage 

Azores. 65-180 

Pacific Ocean. 64-868 
SHIPYARDS see Navy yards; Shipbuilding 
SHIRLEY, William, 1694-1771. 64-203 
SHIRLEY, William R. 64-883 

SHOAL Creek Baptist Church, Pike Co Ga. 
65-190 

SHOBER, Addle. 64-380 

SHOBER, Charles E. 64-380 

SHOBER, F. E. 64-380 

SHOBER, Nannie L. 64-380 

SHOBER family. 64-380 

SHOCK, William H. 65-678 

SHOE Industry and trade. 65-187 
New Jersey. 65-1600 
North Carolina. 64-401, 64-643 

SHOEMAKER, David P. 64-30 

SHONGASKA (Omaha Indian) see Fontenelle 
Logan, 1825-1855 

SHOPTON, Mecklenburg Co. , N. C. 
Family papers. 64-620 

SHORES, Louis, 1904- 65-1982 
SHOREY, DanieL 64-161 
SHOREY, Paul, 1857-1934. 64-161 

SHORT, Charles Wilkins, 1794-1863 
64-1103. 65-23 

SHORT, Frank Hamilton, 1862-1920. 65-2011 

SHORT, John C. 64-242 

SHORT, John Cleves, 1792-1864. 63-187, 
65-17 

SHORT, Mary Henry (Churchill) 65-23 
SHORT, Peyton, 1761-1825. 65-23, 65-25 
SHORT, W. H. 64-767 



SHORT, William, 1759-1849. 63-187, 
64-1103 

SHORT, William M. 65-1031 

SHORT family. 63-187 

SHORT wave radio. 65-1066 

SHORTALL, John G. 65-907 

SHORTER, John Gill, 1818-1872. 63-63 

SHORTHAND 

Pitman. 63-185, 64-1487 

SHORTRIDGE, Samuel M., 1661-1952. 
65-860 

SHOSHONI Indians. 65-1822 

SHOTWELL, Ambrose M. 64-1478 

SHOTWELL, Nathan. 64-1104 

SHOTWELL, Randolph Abbott, 1843-1887 
64-1104 

SHOTWELL family. 64-1104 
SHOUP, Paul, 1874-1946. 64-736 
SHOU5E, Jouett, 1879- 64-882, 65-32, 65-173 
SHREVE, Israel, d. 1799. 65-870 
SHREVEPORT, La. 

Family and personal papers.. 64-1045 
SHREWSBURY, N. J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1599 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-1621 

SHUFELDT, Robert Wilson, 1822-1895 
•63-373 

SHULER, Spartan McCain. 65-1856 
SHUMATE, Harold. 65-888 

SHUMLIN, Herman, 1898- 64-1620 
64-1630. 64-1632 

SHUNK, Francis Rawn, 1788-1848. 64-642 

SHUNK, Jane (Findley) 64-642 

SHURTLEFF College, Alton, 111. 64-252 

SIAM see Thailand 

SIBERIA 

Exploration and colonization. 63-410 
Language and languages. 65-1813 

SIBERT, Bruce. 64-1635 

SIBLEY, George Champlaln, 1782-1863 
64-275, 64-279 

SIBLEY (Henry H.) expedition against the 
Sioux. 65-755 

SIBLEY, John Adams, 1888- 65-1858 
SIBLEY, John Langdon, 1804-1885. 65-1276 
SIBLEY, Joseph. 65-237 



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SIBLEY, MarkH. 64-873 

SIBLEY, R. P. 64-830 

SIBLEY scouts. 65-1499 

SICARD, Montgomery, 1836-1900. 64-868 

SICARD family. 64-868 

SICILY. 64-1282 

SICKLES, Daniel Edgar, 1825-1914. 63-406 

SICKNESS see Diseases 

SIDELL, William Henry, 1810-1873. 65-1827 

SIDMOUTH, Henry Addington, 1st viscount, 
1757-1844. 64-169 

SIEBER, Albert, 1844-1907. 65-1759 
STECK, Louis John, 1884-1952. 64-813 
SIEGBAHN, Manne. 65-1311 
SIEGFRIED, Andrl, 1875- 65-855 

SIEGLING, Rupert, d. 1894. 63-113 

STEK, T. 83-28 

SIERRA, G, Martinez see Martinez-Sierra, G. 

SIERRA y Castillo, Francisco de la. 65-1165 

SIERRA Blanca Peak, N. M. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1771 

SIERRA Club, San Francisco, Calif. 64-1261 

SIERRA Nevada Circle No. 279, Neighbors of 
Woodcraft, Carson City, Nev. 65-1787 

SIERRA Nevada Wood and Lumber Company. 
65-1187 

SIGLER, Kim, 1894-1953. 64-1448, 64-1496 

SIGMAN, Samuel. 64-1594 

SIGNAL Corps, U. S. Army see U. S. —Army- 
Signal Corps 

SIGNAL of liberty (Publication) 65-264 

SIGNALS and signalling 

Navy (Great Britain) 64-344 

SIGOURNEY, Charles. 64-200 

SIGOURNEY, Lydia Howard (Huntley) 1791- 
1865. 64-200 

SILENT Drama Syndicate. 64-1264 

SILER, David, 1822-1884. 64-643 

SILER, Jacob, 1795-1871. 64-643 

SILER, Laura see Lyle, Laura (Siler) 

SILER family. 64-643 

SILK Hope Plantation. 63-297 

SILK Industry and trade 

see also Textile industry and trade 

Massachusetts. 64-205 



SILKVTLLE, Kan. 64-97 

SILL, Henry Augustus, d. 1917. 64-927 

SILL, John Mahelm Berry, 1831-1901. 
64-1515, 65-546 

SILL, Joseph. 65-546 

SILL, Joshua Woodrow, 1831-1862. 63-179 

SILLIMAN, Benjamin, 1779-1864. 64-201, 
64-1082, 65-11, 65-654 

SILLIMAN, Benjamin, 1816-1885. 65-654 

SILLIMAN family 

Genealogy. 64-917 

SILLIMAN University, Dumaguete, Philippines. 
65-586 

SILOTI, Alexander, 1863-1945. 64-1598 

SILSBY, Enoch. 64-1398 

SILVER Bell Mining District, Ariz. 64-12 

SILVER City, Idaho 

Cemetery records. 65-1149 
County archives. 65-1812 
Fraternal organizations. 65-1164 
History (Notes, etc.) 65-1785 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1170, 65-1820 

SILVER City (Idaho) Avalanche (Newspaper) 
65-1149 

SILVER City, N. M. 64-318 

SILVER Creek, Neb. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1510 

SILVER Jack see Drlscoll, John, d. 1895. 

SILVER King Mine, Pinal Co. , Ariz. 65-1781 

SILVER Lake Mines 

Electrical Dept 65-1783 

SILVER mines and mining 

Colorado. 64-270 

Idaho. 65-1598, 65-1785 

Mexico. 64-1149 

Nevada. 65-1159, 65-1173, 65-1186 , 
65-1992 

Utah. 65-1156 
SILVER question. 64-301, 64-738, 64-764 

see also Specie payments 
SILVER Republican Party. 65-1510, 65-1991 

SILVER Springs, Fla. 

Family and personal papers. 65-124 

SILVER State Encampment No. 7, Independent 
Order of Odd Fellows, Virginia City, Nev. 
65-1787 



SILVERSM1TH1NG 

New Jersey. 65-1669 

Pennsylvania. 64-163 

SILVERTON, Colo. 

Silver Lake Mines. 65-1783 

SIMONS, Eldred, 1779-1831. 64-556 

SIMMONS, Furnifold McLendel, 1854-1940. 
64-664 

SIMMONS, Henry E. 64-644 

SIMMONS, Michael T., d. 1867. 65-1056 

SIMMS, William Gilmore, 1806-1870. 63-48, 
63-352, 64-404, 64-960, 65-1029 

SIMON, H. 63-20 

SIMON, Henry William, 1901- 64-724 

SIMON, Yves. 64-142 

SIMON and Schuster, inc. 64-724 

SIMONDS, Russell, collector. 64-928 

SIMONDS and Lewise, Victor, N. Y. 64-928 

SIMONDS and Seymour, Victor, N. Y. 64-928 

SIMONS, Frieda (Hennock) 1904-1960. 64-720, 
65-138 

SIMONS (G. W. ) & Bros. Company, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 64-163 

SIMONS, George. 65-1843 

SIMONS, Hi, 1895-h;45. 64-162 

SIMONS, James, d. 1879. 63-113, 64-645 

SIMONS, James, 1839-1919. 63-113, 64-645 

SIMONS Bros. & Company, Philadelphia, Pa. 
64-163 

SIMONS, Siegling, and Cappelmann, 
Charleston, S. C. 63-113 

SIMONTON family. 64-564 

SIMPSON, Frank H. 63-188 

SIMPSON, George Semmes, 1818-1885. 
65-1121 

SIMPSON, James Hervey, 1813-1883. 65-1791 

SIMPSON, LeahReemar, b. 1798. 64-1105 

SIMPSON, Nathan, d. 1725. 65-1740 

SIMPSON, Rebecca Calhoun, b. 1800. 64-1105 

SIMPSON, Robert, 1830-1897. 63-188 

SIMPSON, William. 65-749 

SIMPSON, William S., 1795 or 6-1868. 
65-1007 

SIMPSON, Mrs. WilliamS. 65-1007 

SIMPSON (William T. ) and Company. 63-188 

SIMPSON family. 64-1105. 65-1448 

SIMPSON Logging Company. 65-1048 



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SIMRALL, Charles Barrington, 1843-1901 
65-738 

SIMRALL, Isabella Downing Price. 65-738 

SIMS, Edgar A., 1875- 65-1048 

SIMS, Eliza Theresa (Jones) 1816-1890 
64-1106 

SIMS, James Marion, 1813-1883. 64-650 
64-1106 

SIMS, John F. 64-375 

SIMS, William Sowden, 1858-1936. 63-325 
64-1573 

SIMS family 

Genealogy. 64-1188 
SINA, Simon G. 64-345 
SINAI Peninsula 

Archeological expeditions. 65-36 
SINALOA, Mex. 

Politics 

Governors. 65-2013 

SINCLAIR, Upton Beall, 1878- 63-48, 63-365 
64-150, 65-384, 65-717, 65-1160, 65-2004 ' 
65-2010 ' 

SINCLAIR, William. 65-1395 
SINGAPORE 

Travel and description. 65-1518 
SINGERS. 65-859, 65-1100 
SINGING societies see Choral societies 

SINGLE tax 64-238, 65-1408 
Communities 

New Jersey. 65-1577 

SINGLETON, Angelica see Van Buren, 
Angelica (Singleton) ca. 1820-1878 

SINGLETON, Anne Hinman (Broun) 1848-1932. 
64-646 

SINGLETON, John. 64-1107 
SINGLETON, Marie H. 64-514 
SINGLETON, Mary M. 64-1107 

SINGLETON, Rebecca see Haskell, Rebecca 
(Singleton) 1839-1862 

SINGLETON, Richard, 1776-1852. 64-646 
64-1107 9 ' 

SINGLETON, Richard Richardson, 1840-1900 
64-646 

SINGLETON, William Francis. 65-973 

SINGLETON family. 64-646, 64-1107 

Genealogy. 65-876 

SINK, Charles Albert, 1879- 64-1515 
. 65-547 

SINK, Mrs. Emery. 65-1393 



SIOUSSAT, St. George Leakin, 1878-1960 
64-1205 

SIOUX Indians. 65-1411 
see also Dakota Indians 
Fur trade. 65-1177 
History (Notes, etc.) 65-1499 
SIOUX language 
Vocabulary 

French. 65-798 
SIOUX Memorial Association. 65-1420 
SIOUX Wars 

1855. 65-1120 

1862-1865. 63-233, 65-755, 65-1043 
1890-1891. 65-1411 
SIPERLY, JohnR. 65-1868 
SIPPI, Charles Augustus, b. 1844. 65-1782 

SIRIN, VL , pseud, see Nabokov, Vladimir 
Vladimirovich, 1899- 

SISAL industry. 65-1427 
SISSON, Charles C. 64-1399 
SISSON, George W. , Jr. 84-908 
SIT-down strikes 

1937, Detroit, Mich. 65-448 

SITGREAVES, Sarah see Attmore. Sarah 
(Sitgreaves) 1771-1843 

SITKA, Alaska 

Churches and religious affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 
City Council. 65-1714 
City records, 1867-73. 65-1714 
Customs service. 65-1715 
Fur trade. 64-172 
Indian land. 65-1821 
Letters from. 65-1039 
Mayor's Court. 65-1714 
Personal papers. 65-885 
STTTEL, Fritz. 63-271 
STTTEL family. 63-271 
SIVLEY, Eliza Hodges (Burleson) 64-647 
SIVLEY, Elvira Jane see Sivley. Jane 
SIVLEY, Jane. 64-647 

SIX Nations 

see also Iroquois linguistic family of 

Indian s 

Languages. 63-2 



SIZER, AsaB., 1780-1829. 64-1214 

SIZER, Helen Josephine see Mosec, Helen 
Josephine (Slzer) 

SIZER, Theodore, 1892- 65-1077 

SIZER, WUllamS., 1827-1892. 64-1214 

SIZER family. 64-1214 

SKAGWAY, Alaska 

Customs service. 65-1715 
Personal papers. 65-1711 

SKARSHAUG, Pauline Grant (Waite) 
1901-1950. 65-548 

SEELTON family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 

SKEPPER, Anne Benson see Procter. Anne 
Benson (Stepper) 1799-1888 

SKTLTON, Julius A. , 1833-1897. 64-890 

SKINNER, Charles R. 65-1918 

SKINNER, Milton Philo, b. 1879. 64-382 

SKINNER, Otis, 1858-1942. 65-1998 

SKINNER, Robert Peet. 65-862 

SKINNER, Sarah Lucinda (Howe) 65-964 

SKINNER (William) & Son, Holyote, Mass 
64-205 

SKINNER and Meloy, firm. 64-904 
SKINNER family. 65-964 
SKINS and hides 

Shipping records. 64-1400 

Connecticut. 64-1310 

SKULL Valley, Arizona Territory. 64-5 

SKYREN, Elizabeth see Temple. Elizabeth 
(Skyren) 

SKYRIN family 

Genealogy. 64-1229 
SLACK, Abigail (Cutter) 1798-1840. 64-648 
SLACK, EUphalet, 1778-1843. 64-648 
SLACK, Henry Richmond, 1835-1890. 64-648 
SLACK, William Samuel, 1869-1944. 64-648 
SLACK family. 64-648 

SLAGLE, Charles Weimar, b. 1847. 64-643 
SLAGLE family. 64-643 
SLATE industry 

Maine. 65-1965 

SLATER, PauL 65-1941 

SLATTERY family. 64-1054 

SLAUGHTER, Linda (Warfel) 1850-1920 
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SLAUGHTER, Montgomery. 65-1882 
SLAUGHTER, Thomas C. 63-350 

SLAUSON, Herbert Miner. 65-1353 

SLAVE labor 

see also Slaves— Employment 

Southern States. 63-47, 65-878 

SLAVE trade. 63-55, 63-72, 63-166, 63-404, 
64-75, 64-755, 65-264 

Abolition see Abolition of the slave trade 

Africa. 63-71 

Alabama. 63-149, 64-1119 

Kentucky. 65-26 

Louisiana. 64-1546 

Missouri. 65-695 

North Carolina. 64-591 

South Carolina. 63-295, 64-522, 64-1119 

Texas. 64-754 

Virginia. 64-751 

SLAVERY. 63-72, 63-104, 63-131, 63-136, 
63-336, 63-352, 64-275, 64-289, 64-560, 
64-561, 64-674, 64-995, 64-1328, 64-1439, 
64-1568, 65-23, 65-89, 65-155, 65-264, 
65-432, 65-506, 65-591, 65-681, 65-863, 
65-907 

see also Abolition of slavery; Freedmen; 
Negroes; Slaves 

Antislavery movements. 63-399, 63-400, 
64-952, 64-1472, 65-22, 65-177, 65-241, 
65-595, 65-835, 65-836 

Addresses, articles, etc. 65-264, 
65-1058 

Indiana. 65-156 

Massachusetts. 65-177 

Michigan. 65-599 

Defense of. 65-1058, 65-1647 

Emancipation. 64-272, 64-282, 64-301, 
65-723, 65-1193 

West Indies. 63-55 

Fugitive slaves. 64-849 

see also Underground railroad 

Florida. 64-343 

South Carolina. 65-851 
Insurrections. 65-159 

Virginia. 64-1532 

Purchase of freedom. 65-177 

Status in Federal territories see Dred 
Scott case 

By place 

Alabama. 64-533, -64-1193 



Florida. 64-1193 
Georgia. 64-1193 
Illinois. 64-1328 
Mississippi. 64-1193 
Missouri. 64-263, 64-851 
South Carolina. 63-113 
Southern States. 65-599 
Tennessee. 64-1193 
Virginia. 64-751 
West Indies, Danish. 64-923 
SLAVERY and the church 
Episcopal. 63-140 
Friends, Society of. 64-1542, 65-723 
Methodist. 65-591 
Presbyterian. 64-1490 

SLAVES 

see also Freedmen; Negroes; Slavery; and 
names of persons 

Civil War. 63-72 

see also Civil War— Negroes 
Discipline. 63-72, 65-1864 
Education. 63-72, 65-506 
Employment. 63-121, 63-137, 64-450 

see also Slave labor 



Life insurance on. 64-550 

Records. 64-594, 64-995, 64-1031, 
64-1054, 64-1076, 64-1193, 65-682, 
65-876 

Alabama. 64-547 

Delaware. 64-213 

Georgia. 64-389 

New Jersey. 65-1679 
Missouri. 65-683, 65-695 

North Carolina. 64-445, 64-649, 
65-721 

Tennessee. 65-881 
Texas. 64-747, 64-756 
Virginia. 63-145, 64-1242 
Treatment of. 63-72, 63-149, 64-1178 
SLAVIC languages and literature 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1900 
SLAYTON, Abbie Cyrena, 1884- 65-550 
SLAYTON, Asa Walker, b. 1830. 65-549 

SLAYTON, Augustus Whitman, 1843-1900. 
65-549 

SLAYTON, Charles Wood, b. 1841. 65-549 
SLAYTON, Chester Metcalf, b. 1843. 65-549 



SLAYTON, George A. , b. 1847. 65-550 

SLAYTON, George Francis, 1877-1940. 
65-550 

SLAYTON, Helen Elizabeth. 65-550 

SLAYTON, Julia A. 65-550 

SLAYTON, Lewis Dunn, 1890- 65-550 

SLAYTON, Sarah Abbie (Dunn) 1853-1926. 
65-550 

SLAYTON, Sarah Augusta, 1886- 65-550 

SLAYTON, William Clark, 1823-1847. 65-550 

SLAYTON, William H. 65-343 

SLAYTON, William Lambert, 1844-1863. 
65-550 

SLAYTON family 

Genealogy. 65-549 

SLEEPER, Albert E., 1862-1934. 64-1469, 
65-263, 65-332, 65-395, 65-551 , 65-631 

SLEEPER, Harold Reeve, 1893-1960. 64-929 

SLIDELL, John, 1793?-1871. 65-2020 

SLIGH, Charles Robert, 1850-1927. 65-552 

SLIGH, Charles Robert, 1906- 65-552 

SLIGH, James May, 1844-1921. 65-552 

SLIGH, James Wilson, 1821-1863. 65-552 

SLIGH family. 65-522 

SLIPP, Henry C. 64-1189 

SLOAN, Alfred Pritchard, 1875- 64-1474 

SLOAN, Elizabeth see Delany, Elizabeth 
(Sloan) 

SLOANE, John, 1779-1856. 63-399 
SLOBODAN, Louis. 65-1978 

SLOSSON, Preston William, 1892- 64-1515, 
65-553 

SLOTIN, Louis A., 1912-1946. 64-1Z6 

SLOTIN (Louis A.) Memorial Fund. 64-126 

SLOVAK Evangelical Lutheran Church. 63-18, 
63-26 

SLUBY, Nicholas. 65-1526 

SLUMS see Tenement-houses 

SLY, Alexander C. r b. 1863. 65-552 

SMALL, Albion Woodbury, 1854-1926. 
64-164 , 65-166, 65-357 

SMALL, Len. 64-159 
SMALL business see Business 
SMALLER War Plants Corporation. 65-113 
SMALLEY, Anthony. 64-1400 

SMALLWOOD, Benjamin F. , Principal chief of 
the Choctaw Nation, b. ca. 1829. 63-271 



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SMEDBERG, Helen see Mclver. Helen 
(Smedberg) 

SMELLIE, Henry. 63-409 

SMELTER Workers, International Union of 
Mine, Mill and see International Union of 
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers 

SMET, Pierre Jean de, 1801-1873. 64-333 

SMILET, William. 64-751 

S MTI . T . TE , James David, 1833-1909. 63-401 

SMITH (A. L.) and Son, North Hector, N. Y. 
64-930 

SMITH, Abigail see Adams, Abigail (Smith) 
1744-1818 

SMITH, Alexander, 1865-1922. 65-1928 

SMITH, Alfred Emanuel, 1873-1944 

As correspondent. 64-253, 64-1491 
65-47, 65-48, 65-56 

Election campaign, 1928. 64-1163 
SMITH, Alice Ravenel Huger. 63-304 
SMITH, Allen F. 65-536 
SMITH, Alvin Thompson, 1802-1888. 64-1254 
SMITH, Alys see Russell, Alys (Smith) 

SMITH, AnseUary Brooks, d. 1962. 65-554 
SMITH, Archibald Aaron Tyson. 64-1108 
SMITH, AsaBowen. 64-1256 

SMITH, Betsy see Davis, Betsy (Smith) 1796- 
1861 

SMITH, BryceB., 1878-1962. 65-139 

SMITH, Buckingham, 1810-1871. 64-1580 

SMITH, Byron Caldwell, 1849-1877. 65-1958 

SMITH, C. B. 64-841 

SMITH, Caleb Blood, 1808-1864. 63-398 

SMITH, Charles, of Pontiac, Mich. 65-555 

SMITH, Charles Alphonso, 1864-1924. 63-378 
SMITH, Charles Lea, 1918- 64-1174 

SMITH, Charles Robinson, 1855-1930. 
65-1078 

SMITH, Clara D. 64-1174 

SMITH, Clement Lawrence, 1844-1909 
65-1277 

SMITH, Clement McDonald, 1844-1923 
65-556 

SMITH, Corinne Linden. 65-944 

SMITH, Daniel, 1748-1818. 64-1194, 65-885 

SMITH, Daniel Elliott Huger, 1846-1932. 
63-304 

SMITH, Edmund Ktf by see Kirby-Smith, 
Edmund, 1824-1893 



SMITH, Edward Curtis, 1854-1935. 64-1590 

SMITH, Elijah, b. 1840. 65-1045 

SMITH (Elisha T. ) & Company, New York City. 
64-1391 

SMITH, Elizabeth Oakes (Prince) 1806-1893. 
64-597 

SMITH, Elnathan. 64-1041 

SMITH, Emma (Gray) 63-83 

SMITH, Ephraim. 65-543 

SMITH, EzraDelos, 1854-1926. 65-1818 

SMITH, F. A. Upsher. 65-1983 

SMITH, F. M. 65-1037 

SMITH, Frances Edwards. 64-862 

SMITH, Francis Henney, 1812-1890. 63-378 

SMITH, Franklin Robert, 1855-1925. 64-930 

SMITH, Frederick L. 64-629 

SMITH, G. Charlton. 64-1187 

SMITH, Gerrit, 1797-1847. 64-1511 
65-599, 65-907, 65-927 

SMITH, Goldwin, 1823-1910. 63-207, 64-767 

SMITH, Grant 

Estate of. 64-940 

SMITH, Grant Horace, 1865-1944. 65-1172 

SMITH, Hank. 65-810 

SMITH, Harold Dewey, 1898-1947. 65-78 
65-349 

SMITH, Harriet. 65-557 

SMITH, Harvey. 65-1664 

SMITH, Henry 

Estate of. 64-749 

SMITH, Henry Augustus Middleton, 1853-1924, 
collector. 63-305 

SMITH, Henry Casserte, 1859-1911. 65-357 
SMITH, Henry Parker, 1826-1898. 65-557 
SMITH, Herbert CaldwelL 65-1374 
SMITH, Hezeklah, 1737-1805. 64-630 
SMITH, Hilda Worthington. 65-27 
SMITH, Hildegard, 1892- collector. 65-881 
SMITH, Hoke, 1855-1931. 65-1330 

SMITH, Humphrey Henry Howland Crapo. 
64-1511 

SMITH, Hyrum. 65-646 

SMITH, Ira Gilbert, 1811-1889. 65-1818 

SMITH, Isa. 65-557 

SMITH, Isabella M. (Torrance) see Reid, 
Isabella M. (Torrance) Smith 



SMITH, J. M P. 64-115 
SMITH, James H. 64-1195 
SMITH, James M. 64-563 

Estate of. 65-1161 
SMITH, Jane (Norman) 1874-1953. 65-842 
SMITH, Jedediah, 1767-1849. 65-1818 

SMITH, Jedediah Strong, 1799-1831. 64-285, 
65-1818 

SMITH, Jennie (Safford) 65-1868 

SMITH, Jeremiah, 1759-1842. *64-1585 

SMITH, Jessica Granville see Granville-Smith, 
Jessica 

SMITH, Jessica Randolph. 64-959, 65-713 
SMITH, John, 1789-1858. 64-1590 
SMITH, John Cotton, 1765-1845. 64-1371 
SMITH, John Gregory, 1818-1891. 64-1590 
SMITH, John L. 63-398 
SMITH, Joseph, of Richmond, Mo. 64-283 

SMITH, Joseph, Union Army soldier, of 
Philadelphia, 64-1151 

SMITH, Joseph, fL 1776-1783. 64-1041 

SMITH, Joseph Allen 

Estate of. 65-849 

SMITH, Joseph E. , 1873- 64-1270 

SMITH, Joseph Lee. 63-220 

SMITH, Joseph Rowe, 1831-1911. 65-1363 

SMITH, Josie. 65-558 

SMITH, Kate Douglas see Wiggin, Kate 
Douglas (Smith) 

SMITH, Lena. 64-1109 

SMITH, Logan PearsalL 63-323 

SMITH, Margaret Chase. 65-1160 

SMITH, Martin Fernard, 1891-1954. 64-1262 
64-1267, 64-1269, 65-1055 ' 

SMITH, Martin Luther, 1819-1866. 64-480 

SMITH, Monroe. 64-1355 

SMITH, Nelson, 1807-1881. 65-1350 

SMITH, Orren Randolph, 1827-1913. 65-713 

SMITH, Peter, 1810-1879. 65-1818 

SMITH, Peter Evans, 1829-1905. 64-649 

SMITH, Ralph, 1794-1867. 65-1818 

SMITH, RalphLawes, 1900-1961, collector. 
6 5-559 

SMITH, Richard, Cashier of the United States 
Bank at Washington, D. C. 63-362 



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SMITH, Richard Henry Peyton. 64-1241 

SMITH, Richard John see O'Smlth, Richard 
John Smith, known as, 1786-1855 

SMITH, Robert, Bp., 1732-1801. 63-276 

SMITH, Robert, 1757-1842. 64-1563 

SMITH, Samuel. 65-543 

SMITH, Samuel R. 65-543 

SMITH, Samuel William, 1852-1931. 64-1469, 
65-213, 65-606 

SMITH, Sheila Kaye see Kaye -Smith, Sheila 

SMITH, Shirley Wheeler, 1875-1959. 
64-1417, 64-1418, 64-1471, 64-1478, 
64-1496, 64-1515, 65-199, 65-276, 65-325, 
65-332, 65-383, 65-384, 65-546, 65-547, 
65-560, 65-579, 65-587, 65-1392 

SMITH, Sidney J. 65-543 

SMITH, Susanna see Preston, Susanna 
(Smith) 1740-1823* 

SMITH, Talbot, 1899- 64-1499, 65-1360 
SMITH, Thaddeus. 65-557 
SMITH, Theobald. 64-891 
* SMITH, Thomas. 65-451 
SMITH, Thomas Adams, 1781-1844. 64-343 
SMITH, Thomas L. 63-379 
SMITH, Thomas Robert, 1880-1942. 65-1850 
SMITH, Thomas Vernor, 1890- 64-165 
SMITH, Thomas W. 64-1151 
SMITH, Thurman Amon, 1877-1956. 65-1504 
SMITH, Vian, 1920- 65-1112 
SMITH, William, 1797-1887. 65-995 

SMITH, William Alden, 1859-1932. 64-1469, 
64-1496, 65-332, 65-455, 65-494, 65-513, 
65-552, 65-565, 65-606, 65-620 

SMITH, William G. 65-1350 

SMITH, WUliam Homer. 65-23 

SMITH, WUliam Loughton, 1758-1812. 65-849 

SMITH, William M. 65-515 

SMITH, William Peartree. 65-1570 

SMITH, William R. 64-1017 

SMITH, WUliam Ruffin, Sr. , of North Carolina. 
64-1109 

SMITH, William Ruffin, 1803-1872. 64-1109 

SMITH, William Sooy, 1830-1916. 64-304 

SMITH & Hooton, Martinique. 65-1526 

SMITH CoUege Club. 64-320 

SMITH College, Northampton, Mass. 64-1462 

Genetic Experiment Station. 63-12 

SMITH Co., Tex. 

Personal papers. 65-1773 



SMTTHfamUy. 64-629, 64-916, 64-1108, 
65-543, 65-1570, 65-1818 

see also Northcutt-Smlth family 

Genealogy. 64-1177, 65-1818 

SMITH T C'T" for Tennessee), John. 64-326, 
65-679 

SMTTH-Walker and Company. 65-811 
SMTTHE, Geneva, 1891- 65-561 
SMTTHE, George Cornelius, d. 1910. 65-561 
SMTTHE family 

Genealogy. 65-561 

SMTTHFIELD, Va. 

Letters from. 64-554 

SMTTHMEYER, John. 64-776 

SMITHS and smithing see Blacksmlthing 

SMITHSONIAN Institution. 63-216 

SMTTHVILLE, N. C. see Southport, N. C. 

SMTTHWICK, Eliza. 64-364 

SMTTTER, Wessel, 1894-1951. 65-562 

SMOCK, Hendrick, H., d. ca. 1841 

Estate of. 65-1645 
SMOKE (Air pollution) 65-1924 

Missouri. 65-688 

SMOKY Maintain Conservation Association. 
64-1173 

SMOKY Mountains 

Nature study. 64-1173 
SMYTH, Herbert Weir, 1857-1937. 65-1278 
SMYTH, James Adger, b. 1837. 63-306 

SMYTH, Margaret MMigan (Adger) 1807-1884. 
63-308 

SMYTH, Sara Ann, 1846-1928. 63-308 

SMYTH, Thomas, 1808-1873. 63-308 

SMYTH family. 63-308 

SMYTHE, Augustine Thomas, 1842-1914. 
63-307 , 63-313 

SMYTHE, Gerald. 63-284 
SNATHS. 65-659 
SNEAD, Benjamin. 63-297 
SNEED, G. W. 64-1199 
SNEED, Henry G. 64-1199 
SNEED, J. R. 64-1199 
SNEED, James. 64-1199 
SNEED, Mark A. 64-1199 



\ 



SNEED, Robert. 64-1199 

SNEED, W. J. 64-1199 

SNEED family. 64-1199 

SNELL, Bertrand H. 64-908 

SNELL Mil. 64-908 

SNOHOMISH Co. , Wash. 

Legislative Council. 65-1055 
Public Utility Association. 65-1055 
Public UtiUty District. 65-1055 
SNOHOMISH Indians. 65-1815 
SNOW, Francis Huntington, 1840-1908. 64-100 

SNOW, R- G. 65-1365 

SNOW 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1990 

SNOWDEN, Mary Amarlntha (Yates) 63-318 

SNOWDEN, William. 63-318 

SNUFF industry and trade. 65-1561 

SNYDER, Anthony. 64-1592 

SNYDER, Edward. 65-1306 

SNYDER, John Francis, 1830-1921. 64-100 

SNYDER, John Wesley, 1895- 64-253, 65-142 

SNYDER Loan Fund Committee, University of 
Illinois. 65-1306 

SOAP industry-and trade 

Pennsylvania. 65-1755 

SOBEL, Bernard, 1887-1964. 65-703, 
65-1664 

SOBOL, Louis. 65-1664 

SOCIAL Action, CouncUfor. 64-1303 

SOCIAL centers see Community centers 

SOCIAL conditions and problems. 64-1327, 
65-121, 65-1196 

see also Public welfare; Social work; and 
subdivision Social life under names of 
places 

Iowa. 65-1942 

Nebraska. 65-1435 

SOCIAL Development, National Conference on 
International Economic and. 65-121 

SOCIAL Entertainments, U. S. Office of the 
Chief of see U. S. —Executive Office of 
President~53ffice of the Chief of Social 
Entertainments 

SOCIAL ethics, Teaching of _see Character 
education 

SOCIAL group work. 65-1746 



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SOCIAL Justice, National Union for see 
National Union for Social Justice 

SOCIAL legislation 

see also Public welfare 

Illinois. 64-173 

New York. 64-1337 

SOCIAL life and customs see subdivision 
Social life under names of places 

SOCIAL reform see Reform (Social and 
political) 

SOCIAL Science Research Council. 64-21 
64-145, 65-1308, 65-1980 ' 

Committee on Public Administration. 
65-948 

SOCIAL sciences. 64-1314 

. Research. 64-21, 64-145, 65-1942 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1981 
SOCIAL security. 64-715, 64-938, 64-1634 
'" Washington. 65-1057 
SOCIAL Security Board, U. S. 65-34, 65-81 
SOCIAL service organizations. 63-232 

see also Young Men's Christian 
Associations 

Lutheran. 63-29 

Methodist. 64-976 

California. 64-1166 

Illinois. 65-1935 

Michigan. 65-1381 

Nebraska. 65-1414, 65-1490 

Pennsylvania. 65-1746. 65-1752 

Washington. 65-1057 
SOCIAL studies see Social sciences 
SOCIAL Studies, National Council for the. 

SOCIAL Thought, Committee on (University of 
Chicago) 64-142 

SOCIAL Trends, President's Research Commit- 
tee on. 64-1327 

SOCIAL Trends Project, Recent 64-145 

SOCIAL welfare see Public welfare; Social 
service organizations; Social work 

SOCIAL Welfare League. 64-1269 

SOCIAL work. 64-21, 64-139, 65-45, 65-80 
65-840, 65-1509 

see ^S" Public welfare; Settlement houses 
New York City. 64-944, 65-220 
Pennsylvania. 65-1753 
South Carolina. 63-318 
SOCIALISM. 64-1607, 65-1735 



SOCIALIST Party of Washington. 65-1042 
SOCIALIST Party (U. S.) 64-138 
SOCIALIST Workers Party. 64-1607 
SOCIALIZED medicine. 65-1542 
SOCIETIES 

see also Clubs; type of organization, e. g. 
Fraternal organizations; Women's organ- 
izations; and subjects with which the soci- 
ety is concerned, e. g. Charitable work 

North Dakota. 65-786 
Southern States. 63-50 
Washington. 64-214 

SOCIETY for Establishing Useful Manufactures 
Paterson, N. J. 64-1143, 65-1623 
65-1674 

SOCIETY for the Preservation of Old Dwellings, 
Charleston, S. C. 63-311 

SOCIETY for the Prevention of Cruelty to 
Animals, Charleston, S. C. 63-311 

SOCIETY for the Relief of Widows and Orphans 
of the clergy of the Protestant Episcopal 
Church, Charleston, S. C. 63-276 
65-850 

SOCIETY Hill, S. C. 

Civil War 

Refugees. 63-291 

Personal papers. 64-477 

Travels from. 64-439 

SOCIETY of American Foresters. 64-1299 

SOCIETY of Arts and Letters see National 
Society of Arts and Letters ~~ 

SOCIETY of Colonial Daughters of the Seven- 
teenth Century see Colonial Daughters of 
the Seventeenth Century 

SOCIETY of Colonial Wars. 64-320 

SOCIETY of Columbia of Richford and North 
Berkshire. 64-915 



S °65 E 1983° f Flne ArU ' Minnea P° li s, Minn. 
SOCIETY of Friends see Friends, Society of 
SOCIETY of Jesus see Jesuits 
SOCIETY of Mayflower Descendants. 64-320 

SOCIETY of Sons of the American Revolution 
see Sons of the American Revolution 

SOCIETY of the Army of the Tennessee. 
63-371, 64-320 

SOCIETY of the Chagres. 65-1827 

SOCIETY of the Cincinnati. 64-645, 65-174 

SOCIETY of the Friends of the Constitution. 
64-967 

SOCIETY of the Inca. 65-1827 



SOCIETY of the Kangaroo. 65-1827 
SOCIETY of the New Jerusalem, Boston, Mass. 

SOCIETY to Aid in the Education of the Indigent 
Children of the Parish of Orange. 65-1636 

SOCIOLOGY. 64-145, 65-208, 65-264 

Indians. 63-2 

Research. 63-390, 65-1509 

Teachers and teaching. 64-107,64-164, 
65-1337 

SOCIOLOGY, Rural 

Teachers and teaching. 63-219, 65-1337 

Michigan. 65-1337 

SOCKMAN, Mrs. Ralph. 64-348 

SOCORRO Co. , N. M. 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1788 

SODUS Canal Association. 64-873 

SODUS Land Company. 64-873 

SODUS Point, N. Y. 
History. 64-873 
SOIL 

Classification 

Minnesota. 63-249 
Conservation. 64-391 

Iowa. 65-1942, 65-1943 

Fertility. 65-1305 

A 
Research. 65-1305 

SOL Due Investment Company. 64-1267 

SOLAR radiation. 65-167 

SOLD ^.,— headin «s inning with the 
word Military, and appropriate subdivisions 
under names of wars 



SOLDIERS' Aid Society of Detroit. 65-204 
The SOLDIER'S friend (Newspaper) 65-1511 
SOLDIERS' homes 
Michigan. 65-204 
Mississippi. 63-339 
South Carolina. 63-318 
Virginia. 65-1011 
Washington, D. C. 63-360 
SOLDIERS' suffrage see Absentee voting 
SOLICITOR General, U. S. 64-1291 
SOUS, Antonio de. 63-74 

SOMERS-COCKS, Isabella Caroline see 

Somerset, Lady Isabella CarolinelSomers- 
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SOMERS, Conn. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

SOMERSET, Lady Isabella Caroline (Somers- 
Cocks) 1851-1921. 65-1984 

SOMERSET. Co. , N. J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1551, 
65-1609, 65-1611 

Inferior Court of Common Fleas. 65-1673 

Land 

Legal documents. 65-1633 
Legal papers. 65-1641 
Loyalists 

Confiscation of property. 65-1666 
Sheriffs. 65-1708 
SOMERVILLE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 
Family and personal papers. 65-1671 

SOMMERFELD, Arnold. 65-1718 

The SON of Royal Langbrith, by William Dean 
Howells. 65-1649 

SONATAS. 64-1322 

SONDLEY, Forster Alexander, 1857-1931. 
63-67 

SONG lyrics. 65-21, 65-1880 

The SONG of Igor's campaign, by Vladimir 
Nabokov. 65-921 

SONGS 

see also Ballads; Folksongs; Hymns; 
National anthems 

Army (U. S. ) 65-1B54 

Civil War. 64-311, 64-751 

Indians. 63-2 

Naval. 64-917 

Sheet music. 64-1602 

Virginia. 64-799 
SONORA, Mex. 

Indians. 65-2013 

Maps. 65-1815 
SONS of Aryus (Drama) 65-342 
SONS of the American Revolution 

Michigan Society 

Washtenaw Chapter. 65-1383 

North Dakota Society. 65-794 

SONS of Union Veterans of the Civil War . 
65-1465 



SONS of Veterans see Sons of Union-Veterans 
of the Civil War 

SOO Railroad (Minneapolis, St Paul, and Sault 
Ste. Marie Railroad) 65-801 

SOPERTON, Wis. 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-1617 
SOPORI land grants, Ariz. 65-1181 
SOPORIFICS see Narcotics 
SORCERY see Witchcraft 

SORENSON, Christian Abraham, 1890-1959. 
65-1421, 65_-JL505, 65-1510 

SORGNIARD, J. B. 64-166 

SORORITIES see Fraternities and sororities 

SOTREBY, William. 64-957 

SOTO-MAYOR, Juan de Villagutierre see 
Villagutierre Soto-Mayor, Juan de 

SOULARD, James G. 64-334 

SOULE, Annan May, 1853-1905. 65-563 

SOULE, Harrison, 1832-1922. 65-56 3 

SOULE, N. H. 63-177 

SOULE, Pierre, 1B01-1870. 64-1575 

SOUSA, Arthur Coelho de see Coelho de Sousa, 
Arthur 

The SOUTH see Southern States 
SOUTH Africa. 64-1316 
see also Africa, Southern 

Boers. 64-771 

see also Boer War, 1899-1902 

Economic development. 64-1300 

Gold mining. 64-1300 

Travel and description. 65-335 

SOUTH African War, 1899-1902 see Boer 
War, 1899-1902 

SOUTH America. 65-630, 65-1549 

see also Latin America 

Archeology. 63-1 

Birds. 65-1849 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-532 

Indian languages. 63 -1 

Industries. 63-74 

Missions 

Lutheran. 64-187 

Methodist. 64-971 

Politics. 63-74 

Scientific expeditions. 64-1428 



Travel and description. 63-234, 64-532 
SOUTH Atlantic Fleet Blockade. 64-1168 

SOUTH Bend, Ind. 

The Saint Joseph Valley register. 64-1559 
Times (Newspaper) 64-820 

SOUTH Brookfield, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

SOUTH Carolina 

Agricultural societies. 63-311 

Agriculture. 64-1098 
Architecture, Domestic. 63-304 
Artillery 

IstRegt. (Militia) 63-283, 63-310 

Artillery (Horse) 

Harts Battery, 1861-1865. 64-514 
Attorneys general. 65-B46 
Banks and banking. 63-291, 64-455, 65-846 
Board of Public Works. 63-386 
Boundaries. 65 r 740 
Business papers. 64-412 
Canals. 63-386, 65-849 
Cavalry. 64-1128 

2dRegt., 1862-1865? 

Company A. 64-415 

Charitable work. 63-311, 64-1550, 64-1551 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 63-51, 64-1069, 65-82, 65-84, 
65-85, 65-89, 65-1884 

Congregational. 64-1551 

Episcopal. 63-43, 63-276, 64-471, 
64-477, 65-850, 65-852 

French Protestant. 64-1238 

Methodist. 64-1542 

Presbyterian. 64-560 

Cities and towns 

see also South Carolina— History, Local; 
South Carolina— Municipal government 

Streets. 63-278, 63-304 
Civil War. 63-113,64-461,65-852 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-57, 63-2B0, 63-284, 63-286, 
63-292, 64-623, 64-1067 

Charitable work. 63-318 

Confederate refugees. 63-291 



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SOUTH Carolina 

Civil War (Continued) 

Economic and social conditions. 63-303 

Military papers. 63-282, 63-283 
63-314, 65-895 

Military service in. 63-226, 63-322 
65-746 

Confederate side. 63-307 64-403 
64-490, 64-503, 64-527, 64-577 
64-598, 64-603, 64-679, 65-722* 
65-1532, 65-1867 

Naval affairs. 63-274, 65-744 

Prisoners and prisons. 64-448 

Regiments see South Carolina-Artillery 
South Carolina-Cavalry; South Caro- ' 
lina— Infantry 

Soldiers from. 63-43, 63-113, 63-144 
63-303, 63-306, 64-415, 64^449 ' 
64-1085, 64-1128, 65-722, 65-1532 
65-1865, 65-1867 

Clubs. 63-298, 63-311 

Colleges and universities. 63-291 63-31 R 
64-1552, 65-918, 65-1867 ' 

see also Furman University, Greenville 
S. C. ; South Carolina— University 
Columbia (formerly South Carolina 
College) 

Colonial period. 63-297, 63-314 

see also Carolina (Colony); South 
Carolina (Colony) 

Commission merchants. 63-291 63-309 
64-364 ' ' 

Consular service (Spain) 63-114 

Cotton 

Growing. 63-313, 64-1107 

Manufacturing. 64-1119 

Trade. 63-274, 63-315, 64-1086 

County government and officials 63-144 
63-277 ' 

Courts. 65-849 

Dispensary system. 63-113 

District attorneys. 65-846 

Drug trade. 64-1552 

Dry goods business. 63-281,64-1086 

Estates. 63-280, 63-287, 63-291, 63-297 
63-302, 63-307, 63-317, 64-650, 64-1552 
65-733, 65-847, 65-849 

Family papers 

17th to 20th centuries. 64-1091 

18th to 20th centuries. 64-516, 64-527 
65-87, 65-724 

19th century. 64-411, 64-412, 64-448 
64-478, 64-482, 64-499, 64-613 
64-615, 64-639, 64-1049, 65-90 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-603, 64-646 
64-660, 65-725 ' 



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Farms and farming. 63-144, 64-1049 

Fire companies and departments. 63-278 
63-291 ' 

Fires. 63-286 

Folklore. 63-275 

General stores. 63-309 

Gifts of literary works and paintines 
64-1543 ^ 

Glass industry and trade. 63-309 

Governors 

1860-1862 (Pickens) 65-925 

1862-1865 (Bonham), 65-925 

1864-1865 (Magrath) 63-296, 
64-1067 

Grocery trade. 63-300 

Harbors. 64-1552 
Historic houses. 63-311 
Historical societies. 64-1550 
History, Local. 63-291, 63-298 
Horse Artillery 

Harts Battery, 1861-1865. 64-514 
Horses. 64-1107 
Hotels. 65-851 

Household accounts. 63-308 63-317 
64-1130 

Huguenots. 64-1238 
Indigo. 64-468 

Infantry. 63-283, 63-314, 64-527 
Hampton's Legion, 1861-1865 

Company A. 63-303 
Palmetto Regt. , 1846-1848? 63-310 
Palmetto Sharp Shooters. 65-1865 
6th Regt., 1861-1865. 65-1532 
21st Regt., 1861-1865 

Company D. 65-1867 
25th Regt., 1862-1865 

Company A. 63-306 
30th Regt. (Militia) 63-310 
Investments. 63-280 
Judges. 63-151, 64-457 
Land. 63-287, 63-302 

Legal documents. 63-144, 63-304 
63-312, 63-314, 63-315, 64-468' 
65-724, 65-733, 65-845, 65-847* 



Law practice. 63-113, 63-151, 63-291, 
64-645, 64-1000, 64-1039, 64-1130 
64-1550, 64-1552, 65-846, 65-849, 
65-936 



Legislature. 63-113 

Letters from. 63-318, 64-475, 64-529 

Letters received in. 64-627 

library associations. 64-1552 

Liquor trade. 63-300 

Literary affairs. 63-289 

Livestock. 63-313 

Loyalty oaths (Civil War) 64-1087 

Maps. 63-305, 63-312 

Medical College, Charleston. 64-1552 

Medical practice. 64-502,64-650,64-1543 

Medical schools. 64-1552 

Memorial societies. 63-311 

Merchants. 63-308, 63-309, 63-316 

see also South Carolina-Commission 
merchants 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
63-297 

Mexican War 

Soldiers from. 63-310 

Military hospitals. 64-15S2 

Militia. 63-88, 63-113, 63-283, 63-310 
64-645, 64-1119 ' ' 

Mortgage foreclosures. 65-846 

Municipal government. 63-278, 63-314 

Negroes. 63-273, 63-313, 63-317, 65-852 

Newspapers. 63-113 

Nullification. 63-279 

Old age homes. 63-278 

Orphans and orphan asylums. 63-278 

Personal papers 

17th to 19th centuries. 65-1193 

18th to 20th centuries. 65-852 

19th century. 64-505, 64-543, 64-544, 

Plantations. 63-152, 63-272, 63-273 

63-280, 63-291, 63-293, 63-297, 63-304 
63-308, 63-313, 63-315, 63-317, 64-468' 
64-650, 64-1000, 64-1039, 64-1076 
64-1107, 64-1130,, 64-1552, 65-845', 
65-847 ' 

Politics. 65-849 

Elections 

1924. 63-151 

Letters relating to 

18th and 19th centuries. 63-316 

19th century. 63-286, 64-502 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-113 
63-307 



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SOUTH Carolina 

Politics (Continued) 

Organizations and parties 

Democratic. 63-291, 65-846 
Unionist. 63-386 

Papers of persons active in. 63-97 
18th century. 65-936 

18th and 19th centuries. 63-291 

19th century. 63-101, 63-272, 

63-352, 64-457, 64-556, 64-1075, 
64-1077, 64-1119, 64-1534 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1550 
20th century. 63-151 

Poorfarms and poorhouses. 63-278 
Postal service. 63-291 
Public schools. 63-113, 63-277, 63-278 
Railroads. 64-1550, 65-729, 65-846 

Reconstruction. 63-113, 63-279, 63-310, 
64-650, 64-1075 

Revolution. 63-293, 63-299, 63-314, 
64-593, 64-1052 

Rice 

Growing. 63-272, 63-273, 63-313, 
63-317, 64-468 

Trade. 63-274, 63-315, 63-317 
Roads. 65-851 
Schools. 63-285 

see also South Carolina— Public schools 
Secession. 63-272, 63-286 
Settlement. 64-390 
Slave trade. 63-295, 64-1119 
Slavery. 63-113 

Fugitives. 65-851 

Social life. 63-151, 63-273, 63-286, 
63-315, 64-466 

Social work. 63-318 

Soldiers' homes. 63-318 

Students. 63-89, 63-276, 64-502, 64-529 

Sugar industry and trade. 64-1119 

Surveys and surveying. 63-312 

Tax records. 63-277, 63-313 

Teachers and teaching. 65-85 

Salaries. 63-277 
Textile industry and trade. 64-1037 

Theological seminaries 
Lutheran. 64-550 



Tobacco trade. 63-300 

Trade. 63-274, 63-309 

Travel and description. 64-439, 64-522, 
64-674, 64-1146, 64-1179, 65-852 

Travels from. 65-724 

University, Columbia (formerly South 
Carolina College) 63-370,64-390 

President. 65-918 

Vital records. 64-1551, 65-848 

War of 1812. 63-222 

Wholesale trade. 63-300 

Women's organizations. 63-311 

World War I 

Soldiers from. 63-151 

Yellow fever. 64-1552 

SOUTH Carolina College, Columbia (later 
University of South Carolina) 63-370, 
64-390 

SOUTH Carolina (Colony) 

see also Carolina (Colony); South Carolina — 
Colonial period 

Council of Safety. 63-293 

General Assembly. 64-973 

SOUTH Carolina Historical Society. 64-1550 

SOUTH Carolina Mounted Rangers. 64-415 

SOUTH Carolina National Bank (later Bank of 
Charleston) 64-455, 65-846 

SOUTH Carolina Publication Society. 65-1834 

SOUTH Carolina Railroad. 63-274, 64-1550, 
65-846 

SOUTH Carolina Society for the Prevention of 
Cruelty to Animals, Charleston. 63-311 

SOUTH Dakota 

see also Dakota Territory 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 65-1791 

Drainage see Tri State Waters Commission 

Family and personal papers. 64-1466, 
64-1540 

Immigrants. 65-807 

Indian affairs. 64-1540 

Indian agencies and agents. 65-1076 

Journalism. - 65-1470 

Land." 64-909 

Military posts. 64-313, 65-1401 

Missions. 65-1499 

Politics 

Organizations and parties. 65-1470 



Roads. 65-1470 

Travel and description. 64-280 

SOUTH Dakota bond case. 64-633 

SOUTH Dakota Direct Legislation Organization. 
65-1470 

SOUTH Gaston, N. C. 

Business papers. 64-381 

SOUTH Grand Blanc, Mich, (formerly Stony 
Run) 

General stores. 65-578 
SOUTH Hadley, Mass. 

Mount Holyoke College. 64-21 
SOUTH Jersey see New Jersey 
SOUTH Mountain, Md. 

Battle of, 1862 

Maps. 65-946 

SOUTH Pacific 

Political, economic, and social problems. 
64-1331 

SOUTH Pacific Fleet 64-1168 

SOUTH Roosevelt Park (N. D. ?) 

Pictures of buildings. 65-767 

SOUTH Royalston, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 

SOUTH Sea Company. 63-404 

SOUTH Wellfleet, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist 65-696 

SOUTH Worthington, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist 65-696 

SOUTHALL, Sallie see Cotten, SaUle (SouthaU) 
1846-1929 

SOUTHALL, Stephen Osborne, collector. 
65-1008 

SOUTHALL family. 64-540 

Genealogy. 65-1008 
SOUTHAMPTON Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Slave insurrection. 64-1532 
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. 

Churches and religious affairs. 63-54 
SOUTHAMPTON, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 



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SOUTHAMPTON, Va. 

Family and personal papers. 65-973 

Merchants. 64-1084 

SOUTHARD, Samuel Lewis, 1787-1842 
63-373, 63-387, 65-1694 

SOUTHEASTERN States 
Anthropology. 63-14 

SOUTHERN Apaches see Gila Apaches 

SOUTHERN Bank, New Orleans, La. 64-480 

SOUTHERN Baptist Convention. 64-1161 

64-1163, 64-1165, 64-1375, 65-89, 65-1884 

Board of Domestic Missions (later Home 
Mjssion Board) 64-1165, 65-1884 

Christian Life Commission. 64-1161 

Education Commission. 64-1164 

Executive Committee. 64-1553 

Foreign Mission Board. 65-1884 

Home Mission Board (formerly Board of 
Domestic Missions) 64-1165,65-1884 

Sunday School Board. 64-1162 

SOUTHERN Baptist Theological Seminary 
^T^',^ (formeri yat Greenville, 
S.C.) 64-1069,64-1161,65-1884 

SOUTHERN Christian Leadership Conference, 
Atlanta, Ga. 65-1102 ' 

SOUTHERN Churchmen, Fellowship of. 
65-1216 

SOUTHERN Conference Educational Fund 
New Orleans, La. 65-1216 ' 

SOUTHERN Convention, Nashville, Tenn. 
1850. 63-352 

SOUTHERN Cotton Association. 65^714 

SOUTHERN Development Company. 65-1187 

SOUTHERN Education Board. 64-993 

SOUTHERN Educational Association. 64-993 

SOUTHERN Female College, La Grange, Ga. 
(now La Grange College) 65-876 

SOUTHERN field and fireside (Periodical) 
65-1029 

SOUTHERN Hospital Association. 64-659 

S °65?10m' Uterary messe »Ker- 64-1231, 

SOUTHERN Michigan Association of Congrega- 
tional Churches. 64-1494 

^^^P 1 " State Prison, Jackson. 
64-1435, 65-613, 65-1343, 

SOUTHERN Michigan Telegraph Company 
Adrian, Mich. 65-408 

SOUTHERN Pacific Company. 64-736 

SOUTHERN Pacific Railroad. 65-11 84 

SOUTHERN quarterly review. 64-404 



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SOUTHERN Railroad. 63-160, 64-1550 
SOUTHERN Railway. 64-652 

SOUTHERN refugees see Confederate 
refugees 

SOUTHERN Regional Movement. 64-145 

SOUTHERN Rhodesia. 64-1316 

SOUTHERN Society for Philosophy and 
Psychology. 64-912 

SOUTHERN States 

see also Confederate States of America; 
Reconstruction; Secession; and names of 
specific States 

Agriculture. 63-47, 63-63 63-117 
64-1120 

see also Plantations 

Authorship. 64-960 

Banks and banking. 63-56 

Blacksmithing. 63-56, 63-91 

Churches and religious affairs 64-1031 
64-1542, 65-1216 

Baptist. 64-1375 

Episcopal. 63-140, 64-1548 

Lutheran. 63-27 ■* 

Methodist. 63-70 

Presbyterian. 63-77 

see also Presbyterian Church in the 
U. S. 

Universalist. 65-1531 
Civil rights movement 65-879 
Civil War. 63-224, 64-1077 

see also Civil War 
Commission merchants. 63-60 
Cotton 

Manufacturing. 63-56 

Societies. 65-714 

Economic conditions. 63-117, 64-1077 
64-1091, 64-1120, 65-1216 

Education. 63-90, 63-131 64-993 "*j 

64-1077, 64-1120, 64-1542, 65-918 



Endowments. 65-1216 

Family and personal papers 
64-1040 



63-73, 



Flour and feed trade. 63 -5 6 

Genealogy. 63-73 

Governors. 63-66 

Hotels. 63-56 

Industries. 63-91, 64-1120 

Insurance companies. 63-56 

Iron industry and trade. 63-56 



Jews. 64-466 

Journalism. 63-56, 63-68 . 

Labor. 65-879 

Land 

Speculation. 64-1145 
Law practice. 63-69 
Literary affairs. 64-1040 
Lumber industry and trade. 63-56 
Medical practice. 63-75 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc ) 
65-878 

Military life. 63-131 
Military service in. 65-1569 
Negroes. 63-10, 63-57, 63-72, 63-356 
Newspaper clippings. 65-734 
Politics. 63-76, 64-1120 
Organisations and parties 

Whig Party. 63-373 
Pre-Civil War. 65-1647 
Postal service. 63-94 
Problems. 64-751 
Railroads. 63-56, 65-878 
Revolution. 63-292 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-82 

Slavery. 63-47, 65-599 

see also Slavery 

S0 °« 25?- M " m ' M - 154 > M-1091, 
65-878, 65-1216 

Societies. 63-50 

Stagecoach lines and traveL 63-56 
Students. 63-89 
Sugar refining. 63-56 
.^Tobacco manufacture. 63-56 
Trade with Great Britain. 63-309 

Tr ^ el ,^ desCr * tion - 63 " 92 . 64-1461 
64*1626 * 

War of 1812. 63-87 

SOUTHERN sympathizers see Confederate 
sympathizers 

SOUTHERN transcontinental railroad. 63-339 

SOUTHERN Unionists. 63-128 

Recruiting, enlistment, etc. 64-1434 
North Carolina. 63-63, 63-150 
Tennessee. 63-63, 64-1178, 64-1199 



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SOUTHERN Utah Mission of the Church of 

Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. 65-1122 

SOUTHERN Washtenaw Farmers' Club. 
65-248 

SOUTHERN Wayne County Dental Club. 
65-323 

SOUTHESK, James Carnegie/earl of, 1827- 
1905. 64-767 

SOUTHEY, Robert, 1774-1843. 63-52, 
64-957 

SOUTHOLD Academy, Southold, N. Y. 64-919 

SOUTHOLD, N. Y. 

Government. 64-1171 

SOUTHOLD Town Work Relief Organization. 
64-1171 

SOUTHPORT, N. C. (formerly Smithville) 

Family papers. 64-555 

Medical practice. 64-992 

Resident of. 64-395 
SOUTHWEST 

see also names of specific States 

Anthropology. 63-14 

Archeology. 64-7, 65-1788 

Ethnology. 63-10, 64-7 

Folklore. 63-10 

Indians. 65-1809 
* Investments. 63-104 

Land 

Settlement 

Mormons. 65-1122 - 

Military life. 64-8 

Military service in. 65-869 

Pictures. 65-1121, 65-1796 

Railroads. 64-753 

SOUTHWEST Museum, Los Angeles, Calif. 
64-7 

SOUTHWEST Washington Public Utility Dis- 
tricts' Association. 65-1054 

SOUTHWESTERN Interstate Coal Operators' 
Association. 63-269 

SOUTHWESTERN railway journal. 64-753 

SOUTHWESTERN State Hospital, Marion, Va. 
65-1013 

SOUTHWORTH, George. 64-609 

SOVEREIGN of the Seas (Ship) 64-1394 

SOVIET Union see Russia; Union of Soviet 
Socialist Republics 

SOYERS, J. M. 65,-874 

SPAATZ, Carl, 1891- 64-1557, 65-911 



SPACE Administration, U. S. National Aero- 
nautics and. 64-1583, 65-149 

SPACE flight. 64-1583 

SPACE Flight Center, Huntsvllle, Ala. 
64-1583 

SPAFFORD, Edward Elwell, 1878-1941. 
64-1260 

SPAFFORD, LysanderE. 65-1350 

SPAFFORD family 
Genealogy. 64-899 

SPAIGHT, Richard Dobbs, 1796-1850. *64-427 

SPAIN. 65-1080 
Army. 65-868 

Art students (U. S.) 64-881 

Church and state. 64-148 

Civil War, 1936-1939. 64-1481, 65-53 

Public opinion on. 65-1079 

Relief to war victims. 64-361 

Claims. 65-253 

Claims vs. Portugal. 64-778 

Colonial wars with the United States. 
64-314 

Colonies. 63-65, 63-74, 63-114, 63-115, 
65-1825 

see also Colonial period; and names of 
Spanish colonies, e. g. Florida 

Louisiana. 65-700 

New Mexico. 65-1135 , 65-1165, 
65-1168, 65-1788, S5^lSI6" 

Consular service 

In Georgia. 63-115 

In South Carolina. 63-114 
Consular service (U. S.) 63-333 
Council of the Indies. 65-1788 
Customs service. 63-65, 63-115 
Diplomatic service (U. S.) 63-45, 64-402 
Explorations of the Pacific coast. 65-1825 
Foreign relations. 63-114 

With Great Britain. 63-100 

With the United States. 63-114, 64-1575, 
65-847, 65-868 

Government. 63-45 

Land claims • 

California. 65-253 

Legal documents. 64-1253 

Literature. 64-48 

Municipal law. 64-148 

Napoleonic revolution. 63-64 



Naval war with Chile and Peru, 1865-1866. 
63-114, 63-115 

Politics. 63-114, 63-115, 64-48 

Rivalry with Austria in Italy. 63-100 

Social customs. 63-45 

Tariff. 63-100 

Trade 

With France. 64-956 
With Great Britain. 63-100, 64-259 
With the United States. 63-115 
With the West Indies. 63-115 

War with England, 1739-1748 see Anglo- 
Spanish War, 1739-1748 

SPALDING, Burleigh Folsom, 1853-1934. 
6 5-795, 65-801 

SPALDING, Eliza. 64-1254 

SPALDING, Henry Harmon, 1803-1874. 
64-1254 , 64-1256 

SPALDING, Martin John, Bp. , 1810-1872. 
63-353 

SPALDING, Noah. 65-795 

SPALDING, Volney Morgan, 1849-1918. 
64-1437, 65-274, 65-333, 65-1372 

Notes on lectures of. 65-278 

SPALDING, Wilbur F. , 1834-1864. 65-564 

SPALDING, Idaho 

Missions." 64-1254 
SPANIARDS 

see also Spain— Colonies 

In America. 64-748 

In New Mexico. 65-1771 

In* the Mississippi Valley. 64-334 

SPANISH America see Latin America; South 
America; Spain— Colonies 



SPANISH American War, 1898. 64-786, 
64-1270, 65-284, 65-1047^65-1363 

Absentee voting. 64-820 

Chaplains. 64-1246 

Letters relating to. 63-243, 64-1466 

Medical affairs. 63-144, 65-945 

Military life. 63-117, 63-238 

Military papers. 65-1384 

Military service. 63-87, 64-218, 64-769, 
64-880, 64-1528, 65-868 

Philippine Islands. 65-1444 
Naval operations. 63-402, 64-509 

Ships' logs. 64-1499 
Newspaper clippings. 65-1384 



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SPANISH American War, 1898 (Continued) 

Officers' personal and military papers 
65-1463 

Peace conferences. 65-1552 

Philippine Islands. 65-1481 

Maps. 65-1463 

Public opinion (Spanish) 65-868 

Regiments see names of units under U s 
or under States, e. g. Minnesota- 
Infantry-15th Regt. , 1898-1899 

Soldiers from 

Michigan; 65-1384 

Nebraska. 65-1444, 65-1463 
Veterans' organizations. 63-50, 65-213 

Nevada. 65-1787 

Washington. 63-213 

SPANISH and Portuguese Synagogue (Congrega- 
tion Shearith Israel), New York City 
65-1732 ' 

SP ^f, C 6^3 6 Welfare ASS ° ClaUOn 0f *"•"« 

SPANISH literature. 64-143 

Lectures. 65-1284 
SPANISH Main 

Piracy. 63-404 
SPANISH ship case, 1854-1756. 64-203 
SPANISH Trail. 65-1788 
SPANISH West Indies see West Indies, Spanish 
SPARKMAN, J. R. 64.650 
SPARKMAN, James A. 64-650 
SPARKMAN, John Jackson, 1899- 65-433 

SP ^L Jared ' 1789 - 18 66- 64-792, 64-795, 
64-1511, 65-1279 

Autographs. 64-63 
SPARKS family 

Genealogy. 64-899 
SPARROW, Thomas, 1819-1884. 64-651 
SPARTANBURG District, S. C. 

Personal and family papers. 64-1049 
SPARTANBURG, S. C. 

Law practice. 63-151 

SPAULDING, Prank W. 65-1787 

SPAULDING, Mary Cecilia (Swegies) 65-565 

SPAULDDJG, Oliver Lyman, 1833-1922. 
65-565 



SPAULDDTO family 

Genealogy. 63-247, 65-565 

SPEAR, Lillian Sylten, 1897-1963. 65-1055 

SPEARS, Mary see Borden, Mary, 1886- 

SPECIAL Committee to Study the Rubber 
Situation see U. S,- Special Committee to 
Study the Rubber Situation 

SPECIAL Mission to French North Africa, the 
Middle East, Italy and France, 1944 
65-900 

SPECIE see Money 
SPECIE payments 

Opposition to. 65-905 

SPECK, Frank Gouldsmlth, 1881-1950. 63-14 

SPECK von Sternburg, Hermann, Frelherr 
1852-1908. 64-767 

SPECULATION 

see also Investments; Land— Speculation 

Petroleum industry and trade. 65-1565 

Southwest. "63-104 
SPEECH (Defects and problems) 

see also Public speaking 

Teaching. 64-1289 
SPEED, James, 1812-1887. 65-162 
SPEED, James, b. 1839. 65-25 
SPEED, Thomas, d. 1842. 65-25 
SPEEDWELL Iron Works. 64-1582 
SPEER, Emory. 64-223 

SPELLMAN, Francis Joseph, Cardinal 1889- 
65-1059 

SPELMAN College, Atlanta, Ga. 64-1324 

SPENCE, Brent, 1874- 64-253 

SPENCE, DaVid. 65-865 

SPENCE, Homer Roberts, 1891- 65-2011 

SPENCE, Riley. 64-835 

SPENCE, William J. 64-597 

SPENCE manuscripts in Friends' Library 
London, Eng. 



SPAULDDJG, Oliver Lyman, 1875- 65-348 

SPAULDING, Thomas Marshall 1882- 
64-1515, 65-345, 65-566 



Card catalog. 65-156 
SPENCER, Ambrose, 1765-1848. 63-220, 

SPENCER, Cornelia (Phillips) 1825-1908 
64-539, 65-739 



SPENCER, Dwight. 65-1791 
SPENCER, H. 64-931 



SPENCER, Herbert, 1820-1903. 63-377 
64-45, 64-767 ' 

Autographs. 65-358 

SPENCER, Joshua Austin, 1790-1857. 64-931 

SPENCER, June see Love, June (Spencer) 

SPENCER, Laura see Russell. Laura (Spencer) 

SPENCER, Samuel, 1847-1906. 64-652 

SPENCER, Theodore. 64-806 

SPENCER, UrieL 65-1360 

SPENCER, William Marvin, 1892- collector 
64-166 

SPENCER & Kernan, UUca, N. Y. 64-931 
SPENCER family. 64-652 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
SPENDER, Stephen. 64-955 

SPENSER, Israel. 65-869 
SPERRY Corporation. 65-720 
SPICER, Elihu, 1825-1893. 64-255, 65-175 
SPIKES see Nails, screws, and spikes 
SPILLANE family 
Genealogy. 64-898 

SPrLLMAN, William Jasper, 1863-1931 
64-841 

SPDJGARN, Joel Elias, 1875-1939. 65-532 

SPTNGARN, Stephen Joel, 1908- 65-140 

SPINNING. 64-1503 

SPIRITUALISM . 64-360, 64-845, 65-831 
65-836 ' 

SPITHEAD, Eng. 

Naval base. 63-221 
SPTTZBERGEN, Norway 

Government 64-1577 
SPLATN family 

Genealogy. 64-898 

SPOILS system see Civil service reform- 
Political patronage ' 

SPOILS system bill (Bromley) 65-2010 

SPOKANE, Garry, Indian chief. 64-1254. 
64-1258 

SPOKANE College, Spokane, Wash. 64-214 

SPOKANE Co. , Wash. 

Democratic Central Committee. 65-1049 

SPOKANE English and Classical School 
Spokane, Wash. 64-214 



I SPOKANE Indians. 64-1256 



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SPOKANE, Wash. 

High School. 64-214 
Methodist Episcopal Church. 64-214 
Personal papers. 64-214, 64-1255 
Whitworth College. 65-1040 

SPOONER, Charles Willett. 64-1499 
SPOONER, John Coit, 1843-1919. 64-1624 

SPORTS. 64-1619 

see also Amusements; Athletic clubs; 
Athletics; Olympic games; and names of 
sports, e. g. Basketball 

Colleges and universities. 64-853, 65-503, 
65-517, 65-1941 

Programs. 64-844 

Societies 

Ohio. 63-260 

SPORTSMEN Association, Michigan. 65-395 

SPOTSWOOD family 

Genealogy. 64-1222, 64-1229, 64-1242 

SPOTSYLVANIA Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family papers. 64-1230 

Land. 65-961 
SPOTSYLVANIA, Va. 

Civil War 

Battle of, 1864. 63-395, 65-1882 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-734 

SPOTTED Tall Indian Agency. 65-1499 

SPRAGUE, Catherine Jane (Chase) 1840-1899. 
64-817, 65-481 

SPRAKE, J. D. 65-23 

SPRECKELS, Rudolph, 1872- 65-2010 

SPRING Arbor, Mich. 

Michigan Central College see Hillsdale 
College, Hillsdale, Mich. 

SPRING Bank (Neb. ) Monthly Meeting, Society 
of Friends. 65-1986 

SPRING Hill Charge of the Tennessee Confer- 
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 
South. 64-969 



SPRING HiU, N. C. 

Letters from. 64-373 

SPRING in Fialta, by Vladimir Nabokov. 
65-921 

SPRING Valley Hydraulic Gold Company, Butte 
Co., Calif. 65-1525 

SPRINGER, Frank, 1848-1927. 64-100 

SPRINGETT, Mary (Proude) see Penlngton , 
Mary (Proude) Springett, 1616-1682 



SPRINGFIELD, 111. 

First Methodist Church. 65-161 

Women's Foreign Missionary Society. 
65-161 

Lincoln Centennial Association. 64-247 

Lincoln period. 65-2017 

Taverns, saloons, etc. 64-249 
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. 

Arsenal. 65-28 

Geology. 65-923 
SPRINGFIELD Township, N. J. 

Farm accounts. 65-1685 

SPRINGFIELD Township, Pa. 

Yam industry. 64-1146 
SPRINGS, John, 1782-1853. 64-478 

SPRINGS, Mary Laura see Davidson, Mary 
Laura (Springs) 1813-1872 

SPROEDE, F. 63-30 

SPROUL, Andrew J. 64-653 

SPROUL, William Cameron, 1870-1928. 
65-1304 

SPRUCE Production Division, U. S. War Dept. 
64-1267 

SPRUCE-Run Turnpike. 65-1565 

SPURGEON, Thomas. 64-1160 

SPURR, Marci^i. 64-891 

SQOTER, Ephralm George, 1821-1888. 
64-1580 

SQUTER, George Owen, 1B65-1934. 65-567 

SQUIER family. 65-567 

SQUIRE, Sir John Collings, 1884-1958. 
65-1846 

STAAKE, William Heaton, 1846-1924. 
65-1314 

STABILITY, Elastic. 64-1581 

STABLE Money Association. 64-1295 

STABLER, Deborah (Pleasants) 64-1234 

STABLER, John. 64-1234 

STABLER, Sally see Jordan, Sally (Stabler) 

STABLER, Thomas Pleasants. 64-1234 

STABLER family. 64-1234 

STABLES. 63-291 
see also Barns 

STACKHOUSE, Martha see Service, Martha 
(Stackhouse) Williford 



STACKHOUSE family. 64-639 
STAEBLER, Edward W. , 1872- 65-568 
STAEBLER, Michael, 1843-1928. 65-569 
STAEBLER, NeiL 1905- 65-260, 65-570 
STAEBLER family. 65-1354 
STAFEIFF, Vladimir. 65-1711 
STAFFORD Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family and personal papers, 65-1004 
STAFFORD family 

Genealogy. 65-882 

STAFFORDSHIRE, Eng. 

Sheriffs. 65-1873 
STAGE see Theater 
STAGE Women's War Relief. 64-717 
STAGECOACH lines and traveL 64-723 
New Jersey. 65-1640 
Southern States. 63-56 
The West. 64-270 
STAGG, Amos. 65-1980 
STAGG, Hunter. 64-216 
STALEY, Oren Lee. 65-1426 
STALLMAN, Robert Wooster. 64-206 
STAMP act, 1765. 64-1057 

STAMP Act Congress, New York, 1765. 
63-364 

STAMP collecting see Philately 

STAMPS, Postage see Postage stamps 

STANARD, Hercules, 1841-1890. 65-571 

STANARD, William B. , b. 1829. 65-571 

STANARD, William N. 65-571 

STANARD family. 65-571 

STANBACK, Eleanor. 64-372 

STANBERY, Henry, 1803-1881. 64-57, 
65-905 

STANBORG'S explorations of Dobytown, Neb. 
65-1467 

STANBURY, Caroline Matilda see Klrkland, 
Caroline Matilda (Stanbury) .1801-1864 

STANDARD Oil Company. 64-1174, 65-78, 
65-941 

STANDING Rock Indian Agency. 65-790 

STANDISH, John H. , b. 1816. 64-1511, 

65-1790 
STANDLEY, William Harrison, 1872-1963. 

64-964 



579 



STANFORD, Leland, 1824-1893. 64-738 
65—856 * 

STANFORD, Mary (Moore) 64-654 

.STANFORD, Richard, 1767-1816. 64-654 

STANFORD Clinic's Auxiliary and San 
Francisco Maternity. 64-1166 

STANFORD family. 64-654 

STANFORD University. 64-725, 65-2011 

Faculty. 64-727, 65-335 

Lane Medical Library. 64-1167 

School of Medicine. 64-1167 

School of Nursing. 64-1167 

ST t^° PE 64. J S eS ' 1StearlSt -*°P*. "73- 

STANHOPE William, 1st earl of Harrington 
off^sT "' WiUiam "anhope, Is, earl 

ST 1S , ^V3 AU6UStUS ' 1851 - 1932 - 
As correspondent. 65-369, 65-547 
Notes on lectures by. 65-606 

STJ V^m' Augustus Owsley, 1867-1958. 

STANLEY, David S. 65-678 
STANLEY, Elisha. 63-136 
STANLEY, John Mix, 1814-1872. 63-190 
STANLEY, Thomas Bahason. 65-959 
STANLY, Edward, 1810-1872. 63-373 
STANNARD, E. T. 65-2009 
STANSBURY, Howard. 65-1791 
STANSBURY family 
Genealogy. 64-1179 

ST ^ )T o ^ Edwi "McMasters, 1814-1896. 
65-931 

As correspondent. 63-399, 64-57 64-1383 
65-899, 65-901, 65-930 ' 

Letters to. 64-1329 

Visit to. 63-392 

ST ^ST* £"? ,beth (Cady) "15-1902. 
63-361, 64-292, 65-255 

STAR Fort, Md. 65-1880 

BT 63-235 C0mpany ' Minneapolis, Minn. 

&T 1?'f n pangled Banner (National anthem) 
65-1880, 65-1881 ' 

STARK, Benjamin. 64-707 
STARK, Henry. 65-293 

STARKE, Elizabeth F. (Marchant) 64-573 

'T^p 6 * "■ ^ Marlin ' EUzabeth 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collect^: Index 



STARKE, Lucien Douglas, 1826-1902. 64-573 

STARKWEATHER, Elizabeth, collector 
64-932 

STARKWEATHER, Lucy King LeaL 64-932 
STARKWEATHER, Richard. 64-932 
STARKWEATHER family. 64-932 
STARR, Floyd, of Albion, Mich. 64-1448 
STARR, Frederick, 1858-1933. 64-167 
STARR, Raymond Wesley, 1888- 64-1448 

STARRETT, Vincent, 1886- 64-491 65-937 
65-1998, 65-2004 ' ' 



STASON, Edwin Blythe, 1891- 64-144« 
65-383, 65-463, 65-536 

STASSEN, Harold Edward, 1907- 65-1488 
STASTNY, Olga F. 65-1459 
STATE ■ 



State libraries, historical societies, or 
universities with names beginning as indi- 
cated above are entered under the name of 
the state. 

STATE Agent and Transfer Syndicate inc 
.65-1139 jruiu^e, inc. 

STATE banks. 63-352 

STATE Dept., U. S. see U. S.-DepL of 
State * 

STATE government. 65-1308, 65-1920 

STATES' rights. 63-352, 65-23 

STATESBURG, S. C. 

Cotton trade. 64-1086 
STATESVILLE, N. C. 

Blacksmiths. 64-617 



Family and personal papers. 
64-641 



64-564, 



Law practice. 64-640 

STATIONERY trade. 63-291 

Nevada. 65-1124 

Ohio. 63-259 
STATISTICS and probability. 65-1720 
STATON, Adolphus. 64-1110 

STATUES 

see also Monuments 

Capitol of the United States. 63-361 
65-909 ' 

Easter Island. 65-1814 

ST 64^66 N Hi " Plantatlon ' Charlotte Co., Va. 
STAUNTON, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 

Farms and farming. 64-1236 



Law practice. 65-974 
Liquor trade. 64-980 
STAVES and stave trade. 64-364, 64-374 
see also Cooper business 

STAVISKY, Serge Alexandre, 1886-1934 
65-507 

STAY, Mary Elizabeth see Buckmer Marv 
Elizabeth (Stay) ' * 

STAYTON, Edward M. 65-146 

STEAD, William Thomas, 1849-1912 
65-1984 ■'■ 

STEALING see Theft 

STEAM boilers 

Explosions. 63-154 

STEAM engines. 63-235, 63-347 

see also Locomotives 
STEAM mills. 64-370 
STEAM navigation, AeriaL 65-894 
STEAMBOAT lines 

Atlantic coast. 64-1390 

Louisiana. 64-255, 64-345 

Mexico. 64-345 

New York. 64-788 

Oregon. 64-702 

Pacific coast. 65-1045, 65-1046 

Texas. 64-255 

Vermont. 64-788 

STE ^° ATS - 63 -H 63-347, £4-311, 
64-784, 65-61, 65-878 

Freight see Freight and freightage-Marine 

Photographs. 64-788 

Structural metal. 65-1751 
By place 

Columbia River. 65-1143 

Cumberland River. 64-1182 

Minnesota. 63-245 

Mississippi River. 64-1211 

Missouri. 64-273,65-695 

New Jersey. 65-1683 

New York. 64-876 

North Carolina. 64-566 
North Dakota. 65-786 
Oregon. 64-709 
Texas. 64-745 
The West. 63-126 



STEARNS, Abel, 1799-1871. 65-815 



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STEARNS, Frederick, 1831-1907. 65-57 3 

STEARNS, Mrs. George L. see Stearns, 
Mary Elizabeth Preston 

STEARNS, Mabel see Munroe, Mabel 
(Stearns) 

STEARNS, Mary Elizabeth Preston. 65-1 



STEARNS collection of musical instruments. 
65-573 

STEARNS music fellowship. 6S-573 

STEARNS Salt & Lumber Company, Lulingtoa, 
Mich. 65-574 

STEBBTNS, Francis Reuben, 1818-1892. 
65-1348 

STEBBINS, George. 64-1160 

STEBBINS JoeL 65-1717 

STEBBINS, Mary Elizabeth (Moore) Hewitt, 
b. 1818. 64-803 

STEDMAN, Charles Manly, 1841-1930. 
64-1111 

STEDMAN, Edmund Clarence, 1833-1908. 
63-48 

As correspondent. 63-372, 63-401, 63-407, 
64-137, 64-1332, 65-908 

STEDMAN, John C. 65-913 

STEECE, Ann see Cotton, Ann (Steece) 

STEEL industry and trade 

see also Iron industry and trade 

Kansas. 65-2009 

Middle Atlantic States. 65-1748 

Pennsylvania. 63-120, 65-1748, 65-1754 
STEELE, Carl P. 65-1149 

STEELE, Elizabeth Maxwell Gillespie, 1733- 
1791. 64-1026 

STEELE, John, 1764-1815. 65-740 

STEELE, Maria Theresa (Ewing) 65-904 

STEELE, Mary. 65-740 

STEELE, Wilbur Daniel, 1335- 64-1367, 
65-871 

STEELE & Thomas, Kingston, Jamaica. 
65-1526 

STEELE Creek Presbyterian Church. 64-620 

STEELE family. 65-740, 65-871 

STEELEMAN, John Roy, 1900- 64-773, 
65-487 

STEERE, Joseph Beal, 1842-1940 

Notes on lectures by. 65-333 

STEERE, William Campbell, 1907- 65-575 

STEERE family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 



STEERS, George. 64-1168 

STEFAN, Karl, 1884-1951. 65-1506 

STEFANSSON, Vilhjalmur, 1879-1962. 
63-354, 64-328, 65-321, 65-871 

STEFFENS, Lincoln, 1866-1936. 65-867, 
65-1114, 65-1160 

STEGNER, Wallace Earle, 1909- 64-737 

STETN, Gertrude, 1874-1946. 64-953 

STEIN, Joseph. 64-1631 

STEINBECK, John, 1902- 65-1664 

STEINHARDT, Laurence Adolph, 1892-1959. 
65-932 

STEINHART, Frank, 1864-1938. 65-862 

STEKETEE, Cornelia see Hulst, Cornelia 
(Steketee) 1865-1957 

STEMBEL, Roger N. 65-678 

STEPHAN, Martin. 63-30 

STEPHAN, Max. 65-606 

STEPHANITE Immigration, 1838-1839. 63-30 

STEPHEN, Robert. 65-983 

STEPHENS, Alexander Hamilton, 1812-1883 

As correspondent 64-407, 64-618 

Autographs. 63-245 

Relating to. 64-224 

STEPHENS, CarL 1884-1951. 65-1935, 
65-1937 

•STEPHENS, James. 65-543 

STEPHENS, John Lloyd, 1805-1852. 65-543 

STEPHENS, Kate, 1853-1938. 65-1953 

STEPHENS, William Dennison, 1859-1944 
65-860 

STEPHENS, William P. 65-175 

STEPHENSON, Carl, 1886-1954. 64-933 

STEPHENSON, Charles L. 63-406 

STEPHENSON, Isaac, 1829-1918. 64-1624 

STEPHENSON, Joseph Henry, 1819-18907 
64-168 

STEPHENSON, Nathaniel Wright, 1867-1935. 
63-339, 65-933 

STEPHENSON, Wendell H. 65-1492 
STERGER family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
STERLING, George, 1869-1926. 65-872 

STERLING Mine. 65-1187 

STERN, Alfred Whital, collector. 65-2017 



STERN, Clara. 63-78 

STERN, Jo Lane. 65-972 

STERN, William. 63-78 

STERNBERG, Hermann, Freiherr, Speck von 
see Speck von Sternburg, Hermann, 
Freiherr, 1852-1908 

STERNBERGER, Mrs. Myers. 64-446 

STERNBURG, Hermann, Freiherr, Speck von 
see Speck von Sternburg, Hermann, 
Freiherr, 1852-1908 

STETSON, Charlotte Perkins see Gilman, 
Charlotte Perkins (Stetson) 1860-1935 

STETSON, Francis Lynde, 1846-1920. 
64-798, 65-1330 

STETSON, Me. 

General stores. 65-1973 
Postal service. 65-1973 

STETTTNIUS, Edward Rielley, 1900-1949. 
64-773, 64-1557, 64-1573, 65-69, 65-932 

STETTTNIUS family. 63-174 

STEUBEN, Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard 
Augustin, baron von, 1730-1794. 64-805, 
65-1193 

STEUBEN Co. , N. Y. 
Papers from. 64-901 

Personal papers. 64-921 

STEVEDORES see Longshoremen 

STEVENS, A. F. 65-1170 

STEVENS, Benjamin. 65-300 

STEVENS, Benjamin Franklin, 1833-1902. 
64-523, 64-792 

STEVENS, Doris, 1892- 65-1183 

STEVENS, George W., collector. 64-761 

STEVENS, Henry, 1791-1867. 64-792 

STEVENS, Henry, 1819-1886. 64-792 

STEVENS, Isaac Ingalls, 1818-1862. 65-858, 
65-1043 

STEVENS, John, 1804-1890. 64-239 

STEVENS, Margaret Dean, pseud, see 
Aldrich, Bess (Streeter) 1881-1954 

STEVENS, Toaddeus, 1792-1868. 65-909, 
65-930, 65-931 

Estate of. 65-915 
STEVENS, Wallace. 64-120, 64-150, 64-162 

STEVENS, Walter Husted, 1827-1867. 65-995 
STEVENS, William C. , 1837-1921. 65-576 
STEVENS and Brown, London, Eng. 64-792 



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STEVENS family. 65-576 

STEVENSON, Adlai Ewing, 1835-1914. 
64-738, 64-959 

STEVENSON, Adlai Ewing, 1900-1965 

64-182, 64-253, 65-257, 64-1618, 64-1627 
65-30, 65-65, 65-704, 65-940 

STEVENSON Andrew, 1784-1857. 64-1584 

STEVENSON, Carter Littlepage. 65-878 

STEVENSON, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 
64-136 

Mock trial. 65-1198 
STEVENSON, Thomas, of Michigan. 65-577 
STEVENSON, Thomas B. 63-336, 63-398 
STEVENSON, Thomas E. , 1803-1863. 63-189 
STEVENSON, W. H. 64-1500 
STEVENSON, William, 1806-1852 

Estate ot 64-934 
STEVENSON, Ala. 

Civil War 

Military service in. 64-243 
STEWART, Abbie Kerr. 64-890 
STEWART, Adaline G., collector. 64-935 

^ RT ££r 1 "' T ° Company < New York 

STEWART, Alvan, 1790-1849. 65-599 

STEWART, Charles, 1729-1800. 64-195 

STEWART, Charles, 1778-1869. 64-1388 

STEWART, Charles Henry. 65-599 

STEWART, Charles William, 3d marquis of 
Londonderry see Londonderry, Charles 
William, 3d marquis of, 1778-1854 

STEWART, Edwin Crowell, 1864-1921 
64-936 

STEWART, Electa Maria Sheldon, b. 1817. 
65-599 

STEWART, Elizabeth. 64-890 

STEWART, George Craig, 1879-1940. 65-465 

STEWART, George Scott, 1888-1949. 65-949 

STEWART, Isabella. 64-890 

STEWART, Isabella, 1840-1924 see Gardner 
Isabella (Stewart) 1840-1924 ' 

STEWART, Isobel Lamont see Bryan, Isobel 
Lamont (Stewart) 

STEWART, John Aikman, 1822-1926. 63-346 
63-374 ' 

STEWART, John Alexander, 1852-1914 
65-1353 

STEWART, John S. 64-934 

STEWART, Robert, 2d marquis of Londonderry 

see Londonderry, Robert Stewart 2d 

marquis of, 1769-1822 



STEWART, SamueL 65-1559 

STEWART, W. Henry. 64-890 

STEWART, Sir William Drummond. 65-1779 

STEWART, William M. 65-1151 

STEWART Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 64-1193 

STEWART family 

Genealogy. 64-1224, 65-962, 65-976 

STTBBS family. 65-904 

STICKNEY, William H. 65-159 
STIDGER, William L. 64-775 
STTEGLITZ, Julius. 65-1928 
STILES, Abel, 1708-1783. 63-35 
STILES, Benjamin Edward. 65-730 - 

STILES, Mary Anne (Mackay) 65-730 
STILES, Robert Mackay, 1836-1865. 65-730 
STILES, William Henry, 1810-1865. 65-730 
STILES family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
STILES Point, James Island, S. C. 

Account books. 63-308 
STILLWATER, Minn. 

St. Croix River Improvement Association. 
63-248 

STILWELL, Joseph W., 1883-1946. 65-1090 

STTLWELL, Robert E., 1873-1939, collector 
65-1841 

STIMSON, Henry Lewis, 1867-1950. 64-775 
64-778, 64-1348, 64-1573, 64-1622, 65-35 
65-56, 65-78, 65-318, 65-862, 65-958 ' 

STIRLING, Lord see Alexander, William 
1726-1783 ' ' 

STITT, C. H. 65-1566 
STITT, Louise. 64-715 
STITT, W. E. 64-423 
STIVERS family 

Genealogy. 65-885 
STOCK, Frederick A. 65-1998 

STOCK (Livestock) see Cattle raising and 
trade; Livestock 

STOCKBREEDERS' Association see 
Livestock— Breeders' associations 

STOCKBRIDGE, Francis Browne, 1826-1894 
65-475, 65-552, 65-565 

STOCKBRIDGE, John. 65-2001 
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. 

Austen Riggs Center. 63-390 



STOCKBRIDGE, N. Y. 

Indian purchase near. 65-1561 
STOCKDALE, Sir Frank. 65-66 
STOCKETT family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 
STOCKHOLM, Sweden 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1348 
STOCKPORT, N. Y. 

Family papers. 64-917 
STOCKS. 64-892, 64-1033 

see also Bonds; Securities 

Exchanges 

Great Britain. 65-1157 

STOCKTON, Frank Richard, 1634-1902. 
63-407 

STOCKTON, Monroe 

Estate of. 65-1617 
STOCKTON, Robert Field, 1795-1866. 63-396 
STOCKTON, Calif. 

Travel and description. 64-575 

STOCKWELL, CM. 65-618" 

STOCKWELL, Madelon Louisa see Turner 
Madelon Louisa (Stockwell) ' 

STOCKWELL, Walter L. 65-797 

STODDARD, Amos. 65-683 

STODDARD, Byron, 1841-1863. 65-563 

STODDARD, Charles Warren, 1843-1909 
63-407, 65-2004 

STODDARD, Margaret E. see Burtenhelm 
Margaret E. (Stoddard) 

STODDARD, Richard Henry, 1825-1903 
63-377, 65-1029 

STODDART, Joseph Marshall, 1845-1921 
63-321 

STOKES, Anson Phelps, 1874-1958. 64-523 
STOKES, Montfort, 1762-1842. 64-1053 

STOKES, William B., 1814-1897. 64-1195 

STOKES Co. , N. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-586 
64-1019 

STOLL, Albert. 65-338 

STONE, Andrew, 1703-1773. 63-404 

STONE, Andrew Jackson, 1859-1918. 65-1819 

STONE, Donald C. 65-948 

STONE, Grace (Zaring) 1896- 65-1113 

STONE, Harlan Fiske, 1872-1946. 64-1363 
65-594 ssi 



562 



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STONE, Henry Lane. 65-23 

STONE, James M. 64-291 

STONE, Lucy, 1818-1893. 65-22, 65-836, 
65-841, 65-910, 65-1842 

STONE, Oren. 65-578 

STONE, R. B. 64-726 

STONE, Ralph, 1868-1956. 64-1500, 65-332 
65-357, 65-537, 65-579 

STONE, Robert O. 65-2009 

STONE, Wilbur M. 64-491 

STONE, Atwood and Company, Flint, Mich. 
65-578 

STONE industry and trade see Marble industry 
and trade; Quarries and quarrying 

STONE Mountain Memorial, Atlanta, Ga. 
65-713 

STONE River, Tenn. 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions 
see Murfreesboro, Tenn. —Civil War- 
Battle of, 1862-1863 

STONE Woolen Mill, Flint, Mich. 65-578 
STONEMAN, William. 65-704 
STONER, Willis Gordon. 65-317 
STONES see Mineralogy 
STONEWALL Institute, Ala. 64-533 
STONEY Creek Grange. 65-1346 
STONINGTON, Conn. 

Ships' papers. 64-1578 

STONY Run, Mich, (later South Grand Blanc) 

General stores. 65-578 
STORAGE 

see also Cold storage 

Dairy products. 64-884 

STOREKEEPERS see General stores; 
Merchants 

STORER, Bellamy, 1796-1875. 63-198, 
63-205 

STORER, J. W. 64-1553 

STORES, Company see Company stores 

STORES, General see General stores 

STOREY Lodge No. 3, Ancient Order of United 
Workmen, Virginia City, Nev. 65-1764 

STORM, Diedric, pseud, see Nash, N. 
Richard, 1913- 

STORMS 

Flood damage. 65-948 
STORROW, Samuel A. 63-220 
STORRS family 

Genealogy. 65-1989 



STORY, Asa G. 64-1592 

STORY, Benjamin. 64-1398 

STORY, George, 1833-1910. 64-1591 

STORY, Joseph, 1779-1845. 63-198, 64-510 

Autographs. 64-47 

STOUFFER, Benjamin Ryder. 65-1989 

STOUGHTON, Mary Fisk (Bound) Green. 
65-906 

STOUT, Hosea. 64-737 

STOUT, Rex, 1886- 65-911 

STOUT, Sir Robert. 65-602 

STOVALL family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
STOVES and stoveplates. 63-235 

Manufacturing 

Missouri. 65-687 

Prices. 64-241 
STOWE, Calvin Ellis, 1802-1886. 64-714- 
STOWE, Charles Edward, b. 1850. 64-714 
STOWE, David H., 1910- 65-141 
STOWE, Eliza Tyler, b. 1836. 64-714 

STOWE, Frederic William, 1840-1870? 
64-714 

STOWE, Harriet Beecher, b. 1836. 64-714 

STOWE, Harriet Elizabeth (Beecher) 1811-1896 
64-713, 64-714, 64-1280, 64-1383, 65-931 

STOWE, Henry Ellis, 1838-1857. 64-714 

STOWE, Lyman Beecher, 1880- 64-714 

STOWE, Susan (Munroe) 64-714 

STOWE family. 64-1280 

STRACHBY, Giles Lytton, 1880-1932. 63-52 

STRACHEY, Sir John, 1823-1907. 63-250 

STRAIGHT, WlllardDickerman, 1880-1918. 
64-1624 

STRAITS of Juan deFuca. 64-1268 

STRANG, James J. 64-1448 

STRANGE, Robert, 1823-1877. 64-566 

STRASBURG, Va. 
Civil War 

Military service in. 64-1226 

STRATEGIC Services, U. S. Office of. 
64-1403, 65-900 



STRATFORD, Mr. 



£5-894 



STRATFORD, George. 63-409 
STRATHMORE Paper Company. 64-240 



STRATICO, Mlchele. 64-1322 

STRATOSPHERIC flights. 63-15 

STRATTON, Houston F. 64-1195 

STRAUS, Jesse Isldor. 64-1348 

STRAUS, Nathan, 1889-1961. 65-54, 65-62, 
65-65 

STRAUS, Oscar Solomon, 1850-1926. 64-764, 
64-767, 64-778, 65-862 

STRAUS Brodcasting Enterprises. 65-65 

STRAUSS, Joseph B., 1870-1938. 65-2011 

STRAUSS, Lewis Llchtenstein, 1896- 
64-1474 

STREAMLINING see Aerodynamics 

STREAMS see Rivers 

STREEFKERK, de Mey van, family see De Mey 
van Streefkerk family 

STREET, Frank Willis, 1893- 64-1524 

STREET, Granville, pseud, see Fletcher- 
Allen, Edgar, 1886- 

STREET, Joseph Montfort, 1782-1840. 64-186 

STREET, Julian Leonard, 1879-1947. 63-323, 
64-1474 

STREET, Sarah see Gillespie, Sarah (Street) 

STREET Brothers (California) 65-1798 

STREET family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

STREET railroads see Cities and towns- 
Transportation; Electric railroads 

STREET Railway Employees Union, San Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 64-19 

STREETCAR lines. 65-951 

STREETCAR strike, Seattle, Wash. , 1917. 
64-1271 

STREETER, Bess see Aldrich, Bess (Streeter) 
1881-1954 

STREETS. 65-1924 

South Carolina. 63-278, 63-304 
Washington. 63-212 

STREIT, Clarence X. 63-323 

STRESEMAN, Joachim. 65-1066 

STRIBLING, John V. 64-1112 

STBTBT.TNG, Thomas Sigismund, 1881- 
65-888 

STRICKLAND, Oliver V. 65-1856 

STRICKLER, Mary. 65-887 

STRIKES and lockouts. 65-608 

see also Labor— Disorders and problems 
World War n. 64-1573 



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STRIKES and lockouts (Continued) 
minds. 63-397 

Michigan. 65-254, 65-448, 65-482. 65-608 
65-61* 

Mew York. 64-851 

Ohio. 63-256 

Washington. 64-1271 

STBTNGFELLOW, Frank, 1840-1913. 64-1246 



STRTNGFIELD, Lamar Edwin, 1897-1959. 
64-655 

STROHM, Isaac, b. 1810. 63-190 
STROHM, Judith see Bond, Judith (Strohm) 
STRONG, Anna Louise, 1885-65-1031 
STRONG, David. 65-652 
STRONG, Frank. 65-1918 
STRONG, J. F. A. 65-1821 
STRONG, Nehemiah. 65-1214 
STROTHER, John. 64-366 
STRUDWICK, Samuel. 64-1537 
STRUDWICK, William. 64-1537 

STRUDWICK family. 64-1085, 64-1537 

STRUNZ Soap Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
o5-1755 

STROVE, Otto Wilhelm, 1819-1905. 63-384. 
64-1556 % 

STRYKER, Henry 

Estate of. 65-1636 

STUART, Alw ra nde r Hugh Holmes, 1807-1891 
64-1236, 65-974 

STUART, Archibald, 1757-1832. 65-974 

STUART, Chapman Johnson, 1819-1846? 
65-974 

STUART, Charles, baron Smart de Rothesay 
see Stuart de Rothesay, Charles Stuart, 
baron, 1779-1845 

STUART, Charles Edward, 1881-1943. 65-73 

STUART, Francis Peyton see Atkinson 
Francis Peyton (Stuart) 

STUART, George Hay, 1816-1890. 65-1882 

STUART, James Ewell Brown, 1833-1864. 
63-61, 64-619, 65-994, 65-995 

STUART (John T. ) Edwards, and Brown. 
64-246 

STUART, John Todd, 1807-1885. 65-162 

STUART, Mary see McGuire. Mary (Stuart) 

STUART, Robert Y. 64-908 

STUART de Rothesay, Charles Stuart, baron 
1779-1845. 64-169 

STUART family. 65-974 
Genealogy. 65-976 



STUART Walker Company, Cincinnati. Ohio 
64-1330 ^ 

STUBBLE FIELD, Evie see Posey, Evie 
(StubUefield) 

STUBBLE FIELD family 
Genealogy. 65-883 

STUBBS, William Carter, 1846-1924. 64-1113 
STUCKART, WUhelm. 65-598 



STUDENT Christian Association, University of 
Michigan. 65-357 

STUDENT placement 

Employment. 65-507 
STUDENT societies. 63-24 

see also Fraternities and sororities 

STUDENTS t« Theological students; and 
subdivision Students under names of schools 
and places 

STUDENTS' papers (Manuscript collections) 
Notes and notebooks. 65-1368 
Papers, theses, etc 63-89, 65-1369 

STUDLEY, Jeanette. 64-715 

STURGE, Joseph, 1793-1859. 63-400 

STURGEON River Lumber Company, Hancock, 
Mich. 65-405 -*~"j, ««.»«, 

STURGES, Edward B. 65-1173 

STURGES, Georges. 65-1173 

STUTZ, Rolf, collector. 64-1313 

SUBLETTE, William L. 64-285 

SUBMARINE cables see Cables— Submarine 

SUBORDINATE Grange, EL 64-250 

SUBSISTENCE Homesteads Division of the Dept 
of the Interior. 64-962 

SUBTREASUBY plan. 64-836 

SUBVERSIVE activities. 64-856, 65-1057 

see also Sedition; Treason 

SUBVERSIVE Activities Control Board. U S 
65-1057 

SUBWA'SS 

Ventilation. 65-1939 
Chicago, EL 64-185, 65-1939 

St. Louis, Mo. 65-1939 

SUCKOW, Ruth. 64-1367 

SUCREST Corporation. 65-66 
SUDAN 

Military affairs. 63-147 



SUEZ 

Travel and description. 63-234 

SUFFOLK Co., N. Y. 

Schools. 64-916 
SUFFOLK, Eng. 

Court records. 64-62 

Family and personal papers. 65-1872 
SUFFOLK, Va. 

Civil War. 64-554, 64-644 

Siege of, 1863. 63-226 . 

Ruritan National Convention, 1st, 1932. 
65-1002 

SUFFRAGE. 65-840 

see also Absentee voting; Women's suffrage 

Negro. 63-243, 63-374 

Reconstruction. 64-1077 

Nevada. 65-1174 

SUGAR 

Growing 

Dutch Guiana. 64-260 

Louisiana. 64-1118, 64-1125 

Industry and trade. 64-374, 64-762, 
64-1033, 64-1077, 64-1215, 64-1418, 
65-66, 65-180 

Alabama. 64-1119 

Colorado. 65-2009 

Ham. 64-449 

Kansas. 65-2009 

Michigan. 65-424, 65-1327 

New York. 65-1561 

New York City. 65-63 

P hil i ppine Islands. 65-662 

Scum Carolina. 64-1119 
Refining 

Southern States. 63-56 
Research. 64-140 

SUGAR Experiment Station, New Orleans. La. 
64-1113 ' 

SUGAR Hill Company. 64-876 

SUGAR Island, Mich. 

Proposed site for United Nations head- 
quarters. 65-463 

SUGGSVILLE, Ala. 

Letters from. 64-1006 
SULLIVAN, Celestine. 64-1167 

SULLIVAN, Frank, 1892- 65-1664, 65-1838 
SULLIVAN, James B. 64-328 

SULLIVAN, Louis Henry, 1856-1924. 64-150 
65-1340 ' 



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SULLIVAN, Mark, 1664-1952. 65-78, 65-537 
65-913 

SULLIVAN, William M. 64-1472 

SULLIVAN Co. , Mo. 

County court papers. 64-324 
SULLIVAN Farm. 64-833 
SULLIVAN, Me. 

Shipbuilding. 64-1389 

SULLOWAY bill (Veterans' pensions legislation) 
65-1319 

SULPHUR mines and mining 

Canada. 64-237 

SULZBERGER, Arthur Hays, 1891- 65-47, 
65-54, 65-932 

SULZER, William, 1863-1941. 64-362 
65-1669 ' 

SUMATRA 

Travel and description. 64-1517 

SUMICHRAST, Frederick Caesar John Martin 
Samuel Roussy de, 1645-1933. 65-1280 

SUMMER Hill, N. Y. 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-899 

A SUMMER hymnal, by John Trotwood Moore. 
65-884 

SUMMER resorts 

Georgia. 64-223 

Washington. 64-699 
SUMMER School of the South. 64-1201 
SUMMER schools. 64-65, 64-1290 

Alaska. 64-686 

Tennessee. 64-1201 
SUMMERELL, EUen (Mitchell) 64-560 
SUMMERELL, J. N. Howard. 64-580 

SUMMERFIELD, Arthur Ellsworth, 1899- 
64-1448, 65-552, 65-584, 65-1379 

SUMMERFIELD, John, 1798-1825. 64-973 

SUMMERS, Laurel. 63-210 

SUMMIT Branch Railroad Company. 64-1147 

SUMMIT Co. Utah 

Biographies. 65-1162 

SUMNER, Charles, 1BU-1874 

As correspondent. 63-198, 63-374, 
64-1218, 64-1564, 65-318 

Autographs. 64-47 

SUMNER, Jethro, 1733-1785. 64-1114 

SUMNER, William Graham, 1840-1910. 
64-1314 

Autographs. 64-63 
SUMNER Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc.) 64-1193 



SUMTER, Thomas, 17347-1832. 65-849 
SUMTER Co., Ga. 

Resident of. 64-232 
SUMTER Co. , S. C. 

Family and personal papers. 64-646 
SUMTER (Ship) 63-103 
SUN, Yat-sen, 1866-1925 63-320, 64-1624 
SUN, Concord, N. C. (Newspaper) 64-1022 

The SUN, New York City (Newspaper) 65-896 

SUN Fire Company, Alexandria, Va. 64-1227 

SUNDAY School Council of Religious Education, 
International see International Council of 
Religious Education 

The SUNDAY school teacher (Publication) 
65-164 

SUNDAY schools. 64-1532 

Addresses, lectures, etc. 65-166 

Lessons. 64-982 

Lutheran. 63-19, 63-23 

Societies. 64-151, 65-1480 

By place 
Georgia. 64-987 

Kentucky. 65-24 

Michigan. 64-1404, 65-198, 65-231, 
65-232, 65-357, 65-490, 65-S25 

Missouri. 63-23 

Nevada. 65-1146 

New Jersey. 65-1618, 65-1697 
North Carolina. 64-542 
South Carolina. S4-1551 
Tennessee. 64-975 
SUNDAY voting. 64-1161 

SUNDWALL, John, 1880-1950. 65-580 

SUNFLOWER street (Cartoons) 65-883 

SUNNY Side, Ga. 

Letters from. 64-673 

SUPERINTENDENTS of public instruction see 
Education; School superintendents; and 
appropriate subdivisions under names of 
places 

SUPERIOR Finance Company. 65-1505 

SUPERIOR Township, Mich. 

Family and personal papers. 65-497 

SUPERNATURAL adversaries (Folklore) 
64-60 

SUPPLEMENTAL Water Association. 65-1439 
SUPPLIES (Army) see Quartermaster service; 
U. S. —Army— Quartermaster's Dept ; 
names of armies, and military -units, and 
subdivision Supplies under names of wars, 
e. g. Confederate States of America— Army; 
Michigan— Cavalry; Civil War— Supplies 



SUPREME Court see U. S. —Supreme Court; 
and the subdivision Courts under names of 
States, e. g. New York— Courts— Supreme 
Court 

SURBER, Thaddeus. 63-248 
SURDEZ, Georges. 65-1664 
SURF car (Lifesaving equipment) 65-1691 
SURGEON General of the U. S. Navy. 65-49 
SURGEONS. 64-116 
SURGERY. 64-1199 
see also Amputation 

Clavicle. 63-318 

Dental. 64-683 

Gynecology. 64-1106 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1290, 65-1540, 
65-1947 

SURINAM 

Sugar plantations. 64-260 

SURRATT, Mary E. , 1820-1865. 63-185, 
63-353 

SURREY, Eng. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1879 

SURROGATES 

New York. 64-1214 
SURRY Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
SURVEYOR General, U. S. 63-262, 65-1181 
SURVEYOR (Ship) 63-87 
SURVEYORS' societies 

Illinois. 65-1312 
SURVEYS and surveying. 64-1045, §5-23 

see also Geodesy; Hydrographic surveying 

Boundaries. 64-248 

Expeditions. 64-343 
The West. 65-909 

Legislation. 64-266 

Notes and drawings. 63-129 

Railroads. 63-256, 65-920 
Michigan. 65-533 

Rivers. 65-1967 

Snow. 65-1990 

Students' notes. 65-1573 

U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey. 64-1266 

U. S. Coast Guard. 64-1168 
By place 

Alabama. 64-464 



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SURVEYS and surveying— By place (Continued) 

Alaska. 65-1037 

Arizona. 65-1181 

California. 64-1268, 65-1181 

Connecticut. 64-1310 

Delaware. 64-207, 64-212, 64-213 

Hawaii. 64-1268 

Idaho. 65-215, 65-227 

Illinois. 65-1312 

Iowa. 65-1843 

Kentucky. 64-81 

Maine. 65-1829 

Michigan. 65-237, 65-331, 65-1359 

Missouri. 64-299, 64-324, 65-684 

Nevada. 65-1133 

New Jersey. 65-1571, 65-1573, 65-1586, 
65-1596, 65-1621, 65-1653, 65-1668. 
65-1698 

New Mexico. 65-1181 

New York. 64-873 

North Carolina. 64-299, 64-366, 64-368, 
64-459, 64-643, 64-1057, 65-732 

North Dakota. 65-761 

Northwest Territory, D. S. 63-202, 63-227 

Ohio. 65-977 

Oregon. 64-711 

Pennsylvania. 65-1214, 65-1586 

Philippine Islands. 64-1268 

South Carolina. 63-312 

Southern and western borders of the United 
States. 63-131 

Tennessee. 64-299, 64-366, 64-1195 

Texas. 64-748, 64-749 

Utah. 65-1788, 65-1791 

Vermont 64-790 

Virginia. 64-797, 64-1189, 65-971, 
65-983, 65-992 

Washington. 63-212, 65-215, 65-227 

Washington, D. C. 64-768 

The West. 65-1793 

SUSAN B. Anthony Foundation, Washington, 
D. C. (formerly Anthony League of the 
District of Columbia) 65-934 

SUSQUEHANNA claim. 65-1214 
SUSQUEHANNA Co., Pa. 

Accounts. 65-827 
SUSQUEHANNA Turnpike Company. 64-937 
SUSSEX Co. , N. J. 

Drug trade. 65-1643 



Family papers. 65-1602 
Land. 65-1687 
SUSSEX Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Family and personal papers. 65-998 

SUTHERLAND, R.S. 65-565 
SUTHERLAND family 

Genealogy. 65-882 
SUTLERS. 65-676, 65-1795 
SUTLIFF, Helen. 65-873 
SUTLIFF, Mary L. 65-1834 
SUTLIFF and Case, Cleveland, Ohio. 64-1458 
SUTPHIN, William Halstead, 1887- 65-1658 

SUTRO, Adolph Heinrich Joseph, 1830-1898. 
65-1172 

SUTTER, John Augustus, 1803-1880. 65-2016 

SUTTON, Eli Ransome, 1869-1934. 65-606, 
65-1384 

SUTTON, Himan. 65-581 

SUTTON family. 65-581 

SUWANEE (Brig) 64-1391 

SUZZALLO, Henry, 1875-1933. 64-1271, 
64-1327 — 

SVENDSON, Knud. 65-1132 

SWADDLE, William C. , b. 1835. 65-257 

SWAIN, A. N. 64-1220 

SWAIN, David Lowry, 1801-1868. 63-373 
64-562, 64-580, 64-1066, 64-1538 

SWAIN, George Fillmore, 1857-1931. 65-1281 

SWAIN, George Robert, 1866-1947. 65-582 

SWAIN family. 65-582 

SWAINSON, John Barley, 1925- 65-583 

SWALLOW, George Clinton. 65-654 

SWAMPS 

Land sales 

Michigan. 65-431 

Reclamation 

Missouri. 65-693 

SWAN, Henry Harrison, 1840-1916. 65-1360 
SWAN, Joseph Rockwell, 1802-1884. 63-205 
SWAN, William U. 65-175 
SWANK, James Moore, 1832-1914. 64-767 | 



SWANN, William Francis Gray, 1884-1962. 
63-15 

SWANSON, Edward. 65-883 

SWANSON, Gloria. 65-1064 

SWANSON family 

Genealogy. 65-883 

SWANTON, John B. , d. 1897. 65-1870 

SWANTON, Josephine F. (Woodbury) 65-1870 

SWANTON family. 65-1870 

SWARTHMORE manuscripts in Friends' Li- 
brary, London, Eng. 

Catalog and index. 65-156 

SWAYNE, NoahHaynes, 1804-1884. 65-905 

SWAYZE, Harry F., collector. 65-1584 

SWEARINGEN family 
Genealogy. 64-1191 

SWEATSHOPS. 64-715 

SWEDEN 

Cooperatives. 65-73 
Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-1348 
Foreign relations (U. S.) 63-368, 65-115 
Letters from scientists. 65-1311 
Trade with the United States. 65-78 

SWEDENBORG, Emanuel, 1688-1772. 65-1832 

SWEDENBORGIANISM see New Jerusalem 
Church 

SWEELEY, Everett Marlin. 65-503, 65-1360 

SWEENY, James H. 65-1365 

SWEET, Albert Burbank, 1847-1943. 63-252 

SWEET, John Hyde, 1880-1964. 65-1507 
SWEET, Samuel N. 65.-599 

SWEET, William Warren, 1881-1959, collector. 
64-170 

SWEET Briar Farm, Ironton, Mich. 65-453 
SWEET Springs, W. Va. 
Residents of. 64-800 

SWEETLAND, Monroe Mark, 1910- 65-1035 

SWEETSER, Arthur. 65-940 

SWEGLES, Edward Cyrus. 65-565 

SWEGLES, John, b. 1819. 65-565 

SWEGLES, Mary Cecilia see Spaulding, Mary 
Cecilia (Swegles) 



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SWEM, Earl Gregg, 1870-1965. 65-959 
SWIFT, Eugenia S. 64-978 
SWIFT, Harold H. 64-71 
SWIFT, Norman G. 64-883 
SWIFT family. 64-978 

SWINBURNE, Algernon Charles, 1837-1909. 
63-99 

SWINE see Hogs 

SWING, James Black, 1854-1924. 63-159 

SWING, Philip. 63-191 

SWING, Raymond, 1887- 63-323, 65-532 

SWING family. 63-191 

SWINNERTON, Frank Arthur, 1884-- 64-152, 
64-1367 

SWINYARDS, Charles City Co. , Va. 64-1249 

SWITZERLAND 

Cooperatives. 65-73 

Maps. 64-289 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc ) 
63-297 

Travel and description. 63-247, 64-607, 
65-852 

World War II 

Civilian activities. 65-15 

SWITZLER, William Franklin. 64-282 

SWOPE, Gerard 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 

SWOPE, Herbert Bayard. 64-773, 65-43, 
65-52, 65-173 

SWORD, James B. 64-1152 

SWORD, John. 64-1152 

SWORD, Mary. 64-1217 

SWORD, Mary (Parry) 64-1152 

SWORD, Sarah Dunn. 64-1152 

SWORD family. 64-1152 

SWORDS, Thomas. 65-676 

SYBILLE, Adams & Company. 65-1401 

SYDENSTRICKER, Pearl see Buck, Pearl 
(Sydenstricker) 1892- 

SYDNEY, Australia 

Fur trade. 65-673 

SYDNOR, Charles S. 65-166 

SYDNOR, Charles W. 64-656 

SYDNOR, Mary Louise (Davis) 64-656 
SYKES, Jay. 65-1057 
SYLE, Louis Du Pont, 1857-1903. 65-2004 
SYLLOGISMS. 65-1199 



SYLVA Mill Company, Montesano, Wash. 
64-1265 

SYLVESTER, F. W. J. 63-19 

SYMINGTON, William Stuart, 1901- 64-253, 
64-773 

SYMMES, Anna see Harrison, Anna (Symmes) 

SYMMES, JohnCleves, 1742-1814. 63-184 

SYMMES family. 65-17 

SYMONS, Katharine E. 65-1195 

SYMONS, Thomas W. 65-1053 

SYNAGOGUE music. 65-1745 

SYNAGOGUES. 65-1730, 65-1734 

Maryland. 65-1737 

New York City. 65-1732 

Ohio. 65-1724 

SYNCHROCYCLOTRON. 64-1323 

SYNDICATE Mining Company. 65-1187 

SYNODICAL Conference see Evangelical 
Lutheran Synodical Conference of North 
America 

SYNODS and councils. 65-1744 

SYNTHETIC rubber. 65-77 

SYRACUSE, N. Y. 

Drug trade. 64-861 

Household accounts. 64-861 
SYRACUSE University 

Faculty members' papers. 65-654 

SYRIA 

Archeological expeditions. 65-36 

SYRIAN relief. 64-375 

SZE, Sao-ke Alfred, 1877-1958. 64-88-' 

SZONTAGH, Oscar. 65-1798 



TABB, Elizabeth Susan see Daniel, Eliza- 
beth Susan (Tabb) Riddle 

TABB, John Banister, 1845-1909. 64-1210 

TABER, John, 1880- 64-B82, 64-938 

TABLE talk, by John Milton Gregory. 65-164 

TABOR, Esther Lyon, 1811-1889. 65-376, 
65-1355 

TABOR, J. Wilson. 64-794 

TABOR, Joseph, 65-1355 

TABOR, Stephen J. W., b. 1815. 65-187 

TACONITE. 63-249 

TAFEL, Rudolph Leonard. 65-1832 

TAFT, Alphonso, 1810-1891. 63-94 



TAFT, Charles P. 64-253 

TAFT, Don C. 65-1921 

TAFT, Jonathan, 1820-1903. 65-457 

TAFT, Lorado, 1860-1936. 64-1566, 65-1922, 
65-1997, 65-1998 

TAFT, Robert Alphonso, 1869-1953. 64-165, 
64-882, 64-1403, 64-1484, 65-349, 65-463, 
65-566, 65-862, 65-1149 

TAFT, William Howard, PreB. U. S., 1857- 
1930 

Administration of. 64-1300, 64-1308 

As correspondent 63-357, 64-228, 64-767, 

64-769, 64-778, 64-1295, 64-1334, 

65-343, 65-462, 65-565, 65-602, 65-606, 

65-620, 65-662, 65-940, 65-1395 

Autograpns. 64-1565 

Election, 1908. 65-824, 65-1916 

Philippine trips with. 65-1370 

TAFT family. 64-1330 

TAGGARD, Genevieve. 64-150 

TAGGART, Ganson. 65-584 

TAGGART, John P. 65-1823 

TAGGART, Moses, 1843-1914. 64-1500, 
65-584 

TAGGART and Taggart, Grand Rapids, Mich. 
65-584 

TAGORE, Rabindranath. 64-137, 64-150 

TAHITI 

Travel and description. 65-1815 

TAHLTAN Indians. 65-1819 

TAHOMA (Ship) 64-709 

TAILORS 

New Jersey. 65-1688 

New York. 64-894 

Ohio. 65-1818 

TAITLEK, Alaska 

Churches and religions affairs 
Russian Orthodox. 64-1221 

TAITT, Mildred see Milton, Mildred (Taltt) 
1879-1963 

TAKATS, Francis. 65-1517 

TALBOT, Arthur Newell, 1857-1942. 65-1936 

TALBOT, Marion, 1858-1948. 64-171 , 
65-1958 



TALBOT, Theodore. 65-1517 

TALBOTT family 

Genealogy. 65-882 
TALCOTT, Andrew. 65-995 



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TALFOURD, Sir Thomas Noon, 1795-1854 
64-957 

TALIAFERRO family 

Genealogy. 64-1231 
TALLADEGA, Ala. 

Baptist Church. 64-534 

Business and personal papers. 64-534. 
64-577, 64-1055 

TALLADEGA County Reserves. 64-534 

TALLADEGA Home Salt Company. 64-534 

TALLADEGA Lodge of Masons. 64-534 

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 

Business and personal papers. 64-602 

TALLAHATCHIE River, Miss. 
Civil War 

Campaign, 1862. 65-160 
TALLIEN, Therese. 64-166 

TALLMADGE, Benjamin, 1754-1835. 64-202 
64-1371 

TALLMADGE, Ohio 

Farm accounts. 65-664 

TALLMAGE, Maria Jones see Cushman, 
Maria Jones (Tallmage) 

TALLMAN, Clay. 65-1821 

TALLY Ho, N. C. 

Resident of. 64-634 

TALMADGE, Herman Eugene, 1913- 65-935 

TALMAGE, James Edward, 1862-1933 
64-100 

TALMAGE, Ga. 

Students. 64-660 

TALMUD. 65-1744 

TAMMANY Society, or Columbian Order 
65-1022, 65-1869 

TAMPICO, Mexico 

Mexican War 

Blockade. 63-396 
TANEY, Roger Brooke, 1777-1864. 65-935 

As correspondent 63-104, 63-337, 63-363, 

Autographs. 64-47 

TANNATT, Eben Tappan. 64-1255 

TANNATT, Elizabeth F. (Tappan) 64-1255 

TANNATT, Thomas Redding, 1833-1913 
64-1255 

TANNATT family. 64-1255 

TANNENWALD, Theodore, 1916- 65-143 

TANNER, Beatrice Stella see Campbell 
Beatrice Stella (TannerJ~l865-1940 ' 



TANNERS and tanning see Leather industry 
and trade 

TAOS, N. M. 65-893 

Art and artists. 65-1788 

TAOS Rebellion, 1847. 65-1788 

TAPPAN, Arthur, 1786-1865. 63-400 

TAPPAN, Benjamin, 1773-1857. 63-399 , 

TAPFAN, Christopher. 63-35 
TAPPAN, E. S. 65-2001 
TAPPAN, Eben. 64-1255 

TA S P ^ EUzabet ° F - see Tannatt, Elizabeth 
F, (Tappan) 

TAPPAN, Henry Philip, 1805-1881. 65-585 

As correspondent 64-1500, 65-237 
65-269, 65-532, 65-654, 65-1373 
65-1395 

Relating to. 65-379 
TAPPAN, Julia Livingston. 65-269, 65-585 
TAPPAN, Lewis, 1788-1873. 63-400 
TAPPAN, Lucy see Pierce. Lucy (Tappan) 
TAPPAN, Sally H. 64-1255 
TAPPAN family. 63-399, 64-718 

Genealogy. 63-400 

TAPPAN Fund and Association, University of 
Michigan. 65-357 

TAPPAN Presbyterian Association. 64-1415 

TAPPING, Theodore Hawley, 1889- 64-1417 
64-1418, 64-1515, 65-503, 65-579, 65-586 ' 

TAR 64-374 

TARACA Expedition, Philippine Islands 
64-1282 

TARBELL, Ida Minerva, 1857-1944. 64-1624 
65-384, 65-1958 ' 

TARBORO, N. C. 

Cottonseed oil mills. 65-749 

Pharmacy. 65-749 

Residents of. 64-419, 64-548, 64-1110 

TARDEVEAU, Peter. 65-25 

TARIFF. 64-767, 65-915 

see also Customs service; Free trade; 
Reciprocity 

18th century. 64-1062 

19th century. 63-336, 63-352, 63-374, 
64-561, 64-738, 64-755, 64-764, 64-873 

20th century. 64-688 

Act of 1846 

Opposition to. 65-1511 

Agriculture. 65-714 



Morrill act of 1861. 64-1220 

By place 
Mexico. 64-890 
Spain. 63-100 

TARIFF Commission, U.S. 65-900 

TARKINGTON, Booth, 1869-1946. 64-491 
64-1332, 65-1205 

TARKINGTON family 

Genealogy. 65-883 
TARRANT Co. , Tex. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1773 

TARRY, James P. 63-149 
TARRY, Mary (Holloway) 65-966 
TARTINI, Gluseppi, 1692-1770. 64-1322 

TATE, JohnM. 64-423 

TATE, Samuel McDowell, 1830-1897. 64-1115 

TATE, Thomas Randolph, 1808-1871. 64-549 
TATE family. 64-549 

TATLOCK, Henry, 1848-1942. 65-648 
65-1350 

TATOM, Absalom. 64-1053 

TATTNALL & Lea. 65-1526 

TATUM family 

Genealogy. 65-969, 65-1550 

TAUSSIG, Charles William, 1896-1948 
65-66 

TAUSSIG, Frank William, 1859-1940 
64-1351, 65-1308 

TAVERNS, saloons, etc. 64-704 
see also Hotels 
Illinois. 64-249 
Maine. 64-56 
Michigan. 65-431 
New Jersey. 65-1650 
TAWAS City, Mich. 

Family and personal papers. 65-646 
General stores. 65-405 
Lumber industry and trade. 6F-405 
TAWNEY, James Albertus, 1855-1B19. 63-243 
TAX collection 

New York. 64-939 
TAX records. 65-663, 65-1588 
Arizona. 65-1757 
Confederate States of America, 64-751 



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TAX records (Continued) 

Connecticut. 65-1995 

Delaware. 64-207 

Idaho. 65-1812 

Massachusetts. 65-1320 

Michigan. 64-1406, 64-1432, 64-1449, 
65-280, 65-357, 65-415, 65-416, 65-417, 
65-431, 65-624, 65-658 

Missouri. 64-271, 64-284, 64-293, 
64-318, 65-675, 65-693, 65-1402 

Nebraska. 65-1407, 65-1430, 65-1432, 
65-1434, 65-1469, 65-1480, 65-1482, 
65-1498, 65-1502, 65-1503 

New Jersey. 65-1619, 65-1692 

North Carolina. 64-377, 64-535, 64-1071 

Pennsylvania. 64-56 

South Carolina. 63-277, 63-313 

Tennessee. 64-1195 

Texas. 64-747, 64-748 

Utah. 65-1823 

Virginia. 64-56, 64-751, 64-797, 64-1236, 
65-1017 

Washington. 63-212 

TAXATION. 64-883, 65-1069 



see also Direct tax; Income tax; Internal 
revenue; School taxes; Single tax 

Double taxation. 65-1069 

Gasoline 

Minnesota. 63-236 

Land 

Virginia. 64-1236 

Liquor. 65-1787 

Railroads 

Michigan. 65-620 

Tobacco. 65-1787 

By place 

California. 65-2010 

Michigan. 65-395, 65-620, 65-1343 

Michigan Territory. 65-1343 

Nebraska. 65-1435 

New Hampshire (Colony) 64-1567 

North Carolina. 64-1074 

Washington. 64-1264 

Wisconsin. 65-1069 

TAYLER, William. 64-796 

TATLOE, Benjamin Ogle, 1796-1868. 64-1248 

TAYLOE, Edward Dickinson, 1880-1956. 
64-1247 

TATLOE, George P. 64-800 
TATLOE, John, 1721-1779. 64-1248 
TATLOE, John, 1771-1828. 64-1248 



TAYLOE, William Henry, d. 1871. 64-1248 

TAYLOE iamily. 64-1248 

TAYLOR, AlvaWllmot, 1871-1957. 65-1216 

TAYLOR, Anne (Rudd) 65-23 

TAYLOR, Asa. 65-1495 

TAYLOR, Barton. 65-591 

TAYLOR, Charles Coffin, 1805-1855. 
65-1350 

TAYLOR, Charles L. 64-767 

TAYLOR, David H. 63-188 

TAYLOR, David R. 65-796 

TAYLOR, David Watson. 64-1573 
TAYLOR, Deems, 1885- 64-1598 
TAYLOR, Edwin James, 1869-1956. 65-797 
TAYLOR, Elizabeth Gurney. 65-591 
TAYLOR, Fanny Cohen. 64-613 
•TAYLOR, Francis. 65-23 

TAYLOR, Fred Manville, 1855-1932. 65-587 

TAYLOR, Frederick K. 65-1408 

TAYLOR, QenH. 65-1664 

TAYLOR, Graham, 1851-1938. 65-1922 

TAYLOR, Harold. 65-1098 

TAYLOR, Hobart C. Chatfield- see Chatfleld- 
Taylor, Hobart Chatfield, 1865^1945 

TAYLOR, HoweU, 1888-1957. 65-588 

TAYLOR, James, 1769-1848. 63-192 , 
•64-1053 

TAYLOR, James, 1802-1883. 63-192 

TAYLOR, James A. 64-830 

TAYLOR, James Cole, b. 1855. 64-467 

TAYLOR, James L. 64-1395 

TAYLOR, John W. , general storekeeper of 
Kalamazoo, Mich. 65-589 



TAYLOR, Margaret C. see Farrell, Margaret 
C. (Taylor) 

TATLOR, Maria see Byrd, Maria (Taylor) 
1698-1771 

TATLOR, Marion Cartwright 65-23 

TATLOR, Myron C. 64-775, 65-57 

TAYLOR, Orla Benedict, b. 1865. 64-1469, 
65-590 

TATLOR, Philo. 65-591 

TATLOR, Ralph Wendell. 65-591 

TATLOR, Robert Andrews. 63-365 

TATLOR, Virginia (Bagby) 1864-1955. 
65-957 

TATLOR, Wallace. 65-591 



TAYLOR, Zachary, Pres. U. S., 1784-1850 

As correspondent 63-396, 64-39 

Autographs. 64-1526, 65-59 

Election of 1848. 63-398 

Military service in Indian wars. 65-675 

Military service under. 63-355 

Research on. 64-1546 
TAYLOR family. 64-467, 65-591 

Genealogy. 64-1177, 64-1222, 64-1229, 
64-1522, 65-877 

TAYLOR, Neb. 

Personal papers. 65-1504 
TAYLOR- Trotwood magazine. 65-884 
TAYLORKM. 64-952 
TAZEWELL, Littleton Waller, 1774-1860 
TEA trade. 64-1578 

TEACHERS and teaching. 63-45,63-78, 

63-90, 64-1031, 64-1311, 64-1577, 64-1635, 
65-1098 

see also Education 

Civil War. 64-1466 

Conferences. 64-183 

Foundation support. 64-767 

Freedom of see Academic freedom 

Retirement funds. 65-1677 

Salaries 

South Carolina. 63-277 
Selection and appointment. 64-1014 
Societies. 64-183, 65-1981 
Michigan. '64-1408 
New Jersey. 65-1677 
Training. 64-77, 65-283 
see also Teachers' coUeges 
By subject 
Agriculture. 65-1305, 65-1307 
Algebra. 65-278 



Anatomy. 65-333, 65-1290, 65-1331, 
65-1540, 65-1952 

Anthropology. 64-167 

Archeology. 65-1897 

Art 63-411 

Astronomy. 64-37, 65-1262, 65-1263, 
65-1274 

Biology. 65-1329, 65-1907 

Botany. 64-230, 65-654, 65-1937 

Chemistry. 64-540, 65-1230, 65-1245, 
65-1255, 65-1270, 65-1291, 65-1888, 
65-1911, 65-1914, 65-1928 



TEACHERS and teaching (Continued) 
Chemistry, Biological. 65-1907 
Civil engineering. 65-1281, 65-1910 
Classical literature. 65-1929, 65-1990 
Creative writing. 65-342 
Drama. 65-322 

Economics. 64-962, 65-68, 65-535 
65-1301, 65-1894 ' 

Education. 65-428, 65-1904, 65-1912 

Electricity. 65-1719 

Engineering. 65-227, 65-1936, 65-1939 

E °« S «, «" 109 ' 64 - 850 ' 65 " 2 H 65-453, 
65-532, 65-1247, 65-1292, 65-1335, 

Entomology. 65-1889 

EU 65-i903 5 " 1242 ' 65 - 1251 ' 6 5-1895, 

Forestry. 64-1509, 65-5a 

French. 64-874, 65-1222, 65-1280, 
65-1284, 65-1898 

Geology. 64-230, 65-654, 65-1300 

German. 65-594, 65-1241, 65-1294 
65-1891 ' 

Greek. 65-1244, 65-1266, 65-1278 

Gynecology. 65-1950 

Hebrew. 65-1295 

History 64-130, 64-1515, 65-707, 65-1194 
65-1220, 65-1231, 65-1248, 65-1904, 
do— 1906 

American. 65-166, 65-1932 

Ancient 64-927 

English. 65-1068, 65-1923 

Latin-American. 65-1905 

Medieval. 64-933, 65-1923 

Near and Middle East. 64-1366 

Norse. 65-1923 

Italian. 65-1886 

Journalism. 65-1926 

Landscaping. 65-1924 

Latin. 65-509, 65-1242, 65-1277 
65-1397 ' 

Law. 65-536, 65-1896 
Logic. 65-1251 

Mathematics. 64-1041, 65-1226, 65-1237 
65-1262, 65-1296, 65-1299, 65-1936 

Mechanical engineering. 65-612,65-1890, 

Medicine see Medical education 
Meteorology. 65-1893 
Metaphysics. 65-1251 
Military art and science. 65-764 



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Mineralogy. 65-1230, 65-1291 

Music 64-840, 64-1481 

Natural philosophy. 65-1237, 65-1260 
65-296, 65-1299 

Natural religion see Teachers and teach- 
ing—Philosophy 

Oriental languages and literature. 65-1275, 

Pedagogy see Teachers and teaching— 
Education 

Pharmacology. 65-1945, 65-1983 

Philology. 65-1258 

Philosophy. 64-173, 65-636, 65-1219 
65-1251, 65-1272, 65-1895 

Physical education and training. 65-1273 

Physics. 65-629, 65-1253, 65-1719 

Physiology. 65-276, 65-1901 

Plant. 65-1672 

Political science. 65-1242, 65-1251 
65-1906, 65-1917, 65-1920 

Public speaking. 65-322, 65-532, 65-602. 
65-1060, 65-1288, 65-1396, 6sll899 

Railway engineering. 65-1936 
Religion see Religious education 

Romance languages and literatures 
65-1246 



Sacred literature. 65-1259 

Sanitary engineering. 65-1293, 65-1936 

Sanskrit. 65-1915 

Science. 65-1720 

Slavic languages and literature. 65-1900 

Social sciences. 65-1981 

Sociology. 65-1337 

Spanish. 65-1284 

Speech. 64-1289 

Surgery. 65-1290, 65-1540, 65-1947 

Technology. 65-1285 



Theology. 65-1239, 65-1271, 65-1287, 
oo—lZoB 

Zoology. 65-167, 65-359, 65-510, 65-654 
65-1223, 65-1329, 65-1887, 65-1938 
65-1940 

By place 
Alaska. 65-1711 
California. 64-543, 65-2010 
Georgia. 64-579, 64-639 
Illinois. 63-119, 64-37, 64-862, 65-663 
Lebanon. 65-588 
Massachusetts. 64-719, 64-882 

Michigan. 64-1408,64-1422,65-227 , 

65-241, 65-351, 65-529, 65-536, 65-549, 
65-611, 65-663, 65-1351, 65-1353 



Minnesota. 63-233, 63-238, 65-671 

Mississippi. 63-132, 64-1034 

Nebraska. 65-1459, 65-1461 

New Jersey. 64-878, 64-882, 65-1653 
65-1662, 65-1677 

New York. 64-820, 64-844, 64-878 
64-918, 65-432 

North Carolina. 63-78, 63-80, 64-539 
64-546, 64-600, 64-1044, 64-1529 ' 

North Dakota. 65-786 

Ohio. 63-183, 65-557 

South Carolina. 65-85 

Tennessee. 64-600, 65-875 

Vermont. 65-955 

Virginia. 63-78, 63-233, 65-663, 65-964. 
65-996 

TEACHERS' colleges 
California. 64-725 
Massachusetts. 64-719 
Michigan. 65-645, 65-1351 
Nebraska. 63-20 
New York. 64-949 
Tennessee. 65-476 

The TEACHERS' portfolio (1862) published by 
64* MO^ 1 " COUnty Teachers ' Association. 



TEACKLE, John, Jr. 63-324 
TEACKLE, Littleton Dennis. 63-324 
TEACKLE family. 63-324 
TEAGUE, B. H , collector. 63-314 
TEAGUE, Charles Collins, 1873-1950. 64-20 
TEAL, Joseph Nathan, 1858-1918. 63-325 

TEALE, Edwin Way. 64-819 
TEAPOT Dome scandal. 65-914 

TEASDALE, Sara, 1884-1933. 64-41, 64-150 

TEASER (Steamer) 64-702 

TEBO and Neosho Railroad. 64-278, 64-304 

TECHNICAL assistance. 65-152 

TE 65^95 CAL C0Operatl0n Administration, V. S. 

TECHNICAL education see Vocational educa- 
tion 

TECHNICAL Mission to Brazil, V. S. 65-29 

TECHNICAL schools 
Alabama. 64-230 

Pennsylvania. 63-154 

^So"*"^ Misslon t0 °-™«*. »«. 



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TECHNOLOGY 



see also names of specific industries, arts, 
trades, etc 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1285 

TECUMSEH, Mich. 65-604 

Business and family papers. 65-529 

TECUMSEH Reading Room Society, Tecumseh, 
Mich. 65-529 

TEDDINGTON, Eng. 

Personal papers. 64-796 
TEED, Alonzo D. 64-939 
TEED, Florences., 1901-1954. 65-592 
TEED family. 64-939 
TEETH. 64-683 

TEFFT, Israel Keech, 1794-1862. 65-1859 
TEGETTHOFF, Wilhelm toh._ 64-817 
TEHERAN, Iran 

Conference, 1943. 65-38 

TEHUANTEPEC, Isthmus of. 64-345 

TEICHMANN, EmiL 1845-1924. 64-172 

TEICHMANN, Oskar. 64-172 

TEJADA, Sebastian Lerdo de see Lerdo de 
Tejada, Sebastian, Pres. Mexico, 1820- 
1889 

TEJEDA, Miqi. 64-738 

TELECOMMUNICATION see Cables— Sub- 
marine; Telegraph 

TELEGRAPH. 64-1585, 65-567 

Civil War. 65-897, 65-1128 
History and Invention. 64-1582 
By place 

Alaska. 65-1037, 65-1711, 65-1780 

Pennsylvania. 65-826 
TELEGRAPH companies. 64-861,65-1128 

Alaska. 65-1128, 65-1171 

Florida. 64-1047 

Michigan. 65-408 

New York. 64-942 

Utah. 65-1127 

Wyoming. 65-1794 

TELEGRAPH Creek, B. C. 
General store. 65-1037 

TELEGRAPH poles. 63-235 

TELEGRAPH, Submarine see Cables— Sub- 
marine 

TELEGRAPHIC longitude work of the U. S. 
Coast Surveys. 64-1556 



TELEPHONE 

History and Invention. 65-627 

Rural lines. 64-685 
TELEPHONE companies. 64-907 

Michigan. 65-408 

New York. 64-919, 64-942 

Ohio. 64-942 
TELEPHONE no. 2 (Ship) 64-709 

TELEVISION. 65-1060 

Broadcasting. 64-1619 

Educational. 65-138 

Production. 64-1631 

Scripts. 64-204, 64-1601, 64-1603, 
64-1629, 65-1062, 65-1084, 65-1095, 
65-1116 

Missouri. 64-305 
TELFAIR family. 64-579 
TELLER, Charlotte. 64-579 

TELLER, Henry Moore, 1830-1914. 65-1156, 
65-1189, 65-1190 

TEMPERANCE. 63-85, 64-224, 64-281, 
64-597, 64-638, 64-729, 64-966, 64-976, 
64-1241, 64-1293, 64-1562, 65-223, 65-432, 
65-591, 65-599, 65-835, 65-1216 

see also Alcoholism; Prohibition 

Lectures, addresses, etc. 64-822, 64-1425 

Programs and meetings. 65-1629 

Societies. 63-193, 64-24, 65-1034, 
65-1984, 65-2010 

Michigan. 65-61L 65-648, 65-1356, 
65-1367, 65-1375 

New York. 64-1593 

North Carolina. 64-994 

By place 

Minnesota. 63-239, 63-242, 63-251 

TEMPERANCE Hall, Tenn. 
Merchants. 64-1195 

TEMPERATURE records see Meteorology 
(Climate, weather, etc~5 

TEMPLE, Benjamin, 1801-1871. 64-1242 

TEMPLE, Elizabeth (Skyren) 64-1242 

TEMPLE, Henry John, 3d viscount Palmerston 
see Palmerston, Henry John Temple, 3d 
viscount, 1784-1865 

TEMPLE, Robert 

Estate of. 64-1242 
TEMPLE family. 65-189 

Genealogy. 64-1222, 64-1229, 64-1242 

TEMPLE of Agriculture. 64-851 



TEMPLE Patrick, Ire. 
Account book. 64-56 

TEN BROOK, Andrew, 1814-1888. 65-217, 
65-246, 65-253, 65-593, 65-618 

TENEYCK, K. 64-943 

TENHOOR, Marten, 1890- 64-1403, 65-636 

TENANT f»™«'ng see Farm tenancy 

TENANTS see Rent 

TENEMENT-houses 

New York City. 65-91 

TENNESSEE 

Agriculture. 64-1188, 64-1198 

Architectural drafting. 64-348 

Austin Peay State College, Clarksville. 
64-1201 

Authors. 65-888 

Banks and banking. 64-1195 

Biographies. 65-883 

Boundaries. 64-366 

Cavalry 

5th Regt. , 1862-1865 (U. S. Army) 
64-1195 

Census. 63-93 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-1185, 
64-1188, CV874 

Missions. 65-1831 

Sunday schools. 64-975 

Episcopal. 64-486, 64-600 

Methodist. 63-202, 64-969, 64-974, 
64-975, 64-1199 

Presbyterian. 64-1104, 65-881 

Cities. 64-1193 

Civil War. 64-1186, 64-1187, 64-1188 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
63-108, 63-332, 64-243, 64^246, 
64-1185, 64-1535, 65-1073, 65-1442 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-506 
Civilian affairs. 64-1535 
Hospitals. 65-160, 65-1964 
Military papers. 63-403, 64-1182 

Military service. 63-341, 63-350, 
64-242, 64-243, 64-246, 64-248, 
64-666, 64-734, 64-1094, 64-1122, 
65-632 

Confederate side. 64-403, 64-464, 
64-493, 64-577, 64-603 

Regiments see Tennessee— Cavalry; 
Tennessee— Infantry 

Soldiers from 

Confederate side. 64-1085, 64-1180, 
65-874, 65-877 



591 



TENNESSEE 
Civil War 

Soldiers from (Continued) 

Union side. 64-1307 
Southern Unionists. 63-63, 64-1178 

Colleges and universities. 64-S62 64-1041 
64-1172, 64-1199, 64-1201, 64-1384 
65-476 

see also Sewanee, Tenn. -University of 
the South 

Company stores. 64-657 

Constitutional Convention, 1870. 65-726 

Cooperative communities. 64-1196 
Courts 

County Court (Lincoln Co. ) 65-726 

State Circuit Court. 63-382 

U. S. District Court for Middle and East 
Tennessee. 64-1204 

Estates. 64-1178, 65-710, 65-881 

Family papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 64-589, 64-742 
64-1031, 65-736, 65-877 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1018 

19th century. 64-499, 64-1198, 64-1535 
65-878 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-483, 
64-1191, 64-1202, 65-735, 65-876 
65-885 ' 

20th century. 64-1172 
Farm life. 65-874 
Farms and farming. 64-1193, 65-875 
Folk schools. 65-879 
Forests and forestry. 65-885 
Furnaces and forges. 64-1175 
Garden clubs. 64-1200 
Genealogy. 64-1192 
General stores. 64-1176, 64-1181 
Government. 64-1185, 65-885 
Historical Commission. 65-888 
Historical societies. 64-1203, 65-884 
History. 64-1203, 64-1205 
Indian agencies and agents. 64-1194 
Industrial relations. 65-1216 
Infantry 

1st Regt., 1846-1847. 64-1007 
2dRegt (Bate's) 1861-1865 (C.S. A.) 

Company K. 64-1182 
3d Regt. , 1861-1865 (C. S. A. ) 65-877 
14th Regt , 1861-1865 (C. S. A. ) 64-1180 
30th Regt., 1861-1865 (C.S. A.) 
Company A. 65-874 



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Iron industry and trade. 65-875 
Judges. 63-382, 64-567, 64-1204 
Land. 64-1176, 64-1193, 64-1286 
Claims. 64-299 

Legal documents. 64-1018, 64-1053 
64-1195, 65-710, 65-881 

Transactions. 64-1194 

Law practice 

19th century. 64-408, 64-510, 6*-1007 
64-1176, 64-1178, 65-880 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-382, 64-451 
64-798 ' 

Letters from. 64-373, 64-460, 64-676 
64-1541, 65-715, 65-743 

Letters received in. 64-540 

Libraries. 65-884, 65-886 

Library associations. 65-884, 65-886 

Literacy. 64-1193 

Livestock. 64-1193 

Medical practice. 63-133 

Memorials. 64-1197 

Merchants. 64-1195 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc.) 
65-887 

Natural resources. 64-1188 

Nature study. 64-1173 

Navy yards. 64-246 

Newspapers. 63-68 

Patriotic societies. 64-1179, 64-1184 
64-1192 ' 

Personal papers 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-464 

19th century. 64-530, 64-557, 64-1044. 
65-737 ™ 

20th century. 64-1206 

Pioneer life. 65-887 

Plantations. 64-467, 64-519, 65-880 

Politics. 64-1186 

Election campaigns. 63-382 

Elections. 64-1195, 65-884 

Letters relating to. 64-1199 

Newspaper clippings. 64-1195 

Organizations and parties 

Progressive Party (Founded 1948J 
65-1216 

Papers of persons active in 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-1194 



19th century. 64-510, 64-1182, 
65-726, 65-735, 65-880 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-382 
64-567, 64-1185 

20th centnry. 64-257 



Powder mills. 65-887 

Publishers and publishing. 64-972 

Railroads. 64-511, 64-1203 

Real estate business. 64-1176, 65-880 

Reconstruction. 64-1182, 64-1186 

Revolution 
Soldiers from 

Registers, lists, etc 64-1184 

Roads. 65-881, 65-885 

Schools. 64-1188, 64-1193, 65-875 

Scientists. 64-29, 64-126 

Secession. 64-1187 

Slave records. 65-881 

Slavery. 54-1193 

Social life. 64-1182, 64-1185, 64-1186, 
64-1188, 64-1199, 65-736, 65-887 

State Library, Nashville. 65-684 

State Normal College, Nashville see 
George Peabody College for Teachers, 
Nashville, Tenn. 

Students. 64-481, 64-482, 64-1018 
65-1581 

Summer schools. 64-1201 

Surveys and surveying. 64-299, 64-366. 
64-1195 

Tax records. 64-1195 

Teachers and tparMrg. 64-600, 65-875 

Teachers' colleges. 65-476 

Tobacco trade. 64-1180 

Travel and description. 64-1179, 65-887 

University (Knaxville) 

Dept of Education. 64-1201 
Summer School. 64-1201 
Vital records 

Church records. 64-969, 64-975 
Obituaries. 65-881 
Veterans. 64-1184 
Wool industry and trade. 64-657 
World War I 

Soldiers from. 64-1183 
Writings on. 65-888 

Zinc mines and wining 64-1214 



TENNESSEE Federation of Garden Clubs. 
64-1200 ™** 

TENNESSEE Historical Society. 64-1203 
65-884 ' 



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TENNESSEE Library Association. 65-884, 
65-886 

TENNESSEE Ever Valley 

Public works. 63-382 

TENNESSEE Valley Authority. 64-257, 
64-1269 

Assistant General Counsel. 65-51 

Opposition to. 64-1599 

TENNESSEE Valley Authority act. 64-1576 

TENNESSEE Woolen Mill, McMinnville, Tenn. 
64-657 

TENNEY, Harriet A. 64-1500 

TENNYSON, Alfred Tennyson, baron, 1609- 
1892 

Autographs. 64-63 

TENTS. 63-366 

TENTS and Revels, Great Britain Office of. 
65-1879 

TERHUNE, Mary Virginia (Haves) 63-48 

TERRE Haute, Ind. 

Rose Polytechnic Institute. 65-1719 
TERREBONNE Parish, La. 

Plantations. 64-1102 

TERRELL, Marjory. , 64-1116 
TERRELL family. 65-1027 
Genealogy. 65-883 

TERRBS, William. 64-783 

TERRITORIAL enterprise, Virginia City, Nev. 
(Newspaper) 65-1185 

TERRITORIAL expansion. 64-738, 65-905 

see also Imperialism 

TERRITORIES and possessions (U. S. ) 

Governors. 64-55 

Legislation. 63-382 

TERRY, Alfred Howe. 63-397 

TERRY, Charles C. , 1830-1867. 64-1266 

TERRY, Dame Ellen, 1848-1928. 65-1874 

TERRY, Quentin Carlile. 64-201 

TERRY, Rose see Cooke, Rose (Terry) 1827- 
1892 

TERRY, William. 64-1189 

TERRY family 

Genealogy. 64-1177 
TESLA, Nikola, 1856-1943. 64-1364 
TESSON, Edward M. 65-1403 
TESSON, Laura (Forsyth) 65-1403 
TESSON des Ravines, Michel 

Family of. 65-1403 



TESSON collection, 1757-1910. 65-1403 
TESSON family. 65-1403 

TESTING Materials, American Society for. 
64-1174 

TEWKSBURY Township, N. J. 
Personal papers. 65-1614 

TEXAN Emigration and Land Company. 
64-754 

TEXAS. 64-265, 64-1568, 65-876, 65-1773 , 
65-1790 

Agricultural and Mechanical College, 
College Station. 64-895 

Agriculture. 65-1773 

Annexation to the United States. 64-522 

Birds. 65-1790 

Bonds. 64-740 

Buffalo hunting. 65-803 

Capitols (Buildings) 65-614 

Cattle raising and trade. 64-265, 65-803, 
65-804, 65-808, 65-1773 

Charitable organizations. 64-750 
Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 
Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist. 64-1162, 64-1163 

Episcopal. 64-1548 

Presbyterian. 65-2, 65-3, 65-5 
Civil War. 64-740 

Civilian affairs. 65-299, 65-1855 

Military service in. 64-623 

Regiments see Texas— Infantry 

Soldiers from. 65-1855 

Colleges and universities. 64-759, 65-3 
65-802 

Colonization. 64-744 

Consular service (Germany) 64-744 

Cortina Wars. 64-741 

Cotton. 64-747 

Growing. 64-433, 64-756 

Trade. 64-756 

Crimes. 64-681 

Economic conditions. 64-891 

Estates. 64-745, 64-747, 64-755 

Express companies. 65-810 

Family papers. 64-516, 64-742 

19th century. 64-388, 64-741, 64-1049, 
64-1540 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1179, 
65-1647 

Farms and farming. 64-760, 64-1049 



Finance. 64-740, 64-743 

Fortifications. 65-1516 

Fraternal organizations. 64-743, 64-750 

Gas, Natural. 65-812 

Geological maps. 65-812 

Grocery trade. 65-809, 65-811 

Harbors. 64-749 

History. 64-748, 65-805, 65-1773 

Hotels. 65-810 

Immigration and emigration. 64-744, 
64-754 

Indian depredations and wars. 63-355, 
64-4, 64-755 

Indians. 65-883 

Infantry 

Hood's Brigade, 1861-1865. 64-741 
4thRegt, 1861-1865. 64-741 
12th RegL (Civil War) 65-1855 

Journalism. 65-805, 65-813 

Labor. 64-753 

Land. 64-740, 64-748, 64-749, 64-757, 
64-759, 64-760, 65-884, 65-1320 

Companies. 64-754, 65-804 
Grants. 64-752 

Legal documents. 64-746, 64-749, 
64-756 

Settlement 64-754 

Transactions. 64-747, 65-803, 65-807 

Law practice. 64-740, 64-745, 64-748, 
64-759 

Legislature. 64-753, 65-813 
Letters from 

19th century. 63-351, 64-676, 64-746, 
65-1643 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-376 

Lumber Industry and trade. 64-745, 
64-749 

Manufacturing. 64-749 

Mexican depredations. 64-755 

Mexican period. 65-1773 

Military posts. 65-943 

Registers, lists, etc. 65-869 

Military service in. 63-226, 65-868 

Murders. 64-681 

Newspapers. 65-813, 65-1320 

Parks. 65-813 

Petroleum industry and trade. 64-1036, 
65-812 

Pioneer life. 65-803, 65-1773 

Pipelines. 65-683 



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TEXAS (Continued) 

Politics. 64-1017, 65-813 

Organizations and parties. 65-813 

Papers of persons active In 

19th century. 64-740 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-759 

20th century. 65-741 

Population elements 

Mexicans. 65-5 

Railroads. 64-740, 64-749, 64-753 

Ranches. 64-749, 64-752, 65-807, 65-1327 

Records. 65-804 , 65-806, 65-808 
65-814 ' 

Religious education 

Presbyterian. 65-2, 65-3 

Republic, 1836-1846 see Texas (Republic) 

Revolution, 1835-1836. 64-265, 64-745 
64-755, 64-1017 

Military papers. 63-36 

Salt industry and trade. 64-754 

Sheep raising and trade. 64-914 

Slave records. 64-747, 64-756 

Slave trade. 64-754 

Spanish period. 65-1773, 65-1790 

State Comptroller. 64-743 

State Parks Board. 65-813 

Steamboats. 64-255, 64-745 

Surveys and surveying. 64-749 

Tax records. 64-747, 64-748 

Trading posts. 65-803 

Trail drivers. 65-883 

Travel and description. 64-563 64-742 
64-749, 64-754, 64-760, 64-1179, ' 
65-1815 

University (Austin) 64-759 
Board of Regents. 65-802 
TEXAS Brigade, 1861-1865. 64-741 
TEXAS cattle fever. 64-891 
TEXAS Joint Labor Legislative Board. 64-753 
TEXAS Panhandle 

Land settlement 64-752 

TEXAS Presbyterian educational movement. 
65-3 

TEXAS Press Association. 65-813 
TEXAS railway journal. 64-753 
TEXAS (Republic) 64-755, 65-1773 
TEXEL, Netherlands 

Family papers. 65-225 
TEXTBOOKS 

Music 64-840 



TEXTILE Committee of the Fair Labor 
Standards Act 64-21 

TEXTILE industry and trade. 64-56, 64-1503 

see also Cotton— Manufacturing; Dry goods 
business; Dyes and dyeing; irmw^g 
mills; Linen industry; Rayon industry 
and trade; Silk industry and trade; 
Weavers and weaving; Wool industry 
and trade; Yarn Industry 

Investments. 65-1916 

North Carolina. 64-982 

South Carolina. 64-1037 

Wisconsin. 64-1637 

ikx -rii.p machinery. 64-917 

Inventions and Inventors. 64-1112 

TEXTRON, inc. (formerly Nashua Manufactur- 
ing Company) 64-240 

TEY Magna, Manor of, Essex, Eng. 64-62 

THACHER, Elizabeth see Kent, Elizabeth 
(Tbacher) 

THACHER, Peter, 1651-1727. 63-35 

THACHER, Peter, 1688-1744. 63-35 

THACHER, Peter, 1715-1785. 63-35 

THACKARA, Ellen Ewing (Sherman) 1859-1915 
63-264 

THACKERAY, Anne Isabella see Ritchie, 
Anne Isabella (Thackeray) Lady, 1837-1919 

THAILAND. 63-112 

THATCHER, John Boyd. 64-523 

THAXTER, Edward. 65-2001 

THAYER (Barry) and Company. 64-381 

THAYER, James Bradley, 1831-1902 
64-1218, 64-1500 

THAYER, James S. 63-398 

THAYER, John Milton, 1820-1906. 65-1440 
65-1489 ' 

THAYER, Joseph Henry, 1828-1901 
65-1282 

THAYER, N. 65-885 

THAYER, S.B. 65-595 

THAYER, Sylvanus, 1785-1872. 63-228 

THAYER, Tiffany Ellsworth, 1902- 63-354 

THAYER, William Roscoe, 1859-1923 
65-1283 

THAYER & Lincoln. 64-1399 

THEATER 

Here are entered general references to 
the drama as acted upon the stage, and 
references to the historical, legal, moral, 
and religious aspects of the theater, as well 
as references to the architecture, construc- 
tion, decoration, etc, of theaters, and the 
management of theaters. 
see also Actors, actresses, and acting; 

Drama; Musical theater 
64-49, 64-309, 64-717, 64-783, 64-1345, 
64-1562, 65-1838 



594 



Business records. 64-95, 64-1571 
65-1692 

Costumes. 64-1611, 65-1761, 65-1878 
Little theater movement 65-1998 

Production of plays. 64-1614, 64-1618, 
64-1627, 64-1630, 64-1631, 64-1633 

Programs. 64-309, 64-717, 64-844, 
65-680, 65-686 

Publicity. 65-703 
Stage lighting. 64-1625 
Stage setting and scenery. 64-8, 64-801 
Touring companies. 64-8 
By place 
California. 65-844 
Canal Zone. 65-1827 
Connecticut 65-1215 

Great Britain. 64-49, 64-117, 64-147, 
65-1874, 65-1878 

Michigan. 65-452, 65-1325 

Middle West 63-252 
Minnesota. 63-246, 63-252 
Missouri. 64-332 
Nevada. 65-1166, 65-1172 
New York. 64-902, 64-942 

New York City. 64-8, 64-1625, 64-1630, 
65-844, 65-1874 

North Carolina. 64-1536 

Ohio. 64-1330 

Pennsylvania. 64-1227 

Virginia. 64-1227 

Washington, D. C. 64-786, 64-1571 

Wisconsin. 63-230 

THEATRE Guild of Balboa, Canal Zone 
65-1827 

THEATRE handbook, compiled by Bernard 
Sobel. 65-703 

THEATRICAL agents. 64-783, 65-1310 
THEFT 

Cattle. 64-752 
Horses. 64-681, 65-799 
THEOLOGICAL seminaries 
see also Religious education 
Baptist 64-1069, 64-1161, 65-1884 
Congregational. 65-1050, 65-1762 
Jewish. 65-1744 
Lutheran 

Argentina. -64-187 
Brazil. 64-187 
Missouri. 63-24 
South Carolina. 64-550 



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THEOLOGICAL seminaries (Continued) 
New Jerusalem Church. 65-183 
Presbyterian 

Massachusetts. 64-1281 
Ohio. 63-179, 63-181, 63-205 
Reformed Church in America 
New Jersey. 65^1567 
By place 

Massachusetts. 65-1050, 65-1762 
Michigan. 65-1353 
New York City. 65-92 
THEOLOGICAL Btudents. 64-952 
Episcopal. 64-1121 

Pennsylvania. 85-1420 

New Tort 64-862, 65-386 

THEOLOGICAL Union of Chicago see Baptist 
Theological Union, Chicago, m. 

THEOLOGY. 64-168, 64-481, 64-926, 64-946, 
64-1055, 64-1564 

see also Christianity; Dtspensa t l on a liB m; 
Ethics; Natural religion; Religion; 
Revelation; and the subdivision Doctrine 
under names of Christian deno min a ti ons, 
e. g. Lutheran churche6 — Doctrine 

Bibliography. 65-1309 

Controversy. 64-1072 

Indian languages. 63-1 

Lectures, notes, etc 65-1239 

Pastoral. 65-1567 

School notebooks. 65-1636 

Teachers and teaching. 65-1271, 65-1287, 
65-1288 

THEOLOGY, Devotional see Devotional 
exercises (Daily readings) 

THEOSOPHICAL Society. 64-76 

THEOSOPHY. 64-76 

THERMODYNAMICS see Quantum theory 

THIBAULT, Anatole see France, Anatole, 
1844-1924 

THTERACK, Otto George. 64-1313 
THtLENIUS, George C. 64-278 
THELLY, Jessie M. 64-882 
THfMBLEMAKERS. 64-163 
The THIRD rail (Publication) 63-246 
THIS week magazine. 65-1205 

THOMAS, Annie D. 64-947 

THOMAS, Calvin, 1854-1919. 65-594 

THOMAS, Cyrus. 65-1921 

THOMAS, Dylan. 64-150 



THOMAS, Elbert Duncan, 1883-1953. 
65-463 

THOMAS, Ella. 65-595 

THOMAS, Francis, d. 1917. 65-1365 



THOMAS, Frederick William, 1806-1866. 
64-803, 64-960 

THOMAS, George Henry, 1816-1870. 65-468, 

65-950 
THOMAS, Jane. 65-887 
THOMAS, Jesse. 65-595 
THOMAS, Jesse Burgess, 1808-1850. 65-595 
THOMAS, John Addison. 64-1575 
THOMAS, Jonathan. 65-595 
THOMAS, L. H 64-1429 
THOMAS, Lewis. 64-810 
THOMAS, Lorenzo. 65-950 

THOMAS, Lowell, 1892- 64-1622, 64-1624, 

65-1059 
THOMAS, Malcolm. 65-595 

THOMAS, Maurice. 65-23 

THOMAS, Nathan Macy, 1803-1887. 65-595 

THOMAS, Norman Mattoon, 1884- 64-1594, 
65-56, 65-57 

THOMAS, Pamela S. Brown. 65-595 

THOMAS, Seth, 1873-1962. 65-170 

THOMAS, Stanton. 65-595 

THOMAS, Stephen. 64-1220 

THOMAS, Stephen V. 65-594 

THOMAS, William, of Mankato, Minn. 64-892 

THOMAS, William E. 65-1758 

THOMAS, William George, 1899-1942. 64-658 

THOMAS, William Moy, 1828-1910. 64-117 

THOMAS Dana (Ship) 64-1399 

THOMAS family. 65-595 

THOMASON, Robert Ewing, 1879- 65-741 

THOMASTON; Me. 

Ships. 65-1976 

THOMPSON, Alice Christiana see Meynell, 
Alice Christiana (Thompson)1847-1922 

THOMPSON, Augusta Louise Rosenthal. 
65-1365 

THOMPSON, Benjamin, caxriagemaker of 
Ypsilanti, Mich. 65-401 

THOMPSON, Benjamin, physician, of PlalnweU, 
Mich. 65-596 

THOMPSON, Bradley Martin, 1835-1917 

Notes on lectures by. 65-606 
THOMPSON, Charles E. 63-328 
THOMPSON, Cyrus, 1853-1930. 64-1117 



65-67, J THOMPSON, David, 1770-1857. 65-1782 

THOMPSON, Dixie W. 65-1975 

THOMPSON, Dorothy, 1894-1961. 65-1160 

THOMPSON, Edwin H. 65-1976 

THOMPSON, Eliza Jane (Trimble) 63-193 

THOMPSON, Emmala (Butler) 64-1119 

THOMPSON, Frank, pseud, see Seelye, 
Sarah Emma Edmonds, 1841-1898 

THOMPSON, George Sidney, 1839-1876. 
65-742 

THOMPSON, J. M. 65-1495 

THOMPSON, James Henry, 1812-1900. 63-193 

* THOMPSON, John. 65-1831 

THOMPSON, JohnB. 65-1701 

THOMPSON, John Reuben, 1823-1873. 64-803, 
64-960, 65-1029 



THOMPSON, Joseph N. 65-743 

THOMPSON, Kate White. 65-887 

THOMPSON, Kathleen see Norrls, Kathleen 
(Thompson) 1880-1966 

THOMPSON, Lawrence. 65-743 

THOMPSON, Lewis, 1808-1867. 64-1118 

THOMPSON, Lewis Nathan. 65-23 

THOMPSON, Lucie (Malone) 65-743 

THOMPSON, Malvlna C. 65-1160 

THOMPSON, Mary, fl. 1839, of Tennessee? 
65-885 

THOMPSON, Mary, n. 1851-1855, of Ireland. 

64-358 
THOMPSON, Meriwether Jeff, 1826-1876. 

64-659 

THOMPSON, Ralph. 64-1558 

THOMPSON, Rebecca, <L 1856. 65-743 

THOMPSON, Richard Wigglnton, 1809-1900. 
65-474 

THOMPSON, Seth. 65-1 

THOMPSON, Susan P. see Queries, Susan 
P. (Thompson) 

THOMPSON, Vance, 1863-1925. 65-937, 
65-1850 

THOMPSON, Waddy, 1798-1868. 64-1119 , 
65-936 

* THOMPSON, William. 65-971 

THOMPSON, William C. 64-256 

THOMPSON, William Oxley, 1855-1933. 
64-1462, 65-319, 65-1916 

THOMPSON family. 65-743 
THOMPSON, Helbum, firm. 64-240 






595 



THOMPSON, Mich. 

Lumber industry and trade. 65-405 

"SKST 8 (SamUeI) NepheW£ > *»• 
THOMSON, Mrs. Benjamin. 65 -i 56 9 
THOMSON, E. H. 64-841 
THOMSON, John Edgar , 1808 . 1874 ^^ 

THOMSON, Vernon. 65-1059 

ra Arr b - d M°r n 6^r^--- 

^^bf^ Era6St Alovsius - 1891- 
THORN, John. 64-941 

THORNBURGH, Laura. 64-1206 
TH Sif' ASlUeyH0r ^- 1"1-1933. 
THORNDIKE, Lynn, 1882- 64-1365 
THORNTON, Richard H. 64-699 
THORNTON, Riley. 65-1831 
THORNTON, S. Edwin. 6 5_ 14 95 
THORNTON, Thomas G. «65-870 
THORNTON family 
Genealogy. 64-1222 

""SKEF^ JameS Henle ^ 1812-1862. 

THORPE, Rose Hartwick. 65-228 
THOUGHT and thinking. 63-390 
THRALL, William B. 63-190 

THREE-Quarters-Century Club 

Battle Creek, Mich., Chapter. 65-1385 
THREE Rivers, Can. 

Merchants and landowners. 65-1725 
THREE star extra (Radio program) 64-1610 
THROCKMORTON, Joseph. 64-340 
THRUSTON family. 64-1031 
THUNBERG, Karl Peter. 64-116 
THUNDER Bay Boom Company, Alp eoa , mch . 

THURBER, Henry Thomas, d. 1904. 65-644, 
THURBER, James. 64-1560 
T ™5 A 00; 65 U -905 Granberry ' 1813 " 1895 - 



T J^^^ Collection: InJex 



THURSBY, Emma Cecilia, 1845-1931. 63-361 
THURSTTN, E. B. 65-1355 

TH TlI?3 N '6 J 5^44r 0n ' 1847 - 1916 - 

THURSTON, Robert Henry, 1839-1903. 64-891 
THURSTON, Rog ers Claxk ^.^ ^^ 

THWEATT family. 64-1031 
THWTNG, Charles. 65-1918 

TIBBETS (J. F. ) Lumber and Hardware Store 
Ravenna, Mich. 65-404 ° a " ware Btore « 

TIBBITS, WUUam B. 65-1082 

TICKNOR, Benjamin Holt, 1842-1919. 63-401 

TICKNOR, Caroline, 1866-1937. 63-401 

TI< S: %?i5i 1791 - 1871 - 63 - 337 > 

^^m firm ' P""" 811 " 8 . Boston, Mass. 



TILLEY, Benjamin. 65-1591 
Tn 63^1 G 7 HAST ' WiUiam NbrWOOd > 1831-1920. 
TILLINGHAST famUy. 63-117 
TILLMAN, Benjamin. 63-290 

TILLMAN, Benjamin Ryan, 1847-1918 
63-325, 65-455 

TILLMAN, Samuel Escue, 1847-1942. 65-887 

TILLY family see Le Gardeur family 

TlLTON^A.E.tC.E.) New York City. 

TILTON, Alfred E. 65-1175 
TILTON, Charles E. 65-1175 
TILTON, James, d. 1878. 65-1056 

nL 64°^62 The0d0re ' 1835 " 1907 - 64-1278, 



TICONDEROGA, N. Y. 
Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
do-179 

TIDBALL, John C. 63-360 
TIDE Water Oil Company. 64-736 
TIDELANDS oil controversy. 64-736, 64-738 
T1EDEMAN, Inez see Chapin, Inez (Tiedeman) 
TIE 64^150 S ' EUniCe (Hammond ) 1884-1944. 

"^el?^ ^^ Cleveland, 

TIFT, W. Orville. 65-1860 

TILBURY (Ship) 63-221 

TILDEN, Freeman. 65-717 

TILDEN, Harriet Converse see Moody, Harriet 
Converse (Tilden) 1857-1932 aar "« 

T ^4 S M-T575° neE ' 1814 - 1886 - 63 - 377 ' 
^eS^T^^ ^ Residential 
TTLFORD, John. 63-362 

TILFORD, Olive see Dargan, Olive (Tilford) 

TILGHMAN, Benjamin. 64-1145 

TILGHMAN, WiUiam, 1756-1824. 63-116 

TILGHMAN family. 63-116 

TILLETT, Mrs. Charles W. see Tillett 
Gladys Avery, 1915- — ' 



TILLETT, Gladys Avery, 1915- 
TILLEY, A.C. 65-1446 

596 



65-33 



TIMBER. 64-1637, 65-376 

see^lso Forests and forestry; Lumber 
industry and trade — ""-er 

Arkansas. 65-1306 

Pennsylvania. 65-827 

Washington. 64-1267 
TIMES, South Bend, Ind. 64-820 
TIMMONS, John 
Estate of. 65-733 

TIMOSHENKO, Stephen, 1878- 64-1581 
TIMROD, Henry, 1828-1867. 65-1029 
TIN industry and trade 

see also Tinware 

Missouri. 65-687 
TDJELLI, L. W. 65-1517 
TINKHAM, Charles B. 64-806 

TINKLING Spring Presbyterian Church 
Augusta Co., Va. 64-1236 

TDJSLEY family. 64-1244 
TINWARE. 65-187 

see also Tin industry and trade 
TIOGA Consolidated Mining Company. 65-1187 
TIOGA Co., N. Y. 
C5vU War 

Soldiers from. 64-831 
Family papers. 64-915 
TIOGA Co., Pa. 

Merchants. 64-1148 
TIONESTA Valley Railway. 64-815 
TIPTON, John, 1786-1839. *64-1585 
TIROS I (Meteorological satellite) 64-782 



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TISSUE culture. 64-134 

TITCHENER, Edward Bradford, 1867-1927. 
65-486 

TTTHERINGTON, Richard Handfield, 1861- 
1935. 65-^012 

TTTTMAN, Otto Hilgard, 1850-1938. 64-1268 

TITUS, Sam W. 65-1350 

TIVERTON, Eng. 

Blundell's School. 64-796 

TTVOLI, N. Y. 

Family papers. 65-41 
TOBACCO. 64-374, 64-1113, 65-173 
Growing. 63-47, 64-436, 64-1031 

Missouri. 64-309 

North Carolina. 64-375 

Virginia. 64-436, 64-751 
Manufacture 

North Carolina. 63-110, 64-982 

Southern States. 63-56 
Opposition to. 63-85 
Taxation. 65-1787 
Trade. 63-60, 64-376, 64-388, 64-1033 

Georgetown, D. C. 63-342 

Great Britain. 63-345 

Mexico. 64-890 

New York City. 63-342 

North Carolina. 64-564, 64-1537 ■ 

Pennsylvania. 65-833 

Scotland. 63-342 

South Carolina. 63-300 

Tennessee. 64-1180 

Virginia. 63-345, 64-531, 65-903, 
65-981, 65-987 

TOBIN, Avram I. 65-1958 

TOCQUEVILLE, Alexis Charles Henri Maurice 
Clerelde, 1805-1859. 64-63 

TOD, John, 1793-1882. 65-1140 

TODD, Charles Henry, 1838-1915. 63-194 

TODD, Charles Stewart, 1791-1871. 63-194 

TODD, David. 64-343 

TODD, Elodie see Dawson, Elodie (Todd) 
1844-1881. 65-719 

TODD, Mary see Lincoln, Mary (Todd) 
1818-1882 

TODD, Rosa(BunreU) 63-194 

TODD, Thomas, 1765-1826. 63-194, 65-25 

TODD, William Henry, 1867-1932. 64-1260 

TODD family. 63-194 , 65-719 

Genealogy. 65-882 



TODSBURG, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 
TOKLAS, Alice B. 65-1100 
TOKYO, Japan 

Imperial University. 65-1719 

Missionary societies. 64-431 

Travel and description. 63-234 

World War H 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-919 

TOLBERT, William E. , ca. 1840-ca. 1900. 
63-118 

TOLBERT family. 63-118 
TOLEDO, Ohio 
Politics 

Organizations and parties. 65-1219 

TOLEDO, Thornton and St. Louis Railroad. 
65-409 

TOLEDO War, 1835-1836 (Michigan-Ohio 
boundary dispute) 65-388 

TOLL family. 65-530 
TOLL roads 

New Jersey. 65-1565, 65-1640, 65-1683 

New York. 64-827, 64-937, 65-1523 
North Carolina. 64-643 
Pennsylvania. 65-915 
Tennessee. 65-881 

TOLLEFSON, Thor Carl, 1901- 64-1272, 
65-1040 

TOLLER, Ernst, 1893-1939. 65-1079 , 
65-1205 

TOLMAN, Edward Chace, 1886- 65-486 

TOLMIE, William Fraser, 1812-1886. 
64-1266, 65-1038, 65-1056 

TOLSTOI, Lev Nikolaevich, graf, 1828-1910. 
65-1205 

TOM Mooney Moulders Defense Committee. 
64-19 

TOMAHAWK (Schooner) 64-824 
TOMB, James Hamilton. 65-744 
TOMB, William Victor, d. 1941 . 65-744 
TOMBSTONE records see Vital records 
TOMKINS, Aaron. 65-1594 

TOMKINS, Jemima D. see Halstead, 
Jemima D. (TomBns5 

TOMLIN, John. 64-803 

TOMLINSON, Fanny. 65-1800 

TOMLINSON, Gideon, 1780-1854. 65-1836 



TOMLINSON, Henry Major, 1873-1958. 
65-1205, 65-1664 



TOMLINSON, Mary Bell (Martin) see Bake- 
well, Mary Bell (Martin) 

TOMLINSON, Mathew. 65-311 

TOMLINSON family. 64-207,65-978,65-1836 

TOMPKINS, Calvin. 63-331 

TOMPKINS, Charles Brown, 1838-1919. 
63-119 

TOMPKINS (D. A. ) Company. 63-120 

TOMPKINS, Daniel Augustus, 1851-1914. 
63-120, 64-1120 

TOMPKINS, Daniel D. , 1774-1825. 63-366 

TOMPKINS, Edward. 64-108 

TOMPKINS, Mary (Gapen) 1831-1873. 63-119 

TOMPKINS Co. , N. Y. 

Accounts. 64-877 

Estates. 64-835 

Family and personal papers. 64-825, 
64-857 

Law practice. 64-942 

Politics. 64-936 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-898 
TOMPKINS family 

Genealogy. 64-797 
TONAWANDA, N. Y. 

First Trinity Lutheran Church. 63-21 

TONG societies. 64-879 
TONICS see Medicine— Patent 
TONNESON, C. A. 64-867 
TONTI, Henri de, d. 1704. 65-1793 

TOO late the Phalarope (Theatrical production) 
64-1611 

TOOELE Co. , Utah 

Biographies. 65-1182 

TOOL work education. 65-165 

TOOLS 

see also Farm machinery and implements; 
Implements 

Prices. 64-241 
TOOMBS, Robert Augustus, 1810-1885. 
TOOTH enamel see Enamel, Dental 
TOPEKA, Kan. 

Family papers. 65-171 

Ice Industry and trade. 65-171 
TOPOGRAPHY 

Michigan. 65-533 

Virginia. 65-946 
TOPSFIELD, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 



63-97 



597 



TOPSHAM, Me. 

Seafaring life. 65-1975 

TOHIES, American see Loyalists 
TORLET, Juan Enrique. 64-82 
TORPEDOES. 63-378 
TORPEN, Ben E. 64-1269 

TORRANCE, James F. 64-629 
TORRE (Jecker) b Company. 64-1213 
TORRE, Tsidoro de la. 64-1213 
TORRENCE, Aaron, collector. 63-195 
TORRENCE, Adam, d. ca. 1780 
Estate of. 63-121 

TORRENCE, Alexander H., d, ca. 1848 
Estate of. 63-121 

TORRENCE family. 63-121. 63-195 

TORRENS system. 64-616 

TORREY, John, 1796-1873. 64-1103, 65-654 

TORREY, O. L. 65-1861 

TORREY, R. A. 64-1160 

TORREY Circle, Cazenovia, N. Y. 64-847 

TORRES, John. 63-193 

TOTTEN, Joseph Gilbert, 1788-1864. 64-765 

TOUMEY, James William, 1865-1932. 64-908 

TOURIST business 

Minnesota. 63-249 
TOW boats see Tugboats 
TOWER, Charlemagne, 1848-1923. 64-767 
TOWER, Morton. 65-885 
TOWER, Mrs. Osmond Selwyn. 64-1233 



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TOWNSEND, Edward Davis, 1817-1893 
63-353, 63-360 

TOWNSEND, John Kirk, 1809-1851. 63-2 
TOWNSEND, John Wilson, 1885- 65-21 
TO SlT' **•"»»"»<», 1854-1933. 
TOWNSEND, Solomon, 1805-1880. *65-1520 

T °^S: c aril3 STownsheod ' Tis ^ 

Autographs. «64-63 
TOWNSHEND family. 65-1872 
TOWNSHIP records 
Michigan. 65-417 
Missouri. 64-284 
New York. 64-916 
TRABUE, Daniel. 65-990 
TRACEY, Charles. 63-331 
TRACT societies. 64-952 

New Jersey. 65-1615 
TRACTORS. 65-461 

TR £^ e g?M Fr * min > 183 °- 1915 - 
TRACY, Uriah, 1755-1807. 64-1372 
TRADE. 63-84, 64-262, 64-688, 65-1674 
see als o Foreign trade; Shipping; th e sub- 
divisions Shipping and Trade under names 
of places, e.g. China-Trade-With 
France; and names of products traded 
e.g. Tobacco- Trade ' 



TRADING posts 

see also Indians-Trade with 
Canada. 65-1782 
Colorado. 65-1121 
Nebraska. 65-1801 
New Mexico. 65-1121 
North Dakota. 65-752, 65-790 
Texas. 65-803 
Wyoming. 64-552, 65-1795 

TRADITIONS see Folklore; Legends 
TRAFFIC. 65-1924 

Cities and towns. 65-45 

The TRAGEDY of Mr. Morn, by Vladimir 
Nabokov. 65-921 

TRAIL drivers 

Texas. 65-883 



Colonial period. 63-36, 63-59 

CO f, e o d , erate Md Constitutional periods, 
1783-1809. 65-1318 ' 

Reciprocal. 65-672 



TO « 1 f;« Ge01 ' ge Mak epeace, 1841-1893 
03-346 

TOWLES, Walter Alwes. 65-23 

TOWN, Henrietta (Larson) 63-243 

T0 65^552 CharIeS Al ' neHe ' 1858 - 1928 - 64-771, 
TOWNE, George L. 64-375 
TOWNER, Benjamin T. 63-122 
TOWNLEY, Arthur C. 65-674 
TOWNS see Cities and towns 

TOWNSEND, Charles Elroy, 1856-1924 

64-1469, 64-1496, 65-3^ J^354 24 65-455, 

TOWNSEND, Dallas S. 64-1577 



TRADE associations. 64-1267 
California. 65-1673 

Massachusetts. 64-240 

Michigan. 65-230 

Missouri. 64-1526 

New York. 65-1673 
TRADE Board, u. S. War. 64-690 
TRADE cards. 65-294 
TR 2f ^Commission, Federal. 65-108 

DD-140 ' 

"IS 1 " Consolida ^ Mining Company. 
TRADE unions see Unions 

TRADESMEN'S papers, 1802-1935 (Manu- 
script collection) 63-91 



TRAIN wrecks see Railroads-Accidents 

TRAINING Conference for Chaplains of the 
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, Fort 
Wayne, Ind., 1941. 63-31 

TRAINS see Railroads 

TRANSATLANTIC flights 
Lindbergh. 65-672 
Navy. 65-919 

TRANSCONTINENTAL journeys (U. S.) see 
Overland journeys to the Pacific 

T T S 13" mON '" d ^^"aon (Lecture) 

TRANSIT systems see Cities and towns- 
Transportation; Electric railroads 

TRANS-MISSISSIPPI West 

Immigration and emigration. 63-127 

TRANSOCEANIC cables see Cables-Sub- 
marine 

TRANSPACIFIC flights. 64-1252 
TRANSPORT workers see Longshoremen 

see^so. Cities and towns-Transportation- 
Inland water transportation 

Civil War. 65-172 

Highway. 64-1474 

Rivers. 64-702 

U. S. Army. 63-334, 63-387, 65-676 

By place 
Eastern States. 65-951 
India. 63-105 
Massachusetts. 64-1307 



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TRANSPORTATION (Continued) 

Michigan. 65-279 

Minnesota. 63-249 

Montana. 65-1786 
TRANSVAAL War, 1880-1881. 63-148 

see also Boer War, 1899-1902 

TRAPIER, Paul, 1806-1872. 64-1121, 65-852 

TRASK, W. L, 1832-1908. 65-1857 

TRAUTWINE, John Cresson, 1810-1883. 
64-1580 

TRAVEL books. 65-1690 

TRAVELS 

see also Voyages; and the subdivision 
Travel and description under names of 
places, e. g. Europe— Travel and 
description 

14th to 20th centuries. 65-155, 65-189, 
. 65-1979 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-425 

19th century. 64-301, 64-366, 64-385, 
64-1210, 64-1280, 64-1533, 64-1582, 
65-J627, 65-1221, 65-1583 

Expenses. 64-442, 64-501, 64-521, 
64-952, 65-654 



Modes of. 63-143 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-1414, 64-1526, 
65-436, 65-602, 65-1353, 65-1370, 
65-1848, 65-1920 

20th century. 65-532, 65-650 
TRAVELS by boat see Rivers— Travel 

TRAVELS in the United States 

see also Exploring expeditions; Overland 
— journeys to the Pacific; Voyages— To the 
Pacific coast; and the subdivision Travel 
and description under names of States 
and regions, e. g. Southern States- 
Travel and description 

18th and 19th centuries. 65-432 

18th to 20th centuries. 63-92 , 65-852 , 
65-887, 65-1750 

19th century. 63-104, 63-256, $4-462, 
65-593 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-958, 64-1626, 
65-347, 65-440, 65-480, 65-653, 65-1370, 
65-1925 

Expenses. 65-234 

20th century. 64-918, 64-1014, 65-650 

TRAVERSE City, Mich. 
Family papers. 64-1446 
Lumber industry and trade. 65-302 

TRAVIS, DeHuU Norman, 1882-1960. 65-598 

TRAVIS Co. , Tex. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1773 

TRAWICK, Arch. 65-887 

TREADWELL, Daniel, 1791-1872. 65-1285 

TREADWELL, George A. 65-1798 



TREADWELL, Jefferson. 65-599 

TREADWELL, Jerome, 1823-1863. 65-599 

TREADWELL, John, 1745-1B23. 64-1372 

TREADWELL, Seymour Boughton, 1795-1867. 
65-595, 65-599 

TREASON. 64-301 
see also Sedition 

TREASURY Dept. , U. S. see U. S. -Treasury 
Dept. 

TREAT, Lucretia Willard. 65-1353 

TREATIES. 65-53 

see also names of treaties, e. g. Ghent, 
Treaty of, 1814; Utrecht, Treaty of, 1713 

World War L 63-357 

Norway. 64-1577 

TREATY for Final Settlement of Claims of the 
Hudson's Bay and Puget's Sound Agricultural 
Companies, 1863. 65-1155 

TREDEGAR Company, Richmond, Va. 
65-1009 

TREE, Sir Herbert Beerbohm. 64-783, 
65-1998 

TREES 

see also Oaks; Plants 

Lists of. 64-1173 
School notebooks. 65-666 

TRELAWNY, Edward, 1699-1754. 63-404 

TRELEASE, William, 1857-1945. 65-1937 

TRELOAR, William. 64-507 

TREMLETT, F. W. 63-378 

TREMONT, N. Y. 

St. Paul's Lutheran Church. 63-21 

TRENCHARD, Matilda C. Sands see Price, 
Matilda' C. Sands (Trenchard) 



TRENDELENBURG, F. A. 

Notes on lectures by. 65-437 

TRENTON and New Brunswick Turnpike 
Company. 65-1565, 65-1683 

TRENTON, Neb. 

' Grace Lutheran Church. 63-21 

TRENTON, N. J. 65-1658, 65-1678 

Family and personal papers. 65-1570, 
65-1662, 65-1705 

Law practice. 65-1563 

Medical practice. 65-1676 

Resident of. 65-1627 
TRENTON (U. S. ship) 65-1518 
TRESCOT, William Henry, 1822-1898. 63-352 



TREVELYAN, Sir Charles Edward, hart. , 
1807-1886 

Autographs. 64-63 

TREVELYAN, George Macaulay, 1876. 
65-566 



TREVILLIAN family 
Genealogy. 64-797 

TRI-County Irrigation Project, Nebraska. 

65-1439 
TRI State Waters Commission. 65-772 
TRI-States Medical Society. 65-966 

TRIALS see Courts-martial and courts of 
InqulryTMurder trials; Sedition- Trials 

TRIBUNAL of Arbitration at the Hague see 
The Hague, Netherlands— Permanent Court 
of Arbitration 

TRIBUNE farmer, New York. 64-841 

TRIENNIAL Baptist Convention. 65-89 

TRIER, Ger. 

Archbishop. 63-65 

TRIGG, William. 64-1188 

TRIGG family 

Genealogy. 64-1188 
TRIGONOMETRY 

School notebooks. 65-1636 

TRIMBLE, Eliza Jane see Thompson, Eliza 
Jane (Trimble)- 

TRIMBLE, John A. , 1801-ca. 1880. 63-123 

TRIMBLE, Michael Woods. 65-887 

TRIMBLE family. 63-123 

TRDnTY College, Durham, N. C. see Duke 
University, Durham, N. C. 

TRINITY College, Hartford, Conn, (formerly 
Washington College) 64-471 

TRINITY Lutheran Church, Blackwood Creek, 
Neb. 63-21 



TRINITY Lutheran Church, Buffalo, N.Y. 

63-21 
TRINITY Lutheran Church, St. Louis, Mo. 

63-23 
TRINITY Parish of the Protestant Episcopal 

Church, New York City. 65-91 

TRIPARTITE Conference, 1945 see Berlin 
Protocol (Agreements reached by the United 
States, Great Britain and Russia at the 
Tripartite Potsdam Conference, 1945) 

TRIPETT, J. F. 64-1294 
TRIPOLI 

Consular service (U. S. ) 63-333 

TRIPP, Etta. 65-1057 

TRIST, Hore Browse, 1802-1856. 64-1546 

TRET, Nicholas Philip, 1800-1874. 63-375 



TROBRIAND, Philippe Regis Denis de 

Keredern, comte de, 1816-1897. 65-798 

TROILUS and Cressida, by Harold N 
Hillebrand. 65-1310 

TROTSKII, Lev, 1879-1940 
References to. 64-1607 
TR °9« KY ' Le ° n — TrotSk "> Lev , 1879- 



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TROTT, John B. 64-1152 

TROTTER (Samuel and George) Company 
Lexington, Ky. 63-196 

TROUBETZKOY, Ame'lie (Rives) 1863-1945 
03-48 

TROUP, George Michael, 1780-1856. 64-407 

TROUP, Robert, 1757-1832. 64-873, 65-1523 

TROWBRIDGE, Charles Christopher, 1800- 
1883. 65-600 . 65-601, 65-654 

TROWBRIDGE, John H. 63-328 

TROWBRIDGE, Luther Stephen, 1836-1912 
65-601 . 65-654 

TROWBRIDGE, Rowland E. , 1821-1881 

64-1511, 65-370, 65-601, 65-646, 65'-659 

TROWBRIDGE, Stephen V. R. , 1874-1959. 
65-601 

TROY, John Weir, 1868-1942. 65-1821 
TROY, N. Y. 

Gas manufacture and works. 65-828 
TROY Turnpike. 64-827 
TRUCKEE, Calif. 

Description. 64-263 

TRUCKING Industry, Advisory Committee to 
the. 65-133 

TRUDEAU, Zenon. 64-334, 65-683 
TRUE, Clyde Allen. 65-1790 

^JF?"* 00 ' Th <n°zs Clarkson, 1856-1951 
64-1455, 65-322, 65-602 

Notes on lectures by. 65-606 

TRUEHEART, Martha Storrs see Armistead, 
Martha Storrs (Trueheart) 

TRUESDELL, Sanford. 64-57 

TRUETT, George W. 64-1159, 64-1160 

TRUMAN, HarryS., Pres. U. S 1884- 
65-145, 65-146 

Administration of. 65-94, 65-100 65-103 
65-121, 65-136, 65-141, 65-142, 65-143 

Advisor to. 65-126 

As correspondent 64-253, 64-328 64-773 
64-775, 64-1560, 64-1615, 64-1627 
65-30, 65-34, 65-54, 65-65, 65-168 
65-173, 65-433, 65-462, 65-1059 ' 
65-1422 

Assistant naval aide to. 65-134 



Comments on. 65-236 

Military aide to. 65-144 

Special counsel to. 65-135 

TRUMAN (Harry S.) Library, Independence, 
Mo. 65-121 ' 

TRUMAN Committee see U. S. —Congress. 
Senate— Special Committee Investigating ' 
the National Defense Program 

TRUMAN Doctrine. 65-117 

TRUMANSBURG, N. Y. 

Electric utilities. 64-942 
Estates. 64-835 

TRUMBO, Dalton, 1905- 64-1632 

TRUMBULL, Benjamin, 1735-1820. *64-193 

TRUMBULL, John, 1756-1843. 64-1315 

TRUMBULL, Jonathan, 1710-1785. 64-194 

TRUMBULL, Julia (Jayne) 65-162 

TRUMBULL, Lyman, 1813-1896 64-58 
64-1500, 65-162 , 65-246, 65-931 

TRUMBULL, Mary (Ingraham) 65-162 

TRUMBULL, Walter. 65-162 

TRUMBULL family. 64-1315 

TRUMBULL Gallery, Yale University 
64-1315 * 

TRUMPETERS 

Civil War. 65-339 
TRURO Parish, Va. 

Family papers. 65-991 

TRUST territories see Trusteeships, Inter- 
national 

TRUSTEESHIPS, International. 65-66 

TRUSTS and trustees. 65-175, 65-648 

TRUSTS, Industrial 

gyatep. Antitrust laws, legislation and 
prosecution 

Germany. 65-942 

International. 65-1422 

TRYON, George Washington, 1838-1888 
64-100 

TRYON, John. 64-873 

TRYON, William, 1729-1788. 64-1057 

TSCHIFFELY, Aime Felix, 1895-1954 
65-1848 

TSHIMAKAIN, Wash. 

Missions. 64-1256 
TUAMOTU Archipelago 

Description and travel. 65-1815 
TUBA City, Ariz. 

Western Navajo Training School. 65-1178 



TUBERCLE bacilli. 64-134 
TUBERCULOSIS. 64-201 

Cattle. 64-134, 64-891 

Research. 63-13 

Societies. 65-1509 
TUBMAN, Emily H. 63-124 
TUBMAN, Richard, d. 1836. 63-124 
TUCK, William Munford. 65-959 

TUCKASEIGEE Lumber Company (N C ) 
65-712 

TUCKER, Ben. 63-352 

TUCKER, Charles, d. 1864. 65-603 

TUCKER, EmmaB. 65-1461 

TUCKER, Francis F. 65-1461 
TUCKER, George, 1775-1861. 64-960 
■TUCKER, George E. 63-371 
TUCKER, Henry St. George, 1760-1848. 

TUCKER, Henry St. George, 1853-1932. 

TUCKER, John Randolph, 1823-1897. 64-1275 
TUCKER, Jonathan, d. 1749. 65-1320 
TUCKER, Jonathan,- d. 1790. 65-1320 
TUCKER, Jonathan, d. 1820. 65-1320 
TUCKER, Joseph W. 64-301 
TUCKER, Luther, 1802-1873. 64-914 
TUCKER, Mary Logan. 63-371 

TUCKER, Nathaniel Beverley, 1784-1851 
63-78, 64-960 

TUCKER, St. George, 1752-1828. 63-345, 

TUCKER, Sarah L. see Douglas, Sarah L. 
(Tucker) 

TUCKER, Stephen Davis, 1818-1902. 65-603 

TUCKER, Tighman Mayfield. 65-2020 

TUCKER, William, fl. 1819-22, printer 
65-1320 ' y 

TUCKER Baptist Association. 65-190 
TUCKER family. 64-1275; fis^nin ^ lm 
Genealogy. 65-603 

TUCKERMAN, Henry Theodore, 1813-1871 
64-803 

TUCKERTON, N. J. 

Union Sunday School. 65-1697 
TUCSON, Ariz. 

Mexican troops departure. 65-1781 

Railroads. 64-13 

University of Arizona see Arizona— Univer- 
sity (Tucspn) 



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TUCSON Mining and Smelting Company, ltd. 
64-12 

TUFTS, James Hayden, 1862-1942. 64-105, 
64-173 



TUGBOATS 

Louisiana. 64-255 

TUGWELL, Rextord Guy, 1891- 64-1271, 
65-68 , 65-948 

As correspondent. 65-48, 85-86 

As member of the Committee to Frame a 
World Constitution. 64-72 

Reminiscences of Franklin D. Roosevelt. 
65-38 

TUITION records see School accounts 
TULL, Mary Ann see Metts, Mary Ann (Tull) 
TULLEKEN, J. 64-91 
TULLER, Artimedorus. 65-604 
TULLER family. 65-604 
TULLOCH, Samuel. 64-285 
TULLY, Grace. 65-30, 65-57 
TULSA, Okla. 

Public schools. 64-1201 
TUMORS. 63-318 

TUMULTY, Joseph Patrick, 1879-1954. 
64-767, 65-1160 

TUNIS 

Consular service (U. S. ) 63-333, 63-334 
TUNNEL Hill, Tenn. 

Civil War 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-1073 

TUNNELS 

Ventilation. 65-1939 

New York. 65-1939 
TUPAC AMARO, Mariano. 63-74 
TURBEKVTLLE, George. 64-1240 
TURBERVTLLE, Martha (Corbin) 64-1240 
TURBERVILLE family. 64-1240 

TURKEY 

BlbUographies. 65-1925 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 63-387, 65-54, 
65-932 

Economic assistance CU. S. ) 65-117 

Foreign r el a tions 

With the United States. - 64-1413, 
64-1577, 65-1925 

Mandates.: 65-1925 

Ships. 63-155 

. Social life. 64-1414 

TURNER, Caroline Elizabeth (McNeill) b. 1808. 
64-1122 

TURNER, Mrs. Charles K. see Turner, 
Madelon Louisa (Stockwell) 



TURNER, Frederick Jackson, 1861-1932 
As correspondent. 64-1624, 65-357 
Notes on lectures by. 65-1923 

TURNER, George, 1850-1932. 65-1052 

TURNER, George Wllmer. 63-125 

TURNER, Henry Marshall, 1800-1871. 
64-1122 

TURNER, Henry S. 63-264, 65-676 

TURNER, James, 1820-1869. 64-1511 

TURNER, James Munroe, 1850-1896. 65-552, 
65-605 

TURNER, Jesse, 1805-1894. 63-126 

TURNER, Jesse, 1856-1919. 63-126 

TURNER, Jonathan Baldwin, 1805-1899. 
65-164 



Relating to. 65-1931 

TURNER, Joseph Mallord William, 1775-1851. 
65-1191 

TURNER, Josiah, 1821-1901. 63-68, 64-1123 

TURNER, Julia. 64-1122 

TURNER, LeviC., d. 1867. 65-950 

TURNER, Madelon Louisa (Stockwell) 65-1374 

TURNER, Martha. 64-1122 

TURNER, Martha, of Connecticut see Potter, 
Martha (Turner) 

TURNER, Martha Bell see Patton, Martha Bell 
(Turner) 

TURNER, Martha M. 63-193 

TURNER, Nat, 1800-1831. 68-143, 64-1532 

TURNER, Patrick Henry. 65-1883 

TURNER, Rebecca (Allen) 1823-1917. 63-126 

TURNER, Sophia (Devereux) 64-1123 

TURNER, William F. 65-547 
TURNER, William Wadden. 64-1580 
TURNER family. 63-126 , 64-1123, 65-736 

TURNERS, American see American Turners 
TURNPIKES see Toll roads 
TURNVEREIN see American Turners 
TURPENTINE. 64-374 
TURTLE Mountain Indians. 65-765 
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. 

University of Alabama see Alabama- 
University (Tuscaloosa) 

TUTHTLL, Freegift, 1798-1890. 64-926, 
64-940 

TUTHILL, James. 64-940 

TUTHTLL, Joshua. 64-940 

TUTHILL family. 64-940 

TUTT, James A. 63-127 



TUTT family. 63-127 

TUTTLE, Amarilla (Sanford) 

Estate of. 64-245 

TUTTLE, Arthur J. , 1868-1944. 65-226, 
65-606 

TUTTLE, Daniel Sylvester, Bp. , 1837-1923. 
64-1344 

TUTTLE, Lucina. 64-932 

TUTTLE, Ruth. 65-606 

TUTTLE, Smith 
Estate of. 64-245 

TUTTLE, Smith, of Fair Haven, Conn. 
64-245 

TUTTLE family. 64-932 

TUTWILER, Arthur. 64-216 

TUTWILER, Mrs. C. Cabell. 64-216 

TWAIN, Mark see Clemens, Samuel 
Langhorne, 1835-1910 

TWEEDSMUIR, John Buchan, baron see 
Buchan, John, 1875-1940 

TWEEDY, R. L. 64-240 

TWENTIETH Century Fund. 64-21 

TWIGGS Co., Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-190 
TWIN Buttes, Ariz. 

Mines and mining. 64-13 

Railroads. 64-13 

TWIN Buttes Mining and Smelting Company. 
64-13 

TWINING, Nathan. 65-1059 

TWISDEN, Sir William, 3d bart. 64-174 

TWISDEN family. 64-174 

TWYSDEN, Sir Roger, 2d bart. , 1597-1672. 
64-174 

TWYSDEN, Sir William, 5th bart. 64-174 

TWYSDEN family see Twisden family 

TYDINGS, Millard Evelyn, 1890- 63-106 

TYLER, Annie Dwight. 64-892 

TYLER, Charles see Tyler, Royall, 1812- 
1896 

TYLER, H. N. 64-848 

TYLER, John, Pres. U. S. , 1790-1862. 
63-95 

As correspondent. 64-407, 64-536, 
64-1568, 64-1584, 65-659, 65-905, 
65-2020 

Cabinet. 64-1584 

TYLER, Mrs. M. Rochelle. 65-973 



601 



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64-952 



TYLER, Mary Hunt (Palmer) 1775-1866. 
65-954 

TY ^^ M « eS . C0lt ' 18 35-1900. 64-1500, 
65-224, 65-269, 65-437, 65-601, 65-1395 

TYLER, R. S. 64-892 

TYLER, Royall, 1812-1896. 65-954 

TYLER family. 63-95 

TYMWORTH, Eng. 64-34 

TYNG, Stephen Higglnson, 1800-1885 

TYONOK, Alaska 

Fur trade. 65-1711 

TYPHOID fever. 64-1180, 64-1199 

TYPHUS fever. 64-153 

TYRAWLY, James O'Hara, baron. 63-404 

TYRRELL Co., N. C. 

Family papers. 64-1091 
TYSON, Bryan. 63-128 
TYSON, James. 63-128 
TYSON, Joseph Washington. 63-379 



u 



UNESCO see United Nations Educational, 
Scientific and Cultural Organization 

U. S. Citizens Association, Balboa C Z 
65-1827 ' " " 

U. S. Electric Lighting Company. 65-1032 

U 'm\?" H£ United Servlc e Organizations for 
National Defense 

U.S. S.R. see Union of Soviet Socialist Repub- 
lics .*T> 

UBERWEN, Frederick, 1826-1871. 65-437 

UDDER, Johann August. 64-100 

UDELL, Geraldine. 64-150 

UHL, Alice (Follett) 65-607 

UHL, Edwin Fuller, 1841-i901. 65-607, 

UHL, Marshall Mortimer, 1882- 65-607 

ULLMANN, Daniel. 65-950 

ULLMANN (J. ) & Company. 65-673 

ULLMANN, Joseph, 1826-1906. 65-673 

ULLMANN (Joseph) inc. 65-673 

ULMER, Abigail (Cromwell) d. 1897. 64-660 

ULMER, Isaac B., Sr. 64-660 

ULMER, Isaac Barton, 1842-1925. 64-660 

ULRICH, E. O. 64-100 

ULSTER Co. , N. Y. 

Vital records. 64-898 



ULYSSES Light Company, Trumansbure N Y 
64-942 " " 

UMPHREY, James Raymond, 1902- 65-452 
UNALAKLEET, Alaska 

Description. 65-1711 
UNALASKA, Alaska. 64-1221 

UN-AMERICAN Act ivilies Committee (U. S 
House of Representatives) 64-775. 64-1632. 
65-35, 65-1063 ■ * 

UN-AMERICAN Activities, Special U. S. House 
Committee on (Dickstein Committee) 
65-1741 

UNDERGROUND railroad. 63-72, 65-933 
see also Slavery— Fugitive slaves 

^UNDERGROUND stream, by Albert Maltz. 
65-1204 

UNDERHILL, Emma L. see Mandeville, Emma 
L. (UnderhiU) 

UNDERHILL, Miriam B. 64-841 
UNDERTAKERS 

see also Funerals 

Pennsylvania. 65-827 

UNDERWOOD, A; 64-1220 

UNDERWOOD, Luclen Marcus, 1853-1907 
64-73 

UNDERWOOD, Norman, 1878- 65-937 

UNDERWOOD, Thomas Rust, 1898-1956. 
65-173 

UNDERWOOD, Thomas Taylor. 65-23 

UNDERWOOD, W. A. 64-1500 

UNDERWOOD, Wilbur, 1876-1935. 65-937 

UNDULATORY theory see Wave-motion 
Theory of ' 

UNEMPLOYED Citizen's League, Seattle 
Wash. 64-1269 

UNEMPLOYMENT 

Michigan. 64-1416 

Nebraska. 65-1435 
UNEMPLOYMENT compensation 

Michigan. 65-484 



UNESCO see United Nations Educational, 
Scientific and Cultural Organization 

UNGA, Alaska. 64-1221 
UNHELBACH, Michael Jacob. 64-293 
UNIFORMS, Military 
U. S. Army. 65-829 
Specifications. 65-184 
UNION Baptist Church, Macon Co. , Ga. 

UNION Baptist Church, Warren Co. , Ga 



UNION Bimetallic. Party, Union State Committee 
(Oregon) 64-703 

UNION City Iron Company, Union City, Mich. 
65-272 

UNION City, Mich. 

Family and personal papers. 65-310 

Iron industry and trade. 65-272 

UNION collection, 1860-1811 (Manuscript col- 
lection) 65-1860 

UNION College, College View, Neb. 65-1505 

UNION College, Schenectady, N. Y. see 
Union University, Schenectady, N Y. 

UNION Congregational- Church, North Branch, 
Minn. 64-1520 

UNION Congregational Church, Walnut Grove 
Minn. 64-1520 ' 

UNION Co. , N. J. 

Resident of. 65-1628 

UNION Credit Service Association. 65-1505 

UNION for Democratic Action. 64-1594 

UNION Hotel, Elizabeth, N. J. ? 65-1626 

UNION Institute, Randolph Co. , N. C. see 
Duke University, Durham, N. C. 

UNION League of America. 63-388 
UNION, Me. 

History. 65-1963 

UNION Mercantile Company, Arlington, Minn. 
63-253 

UNION Mill and Mining Company. 65-1187 

UNION of American Hebrew Congregations 
65-1734, 65-1744 

UNION of Soviet Socialist Republics. 64-103 

see also Russia 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 64-964 

UNION Pacific Railroad. 64-904, 65-920 
65-1190, 65-1843 

UNION Party 

Ohio State Executive Committee. 63-186 



UN i ON „ I ? 0duce Co ™P«V. Arlington, Minn. 
63-253 

UNION (Ship) 64-1394 
UNION shop see Closed shop 
UNION, S. C. 

Medical practice. 64-502 
UNION Stage Line. 65-1640 

UNION Sunday School, Tuckerton. N J 
65-1697 

UNION sympathizers see Southern Unionists 

UNION Township, N. J. 

Family papers. 65-1579 



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UNION University, Schenectady, N. Y. 
65-164 

UNIONIST Party of South Carolina. 63-386 

UNIONISTS, Southern see Southern Unionists 

UNIONS. 63-24, 64-715, 64-911, 64-1285, 
64-1573, 65-793 

see also names of unions and labor organi- 
zaHons, e. g. Congress of Industrial 
Organizations 

Correspondence with. 64-1269, 65-1031 

Politics. 64-1613 

Songs. 65-879 

By type 

Carpenters, masons, etc 

Michigan. 64-1450 

Clothing industry. 64-105 

Dairying. 65-111 

Iron industry and trade. 65-337 

Laundry industry. 65-111 

Metalworkers. 65-337 

Mine, mill, and smelter workers. 65-1153 
65-1785 

Painters, decorators and paperhangers. 

64-1452 
Street railway workers. 64-19 

By place 
California. 64-19 
Idaho. 65-1785 
Illinois. 64-159 

Michigan. 64-1450, 64-1452, 65-337 , 
65-352, 65-1387 

Nevada. 65-1153 

North Dakota. 65-783 

Washington. 65-1031 
UNIONS and right to work see Closed shop 
UNITARIAN churches. 63-81, 64-1326 

Sermons. 64-926, 65-681, 65-1219, 
65-1249,65-1287,65-1288 

Illinois. 64-1326 

Massachusetts. 65-1249, 65-1287, 65-1288, 
65-1302 

Michigan. 65-309 
Missouri. 65-681 
New York. 64-869, 65-1302 
Ohio. 65-1219 
UNITARIAN Service Committee. 64-1318 

UNITARIANISM. 65-837 

UNITED Alkali Company, ltd. 65-1187 

UNITED Brethren (Moravians) see Moravian 
Church 

UNITED Charities Of Chicago. 64-156 



UNITED Confederate Veterans. 63-290, 
64-320, 65-1857 

R. E. Lee Camp No. 1, Richmond, Va. 
65-1011 

UNITED Dairy Workers Union. .65-111 

UNITED Daughters of the Confederacy. 
64-320, 64-959, 65-713 

Missouri Division. 64-297 

North Carolina Division. 65-734 

Virginia Division. 65-1011 

UNITED Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North 
Carolina. 64-459 

UNITED Insurance Company. 64-307 

UNITED Loyalists of America see Military 
Order of the Loyal Legion of the United 
States 

UNITED Lutheran Church in America. 63-218 

see also Lutheran churches 

UNITED Mine Workers of America. 65-1031 

UNITED Nations. 63-232, 64-44, 64-1615 

American Association for see American 
Association for the United Nations 

Charter. 65-1201 

Commission for Investigation of War Crimes. 
65-57 

Headquarters sites (Proposed) 65-463 

International trusteeships see Trustee- 
ships, International 



Dept of Washington 



John Louis Camp No. 13, Port Townsend. 
63-213 



UNITED STATES 



Palestine question. 65-891 

Security Council 

U. S. Representative. 65-115 

UNITED Nations Conference on International 
Organization, San Francisco, Calif. , 1945. 
65-1201 
U. S. Delegation. 65-66 

UNITED Nations Educational, Scientific, and 
Cultural Organization 
Michigan Council for. 65-419 
U. S. National Commission. 65-98 

UNITED Nations Public Information, Expert 
Committee on. 64-1615 

UNITED Presbyterian Church see 
Presbyterian churches 

UNITED Press Association, National. 64-915 

UNITED Service Organizations for National 
Defense. 65-758 

UNITED Society of Shakers see Shakers 
UNITED Soda Company. 64-1297 
UNITED Spanish War Veterans 
Dept. of Nevada 

Camp James Lockett No. 3, Carson City, 
Nev. 65-1787 



ADJUTANT General's Office 

Reservation Division. 65-1467 
ADMINISTRATIVE Management, President's 

Committee on. 65-72 
ADVISORY Committee on Education. 65-71 

AERONAUTICS and Space Administration, 

National. 64-1583, 65-149 
AGRICULTURAL Relations, Office of Foreign. 

65-95 
AOUCULTURE, Commissioner of see U. S. — 

Dept. of Agriculture 

AGRICULTURE Dept see U. S.— Dept of 
Agriculture 

AIR Force 

WeatheT Service. 64-782 
AIRCRAFT Warning Service 

Ground Observer Corps. 63-93 

ALIEN Property Custodian. 65-579 

AMERICAN Mexican Claims Commission. 
65-67 

AMERICAN National Red Cross see Red 
Cross— American National RedCross 

AMERICAN War Commission. 63-325 
ANGLO-Amerlcan Caribbean Commission. 

65-66 
ARMY. 64-873, 64-1573 

see also U. S. -Dept of the Army; 
VTT. —War Dept. 

Air Corps 

see also U. S. —Army Air Forces 

Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives 
Section. 65-1077 

American Expeditionary Force, 1917-1920. 
64-658, 64-842, 64-1207, 64-1514, 
65-171, 65-609, 65-943, 65-947, 65-949 

see also World War I 
Bayonet instruction. 64-569 

Armored Divisions 

2d. 65-928 
Army of the Cumberland see U. S.— Army- 

Dept of the Cumberland - 

Army of the Frontier. 63-397 

Army of the Ohio. 63-397 

Army of the Potomac. 63-348,63-351, 
63-353, 63-360, 63-408, 64-1136, 
64-1640, 65-432, 65-946, 65-2017, 

Hospitals. 65-96- 
Army of the Tennessee. 63-371,64-320 

Society. 64-320 
Artillery. 63-360 

see also U. S. -Army-Field Artillery 

5th. 63-327 



UNITED STATES 
ARMY (Continued) 

Burnside's Division. 64-248 

Camps see Military posts 

Cavalry. 63-355 

see also the subdivision Cavalry under 
names of States; and Cavalry opera- 
tions under names of wars 

2d. 65-1082 

6th. 64-8 

10th. 64-4 

Reconnaissance 
211th. 64-15 

China Relief Expedition, 1900-1901 
64-494, 64-769 

UlArmy-CommassariatjU. i^-Army- 

Construction projects 

World War L 65-1936 
Continental Army. 63-82, 64-805 

seealso_ Revolution 

Commissariat 64-189, 64-195 
12th Regt of Foot. 65-179 
Corps 

I. 63-348 

v - 63-355, 65-432 

VL 63-348 

DC. 64-248 

Hospitals. 65-961 
Xvm. 65-869 
Corps of Engineers. 63-199, 65-1516 
101st Combat Battalion. 64-15 
3d Regt (Volunteer) 64-218 
Work in 

Minnesota. 63-248 

64-506, 64-664, 



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Southern States 
64-765 



Washington, D. C. 63-380 
Counter-intelligence Corps. 65-140 

Courts-martial and courts of inquiry see 
Courts-martial and courts of inquirj - 
Dept. of Arizona. 65-1176 
Dept of Arkansas. 65-897 
Dept. of North Carolina. 63-93 

Dept of North Carolina and Virginia. 
64-410 6«u«u 

Dept of the Cumberland. 63-197 
Dept of the Missouri. 63-397, 65-897 
Dept of the Ohio. 63-197, 63-397 
Dept of the Pacific. 63-397 
Dept of the South. 63-356, 63-360 



tm , v , UNITED STATES 

ARMY (Continued) 

Dept of Virginia. 63-93 

Dept. of West Virginia. 65-1082 
Division 

1st 65-432 

28th. 64-1426 

29th. 65-949 

42d. 64-588 

80th. 64-1232 



Division of the' 



- gee ( 

Army-Military Division ofthe 



see U.S.— 



Engineer Corps see U. S. -Army-Corps of 
Engineers 

Expedition against the Mormons in Utah see 
Utah Expedition, 1857-1858 — ~ 

Field Artillery 
140th. 64-1207 

First Army. 65-947 

Freight and freightage. 65-676 

^S? 081 " 481 ' DaVMS ISland ' New Yort 
Genera^Hospital, near Gettysburg, Pa. 

General Staff Corps 

Geopolitical Section. 65-900 
Generals. 63-165, 63-179, 65-950 
Headquarters service. 65-943 
Indian expeditions (Navajo) 65-893 
Indian Scouts. 65-799 
Infantry 

seealso the subdivision Infantry under 
names of States, e.g. Illinois-Infantry 

1st (Sharpshooters) 

Company L 65-1326 
3d. 63-229, 63-355, 65-1569 
18th. 64-348 
31st 65-798 
35th (Colored) 64-713 
37th (Colored) 

Company H. 65-869 
44th. 65-297 
53d (Colored) 64-246 
83rd (Colored) 65-869 
113th (Colored) 63-231 
118th (Colored) 65-869 
166th. 64-588 
339th. 65-609 
Machine Gun Battalion 

313th. 64-658 
Medical Corps. 63-266 

Ambulance Unit No. 591. 65-243 

601 



ARMY (Continued "^ 

Middle Military Division. 65-1082 
Military Division of the Atlantic Gulf 
63 S 3 i 97 SlPPi ' Missouri ' and f* Pacific. 

Military life see Military life; US.— 
Army-Officers' military and personal 
papers; and subdivision Military life 
under names of wars 

Military papers see U. S. -Army-Officers • 

military and personal papers 
Mounted Riflemen. 63-355 

Negro troops see Negroes— Military 

service; and names of military units, e. g. 
U. S. —Army-Infantry— 35th (Colored) 

Nurse Corps. 65-945 

Officers' military and personal papers 

™ s Heading is used for miscellaneous 
official and personal papers of officers^ 
composed during peaceful (or non-cSL) 

seealso headings beginning with Mili- 
tary, e. & Military life; and the sub- 

a^T^^ 6 "' 2 ° mtax7 ^ Pe"°»- 
ai papers under names of wars e a 

World War I-Officers' military and 
personal papers 

64-343, 64-483, 64-494 64^765 64760 
M-772 64-984, 64-1010, M-lflig 69 ' 
64-1041, 64-1064, 64-1190, 64-1569, 

«"i^!' 65 " 144 ' 65 - 305 ' 65-567, 65-692 
65-868, 65-869, 65-909, 65-943 65-947 
65-950, 6T3126, 65-1423, 65-148P ' 

65-1569, 65-1583 ' 

Orientation in background of World War U. 

D4-113 

^fi'^i^ 311 "^ 640 -' and Paymasters. 
64-1544, 65-1569 

^.i^M 11 '* Ex;3editi0,l ' 190 °- 64-494, 
Quartermaster Corps. 65-184 
Quartermaster's Dept 63-M7, 64-248, 

New York. 63-366 
Rainbow Division. 64-588 

^65^1569 enUstnient ' etc - 63-355, 

**vEvui m the Bureau * IocUan Aaaits - 

Religious affairs. 64-1524 

Reserve Officers' Training Corps. 64-828 

Signal Corps. 65-1719 

Weather Service. 64-1556 
Songs. 65-1854 
Supplies 

18th century. 63-195, 63-227 
18th and 19th centuries. 65-826 

19th century. 63-366, 64-1215 65-17 
65-652, 65-676, 65-1795 ' ' 



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UNITED STATES 
ARMY (Continued) 

Surgeons. 65-1800 
Tank Corps 

126th Battalion. 64-15 
Technical schools. 64-822 
Transportation. 63-334, 63-387, 65-676 
Uniforms. 65-184, 65-829 
ARMY Accounts, Office of. 64-1567 

ARMY Air Forces. 64-1557 

see also U. S. —Army— Air Corps 
Ground Observer Corps. 63-93 

ARMY Transport Service. 63-334 

ATOMIC Energy Commission. 65-132, 65-941 

ATTORNEYS General. 64-798, 64-1052, 
64-1204, 65-124, 65-448 

see also U. S. —Dept. of Justice 

Assistants. 65-349, 65-1422 

Special assistant to. 65-110 

AUTOMOBILE Labor Board. 65-1386 

BANK of the United States see Bank of the 
United States 

BITUMINOUS Coal Labor Board. 65-27 

BOARD of Economic Warfare. 65-78 

BOARD of Treasury. 64-1567 

BONNEVILLE Power Administration. 65-51, 
65-1055 

BUDGET, Bureau of the see U. S. — Bureau of 

the Budget 
BUREAU of Construction and Repair. 63-155, 

64-1573 

BUREAU of Customs. 65-1715 

see also Customs service 

BUREAU of Education see U. S. —Office of 
Education 

BUREAU of Indian Affairs. 65-1783 

see also Indian affairs; Indian agencies and 
agents; Indians— Government relations 

As correspondent. 63-216, 65-1126 

Commissioner. 65-740, 65-1702 

Fur trade records. 65-1177 

Relations with the Army. 65-1811 

Service in. 65-1119 

By agency 

Arkansas Agency. 65-1177 

Colorado Superintendency. 65-1783 

Great Nemaha Agency. 65-1177 

Kiowa Agency. 65-1499 

Navajo Agency. 65-1178 



UNITED STATES 
BUREAU of Indian Affairs (Continued) 

Oregon Superintendency. 64-707 

Pine Ridge Agency (formerly Red Cloud 
Agency) 65-1076, 65-1499 

Red Cloud Agency "(later Pine Ridge Agency) 
65-1076, 65-1499 



UNITED STATES 
CIVILIAN Conservation Corps. 65-38 
CIVILIAN Production Administration. 65-114 

CLAIMS Commission, Indian. 65-1783 

COAST and Geodetic Survey. 64-1268, 
65-1719 



Sac and Fox Agency. 65-1179 

St. Louis Superintendency. 65-1177, 
65-1793 

Spotted Tail Agency. 65-1499 

Standing Rock Agency. 65-790 

Upper Missouri Agency. 65-1177, 65-1801, 
65-1811 

Utah Superintendency. 65-1783, 65-1822 

BUREAU of Land Management. 64-693, 
65-1180 

BUREAU of Medicine and Surgery. 65-49 
BUREAU of Mines. 65-97 
BUREAU of Narcotics 

Commissioner. 65-96 
BUREAU of Ordnance (Navy Dept. ) 64-1168 

BUREAU of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned 
Lands. 64-421, 64-1466 

see also Civil rights— Negroes 
BUREAU of the Budget 

Assistant Director. 65-30, 65-116, 65-120 

Director. 65-131, 65-149 
BUREAU of the Census see Census 
BUREAU of Weights and Measures. 65-1719 

CANCER Council, National Advisory. 65-149 

CAPITOL see Washington, D. C. — Capitol 

CARIBBEAN Commission, Anglo-American. 
65-66 

CHAMBER of Commerce see Chamber of 
Commerce of the United States of America 

CHILDREN'S Bureau. 64-21 
CHINA Relief Expedition, 1900-1901. 64-494, 
64-769 

CHRISTIAN Commission see United States 

Christian Commission 
CIVIC Rights Commission. 65-1033 
CIVIL Aeronautics Administration 

War Training Program, University of 
Chicago. 64-1325 



CIVIL and Defense Mobilization Office. 65-169 
CIVIL Defense Administration. 65-1040 
CIVIL Service Commission. 64-178, 64-812, 
65-120, 65-164 

CIVIL Service Improvement, President's Com- 
mittee oh. 64-178, 65-50, 65-74 

CIVIL Works Administration see U. S. — 
Federal Civil Works Administration 



Cambridge, Mass. 64-1556 

COAST Guard. 64-664, 64-1168 

COMMERCE Commission, Interstate. 
64-1402, 64-1500, 65-249, 65-1485, 

COMMERCE Dept. see U.S. -Dept. of 
Commerce 

COMMISSARIAT see U. S. -Army-Supplies 

COMMISSION for the Celebration of the Two 
Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of 
George Washington. 65-713 

COMMISSION on Canadian Fisheries. 64-1413 

COMMISSION on Organization of the Executive 
Branch of the Government (1947-1949) 
64-178, 65-487 

COMMISSIONER of Education see U. S.-Office 
of Education 

COMMISSIONER of Indian Affairs see U. S.— 
Bureau of Indian Affairs 

COMMISSIONER of Internal Revenue see 
U. S.— Internal Revenue Service 

COMMISSIONER of Patents see U. S. -Patent 
Office 

COMMITTEE on Conservation of Cultural 
Resources 
Michigan. 65-610 

COMMITTEE to Coordinate Health and Welfare 
Activities. 65-76 

COMMUNICATIONS Commission, Federal. 
64-720, 65-30, 65-138, 65-1060 

COMPTROLLER General. 64-664 

COMPTROLLER of the Currency. 63-374, 

65-740 
COMPTROLLER'S Office. 64-1567, 65-747 

CONGRESS 

For official and personal papers of 

members see names of individuals, and 

see subheading Politics under names of 

States. 

63-362, 64-1372, 65-655 

5th, 1797-1799. 63-95 
8th, 1803-1805. 63-95 

75th, 1937-1939. 65-1071 
1930's. 65-1327 
Appropriations. 64-36 
Committees. 64-938, 65-119 
Hearings. 64-1576, 65-1063, 65-1066 



Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. 

64-44 
Legislation. 65-48 



64-29, 



605 



™„~, DOTTED STATES 

CONGRESS (Continued) 

Messages from Presidents. 64-1575 

Relations with Presidents 

Andrew Johnson. 63-397 

Woodrow Wilson. 63-357 
Seating plan. 64-269 

CONGRESS. House. 64-1510,65-289,65-674 

Committee on Appropriations. 64-938 

Committee on Banking and Currency 
64-253, 65-1742 

Committee on Elections. 63-93 

Committee on Insular Affairs. 65-864 
65-1327 * 

Committee on Military Affairs. 65-741 

Committee on Post Office and Post Roads 
63-382 «u»ub. 

Committee on Public Lands. 65-864 

Committee on Un-American Activities 
64-775, 64-1632, 65-35, 65-1063 ' 

Committee on Ways and Means. 64-1042 

Records, 1856-1888. 65-915 

Special Committee on Un-American Activi- 
ties (Dickstein Committee) 65-1741 

CONGRESS. Senate. 64-309, 65-434, 65-1957 
Committee on Appropriations. 64-257 

Committee on Foreign Relations. 63-357 
64-734 * 

Committee on Military Affairs. 64-257 
65-67 ' 

C °64?257 e ° n P ° St ° ££iCeS ind P ° St Roads - 
Committee on the District of Columbia. 



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UNITED STATES 
CONSTITUTION (Continued) 

Lectures. 64-1329 
CONSTITUTIONAL Convention, 1787. 63-364, 

CONSTRUCTION and Repair, Bureau at 
63-155, 64-1573 

CONSULAR service see Consular service 

CONTINENTAL Army see Revolution: U S - 
Army— Continental Army 

CONTINENTAL Congress. 63-364, 63-375 
64-367, 64-1219, 64-1567 

COOPERATIVE Enterprise in Europe, Presi- 
dent's Committee on an Inquiry on. 65-73 

COUNCIL of Economic Advisors. 65-100 

COUNCIL of National Defense. 65-50, 65-711 

Advisory Commission. 65-69 

New Jersey. 65-1682 

COUNTER-Intelligence Corps. 65-140 

COURT of Claims. 64-752 

COURTS see U. S. -Court of Claims; U. S.- 
DistricTCourt; U. S. -Supreme Court 



CURRENCY, Comptroller of the 
65-740 



63-374, 



CUSTOMS Service see Customs service- 
U. S. —Bureau of~C~u6toms ' 

DECLARATION of Independence 



Committee on the Judiciary. 65-46 
65-1071 ' 

Gifts. 64-1543 

Reports and documents. 64-1220 



Genealogy. 65-1217 

DEEP Waterways Commission. 64-1413 

DEFENSE Council see U. S. -Council of 
National Defense 



DEFENSE Dept 64-1583 

DEFENSE Minerals Administration. 65-97 

DEFENSE Plant Corporation see Defense 
Plant Corporation 



S ^f J en^rPr^ e Ln? Ve ^!46 ttngtheNatl0nal | DEFE ^ Production Administration. 64-870 



War Investigating Committee see U S — 
Congress. Senate-SpeciafCo'mmittee 
Investigating the National Defense Pro- 
gram 

CONSERVATION Corps, Civilian. 65-38 

CONSTITUTION. 63-359, 64-1238, 65-166, 
65-762 

Amendments. 64-21, 65-25 
16th. 65-1429 

18th. 64-882, 65-343 

see also Prohibition 
19th. 65-842 
22d. 65-128 



DEFENSE Program, Senate Committee Investi- 
gating the National see U; S. -Congress. 
Senate-Special Committee Investigating the 
National Defense Program 

DEPT. of Agriculture. 64-851, 64-884 
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture. 65-68 
Commissioner. 65-892 
Consumer's counsel. 65-1065 
Division of Forestry. 64-391, 64-1267 
Office of Farm Management. 64-841 
Physics Unit. 64-1174 

Secretary of Agriculture 

Clinton P. Anderson. 65-94 

Julius S. Morton. 65-1493 



UNITED STATES 
DEPT. of Commerce. 65-137 

Foreign Tariffs Division. 64-688 
Secretary of Commerce 
RoyD. Chapitt. 64-1474 
Barry L. -Hopkins. 65-43 
Jesse H. Jones. 64-1570 

Under Secretary for Transportation. 
64-1312 

DEPT. of Commerce and Labor. 64-1308 

DEPT. of Conservation (Proposed) 64-693 

DEPT. of Defense. 64-1583 

DEPT. of Justice. 65-1065, 65-1422 

see also U. S. —Attorneys General; U. S. — 
Solicitor General 

DEPT. of Labor 

Arbitration cases. 65-1216 

Assistant Secretary of Labor. 65-111 

Assistant Secretary of Labor for International 
Labor Affairs. 65-118 

Solicitor. 65-110 

Under Secretary of Labor. 65-109 

DEPT. of State 

Advisor to Secretary of State. 65-66 
Arab-Palestinian affairs. 64-17 
Assistant Secretary of State. 65-53 

Assistant Secretary of State for Public 
Affairs. 65-117 

Dispatches. 65-1553 

Division of Western European Affairs 
64-1348 «"*•«.. 

Foreign Service. 65-104, 65-115 
French-Mexican affairs. 63-397 
Press releases. 65-1061 
Report to the. 65-1784 
Russian affairs. 64-103 
Secretary of State 

Thomas F. Bayard. 64-764 
James G. Blaine. 63-326 
Henry Clay. 63-336 
William M. Evarts. 63-406 
Edward Everett. 64-1320 
Hamilton Fish. 63-406 
Walter Q. Gresham. 63-350 
Francis B. Loomis. 65-862 
William L. Marcy. 64-1575 
Elihu Root. 64-778 
John Sherman. 65-930 
Daniel Webster. 64-1320 



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UNITED STATES 
DEPT. of State (Continued) 

Solicitor. 64-1577 

Special assistant to the Secretary of State. 
65-48 

Special assistant to the Under Secretary of 
State. 65-51 

Special consultant. 65-95 

Special representative of the Secretary of 
State. 65-122 

Under Secretary for African Affairs. 
65-650 

Under Secretary of State. 65-149 

DEPT. of the Army. 64-1459 

see also U. S. — Army 

Secretary of the Army. 65-131 

DEPT. of the Interior. 64-773, 64-1424, 
64-1510 

Assistant Secretary of the Interior. 65-150 

Bureau of Education see U. S. — Office of 
Education 

Bureau of Land Management. 64-693, 
65-1180 

Conservation. 64-819 

Indian affairs see U. S. —Bureau of Indian 
Affairs 

Organisation. 65-905 
River improvement. 63-248 
Secretary of the Interior 

Oscar L. Chapman. 65-99 

Thomas Ewing. 65-905 
Solicitor. 65-110 

Subsistence Homesteads Division. 64-962 
DEPT. of the Navy See U. S. —Navy Dept 

DEPT. of War see U. S.— War Dept 

DEPT. of 

see also names of the secretaries of the 
departments, and members of their staffs 

DISPLACED Persons Commission. 65-111 

DISTRICT Court 

Iowa 

Southern District. 65-168 

New Mexico 

Northern District. 65-1788 

Tennessee 

Middle and Eastern District 64-1204 

ECONOMIC Advisors, President's Council of. 
65-100 

ECONOMIC Security, President's Committee 
on. 64-1634 

ECONOMIC Warfare, Board at 65-78 

ECONOMIC Warfare, Office ot 65-575 

EDUCATION, Advisory Committee on. 65-71 



UNITED STATES 
EDUCATION Mission to Germany. 64-165 

EDUCATION Mission to Japan. 64-165 

EDUCATION, Office of see U. S. -Office of 
Education 

ELECTRIFICATION Administration, RuraL 
65-27, 65-29, 65-1505 

EMBASSY see Diplomatic service; Foreign 
relations 

EMERGENCY Relief Administration. 65-80, 
65-758 

EXECUTIVE Office of the President 

see also headings beginning U. S. —Presi- 
dent's——— 

Office of the Chief of Social Entertainments. 
65-70 

White House Office. 65-114, 65-140, 
65-141, 65-145 

EXPERIMENT Station, Honolulu, Hawaii. 
64-1113 

EXPLORING Expedition, 1838-1842. 63-344, 
64-1388 

FARM Board, Federal. 64-20, 65-54, 
65-1487 

FARM Management, Office ot 64-841 

FEDERAL Bureau of Education see U. S. — 
Office of Education 

FEDERAL Civil Defense Administration. 
65-1040 

FEDERAL Civil Works Administration. 65-27 

FEDERAL C»7n g T"i n 1 ra ^ fwlg Commission. 
64-720, 65-30, 65-138, 65-1060 

FEDERAL Emergency Relief Administration. 
65-80, 65-758 

FEDERAL Farm Board. 64-20, 65-54, 
65-1487 

FEDERAL Housing Administration. 65-106 

FEDERAL Inter-agency River Basin Committee. 
Columbia Basin Inter-agency Committee see 
Columbia Basin Inter-agency Committee 

FEDERAL Power Commission. 64-1272, 

65-147 
FEDERAL Security Agency. 65-30 
FEDERAL Trade Commission. 65-108, 

65-140 
FEDERAL 

see also names beginning with the word 
Federal, e. g. Federal Music Project 

FISHERY Commission under the Reciprocity 
Treaty of 1854 with Great Britain. 65-1967 

FOREIGN Agricultural Relations, Office ot 
65-95 

FOREIGN Economic Mission to the Netherlands. 
65-79 

FOREIGN relations see Foreign relations 

FOREIGN Service. 65-104, 65-115 

FOREIGN Tariffs Division, Dept of Commerce. 
64-688 

FOREST Service. 64-391, 64-1267 



UNITED STATES 
FREEDMEN'S Bureau. 64-421, 64-1466 
FUEL Administration. 65-1387 
GENERAL Accounting Office. 64-664 
Comptroller General. 64-664 

GENERAL Land Office. 64-106, 64-1424, 
65-246, 65-1181 

see also Land— Public; U. S. —Bureau of 
Land Management 

Treasury warrants. 65-916 

Florida. 64-674 

Nebraska. 65-1467 

GEODETIC Survey, Coast and see U. S. — 
Coast and Geodetic Survey 

GEOLOGICAL Survey. 64-51, 65-1076, 
65-1300 

GEORGE C. Marshall Space Flight Center, 
Huntsville, Ala. 64-1583 

GOVERNMENT Reports, Office ot 65-52 

GREAT Plains Committee. 65-29 

GROUND Observer Corps. 63-93 

HEALTH and Welfare Activities, Interdepart- 
mental Committee to Coordinate. 65-76 

HIGH Commissioner to the Philippine Islands. 
65-30, 65-116, 65-448 

HOUSE of Representatives see U. S. — 
Congress. House 

HOUSING AdmlniSvfition, Federal. 65-106 

HOUSING and Home Finance Agency. 65-106 

HOUSING Authority see United States Housing 
Authority 

HYDROGRAPHIC Office. 63-378 

IMMIGRATION and Naturalization Service. 
65-1042 

INDIAN Affairs, Bureau of see U. S. — Bureau 
of Tn<tian Affairs 

INDIAN Claims Commission. 65-1783 

INDIAN Scouts. 65-799 

INDIAN Service see U. S. —Bureau of Indian 
Affairs 

INDUSTRIAL Commission. 64-1120 
INFANTRY see U. S. —Army— Infantry 
INSULAR Auditor (for the Philippines) 65-116 

INTERDEPARTMENTAL Committee to Coordi- 
nate Health and Welfare Activities. 65-76 

INTERIOR Dept see U. S. — Dept of the 
Interior 

INTERNAL Revenue Service. 64-980 

see also Internal revenue 

Nevada District 65-1787 

North Carolina. 64-378 

Utah District 65-1823 



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UNITED STATES 

INTERSTATE Commerce Commission. 
64-1402, 64-1500, 65-249, 65-1485 

JOINT Commission for the Final Settlement of 
toe Claims of the Hudson's Bay Company and 
Puget Sound Agricultural Company. 65-1155 

JUSTICE Dept. see U. S.-Dept. of Justice 

\ 
LABOR Board, National War see U S - 
National War Labor Board 

LABOR, Dept. of Commerce and. 64-1308 

LABOR Relations Board, National. 65-27 
65-112, 65-1388 ' 

LAND Management, Bureau of. 64-693 
65-1180 

LAND Office see U.S. -General Land Office 
LEGATION 

■ see ais ° Consular service; Diplomatic 
service 

London, Eng. 65-63 

Peking, China. 64-1624 

Vienna, Austria. 65-63 

LIBRARY of Congress. 64-613, 64-781 

Buildings. 64-776 

Catalog Division. 64-101 

Gifts. 64-1543 
MA ^575 and NaTa * SWpyard, Vallejo, Calif. 

MARINE Corps. 64-1212 

World Warn. 65-62 
MARITIME Commission. 64-1573, 65-27 
MEDICINE and Surgery, Bureau of. 65-49 
MERCHANT Marine see Merchant marine 



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UNITED STATES 
NATIONAL Commission for UNESCO. 



65-98 



MILITARY Academy, West Point, NY 
63-134, 63-397 ' 

Appointments. 64-253 

^enis 63-89, 63-345, 64-625, 64-777, 
64-1065, 64-1182, 64-1233, 65-565 
65-968, 65-986, 65-2019 

Diaries. 65-567 

Notebooks. 65-567 

MI r„ TAR I AS f J S nCe ***"». President's 
Committee to Study the. 65-149 

MINES, Bureau of. 65-97 

MINT 

Carson City, Nev. 65-1186 

MISSISSIPPI ffiver Commission. 64-494 
MUNITIONS Board. 65-114 
MUTUAL Security Agency. 64-870, 65-143 
NARCOTICS, Commissioner of. 65-96 
NATIONAL Advisory Cancer Council. 65-149 

NATIONAL Aeronautics and Space Administra- 
tion. 64-1583, 65-149 



NATIONAL Defense Council see U S — 
Council of National Defense — 

NATIONAL Heart Institute. 64-1174 

NATIONAL Industrial Recovery Administration 

see U. S. —National Recovery Administra- 
tion 

NATIONAL Labor Relations Board. 65-27 
65-112, 65-1388 ' 

NATIONAL Museum. 65-1076 

NATIONAL Park Service. 64-1510 

NATIONAL Recovery Administration. 65-244 

Director of Research and Planning. 65-42 

NATIONAL Research Council see National 
Research Council 

NATIONAL Resources Committee. 64-145 
64-1262 ■' 

NATIONAL Science Foundation. 64-29 
64-1576 ' 

Advisory Commission on Mineral Research 
65-97 ~"wj. 

NATIONAL War Labor Board 
1918-1919. 64-1271 
1942-1945 

Detroit Regional Office. 64-1634 

NATIONAL Youth Administration. 64-1483 
65-1507 ' 

National Advisory Committee. 65-66 



NATURALIZATION Service, Immigration and. 
65-1042 

NAVAL Academy, Annapolis, Md. 63-387 
64-636, 64-678 

Appointments. 64-253 
Students. 63-89, 64-917 

NAVAL Board of Inspection. 63-387 

NAVAL Expedition to Japan, 1852-1854 see 
United States Naval Expedition to Japan?" 
1852-1854 ^^ 

NAVAL Observatory, Mare Island Calif. 
64-779 * 

NAVAL Observatory, Washington, D. C. 
63—378 

NAVAL Research, Office of. 64-1323 

NAVAL Shipyard, Mare Island, Calif. 64-575 

NAVY. 63-71, 65-226 

see also headings beginning with the words 
Naval and Navy; names of ships; names 
of campaigns and battles; and appropriate 
subdivisions under names of wars 



Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. 
Caribbean area. 63-387 
Discipline. 64-868 
Firearms. 64-868 
Medical affairs. 65-49 



65-49 



UNITED STATES 
NAVY (Continued) 

20th century. 63-234, 64-636, 64-964 
64-1110, 65-107, 65-134, 65-731 
65-919 

19th and 20th centuries. 64-413, 64-509 
64-532, 64-553, 64-609, 64-671 
64-988, 65-1518, 65-1533 

\ \ 

19th century. 63-^03, 63-344, 63-378 \ 
63-387, 64-389, 64-462, 64-678 ' 
64-868, 64-961, 64-1012, 64-1168, 

Officers' naval and personal papers. 
65-61 

Nurse Corps. 65-945 

8th. 65-731 

Naval District 

Officers' relations with Franklin D. Roose- 
velt. 65-38 

South Pacific Fleet 64-1168 
Surgeon General. 65-49 
West Indies Squadron. 63-387 
World War H. 65-330 
NAVY Dept. 63-387 

Assistant Secretary of the Navy. 65^44 

Bureau of Construction and Repair. 63-155 
64-1573 ' 

Bureau of Ordnance. 64-1168 

Depot of Charts and Instruments. 63-378 

Official orders. 65-1518 

Secretary of the Navy 

Benjamin F. Tracy. 63-402 

Gideon Welles. 64-1387 

Levi Woodbury. 64-1585 

Under Secretary of the Navy. 65-119 

World War n. 65-1066 

NAVY Yard 

Brooklyn, N. Y. 64-868 

Mare Island, Calif. 64-575 

Memphis, Tenn. 64-246 

Philadelphia, Pa. 64-1388 

Portsmouth, Va. 64-1234 

see also Confederate States of America- 
Navy Yard, Gosport, Va, 

^FSF Navsd SttPrart, Portsmouth, Va. 
64-1234 

see also Confederates of America— Navy 
Yard, Gosport, Va. 

NURSE Corps. 65-945 

OFFICE of Alien Property Custodian. 65-579 

OFFICE of Army Accounts. 64-1567 

OFFICE of Civil and Defense Mobilization. 
65-169 



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UNITED STATES 
OFFICE of Economic Warfare. 

OFFICE of Education 



65-575 



Commissioner of Education. 64-1201, 
65-123 

Correspondence with. 64-1327, 65-1631 

Specialist in foreign education. 65-912 

OFFICE of Farm Management. 64-841 

OFFICE of Foreign Agricultural Relations. 
65-95 

OFFICE of Government Reports. 65-52 

OFFICE of Indian Affairs see U. S. —Bureau 
of Tnriinn Affairs 

OFFICE of Internal Revenue see U. S. — Inter- 
nal Revenue Service 

OFFICE of Military Government for Germany. 
65-942 

OFFICE of Naval Research. 64-1323 
OFFICE of Price Administration 

Administrator. 65-42 

Michigan. 65-1389 
OFFICE of Production Management. 65-51 

Labor Division. 65-48 

OFFICE of Strategic Services. 64-1403, 
65-900 

OFFICE of the Chief Engineer see U.S. — 
Army— Corps of Engineers 

OFFICE of the Chief of Social Entertainments 
see U. S. —Executive Office of the Presi- 
dent—Office of the Chief of Social Entertain- 
ments 

OFFICE of War Information. 65-1763 

OFFICE of War Mobilization and Reconversion. 
64-1576 

Advisory Board. 65-720 

ORDNANCE Bureau (Navy Dept. ) 64-1168 

PARK Service, National. 64-1510 

PATENT Office. 64-1025 

PENSIONS Office Building. 63-380 

PHILADELPHIA Naval Shipyard, League 
Island, Pa. 64-1388 

PHILIPPINE Commission (1900-1916) 65-662 

PHILIPPINE Islands, High Commissioner to 
the. 65-30, 65-116, 65-448 

PHILIPPINE War Damage Commission. 
65-148 

POST Office Dept. 

see also Postal service 

Assistant Postmaster General. 65-133 

Congressional committees. 63-382, 64-257 



UNITED STATES 
POST Office Dept. (Continued) 

Employees. 64-932 

Postmaster General 

Donald M. Dickinson. 65-1330 

Jesse M. Donaldson. 65-105 

Walter Q. Gresham 63-350 

George von Lengerke Meyer. 65-917 

POST Office (Local) 

see also Postal service 

Stetson, Me. 65-1973 

POWER Commission, Federal. 64-1272, 
65-147 

PRESIDENT. 65-145 

see also Presidents (U. S.); and names of 
the Presidents 

Administrative assistants. 65-141 

Executive Office of the President see 

U. S. —Executive Office of the President 

Special assistant to. 65-122 

Special counsel to. 65-126 

Term of office. 65-128 

PRESIDENT'S Advisory Committee on Educa- 
tion. 65-71 

PRESIDENT'S Committee for the Development 
of Scientists and Engineers. 65-1040 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on Administrative 
Management. 65-72 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on an Inquiry on 
Cooperative Enterprise in Europe. 65-73 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on Civil Service 
Improvement. 64-178, 65-50, 65-74 

PRESIDENTS Committee on Economic Security. 
64-1634 

PRESIDENT'S Committee on Portal to Portal 
Travel Time. 65-75 

PRESIDENT'S Committee to Study the United 
States Military Assistance Program. 
65-149 

PRESIDENT'S Council of Economic Advisors. 
65-100 

PRESIDENT'S Interdepartmental Committee to 
Coordinate Health and Welfare Activities. 
65-76 

PRESIDENTS Research Committee on Social 
Trends. 64-1327 

PRESIDENT'S Rubber Survey Committee see 
U. S. —Special Committee to Study the 
Rubber Situation 

PRESIDENT'S Water Resources Policy Com- 
mission. 65-27, 65-29 

PRICE Administration, Office of see U. S.— 
Office of Price Administration 

PRODUCTION Management, Office of. 65-51 

Labor Division. 65-48 



UNITED STATES 

PUBLIC Affairs see U. S. —Dept. of State- 
Assistant Secretary of State for Public 
Affairs 

PUBLIC Works Administration 

In Michigan. 64-1499 

Mississippi Valley Committee. 65-29 

QUARTERMASTER'S Dept. see U. S. — Army- 
Quartermaster' s Dept. 

RECLAMATION Repayment Commission. 
65-1833 

RECONVERSION, Office of War Mobilization 
and. 64-1576 

Advisory Board, 65-720 

RECOVERY Administration, National see 
U. S. — National Recovery Administration 

RED Cross see Red Cross— American National 
Red Cross 

RELIEF Administration, Federal Emergency. 
65-80, 65-758 

REPAYMENT Commission. 65-1833 

RESEARCH Committee on Social Trends. 
64-1327 

RESETTLEMENT Administration. 65-68 

RESOURCES Committee see U. S. -National 
Resources Committee 

REVENUE -Cutter Service. 65-1171 

RUBBER Survey Committee see U. S. — 
Special Committee to Study the Rubber 
Situation 

RURAL Electrification Administration. 65-27, 
65-29, 65-1505 

SANITARY Commission see United States 
Sanitary Commission 

SCIENCE Foundation, National. 64-29, 
64-1576 

SECRETARIES (Cabinet officers) see names of 
secretaries; and names of departments, e.g. 
U. S. —Dept. of State 

SECURITIES and Exchange Commission. 
65-42, 65-132 

SECURITY Agency, FederaL 65-30 

SENATE see U. S.— Congress. Senate 

SHIPPING Board. 65-166 

SHIPPING Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. 
65-79 

SMITHSONIAN Institution see Smithsonian 
Institution 

SOCIAL Entertainments, Office of the Chief of 
see U. S. —Executive Office of the Presi- 
dent—Office of the Chief of Social Entertain- 



SOCIAL Security Board. 65-34, 65-81 

SOCIAL Trends, President's Research Com- 
mittee on. 64-1327 



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UNITED STATES 
SOLICITOR General. 64-1291, 65-124 

SPACE Administration, National Aeronautics 
and. 64-1583, 65-149 

SPECIAL Committee to Study the Rubber 
Situation. 65-77 

SPECIAL Mission to French North Africa, the 
Middle East, Italy and France. 1944. 
65-900 

STATE Dept see U. S. -Dept of State 

STRATEGIC Services, Office of. 64-1403 
65-900 

SUBVERSIVE Activities Control Board. 
65-1057 

SUPERINTENDENT of Indian Affairs see 
U. S. —Bureau of Indian Affairs 

SUPREME Court 64-613, 64-1047, 64-1287, 



Building. 63-349 

Justices. 63-94, 63-330, 63-337, 64-228 
64-519, 64-798, 64-1066, 64-1204 
64-1218, 65-488, 65-880, 65-1722 

Law clerks. 65-110 
SURVEYOR General. 63-262, 65-1181 

see also U. S. —General Ta^ Office 

TARIFF Commission. 65-900 

TECHNICAL Cooperation Administration. 
65-95 

TECHNICAL Mission to Brazil. 65-29 

TECHNOLOGICAL Mission to Germany 1945 
65-900 

TRADE Commission, FederaL 65-180 
65-140 * 

TREASURY, Board of. 64-1567 

TREASURY Dept. 63-216, 64-178 

Agent to the Seal Fisheries, Pribilof Islands. 

Annex, Washington, D. C. 63-349 

Assistant Secretary of the Treasury 
65-565 

Assistant Treasurer at New York City. 
64—836 

Circulars. 64-1567 

Civil War. 63-346 

Claims Dept 64-997 

Comptroller of the Currency. 63-374 
65-740 ^ 

Comptroller's Office. 64-1567, 65-747 

Financial transactions with. 65-1739 

General Counsel. 65-130 

Internal Revenue Service see U. S.— Inter- 
nal Revenue Service 

Secretary of the Treasury. 64-1052 

Thomas Ewing. 65-905 

Samuel D. Ingham. 64-1144 

Hugh McCulloch. 63-374 

Henry Morgenthau, Jr. 65-54 



UNITED STATES 
TREASURY Dept. 

Secretary of the Treasury (Continued) 
John Sherman. 65-930 
John W. Snyder. 65-142 
Oliver Wolcott. 64-202 
Levi Woodbury. 64-1585 
Second Auditor's Office. 65-1126 
Under Secretary of the Treasury. 65-720 
TREASURY Office. 64-1567 

TRUMAN Committee see U. S. —Congress. 
Senate— Special Committee Investigating the 
National Defense Program 

VETERANS' Administration. 64-253 

VICE President see names of Vice Presidents 

WAR Assets Administration. 65-27 

WAR Dept 64-1569, 65-800, 65-1793. 
65-1824 ' 

see also U. S. — Army 
Assistant Secretary of War 
Charles A, Dana. 65-901 
Dwight F. Davis. 64-494 
George De Rue Meiklejohn. 65-1491 
Contracts. 65-1009 
Secretary of War. 64-1052, 64-1194 
Newton D. Baker. 65-28 
James Barbour. 65-1811 
John C. Calhoun. 65-1811 
William Eustis. 64-1563 
James McHenry. 65-1678 
William L. Marcy. 64-1575, 65-1681 
Joel R. Poinsett 63-386 
ElihuRoot 64-778 
Edwin M. Stanton. 65-931 

Special assistant to the Secretary of War 
65-79 J " - 

Spruce Production Division. 64-1267 

WAR Industries Board. 65-79 

WAR Information Office. 65-1763 



WAR Labor Board see U. S. —National War 
Labor Board 

WAR Mobilization and Reconversion, Office of. 
64-1576 

Advisory Board. 65-720 

WAR Production Board. 64-773, 65-51 
65-114, 65-122 

WAR Relocation Authority. 65-80 
WAR Stopping Administration. 64-1573 
WAR Trade Board. 64-690 

WATER Resources Policy Commission. 
65-27, 65-29 



UNITED STATES 

WEATHER Bureau. 64-782,64-1556 

WEIGHTS and Measures, Bureau of. 65-1719 

WHITE House Office see U. S. —Executive 
Office of the President— White House Office 

WORK Projects Administration. 64-21 
64-785, 65-1507 

Administrator. 65-43 
Deputy Administrator. 65-80 
Economist in. 65-42 
Reports for. 65-767 
Indiana. 65-30 
Nebraska. 65-1479 
Utah. 65-1162, 65-1791 
WORK Relief Program, FederaL 65-948 

WORKS Administration, Public see U S.- 
Public Works Administration 

WORKS Progress Administration see BL S.— 
Work Projects Administration 

YOUTH Administration, National see U.S.— 
National Youth Administration 

End of entries for 

UNITED STATES 

UNITED States Bank see Bank of the United 
States 

UNITED States Chamber of Commerce. 64-349 

UNITED States Christian Commission. 
65-506, 65-1882 

UNITED States Daughters of 1812, National 
Society of see National Society of the United 
Daughters of 1812 

UNITED States Expedition to the Antarctic, 
International Geophysical Year, 1954-1959 
64-782 

UNITED States Exploring Expedition, 1838- 
1842. 63-344, 64-1388 

UNITED States Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty of 
1876. 64-762 

UNITED States Housing Authority. 65-65 

UNITED States National Committee for the 
International Geophysical Year. Antarctic 
Program. 64-782 



UNITED States Naval Expedition to Japan 
1852-1854. 65-924 — ■" 

UNITED States Olympic Association. 64-832 

UNITED States Pharmaceutical Board. 
•65-1983 

UNITED States Sanitary Commission. 64-325 
65-182, 65-204 WT 

Western Sanitary Commission. 65-681 

Woman's Central Association of Relief. 
64-952 

UNITED States Shipping Board Emergency 
Fleet Corporation. 65-79 



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UNITED States Sisal Trust. 65-1427 
DOTTED States Steel Corporation. 64-798 
DOTTED War Fund of Nebraska. 65-1508 

DOTTED World Federalists. 65-1763 

DOTTED Zionist Socialist Labor Party Poale- 
Zion see Poale Zion. D. S. 

DOTTY magazine (Chicago) 64-1326 

DOTTY, N. H. 

Family papers. 65-698 

DOTVERSAL military training program. 

65-129 
DOTVERSAL Winding. 64-240 

DOTVERSALIST churches 

Sermons. 65-1531 

North Carolina. 64-446, 65-1531 

Southern States. 65-1531 

UNIVERSE see Cosmogony 

UOTVERSTTIES and colleges see Colleges and 
universities; also names of universities and 
colleges and names of places in which they 
are located 

UNIVERSITIES Committee on Post-war Inter- 
national Problems 

Ann Arbor Branch. 65-1390 

UNIVERSITY Baptist Church, Baltimore, Md. 
64-1160 

UNIVERSITY of 



Universities with names beginning as in- 
dicated above and identified by the name of a 
city, State, province, or the like are entered 
under the name of the city, State, or 
province 

UNIVERSITY of Michigan Alumni Club of the 
Philippines. 64-1417 

DOTVERSTTY OF Michigan Club of Ann Arbor. 
65-1377 

UNIVERSITY of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 
Pa. see Philadelphia, Pa. — Dniversity of 
Pennsylvania 

UNIVERSITY of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. 
64-1417 

UNIVERSITY of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. see 
Sewanee, Tenn. —University of the South 

UNIVERSITY of Tokyo see Tokyo, "Japan- 
Imperial Dniversity 

UNIVERSITY presses 
Virginia. 65-959 

DNIVERSITY Professors, American Association 
of see American Association of University 
Professors 

DOTVERSTTY School, Richmond, Va. (formerly 
at Petersburg, Va. ) 64-398 

DNIVERSITY Women, American Association of 
see American Association of. University. 
Women 

UNIVERSITY Women, International Federation 
of. 64-818, 65-1201 

UNMARRIED mothers. 63-170 



DNTERMEYER, Louis, 1885- 64-41, 
64-150, 65-938 

UNTERMYER, Samuel, 1858-1940. 65-1742 
UNWTN (T. Fisher), London, Eng. 65-855 
DPDEGRAFF, Allan Eugene. 65-717 
UPDEGRAFF, Milton. 64-779 
UPDIKE, John. 1728 or 9-1804. 65-184 
UPHAM, Warren. 63-241 
UPJOHN, William, 1807-1887. 65-1373 
UPJOHN Company, Kalamazoo, Mich. 65-407 

UPPER Missouri Indian Agency. 65-1177, 
65-1801, 65-1811 

UPPER Missouri Outfit. 65-1401 

UPPER Peninsula, Mich. 

Politics. 65-644 

Surveys. 65-331 
UPPER St. John's, Berkeley, S. C. 

Resident of. 63-302 
UPPSALA, Sweden 

Letters from scientists in. 65-1311 

DPSHAW, Virginia Delaware (Wilcox) 
64-1249 

UPSHAW, William Jeremiah. 64-1249 

UPSHAW family. 64-1249 

UPSHER-SMTTH, F. A. see Smith, F. A. 
Upsher. 

UPSON, Arthur T. 64-908 

UPTON, Emory, 1839-1881. 63-395, 65-896 

URBAIN, S. 65-1311 

URBAN League and Brough Community Associ- 
ation, Grand Rapids, Mich, 65-1334 

URBAN League of Detroit, Mich. 65-608 
URBAN League of Lincoln, Neb. 65-1490 
URBAN League of Portland, Or. 65-1033 

URBANA, 111. 

Colleges and universities see Illinois— 
University (Urbana) 

Housing. 65-1918 

Letters from. 65-158 

Rotary Club. 65-1935 

Sewerage. 65-1918 

World War L 65-1310 
URDANETA, Ralph. 64-895 
URDANG, George. 65-1983 

DREY, Harold C. 64-83 
URINARY diseases. 65-1542 



URMY, Clarence Thomas, 1858-1923. 
65-2012 

URMY, Mabel see Seares, Mabel (Urmy) 
URQUHART family. 64-1118 

URUGUAY 

Naval service (D. S. ) 64-509 

USEFUL arts see Technology 

USHER, John Palmer, 1816-1889. 64-959, 
64-1424 

USURY. 64-74 

see also Interest 
DTAH. 65-1182 , 65-1774 , 65-1791 
Banks and banking. 65-1152 
Biographies 

Mormons. 65-1162 
Notes, etc 65-1182 
Botany. 65-1779 

Churches and religious affairs. 65-1127 
see also Utah— Mormons andMormonlsm 
Baptist. 65-1791 
Coal industry and trade. 65-1791 

Colleges and universities. 64-840 

Presidents. 65-1791 
Colorado River Fact Committee. 65-944 
Copper mines and mining. 65-2009 

I Cotton 

Growing. 65-1122 

Distilling industries. 65-1823 

Genealogy. 65-1791 

Gold mines and mining. 65-1791 

Historical Records Survey. 6J-1791 

History 

Local. 65-1162 

Indian raids and massacres. 64-575, 
65-869 

Indians 

Government relations. 65-944 , 65-1822 

Internal Revenue Service 

Field records, Salt Lake City. 65-1823 

Judges. 65-1795 

Merchants. 65-1127 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 

Chinook winds. 65-1778 
Military service in. 63-272 



Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1791, 65-1805 

Engineering. 65-1798 



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UTAH (Continued) x 

Mormons and Mormonism. 65-1791 

see also Utah Expedition, 1857-1858 

Annals of the Southern Utah Mission 
1847-77. 65-1122 

Biographies. 65-1162 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-1774 

Journey to Utah. 65-646 

Mountain Meadows Massacre, 1857 see 
Mountain Meadows Massacre, 185T - 

Notaries. 65-1127 

Pioneer life. 65-1162, 65-1774, 65-1791 
65-1868 ' 

Politics. 65-1127 

Papers of persons active in 
20th century. 65-67 
Postal service. 65-1791 
Probate law and practice. 65-1795 
Railroads. 65-1190/ 65- 1791 
Silver mines and mining. 65-1156 
Social life. 65-1127 

State Agricultural College, Logan. 64-840 
Surveys and surveying. 65-1788, 65-1791 
Tax records. 65-1823 
Telegraph companies. 65-1127 

Travel and description. 64-172, 64-732 
65-288, 65-646, 65-1701, 65-1791 ' 

Work Projects Administration. 65-1162, 

UTAH Copper Company. 65-2009 
UTAH Co. , Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 
UTAH Enterprise Mine. 65-1805 

UTAH Expedition, 1857-1858. 65-1791 
65-1807 ' 

UT 65 H -mi d M0Untain Minin e Company. 

UTAH Indian Superintendencv. 65-178? 
65-1822 ' 



UTICA, N. Y. 

Gas manufacture and works. 65-828 
Law practice. 64-888, 64-889, 64-931 
Social life. 64-859 
Women's suffrage. 64-346 
UTICA Steam Gauge Company. 64-861 
UTLEY, Clifton Maxwell, 1904- 65-704 
UTLEY, Joseph. 64-241 
UTRECHT, Treaty of, 1713. 63-100 
UTTLEY, Alison. 65-1978 



UTAH Territory 

Auditior of public accounts, business, and 
personal papers. 65-1127 

Governor, 1857-1861 (Cumming) 65-1791 
UTE Indians 

Campaigns against (1715) 65-1165 
History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1499 
New Mexico. 65-1126 
UTICA and Black River Railroad Company. 



V. M. t see Virginia —Military Institute 
Lexington. ' 

VACANT land see Land- Vacant 

VACCINATION. 63-212 

Animals. 64-1263 

Discovery at 65-1949 

VA 65™012 Hor * ce Annesle y. °- 1861. 

VAIL, Aaron. 65-388 

VAIL, Alfred, 1807-1859. 64-1582 

VAIL, James Cummings. 64-1582 

VAIL, John. 65-1831 

VAIL, Stephen Montfort. 65-654 

VAIL family. 64-1582 
Genealogy. 64-1582 
VAILL collection, 1821-1840. 64-1287 
VALATTE, N. Y. 

Family papers. 64-917 

VALDES CALDERON, Francisco. 64-895 

VALENCE. 65-1928 

VALENCIANA Mine, Mexico. 63-16 

VALENTINE, Benjamin B. 64-599 

VALENTINE, Edward Kimball, 1843-1916 
65-1440 

VA £fNTINE, EdWard VlrBinius ' 1838-1930. 
VALENTINE, James. 65-231 
VALENTINE, Mann S. 64-599 
VALENTINES. 65-294 

VALETON de Boissiere, Ernest, 1810-1894 
see Boissiere, Ernest Valeton de, 1810- 

VALLANDIGHAM, Clement Laird, 1820-1871 
63-254, 63-377 



VALLE, Francisco Antonio Maria del see 
Maria del Valle, Francisco Antonio 

VALLE, Juan Baptiste. 64-334 

VALLE y Caviedes, Juan deL 63-74 

VALLE family. 64-296 

VALLEJO, Calif. 

Mare Island Naval Shipyard. 64-575 
VALLETTE, Henry. 63-398 
VALLEY Forge, Pa. 

Revolution. 65-179 

VALLEY Mountain, W. Va. 
Civil War. 64-1226 

VALLEY Railroad Company. 64-1286 

VALLOMBROSA, Antoine Amedee Marie 
Vincent Manca de, marquis de Mores see 

Mores, Antoine Amedee Marie Vincent 

Manca de VaUombrosa, marquis de, 1858- 
1896. 

VALVERDE y Cosfo, Antonio. 65-1165 
VANADIUM 

Arizona, 65-1781 
VAN BIBBER family 

Genealogy. 64-1307 
VANBUREN, A. A. 64-843 

V ^8?8^M-843 !eUCa (SiDeleton) "*• 182 °- 

VAN BUREN, De Puy, b. 1822. 65-611 

VAN BUREN, Elton. 64-843 

VANBUREN, H. E. 64-843 

VANBUREN, Jarvis. 64-562 

VAN BUREN, John, 1810-1866. 64-843 

VA £5? ES ' M3rtIn ' **"■ U - S " "82-1862. 

As correspondent. 64-510, 64-843 
64-1575, 64-1585 ' 

Autographs. 63-136, 64-47, 64-63, 65-59 

VAN BUREN, Ark. 

Politics. 63-126 

VAN BUREN Co. , Iowa 

Letters from. 65-1513 

Treasurer. 65-527 

VAN BUREN family. 64-843 

VAN CAMP, Wellington. 65-606 

VANCE, Zebulon Baird, 1830-1894. 63-66 
64-366, 64-1096, 65-714 ' 

VANCE Co. , N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-436 



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The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Index 



VANCE family. 64-366 

VAN CLEEF, Mynderse, 1853-1935. 64-942 

VAN CORLAER, Elizabeth. 64-943 

VAN COTT, Margaret Newton, 1830-1914. 
64-966 

VANCOUVER Island 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-1766 

VANDALE, EarL 65-812 

VANDALIA, HL 

Schools. 64-252 

VAN DE LINDE family. 65-1575 

VAN DEMAN, Esther Boise, 1862-1937. 
65-1353 

VANDENBELT, John MeMn, 1912- 64-1174 

VANDENBERG, Arthur Hendrick, Jr. 64-1518 

VANDENBERG, Arthur Hendrick, 1884-1951. 
64-1448, 64-1455, 64-1462, 64-1469, 
64-1474, 64-1496, 64rl499, 64-1515, 
64-1518, 65-226, 65-287, 65-311, 65-338, 
65-342, 65-397, 65-458, 65-463, 65-487, 
65-537, 65-547, 65-552, 65-554, 65-559, 
65-579, 65-584, 65-665, 65-1379, 65-1390 

VANDENBERG, Hazel H. (Whlttaker) 65-554 

VANDENBROEK, John Abraham, 1885-1959. 
65-612 

VANDERBILT, Cornelltts, 1794-1877 
Autographs. 63-245 

VANDERBILT, George. 65-1664 
VANDERBILT family. 65-1775 
VANDERBILT Unlyerslty, Nashville, Tenn. 

Faculty members' papers. 65-654 

Football teams. 64-1172 

VANDERCOQK, John W. , 1902- 65-871 

VANDEROOOK, Roy C. , 1873-1960. 65-254, 
65-613 

VANDERHORST, Adele (Allston) 1842-1415. 
63-272, 63-315 

VANDERHORST, Arnoldus. 63-315 

VANDERHORST family. 63-315 

VANDERPOOL, George. 65-614 

VANDERVELD, Anthony. 65-1361 

VANDER VELDE, Lewis George, 1890 
65-610, 65-566, 65-1372 

VANDEVER, C. E. 65-1178 

VAN DOREN, Carl Clinton, 1885-1950.. 
65-1997 

VAN DOREN, Jacob, of New Jersey. 65-1551 

VAN DOREN. Mark. 1894- .65-1209 
VAN DOREN family 
Genealogy. 65-969 



VANDORN, EarL 1820-1863. 63-61. 63-403, 
64-765 

VANDRUTEN, John, 1901-1957. 65-1064 
VAN DYCK, Edward S. 65-1147 

VANDYKE, Henry, 1852-1933. 63-372, 
63-407 

VAN DYKE family 
Genealogy. 65-976 

VANE, Charles William, 3d marquis of 
Londonderry see Londonderry, Charles 
William VaneTTd marquis of, 1778-1854 

VAN FLEET, Martin N. 65-1489 
VAN GAASBEEK, Peter. 65-60 

VAN HISE, Charles Richard, 1857-1918 
64-1624, 65-1918 

VANHISE, David. 64-245 
VANHOSEN, H. B. 65-1982 

VAN LEER, Tenn. 

General stores. 64-1176 

VAN LOON, HendrlkWiBem, 1882-1944. 
64-1560 

VAN MATER & Holmes, Matawan, N. J. 
65-1645 

VAN MATER family. 65-1604 

Genealogy. 65-1598 

VAN METRE, George W. 63-129 

VAN METRE family. 63-129 

VAN NEST, Abraham R. 65-1555 

VANNHALL, Joan Baptist see Wanhal, Jottfum 
Baptist, 1739-1813 

VANNOFPEN, Charles Leonard, 1869-1938. 
63-130 

VAN NORMAN family 

Genealogy. 65-1989 

VANORSDEL, William Wesley, 1848-1919. 
64-973 

VAN PATTEN, Nathan, 1887-1956. 65-2006 

VAN PELT, George. 65-631 

VAN PELT, Robert. 65-1485 

VAN RENSSELAER, Alida (Schuyler) see 
Livingston, Alida (Schuyler) Van Rensselaer, 
1656-1729 

VANSANT, Samuel Rinnan. 63-243 
VANSCHAACK, Peter, 1795-ca. 1864. 64-917 
VAN SCHAICK, Henry. 64-943 
VAN SCHAICK collection, 1732-1826. 64-943 
VAN SCHAICK family. 65-1576 
VANSICLEN, George W. 64-771 



VANSTTTART, Nicholas, bjaron Bextey see 
Bezley, Nicholas Vansittart, baron, B68- 
1851 

VAN SLYKE, Lucius Lincoln, 1859-1931 

Notes on lectures by. 65-606 

VAN TYNE, Charles H. *5-166 

VAN TYNE, Claude Halstead, 1869-1930. 
64-1515, 65-380, 65-531, 65-532, 65-1372 

VAN TYNE, Helen Belfield Bates. 65-615 

VAN TYNE, IsabeL 64-1478 

VANVALKENBDRG, Edwin A., d. 1932. 
65-1304 

VANVALKENBURG, Samuel, 1891- 65-532 

VANVECHTEN, Carl, 1880- 65-1997 

VAN VLECK family. 64-722 

VANVOORHIS, Louise see Armstrong, Louise 
(Van Voorms) 1889-1548 

VANWAGENEN, Jacob 

Descendants of. 65-1581 
VAN WAGENEN family 

Genealogy. 65-1581 

VAN WAGONER, Murray Delos, 1898- 

64-1483, 64-1499, 65-397, 65-606, 65-1338, 
65-1B79 

VAN WERT, Ga, 

Baptist Church. 85-190 

VAN WINKLE, Isaac 65-1785 

VANWYCK, Charles Henry, 1824-1895. 
65-1440 

VANWYCK, Theodore. 65-1529 

VAN WYCKfamily. 65-60 

VAN ZANDT, Susan Isabelle see Dubmy, 
Susan Isabelle (Van Zandt] 

VAN 23LE, Philip Taylor, 1843-1917. 64-1500 

VARGAS Zapata y Lujan Ponce de Leon, 
Diego de. 65-1165 

VAHICKi N. Y. 

Vigilance Society. 64-921 

VARIGNY, Charles de 65-1777 

VARILLA, Philippe Bonau see Bunau-Vaiilla, 
Philippe, 1859-1940 

VARIORIBM, by Harold N. HiUebrand 
65-1310 

VARNER, Woody. 64-895 

VaRNISH and varnishing 
Companies 

Louisiana. 65-889 



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VARSER, Lycurgls Rayner. 65-711 

VASCULAR plants see Botany 

VASQUEZ, Benito. 64-287 

VASS, James. 65-995 

VASS, William WnrreU, 1821-1896. 64-1124 

VASSAR, T. E. 65-1778 

VASSAR College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 

Students. 64-10, 64-1095, 65-655 
VATER, Jobann Severln, 1771-1826. 63-2 
VATICAN 

see also Catholic Church 

Foreign relations (U. S. ) 64-775 

Library. 64-101 

VAUCLADf, Samuel Matthews, 1856-1940 
65-832. 65-1547 

VAUCLAIN family. 65-1547 

VAUGHAN, Benjamin, 1751-1835. 65-2001 

VAUGHAN, Harry H. , 1893- 65-144 

VAUGHAN, John, 1755-1841. 64-1145 

VAUGHAN, Victor Clarence, 1851-1929 
64-1413, 85-531, 65-1392 

Notes on lectures by. 65-278, 65-333 

VAUGHN, Guy. 64-1557 

VAUGHN, J. C. 65-878 

VAUGHN, Stella. 65-887 

VEATCH, Nathan Thomas, 1886- 65-146 

VEGA, Placido. 65-2013 

VEGETABLE kingdom see Botany 

VEHICLES 

Exhibits of. 64-1329 
VELASCO, Tex. 

Travel and description. 64-760 

VELDE, Harold H. 64-775 

VELDE, Lewis George Vander see Vander 
Velde, Lewis George, 1890- 

VELEZ CACHUPIN, Tomis. 85-1165 

VELIE, Charles Deere, 1861-1929. 64-1525 

VELIE, Stephen H., Jr. 64-1525 

VELIE family. 64-1525 

VENABLE, Francis Preston, 1856-1934 
65-749 

VENANGO Co. , Pa. 

TanH 

Speculation. 65-1565 



VENDUES see Auctions 
VENEREAL disease. 65-1542 
VENEZUELA 

Botany. 64-826 

Boundaries. 63-402, 64-764 

Churches and religious affairs 
Lutheran. 63-28 

Consular service (Gt Brit) 65-1670 

Diplomatic service (U. S. ) 65-862 

Economic conditions. 63-135 

Travel and description. 65-1384 

VENIAMDJOV, IranEvseevich see Innokentil 
Metropolitan of Moscow, 1797^1879 

VENICE, N. T. 

Tombstone inscriptions. 64-899 
VENTILATION and ventilating. 65-1939 
VENTURA Co. , r.Hf_ 

History (Manuscript collection) 66-952 
VENUS (Sloop) 64-1392 
VERACRUZ, Mexico 

French occupation. 65-2013 

Mexican War, 1845-1848. 63-355 
Blockade. 63-396 

Politics. 64-1213 

Steamboat lines. 64-345 

VERDUN, France 

World War I 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-949 

VERBA, Francisco de. 63-1 

VERHOEFF, Mary. 65-26 
VERMILION Co. , DX 

Family papers. 64-242 
VERMONT 

Account books. 64-1440 

Art and artists. 65-1851 

Banks and banking. 64-790 

Business papers. 64-789 

Cavalry. 64-793 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

Civil War. 63-327, 64-793 

Colleges and universities. 64-1425 

see also Vermont — University 
(Burlington) 

Courts. 64-1589, 65-954, 65-955 
Creameries. 64-789 



Customs service. 64-793 
Farms and farming. 64-1587 
Globemaking. 64-794 
History 

LocaL 65-953 
Insurance business. 64-790 
Judges. 65-954 

Land. 64-790 

Legal documents. 65-953 

Law practice. 64-1589, 65-955 

Legal history. 65-955 

Literary papers. 64-791, 64-1586 

Local papers and records. 65-1320 

Lumber industry and trade. 64-789 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc ) 
64-1588 



Politics. 64-1220 

Papers of persons active In. 65-955 
65-1071 ' 

Railroads. 64-1590 

Revolution 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-179 

Roads. 64-790 

Plank. 64-1590 

Rural status. 64-946 

Schools. 64-790 

Steamboat lines. 64-788 

Students. 64-952 

Surveys and surveying. 64-790 

Teachers and teaching. 65-955 

Travels from. 64-1555 

University (Burlington) 64-1413 

Students. 65-955 

VERMONT and Canada Railroad. 64-1590 

VERMONT Central Railroad. 64-1590 

VERMONT State Bank. 64-790 

VERNER, William Frank, 1883- 64-1499 

VERNON, Edward, 1684-1757. 63-221 
63-404 .a' 

VERNON, MabeL 65-1160, 65-1183 

VERNON, Simon Francois Gay de, baron, 
1760-1822 see Gay de Vernon, Simon 
Francois, baron, 1760-1822 

VERONA Springs, N. Y. 

Letters from. 64-673 
VERSAILLES, France 

Travel and description. 64-1207 



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VERULAM, Lady Katharine Grimston see 
Clarendon, Lady Katharine (Grimston) 
Villiers, d. 1874 

VESSELS (Ships) see Ships 
VESUVIUS Furnace. 65-721 

VETERAN Association of the First Corps of 
Cadets (Massachusetts) 64-15 

VETERANS. 64-938 

Bonuses see Bounties, Military 

Civil War. 65-1511 

Periodicals. 65-1605 

Rehabilitation of disabled. 65-1511 

Reunions. 65-93 

Confederate. 63-290, 63-339, 64-476, 
64-1184 

Virginia. 65-1011 
Legislation 

Minnesota. 63-236 

Pensions see Pensions, Military 

Societies see Veterans' organizations 

Spanish American War. 65-213 

World War L 65-1503 

VETERANS' Administration, U. S. 64-253 

VETERANS Association of the 20th Michigan 
Infantry Regiment. 65-1362 

VETERANS of Foreign Wars of the United 
States. 64-320 

VETERANS' organizations. 64-320 

see also American Legion; Grand Army of 
the Republic; United Confederate Veterans 

Civil War 

Michigan. 65-1362 

Nebraska. 65-1465 
Confederate. 63-50, 63-290 
Spanish American War. 63-50 

Nebraska. 65-1481 

Nevada. 65-1787 

Washington. 63-213 

By place 

Massachusetts. 64-15 

Michigan. 65-427 

VETERINARIANS 

New York. 64-834 

VETERINARY Experiment Station, Cornell 
University. 64-834 

VETERINARY medicine. 64-834, 64-891, 
64-952 

see also Cattle diseases 

VETROMTT.K, Eugene. 65-1815 

VETTERLEIN (Julius) b Company, Philadephia, 
Pa. 65-833 



VETTERLEIN, Theodore H. 65-833 

VETTERLEIN family. 65-833 

VIAJES en la costa al norte de las Californias, 
1774-90 (Manuscript collection) 65-1825 

VTBBERT, Charles Bruce. 65-636 



VICE 
Illinois. 



64-52 



VTCE-Presidentlal elections see Presidential 
elections 

VICE Presidents (U. S. ) see names of the 
Vice Presidents 

VICK, G. Beauchamp. 64-1163 

VICKERS, James. 64-210 

VICKSBURG, Miss. 

Banks and banking. 64-489 

Civil War. 63-266 

Confederate side. 63-403 

Letters from. 63-341, 63-350 

Siege, 1863. 63-143, 63-224, 63-231, 
63-332, 64-246, 64-608, 64-1050, 
64-1209, 65-160, 65-1319 

Letters from. 64-364 

Travels from. 64-758 

Yellow fever. 64-364 

VICKSBURG Monument Commission, Mich. 
65-324 

VICTOR Creamery Company, Victor, N. Y. 
64-928 

VICTOR, N. Y. 

Business records. 64-928 
VICTORIA, Queen of Great Britain, 1819-1901 

Autographs. 64-47 

Relating to. 64-817 
VICTORIA, B. C. 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-1766 
VICTORIA (Ship) 64-609 
VIELE-GRIFFIN, Francis, 1864-1937. 64-92 
VIENNA, Austria 

Diplomatic service (U. S.) 64-544 

Travel and description. 63-250 

United States Legation. 65-63 
VIENNA, Ga. 

Business papers. 64-590 

VIENNA, Treaty of, 1731. 63-100 

VIERECK, George Sylvester, 1884-1962. 
64-150, 65-1850 

VIGIL, Donaciano. 65-1168 

VIGIL family. 65-1168 



VIGILANCE committees 
California. 64-263 
Michigan. 65-431 
Montana. 65-1769 

VIGILANCE Society, N. Y. 84-921 

VIGNAUD, Henry, 1830-1922. 64-523 

VILAS, William Freeman, 1840-1908. 63-376, 
64-764, 64-1624, 65-1330 

VILLAGE Improvement Society, Riehford, 
N. Y. 64-915 

VTLLAGUTIERRE Soto-Mayor, Juan de. 
65-1788 

VTLLARD, Henry, 1835-1900. 65-1045 

VTLLARD, Oswald Garrison, 1872-1949. 
65-1934 

VTLLARD, Oswald Garrison, 1916- 65-384, 
65-481 

VILLASeSoR, Joseph Chacon Medina Salazar 
y, marques de la Penuela see Chacon 
Medina Salazar y Villasenor, Joseph, mar- 
quis de la Penuela 

VILLIERS, Edward, earl of Jersey see 

Jersey, Edward Villiers, earl of,~I556-1711 

VTLLIERS, Lady Katharine (Grimston) see 
Clarendon, Lady Katharine (GrimstonT~ 
Villlers, d. 1874 

VTNAL, Harold. 63-150 

VTNAL, William Gould. 64-819 

VTNCE, William. 64-745 

VDfCENNES, Ind. 64-287 

VINCENT, Boyd. 65-91 

VINCENT, JohnHeyL 1832-1920. 65-51 

VINE Hill Academy, Scotland Neck, N. C. 
64-649 

VDJELAND, N. J. 

State School. 65-1662 

VINSON, Frederick Moore, 1890- 64-253, 
64-1573, 65-168, 65^173, 65-1478 

VINTON, D. H. 65-184 

VINTON, Francis Laurens, 1835-1879. 63-131 

VINTON, John Rogers, 1801-1847. 63-131 

VINTON, Madeleine see Dahlgren, Madeleine 
(Vinton) 1825-1898 

VINTON, Samuel Finley, 1792-1862. 63-171, 
65-905 

VIOLA, HL 

Civil War. 64-246 

VIOLETTE, Eugene Morrow, 1873-1939, 
collector. 64-283 

VIOLIN music. 64-1322 

VIRGIL-SL Vrain land grant, Colo. 65-1190 



615 



VIRGIN, Thomas 

Estate of. 65-1161 
VIRGIN Islands • 

Family and personal papers. 65-1562 
VIRGINIA. 65-876, 65-1020 

se e also West Virginia 

Accounts. 64-1238, 65-1004 

Archeology. 64-1243 

Archives of Virginia and Confederate States 
of America. 65-988 

Artillery 

2dRegt., 1861-1862. 64-1034 
Richmond Howitzers, 1859-1865 
Auditor. 64-1099 
Authors and publishers. 65-970 

AU eSSm""" (Manuscri P t «>Uection) 

Ballads. 64-799 

Bankruptcy records. 65-975 

Banks and banking. 64-531, 64-602, 64-981 

Booksellers and bookselling. 64-1234 

Bridges. 65-946 

Brokerage houses. 65-1001 

Boundaries. 65-721 

Butter trade. 64-56 

Canals. 63-345 

Census 

1850-1880. 63-93 

Charitable work. 64-1224 

Cholera. 63-143 

Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 64-1069, 64-1131, 64-1161 
65-1015, 65-1535 * 

Christian. 65-1015 

Episcopal. 64-1043, 64-1246, 65-1007 

Friends. 65-1015 

German Reformed. 65-1015 

Lutheran. 65-1015 

"IwJus M ' 1001 ' M - m8 ' M - 1542 . 

Presbyterian. 64-1055, 64-1104 
64-1236, 65-1015 ' 

Cities and towns 

Records. 65-1017 

Civic clubs. 65-1002 

Civil engineering. 65-960 

Ci ?5-m 2 M " 574, 64 " 999 ' 65 - 1082 - 



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Battlefield markers. 65-979 



VIRGINIA— Civil War (Continued) 

Campaigns, battles, military actions 
63-199, 63-226, 63-231, 63-408 
64-399, 64-1151, 65-1319, 65-1630 

see al 80 names of battles, and cam- 
paigns, e. g. Peninsular Campaign 
1862 ' 

Confederate side. 63-134, 63-303 
63-391, 64-222, 64-406, 64-479* 
64-619, 64-1034,. 65-719, 65-734 
65-1882 ' 

Maps. 65-946 

Casualties. 64-406 

Causes and pre-war conditions. 64-1180 



C1 M^gf ** 63 ' 143, 63 " 303 ' 64 - $07 > 

Destruction and pillage. 63-143 
Federal occupation. 63-199, 64-462 
Hospitals. 64-399, 65-961 
Maps. 65-946 

64-479, 64-505, 



Medical affairs, 
64-1180 



Military life. 65-1460 
Military papers 

Confederate side. 64-596 
Military service in. 63-169, 63-327 

2iS* 63 " 351, 63 - 408 < 64 - 2 w. ' 

EIS M - 248 ' 64 - 303 . M -621 
64-644, 64-665, 64-944, 64-1010 
65-1597 ' ■ 

Confederate side. 64-403, 64-407 
64-415, 64-442, 64-444, 64-447 
64-479, 64-503, 64-509, 64-515* 
64-527, 64-529, 64-549 64-554,' 
64-596, 64-619, 64-623, 64-624 
""«", 64-637, 64-662 64-6I3; 
"-?"' M"«4. 64-679, 64-985 
64-1010, 64-1016, 64-1019 
64-1085, 64-1122, 64-1226* 
65-722, 65-965, 65-1532 ' 

Naval operations. 64-609, 64-678 

Politics. 64-154, 65-992 

Pr 65T rS 3nd prlsons - 65-869, 65-885, 

Regiments see Virginia— Artillery 
Virginia-Infantry ' 

Soldiers from. 64-571, 64-625 64-661 
65-980, 65-1016. 65-1882 ' 



Clubs. 64-1233, 65-960 

Colleges and universities. 63-78 64-398 
64-512, 64-1045, 64-1228, 65-996, 

see also Virginia— University (Charlottes- 
ville); Washington and Lee University 
Lexington, Va. ; William and Mary 
College, Williamsburg, Va. 
Colonial period. 63-102, 64-797 

see also Virginia (Colony) 

Church records. 65-1015 

Commission merchants. 64-364, 64-1084 
M-1531, 65-709 



Cotton 

Growing. 64-436 

Trade. 64-1084 



County government and county records 
65-1017 

^kSoit 34 " 561 ' 64 " 751 ' 64 " m4 ' 65 - 961 > 

Circuit Superior Court (James City Co. ) 

County Court (Fauquier Co. ) 
Bankruptcy records. 65-975 

Superior Court of Law and Chancery 
(Dinwiddle Co.) 64-1228 

Dance music 64-799 

Day nurseries. 64-1224 

Distilling Industries. 64-980 

Eastern State Hospital, Williamsburg. 

Economic conditions. 63-102 
Education. 63-125, 64-561 
Electric railroads. 64-1245 
Emigration to Missouri. 63-127 
Engineering. 64-1243 
Estate management 64-1248 

Estates. 64-751, 64-1230, 64-1241 
64-1242, 65-987, 65-1000, 65-1006 
65-1802 ' 

Exhibitions and fats. 64-703 

Family and personal papers 

18th to 20th centuries. 64-412 64-742 
64-1032, 64-1222, 64-1225, 65-875 ' 
65-968, 65-995, 65-1024, 65-1025, 
65-1026 

18th and 19th centuries. 64-518, 64-536 
64-1240, 64-1274, 65-916, 65-963, ' 
65-998, 65-1010, 65-1027 

19th century. 64-800, 64-978, 65-874. 
«"?£*•, 65 " 965 ' 65 - 1001 ' 65-1005, 

19th and 20th centuries. 63-117 
64-386, 64-483, 64-594, 64-671 

«"£!* 64 - 1M5 » 64-1249, 65-957, 
65— 978 

20th century. 65-959, 65-985, 65-993 

Bible records, 1604-1964. 65-1014 

Farms and farming. 63-143, 63-145 
64-751, 64-1236, 65-663 

see also Virginia— Plantations 

Ferries. 64-1234 

Finance, Public. 64-1099 

Fire companies and departments. 64-1227 
Firearms industry and trade. 64-1288 
Folksongs. 64-799 
Fraternal societies. 64-1227 
French and Indian War. 63-381 



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VIRGINIA (Continued) 

Genealogy. 65-9S2, 65-967, 65-976 
65-1018 . 65-1022 

General stores. 65-989 
Governors. 65-991 
Guardian and ward. 65-1017 
Harbors. 64-1099 
Hardware 

Manufacture. 65-1956 

Health resorts, watering places etc 
64-1132 

Historic houses and sites. 65-956 

History (Notes, etc.) 63-141, 64-154 
65-982. 65-1028 

Horses 

Breeding. 64-1247 
Hospitals. 64-364, 64-607 
Household accounts. 64-56, 65-1023 
Huguenots. 64-1238 
Industries. 63-137 
Infantry 

4thRegt, 1898-1899. 64-1246 

6thRegt., 1861-1865 
Company G. 65-973 

10th Regt., 1861-1865. 65-869 

11th Regt. , 1776-1781. 64-1184 

15th Regt, 1776-1778. 64-1184, 
65-973 

18th Regt. , 1861-1865 

Company E. 65-980 

21st Regt. , 1861-1865. 64-661 

23d Regt. , 1861-1865 

Company D. 65-965 

46th Regt. , 1861-1865. 65-1001 

53d Regt., 1861-1865. 64-571, 64-751 

88th Regt. (Militia) 64-797 

105th Regt. (Militia) 65-971 

Richmond Light Infantry Blues. 65-972 

Insurance. 64-531 

Iron industry and trade. 63-137, 64-1248 
65-1009 

Labor. 63-137 

Land. 63-95, 63-102, 64-436, 64-751, 
65-971 

Grants. 64-797, 64-1189, 65-983 

Legal documents. 64-751, 64-797, 
64-997, 64-1230, 64-1237, 65-916 
65-960, %5-961, 65-974, 65-983, 
65-987, 65-990, 65-991, 65-992, 
65-1000, 65-1005, 65-1006, 65-1017 
65-1020, 65-1026 



Taxation. 64-1236 

Transactions. 64-1227 

Law practice. 63-145, 64-551, 64-797, 
64-800, 64-1189, 64-1228, 64-1241, 
64-1273, 64-1275, 65-963, 65-974 

Leather industry and trade. 64-587 

Legal documents. 65-1006, 65-1020 

Letters from. 64-376, 64-386, 64-435 
64-475, 64-515, 64-600, 64-1028 

Letters received in. 64-634, 64-679 
64-729, 64-1060, 64-1082 

Libraries. 65-996 
Liquor trade. 64-980 
Local government 64-1239 
Maps. 64-1239 

Medical practice. 63-145, 64-509, 64-587, 
64-632, 64-1240, 64-1250 

Mental hospitals. 65-1013 

Merchants. 63-345, 63-382, 64-56, 64-590, 
64-1001, 64-1044, 65-903, 65-961, 
65-989 

Military District see Virginia Military 
District 

Military Institute, Lexington, Va. 

Students. 63-145 

Treasurer's records. 65-1012 

Militia. 63-88, 63-102, 64-453, 64-751, 
64-797, 64-1031, 64-1046, 64-1288, 
65-971, 65-972 

Registers, lists, etc 65-981 
Money (Paper) 64-1250 
Monuments. 65-969, 65-1012 
Music. 64-799 
Navy yards. 64-1234 

Confederate. 65-984 

Newspapers. 63-68, 64-1555, 65-999 

Physical geography. 63-378 

Pictures and portraits. 65-962 

Plantations. 63-125, 63-143, 64-125, 

64-405, 64-751, 64-766, 64-990, 64-1019, 
64-1098 

see also Virginia — Farms and farming 

Politics. 63^76, 64-154, 64-1098, 64-1189 

History (Notes, etc.) 65-982 

Organizations and parties 

Whig. 64-1244, 64-1555 

Papers of persons active in. 63-102, 
64-1099, 64-1275, 65-992, 65-1021 

Postal service. 63-145 

Public works. 65-960 

Quitrents. 65-983 



Railroads. 64-587 

Reconstruction. 63-76, 63-125, 63-137, 
63-397, 64-574, 64-656, 64-1273 

Registers, lists, etc. 64-1184 

Revolutionary period 

Bounty lands in Ohio. 65-977 

Military affairs. 64-805, 64-997, 
64-1184 

Military papers. 65-973 

Soldiers from. 65-977 

Rivers. 64-1099 

Improvement. 65-960 

Roads. 65-946 

Schools. 64-398, 64-644, 64-1069, 
65-1019 

Sermons. 65-1020 

Ship based at Richmond. 64-1223 

Shipping records. 64-374 

Slavery. 64-751 

Insurrections. 64-1532 

Records. 63-145, 64-1242 

Trade. 64-751 

Social life. 63-143, 64-154, 64-574, 
64-462, 64-1031, 65-885 

Soldiers' homes. 65-1011 

Songs. 64-799 

Southwestern State Hospital, Marion. 
65-1013 

State Library, Richmond. 65-996 

Students. 63-89, 63-145, 63-345, 64-373, 
64-485, 64-669, 65-973 

Papers. 64-1228 

Registers, lists, etc. 65-1027 

Surveys and surveying. 64-797, 64-1189, 
65-971, 65-983, 65-992 

Tax records. 64-797, 65-1017 

Confederate. 64-751 

1800-1850. 64-56 

1900-1950. 64-1236 

Teachers and teaching. 63-78, 63-233, 
65-663, 65-964, 65-996 

Theatrical performances. 64-1227 

Tobacco 

Growing. 64-436, 64-751 

Trade. 63-345, 64-531, 65-903, 65-981, 
65-987 

Topography. 65-946 

Travel and description. 64-1179, 65-724, 
65-852 

18th century. 64-374 



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VIRGINIA 

Travel and description (Continued) 

^r 19th century. 64-442, 64-590, 64-1555 

Travels from. 64-602, 65-23 

Treasurer's Office. 64-1099 

University (Charlottesville) 64-398, 
64-799, 65-852 

Class rolls. 65-1027 

Lecture notes. 64-1561 

Press. 65-959 

Students. 63-89, 63-145, 63-345, 
64-466, S4-485, 64-669, 64-800, 
65-973 

Notes. 64-1236 

Veterans' organizations 

Confederate. 65-1011 

Vital records. 65-1017 

Bible records. 64-1244, 65-1010, 
65-1014. 65-1025 

Tombstones. 65-981, 65-1027 
Voting records. 64-1244 
War of 1812 

Military service In. 63-88, 64-1046 

VIRGINIA ft Trucfcee Railroad. 65-1125 
65-1184, 65-1187 

VIRGINIA Campaign, 1864-1865. 64-1151 

see also Virginia— Civil War— Campaigns, 
battles, military actions 

VIRGINIA City, Mont 

Banks and banking. 65-1152 

Freight and freightage. 65-1786 
VIRGINIA City, Nev. 

Fraternal organizations. 65-1764, 65-1787 

Fuel trade. 65-1130 

Merchants. 65-1130 ' 

Newspapers. 65-1185 

Railroads. 65-1184 

see also Virginia ft Truckee Railroad 

Seventh Day Adventlst Church. 65-1787 

Silver mines and mining , 65-1992 

Theater. 65-1166 

Young Men's Institute. 65-1787 

VIRGINIA City (Nev.) Territorial enterprise 
(Newspaper) 65-1185 

VIRGINIA Civil War letters, 1863-65 
(Manuscript collection) 65-1082 

VIRGINIA (Colony) 

see also Virginia— Colonial period 
General Assembly 
House of Burgesses 

Committee on Foreign Affairs. 
65-1318 



VIRGINIA free press (Newspaper) 63-68 

VIRGINIA Legion No. 1, Select Knights, Ancient 
Order of United Workmen, Virginia City, 
Nev. 85-1764 

VIRGINIA Mechanics' Institute, Richmond, Va. 
65-1019 

VIRGINIA Military District in Ohio and 
Kentucky. 65-977 

VIRGINIA Military Institute, Lexington, Va. 
see Virginia— Military Institute, Lexington 

VIRGINIA miscellany, 1675-1931 (Manuscript 
collection) 65-1020 

VIRGINIA politicians and authors' papers, 
1860-1902 (Manuscript collection) 65-1021 

VIRGINIA Springs. 64-442 

VISIBLE card system. 64-1295 

VISION, Color. 65-1199 

VISITING Nurse Association, Chicago, Til 
64-156 

VISITING Nurse Association of Ann Arbor 
(formerly Public Health Nursing Association, 
Ann Arbor, Mich.) 65-1378, 65-1391 

VITAL records 

Here are entered records of baptisms, 
births, burials, deaths, funerals, and 
marriages, including such sources as Bible 
records, tombstone inscriptions, and regis- 
ters of births, etc. 

see also Census; Courts; Genealogy; and 
names of persons, families, places, 
churches; etc 

64-880 

Indians. 65-1994 

Slaves see Slaves— Records 

General material — By place 
Alaska. 65-1221 
Haiti. 65-1212 
Illinois. 65-161 
Minnesota. 65-245 
Missouri. 64-287 
New York. 65-1840 
New York City. 65-1732 
Ohio. 65-191 
Tennessee. 64-1184, 64-1193 

By type 
Baptisms 

Minnesota. 65-1520 

New York. 64-874 

Tennessee. 64-975 
Bible records 

Virginia. 65-1010, 65-1014 . 65-1025, 
65-1244 ~ - 

Births 

Massachusetts. 65-183 

Births and deaths 

Maine. 65-2001 



New York. 64-920 

North Carolina. 64-1056 
Pennsylvania. 64-56 

Deaths 

Connecticut 65-1995 

Idaho. 65-1149 

Massachusetts. 64-217 

Michigan. 64-1451, 65-296, 65-631, 
65-651, 65-1394, 

Nebraska. 65-1448 
New Jersey. 65-1558, 65-1578 
New York. 64-898, 64-899 
Tennessee. 65-881 
Virginia. 65-981 
Marriages. 64-995, 65-506 
Jews. 65-1730 
England. -64-217 

Louisiana. 65-701 

Michigan. 65-198, 65-286, 65-482 

Missouri. 64-271, 64-284, 64-341 
Virginia. 65-1017 
Marriages and deaths 
Michigan. 65-212 
New Jersey. 65-1650 
South Carolina. 64-1551, 65-848 
Tennessee. 64-969 

VITZTHUM von Eckstadt, Georg see Ecksta 
Georg Vitzthum von, 1880- 

VTVES, Antonio de Robles see Robles Vives, 
Antonio de 

VIVISECTION 
Opposition to 

Minnesota. 63-242 
VIZCARRA, Jose Antonio. 65-1165 

VOCATIONAL education. 65-948, 65-1424 
65-1961 

VOCATIONAL guidance. 65-71, 65-948 

VOCATIONAL rehabilitation. 65-71 

VOCATIONAL schools 
Michigan. 64-1421 

VOELKER, Paul Frederick, 1875-1959. 
65-1353 

VOGT, PaulL 64-946 
VOLCANOES 

Oceania. 65-1784 

VOID, Lawrence, 1886- 65-1461 
VOLD, Margaret Anna (Bryan) 65-1461 



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VOLINIA Township, Mich. 64-1503 

VOLTAIRE, Francois Marie Aroiiet de, 1694- 
1778. 64-956* 

VOLUNTEER Firemen's Historical Society. 
65-1404 

VOLUNTEER regiments see offi ci a l name 
under State or government, e. g. New York- 
Infantry— 9th Regt. , 1861-1863; Confederate 
States of America— Army, U. S. —Army- 
Infantry 

VONBRAUN, Wernher, 1912- 64-1583 

VON GEIDERN, Otto. 64-779 

VON HOLST, Hermann Eduard see Hoist, 
Hermann Eduard von, 1841-1904 

VONKARMAN, Theodore, 1881-1963. 
64-1557 

VONMISES, Richard, 1883-1953. 65-1720 

VON NEUMANN, John, 1903-1957. 64-782 

VON PHUL, Elizabeth Nldelet. 64-297 

VON PHUL, Henry. 64-297 

VOK PLATEN- Fox Company. 65-586 

VOORHEES, Daniel Wolsey, 1827-1897. 
65-909 

VOORHEES, Mrs. H. B. 65-1671 
VOORHEES, Paul Warren, 1875-1952. 65-606 

VOORHK, Harold O. 64-454 

VORSE, MaryHeaton. 64-715 

VORYS, Arthur Isaiah, 1856-1933. 65-1304 

VOTER behavior. 65-55 

VOTERS Against Jnitiativej 64-1272 

VOTING see Elections and election campaigns; 
Suffrage » 

VOTING on Sunday. 64-1161 

VOTING records 

Here are entered lists, registers, 
statistics, political party affiliations, and 
the like, of elections, and polls. 
64-257 

Idaho. 65-1812 

Indiana. 64-84 

Michigan. 64-1420, 65-415, 65-431 

Missouri. 64-267, 64-284 

Nebraska. 65-1498,65-1502 

North Carolina. 64-1027 

Oregon. 64-707 

Virginia. 64-1244 

VOYAGES. 64-1578, 65-61, 65-1975 

see also Rivers— Travel; Travels; and the 
subdivision Travel and description under 
names of places, e. g. Europe— Travel 
and description 

Around South America, 64-532 



Around the world. 63-234, 65-920, 65-1518, 
65-1766 

Atlantic Ocean. 63-234, 64-580 

Pacific Ocean. 63-234,64-567,64-1244, 
65-1782, 65-1784 

To the Pacific coast. 64-254, 64-731; 
64-732, 65-1514, 65-1588, 85-1766, 
65-1780, 65-1782 

see also Pacific coast— Travel and 
description 

VOYLES, Carl. 65-1941 

VOYLES, David W. 63-350 

VREDENBERGH, Peter. 65-1671 

VROOM, John. 65-1611 

VROOM, Peter Dumont, 1791-1873. 65-1611, 
65-1694 

VROOM family. 65-1611 



w 

WJR (Radio station) Detroit, Mich. 64-1518 

WLW (Radio station) Cincinnati, Ohio. 
64-1636 

W. P. A. see V. S. -Work Projects Adminis- 
tration 

WABASH River 

Pollution. 65-1936 
WABASH Saline Indians. 64-186 
WACHSMUTH, Charles, 1829-1896. 64-100 
WACO, Tex. 65-1643 

Baylor University. 64-1163 

Letters from. 64-681 

WADDELL, Alfred Moore, 1834-1912. 
64-1539 

WADDELL, Gabrielle (de Rosset) 64-1539 

WADDELL, Hugh, 1799-1879. 63-373, 
64-1539 

WADDELL, James Alexander Low, 1854-1938. 
64-1498 

WADDELL family. 64-995, 64-1539 

WADDINGTON, Guy, 1904- 64-1174 

WADE, Benjamin Franklin, 1800-1878. 
63-254, 65-907 

WADE, C. C. 64-368 

WADE, W. T. 64-368 
WADHAMS Mills, Westport, N. Y. 64-905 
WADSWORTH, Benjamin, 1669-1737. 63-35 
WADSWORTH, Daniel, 1771-1848. 64-201 
WADSWORTH, Harriet. 64-201 



WADSWORTH, James Wolcott, 1846-1926. 
•64-778 

WADSWORTH, James Wolcott, 1877-1952. 
64-882 

WADSWORTH, Marshman E. 65-332 
WADSWORTH family 

Estate of. 64-873 

Genealogy. 64-917 

WAGER, Sir Charles, 1666-1743. 63-404 

WAGES. 64-715 

see also Labor accounts and records 

Government employees. 64-932 

Portal to portaJL 65-75 

WAGES and hours law see Fair labor 
standards act of 1938 

WAGGAMAN, Thomas. 64-768 

WAGNER, Anne (Hrabowska) 64-457 

WAGNER, Charles. 64-30 

WAGNER, Effingham. 64-457 

WAGNER, George. 64-457 

WAGNER, George Corydon, 1895- 64-1267 

WAGNER, Henry. 64-293 

WAGNER (Henry) & Son (Cabinetmakers) 

64-293 
WAGNER, Henry Raup, 1862-1957. 64-1403 

WAGNER, Robert Ferdinand, 1877-1953. 
65-47- 65-48, 65-56 

WAGNER, Theodore Dehon, 1813-1869. 
63-309 

WAGON making see Carriage and wagon 
making 

WAHLATPU, Wash. 

Whitman mission. 64-1257 

WAILES, Benjamin Leonard Covington, 1797- 
1862. 63-132 

WAINWRIGHT, Jonathan Mayhew, 1883-1953. 
63-360, 65-567 

WAINWRIGHT & Shells, Liverpool, Eng. 
64-1398. 

WAIT, Clara Hadley. 65-616 
WATT, William Henry. 65-616 

WATTE Pauline Grant see Skarshaug, 
Pauline Grant (Waitefl901-1950 



WATTE family. 65-548 

WATTES, Elizabeth (Allston) 1845-1921. 
63-272 

WAKE, Harriet. 65-1572 

WAKE, Magdalene see Bowles, Magdalene 
(Wake) 



619 



WAKE Co. , N. C. 
Commerce. 64-372 
Land 

Legal documents. 64-369 
Letters from. 64-1028 

WA 6 L 3-3°8 T 4 T '64 C S eSDOOlittle ' 185 °- 19 "- 
^-iT' HenryKckeri »e. 1838-1932. 
WALCOTT family. 65-188 
WALD, Lillian D. 64-21 
WALD, Melvin. 65-1664 

WA iff^ J ° hnM ° r e*n, Bp., 1831-1914. 
64-175 , 64-973 

WALDEYER, Charles. 65-1525 
WALDRON, Henry Clay. 65-1355 
WALDROP, Christopher. 64-661 
WALDROP, Ellen (Douglas) Woolfolk. 64-661 
WALDROP, John, 1845-1891. 64-661 
WJ M^(S P ' RiChardWoo "°^ 1839-1918. 
WALES, Joseph, fl. 1854. 64-255 
WA 6^f85 J ° SePh ' " Petersbur B- v *-> A- 1822. 
WALES, Lucy Ann. 65-885 
WALES 

Mining engineering. 64-507 
Travel and description. 65-1007 

WALGREEN (Charles R.) Foundation for the 
Study f American Institutions, University of 
Chicago. 64-54 * 

WA 6 L 4^4 EEN ' CharlesR «dolph, 1873-1939. 

^iSo*""' Freema ». 1842-1901. 
WALKER, Amasa, 1799-1875. 65-870 

WALKER, Bryant, 1856-1936. 64-1500 ' 
D5-356, 65-617 " * ' 

WALKER, Charles H. 64-843 
WALKER, Charles Irish, 1814-1895 
As correspondent. 64-1413 
Notes on lectures by. 65-556, 65-584/ 
WALKER, Clifford. 64-1164 
WALKER, David, d. 1820. 65-25 
WALKER, Edward Carey, 1820-1894. 65-618 
WALKER, Elbridge Gerry. 63-133 
WALKER, Elkanah, 1805-1877. 64-1256 . 



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WALKER, Emma Smith. 64-1133 
WALKER, Francis Amasa, 1840-1897. 65-1076 
WALKER, Frank C. 65-32, 65-54 
WALKER, a E. 65-684 ?«.\ 

WALKER, George D. , 1820-1863. 65-552 

WALKER, H. Pinckney. 65-925 

WALKER, Henry Nelson, 1811-1886. 65-1360 

WALKER, J. J. 64-657 

WALKER, James, 1794-1874. 65-1286 

WALKER, James J., 1881-1946. 65-56 

WALKER, James M. 63-352 
WALKER, Joseph R. 65-1798 

VA %fH% ^"^oPe. 1817-1884. 63-63 
64-765, 65-925 ' 

WALKER, Margaret Isabella see Weber 
Margaret Isabella (WalkerfbT 1824 

WA i? £ ^ Mary(Hichardson ) 18U-1897. 
04-1Z56 

WALKER, Molly see Schley. Molly (Walker) 
•WALKER, Peter. 65-1644 

WA 6 L 5^2020 RObert Jam6S ' 1801 -" 69 - 63-94, 



WALKER, Elvira Evelina (Worth) Jackson 
ISkw E1Vlra EVelina (Worth) Jaclcson 



WALKER, Robert John see Walker, Robert 
James, 1801-1869 ™»wi 

WALKER, Roberts. 65-944 

WALKER, Stanley. 65-1664 

WALKER, Stuart. 64-1620 

WAL 4™330 (StUart) C ° mpany ' C^innaU, Ohio 

WALKER, Susan. 64-843 

WALKER, Timothy, 1806-1856. 63-198 

WALKER, W. S. 65-925 

WALKER, William. 64-843 

WALKER, William, 1824-1860. 63-131 

WA £ K JS* Wmiam He »"-y Talbot, 1816-1865 

Expedition to Nicaragua see Nicaragua- 
Filibuster War, 1855-1860 

WA 6 L 5™ R 7 famUy ' 63 ' 133 ' 64 - 1068 ' 64-1256, 

"^wF** ■"* B °* e T ° U R ° ad ^W 

WALKING tours. 64-146 

WALK-OUTS see Strikes and lockouts 

WALL, Andrew. 64-944 

WALL, Charles William, 1844-1917. 64-944 

WALL, Fannie (Leak) 64-542 

WALL, Garret Dorset, 1783-1850. 63-97 



WALL, Henry C, 1841-1899. 64-542 
WALL family. 64-944 

WALLA Walla, Wash. 64-1258 
Banks and banking. 64-1259 
Railroads. 65-1045 

WALLACE, Clarence Blain. 64-798 
WALLACE, Henry Agard, 1888-1965. 65-78 

As correspondent. 64-775, 65-29 65-30 
65-33, 65-52, 65-54. 

Election campaigns 

1940. 65-55 

1948. 65-68 

WALLACE, Henry Cantwell, 1866-1924. 
65-226 

WA to?m' H ° raCe Bianey > »»-1852. 
WALLACE, HowsonHooe. 64-1222 

WALLACE, Mrs. Joseph, 1836-1927. 
65-161 

WALLACE, Lewis, 1827-1905. 63-175 
65-950 ' 

WAI 4^222' MiChae1, of Ma*sonCo., Va. 
WALLACE, Michael, 1719-1767. * 63-342 
WALLACE, William Ross, 1819-1881. 64-960 
WALLACE family. 64-1222 

Genealogy. 65-882 
WALLER, Henry. 65-23 
WALLER, J. 64-193 

WA £ L ^ N, ,, M0nrad Char les. 1891-1961. 
64-1262, 64-1269, 64-1272 65-147 
65-1,040, 65-1055 — ' 

WALLICK, JohnH. 

Estate of. 65-1505 
WALLING, E. W. 64-657 
WALLIS, HaL 64-1618 
WALLKILL, N. Y. 

Estates. 64-940 
WALNUT Grove, Minn. 

Union Congregational Church. 64-1520 
WALNUT Grove, Washington Co. , Va. 
Land surveys. 65-971 

WALNUT Hills Congregational Church. 
Cincinnati, Ohio. 63-164 

WALPOLE, Dorothy. 64-176 

WALPOLE, G. 64-176 

WA w^ni!' ?° raCC SSS Walpole, Horatio 
Walpole, baron, 1678-1757 

WA e^u' ?0rati0 Walpole ' bar01 >. 1678-1757. 



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WALPOLE, John. 64-176 
WALPOLE, Mary. 64-176 

WALPOLE, Robert, earl of Orford, 1676-1745. 
64-176 , 65-1072 

WALPOLE, Thomas D. 63-398 

WALPOLE family. 64-176 

WALPOLE, Mass. 

Lewis Manufacturing Company. 64-240 
WALPOLE, N. H. 

Letters from. 64-673 

WALRAS, Leon. 64-1351 

WALSH, Christy. 65-1941 

WALSH, Ernest, 1895-1926. 64-150, 64-491 

WALSH, Evalyn see McLean, Evalyn (Walsh) 
1886-1947 

WALSH, Frank Tatrick, 1864-1939. 65-29 

WALSH, James. 64-873 

WALSH, Robert, 1784-1859. 63-198 

WALSH family. 65-914 

WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis, 15307-1590. 
65-1872, 65-1873 

WALTER, Frank Keller, 1874-1945. 65-1982 

WALTER family. 65-1663 

WALTER Lippincott prize. 65-829 

WATERS, Henry. 65-2022 

WALTHALL Junction, Battle of, 1864. 
64-1184 

WALTHAM, Mass. 

Family papers. 64-977 

WALTHER, Carl Ferdinand Wilhelm, 1811- 
1687. 63-30 

WALTHER, O. H. 63-30 

WALTHER College Association of St. Louis. 
63-20 

WALTON, Dorothy see Binder, Dorothy 
(Walton) 

WALTON, George, 1741-1840. 63-66, 63-222 

WALTON, Ivan. 65-619 

WALTON (Izaak) League of America see 
Izaak Walton League of America 

WALTON, John Carter. 63-222 

WALTON, Justlna see Webb, Justlna (Walton) 

WALTON, Matthew, d. 1819. 65-25 

WALTON family. 64-662 

WALWORTH Company, Inc. 64-^240 

WALWORTH Plantation, S. C. 63-302 

WANAMAKER, John, 1838-1922. 64-1160, 
65-565, 65-1304 



WANAMAKER, Sam. 64-1618 
WANGER, John D. 65-1821 

WANHAL, Johann Baptist, 1739-1813. 64-1322 

WANTT, George Proctor, 1856-1906. 64-1500, 
65-620 

WAR. 64-141, 64-183, 65-1920, 65-1928 

Prevention. 64-124 

WAR Assets Administration, U.S. 65-27 

WAR Chest, North Dakota. 65-788 

WAR correspondents see Foreign correspond- 
ents; Journalism; News reporting; and sub- 
division News reporting under names of 
wars, e. «. World War n— News reporting 

WAR crime trials 

Nuremberg, Ger. 65-598 

WAR Crimes, United Nations Commission for 
Investigation of. 65-57 

WAR damage compensation see Reparations 

WAR debts 

World War L. 65-1078 

WAR Dept. , U. S. see U. S. —War Dept. 

WAR Documents, American Committee for the 
Study of. 65-1980 

WAR Eagle Hotel, Silver City, Idaho. 65-1785 

WAR Finance Committee, Minneapolis, Minn. 
65-671 

WAR for Independence (American) see Revolu- 
tion 

WAR Fund, National. 65-1508 

WAR Industries Board. 65-7S 

WAR Information, U. S. Office of. 65-1763 

WAR Investigating Committee (U. S. Senate) 
see U. S. -^-Congress. Senate— Special 
Committee Investigating the National Defense 
Program 

WAR Labor Board, National see U. S. —Na- 
tional War Labor Board 

WAR loan committees. 65-711. 

WAR Mobilization and Reconversion, U. S. 
Office of. 64-1576 
Advisory Board. 65-720 

WAR of 1812. 63-262, 64-288, 65-23, 65-870, 
65-1363, 65-1402 

Army 

6th and 7th Districts. 65-847 

Campaigns, battles, military actions 

This heading is used for references to 
military participation in the war. 

64-413, 64-1046, 64-1225, 65-881 

Florida. 64-343 

Louisiana see New Orleans, La. — 
Battle of, 1815 

Maryland. 64-1046, 65-1880 



New York. 63-220, 63-225, 64-343, 
64-1214 

Northwest Territory. 65-17 

South Carolina. 63-222 

Southern States. 63-87 

Virginia. 63-88, 64-1046 

The West. 63-161 
Defenses and military preparation 

Georgia. 63-222 
Economic conditions. 64-1555 
Family papers. 63-324 
History (Notes, etc. ) 64-880 
Merchants. 63-136 
Military papers. 64-343, 64-1190, 65-26 

British side. 63-225, 64-80 
Orderly books. 64-417, 64-464 

Military training. 63-222 

Naval affairs. 63-225, 64-1012, 65-180 

British. 65-1793 

Officers' military and personal papers. 
65-692 

Pensions. 64-747, 65-675 

Politics. 63-107, 64-1372 

Public opinion 

Georgia. 63-124 

Illinois Territory. 64-186 

Kentucky. 63-136 
Recruiting, enlistment, etc. 65-1403 

Societies. 64-320 

Soldiers from 

Kentucky. 65-26 

Supplies. 63-161, 63-366, 64-343, 65-17 

Treaties see Ghent, Treaty of, 1814 

Vital records. 64-880 

WAR of 1898 see Spanish American War, 1SS8 

WAR pensions see Pensions, Military 

WAR Preparedness Board, Luce Co. , Mich. 
65-263 

WAR Production Board, U. S. 64-773, 65-51. 
65-114, 65-122 

WAR relief see Civil War— Charitable work; 
World War I— Relief to war victims; World 
War H— Relief to war victims 

WAR Relocation Authority, U. S. 65-80 
WAR Shipping Administration, U. S. 64-157S 
WAR Trade Board, U. S. 64-690 

WAR with Mexico, 1845-1848 see Mexican 
War, 1845-1848 



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WAR work see subdivisions Charitable work 
and Women's war work under Civil War; and 
Civilian war effort and Relief to war victims 
under World War I and World War n 

WARBURG, Felix Moritz, 1871-1937 
65-1743 

WARD, Aaron, 1790-1867. 65-13 

WARD, Arch. £5-1941 

WARD, Artemas, 1727-1800 

Relating to. 65-1520 

WARD, Eber B. , d. 1873. 64-1511 

WARD, Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps) 1844-1911 
65-841 

WARD, Harry Frederick, b. 1873. 64-966 

WARD, Henry Baldwin, 1865-1945. 65-510 
65-1938 ' 

WARD, Henry Chester. 64-723 

WARD, Henshaw. 63-354 

WARD, Joseph W. 65-1856 

WARD, Julia see Howe, Julia (Ward) 1819- 
1910 

WARD, Lydia Avery Coonley. 64-881 

WARD, Marcus Lawrence, 1812-1884, 
65-1694 

WARD, Marcus Llewellyn, 1875-1963 
65-621 



WARD, Margaret (Beecher) 64-713 
WARD, Richard Ray, 1795-1873. 63-171 
WARD family. 64-851 
WARDELL, W. C. 65-757 
WARDELL family 

Genealogy. 65-876 
WARDEN, Bingham. 64-1439 
WARDEN, Robert, Jr. 64-1439 
WARDEN family 

Genealogy. 64-1439 
WARDWELL, Daniel. 63-220 
WARE, George G. 65-1420 
WARE, Joseph A. 63-346 
WARE Co. , Ga. 

Cooperative communities. 64-1196 
Letters from. 64-673 
WARE, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 
WAREHOUSES 

Minnesota. 65-674 

WAREDJG, Alfred, 1876-1942. 65-1844 
WARFARE, 0. S. Board of Economic 65-78 



WARFARE, U. S. Office of Economic. 65-575 

WARFEL, Linda see Slaughter, Linda (Warfel) 
1850-1920 

WARFIELD, Mary Jane see Clay, Mary Jane 
(Warfield) 

WARFIELD family 
Genealogy. 65-882 

WARFIELD,, Mass. 

Business papers. 65-205 

WARING, Eloise. 65-1353 

WARING, Frank A., 1901- 65-148 

WARING, Martha G. 64-537 

WARING and Hayne, Charleston, S. C. 63-316 

WARING, Mich. 

Business papers. 65-539 

WARLICK, Laura Cornelia (McGimsey) 1840- 
1920. 64-663 



WARLICK, Lewis. 64-663 

WARM Springs, Va. 

Civil War. 64-1226 

WARMOTH, Henry Clay, 1842-1931. 64-1125 

WARNE, Francis Wesley, Bp., 1854-1932 
64-973 

WARNER, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 
64-713, 64-1338, 64-1562 

WARNER, FredMaltby, 1865-1923. 65-622 

As correspondent. 64-1469, 64-1496 
65-332, 65-455, 65-513, 65-552 ' 
65-606, 65-644 

Nominating speeches for. 65-630 
WARNER, Glenn. 65-1941 
WARNER, Jack. 64-1557 
WARNER, p. Dean. 65-622 
WARNER, Walter, b. 1816. 65-552 
WARNER, William, 1812-1868. 64-1511 
WARNER family 

Genealogy. 64-1184 

WARREN, Annie Wilcox see Holloway, Annie 
Wilcox (Warren) 

WARREN, Charles, 1868-1954. 65-566 
WARREN, Earl, 1891- 65-1059, 65-2011 
WARREN, Henry Clarke, 1854-1899. 65-1289 
WARREN, Hooper. 64-186 
WARREN, John Collins, 1778-1856. 65-1290 
WARREN, Lindsay Carter, 1889- 64-664 
WARREN, Robert Penn, 1905- 64-1338 
WARREN, Samuel, fl. 1861-1865. 65-966 



WARREN, William 
Family of. 65-1003 

WARREN, William Fairfield, 1833-1929. 
64-1500 

WARREN Co. , Ga. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-190 
WARREN Co. , N. C. 

Family papers. 64-585 

Letters from. 64-373 
Oaths of allegiance. 64-1087 
WARREN Co. , Pa. 

Business papers. 65-826 

WARREN family. 64-1249 
Genealogy. 65-1003 

WARREN Hallett (Schooner) 64-1400 

WARRENTON Junction, Va. 
Civil War. 63-351 

WARRENTON, N. C. 64-582 
Family papers. 64-388 
Teachers and teaching. 64-600 

WARRENTON, Va. 

Civil War. 63-351 

WARRINER, Eugene Clarence, 1866-1945 
65-645, 65-1353 

WARSHIPS 

Architectural drawings. 63-155 
Records. 64-91, 64-344 
Sales to Great Britain. 65-53 

WARTHIN, Aldred Scott, 1866-1931. 65-623 
WARWICK, Clyde W. , 1885- 65-813 
WARWICK Co., Va. 

Civil War. 64-619 

County records. 65-1017 

WASHBURN, Algernon Sidney, 1814-1879 
63-135 

WASHBURN, Cadwallader Colden, 1818-1882 
63-135, 63-406 ' 

WASHBURN, Charles Ames, 1822-1889 
63-135 

WASHBURN, Israel, 1813-1883. 63-135 
63-405 ' 

WASHBURN, William Drew, 1831-1912 
63-135, 64-1500 

WASHBURNE, Elihu Benjamin, 1816-1887 
63-135, 63-398, 63-406. 64-1500, 65-915 

WASHINGTON, Booker Taliaferro, 18597-1915 
64-767, 64-1324, 64-1624, 65-213, 65-384 
65-455 ' : * 



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WASHINGTON, Bushrod, 1762-1829. 63-94 

WASHINGTON, George, Pres. U. S., 1732- 
1799. 63-95, 65-1022 , 65-1193 

As correspondent. 63-293, 63-375, 64-805, 
64-1219, 65-174, 65-991 

Autographs. 64-47, 64-63, 64-761, 
64-1.194, 65-890 

Bicentennial Celebration, 1932. 65-713 

Military service under. 63-294 

Relating to. 64-771, 65-986 

WASHINGTON, J. E. McPherson, d. 1861. 
65-852 

WASHINGTON, Joseph E. 63-331 

WASHINGTON, Lawrence, d. 1858. 63-78 

WASHINGTON, Lund, 1737 -ca. 1796. 65-1022 

WASHINGTON, Martha (Dandridge) CustiB, 
1731-1802. 65-1022 

WASHINGTON, Mary (Ball) 1708-1789. 
65-1022 

WASHINGTON, Peter G. 64-511 

WASHINGTON 

see also Washington Territory 

Agricultural College, Experiment Station, 
and School of Science see Washington- 
State University, Pullman 

Agriculture. 65-1816 

Finance. 64-1259 

Attorney general. 65-1057 

Banks and banking. 64-1259, 65-1048, 
65-1806 

Boom companies. 64-1267 

Boundaries 

With Idaho. 65-215, 65-227 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-1258 

Congregational. 65-1799 

Methodist. 64-214 

Civic improvement. 64-1264 

Civil rights. 65-1033 

Coal mines and mining. 65-1038,65-1046 

Colleges and universities. 64-214, 65-1040 

see also Washington— State University, 
Pullman; Washington— University, 
Seattle 

Columbia Basin see headings beginning 
Columbia Basin, Columbia River Valley, 
and Columbia Valley 

Conservation. 64-693, 64-1261 

Courts. 65-1034 

Cutover lands. 64-1263 

Dept. of Public Assistance. 65-1057 

Direct primary see Washington — Politics — 
Direct primary 



Electric power. 64-1269, 65-1040 

Electric utilities. 63-212, 64-1269, 
64-1272 

Employers' associations. 64-1264 

Exhibitions and fairs. 63-216 

Exploring expeditions. 65-1825 

Family and personal papers. 63-215, 
64-1252, 64-1255, 65-1143 

Farms and farming. 64-1265, 65-1056 

Federal Writers' Project. 65-1035 

Fire companies and departments. 63-212 

Fisheries. 64-1263 

Forest Advisory Committee. 65-1040 

Forests and forestry. 64-1261, 64-1267, 
65-1040 

Gas companies. 63-212 

Government and legislation. 64-1263, 
65-1034, 65-1040 

Governor 

1941-1945, 1949-1957 (Langlie) 65-1040 

1945-1949 (Wallgren) 65-147 
Harbors. 65-1053 
History 

Notes, research material, -etc. 65-1792 

Indian agencies, agents, and reservations. 
63-216, 65-1038 

Indians. 65-1792 

Census. 64-1258 

Missions. 64-1256, 64-1257 
Industrial relations. 64-1267 



Infantry 

lstRegt, 1898-1899. 65-1047 

Journalism. 63-216, 64-1270. 

Labor. 64-1264, 64-1271, 65-1031, 
65-1052 

Land 

Cutover. 64-1263 



Legal documents. 63-211 

Revested. 64-693 

Settlement. 64-904, 65-1792 

Law practice. 64-1261, 65-1042 

Lumber industry and trade. 63-250, 
64-1265, 64-1267, 65-1048, 65-1051 

Marketing. 64-1263 

Merchants. 63-214 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
64-704, 64-1269, 65-1806 

Engineering. 65-1798 
Municipal government. 63-212 



National Guard. 65-1033 

National parks and reserves. 64-693, 
64-1261 

Newspapers. 64-1286, 65-1031 

Pensions. 65-1057 

Pioneer life. 64-1265, 64-1266, 65-1039, 
65-1792 

Planning Council see Washington— State 
Planning Council 

Police. 63-212 

PoUtics. 64-1260, 64-1261, 64-1263, 
64-1267, 64-1270 

Direct primary. 64^1263 

Election "ampaigng . 65-1040 

Organizations and parties. 64-1263 
Communist Party. 65-1035 
Democratic Party. 65-1049 
Nonpartisan League. 65-1052 
Progressive Party. 64-1263 
Republican Party. 64-1264 
Socialist Party. 65-1042 

Papers of persons active in 

19th and 20th centuries. 65-1034 

20th century. 65-1031, 65-1035, 
65-1040 65-1048 

Patronage. 85-1049 

Ports of entry. 65-1034, 65-1052 

Prohibition. 64-1263 

Public health. 63-212 

Public utilities. 64-1269, 64-1272, 
65-1054, 65-1055 

Public welfare. 65-1057 
Race problems. 65-1033 
Railroads. 65-1045, 65-1046 

Real estate business. 63-211, 64-1259, 
64-1264, 65-1046 

Saloons, etc 64-704 

Schools. 64-214, 65-1033 

Ship chandlers. 63-214 

Social life. 65-1041 

Social Security Dept 65-1057 

Social service organizations. 65-1057 

Societies. 64-214 

Spanish American War, 1898. 65-1047 

State Advisory Committee to the U. S. Civic 
Rights Commission. 65-1033 

State Board against Discrimination in Em- 
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WASHINGTON (Continued) 

State Chamber of Mines. 64-1269 

State College, Pullman see Washington- 
State University, Pullman 

State Council of Defense. 64-1271 

State Federation of Labor. 64-1271 

State Planning Council. 64-1262 

State University, Pullman. 64-867 
64-1255 

Streets. 63-212 

Summer resorts. 64-699 

Surveys and surveying. 63-212, 65-215 
65-227 

Tax records. 63-212 

Taxation. 64-1264 

Timber. 64-1267 

Trade. 65-1792 

Travel and description. 65-1815 

Unions. 65-1031 

University, Seattle. 64-1271 

Veterans' organizations. 63-213, 65-1048 

Wheat growing. 64-1270 

WASHINGTON and Lee University, Lexington, 
Va. (formerly Washington College) 64-75L 
65-1012 

Faculty members' papers. 64-1274, 64-1275 

Students. 63-89, 63-125 

WASHINGTON Artillery, S. C. 63-310 

WASHINGTON Association of Scientists. 
64-177 

WASHINGTON Baptist Association (Georgia) 
65-190 

WASHINGTON Citizens Committee for Civil 
Rights Legislation. 65-1033 

WASHINGTON College, Hartford, Conn, 
(later Trinity College) 64-471 

WASHINGTON College, Lexington, Va. see 
Washington and Lee University, Lexington, 

WASHINGTON Commonwealth Federation. 
65-1057 

WASHINGTON Conference on Disarmament 
1921-1922. 64-778 

WASHINGTON Construction League, Seattle 
Wash. 64-1269 

WASHINGTON Council of Social Agencies. 
64-21 

WASHINGTON Co. , Minn. 64-244 
WASHINGTON Co. , Miss. 64-485 
WASHINGTON Co. , Mo. 64-277 

Cattle brands. 64-299 

Lead mines and mining. 64-326,64-336 



WASHINGTON Co. , Neb. 64-1276 

Boundaries. 64-1527 
WASHINGTON Co. , N. T. 64-934 
WASHINGTON Co. , Utah 

Biography. 65-1182 

WASHINGTON Co. , Va. 
County records. 65-1017 
Land. 65-971 

WASHINGTON, D. C. 65-434, 65-655 

see also Georgetown, D. C. 

Alley Dwelling Authority. 65-45 

Aqueducts. 63-380 

Architecture. 64-776 

Artists' societies. 65-922 

Board of Charities. 64-583 

Border Slave State Convention, 1861. 
65-905 

Bridges. 63-380 

Business papers. 65-857 

Capitol 

Construction. 63-367, 63-380 

Monuments and statues. 63-361. 
65-909 

Paintings. 64-1315 

Carnegie Institution see Carnegie Institution 
of Washington 

Census. 63-93 

Charitable work. 64-583 

Child welfare. 65-934 

Children's HospitaL 64-583 
Churches and religious affairs 

Baptist 64-1164, 65-1015 

Methodist 64-1542 

Presbyterian. 64-1579, 65-900 
Civil War. 64-763 

Bridges. 65-946 

History 

Reminiscences. 63-392 
Hospitals. 65-1964 

Military service in. 63-322, 64-399, 
64-644, 64-665, 64-944, 65-564, 
65-1120 

Clubs. 65-566 

Colleges and universities. 64-627, 64-884, 
64-971, 65-149, 65-900, 65-1884 

Columbia Hospital for Women. 64-583 

Conference of Teachers of International 
Law and Related Subjects. 64-183 

Conference on the Limitation of Armament 
1921-1922. 64-778 



Conversations on International Organization 
1944. 65-1021 

Cooperative League of the U. S. A. 65-102 

Dumbarton Oaks Conference, 1944. 65-1201 

Electrical supplies. 65-958 

Estates. 64-768 

Family papers. 64-613, 64-677, 64-904, 
64-1031 

Ford's Theater. 64-1571 

Forests and forestry. 64-391 

Gifts of literary works and paintings. 
64-1543 

Honduras Legation. 64-1580 

Hospitals. 64-583 

Housing. 65-45 

Institute for Government Research. 65-944 

International Penal and Prison Congress 
8th, 1910. 64-36, 64-107 

Journalism. 63-323 

Judges. 63-342, 65-1722 

Land. 63-107 

Legal documents. 64-1234 

Patent claims. 64-106 

Settlement. 64-763 

Transactions. 64-768 

Law practice". 63-44, 63-342, 64-1036 
65-108, 65-900, 65-904, 65-1956 ' 

Letters from. 63-220, 64-241, 64-496, 
64-509 

Literary societies. 64-1574, 65-922 

Lobbying. 65-1778 

Merchants. 64-763 

Monuments and statues. 63-361, 64-1464 
65-909 

National Academy of Sciences see National 
Academy of Sciences, Washington, D* C. 

National Capitol Housing Authority. 65-45 

National Institute for the Promotion of ■' 

Science. 63-386 

,W 
National Research Council see National 

Research Council 

Newspapers. 65-914 '■* 

Octagon House. 64-1248 

Peace Convention, 1861. 65-905 

Personal papers. 63-166, 64-364, 64-453i» 
64-536, 64-1210, 65-937, 65-968, 
65-1662 & 

Philosophical Society of Washington. S 

65-1719 



Politics. 63-166, 64-1144 



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WASHINGTON, D. C. (Continued) 

President's Square. 63-338 

Public buildings. 63-349,63-380,64-776 

Resident at 64-427, 65-715, 65-910 

Scientific societies. 64-177 

Social life. 64-228, 64-309, 64-601, 
64-769, 64-873, 64-959, 64-1279 
65-474, 65-914, 65-1957 

Soldiers' Home. 63-360 

Statues see Washington, D. C. —Monu- 
ments and statues 

Students. 64-627 

Surveys. 64-768 

Susan B. Anthony Foundation (formerly 
Anthony League of the District of Colum- 
bia) 65-934 

Theater. 64-786, 64-1571 

Travel and description. 63-247, 64-268, 
64-1173, 64-1179, 64-1546, 65-651, 
65-724, 65-852 

White House. 63-358 

see also U. S. —Executive Office of the 
President— White House Office 

Social functions. 65-70 

Women's organizations. 65-934 

Women's suffrage. 65-934 

World Power Conference, 1936. 64-1269, 
65-29 

World War I 

Military service in. 64-1172 
World War H. 65-566 

Housing. 65-45 
Young Men's Christian Associations. 64-683 

WASHINGTON family. 64-428, 65-1022 
Genealogy. 65-976 

WASHINGTON Grays (North Carolina Infantry) 
64-651 

WASHINGTON Harbor Line Commission. 
65-1053 

WASHINGTON Humane Society. 64-891 

"ASHINGTON Monument, Washington, D. C. 
Michigan plaque. 64-1464 

-SHDKzTON National Bank, Olympia, Wash. 
65-1048 

ASHINGTON Nonpartisan League. 65-1052 

HINGTON, N. C. 

'amlly papers. 64-651, 64-983 

HINGTON Pension Union. 65-1057 

HINGTON post (Newspaper) 65-914 

ASHINGTON Public Utility Commissioner's 
Association. 65-1055 



WASHINGTON Public Utility District's 
Association. 64-1272 , 65-1055 

WASHINGTON Secular League. 64-887 

WASHINGTON (Ship) 64-256 

WASHINGTON State Committee against Discrim- 
ination in Employment. 65-1033 

WASHINGTON Temperance Society, Salisbury, 
N. C. 64-994 

WASHINGTON Territory 
see also Washington 
Courts 

Supreme Court. 65-858 
Family papers. 65-1043 
Indian agencies and agents. 65-1038 

TniHnn*: 

Census (1870) 64-1258 
Judges. 65-858 
Pioneer life. 65-1039 
Politics. 65-1038 
Social life. 65-1041 

WASHINGTON Township, N. J. 
Personal papers. 65-1612 

WASHINGTON University, St. Louis, Mo. 
65-681 

Mary Institute 

Sears Memorial. 64-1526 
School of Medicine 

Dept of Physiology. 65-1030 

WASHINGTON Water Power Company, Spokane, 
Wash. 64-1269, 65-1055 

WASHTENAW Baseball Club. 65-406 

WASHTENAW Co. , Mich. 65-216, 65-248, 
65-485, 65-561 

American National Red Cross. 65-1378 

Churches and religious affairs 

Presbyterian. 65-239, 65-498 
County records. 65-624 
Family and personal papers. 65-497 
Farmer-Labor Party. 65-250 
Federation of Women's Clubs. 65-1375 
Fraternal organizations. 65-1356 
Greenback Party. 64-1429 
Land. 65-382 
Legal documents. 64-1473 
Medical Society. 65-1392 

Women's Auxiliary. 65-1393 
Pioneer Society. 65-1394 



Resident of. 65-527 

Sheep breeding. 65-660 

Sons of the American Revolution. 65-1383 

Vital records. 65-212, 65-1394 

Women's organisations. 65-1375 

World War D 

Office of Price Administration. 65-1389 

Young Republican Club. 65-378 
WASHTENAW Historical Society. 65-1394 
The WASP, by Harold N. HUlebrand. 65-1310 
WASSON, John. 65-1181 
WATAUGA Club, Raleigh, N. C. 64-1074 
WATCHES see Clocks and watches 

WATER. 65-1924 

Conservation. 65-948 
Purification 

Plants. 65-1936 
Missouri. 64-1526 
WATER engineering see Hydraulic engineering 
WATER resources 
Iowa. 65-1942 

WATER Resources Policy Commission, 
President's. 65-27, 65-29 

WATER rights 

California. 64-738 
WATER supply. 65-29, 65-951, 65-1044 

California. 64-20, 65-952, 65-2010 

Idaho. 66-1812 

Michigan. 65-1392 
. Missouri. 65-688 

Nevada. 65-1994 

North Dakota. 65-778 

Ohio. 63-160 

Pennsylvania. 64-1373 
WATER wheels. 64^1188 

WATERBURY, Conn. 
Civic affairs. 64-1303 

WATERFOWL 

Hunting. 63-248 
WATERLOO, N. Y. 

Business records. 64-1592 

Church, missionary, and temperance society 
records. 64-1593 

WATERMAN, A. G. 64-1147 



625 



WATERMAN, Mary Ann (Wilson) 64-794 
WA 6ggT N * ***' P ° rt TDWnse ^. Wash. 

WATERMAN family. 64-794 
WATERPOWER 
Arizona. 65-1781 
Maine. 64-357 
New York. 65-56 
WATERPOWER electric plants 
Arizona. 65-1781 
Nebraska. 65-1439 
WATERS, Asa Holman, b. 1808. 64-1 
WATERS, Clara Erskine. 63-401 
WATERS, J. R. 65-1427 
WATERS, Jason, b. 1785. 64-1 
WATERS family 

Genealogy. 65-1027 

WATERWAY Company, Seattle and Lake 
Washington. 65-1053 

WATERWAYS. 64-1413, 65-213 
se e also Canals; Rivers 

WATERWORKS see Water supply 
WATKINS, Charles W.,b. 1844. 65-552 
WATKINS, EnrinC, b. 1839. 65-552 
WATKINS, Frances (Maxwell) 65-1871 
WATKINS, James T. 65-2004 
WATKINS, James W., d. 1896. 65 _ 1871 
WATKINS, John. 64-1592 

WA S' LydIaHarbau <* Lewis, 1819-1909. 
WATKINS, Maria Toncray. 65-23 
WATKINS, Mary Purnell (Dupuy) 65-964 

WA 64^845 CXPreSS (News « a Per) 64-820, 
WATKINS family. 65-1871 
WATKINS Glen, N. Y. 64-845 

Field Meeting of the Albany Institute of 
History and Art, 1873. 64-820 

Hotels. 64-872 

Teachers and teaching. 64-820 
WATLINGTON family. 65-1023 
WATROUS, J. C. 64-745 
WATSON, Alberts. 65-1147 
WATSON, Edward C. 65-1147 



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WA « S c£ Edward Michael, 1840-1906. 
! 00-626 

WATSON.-Edwin Martin, 1883-1945. 65-30 

WATSON, Elmo Scott. 65-1411 

WATSON, Henry. 64-1540 

WATSON, Henry, 1810-1891. 63-136 

WATSON James Craig, 1838-1880. 64-1556 
65-532, 65-618, 65-627. 65-1395 ' 

WATSON, John. 64-1540 
WATSON, John, 1744-1824. 63-136 
WATSON, John N. 64-1199 
WATSON, Joseph, d. 1841. 64-1153 
WATSON, Julia E. 64-1540 
WATSON, Mary Ann. 64-1540 
WATSON, S. L. 64-1157 
WATSON, Sereno, 1826-1892. 63-136 

WA 6 T 4^n26 Th ° maS E * rard ' 1856 - 1922 - 
WATSON, Thomas John. 64-454 
WA 6^4o WlUiamA -° fBrOC ^ rt ' N -Y. 
WATSON and Company. 64-890 
WATSON family. 63-136, 64-1540 
Genealogy. 65-626, 65-962 
* WATT, James. 65-1522 
WATT, Robert J. 64-715 
WATTERS, Richard P. 65-1856 
WATTSRSON, Henry, 1840-1921. 63-350, 
WATTLES, John M. 65-628 
^S Wmar <l Austin, 1888-1950. 
WATTLES family. 65-628 
WATTON, William. 63-398 
WATTS, Thomas J. 64-1553 
WATTS family. 65-1859 
WAUGH, Frank A. 64-946 
WAVE mechanics. 63-15 
WAVE-motion, Theory of. 64-779 
WAVE properties of electrons. 64-1561 
WAVERLY, Iowa 

Sugar industry and trade. 65-424 



WAYNE, Anthony, 1745-1796. 64-314 

Autographs. 64-47 

Relating to. 63-195 
WAYNE, Henry C. 63-334 
WAYNE Co. , Mich. 

County records. 65-416 

Court of Domestic Relations. 65-1338 
Dentistry 

Societies. 65-323 
Farmer-Labor Party. 65-250 
Geology. 65-542 

Justices of the peace. 65-591 
Surveys. 65-331 
WAYNE Co., N. C. 

Family papers. 64-668 
Politics and local government. 64-473 
WAYNE State University, Detroit, Mich. 
Faculty 

World Warn. 65-635 

WAYS and Means Committee (U. S. House of 
Representatives) 64-1042 

WAYSIDE, Staunton, Va. 

Farm accounts. 64-1236 

WEAD, Charles Kasson, 1848-1925. 65-629 

WEADOCK, George William, b 1853 
65-1360 ' 

H. 64-767. 

WEATHER see Meteorology (Climate 
weather, etc.) *""««=, 

WEATHER Bureau, V. S. 64-782, 64-1556 
WEATHERLOW, Hugh E. 64-830 

WE^^B^ Henry (Clark) see Clark, 
WEAVER, Dempsey. 64-1191 

WI 6 A 5!f2 R 10 Raym ° ndMeIbOrae ' 188 <>-»«. 



WA <Kr' ^^ 0a ° VUhelm ' * 18 «- 
WAY, Washington Irving, d. 1931. 65-2006 
WAYLAND, Charles Augustus. 64-1196 

626 



WEAVER, Richard L. 64-819 
^jffgk*'*? V******* 1870-1947, 

WEAVER, William, 1780-1863. 63-137; 
WEAVERS and weaving 

see_also Textile industry and trade 

Drafts. 64-823 

Massachusetts. 64-1 



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I 



WEBB, Alexander Stewart, 1835-1911. 
64-1640 

WEBB, Aston. 63-349 

WEBB, Charles Henry, 1834-1905. 63-407 

WEBB, Cornelia Adeline (Stanford) 1811-1891. 
64-654 

WEBB, Daniel Cannon, 1817-1850. 63-313 

WEBB, Edwin. 65-159 

WEBB, Elisabeth Holden. * 63 -407 

WEBB, Fay Lamar see Gardner, Fay Lamar 
(Webb) 

WEBB, James, screen writer 

Trapeze (Adaptation of) 64-1606 
WEBB, James, 1774-1855. 64-1541 
WEBB, James, 1816-1897. 64-1541 
WEBB, James D. , 1818-1863. 64-662 
WEBB, James Edwin, 1906- 65-149 
WEBB, James Hazel, 1829-1902. 64-634 

WEBB, James Watson, 1802-1884. 63-373, 
64-1584 

WEBB, JohnHuske, 1820-1897. 64-1541 

WEBB, Joseph Amis Webb, 1856-1908. 
64-634 

WEBB, Joseph J., 1878- 65-2011 

WEBB (Josiah) Si Company, Milton, Mass. 
64-235 

WEBB, Justina (Walton) 64-662 
WEBB, Kate (Russell) 64-634 

WEBB, Sidney see Passf leld, Sidney James 
Webb, baron, 1859-1947 

WEBB, Susan Wiggins (Russell) 1857-1911. 
64-634 

WEBB, Thomas, 1827-1894. 64-1127 

WEBB, W. L. 64-779 

WEBB, Walter Prescott, 1888-1963. 65-1932 

WEBB family. 64-1541, 64-1640 

WEBER, Margaret Isabella (Walker) b. 1824. 
64-1068 

WEBER Co. , Utah 

Biographies. 65-1182 

WEBSTER, Daniel, 1782-1852. 64-1584 , 
65-870 



As correspondent. 63-261, 63-336, 63-368, 
63-373, 64-407, 64-427, 64-1143, 
64-1218, 64-1320, 64-1568, 65-905, 
65-1576 

Autographs. 64-63 

Letters to. 63-337 

Visit to Cincinnati. 63-256 

WEBSTER, David L. 65-183 

WEBSTER, Henry Kitchell, 1875-1932. 
65-1998 



WEBSTER, John White, 1793-1850. 65-1291 

WEBSTER, Noah, 1758-1843. 64-202, 64-795, 
64-1584, '65-1591 

WEBSTER, Pelatiah, 1726-1795. 65-852 
WEBSTER, W. T. 64-1390 

WEBSTER Co. , Mo. 
Archives. 64-284 
Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-239 

WEBSTER Township, Mich. 65-651 

WEDDELL, Alexander Wilbourne, 1876-1948. 
65-959 

WEDDINGS 

Invitations 

Pennsylvania. 64-1139 

New Tort 64-1591 

WEDEMEYER, Albert Coady, 1896- 65-1090 

WEDEMEYER, William Walter, 1873-1913. 
65-630, 65-648 

WEECH, W. N. 65-279 

WEED, Edwin Gardner. 64-499 

WEED, Henry G. 64-499 

WEED, Julia McKinne (Foster) 1846-1908. 
64-499 

WEED, Thurlow, 1797-1882. 63-254, 64-373, 
64-407, 65-474, 65-930 

WEED family. 64-499 

WEEDON, George, 17307-1790. 64-805 

WEED'S Drug Store, Pontiac, Mich. 65-407 

WEEHAWKEN Ferry Company, N. J. 65-1696 

WEEKS, Edward, of Albion, Orange Co. , N. T. 
64-848 

WEEKS, Sinclair. 64-253 

WEEKS, Stephen Beauregard, 1865-19JL8^_ 
63-373, 64-616, 64-959, 64-1542 

WEEPING Water, Neb. 65-1436 

WEFALD, Knud, 1869-1936. 65-674 

WEHLE, Louis Brandeis, 1880-1959. 65-79 

WEIGHTS and measures 

Metric system. 64-1342 

Standards. 65-1719 



WEIGHTS and Measures, U. S. Bureau of. 
65-1719 

WEIL, Gertrude. 64-446 

WEINMAN, Adolf Alexander, 1870-1952. 
64-1566 

WEISGARD, Leonard. 65-1978 



WEISMAN, Margaret. 64-715 

WEBS, Francis. 64-1145 ~ 

WEISS, Harvey. 65-1978 

WE1SSERT, Charles Adams, 1878-1947. 
65-631 

WEISSERT, John, 1828-1883. 65-632 

WEISSKOPF, V. F. 64-83 

WETTENKAMPF, Frank, 1866-1962. 64-363 

WETTZEL, Godfrey, 1835-1884. 63-199 

WELBORN, William Wesley. 65-1856 

WELBT, Amelia Ball (Coppuck) 1819-1852. 
64-960 

WELCH, Andrew. 64-762 

WELCH, Mrs. Eldred N. see Welch, Lulu 

WELCH, Herbert, Bp., b. 1862. 64-775 

WELCH, Lulu. 65-633 

WELCH, Richard J. , 1869-1949. 65-2011 

WELCH, William Henry, 1850-1934. 65-1948, 
65-1955 

WELCH family. 65-633 

WELCH Grape Juice Company, inc. 64-945 

WELCH Post No. 137, Grand Army of the 
Republic, Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-1333 

WELD, Charlotte Parmelee. 65-469 

WELDON family 

' Genealogy. 64-1191 
WELFARE organizations see Charitable work 
WELLER, George. 65-704 
WELLES, David Ames. 64-764 

WELLES, Gideon, 1802-1878. 63-243, 

63-387, 64-1387, 64-1585, 65-246, 65-358, 
65-678, 65-899, 65-931 

WELLES, Helen see Douglass, Helen (Welles) 

WELLES, Henry W. 65-237 

WELLES, John. 65-237 

WELLES, John A. 65-237 

WELLES, Sarah. 65-237 

WELLES, Sumner,. 1892- 64-1560, 65-34, 
65-35, 65-57, 65-66, 65-78, 65-862, 
65-932 

WELLESLET, Arthur, 1st duke of Wellington 
see Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st duke 
of, 1769-1852 

WELLESLET, Richard Colley, marquis 
Wellesley, 1T60-1842. 63-55 

WELLFORD, Beverley Randolph, 1893-1963. 
64-1250 

WELLINGTON, Arthur Wellesley, 1st duke of, 
1769-1852. 63-138 

I WELLS, Albert, b. 1835. 65-552 



627 



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WELLS, Arahanna (Richardson) 1845-1905. 

WELLS, Asa, d. 1854. 65-1043 

WELLS, Bayze. 64-193 

WE J' LS > Benjamin Franklin, 1835-1925 
65-634 

WELLS, Briant Harris. 64-1233 

WELLS, C. H. 65-896 

WELLS, C. R. 64-1500 

WELLS, Carlton Frank, 1898- 65-635 

WELLS, Cornelius. 64-1227 

^ttflh?"*' 1, Massachusetts aate legislator. 

WELLS, George Frederick, 1878-1958. 
64-946 

WELLS, Joseph. 64-56 

WELLS, Mary E. 65-1806 

WELLS, Melissa. 65-634 

WELLS, Moses. 64-56 

WELLS, W. S. 65-744 

WELLS, Walter. 64-873 

WELLS, William, 1837-1892. 64-793 

WELLS, William Ray. 64-665 

WELLS & Emanuel, firm. 64-254 

WELLS, Eng. 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-168 
WELLS family. 64-665, 64-793, 65-1043 
WELLS, Fargo and Company. 65-1786 
History (Notes, etc.) 64-723,64-738 

^"y^^"™ 1 Mlnlng Comp ^ 

WELSH, George W., 1883- 65-1366 
WELSH in — see British In 



WENLEY, Robert Mark, 1861-1929 64-1515 
I 65-437, 65-486, 65-636 ' 

WENTWORTH, Caroline Warren. 63-408 

WENTWORTH, Edwin Oberlin, 1833-1864. 
I 63-408 



WENTWORTH, John, 1815-1888. 65-162 
WENTWORTH, Robert. 63-408 
WENTWORTH, Thomas. 63-404 
WENTZVILLE, Mo. 64-302 
WEREAT, John, 1730 (ca.)-1798. 63-66 
I WERTH, Kurt. 65-1973 
I WERTH, Mary (Maury) 63-378 
WERTH family 

Genealogy. 65-969 
WESCOTT, Glenway, 1901- 64-150, 65-1997 
WESLEY, Charles, 1707-1788. 65-697 
WESLEY, John, 1703-1791. 64-966, 65-697 
WESLEYAN Methodist Church 
History. 65-512 

WE « L !S VN Method ist Church, Alton, Mich. 
65-637 

WESLEYAN University, Middletown, Conn 
64-837 

WESSON, Elba(Cotten) 64-472 

WEST, Arthur O. 64-1294 

WEST, Mrs. Charles. 64-457 

WEST, George Cornwallis- see Cornwallis- 
West, George 

WEST, Helen (Hunt) 1892-1963. 65-842 

^f J. Herbert Faulkner, 1898- 65-1848 
65-1850, 65-1851, 65-1852, 65-1853, ' 
65-1854 

WEST, John T. 63-241 

WEST, LiUie see Leslie, Amy 

WEST, Sir Lionel S. Sackvllle see Sackville- 
West, Sir Lionel S. 



WELSH Society of Philadelphia. 64-1149 

WELTON, Chauncey Brunson, 1844-1908 
64-666 

WELTON family. 64-666 
WEMPLE, Mindret. 64-245 
WENATCHEE, Wash. 

Aviator's papers. 64-1252 



WEST, Mary see_ Williams, Mary (West) 
1715-1800 



WENDELL, Barrett, 1855-1921 
65-1292 

WENLEY, Kate Gibson. 65-636 



63-401, 



WEST, Rebecca. 64-1367 
WEST, Richard, d. 1726. 65-1072 
WEST, Richard, 1716-1742. 65-1072 
WEST, Samuel, 1783-1808. 65-188 
The WEST. 64-285, 65-1177 

se e also Trans-Mississippi West 

Banks and banking. 65-1806 

Br 65 Sl l Companies interested in. 65-1804, 

Bullwhacking experiences. 65-1738 



Cattle raising and trade. 65-1142 65-1157 
65-1756 ' 

Churches and religious affairs 

Episcopal. 63-140 
Civil War 

Military service in. 65-1043 

Exploring expeditions. 64-314. 65-23 
65-1793, 65-1818 ' 

Family and personal papers. 65-553 
65-1818 

Fur trade. 65-1177, 65-1818 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-773 

Horses 

Trade. 65-807 
Indians 

Military papers concerning. 65-773 

Investment companies (British) 65-1169 
65-1190, 65-1804. 65-1817 ' 

Labor problems 

Railroads. 63-397 
Land. 63-340, 64-110, 64-892 

Companies. 65-1157 
Maps. 65-1798 
Military life. 63-291 

Military posts. 63-268, 63-353, 64-1059 
64-1065 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 
64-362, 65-1148, 65-1806 

Engineering. 65-1798 

Mortgages. 64-892 

Pioneer life. 63-127, 65-773, 65-905 
65-1688, 65-1803, 65-1868 

Quartermaster's service.* 65-1039 

Sheep raising and trade, 65-1756 

Stagecoach lines and traveL 64-270 

Steamboats. 63-126 

Surveys and surveying. 65-1793 

Expeditions. 65-909 

Travel and description. 64-575, 64-652 
64-732, 65-241, 65-1788, 65-1791 ' 

see also Overland journeys to the 
Pacific 

War of 1812. 63-161 
WEST Africa see Africa, West 
WEST African Eclipse Expedition (1880's) 



WEST Agawam, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist 65-696 



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WEST Chester, Pa. 

Social life. 65-821 
WEST Dryden, N. Y. 

Personal papers. 64-825 
WEST family. 64-590 

genealogy. 65-1072 
WEST Farms, N. Y. 

Politics. 65-1519 
WEST Feliciana Parish, La. 65-159 
WEST Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn. 63-241 
WEST Indies 

American Revolution. 64-344 

Ethnology. 63-10 

Folklore. 53-10 

History (Notes, pictures, etc.) 64-215, 
65-1549 

Merchants. 65-1526 

Naval activities (British) 63-404, 64-344 

Personal papers. 64-1427 

Slavery 

Emancipation. 63-55 
Trade. 64-59, 64-943, 65-63 

With France, 64-261 

With South Carolina. 63-274, 63-309 

Travel and description. 54-1095, 64-1532, 
65-1815 

WEST Indies, British 

Botanical gardens. 65-1937 

WEST Indies, Danish 
Slavery. 64-923 

WEST Indies, French 

Colonization and commerce. 64-261 
WEST Indies, Spanish 

Trade. 63-114, 63-115 
WEST Indies Squadron, U. S. Navy. 63-387 
WEST Jersey Society. 65-1656 
WEST liberty, Iowa 

Travels from. 65-1185 
WEST Middlebury, N. Y. 

Postal service. 64-836 
WEST-Minneapolis Turn-Verein. 63-241 

WEST Newton, Mass. 

Students. 65-680 
WEST Pel ham, Mass. 

Churches and rt-igious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 



WEST Point Military Academy see U. S. — 
Military Academy, West Point, N. Y. 

WEST Point, Neb. 

Banks and banking. 65-1450 

WEST Side Woman's Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. 
65-1375 

WEST Virginia 

see also Virginia 

Canals. 63-345 

Capitols (Buildings) 63-349 

Civil engineering. 63-129 

Civil War. 64-1226 

Military service in. 65-965 

Coal mines and mining. 64-962, 65-1032 

Colleges and universities. 64-248 

County government and county records. 
65-1017 

Medicine. 63-129 

Meteorology (Climate, weather, etc. ) 
63-129 

Personal papers. 64-800 

Politics 

Papers of persons active in 
20th century. 65-46 

Travel and description. 64-1173 
WEST Winsted, Conn. 64-1540 
WESTBERG, Alfred J., 1905- 65-1033 
WESTCHESTER Co. , N. Y. 64-883 

Banks and banking. 64-934 

Dairying. 64-951 

WESTEKMANN, William Linn, 1873-1954. 
64-1366 

WESTERN Academy of Natural Sciences, 
Cincli.nati, Ohio. 63-200 

WESTERN and miscellaneous (Manuscript 
collections) 65-1775, 65-1793 

WESTERN Athletic Conference. 64-1499, 
65-536, 65-1342 

WESTERN Carolinian. 64-1005 

WESTERN Christian advocate. 64-972, 
64-973 

WESTERN College for Women, Oxford, Ohio 
(formerly Western Female Seminary) 
63-263 

WESTERN Electric Company. 64-1561 

WESTERN Federation of Miners see Inter- 
national Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter 
workers 

WESTERN Fur and Trading Company. 65-1711 



WESTERN Methodist Book Concern. 64-972 

WESTERN Michigan University, Kalamazoo. 
65-384 

WESTERN Navaho Training School, Algert and 
Tuba City, Ariz. 65-1178 

WESTERN Nebraska Missionary District. 
65-1420 

WESTERN North Carolina Railroad. 64-1115 

WESTERN Pennsylvania Congress of Clubs 
and Club Women. 65-1747 

WESTERN Public Service Company. 65-1505 

WESTERN Reserve 

Family and personal papers. 65-1818 
Farms and farming. 65-1818 
Land. 64-1286 
Tailors. 65-1818 

WESTERN Reserve University, Cleveland, 
Ohio 

Students. 64-952 

WESTERN Sanitary Commission. 65-681 

WESTERN State Hospital, Morganton, N. C. 
64-1083 

WESTERN Union Telegraph Company 

Russian extension. 65-1037, 65-1128, 
65-1171, 65-1780 

WESTERN Unitarian Conference. 64-1326 

WESTERVTLLE, Ohio 

Personal papers. 63-260 

WESTFTELD, N. J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1588, 
65-1616 

WESTGATE Press, San Francisco, Calif. 
64-1367 

WESTLAND, Jack, 1904- 64-1272 
WESTMAN, Lenus. 65-1057 
WESTMAN, W. H. 65-879 
WESTMINSTER, S. C. 

Cotton manufacturing. 64-1112 

WESTMORELAND Co. , Conn, see Susque- 
hanna claim 

WESTMORELAND Co., Va. 

County records. 65-1017 

Legal documents. 64-1240 

WESTON, Maria see Chapman, Maria (Weston) 
1806-1885 

WESTON, Paul 

Estate of. 63-317 
WESTON family. 63-317 



629 



WESTON, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 

Methodist. 65-696 
Family papers. 64-648 

WESTON, N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-919 
WESTON, Vt 

Churches and religious affairs ' — 
Methodist. 65-696 
WESTOVEE, Charles City Co. , Va. 

Family papers. 64-1225 
WESTPHALIA, Mich. 

Flour and lumber Industry and trade. 

WESTPORT, N. Y. 

Business records. 64-905 
WESTRAY, Fletcher. 64-914 
WESTTOWN, N. Y. 

Churches and religious affairs. 64-866 

WESTWARD expansion and movement see 
Immigration and emigration— Internal - 

?if^ l0 ! 1 '', O,rerlaild J ourne ys to the Pacific- 
territorial expansion 

WESTWOOD, Richard W. 64-819 

WETHERBY, A. G. 64-100 

WETHERILL, Edward, coUector. 64-1154 

WETMORE, Prosper M. 64-1575 

WETMORE^ Susanna Boone Allan. 65-745 

WETMORE, Thomas Cogdell, 1869-1906 
65-745 

WEXFORD, Ire. 

Shippers' registers. 64-480 
WEXLER, Harry, 1911-1962. 64-782 
™ Plantation, Charles City Co., Va. 

WEYERHAEUSER Timber Company. 65-1051 
WEYMOUTH, Ohio 
Civil War. 64-666 

WHALERS and whaling. 64-1394, 64-1578 
65-61, 65-175, 65-1171 * 

Massachusetts. 65-181 

WHARTON, Charles, 1743 or 4-1838. - 64-1155 

WHARTON, Charles Henry. 65-1022 

WHWITON, Edith Newbold (Jones) 1862-1937 
04-1334 

WHARTON, Francis, 1820-1889. 64-764 

WHARTON, John, of Culpeper Co., Va. 
05-1024 

WHARTON, John A. 64-756 

WHARTON, Joseph, 1733 or 4-1816. «64-1155 



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WHARTON, Joseph, 1826-1907. 64-1220 
WHARTON, Thomas, 1731-1783? 64-1155 
WHARTON, William, 1740-1805. 64-1155 
WHARTON, William H., 1802-1839. 64-1017 
WHARTON family. 64-1155 
WHARVES see Docks and wharves 
WHEAT'. 64-1241 
■Growing. 64-1031 

Washington. 64-1270 
Marketing. 65-1427 

WHEATLAND, Henry, 1812-1893. 63-132 

WHEATLAND, Mich. 

Teachers and teaching. 65-241 

WHEATON, Henry, 1785-1848. 64-1584 

WHEELER, Benjamin Ide, 1854-1927 
64-1271 



WHEELER, Burton Kendall, 1882- 64-1262 
65-458, 65-674 ' 

WHEELER, Clara Marian, 1861-1946 
65-283, 65-638 

WHEELER, Cortland. 64-877 

^s^*' EUas 12 WUc0 *> EUa (Wheeler) 
Aooo- 1919 

WHEELER, Frank Willis, 1853-1921. 65-639 

65-552, 



WHEELER, Frederick M. , b. 1862 
65-640 



WHEELER, George Montague, 1842-1905. 

Surveying expeditions. 65-909 

WHEELER, Holly 

Estate of. 65-1161 

WHEELER, Joseph, 1836-1906. 63-61 
65-868 ' 

WHEELER, Lorenzo D. 65-641 

WHEELER, W. H. 64-380 

WHEELER family. 65-640, 65-641 

WHEELER Presbyterian Church, New York 
City. 64-1257 

WHEELER surveying expeditions, 1872-1879 
65-909 

WHEELOCK, John Hall, 1886- 64-41 
64-150 

WHEELWRIGHT, John B. 64-150 

WHEELWRIGHTS see Carriage and wagon 
making 

WHE , L if LET ' A »*rtW., 1831-1900, coUector. 
53-201 

WHETZEL, Herbert Hice, 1877-1944 
collector. 64-947 ' 



WHEDDEN, Howard P. 64-1157 



WHIG Party. 63-76, 63-194, 63-198, 63-398 
65-474, 65-905, 65-907 

Conventions, 1846, 1852. 64-817 

Dissolution. 63-189, 63-190 

Arkansas. 63-126 

Massachusetts. 65-178 

New York. 63-368 

Southern States. 63-373 

Virginia. 64-1244, 64-1555 

WHIPPLE, Charles WhUey, 1805 7-1855 
65-253, 65-646, 65-1360 

WHIPPLE, FredL. 64-782 

WHIPPLE, George Chandler, 1866-1924 
65-1293 

WHIPPLE, Mrs. R. M. 
WHIPPLE, William D. 65-1795 
WHISKEY 

Price. 64-56, 64-401, 64-980 
WHIST clubs. 64-921 

WHISTLER, James Abbott McNeill, 1834-1903. 
64-761 

WHTTAKER, Anna Maria Baker see Wills 
Anna Maria Baker (Whitaker) ' 

WHITAKER, Cary, 1832-1865. 64-667 

WHITAKER, Frances De Berniere Hooper. 
64—526 

WHITAKER, Jonathan Lewis. 65-746 

WHITAKER, Julia A. Wells. 65-746 

WHITAKER, Matthew Cary, 1801-1873 
64-667 

WHITAKER, Spier, 1841-1901. 64-667 
WHITAKER, Wilson C. 64-465 

WHITAKER, Batchelor & Company, Enfield 
N. C. 64-465 

WHITAKER family. 64-465, 64-674, 64-667 

WHITE, Albert Easton, 1884-1956 64-1474 
65-642 ' 

WHITE, Alexander, 1738-1804. 63-375 

™¥S cta ' 1832 " 1918 - 64 " 926, 

As correspondent. 64-767, 64-882 64-887 
64-1413, 64-1500, 64-1515 65-269 
65-585, 65-654 

WHITE, Ansley De Forest, 1817-1877 
65-1632 

WHITE, Charles Abiathar, 1826-1910 
64-100, 65-654 

WHITE, Charles Stanley. 65-1924 

WHITE, CorraMay see Harris c„, r , „, 
(White) 1869-1935— ' "'" May 



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WHITE, Edward Douglass, 1845-1921. 64-798 

WHITE, Elijah. 64-1254, 64-1256 

WHITE, Enoch J., 1814-1878. 65-643 

WHITE, Ferris M. 64-1638 

WHITE, George W., b. 1828. 65-552 

WHITE, Grace Elinor Joy see Pratt, Grace 
Elinor Joy (White) 



WHITE, Hannah. 65-255 

WHITE, Henry, Pennsylvania State senator. 
65-899 

WHITE, Henry, 1850-1927. 64-764, 64-767, 
64-778, 65-940 

WHITE, Horace, 1834-1916. 63-377, 64-247, 
64-764, 64-767, 65-162 

WHITE, Horatio Stephens, 1852^1934. 
65-1294 

WHITE, HughLawson, 1773-1840. 64-343 

WHITE, James Jones, 1828-1893. 64-1274 

WHITE, John Blake, 1781-1859. 64-1543, 
65-852 

WHITE, John Blake, 1850-1935. 64-1543 

WHITE, Jonathan. 65-376 

WHITE, Kenneth S. , 1897- 64-1638 

WHITE, Lee A. , 1886- 64-1515. 65-338, 
65-532 

WHITE, Leonard Dupee, 1891-1958. 64-178, 
65-397 

WHITE, Leslie Turner, 1903- 65-1114 

WHITE, LevL 65-1350 

WHITE, Mary (Outwater) 1836-1887. 64-948 

WHITE, Maunsell, Jr. 64-669 

WHITE , Maunsell, 1783-1863. 64-669 

WHITE, Octavius A. , 1826-1903. 64-1543 

WHITE, Orin, 1794-1864. 65-1355 

WHITE, Peter Qulntard, 1830-1908. 64-1413, 
65-332, 65-644 

WHITE, Sallie Elizabeth (Joy) 18527-1909. 
64-721 

WHITE , Sallie Lindsay. 65-873 

WHITE , Sarah Caldwell. 64-1129 

WHITE., Stephen Mallory, 1853-1901. 64-738 

WHITE, Stewart Edward, 1873-1946. 65-1361 

WHITE , Thomas Willis, 1768-1843. 63-68, 
64-803 

WHITE , Walter Francis, 1893-1955. 65-52, 
65-78, 65-1763 



WHITE, William Allen, 1868-1944. 64-882, 
64-1480, 64-1560, 64-1599, 65-860, 65-873 , 
65-900 

WHITE, William H., 1840-1862. 65-293 

WHITE, William Lindsay, 1900- 65-873 



WHlTi:: and Davidson, River Falls, Wis. 
64-1638 

WHITE and White, River Falls, Wis. 64-1638 

WHITE Bird, Nez Perce' chief. 64-1251 

WHIT!:: family. 64-1274, 64-1543. 65-1395 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

WHITE Hall Plantation, Bryan Co., Ga. 
64-977 

WHI T E Horse (Omaha Indian) see Fontenelle, 
Logan, 1825-1855 

WHITE Horse, Yukon Territory 

Travel and description. 65-1782 

WHITE House Conference on Power Pooling. 
65-79 

WHITE House, N. J. 

Letters from. 65-1693 

WHITE House, Washington, D. C. 63-358 

Office see XI. S. —Executive Office of the 
President— White House Office 

Social functions. 65-70 
WHITE Lake area, Mich. 

Lumbering. 65-392 

WHITE Mountain Indians. 65-1176 

WHITE Mountain, N. M. see Sierra Blanca 
Peak, N. M. 

WH1TE Oak Church and Sunday School, Bertie 
Co., N. C. 64-1532 

WHITE Oaks Church, Va. 

Civil War. 63-351 

WHITE pine blister rust see Blister rust 

WHITE Pine Co. , Nev. 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources. 
65-1169 

WHITE Stone mil, N. D. see Whttestone 
Hill, N. D. 

WHITE supremacy 

North Carolina. 63-72 
WHITEFIELD, George, 1714-1770. 63-409 

WHITEHALL, K. Y. 

War of 1812. 63-225 
WHITEHEAD, Charles. 64-738 

WHITEHEAD, Everett Jerome, 1858-1901. 
65-1365 

WHITEHEAD, Williamson. 65-747 

WHITEHEAD family 

Genealogy. 64-1179 

WH1TEH1LL, Walter Mulr. 65-959 

WHTTEHOnSE, Vivian (Boarman) 64-346 

WHITESIDE, Thomas. 64-1130 



WHITESTONE Hill, N. D. * 

Incident and battlefield. 65-1466, 65-1499 

WHITEWATER, Wis. 

Personal papers. 64-1635 
WHITFIELD, Elizabeth Green (Cobb) 64-668 
WHITFIELD, F. E. 64-1112 

WHITFIELD, James Bryan, 1809-1841. 

64-668 
WHITFIE LD, Nathan Bryan, 1835-1914. 

64-668, 65-714 

WHITFIE LD, Robert P. 64-100 

WHITFIELD, Sarah Elizabeth (Wooten) 64-668 

WHITFIELD family. 64-668 

Genealogy. 64-1188 
WHTTFORD, JohnN., d. ca. 1894. 63-139 
WHITFORD family. 63-139 

WBTnN Machine Works, Whitinsville, Mass. 
64-240 

WHITING, Caroline Lee see Hentz, Caroline 
Lee (Whiting) 1800-1856 

WHITING, Justin Rice, 1874-1903. 65-552 

WHITING family 

Genealogy. 65-976 

WRITING (Row gailsy) 65-1837 

WHITLOCK, Brand, 1869-1934. 65-1649 

WHITMAN, Charles Seymour, 1868-1947. 
64-24 

WHITMAN, Marcus, 1802-1847. 64-1257. 
65-1789 ■■! 

WHITMAN, Narclssa (Prentiss) 1808-1847. 
64-1257, 65-1789 

WHITMAN, Walt, 1819-1892. 65-1198 

WHITMAN (Walt) Club, Iowa Schoolmasters. 
65-170 

WHITMAN family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 
WHITMAN Massacre. 65-1789 
WHITMAN Mission. 65-1789 
WHITMORE, Charles Edward 

As correspondent. 65-532 

WHITMORE Lake, Mich. 

Family papers. 65-576 

Reminiscences. 65-545 

WHITNEY, Albert Worts, 1870-1943. 64-1327, 
65-1372 

WHITNEY, Allen Sisson, 1857-1944. 65-645 



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WHITNEY, Andrew G. 65-1360 

WHITNEY, Eli, 1765-1825. 64-202 

WHITNEY, Florence. 65-34 

WHITNEY, Joseph Dwight. 65-654 

WHITNEY, William Collins, 1841-1904 
63-376, 64-764 

WHITNEY family. 64-1283, 65-1347 
^LwO 7 ' WUliam Thornt °n, J866-1934. 

WHITTAKER, Hazel H. see Vandenberg 
Hazel H. (Whittaker) ™™«g, 

WHITTEKER, Anna (Howe) 65-964 
WHITTELSEY family. 65-457 

WHITTEMORE, Charles Hanover, 1833- 
65-646 

WHITTEMORE, George 0. 65-646 

WHITTEMORE (George O. and James O ) 

C«rMifh. Ore 6T-40 L 5 UmberCOmPany ' Ta ™ 

WHITTEMORE, Gideon Olin, 1800-1863. 
65-646 

WHITTEMORE, James Olin, 1828-1889, 
65-646 

WHITTEMORE, Margaret. 65-1183 

WHITTEMORE, W. Frank. 65-646 

WHITTEMORE family. 65-646 

WHTTTIER, Gertrude E. see Cartland 
Gertrude E. (Whittier) 1822-1911 ' 

WHITTTER, John Greenleaf , 1807-1892 



WICKARD, Claude Raymond, 1893- 65-29 
65-78, 65-1507 ' 

WICKERSHAM, George Woodward, 1858-1936 
64-778, 64-798, 64-1291 

WICKERSHAM, James. 65-1821 
WICKHAM, John, 1763-1839. 65-1020 
WICKHAM, William. 63-345 
WICKLOWCo., Ire. 

Personal papers. 64-425 
WIDNEY, J. P., Q. 1920-1929. 65-884 

WIEBOLDT-Rosenwald coUectlon of German 
folksongs. 64-179 

WIEGAND, Charles. 65-1517 

WIESE, Kurt. 65-1978 

WEST, Howard M., 1864-1945. 64-1448, 
65-647 

The WIFE of Martin Guerre (Opera) 64-733 

WIGGIN, Kate Douglas (Smith) 65-164S 

WIGGIN, Sallie (Cotten) 64-472 

WIGGLESWORTH, Charles. 65-1473 

WIGGLESWORTH, Emily. 65-1473 

WIGHT, Ann Eliza see Johnson, Ann Eliza 
(Wight) b. 1832 

WIGHT, Augustus^ S. 64-1329 

WIGHT, Lucy N.-(Calmes) 64-1329 

WIGHT family. 64-1329 

WILBERFORCE, Samuel, Bp. of Winchester, 
1805-1873. 63-142 



WHTTTIER, Matthew Franklin. 64-1472 WILBERFORCE, William, 1759-1833. 63-142 



WmTTTNGHAM, William Rolllnson, Bp. 
1805-1879. 63-140 , 65-92 P ' 

WHITTLE, Francis M., Bp. 64-671 

WHITTLE, Lewis Neale. 64-671 

WHITTLE, Parker. 64-56 

WHITTLE family. 64-671 

WHITTLESEY, E. W. 63-399 

WHTTTY, James Howard, 1859-1937. 63-141 

^WORTH College, Spokane, Wash. 
O5-1040 

WHOLESALE trade 

see also Commission merchants- and 
specific kinds of trade, e. g. Grocery 
trade 

Georgia. 64-579 

Michigan. 65-1398 

South Carolina. 63-300 

WHYMPER, Frederick. 65-1171 

WICHITA, Kan. 

Pioneer life. 65-874 



WTLBORN, Cornelia E. (Rives) Harrison. 
65-1001 

WILBUR, Mrs. Aaron. 64-987 

WILBUR,. Fedora Isabell Copp. 64-987 

WILBUR, John, 1774-1856. 65-156 

WILBUR, Ray Lyman, 1875-1949. 64-182 
64-1164, 64-1271, 64-1462, 65-944, 65-ioil 

WILBUR, Walter K. 63-1 

WILBURITE separation, Society of Friends. 
65-156 

WILBURTON, Okla. 

Coal mining. 63-269 

WILCOX, Delos Franklin, 1873-1928. 64-180 
65-384 ~ ' 



WILDE, John W. , b. 1798. 64-960 
WILDE, Oscar, 1856-1900. 63-230 

WILDE, Richard Henry, 1789-1847 63-96. 
64-407, 64-960 

WILDER, Burt Green, 1841-1925. 64-891 

WILDER, D. G. 65-1353 

WILDER, Gaston H. , 1814-1873. 64-1544 

WILDER, Marshall Pinckney, 1859-1915 
64-783 

« 

WELDER, SamueL 64-1544 

WILDER, Sarah E. (Hinton) 64-1544 

WILDER, Thornton Nlven, 1897- 64-114 
64-150, 64-491, 65-1100, 65-1310, 65-1838, 

WILDER family. 64-1544 

WILDERNESS, Battle of the, 1864. 65-1319 
Maps. 65-946 

WILDERNESS Society. 64-1261 
WILDLIFE conservation. 64-1261 
see also Game and game birds 
Michigan. 65-395 
Minnesota. 63-248 
North Dakota. 65-774 
Wisconsin. 63-248 
WILDLIFE management research. 65-167 

64-1599, 64-1615, 



WILEY, Alexander, 1884 
64-1638 



WILCOX, Edgar N. 64-348 

WILCOX, Ella (Wheeler) 1855-1919. 63-361 
64-783, 64-1626 ' 

WILCOX (John C. and George H. ) Flour Mill 
Plymouth, Mich. 65-402 .■■■■' 

WILCOX family. 64-1031 

WILD, Alfred. 64-917 



WILEY, Andrew Jackson, 1826-1905. 65-2007 

WILEY, Calvin Henderson, 1819-1887 
64-470, 64-672, 64-991 " 

WILEY, Farida. 64-819 

WILEY, Louis, 1869-1935. 64-1291 

WILEY, Mary Callum. 64-672 

WILEY, Merlin, 1875- 65-547 

WILGUS, Alva C. 64-1403 

WILGUS, Horace Lafayette, 1859-1935. 
65-648 

WILHELM, Crown Prince of the German 
Empire and of Prussia, 1882-1951. 

WILHELM n, German Emperor, 1859-1941 

Autographs. 65-358 

WTLKERSON, Thomas. 64-973 

WILKES, Charles, 1798-1877. 63-344 
64-1388 * 

WILKES, John, 1727-1797. 63-55 
WILKES Co., N. C. 64-512,64-535 
WELKINS, Ashley. 64-381 



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WILKINS, Sir Hubert. 65-763 

WELKINS, John Darragh, d. 1900. 63-229 

WILKINS, Nina see Scudder, Nina (Wilkins) 

WILKINSON, Florence see Evans, Florence 
(Wilkinson) 

WILKINSON, James, 1757-1825. 64-81, 
64-287, 64-343, 65-699 

WILKINSON, Marguerite Ogden (Blgelow) 
1883-1928. 64-150 

WILKINSON, Maria H. 64-948 

WILKINSON, Marie. 64-799 

WILKINSON, Mary see Memminger, Mary 
(Wilkinson) 

WILKINSON, Walter. 65-1403 

WILKINSON, Warring, 1834-1918. 65-2004 

WILKINSON, William. 64-890 

WILKINSON, William H. 65-468 

WILKINSON, Winston, collector. 64-799 

WILKINSON Co. , Miss. 

Family papers. 64-441, 64-489 
WILKINSONVILLE on the Ohio River 

Supplies (Army) 65-652 

WILL, George Francis, 1884- 65-798, 
65-1409 

WILLAMETTE Falls Canal and Lock Company. 
64-248, 65-1039 

WILLAMETTE University, Salem, Or. 
64-694 

WILLARD, Arthur Cutts, 1878- 65-1939, 
65-1941 

WILLARD, Carlos Marroquln see Marroquin 
WlUard, Carlos 

WILLARD, Frances Elizabeth, 1839-1898. 
65-836, 65-1984 

WILLARD, Joseph, 1738-1804. 65-1250 

WILLARD, Mary. 65-1984 

WTLLARD, S. G. 63-81 

WILLARD, Sidney, 1780-1856. 65^1295 

WILLARD family. 65-1984 

Genealogy. 63-247 

WILLCOX, James M. , b. 1804. 63-143 

WILLCOX, Mary AnnS. (Lamb) 63-143 

WILLCOX, Virginia see Upshaw, Virginia 
Delaware (Willcojj 

WILLCOX, Walter R. B. 64-695 

WILLCOX family. 63-143, 64-1249, 65-1354 

WILLIAM II, Emperor of Germany see 
Wilhelm II, German Emperor, 1859-1941 

WILLIAM HL King of Great Britain, 1650- 
1702 
Autographs. 64-63 



WILLIAM IV, King of Great Britain, 1765- 
1837. 64-1526 

WILLIAM Allen White Committee News Service, 
Washington, D. C. 63-323 

WILLIAM and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. 

Faculty members' papers. 63-78 

President. 64-1224 

Students. 63-125 

WILLIAM Bingham's School, N. C. 64-512 

WILLIAM Enston Home, Charleston, S. C. 
63-278 

WILLIAM Graham Sumner Club. 64-1314 
WILLIAM J. Morris (Ship) 64-1395 

WILLIAM J. Pennock Memorial Association. 
65-1057 

WILLIAM L. Clements Library, University 
of Michigan. 65-191 

WILLIAM Penn Charter School, Philadelphia, 
Pa. 65-156 

WILLIAM Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa. 

64-962 ' 

WILLIAM Rainey Harper Memorial Library, 
University of Chicago see Chicago, 111. — 
University— Library 

WILLIAMS, Aubrey Willis, 1890-1965. 65-66, 
65-80, 65-948 

WILLIAMS, Ben Ames. 65-1664 

WILLIAMS, Benjamin F. 64-673 

WILLIAMS, Benjamin S. , 1843-1931. 63-144, 
65-1857 

WILLIAMS, Bill see Williams, William Sherley, 
1787-1849 



WILLIAMS, Blanche Colton, 1879-1944. 
65-871, 65-1409 

WILLIAMS, Constants. 65-1178 

WILLIAMS, E. B. 64-365 

WILLIAMS, Edward, of Detroit, Mich. 65-649 



WILLIAMS, Herbert H. 64-830 
WILLIAMS, Horace R. 65-1350 
WILLIAMS, Howard Yolen, 1889- 64-1594 

WILLIAMS, J. E. 63-346 

WILLIAMS, J. Mott. 65-1364 

WILLIAMS, James H. 64-1176 

WILLIAMS, James W. 63-220 

WILLIAMS, James W. , Confederate soldier, 
of Georgia. 65-1856 

WILLIAMS, Jay, 1941- 65-1115 

WILLIAMS, Jeremiah D„ b. 1816. 65-651 

WILLIAMS, John, Captain. 64-314 

WILLIAMS, John, Bp., 1817-1899. 65-92 

WILLIAMS, John Henry, b. 1747. 65-1072 

WILLIAMS, John L. B. 65-1409 

WILLIAMS, JohnR., 1782-1854. 65-652 

WILLIAMS, John Sharp, 1854-1932. 65-455 

WILLIAMS, John W. , of Glasgow, Scot. 
65-748 

WILLIAMS, JohnW. M., b. 1820? 64-1131 
WILLIAMS, JoslahB. 
Estate of. 64-919 
WILLIAMS, Justin. 64-1635 
WILLIAMS, Lewis. 63-373, 64-535, 64-1547 
WILLIAMS, Louise. 64-843 
WILLIAMS, Maria D. StowelL 65-1361 

WILLIAMS, Mary see Brayman, Mary 
(Williams) 1816-1886 

WILLIAMS, Mary (West) 1715-1800. 65-1072 

WILLIAMS, Mary Wilhelmine, 1878-1944. 
64-739 



WILLIAMS, Erastus Appleman, 1850-1930. 
65-801 

WILLIAMS, Frank. 65-748 

WILLIAMS, G. T. 65-874 

WILLIAMS, George Palmer, 1802-1881. 
65-269 



WILLIAMS, George R. 
Estate of. 64-919 



64-835 



WILLIAMS, Georgia see Fleming, Georgia 
(Williams) 

WILLIAMS, Gerhard Mennen, 1911- 64-1483, 
65-349, 65-433, 65-463, 65-570, 65-650 

WILLIAMS, Harvey, 1812-1867. 64-1511 
WILLIAMS, Hattie (Plum) 1878- 65-1509 
WILLIAMS, Henry P. 65-465 
WILLIAMS, Henry Shaler, 1847-1918. 64-100, 
64-843 



WILLIAMS, Micajah Terrell, 1792-1844. 
63-205, 65-17 

WILLIAMS, Nancy Lace (Quirk) 65-650 

WILLIAMS, Nathan. 63-220 

WILLIAMS, Oscar G. 64-150 

WILLIAMS, Pierce. 65-43 

WILLIAMS, Ralph D. 65-644 

WILLIAMS, Robert, of Jamai ca, B. W. L 
65-748 

WILLIAMS, Robert, soldier in World War L 
65-748 

WILLIAMS, Roger B. 64-843 

* WILLIAMS, Samuel 
Family of. 65-339 
WILLIAMS, Samuel, 1743-1817. 65-1296 



WILLIAMS, Samuel, 1786-1859. 63-202 

WILLIAMS, Samuel May, 1795-1858. 64-745 

WILLIAMS, Samuel Wesley, 1827-1928 
collector. 63-202 ' 

WILLIAMS, Sarah Prances (Hicks) b. 1827. 

WILLIAMS, Sidney B. 64-235 
WILLIAMS, Solomon, 1700-1776. 63-35 
WILLIAMS, Stephen H. 65-1784 
WILLIAMS, T. T. 65-2004 
WILLIAMS, Tennessee, 1911- 65-1064 
WILLIAMS, Thomas, 1815-1862. 64-1136 
WILLIAMS, William, 1787-1850. 63-225 
WILLIAMS (William) and Company. 64-949 
WILLIAMS, William Augustus, Jr. 65-748 
WILLIAMS, William Augustus, b. ca. 1810. 

WILLIAMS, William Brown, 1849-1928 
65-1360 ' 

WILLIAMS, William Carlos, 1883- 64-41 
64-150 

WILLIAMS, William Sherley, 1787-1849 
64-752 



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WILLIAMS, Willis R. 64-1132 
WILLIAMS & Guion. 64-1399 
WILLIAMS Choice Tract, DeL 

Land settlement. 64-207 
WILLIAMS College, Williamstown, Mass. 

Students. 64-952 

WILLIAMS family. 63-144, 64-843, 64-949 
64-1118, 65-748 ' 

Genealogy. 65-339, 65-1072 
WILLIAMS, Haywood and Company. 64-369 
WILL1AMSBORO, N. C. 

Business papers. 64-515 
WILLIAMSBURG, Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

WILLIAMSBURG Restoration, inc 
Williamsburg, Va. 64-1243 ' 

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. 

ClvUWar 

Federal occupation. 64-462 

Eastern State Hospital. 64-364 

William and Mary College see William and 
Mary College, Williamsburg, Va. 

WILLIAMSON, Cmu-les. 64-873 

WILLIAMSON, Charles Henry. 65-1827 



WILLIAMSON, Isaac Halsted, 1769-1844 
65-1694 

WILLIAMSON, Joseph, 1633-1701. 65-1877 

WILLIAMSON, Ralph. 64-946 

WILLIAMSON, Robert M. 64-757 

WILLIAMSON, Sarah McQueen see Anderson 
Sarah McQueen (Williamson) ' 

WILLIAMSON, William, 1875- 63-96 

WILLIAMSON, William A. 65-748 

WILLIAMSON Co., Tenn. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Presbyterian. 65-881 
WILLIAMSON family. 64-1031 
WILLIAMSPORT, Ind. 

Business and personal papers. 64-294 
WILLIAMSTON, N. C. 

Personal papers. 64-364 
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. 

Williams College see Williams College 
Williamstown, Mass. ' 



WTLLIFORD, David. 64-639 

WTLLIFORD, Martha see Payne, Martha 
(WiUiford) — ■ 

^"^d Martha (St***"**) see Service, 
Martha (Stackhouse) WiUiford 

WTLLIFORD, Williams. 64-639 

WILLIS, Albert Shelby, 1843-1897. 63-350 

WILLIS, Bailey, 1857-1949. 65-2011 

WILLIS, Fred A. 65-434 

WILLIS, Henry Parker, 1874-1937. 65-1211 

WILLIS, Park Weed, 1867-1958. 64-1271 

WILLIS family. 65-1025 

WILLIS, Mich. 

Dairy Industry. 65-218 

WILLISON, Frances Nell. 63-215 

WILLISON, Gertrude. 63-215 

WILLISON, Mrs. H. C. 63-215 

WILLISON, Henry Clay, 1646-1906- 63-212 
63-215, 65-1365 

WILLISON family. 63-215 

WILLTTS family. 65-819 

WILLKIE, Wendell Lewis, 1892-1944. 
64-1622, 65-52, 65-2011 

WTLLOUGHBT, Barrett see Wllloughby 
Florance (Barrett) i 

WTLLOUGHBT, Charles, d. 1888. 63-216 



WILLOUGHBY, Florance (Barrett) 63-216 

WILLOUGHBY, Oliver L. 63-216 

WILLOUGHBY, Sarah Chenney, 1841-1913 
63-216 

WILLOUGHBY family. 63-216 

WILLOUGHBY group 

Mining claims in Alaska. 63-216 

WILLS, Anna Maria Baker (Whltaker) 64-674 

WILLS, George Whitaker, d. 1864. 64-674 

WILLS, Nathaniel Parker, 1806-1667. 64-803 

WILLS, Richard Henry, 1836-1891. 64-674 

WILLS, William Henry, 1809-1889. 64-674 

WILLS. 65-679 

see also Estates; Probate law and practice; 
and subdivision Legal documents under 
names of places 

WILLSON, James Caldwell, 1833-1912. 
65-653 

WILLSON, Millicent see Hearst, MilUcent 
(Willson) 

WILLSTAETTER, Wilhelm. 65-1928 

WILMINGTON and Manchester Railroad. 
64-1065 

WILMINGTON and Weldon Railroad. 64-1065 

WILMINGTON, Del. 65-1591 

Family papers. 64-536 

Letters from. 63-367 

Resident of. 65-1574 
WILMINGTON Light Infantry. 64-448 
WILMINGTON, N. C. 

Civil War. 64-448, 64-576, 64-627, 

Soldiers from. 65-734 

Family papers. 64-395, 64-442, 64-477 
64-513, 64-552, 64-555, 64-575, 64-679 
64-680, 64-995, 64-1029, 64-1040 
64-1133, 64-1539, 65-748 

Fraternal organizations. 64-1061 

Law practice. 64-1061, 64-1133 

Medical practice. 64-1061 

Merchants. 64-576, 64-1029, 64-1537 

Military units. 64-448, 64-576 
Naval affairs (War of 1812) 64-1012 
Paper Industry and trade. 64-1037 
Quarantine Service. 64-992 
Race riots. 63-72 
Shipping records. 64-824 
Social life. 64-998 



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WILMINGTON, N. C. (Continued) 
Steamboats. 64-566 
Travel and description. 65-724 

WILMINGTON, Ohio 

Letters received in. 65-1956 

WILMINGTON Rifle Guards. 64-576 
WILMOT Proviso. 64-289 
WILSFOHD family 
Genealogy. 65-882 

WILSON, Alexander, 1799-1867. 64-675 

WILSON, Amos G. 64-829 

WILSON, Art. 64-1163 

WILSON, Augusta Jane (Evans) 1835-1909. 
64-765 

WILSON, BirdM., 1874- 65-1160 

WILSON, BoydH. 64-794 

WILSON, Charles. 65-1827 

WILSON, Charles Erwin, 1890-1961. 65-433 

WILSON, Edith (Boiling) Gait, 1872-1961. 
63-357, 63-358, 65-940 

WILSON, Edmund, 1895- 64-1338, 65-1098 

WILSON, Edmund Beecher, 1856-1939. 
65-1940 

WILSON, Edwin BidweU, 1879- 64-1327 

WILSON, Francis, 1854-1935. 65-686 

WILSON, Francis C. 65-944 

WILSON, George, 1836-1881. 65-1350 

WILSON, George G. 64-1577 

WILSON, Henry Lane, 1857-1932. 64-778 

WILSON, Huntington see Huntington- Wilson, 
Francis Mairs, 1875-1946 

WILSON, J. Weldon. 65-236 

WILSON, Jacob. 65-1355 

WILSON, James, 1763-1855. 64-794 

WILSON, James, 1765-1821. 65-1540 
WILSON, James, 1805-1860. 63-55 
WILSON, James, 1836-1920. «64-778 
WILSON, James Grant, 1832-1914. 65-1029 
WILSON, John, 1817 or 18-1876. 64-1424 
WILSON, John Thomas, 1920- 65-1941 
WILSON, Joshua Lacy, 1774-1846. 64-81 
WILSON, Louis Round. 64-454 

WILSON, Mary Ann see Waterman, Mary Ann 
(Wilson) 

WILSON, Mary Ann (Covington) 64-676 



WILSON, Norvell Winsboro, 1834-1878. 
65-1535 

WILSON, Robert Burns. 64-1626 

WILSON, Robert Erastus, 1893-1964. 65-941 

WILSON, Roberts., d. 1883. 65-253 

WILSON, Robert Wheeler, 1853-1922. 65-1297 



WILSON, Ruth Stovall (Halrston) see Halrston, 
Ruth Stovall (Halrston) Wilson 

WILSON, SamueL ,64-794 

WILSON, Thomas A. 63-331 

WILSON, Thomas James. 65-970 

WILSON, Thomas M. 64-676 

WILSON, William H. , of Bradford, VL 
64-794 

WILSON, William Lewis, 1909- 65-1507 

WILSON, Woodrow, Pres. U. S., 1856-1924. 
63-358 

Administration of. 64-1565 

As correspondent. 63-325, 64-228, 64-257, 
64-767, 64-778, 64-798, 64-1295, 
64-1355, 64-1570, 64-1624, 65-65, 
65-462, 65-1052 

Autographs. 64-63 

Relating to. 64-124 

Relations with Congress. 63-357 
WILSON Co. , N. C. 

Education. 64-470 
WILSON Co. , Tenn. 

History (Notes, etc.) 64-1193 

WILSON family. 64-675, 64-794 , 64-1030 

WILSON Foundation. 64-183 

WIMAN, Dwight Deere, 1895-1951. 64-1633 

WIMBERLET, Mary Catherine see Klllebrew, 
Mary Catherine (Wlmberley) 

WMBERLEY family 

Genealogy. 64-1188 

WTMER, Edward J. 65-1350 

WIMMER, Bonifaz, archabbot, 1809-1887. 
65-2003 

WIMMER, Sebastian see Wimmer, Bonifaz, 
archabbot, 1809-1887 

WINANS, Edwin B.; 1826-1894. 65-565, 
65-644 

WINANS, William Parkhurst, 1836-1915. 
64-1258 

WINANT, John Gilbert, 1889-1947. 65-43, 
65-57, 65-64, 65-81 

WINCHELL, Alexander, 1824-1891. 64-1413, 
64-1511, 65-519, 65-654 , 65-1395 



WINCHELL, George Pray, 1873-1954. 

65-1395 
WINCHESTER, James, 1752-1826. 64-1194 

WINCHESTER, Miss. 64-1099 

WINCHESTER, Va. 

Civil war. 64-1226 

Letters from. 64-1546 

WIND tunnels see Aerodynamics 

WINDHAM, Conn. 

Family and personal papers. 65-2019 

Revolutionary War period. 64-195 

WTNDOM, William, 1827-1891. 63-243, 
65-1043 

WINDS 

Utah. 65-1778 

WINDSOR, N. Y. 

Law practice. 64-979 

WINDSOR, N. C. 

Medical practice. 64-979 
Personal papers. 64-364, 64-603 

WINDT, Valentine, 1901-1955. 65-202, 
65-1396 

WINE industry and trade 
see also Brandy 
England. 64-259 
France. 63-6, 64-504 
New York City. 65-1175 
Spain. 64-259 
WINE of Cardui. 64-966 

WINESBURG, Ohio (Theatrical production) 
64-1611 

WINFIELD, Kan. 
Church schools 

Lutheran. 63-20 
WING, Austin Eli, 1792-1849. 65-655 
WING, Eliza Anderson. 65-656 
WING, Henry Hiram, 1859-1936. 64-950 
WING, Lucius M. , b. 1840. 65-288 
WING, May. 65-656 
WING, Warner, 1805-1876. 65-656 
WING family. 65-655, 65-656 



WINKLER, Edwin Theodore, 1823-1883. 
64-1165 

WINN, J. M. 64-796 

WINN, Jesse. 65-1006 



635 



WINN, John, d. 1844. 63-145 
WINN, Philip James. 63-145 
WINN, William H. 63-145 
•VINN, William R. 65-1006 
WINN family. 63-145 , 65-1006 
WINNAESS, Erling. 63-240 
WINNEBAGO Co. , 111. 

Agricultural societies. 64-251 
WINNEBAGO Indians 

Annuity payments. 63-247 
History (Notes, etc.) 65-1499 
Myths and language studies. 63-11 
WINNSBORO, S. C. 
Civil War 

Soldiers from. 65-1532 
WINONA, Minn. 

Fair and State Exposition, 1890. 63-243 
Letters from. 63-241 
Manuscript collectors. 63-243 
Opera House. 63-243 
WTNSHIP, George B. 65-757 
WINSLOW, Erving. 64-771 
WINSOR, Daniel L. 64-1215 
WINSOR, Justin, 1831-1897. 65-1298 
WINSTON, C. KL 64-1199 
WINSTON, George T. 64-1120 

WINSTON, Patrick Henry, 1820-1886 
*64-1037 

WINSTON, Thomas, 1829-1928. 64-181 
WINSTON Academy. 64-539 
WINSTON Co., Miss. 

Real estate. 64-533 
WINSTON-Salem, N. C. 
Letters from. 64-380 
Salem Academy and College. 64-512 
WINTER, J. F. Frederick 63-30 
WINTER, John Garrett, 1881-1956. 65-1397 

WINTER, William, 1836-1917. 63-401 
63-407 ' 

WINTER and Latimer, San Francisco, Calif. 
WINTER family 

.'.Genealogy. 65-968 
WINTER Park, Fla. 
Rollins' College 

President. 65.-843 



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WINTERMUTE, J. S. 65-1053 

WINTERS, Yvor, 1900- 64-150 

WINTERS, Mrs. Yvor see Lewis, Janet, 
1899- ' h 

WINTESTEN, W. W. 64-56 

WTNTHROP, Rtz-John, 1638-1707. 65-189 

WTNTHROP, Mrs. Greenville Temple 
65-189 

WINTHROP, James, 1752-1821. 65-1224 
* WTNTHROP, John. 65-189 
WINTHROP, John, 1588-1649. 65-189 
WINTHROP, John, 1606-1676. 65-189 

WINTHROP, John, 1714-1779. 65-189 
65-1299 

WTNTHROP, Robert Charles, 1809-1894 
63-374, 65-189 

WTNTHROP, Robert Charles, 1834-1905 
65-189 

WTNTHROP, Thomas LindalL 65-189 
WTNTHROP, Wait Still. 65-189 
WTNTHROP, William. 63-334 
WINTHROP family. 65-189 
WIRE, G. E. 65-1540 

WIRT, Elizabeth see Baker, Elizabeth (Wirt) 
WIRT, Elizabeth Washington (Gamble) 64-677 
WIRT, William, 1772-1834. 64-677 

As correspondent. 64-186, 64-556 

Autographs. 64-63 
WIRT family. 64-677 

WTRTH, Conrad Louis. 65-959 
WISCONSIN 

Agriculture. 65-1065 

Authors. 64-1626 

Banks and banking. 64-1637 

Bureau of Natural Resources. 64-1621 

Cattle raising and trade. 64-1637 

Cavalry 

2dRegt., 1862-1865 
Company L. 65-1868 
Cheese industry and trade. 65-1065 
Church schools 
Lutheran. 63-20 

Churches and religious affairs 
Baptist. 65-1058 

Civil War see names of military units e e 
Wisconsin-Infantry 



Colleges and universities see Wisconsin- 
University (Madison) 

Cooperative marketing. 65-1065 

County attorneys. 64-1638 

Dairying. 65-1065 

Dept. of Conservation. 63-248 

Family papers. 64-665, 65-1043 

Flour and feed trade. 64-1637 

Fur trade. 65-1403 

Grain trade. 64-1637 

Historical societies. 65-1684 

Horses. 64-1623 

Infamry 

22dRegt, 1862-1865. 65-1868 
31st Regt, 1862-1865. 64-246 
Land 

Companies. 65-657 
Investments. 64-836 
Transactions. 64-245 
Law practice. 64-1594, 64-1638 
Legislature 

Election campaigns. 64-1621 

Lumber Industry and trade. 64-1617 
64-1621, 64-1623, 64-1637, 65-657 

National Guard. 64-1638 

Peddlers and peddling. 65-187 

Politics. 63-135, 64-1599, 64-1621 
64-1624, 64-1638 ' 

Election campaigns. 64-1621 
1920. 64-1624 
1940-1944. 65-913 
Orga n izations and parties 
Progressive. 65-913 
Papers of persons active in 
19th century. 65-902 
20th century. 65-913 
Public utilities. 64-1637 
Public welfare. 64-1285 
Railroads. 63-256 
Rivers. 63-248 

State Dept of Agriculture. 65-1065 
State Historical Society. 65-1684 
State Teachers College, River Falls 
International Relations Club. 64-1635 



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WISCONSIN (Continued) -. 

Tax Commission. 65-1069 
Taxation. 65-1069 
Textile industry and trade. 64-1637 

Theater. 63-230 
Treasury Dept. 64-1621 
University (Madison) 

Faculty members' papers. 64-1634 

Observatories. 65-627 

Wildlife, Conservation of. 63-248 

WISCONSIN Conference of Social Work. 65-80 

WISCONSIN Cooperative Milk PooL 65-1065 

WISCONSIN Land and Lumber Company. 
65-657 

WISCONSIN Synod see Evangelical Lutheran 
Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States 

WISE, Henry Alexander, 1806-1876. 63-96, 
64-536, 64-1168 

WISE, Isaac Mayer, 1819-1900. 65-1744 

WISE, John Sergeant, 1846-1913. 

WISE, Richard Alsop. 65-972 

WISE, Stephen Samuel, 1874-1949. 64-1290, 
65-47, 65-56 

WISE, Thomas James, 1859-1937. 63-52 

WISE, W. C. 65-896 

WISE family. 65-1744 

WISNER, Angelina. 65-658 

WISNER, George W. 65-658 

WISNER, Moses, 1815-1663. 64-1500, 
65-654, 65-658 

WISNER, W. C. 64-843 

WISNER, Neb. 

Banks and banking. 65-1450 

WBSLER, Clark, 1870-1947. 64-1522 

WBTAR, Caleb Cresson, 1846-1916. 
65-1548 

WBTAR, Frederick Vaux, b. 1878. 65-1548 

WBTAR family. 65-1548 

WBTER, Elizabeth Vaux, 1883- 65-1548 

WISTER, Owen, 1860-1938. 63-372, 64-491, 
64-764 

WITCHCRAFT 

Peru. 63-74 
WITHERS family 

Genealogy. 65-969 

WITHERSPCON, Susan see McDowall, Susan 
(Wither spoon) 



WITHERSPCON, Susan D. 64-560 
WITHERSEOON, Tarlffa (Cocke) 64-462 
WITHERSPOON family 
Genealogy. 64-390 
WITHEY, Solomon L. , 1820-1886. 64-1511 

WITHINGTON, William Herbert, 1835-1903. 
65-659 

WITHINGTON & Cooley Manufacturing Company. 
65-659 

W1THHOW, Adoniram Judson, 1825-1867. 
64-1545 

WITHROW, Libertatia America (Arnold) 
64-1545 

WITTE, Edwin EmiL 1887-1960. 64-1634 



WIVERSTON, Eng. 
Land 

Legal documents. 64-34 

WIXFORD, John B. , 1861-1935. "64-1526 
WODEHOUSE, P. G. 65-1838 
WOFFORD'S Brigade. 64-403 
WOLCOT, John, 1738-1819. 63-146 

WOLCOTT, Jesse Paine, 1893- 65-463 

WOLCOTT, Oliver, 1726-1797. 64-202 

WOLCOTT, Oliver, 1760-1833. 63-94, 64-202 



WOLCOTT, Roger, 1679-1767. 64-190, 
64-203 , 65-870 

WOLCOTT family. 64-203 

WOLFE, Carolyn S. Williams. 65-33 

WOLFE, Mrs. James H. see Wolfe, Carolyn 
S. Williams 



WOLFE, Thomas, 1900-1938 

Look homeward, angel (Adaptation of) 
64-1605 

WOLFLEY, Lewis. 64-11 

WOLFSOHN, JoelD. , 1900-1961. 65-150 

WOLFSON, Victor, 1909- 65-1116 

WOLMAN, Leo. 65-48 

WOLSELEY, Garnet Joseph, viscount, 1833- 
1913. 63-147 

WOLSEY, Louis, 1877-1953. 65-1745 

WOLVERINE Co-operative Wholesale, Lansing 
Mich. 65-1398 

WOMAN Suffrage Association, District of 
Columbia. 65-934 

WOMAN Suffrage Association, Nebraska. 

65-1472 
WOMAN'S American Protective Association. 

65-1375 



WOMAN'S Centennial Congress, New York City, 
1940. 63-23Z 

WOMAN'S Central Association of Relief, New 
York City. 64-952 

WOMAN'S Christian Temperance Union. 
63-193, 64-1263, 65-1984 

Michigan. 65-1375 

Nebraska. 65-1472 

WOMAN'S Club, Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-1399 

WOMAN'S Columbian Exposition Association of 
Cincinnati. 63-203 

WOMAN'S journaL 65-836 

WOMAN'S Missionary Society, Richford, N. Y. 
64-915 

WOMAN'S National Council of the United States 
see National Council of Women of the 
United States 

WOMAN'S National Relief Corps see Woman's 
Relief Corps 

WOMAN'S Party see National Woman's Party 
WOMAN'S Peace Party. 63-232 

WOMAN'S Relief Corps. 64-146, 65-768, 
65-793 

36th , 40th, and 41st annual conventions. 
65-1465 

Dept. of Michigan 

Estabrook Woman's Relief Corps, Ann 
Arbor. 65-1333 

WOMEN 

Anecdotes, facetiae, satire, etc. 64-60 

Church work. 64-847 

see also Women's organizations; and 
« names of specific organizations, de- 
nominations; and churches 

Civil War. 65-737 

Education. 64-309, 64-719, 64-1241, 
65-457 

Employment. 64-715 

Legal status. 63-24, 65-592 

see also Women's rights 

Occupations 

Business and industry. 65-615 

Lawyers. 64-720, 65-1437 

Physicians. 65-440, 65-534, 65-836 

Teachers. 65-1459 

Politics. 65-33, 65-34, 65-842 

Michigan. 65-290 

Position. 64-751 

Sociallife. 65-841 

War work see Civil War-Women's war 
work 



637 



WOMEN (Continued) 

By place 
Maryland. 64-1060 
New Jersey. 65-1578 

W °^n. Des " ndant " <* Ancient and Honorable 
Artillery Company. 64-320 aOT »°ie 

W °^^ V7erB ' National Association of. 
O0-1437 

WOMEN'S Christian Temperance Union see 
Woman's Christian Temperance Union" 

WOMEN'S clothing see Clothing; Fashions 

WO }F*' S Community Council, Bismarck, 
•"• u. 65-751 

W °F^^ Inte ™ atl <»^ league for Peace and 
Freedom. 63-232, 65-1035 

Section for the United States. 64-739 

WOMEN'S International Organisations 

Fe ^.02 Diearmainent Committee. 

WOMEN'S Northwest Conference on Current 
Problems. 63-232 ' 

WOMEN'S organizations. 63-232 63-273 

seea^o Clubs; types of organizations e e 
Fraternities and sororiti.es; Missionary 
societies; subjects with which the organi- 
zation is concerned, e. g. Charitable 
work; Women's suffrage; names of organi- 

ZatlOQfi hetrinntiwr «rt+i» «.- :_j_ —. ° _ 



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WOMEN'S societies and clubs see Clubs- 
Women's organizations ' 

W( 5?5 63 - 361 > e 3 ' 369 - 83-3", 

64-292, 64-887, 64-1562, 65-22, 65-591 

«"»!*' 85 - 793 ' 65 - 835 ' ^-SSS, 65-84l' 
65-842, 65-1160, 65-1452, 65-1842 
65-1958 ' 

Michigan. 65-290, 65-455, 65-1375 
Minnesota. 64-1523 
Nebraska. 65-1452 
Nevada. 65-1174. 65-1183 
New Tort 64-346 
Washington, D. C. 65-934 
WOOD, A. N. 64-861 

WOOD, Charles Ersklne Scott, 1852-1944 
64-699, 65-1160 

WOOD, De Volson, 1832-1897 

As correspondent 65-618, 65-654 
65-1395 

Memorial to. 65-215 

WOOD, Elizabeth Lindsay (Lomax) 65-968 

WOOD, Sir Evelyn, 1838-1919. 63-148 

WOOD, Fernando, 1812-1881. 63-254 
65-2020 • 



WOOD, Harlan. 65-30 
— »^ Tomen-s sunrage; names of organi- 1 

zafaons beginning with the words Woman's WOOD, J. J. 64-951 
or Women's; American Association of I ,22_»2i 

University Women; Daughters of the 
American Revolution; League of Women 
Voters; and United Daughters of the 
Confederacy 



Georgia. 65-190 
Illinois. 65-840 

Michigan. 64-1404, 64-1409 64-1410 
64-1494, 65-199, 65-203, 65-232 ' 
65^420, 65-438, 65-490, 65-525, '65-815 
65-668, 65-669, 65-1328 , 65-1333, 

H4I 3 !' 2LEM- *5zi2Zl, 65-1380 
65-1393 , 6TT3S9 ~ * 

Minnesota. 64-1521 
Missouri. 64-320 

Nebraska. 65-1408, 65-1415, 65-1416 
65-1449, 65-1472, gsTISS? - J ^ 1 ' 

New Jersey. 65-1615 

New York. 64-818 

North Carolina. 64-472 

North Dakota. 65-751, 65-781 , 65-793 

Pennsylvania. 65-1752 

South Carolina. 63-311 

Washington, D. C. 65-934 

W0 6S S ,1f^2 M - 224 ' M - 292 ' «««. 
seealso Civil rights; Women-Legal status 



WOOD, James Craven, 1858-1948. 65-1365 
WOOD, John, 1775-1822. 63-2 
WOOD, John Taylor, 1830-1904. 64-678 
WOOD, Leonard, 1860-1927. 64-769 64-778 

6 6 5 4 ~89 4 6%^^' 65 - 321 ' 65 " 662 "«£S ' 
65-896, 65-1304, 65-1922 

W ^ Lln ?f ay <L ? max ^ SB1 Wood, Elizabeth 
Lindsay (Lomax) ~"~ujein 

WOOD, Lola (Mackubin) 64-678 

WOOD, Lucy see Butler, Lucy (Wood) b. 1841 

WOOD, Margaret. 65-1160 

WC S°; K M r y WUhelmlne »W«D "38-1914. 
04-1546 

WOOD, Norman Asa, 1857-1943. 65-660 

WOOD, Robert Crooke, 1832-1900. 64-1546 

WOOD, Samuel O. 63-149 

WOOD, Sylvan Rupert. 63-37 

WOOD, Trlst, d. 1952. 64-1546 

WOOD, Virginia Hargrave see Riggs 
Virginia Hargrave (Wood) — 

WOOD see Forest products industry; Forests 
and forestry 



WOOD family. 64-678, 65-660 
Genealogy. 65-882 



WOODARD, J. H. 63-350 

WOODBERRY, George Edward, 1855-1930. 
63-141 

WOODBRIDGE, Frederick James Eugene b 
1867. 65-1202 ' ' 

WOODBRXDGE, Joseph. 65-1214 

WOODBRIDCE, William, 1780-186L 65-541 

WOODBRIDGE Township, N. J. 

Family and personal papers. 65-1566 

WOODBURNE, Lloyd Stuart, 1906- 65-486 

WOODBURY, Charles Levi, 1820-1898 
64-1585 

WOODBURY, Joseph F., 1811-1884. 65-3 R70 

WOODBURY, Josephine F. see Swanton, 
Josephine F. (Woodbury) 

WOODBURY, Levi, 1189-1851. 63-94 63-363 
63-363, 64-510, 64-1585 ' ' 

WOODBURY, Virginia L. see Fox, Virginia 
L (Woodbury) "^ 

WOODBURY family. 65-1870 
Genealogy. 63-335, 64-1585 

WOODCRAFT, Neighbors of see Neighbors of 
woodcraft ~ - " — 

WOODCUTS. 65-1851 

Collectors and collecting. 64-491, 65-1851 

WOODDf, William Hartman, 1868-1934. 
64-1474, 65-47 

WOODLANDS, Ga. 

Family and personal papers. 65-716 
WOODLOTS 

see also Forests and forestry 
Michigan. 64-1496 
WOODMAN, Jonathan J., b. 1825. 64-1511 
WOODROW, James. 64-540 
WOODROW Wilson Foundation. 64-183 
WOODRUFF. Charles, 1843-1863. 65-661 
WOODRUFF, Clarissa Hurd. 65-661 
WOODRUFF, Clinton Rogers, b. 1868. 65-860 
WOODRUFF, David OliphanL 65-661 
WOODRUFF, Edgar. 65-661 
WOODRUFF, John. 65-288, 65-661 
WOODRUFF, Mary Ann. 65-661 
WOODRUFF, Mrs. Percy. 64-952 



WOODRUFF, Roy Orchard, 1876-1952. 
65-606 

WOODRUFF, Timothy. 64-1170 
W< 65-f 3 M F ' Wimam SCh ^ l8r ' "M- 1 *** 



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WOODRUFF family. 65-661 

WOODS, AH. 65-1664 

WOODS, John, 1794-1855. 63-184, 63-204 

WOODS, Millard T. 65-1507 

WOODS family 

Genealogy. 65-962 

WOODS Run Settlement House, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
65-1753 

WOODSIDE, Calif. 

Ranches. 65-2009 

WOODSON, C. G. 64-1175 

WOODSON, R. G. 64-278 

WOODSON, S. 65-965 

WOODSTOCK, Vt. 

Letters received in. 64-1586 

WOODVILLE, James Lewis. 64-800 

WOODVTLLE, James Lewis, 1820-1904. 
64-800 

WOODVILLE, Mary (Breckinridge) 64-800 

WOODVILLE, Miss. 

Family papers. 64-527 

WOODWARD, A. H. 65-1176 

WOODWARD, Aubertine Bee Moore, Aubertlne 
(Woodward) -1841-1929 

WOODWARD, Comer Vann, 1908- 65-384 

WOODWARD, Edmund Lee. 65-976 

WOODWARD, Mary Ann (Llllie) 1794-1881. 
65-2019 

WOODWARD, Robert Simpson, 1849-1924. 
64-767 

WOODWARD, Thomas J. 64-609 

WOODWARD family 

Genealogy. 65-976 
WOODWARD Society of Virginia. 65-976 

WOODWORKING. 63-249 
WOODWORTH, James R. 63-223 

WOODWORTH, Jay Backus, 1865-1925. 
65-1300 

WOODY, Frank H. 63-150 
WOODY, Newton D. 63-150 
WOODY, Robert. 63-150 
WOODY family. 63-150 

WOOL, JohnEUis, 1784-1869. 63-220, 
63-245, 63-353, 64-1329 

WOOL cloth 

Specifications. 65-184 



WOOL industry and trade 

see also Textile industry and trade 

Indians. 65-944 
Prices. 64-914 

By place 
Arizona. 65-1757 
Massachusetts. 65-184 
Michigan. 65-402, 65-578 

New Mexico. 65-1757 
Pennsylvania. 65-826 
Tennessee. 64-657 

WOOLCOTT, Alexander, 1887-1943. 64-1478, 
65-1664 

WOOLF, Harry. 64-933 
WOOLF, Virginia. 64J367 

WOOLFOLK, Ellen (Douglas) see Waldrop, 
Ellen (Douglas) WooMolk 

WOOLLEY, E. Y. 64-1160 

WOOLSEY, Lester Hood, 1877-1961. 64-1577 

WOOLSEY, Theodore Dwight, 1801-1889. 
65-1076 

WOOLWORTH Building, New York City 

Architecture. 63-349 

WOOSTER, AnnEmple. 64-679 

WOOSTER, Charles, 1843-1922. 65-1510 

WOOSTER, Mrs. Joseph D. 65-1587 

WOOSTER, Lucy (Wright) 64-679 

WOOSTER, William A. 64-679 

WOOSTER family. 64-679 

WOOTEN. Sarah Elizabeth see Whitfield, 
Sarah Elizabeth (Wooten) 



WOOTEN family. 64-668 

WORCESTER, Dean Conant, 1866-1924. 
65-510, 65-662 

WORCESTER County Free Institute of Industrial 
Science see Worcester Polytechnic Insti- 
tute, Worcester, Mass. 

WORCESTER Co. , Mass. 

Local papers and records. 65-1320 

WORCESTER, Mass. 

American Antiquarian Society Bee Ameri- 
can Antiquarian Society, Worcester, 

Mass. 

Churches and religious affairs 
Methodist. 65-696 

Clark University 

Faculty members' papers. -65-369 

Shays' Rebellion, 1786-1787. 65-185 



WORCESTER Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, 
Mass. 65-1719 

WORDEN, John Lorimer, 1818-1897. 64-1387 

WORDEN Post, No. 12, Grand Army of the 
Republic, Pembina, N.D. 65-768 

WORDSWORTH, Christopher, 1774-1846. 
64-957 

WORDSWORTH, Christopher, Bp. of Lincoln, 
1807-1885. 64-957 

WORDSWORTH, Dora see Qnilllnan, Dorothy 
(Wordsworth) 1804-1847 

WORDSWORTH, William, 1770-1850. 64-957 

WORK, Hubert J. 65-944 

WORK boats see Ferries; Fiehwheels 

WORK Projects Administration, U. S. see 
D. s. —Work Projects Administration 

WORK relief. 65-948 

New York. 64-1171 

WORKERS Defense League. 65-1042 

WORKERS' education 
Illinois. 64-66 

WORKERS Party of the U. S. 64-1607 

WORKING conditions. 64-715 

Lumber industry. 64-1271 

Illinois. 64-105 

Michigan. 64-1511 

Middle West. 64-1511 

WORK2NGMA1TS Democratic Republican 
Association. 65-1511 

WORKMEN'S Circle 

Michigan District Committee. 65-1400 
WORKMEN'S compensation. 64-715 

see also Employers' liability 

Minnesota. 63-236 

Nebraska. 65-1435 

WORKS, John Downey, 1847-1928. 65-860, 
65-2011 

WORKS Progress Administration, U. S. see 
U. Sr-Work Projects Administration 

WORLD Association of World Federalists. 
64-42 

WORLD Citizens Association. 64-23, 64-182, 
64-183 

WORLD Court see The Hague, Netherlands- 
Permanent Court of International Justice 

WORLD Economic Conference, London, Eng. , 
1933. 64-567, 64-1577, 65-66 

WORLD Federal Union. 64-1303 

WORLD Federalists, United. 65-1763 



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WORLD government. 64-42, 64-182, 64-809 
65-68, 65-855 

Constitutions. 64-72 

WORLD history. 64-1169 

WORLD League of Truth Seekers. 64-1164 

WORLD Movement for World Federal Govern- 
ment see World Association of World 
Federalists 

WORLD, New York (Newspaper) 63-377 

WORLD Peace Foundation, Boston, Mass. 
63-232, 64-1303 

WORLD peace movement see Peace 

WORLD politics. 63-349 

WORLD Power Conference. 3d, Washington 
D. C, 1936. 64-1269,65-29 ' 

WORLD Union O. S. E. 64-1318 

WORLD War I, 1914-1918 

For participation by States and countries 
see subdivision World War I under each. 

64-1496, 64-1557, 65-28, 65-837, 65-887 
65-1363 

Aerial operations. 64-1431, 65-171 

Alien property. 65-579 

Allied war debts. 65-343, 65-1078 

Armistice. 65-266 

Army see U. S. — Army-^American Ex- 
peditionary Force, 1917-1920; and names 
of units under U. S. — Army 

Aviation industry. 65-552 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
64-569, 64-1183, 64-1524, 65-949 

see also names of battles and rampajgns 
e. g. Ourcq, Battle of, 1918 

Casualties 

Lutherans. 63-31 

University of Michigan alumni. 65-515 

Causes and pre-war conditions. 63-372 
64-1462, 65-672, 65-1739, 65-1923 

Census 

Idaho. 65-1812 
Chaplains 

Presbyterian. 63-182 
Civilian affairs. 65-1310 

Americans in France. 64-1149 

In France. 64-1524 

In Germany. 64-1524 
Civilian war effort. 65-711 

Boy Scouts. 64-1525 

Entertaining aad helping servicemen. 
65-829 

Red Cross. 64-716 

Women's work 

Michigan. 65-616 



Colleges and universities. 65-515 

Compulsory military service. 64-74 

Defense. 64-368, 64-1474, 65-552, 65-711 

Economic problems. 65-1742 

Finance. 64-1501, 65-711, 65-1078 

Foreign policy and relations (U. S. ) 
63-357, 64-257 

With Germany. 65-1739 
Germans in the U. S. 65-594, 65-1739 
Government regulatory agencies. 65-1387 
History (Notes, etc.) 64-130, 65-166 
Industrial production. 65-79 

Airplanes. 65-552 

Journalism see World War I— News report- 
ing 

Letters. 63-234, 64-298, 64-312, 64-1116, 
65-263, 65-311, 65-876 

see also specific headings under World 
War L For other general references 
see subdivision Personal papers 

Maps. 65-949 

Medical affairs. 65-308, 65-1092 

Ambulance service. 64-825. 64-1519. 
65-243 

Military life 

This heading is used for descriptions 
of camp and field conditions and activities 
64-658, 64-1183, 64-1524, 64-1638 

England. 64-1116 
Military papers. 65-1686 
Military posts. 64-1022 
Military preparedness. 65-552 

Military service 

This heading is used for references to 
general participation in the war in 
specific locations. For military actions 
see World War I — Campaigns, battles 
military actions. N ' 



In Europe. 64-1426 

In France. 63-182, 63-273, 64-588, 
64-658, 64-842, 64-1207, 64-1524, 
64-1549, 65-171, 65-243, 65-308, 
65-394 

In Italy. 64-1519 

In Russia. 65-609 

In the Mediterranean area. 64-817 

Military strength. 65-635, 65-829 

Military training. 64-569, 65-943 

see also World War I— Training camps 
Naval service. 63-87, 63-325, 64-817 

News reporting. 65-704, 65-705, 65-706 
640 



Officers' military and personal papers. 

63-49, 64-1514, 65-144, 65-947, 65-1090 

Ordnance. 65-28 

Peace. 63-357, 64-1577, 65-1925 

see also Paris, France— Peace Confer- 
ence, 1919 

Personal papers. 63-87, 64-318, 64-1172, 
64-1466, 65-31, 65-474, 65-507, 65-588, 
65-748 

Pictures. 64-1207 

Poetry. 64-22 

Postwar period. 63-273, 64-1172, 65-1390 

see also Germany— Allied occupation, 
1918-1930 

U. S. Senate. 63-357 

Powder mills. 65-887 

Propaganda. 65-155 

Public opinion. 65-594, 65-635, 65-672, 
65-829 

Religious leaders. 64-133, 64-1160 

Regiments see names of units under XJ. S. — 
Army 

Registers, lists, etc. 

Lutheran. 63-31 

Nebraska veterans. 65-1503 
Relief to war'victims. 65-152 

Belgium. 63-371, 65-551 

Italy. 64-1519 
Soldiers from 

Massachusetts. 64-15 

Michigan. 65-243, 65-515 

Minnesota. 64-1519, 64-1524 

Nebraska. 65-1425, 65-1503 

New Jersey. 64-588, 65-1686 

North Carolina. 64-569,64-658,65-744 

South Carolina. 63-151 

Tennessee. 64-1183 
Trade (U. S.) 

Norway. 64-690 
Training camps 

seealso World War I— Military training 

New York. 65-552 
Treaties. 63-357 

WORLD Warn, 1939-1945 

For participation by States and countries 
see subdivision World War II under each. 
65-236 

Air power. 64-1557 
Appropriations. 64-257 
Armor. 65-928 



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WORLD War n (Continued) 

Army see names of military units under 
United States, e. g., U. S.— Army; 
U. S. —War Dept. 

Art preservation. 65-1077 
Aviation industry. 65-127 
Broadcasting, Short wave. 65-1066 

Campaigns, battles, military actions. 
65-919, 65-1066 

see also names of battles, campaigns, 
and places in which military action 
occurred, e. g. , Normandy, France — 
Invasion, 1944 

Casualties 

Lutherans. 63-31 

Causes and prewar conditions. 65-672, 
65-1149 

Lectures. 64-113, 64-1599 
Chaplains 

Lutheran. 63-31 
Civil defense. 65-43, 65-50, 65-1682 

Civilian life 

Americans in France. 64-1149 
In England. 65-15, 65-175, 65-279 
In Switzerland. 65-15 

Civilian war effort 

Entertaining and helping servicemen. 
64-717, 65-829 

see also United Service Organisations 
for National Defense 

Michigan. 65-610, 65-1376 

North Dakota. 65-788 

College, university, and school students, 
alumni, and faculty. 64-1401, 64-1426, 
64-1635, 65-635, 65-1351 

Conferences 

Yalta. 65-38, 65-64 
Conscientious objectors. 65-30 
Conservation of cultural resources 

Michigan. 65-610 
Construction^projects, Army. 65-1936 

Destruction and pillage 

Philippine Islands. 65-148 

Displaced persons. 64-962, 64-1318, 
65-36 

see also World War n-Relief to war 
victims 

Electric industries. 65-496 

Finance. 65-671, 65-788, 65-1508 

Food production. 65-1307 

Foreign correspondents see World War D> 

News reporting' 
Government work. 64-1403 

Navy Dept. 65-1066 



Ground Observer Corps. 63-93 
History (Notes, etc.) 65-1060 

Japanese. 64-1277 
Housing 

Washington, D. C. 65-45 

Industrial production. 65-27, 65-48, 65-51, 
65-113, 65-114, 65-127 , 65-137, 65-496, 
65-1066, 65-1936 

see also World War n— Civilian war 
effort 

International relations. 65-1390 
In Latin America. 65-78 

Japanese evacuation see World War n— 
Nisei relocation 

Journalism see World War II— News 
reporting 

Lend-lease operations. 65-30, 65-43 

Letters. 64-946, 64-1466, 64-1481, 
65-308, 65-545, 65-586, 65-883 

see also specific headings under World 
War TL For other general references 
see subdivision Personal papers 

Manpower. 65-48 

Medical affairs. 65-1092 

Military occupation of see 

Germany— Allied occupation, 1945-1955; 
Japan— Allied occupation, 1945-1952 

Military papers 

Michigan. 65-624 

Military preparedness. 65-30, 65-43, 
65-50, 6 5-69 

Military service. 65-308, 65-1363, 
65-1376 

In Assam, India. 64-822 

In Europe. 64-822 

In the Pacific 65-1376 
Military training. 64-822, 64-1325, 65-1090 

Orientation of troops. 64-113 
Naval affairs. 65-330 

In the Pacific. 65-919,65-1066 

Negroes. 65-608 

Neutrality. 65-1507 

News reporting. 64-1636, 65-433, 65-704, 
65-705, 65-706, 65-911, 65-1066, 65-1104 

see also Foreign correspondents; 
Journalism 

Nisei relocation. 64-1442 

Officers' military and personal papers. 
65-62, 65-97, 65-109, 65-133, 65-540, 
65-900, 65-1090 

Peace. 64-23 



Personal papers. 63-87, 64-1638 
Pictures. 65-1105 
Postwar period. 65-78 
Economy. 65-1422 
Food supplies. 65-1307 
Germany. 65-46 
Price regulation. 65-1389 
Prisoners and prisons. 65-104 
Propaganda. 64-88 , 65-566, 65-1066 
Public opinion. 65-672 
In Michigan. 65-635 
In Washington, D. C. 65-566 
Refugees. 64-962, 64-1318, 65-36, 65-152 

Regiments see names of units under 
U. S. —Army 

Registers, lists, etc. 

Lutheran. 63-31 
Relief to war victims. 64-1318 

Austria. 64-71 

Germany. 64-71 

Great Britain. 65-1458 

India. 65-152 

Netherlands. 63-244 

Russia. 64-1303 

Reparations. 65-48 

Research projects. 65-612 

Sale of U. S. destroyers to Great Britain. 
65-53 

Scrapbooks. 65-1840 

Senate Investigating Committee. 65-46 

Ships. 64-1573 

Soldiers from 

Massachusetts. 64-15 

Michigan. 64-1460, 65-329, 65-536, 
65-1376 

New York. 64-822 

WORLD War Registrars, National Society of. 
64-320 

WORLD Youth Congress. 63-232 

WORLD'S Chinese Students' Federation. 
65-1797 

WORLD'S Columbian Dental Congress, Chicago, 
HL., 1893. 64-683 

WORLD'S Columbian Exposition, Chicago, DL , 
1893 see Chicago, I1L -World's Columbian 
Exposition, 1893 

WORLD'S Parliament of Religions, Chicago, 
IU., 1893. 64-1326 



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WORSHAM family 

Genealogy. 65-877 

WORTH, David Gaston, 1831-1897. 64-680 

WORTH, Elvira Evelina see Moffitt, Elvira 
Evelina (Worth) Jacks6n"Walker 

WORTH, G. A. 64-1575 

W( 64^S80 JOnattaO ' 1802 ~ 1869 - M-6«. 64-401, 



WORTH, MarUtla (Daniel) 64-680 
WORTH, WUllam Jenkins. 64-1569 
WORTH family. 64-680 
WORTHAM, Eng. 
Land. 64-34 

W °^^' Am ° S Henry ' 181 3-1888. 64-100, 
00-1921 ' 

WORTHINGTON, Edward. 64-314 

WORTHINGTON, Jane Tayloe (Loma^ 65-968 

WORTHINGTON, Sarah see Peter, Sarah 
(Worthington) Eng, 1800-1877 

W T t ' I ^ fGTON > Th °mas, 1773-1827. 63-180 
65—977 ' 

WORTHINGTON family. 63-180 

WOUNDED Knee, Battle of, 1890. 65-1411 
65-1499 * 

WRAGG, William, d., 1803 

Estate of. 65-849 
WRAGGBOROUGH Canal. 65-849 
WRANGELL, Alaska 

General store. 65-1037 

WRECKS see Accidents; Railroads-Accidents- 
Shipwrecks ' 

WRENSHALL, JohnC, 1833 (ca.)-1926. 
65-951 

WRENTMORE, Clarence George, 1867-1919 
65-1372 

WRIGHT, Allen G. 

Teacher and farmer. 65-663 

WRIGHT, BurdetteS. 64-1557 

^P^T' Carro11 Davidson, 1840-1909 
63-384 



WRIGHT, Crafts J. 
WRIGHT, Daniel E. 
WRIGHT, Edwin B. 



63-335 

65-1827 

65-663 



WRIGHT, Frank Lloyd, 1869-1959. 64-150 

WRIGHT, George, 1803-1865. 63-353 

WRIGHT, George Washington, 1816-1885 
64-784 

WRIGHT, Mrs. George Washington. 64-784 

WRIGHT, Grove. 65-663 

WRIGHT, Henry, 1878 7-1936. 65^1924 

WRIGHT, Howell, 1882-1954, collector. 
64-1316 

WRIGHT (J. O.) & Company, New York City 
64-1317 *' 

WRIGHT, James Osborne, d. 1920. 64-1317 
WRIGHT, John Crafts, 17847-1861. 63-399 

WRIGHT, John M. , 1836-1918. 65-1185 

WRIGHT, Mrs. John Thomas see Wright 
Margaret May Seay ' 

WRIGHT, Joseph Albert, 1810-1867. 65-2020 

WRIGHT, Joshua G. 64-1065, 64-1133 

WRIGHT, Julius Walker, 1838-1878. 64-1133 

WRIGHT, Laura G. 65-1185 

WRIGHT, Lou see Benjamin, Lou (Wright) " 

WRIGHT, Louis Booker. 65-959 

WRIGHT, Lucy see Wooster, Lucy (Wright) 

WRIGHT, LuellaM. 65-1409 

WRIGHT, Marcus Joseph, 1831-1922. 64-608 

WRIGHT, Margaret May Seay. 65-985 

WRIGHT, Mary. 65-663 

WRIGHT, Mary Ann. 64-1133 i_^sd- 

WRIGHT, Maude. 65-644 

^SW-igjM 5 '5§i. Sewall > ^y (Wright) 
WRIGHT, Mollie (Murdock) 64-1133 
WRIGHT, Nathaniel, 1789-1875. 63-205 

65-567, 



WRIGHT, Orville, 1871-1948 
65-1059 



WRIGHT, Enoch. 65-663 

WRIGHT, Esther G. see Boyd, Esther G 
(Wright) ' - 

WRIGHT, Evelyn. 65-664 

WRIGHT, Fannie E.. (Pettlbone) 1836-1925 
65-664 

VRIGHT, Fanny. 64-118 



WRIGHT, Philo EUzar, 1828-1879. 65-664 

WRIGHT, Philo Sherman, b. 1862. 65-664 

WRIGHT, Qulncy, 1890- 64-42, 64-182 
64-183. 65-1917 ' 

WRIGHT, Samuel. 65-990 

WRIGHT, Silas, 1795-1847. 64-1575, 64-1585 

WRIGHT, Simeon. 65-663 

WRIGHT, Thomas. 64-1580 

WRIGHT, Virginia. 65-664 

WRIGHT, William, 1829-1898. 65-1185 

WRIGHT & Taylor, Liverpool, Eng. 64-1398 



WRIGHT Co. , Minn. 

Teachers and teaching. 63-238 
WRIGHT family. 64-1133. 65-663, 65-664 
WRITERS and writing see Authors; Authorship 
WRITERS* Program. 64-785 
WRITING see Penmanship 

WUCHANG, China 
Missions 

Episcopal. 65-1188 

WULLING, Frederick John, 1866-1947 
65-1983 

WULSIN, Luclen, collector. 63-172 

WURTTEMBERG, Paul Wilhelm, duke of see 
Paul Wilhelm, duke of Wurttemberg, 171?- 
1860 

WUSTHOFF, William. 65-652 

WYANDOTTE Chemicals Corporation 
Wyandotte, Mich. 64-1174- ' 



WYATT, Edith Franklin, 1873-1958. 
65-708, 65-1997 



64-150, 



WYATT, Sarah see Bixby, Sarah (Wyatt) 
Heard 

WYATT, William Edward. 63-140 

WYCHE, Charles Cecil, 1885- 63-151 

WYCKOFF, Hubert Coke, 1901- 64-700 

WYKES, Roger Irving, 1874- 65-665 

WYLAND, Ray O. 64-1164 

WYLIE, Elinor (Hoyt) 1885-1928. 64-150 

WYLIE, James R. 65-620 

WYLIE, John Cook, 1908- 65-959 

WYLIE, Robert Crichton, 1798-1865. 65-1777 

WYLIE property. Point Pleasant, N. J. 
65-1621 

WYLLIE, Hugh. 63-342 

WYMAN, Earl J. 64-1635 

WYMAN, Walker Demarquis, 1907- 64-1635 

WYOMING. 65-1776 . 65-1794 

Cattle raising and trade. 65-1142 

Freight and freightage. 65-676 

Fur trade. 64-307 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-1776 . 65-1794 

Indians. 65-1776, 65-1794, 65-1822 

Land 

Settlement. 64-904 
Letters from. 65-553 
Merchants. 65-1807 



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WYOMING (Continued) 

Military affairs. 65-1776 
Surgeons. 65-1800 

Military posts. 65-676, 65-800, 65-1401 
65-1794, 65-1795, 65-1807 

Mines, mining, and mineral resources 
Engineering. 65-1798 

Mormons. 65-1162 
Newspapers. 65-1776 
Patriotic societies. 65-1795 
Pioneer life. 65-1776, 65-1795 
Ranches. 65-807, 65-1167 
Telegraph companies. 65-1794 

Trading posts. 64-552, 65-1795 
Travel and description. 64-575, 65-1411 

WYTHE Co., Va. 

Family papers. 65-1005 



XYZ 



JOT Ranch, Texas. 65-814 

X-RAY. 64-1357, 65-1311 

Y. M. C. A. see Young Men's Christian 
Associations 



Y.W.C.A. see Yoong Women's Christian 
Associations 

YACHT clubs 

New York. 65-63 

New York City. 65-844 

YADKIN College, Davidson Co. , N. C. 
64-376 

YADKIN Co., N. C. 

Letters received in. 64-460 
YAKIMA, Wash. 

History (Notes, etc.) 64-1251 

Law practice. 65-1042 
YALE, William, 1887- 64-17 
YALE University 

Faculty members' papers. 64-809, 64-1314, 
65-1220 

Forestry School. 64-1299 

History Dept. 65-1068 

Numismatic collections. 64-1293 

Presidents. 64-1292 

Press. 64-114 

Students. 63-89, 63-263, 64-843, 64-904, 
64-952, 64-1082, 64-1371, 65-457 
65-474, 65-601 

Trumbull Gallery. 64-1315 



YALTA, Russia 

Conference, 1945. 65-38, 65-64 

YANCEY, Bartlett, 1785-1828. 64-1547 

YANCEY, Benjamin Cudworth, 1817-1891. 
63-152 

YANKTON, & D. 

Journalism. 65-1470 
YAQUI Indians. 65-2013 ~ 
YARD, Robert. 65-1760 
YARN industry. 64-383 

Machines. 64-1112 

Pennsylvania. 64-1146 

YARYAN, John. 63-398 

YATER, GwyerH. 65-1446 

YATES, Albert, 1842-1929. 65-1365 

YATES, Elizabeth Ann, 1789-1868. 63-318 

YATES, Joseph, of South Carolina. 63-318 

YATES, Mary Amarlntha see Snowden, Mary 
Amarintfaa (Yates) 

YATES, Richard, 1818-1873. 65-162 

YATES, Richard, 1860-1936. 64-247 
YATES, Sidney R., 1909- 65-151 

YATES family. 63-318 
YAVAPAI Co. , Ariz. 

History (Notes, etc ) 65-1781 

Pioneer life. 64-5 
YAWLS. 63-366 
YAZOO Co., Miss. 

Teachers and teaching. 64-1034 

YAZOO Land Company. 64-755 

YAZOO Valley, Miss. 

Civil War. 64-1535 

YEATES, Jasper. 65-1543 

YEATMAN, Henry Clay, d. 1910. 65-735 

YEATMAN, James E. 65-681 

YEATS, Elizabeth Corbet, 1868-1940. 
65-1834 

YEATS, William Butler, 1865-1939. 64-150, 
64-1334, 65-1834 

Lecture on. 65-1107 

YEATS family. 65-1834 

YELLOW fever 

Medical notes. 64-578, 64-1543 
Florida. 63-327, 64-1047 
Louisiana. 64-1209 
Mississippi. 64-364 
Pennsylvania. 65-1550 



South Carolina. 64-1552 

YELLOW Jacket Engine Company No. 2, Gold 
Hill, Nev. 65-1145 

YELLOW Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Com- 
pany, Gold Hill, Nev. 65-1173, 65-1186 

YELLOW Springs, Ohio 

Antioch College. 63-255 

Letters from. 63-257 

YELLOW WoH, Nez Perce" chief. 64-1291 

YELLOWSTONE Land and Colonization Com- 
pany. 65—796 

YELLOWSTONE National Park. 64-613 

YELLOWSTONE River 

Explorations of. 64-343 

YEOMANS, John William, 1800-1863. 64-1156 

YERBY, Frank. 65-1117 

YERINGTON, E. B. 65-1187 

YERINGTON, Henry Marvin, 1828-1910. 
65-1187 

YERINGTON, Hume. 65-1187 

YERKES, Charles Tyson, 1837-1905. 64-185 

YERKES, Robert Mearns, 1876-1956. 
65-486, 65-567 

YERKES family 

Genealogy. 65-1357 

YESLER, Henry L., 1810-1892. 63-216, 
64-1266, 65-1038 

YNTEMA, Hessel N. 65-536 

YNTEMA, Leonard F. 65-1311 

YOAKUM, Clarence Stone, 1879-1945. 65-268, 
65-486, 65-566 

YODER, SamuelS., 1841-1921. 64-786 

YOKOHAMA, Japan 

Travel and description. 63-234 

YONCE, William B. 63-78 
YORK, Brantley. 63-80 
YORK Co., S. C. 

Legal documents. 64-1130 

Letters from. 64-478 
YORK Co. , Va. 

County records. 65-1017 
YORK Township, Washtenaw Co. , Mich. 

Land. 65-382 
YORKTOWN, Va. 

Civil War. 63-303, 64-644 
YOSEMTE and Mariposa Canal. 65-1798 

YOSEMTTE (Ship) 64-1499 



613 



YOST, Fielding Harris, 1871-1946. 64-1474 
64-1515, 65-503 

YOUNG, Allyn Abbott, 1876-1929. 65-1301 

YOUNG, ArmandD. 64-575 

YOUNG, Bert. 64-1164 

YOUNG, Brigham, 1801-1877. 65-1791 

Y °^L < : lement Cali >°<n, 1869-1947. 65-860 

OD-Z010 

YOUNG, Donovan Harold, b. 1904. 64-1581 
YOUNG, Edward 

Scrapbook relating to William Cobbett. 

YOUNG, Horace Olin, 1850-1917. 65-332 

YOUNG, J. , of Utah. 65-1798 

•YOUNG, John. 63-204 

YOUNG, John Freeman, Bp. , 1820-1885 
64-1548 

YOUNG, Leigh Jarvis, 1883-1960. 65-666 

YOUNG, Mary Cam. 65-1026 

YOUNG, OwenD. 65-56 

YOUNG, Rachel (Barry) Burnap. 64-681 

YOUNG, Robert Simonton. 64-433 

YOUNG, Sarah Virginia (Burton) 64-433 

YOUNG, Stark, 1881- 64-608 

YOUNG Co., Tex. 

Salt industry and trade. 64-754 

YOUNG family. 64-433, 64-591, 65-1026 

YOUNG Female Religious Tract Society of 
Bridgeton, N. J. 65-1615 

YOUNG Men's Christian Associations. 64-883, 

Special mission to Europe. 65-923 
World War I. 64-1524 
By place 
Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-667 
Illinois. 65-1306 
Michigan. 65-357 
New Brunswick, N. J. 65-1618 
Raleigh, N. C. 64-375 
St. Paul, Minn. 63-245 
Washington, D. C. 64-583 
West Dryden, N. Y. 64-825 
YOUNG Men's Institute, Virginia City, Nev. 
Manogue Council, No. 41. 65-1787 



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YOUNG people. 64-1241 



see also D - S. —National Youth Administra- 
tion 



Church and religious activities 

see also Young Men's Christian 
Associations 

Baptist. 64-151, 64-1162, 65-198, 
65-267 

Presbyterian. 64-1415, 65-499, -65-525 
National Youth Administration 

Michigan. 64-1483 
Societies 

Michigan. 64-1483 
Nevada. 65-1787 
New York. 64-893 
Welfare services for. 65-152, 65-1746 
YOUNG Women's Christian Associations 

Ann Arbor, Mich. 65-667 
YOUNGER, Maud. 65-1160, 65-1183 
YOUNGS family 

Genealogy. 64-899 
YOUTH see Young people 

YOUTH Administration, U. S. National see 
U. S. —National Youth Administration" 7- 

YOUTH'S companion (Periodical) 65-10 

YPSILANTI Federation of Women's Clubs. 
o5-1375 

YPSILANTI Grange No. 56. 65-472 

YPSILANTI, Mich. 

Agricultural societies. 65-472 



Business and personal papers 
65-457 

Carriage and wagon making. 

Churches and religious affairs 
65-668, 65-669 



65-435, 

65-401 
. 65-247, 



Civil War 

Soldiers from. 



65-297 



Eastern Michigan University see Michi- 
gan—Eastern Michigan University 
Ypsilantl (formerly State Normal College) 

First Congregational Society. 65-669 

First Methodist Episcopal Church. 65-668 

First Presbyterian Church. 65-669 

Ladies' Literary Club. 65-1339' 

Societies. 65-1367 

State Hospital (formerly Eastern Michigan 
Asylum) 65-1343 

State Normal CoHege see Michigan- 
Eastern Michigan University, YpsilanH 
(formerly State Normal College) 

Trade. 65-396 

Travel and description. 65-234 

Women's organizations. 64-1409, 65-1339 

Wool industry and trade. 64-1458 



YUCATAN 

Entomology. 65-1889 

YUDIN, Gennadi" VasiWevich, 1840-1912 
collector. 63-410 ' 

YUKON Delta 

Eskimos. 64-1268 

Travel and description. 65-1782 
YUMA Co. , Ariz. 

History (Notes, etc. ) 65-1781 

YUMA Indians. 65-1176 

ZACHARIE, Francis C. 64-682 

ZACHARIE, James S. 64-662 

ZACHARIE (James W.) & Company, New 
Orleans, La. 64-682 

ZACHARIE family. 64-682 

ZAGONYL Charles. 65-681 

ZAHN, Curtis, 1912- 65-1118 

ZALDIVAR, Fulgencio Batista y see Batista y 
Zaldivar, Fulgencio, Pres. Cuba, 1901- 

ZANGWILL, Israel. 64-1334 

ZAPATA y Lujan Ponce de Leon, Diego de 
Vargas see Vargas Zapata y Lujan Ponce 
de Leon, Diego de 

ZAPOTEC Indians. 63-11 

ZARAGOZA, Ignacio, 1829-1862. 65-2013 

ZARING, Grace see Stone, Grace (Zarine) 
1896- 

ZATURENSKY, Marya. 64-150 

ZEEMAN, Pieter. 65-1718 

ZEISBERGER, David, 1721-1808. 63-2 
ZEITLIN, Ma. 65-1310 

ZELENY, Charles, 1878-19*9. 65-1940 
ZELENY, John. 65-1940 
ZETA Psi Fraternity. 64-1491 
ZEUCH, William Edward. 64-1594 
ZIEBELL, Adolph, 1880 (ca. )- 65-1055 
ZIE 65-670' CharlesM " "88-1959. 64-1448, 
ZIEMER, Gregor Athalwin, 1899- 64-1636 

ZILCH, Oscar. 64-1453 

ZIMMERMAN, B. D. 64-308 

ZIMMERMAN, M. 65-1355 

ZIMMERMAN, Nellie (Carr) 64-308 

ZIMMERMAN, Wendell. 64-1163 

ZIMMERMAN family. 64-308 

ZINC mines and mining 
Tennessee. 64-1214 



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ZION Church, Alsace Township, Pa. 65-1663 


ZOOK, George F. 64-1480 


ZORACH. William, 1887- 63-411 


ZION Lutheran Church, Chicago, HI. 63-21 


ZOOLOGY. 64-153, 64-562 


ZOUAVES. 64-804 


ZION Lutheran Church, Gravelton, Mo. 63-21 


see also Birds; Embryology; Entomology; 
Natural history 


see also official names of army units 


ZIONCHECK, Marlon Anthony, 1901-1936. 
64-1269 


Field trips. 65-1938, 65-1940 


ZUKDFSKY, Louis. 64-150 


ZIONISM. 65-1729, 65-1734 


Research. 65-1940 


ZULU philology. 65-1309 


Opposition to. 65-1734, 65-1739, 65-1745 
Societies. 65-1735 


Teachers and teaching. 65-167, 65-359, 
65-510, 65-654, 65-1223, 65-1329, 
65-1887; 65-1938, 65-1940 


ZULU War, 1878-1879. 63-148 
ZULULAND 


Germany. 65-1739 


By place 


Missions. 64-1293 


ZOELLER, Edward V. , 1857-1944. 65-749 
ZOLA, Smile, 1840-1902. 65-1874 
ZON, Raphael. 64-908 


Alaska. 65-1819 
Brazil. 63-83 
Canada. 65-1819 


ZUMBRO FaUs, Minn. 

First Congregational Church. 64-1520 


ZONING. 65-1924 


ZORACH, Dahtov see Ipcar, Dahlov (Zorach) 


ZUPPKE. Robert Carl, 1879-1957. 65-1941 


see also City planning 


ZORACH, Marguerite. 63-411 


ZURCHER famUy. 65-1989 



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ALASKA HISTORICAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM 



(JUNEAU) ' 

MS 65-1711 
Alaska Historical Library and Masenm, Juneau. 

Alaska diaries and other manuscripts, 1880-1945. 9 v. 
and 2 iuxns. 

MS 65-1711 
ajmokentO, Metropolitan of J/eesou, 1797-1879. 
Papers, 1821-40. St. 

MS6S-1T13 
Nome, Alaska. 

Police and municipal court dockets, 1699-1900. 8 v. 

MSoe-rn* 

Sitka, Alalia. 

Or/ records, 1867-73. St. 

US 65-1715 
D.S. Bureau of Alstons. 

Alaska custoira records, 1867-1914. S64T. 



ALASKA. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (COLLEGE) 



Kalka, Horace Merer, 1882- 
Pepere, 1804-64. 84 ft. 



1856-1929. 
Papers, 1891-1930. 86 ft. 



MS 66-1788 
MS 66-1789 
MS 66-1780 



Nathaa-Kraus collection, 1788-1940. 
5ft 

MS 66-1761 
Mew Chriatiens coDecticn, 1592-1738. 18 reela of microfito. 

MS 66-1789 

New Tore. CerarregatJen Skeeitth Israel. 

Records, 1706-1946. 3 ft. and 9 reels of microfilm. 

MS 65-1788 
ten. Adolah Shun, 1868-1885. 

Correspondence, 1898-1939. 168 tens. 



Geist, Otto William, 1888-1963. 
Papers, 1927-63. ca. 80 feet. 

Virginia Civil War letters, 1863-65. 115 items. 

AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY 
(WORCESTER, MASS. ) 



MS 65-1082 



Remy, Henri, 1811 (ce.)-1887. 
Papers, 1838-61. I box 



MS 65-1716 
MS 64-1 



Waters, Jason, 5. 1785. 

Business records, 1818-36. ca.4ft 



PhOipeon, David, 1888-1948. 
Papers, 1883-1849. 6 ft 



PoaleZioa. V.S. 

Records, 1906-60. ca. 275,000 item. 

Parrm, Jessie (Franklin) 18TS-19S8. 
Papers, 1868-1958. 7 ft 



Parsons, EMe Worthiagton (Clews) 1875-1841. 
Papers, 1885-1941. 9 ft. (cs. 11^00 items) 



_ Pad, 1888-1858. 
Papers, undated. 10 ft. 



Bobbins, WtWam Jaesb, 1890- 
Papers, 1938-42. cs.260ita 



1885-1848. 
Papers, 1888-1943. 9 ft 



AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 
CONGREGATIONAL LIBRARY (BOSTON) 

MS 68-86 

American Congregational Associa t i on , fiorton. Horary. 
Sermons of ConKTegstionel clergymen, 18th-19th cen- 
5 ft (600 items) 



AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS, _CENTER 

FOR HIST ORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF 

PHYSICS (NEW YORK CITY) ~ 

MS 85-1717 
American Astronomical Society. 

Records, 1915-39. cs. 8 ft. (cs. 16/100 items). 

MS 66-1718 
Landt Alfred, 1888- 

Quimtum physio correspondence, 1918-27. 295 items. 

MS 66-1719 
Mendennsll, Thomas Corwin, 1841-1924. 
Papers, cs. 1870-1984. cs-llft. 

MS 45-1720 
Von Mues, Richard, 1883-1853. 
Papers, 1903-53. 8 ft 

AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES (CINCINNATI, 
OHIO) 

MS 65-1721 
Bagen, Bafs David, 1868-1829. 

Correspondence, 1921-24. 961 items. 

MS 66-1722 
Cardoso, Benjamin Nathan, 1870-1988. 
Correspondence, 1920-37. 65 items. 

MS 65-1728 

Grata family. 

Henry Joseph collection, 1746-87. 172 Hems. 

MS 65-1724 
Grins, Moses Jacob, 1868-1918. 
Papers, 1857-1918. 4 ft. 

MS 65-1725 

Hart famity. _. 

Comspondence, ca. moV-iaWs. 15 reels of nuerofibn. 

MS85-1726 
InterooBegiate Menorah Association. 

Henry Hurwitz memorial coUecrion, 191S-61. cs. 175,000 
items. 

MS 66-1727 



MS 66-1784 



MS 66-1786 



MS 66-1736 



MS 65-1787 



MS66-1788 
Kasewater, Edward, 1841-1806. 

Papers of Edward and Victor Rosswster, 1854-1940. IS 

MS 66-1789 
Seal*, Jacob Henry, 1847-1920. 
Papers, 1914-20. raft. 

MS 65-1740 

. Nathan, i. 1725. 

Business records, 171045. 8 reels of microfilm. 

MS 66-1741 
U. S. Conarm Bourn. Special Committee on Vn-Ameri. 
tan Aetipieiee (JHSf) 
Siekstein Committee records, 1984-89. 16 ft 

MS 66-1742 
Datermyer, SamneJ, 1856-1940. 
Papers, 1898-1920. 8 ft 

MS66— 1748 
Warburg, Felix Merita, 1871-1887. 
Papers, 1910-87. 108ft. 

MS 65-1744 
Wise, Isaac Mayer, 1819-1800. 
Papers, 1850-89. 4ft. 

MS 65-1745 
Woteey, Leeds, 1877-1853. 
Papers, 1924-46. 4ft 

AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 
(PHXTJU3ELPBIA7 ~~~ ~ ~ 



„, sa, 1871-1858. 

Papers, 1907-40. ca. 80,100 Hams. 

Speck, Frank Goshlamrth, 18H-1850. 
Pspen, 1840-1850. cs.2Bft 

Swarm, WHam Francis Gay, 1884-1962. 
Papers, cs. 1900-62. cs. S0JM0 items. 



MS 68-10 
MS 68-11 
MS 63-12 

MS 68-18 
MS 68-14 
MS 68-16 



ANNMARY BROWN MEMORIAL 

(PROVIDENCE. R. L ) s"ee~BROWN UNI- 
VERSTTY, ANNMARY BROWN MEMORIAL 
(PROVIDENCE, R. L) 

arcbjBALP rmiRCH M TJTtTrAi. ijbrahy. 

NORTHWESTERN UNIVEBSmf see 
NORTHWESTJSKN UNIVERSITY, ARCHI- 
BALD CHURCH MEDICAL LIBRARY 
(CHICAGO) 

ARCHIV ES OF INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY (PITTS- 
BURGH. PA.T 

MS 65-1746 
American Berries Inetrtate sf Allegheny Cotmty, Ptttt- 
bwrfk. 
Records, 1941-61. 50ft 



Congress sf Chd» and da* Wosnon at Wi 
Tajna. 
Records, 1908-68. 40ft 

Fort FTO Bridge Worta. 

Records, 1896-1948> 18 ft. 

Johnston (WOBsm G.) Company, PiOitvrph. 
Records, 1857-1915. lft. 

McCshefhmfly. 

Papers, 1776-1945. 2 ft 



MS 65-1747 



Marshall Barrator Company, Pittebwryh. 
Records, 1849-1908. 10 ft. 



MS 65-1748 
MSS5-1749 
MS 65-1750 
MS 65-1751 



MS 68-8 



MS 684 
American PnflosopWn) Socfcrty, PUbaVpaia. 
Papers en Mexican, Central end South American 
1605- 22T,Uresms,sim4ieAo*tarie. 

American FhOoanshlcal Society, piOaielphia. 
Papers en North American Indians, 1721- 
cs. 6 ft end 86 reels of nucxofilm. 

MS 63-8 
sat, 1858-1942. 
Collection of American Indian linguistics, 1875-1944. 
ce.55ft 

MS 63-4 



, d. 1786. 

Papers, 1759-86. 8reemof nuero&Jm. 



, 1858-1842. 
Papers, ce. 1858-1942. CO. 60,000 itsms. 

MS 68-6 
Heekewelder, John Gottlieb Ernesto* 1748-1823. 

Papers, 1802-22. ca. 10 items, 4t. ajjd 1 reel microfilm. 

MS 68-6 
Letters of French scientists, 1563-1925. 68 items. 

MS68-T 
TJngriharti, WiDhun Ezra, 1871-1962. 
Papers, ca. 5,000 items. 

MS 68-6 
Ubrechts, Frsns M 1899- 

Papors, cs. 1905-80. ce.4ft MS68-9 

Parker, Ely Samuel, 1828-1896. 

Papers, 1794-1946. cs. 600 items. 



National Cotmcil of Jewish W« 

Records, 1893-1962. lift 



Neighborhood Centers ftsaortatioa, PittehurfK 
Records, 1890-1964. 5 ft 

OBrer Iron and Steel Company, Htfomrok. 
Records, 1866-1628. 4ft. 



„ Soap Coaanony, Pituturak. 
Records, 1861-1917. 8 ft. 



MS 854758 
Pittoturfh Clatter. 

MS 66-1753 



MS 66-1754 



MS8S-1T5J 



ARIZONA. UNIVERSrrY LIBRARY (TUCSON) 

MS 63-16 



Records, 1813-85. 601. 



MS 64-8 



Arizona. TJhrnrsity. 

Land-groat centennial papers, 1961-62. 7 bases. 



h, family. 
Papers, 1855-1917. 8 



Clarke, Philip M 1889-1963. 

Bomnem records. 1918-88. St. 



,1870- 

rJ^S, 1890-1968. 9 ft 



MS 65-1756 



MS 64-8 



MS 64-802 



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ARIZONA. nNIVERSITY T.TBI MRY fTtTOSnw 
(Continued) * vvgvru 



MS64-4 
MS 64-5 
HSIM-4 
MS 64-7 

MS 64-8 

Mffler, Hugo W 1*89-1663. M364-» 

RMords of the Hugo W. Milter and Miller and Cox Assay 
Offices, >>ogul*s, Aria, 1002-58. 5 ft. 



Finley, Leightim, 1856-18*4. 
Papers. 1 portfolio. 

Bein family. 

Papers, 1860-1900. 60 items. 

Hotane, John Frauds, 1868-1904. 
Papers, ca. 4 ft. 

Lummis, Charles Fletcher. IHTO-iOSR 
Papers, 1B79-1928. 4 boxes. 

Mazzanovich, Anton, 1860-193*. 
Papers. 2 boxes and 1 portfolio. 



Milton, Mildred (Taitt) I879-196S 
Papers, 190O-.T7. 1 box. 

Pollock, Thomas E & 1888. 

Papers, 1900-41. 65 boxes. 

San Rafael Cattle Company. 

Records, 1883-1904. 2 boxes. 



US 64-10 

MS 65-1787 
MS 64-11 

MS 65-1759 



Schilling, Frank A 

Papers relating to military posts in Anions and He* 

Mexico. 2 boxes and 1 map taU: .•««■» nan *«w 



Thomas, William E } igjs. 

Papers, 1885-1922. 1 box. 

Tucson Mining and Smelting Company, ltd, 

Records, 1890-1900. 2 boxes. 

Twin Buttes Mining and Smelting Company 

Records, 1904-28. 36 ft. 



MS 65-1758 
MS 64-12 
MS 64-18 



ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. TRE VOB apwittt 
LIBRARY (GAT) ~ 

„ MS 65-1 

Brown, John, 1800-1859. 

Papers, 1814-1932. 8T items. 

Oarkson, Thomas, 1760-1846. MS 65-1088 

Papers, 1785-1929. 42 items. 



AUSTIN PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL 
SUMINAR-lf LIBRARY ffrSTT ~ 



BAKER LIBRARY. HARVARD UNIVERSITY 
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESSADMIN - 
JSTRAJTON. see HARVARD UNIVERSITY - 
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMIN- 
ISTRATION, BAKER LIBRARY 
(CAMBRIDGE, MASS.) 

BANCROFT I-TRPAP-y UNJVERSITY OF 

CALIFORNIA see CALIFORNIA. UNIVER- 
SITY, BANCROFT LIBRARY (BERKELEY) 

BELL COLLECTION, PNiyERSITY OF 

«£«£!£»££ see MINNESOTA. UNIVER- 
SITY LIBRARY, JAMES FORD BELL 
COLLECTION (MINNEAPOLIS) 

BOSTON P UBIir t.tppapv 

Bartlett, Truman Howe, 1835-1923. 
Correspondence, 1863-83. 55 items. 

Bmthwayt, Wiffiam, 16491-1717. 1IS * 5 ~ W6 ° 

Correspondence, 1692-1708. 165 items. 

MS 65-1761 
MS 65-7 
MS 65-8 



BenchJer, Nathaniel, 1915- 

Papers, 189T-64. ca. 1000 items. 

Borden, Mary, 1886- 

Papera, 1919-64. T ft. 

Brace, Gerald Warner, 1901- 
Papers, 1934-64. 7 ft. 

CamB. Gladys (Hasty) 1004- 
Papers, 1915-64. 9 ft. 

Charteris, Lash*, 1907- 
Papers, 1940-65. 8 ft. 

Drought, James, 1931- 

Paners, 1953-65. ea. 200 items. 



Oarkson, WOnam. 1865-1934. 

Correspondence, 1898-1926. 104 items. 

CockereU, Sir Sydney Cartyie, 1867-1962. 
Correspondence, 1904-66. 112 items. 

Curtis, Sir Soger, 1746-1816. 
Letters, 1809-15. 114 items. 



Dearborn, Henry Alexander SeammeO, 1783-1851. 
Uorespondeiice, 1806-60. ca. 120 items. 



MS 65-9 



MS 64-808 



MS 65-2 
MS 66-8 



Jones, Arthur Gray, 1868-1929 
Papers, 1890-1952. 10 ft. 

Penick, Daniel Allen, 1869-1961. 
Papers, 1920-28. 2 ft. 



Presbyterian Ctarch in the U. a General 2Z!££ 
committee on Dteperuationalim. 
Records, 1942-49. 2 v. 



GdswoM, Rrrfro Wflmot, 1815-1857. 
Correspondence, 183447. 1267hems. 

Park, Edwards Amass, 1808-1900. 

Correspondence, 1B33-79. ca. 180 items. 

Rideing, William Henry, 1853-1918. 
letters, 1894-1918 259 items. 

StUntan, Benjamin, 1779-1864. 

Correspondence, 1807-58. 78 items. 

Townshend, George Townshend, l,t mareitu, 1724-1807 
Correspondence, 1767-93. 51 items. 



MS65-1T68 



MS 65-10 



MS65-U 



Presbyterian Church in the U. 

Mexican. 
Records, 1909-54. ca. 10 ft. 



MS 65-5 
Pnebyteriu. Tezat- 



BAILEY LIBRARY. UNIYERSITY OF VER - 
JiQNT see VERMONT. UNIVERSITY 
GUYW. BAILEY LIBRARY, WILBUR ' 
COLLECTION (BURLINGTON) 



BAKER LIB RARY. DARTMOUTH COT.T.K r.P 
see DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, BAKER ~ 
LIBRARY (HANOVER, N. H.) 



Ward, Aaron, 1790-1887. 

Correspondence, 1813-52. 736 items. 



BOSTON UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES 

Anderson, Isabel Weld (Perkins) 1876-1948. 
Papers, 1890-1945. It. 

Angoir, Charles, 1802- 

Papers, 1932-65. ca. 500 items. 

Ardrey, Robert, 1808- 

Papers, 1936-64. ca. 300 items. 

Armour, Richard Wilbrd. 1906- 
Papers, 1964-65. 2 ft. 

Armstrong, Charlotte, 1905- 
Papers, 1920'e-65. 6 ft. 

Asimov,. Isaac, 1920- 

Papers, 1949-64. 8 ft. 

Aster, Mary, 1908V 

Papers, 1958-64. 3 ft 



MS 65-13 

MS 64-14 
MS 65-1084 
MS 65-1085 
MS 65-1088 
MS65-1087 
MS 65-1088 
MS 65-1089 
MS 65-1090 



- . -, 1017- 

Papera, 1934-64, ca. 1ft. 

Ganunar, Maxwell David, 1909- 

Papers, 1929-61. 50 ft. (ca. 20/MO 

Gilbert, Edwin. 

Papers, 1955-64. 4ft, 

— . Ukty. 

Papers, 1925-64, ca. 600 items and I 

Jassun, Richard, 1926- 
Papers, 1964-65. 2 ft. 

Sing, Martin Lather, 1929- 
Papers, 1936-61. 30 ft. 

Knebd, Fletcher, 1911- 

Peners, 1980-64. ca. 100 items. 

LeTtu, Meyer, 1905- 

Papers, 1923^2. 3 ft. 

Loagatreet, Stephen, 1907- 

Papers, 1920-64. ca. 300 items. 

Laerry, Robert James CoOas, 1919- 
Papers, 1934-65. 4 ft. 

Mannis, Ethel Edith, 1900- 

Papers, 1930-65. ca. 100 items. 



items) 



MS 65-1091 
MS 65-1092 
MS 95-1093 
MS 65-1094 
MS 65-1095 
MS 65-1096 
MS 65-1097 
MS 65-1098 
MS 65-1099 



BeDah, James Warner, 1899- 

ftr«.5, 1010-57. 6 v, 5 portfolios, 7 scrapbooks, and 1 



let Corpn of Gadeta 

ArehiTes, 1741-1960. 197 ft. 

North, Sterling, 1006- 

Paners, 1952-64. ca. 1 ft. 

HnsseB, Andrew Rowland, 1846-1815. 
Papers, late 10th century. 5 ft. 

Scarfe, Francis, lOlll 

Papers, 1957-64. ca. 300 Hems. 

Setfert, Elizabeth, 1807- 

Papers, 1938-64. ca.3ft. 

Shaw, Irwin, 1918- 

PsDers, 1930's-65. 5 it 

Smith, Visa, 1080- 

Papers, 1987-65. 200 items. 

Stone, Grace (Zaring) 1896- 
Papera, 1927-62. 14 v. 

White, Leslie Turner, 1903- 
Papers, 1928-65. ca. 600 



Williams, Jay, 1914- 

Papers, 1932-64. 68 items. 

Wctfson, Victor, 1909- 

Papers, 1927-64. ca. 300 items. 

Yak, William, 1887- 

Papers, 1812-64. 23 boxes. 

Yerby, Frank, 1916- 

Papers, 1954-64. ca. 150 items. 

Zahn, Curtis, 1912- 

Papere,1930 , s-65. ca. 300 items. 



scrapbooks. 

MS 65-1101 

MS 65-1102 

MS 65-1108 

MS 65-1104 

MS65-UOB 

MS 65-1108 

MS 65-1107 

MS 64-15 

MS 65-1108 

MS 64-16 

MS 65-1109 

MS 65-1110 

MS 85-1111 

MS 65-1118 

MS 65-1103 

MS 65-1114 
MS 65-1115 
MS 65-1116 
MS 64-17 
MS 65-1117 
MS65-U18 



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BOSTON UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. NEW ENG - 
LAND METHODIST HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
LIBRARY see NEW ENGLAND METHOD- 
IST HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY 
(BOSTON UNIVERSITY) 



BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 



(PROVO, UTAH " 



Mountain Slates Athletic Conference. 
Becords. 1987-62. 14 ft. 



BROOKLYN COLLEGE LIBRARY 



1M2- 
Papers, 1*42-88. 560 ft. 

BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY 



De Ceaaeres, Benjamin, 1878-1943. 
Papers, 190O-1O45. 521 in 



MS 64-18 



uset-ires 



MS 6W4 



BROWN UNIVERSITY, ANNMARY BROWN 



MEMORIAL (PROVIDENCE, R.L) " 



MS 64-80* 



MS 94-803 



Hawkins, Rash Christopher, 1831-1920. 
Papers, 1851-1920. 7950 hems. 

Weeden, George, 17301-1790. 
Letters, 1778-86, U» ' 



BRYN MAWR COLLEGE LIBRARY (BRYN 



MAWR, PATF 



Berber, Winifred, 1894- 

Lsttere, 1*44-6*. 64 items. 



MS 66-15 



BUFFALO AMD ERIE COUNTY HISTORICAL 



SOCIETY (BUFFALO, nTyTT 



MS 64-1819 

, ,*Yse.ff.& 1 18JT-l»08. 

Papers, 1846-1908. 8 ft. end 164 neb of microfilm. 



FBhnore, MUhid, Prm. V. S, 1800-1874. 
Papers, a. 1880-78. ca.8ft 



MS 84-1820 



BURNDY LIBRARY (NORWALK, CONN.) 

MS 66-16 
NoDet, lean Antanne, 1700-1770. 

Correspondence with Etienne Duteur, 1742-70. 148 items. 



CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSrrY, BANCROFT 
LIBRARY (BERKELEYT "^ 

MS 65-1794 
Andes* (Mar of United Workman. 

Becordi from Virginia (Sty, K*r, 1878-1906. > Hams, 
12 t, and rtorriono. 

HS66-U18 



MS 65-1770 
1882-1918, eoBsetor. 
Nevada materials, 1863-901 cm. 90 items. 

MS 66-1771 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

New Mexico materials, 16B6-1 890. ee.55itoms. 

MS63-1772 
Bancroft, Habert Howe, 1835-1618, collector. 

Orrcon materials, 1837-90. ca. 880 hems and 6 t. 

MS 66-1778 



MS 65-1774 



1832-1*18, e 
Texas materials, 1786-1B89. ca. 740 hems. 



Bancroft, Robert Howe, 1832-1918, collector. 

Utahmaterials, 1847-38. ca. 100 items and 6 t. 

MS 65-1776 
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918, eoBeetor. 

Western and miscellaneous materials, 1861-00. 183 items. 

MS 66-1776 
Bancroft, Hnbert Howe, 1832-1918, eoBeetor. 

Wyoming materia Is, 1886-60. ca. 155 items and It. 

M3 65-1121 
Barclay, Alexander, 1810-1855. 
Papers, 1823-58. 186 hems. 

MS 65-1122 
i Godson. 1829-1918. 
Annals of the Soothers Utah Mission, 1847-77. 4v. 

MS 65-1777 
_ Sir John, 1792-1872. 
Hawaiian papers, 1842-7L 1106 items. 



Brayman, mason, 1818-1895. 

Family papers, 1878-05. 2 boxes. 



MS 65-1778 



Becords, ea. 1909-13. lbox. 



M3 66-1123 
BbyoUtt, Fee. 



Cacwin & Notewxre, Canon City, Fee. 
Becords, 1887-4)8. 6 t. and 2 boxes. 



V 1828-18*4. 
C o r i esn ona once, 1886-68. TBtan 



1845-1*88. 
Papers, 1845-1868. ca. 4 reels of microfilm. 

MS 66-1120 

MS 66-1765 
Bancroft, Habert Howe, 1882-1918, eoBeetor. 

Alaska materials, 1745-ea. 189a ca. 70 items end 21 v. 

MS 66-1766 
Bancroft, Habert Howe, 18S2-191B, ooBastor. 

Canada materials, 1787-1882. ca. 46 items and ca. 102 t. 

MS 66-1767 
Bancroft, Habert Howe, 1832-1918, eoBeetor. 

Colorado materials, 1884-88. ca. 1040 items and 2 v. 

MS 66-1768 
Dnan af t, Hnbert Howe, 1882-1918, eoBeetor. 
Idaho materials, 1868-88. CS.5C items. 

MS 66-1766 
Bancroft, Habert Howe, 1832-1818, collector. 

Montana materials, 1877-89. co. 260 items and 2 t. 



MS 66-1779 
Bnrko, Tws ph. Detearieol eoBecfor. 

Incurs to Sir William Jackson Hooker, 1848-47. ca. 16 
ft. *rf ntcrOlunL 

MS 66-1194 

MS 65-1780 
CnHfomia. University. Bancroft Library. 

Alaska collection, ca. 1760-1957t ca. 15 items, 3 v. and 
104 reels and ca. 875 ft- of microfilm. 

MS63-1781 
Cahfomia. University. Bancroft ZArary. 

Arbwna collection, 1757-1056. 167 items, 8 t., ana ca. 21 
ft. of microfilm. 

MS66-1782 
CnaVornse. University. Bancroft Library. 

Canada collection with special reference to British Calam- 
ine and the Yukon, 1790-1943. 16 hems, 11 v, and 11 
bandies. 

MS 66-1783 
Caafemla. University. Bancroft Library. 
Colorado collection, 1861-1917. 
25 items, 1t,2 boxes, and ca. 4167 ft. of microfilm. 

MS66-1784 
CaHfomja. University. Bancroft Library. : 

Hawaii and Pacific Ocean areas collection, 1809-1965. 
ca. 185 items and 10 t. 

MS66-1786 
CattTonua. Uni ver si ty . Bancroft Library. 

Idaho :eoDeetion, 1866-1941. 227 items, 16 v., and 8 
envelopes, 

MS66-1786 
CaBfornin. Uinvexsity. Bancroft Library. 

Montana collection, 1864-ca. 1860. 39 items and 5 t. 

MS 65-1787 
Cnnforaaa. UatVerntty. Bancroft Library. 

Nevada coDeetion, 1865-1946. ca. 265 items, 51 t, and ca. 
44 ft. of nucronun. 

MS 66-1788 
California. Utaveraity'. Bancroft Library. 

New Mexico collection, 1640-1957. ca. 76 items, ca. 6v, 
and ca. 334 ft of nucrofibn. 

MS 66-1789 
Cnfifonaa. University. Bancroft Library. 

Oresnn eolleetion, 1798-1929. ca. 115 items nnd ft v. 

MS 66-1790 
Cafifomia. Unfrerafty. Bancroft Library. 

Texas eolleetion, 1792-1940. 10 itenm, 5 t, 2 boxes, 1 port- 
folio, and ca. 16 ft. of microfilm. 

MS 66-1791 
California. TJinvetaity. Bancroft Library. 

Utah and Mormon collection, 1815-1960. ca. 130 items, 
ca. 12 t, and ca. 496 ft. of microfilm. 



MS 65-1792 
California. University. Bancroft Library. 

W»«hinirton collection, 1828-1955. ca. 190 items and 28 t. 

MS66-1798 
California. Uarrerstry. Bancroft Library. 

Western end miseeflsneous collection, 1682-1960. ca. 130 
itema, 20 t., 1 box, 2 portfolios and 6 reels and ca. 718 ft. of 
microfilm. 

MS 86-1794 
California. Unrreratty. Bancroft Library. 

Wyoming collection, 1868-1905. ca. SO Hems, 4 t. and ca. 
264 ft. of microfilm. 



Canon, Christopher, 1600-1868. 
Papers, 1847-85. 1074 items. 



MS 65-1126 



MS 66-1125 



Canon and C olorad o Rsuway. 

Becords, 1881-1909. 1 carton and 8 packages. 

MS 65-1795 
Carter, WHttnm Alexander, 1820-1881. 

Papers, 1835-1924. 24 t, 3 bene, and 1 reel of microfilm. 

MS 66-1796 
CaaeidT, Gerald. 1879-1934. 
Scrapnooks, 1905-32. St. 

Chinese Students' Alliance of HawaiL 

Becords, 1906-1L Ji. 

Clayton, Joshua Elliot 

Papers, 1864-1904. 46 t. 

darton, WDnum, 1814-1879. 

Letter books, 1860-82. 7 t. and 1 portfolio. 

MS 66-1789 
Ca a Ki e gat wnal Home Mis ai on a r y Society. 

Oregon and Washington correspondence, 1849-63. ca. 
208 ft. of microfilm. 

MS 65-1128 
Caaway, Edward. 

Papers, 1861-76. 1 reel of microfilm. 

Ccrbett, Faffing nnd Company, Portland^ Or. 
Becords, 1862-78. 354 items. 



MS 66-17*7 



MS 65-17*8 



MS 65-1127 



Carson family. 

Papers, 1858-ca. 1909. 118 items. 

Crosby, David. 

Business records, 1878-1900. . 



MS 66-1128 
MS 66-1800 
MS 65-1180 
MS 65-1181 
MS 66-1138 



Dealer, Charles L 

Letter books, 1871-77. 6 v. 

Danish Mormon journals, ca. 16 ft. of microfilm. 

MS 65-1133 
Davis & Brier. 

Letter books kept at GoldfiekL, Nor, 1904-16. St. 

MS 66-1134 
Haul, H C 

Papers concerning the Hopi Indians, 1967-69. 1 bur, 

MS66-1135 
Deenmentos para la historia de Kuevo Mexico. 
Sv. 

Dnlph, Cyras A 1840-1914. 

Correspondence, 1888-87. 481 items. 

Dowel, Benjamin Franklin, 1826-1897. 
Papers, 1855-86. 7 v. and 1 portfolio. 



MS 66-1136 



MS 66-1137 



Drips, Andrew, 1769-1860. 
Papers. 1819-1907. 164 



Papers con c e rn ing the Bntmn \Mm 
iyCompsny,liniited,l»19-2L lbox. 



BBio, Pearls Buekner, i. 1928. 
Fapers,'1903-$8. lOcartona. 



MS 66-1801 



MS 65-1138 



MS 66-1189 



MS65-U40 



,_. Edward, 1797t1876. 

Correspondenoa, 1820-74. ca. 1 reel of microfilm. 

MS 66-1141 



P ei g u a aan, Harvey, 1890- 

Papers, 1906-53. 2 boxes and 1 carton. 

Foote, WiBinm H 1778-1846. 

Papers, 1884-84. 82 Hems. 



MS 65-1802 



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LIBRARY (BERKELEY! (Continued) 

Frewen, Moreton, 1853-1924. MS 85-1142 

Papers, 1823-1924. 41 reels of microfilm. 

Gatzert family. MS 65-1143 

GataerkSchwsbecher family papers, 1878-1945. 4 T . 

Gibson, George D collector MS65-1144 



MS65-1808 

State Deft. 

Selected documents concerninc; the Mormon War, 1838-12. 
ca. 28 ft. of microfilm. 



Moeney, Thomas Joseph, 1882-1942. 
Papers, 1906-42. ca. 44,600 items. 



MS 84-19 



_ , _ MS65-1820 

Trade DoQar ComoBdated Mining Company. 

Becords kept at Silver City, Idaho, 1891-1947 7 t and 
1 box. 



„™. _ MS 65-1808 

Material for the book, "Pistol Fate, veteran of the Old 
West," 1874-1942. 1 carton. 

Gold ten, .y„. MS 85-1145 

Firo department and company records, 1870-1915. 3 
items, 10 v. and 3 portfolios. 

Ifc Hft UstA 

Goldfield, Nev. First Presbyterian Church. SkiAw ^oiool. 
Treasorer'e records, 1914-16. 109 items. 

b£M.u m_ MS65-1147 

uoinileia, M«v., minmg companies' records, 1904-25. 9 

r* mi » _j , „ „ MS65-114B 

Gt, Brit, £oam! e/ TVeda. 

Dissolved companies files. 34 neb of microfilm. 

c» nw» /. . „ . MS65-1804 

W. Brit. Compamei Begittratim Office. 

Records, 1844-1951. 542 reels of microfilm. 

Grosh, Aaron Burt, 1803-1884. MS65-1805 

Litters to Bichard Maurice Bucke, 1858-82. 1 v. 

Hnckwy.CbarhsA MS 65-1149 

Papers, 1878-1941. 1 box. 



MS 65-1150 



Hancock Co, m. 

Becords, em 1829-85. 12 t. 

Ilavihnd, Mark W J. 1827. 

Papers, 1863-83. 254 rums. 

Hnssey, Warren, 1838-1920. 

Papers, 1879-1820. ca. SO ft. of microfilm. 

Hnssey, Dahkr & Company. 

Becords at Helena, Mont, 1865-72. 7 v. 

MS65-1158 
International Union of Mine, Mm, and Smelter Workers. 

6oUHu%Sen. Local So. o% 
Becords, 1872-1921. 4 y. and2 portfolios. 



MS 65-1151 



MS 85-1806 



MS65-1152 



MS 65-1154 



MS 65-1155 



Iron Rod Mining: Cctmnany. 

Letter book, 1879-95. It. 

Tohnam, Alexander Smith, 1817-1878. 
Papers, 1884-78. 2t. 



» L ... MS 65-1156 

Johnson, Hiram Andre; ■»-"»• 

Correspondence concerning the Emma SUtct Miniae- Com- 
pany Limited, London, England, 1871-73. 67 items. 

Livingston, Einkead & Company. ^ M ~ 18OT 

Becords, 1857-62. 75 items. 

London. Stock Emchaye. MS 65-1157 

Beports and financial records of Western American cattle 

and land corporations, 1881-1921. ca. 2 reals of microfilm. 

McLeod, John, 1788-1849. MS65-1158 

Papers, 1823-37. ca. 1 real of microfilm. 



Manhattan SOver Mining Company of Nevada. 

Becords 1863-87. 3 boles. 



MS 65-1159 



„ „ , _ MS65-1160 

Martin, Anne Henrietta, 187S-19SL 

Papers, 1892-195]. 17 t, 16 boxes, and 8 cartons. 

„. . „ , MS65-1161 

Missonn. Probate Court (St. Low) 

Selected estate files of fur traders and explorers, 1810-54, 
ca. 1 reel of microfilm. 



.. .. „ MS 65-1163 

biographies, ca. 128 fL of microfilm. 

„ . T „. MS 65-1809 

navabo Indians and the Southwest, 1870-1938. ca. 21 ft. of 
microfilm. 

w_w_>_ ... MS65-1S10 

Near Mexico. ArcMoa. 

Docomentos, 1621-1846. 238 v. 

-. _. MS 85-1163 

Nettkwest Company of Canada. 

Becords, 17e«-1830. t r. 

„„_ M , , ■ MS65-1184 

OeTMttowa, ^dependent Order at' Silver City, /Jsk 
Ovyhee Lodge, So. I. 
Becords, 1868-1914. £ boxes. 

O^aBon, Benjamin, 1793-1842. MS65-18U 

Lstter book, 1823-29. ca.16ft.of microfilm. 

Owyhee C*,IdaLe. MS85-181S 

Becords at Silver City, Idaho, ca. 1875-ca. 1934. 2 t 9 
cartons, and ca. 13 ft of nucrefihn. 

MS 65-1818 
nnee Leafs, 1852-1911, ooBector. 
Alaslcs papers, ca. 1871-77. 21 items and 2 boxes. 

99 iSnt *""*' ,0bn ' Niiero Mexico, 1681-184L 

H-rt, Alphonee L«ns, 1862-1911, edketor ^ """^ 

reX^Tf ^^ ■*? ?"• K"*" 5 "*". ethnology, and geog- 
«Phy of the Pacific Islands and Anstralu^OT-^ »T 

Kin^AI|*c«I«is,i8 W . 1 , 11 . MS 85-1815 

Papers, 1R70-85. 24 v.. 

Hper,John. MS 65-1166 

Business records, 1877-1905. 4 boxes and 1 carton. 

PI«nk«tt,^Hor«Co«»n,lS54- l 932. M 8 "- 11 * 7 

Papers, 1881-1932. ca. 7 reals of microfilm. 

f^S^AgrieiiltnralCami.my. MS65-1816 

Becords, 1839-1934. ca. 432 ft. of microfilm. 

Bend, Benjamin Maurice, 1858-1927 MS65-1186 



Bead, Wflliam Maes, 1849-1929. MS 65-1169 

Papers, 1867-1930. ca. 2360 items. 

Bfch Gnlcn Mining Company. MS U ~ m0 

Becords at SUrer City, Idaho, 1906-17. 87 items. 

Seammon, Charles Melvffle, 1825-1911. M W " UT1 

Papers, 1849-1911. 6 boxes, 2 portfolios, and 2 packages. 

Se 1%L% ISa J? B th '- *<*""*>» t Cce.pJafzt^ 
J artnenhipi and Burmeee Some*. 

Becords, 1856-1951. 120 reels of microfilm. 

Smith, Grant Horace, 1865-1944. MS M " UT2 

Papers, 1859-1936. 6 cartons. 

Smith family. MS 65-1818 

Papers, 1814-1953. 3 v, 3 boxes, and 6 portfolios. 

Stone, Andrew Jackson, 1859-1918 MS65-1819 

Papers, 1896-1918. 1 carton. 



MS 65-1821 
MS 85-1176 



Troy, John Weir, 1868-1942. 

Papers, 1913-18. ca. 14 ft. of microfilm. 

U.S. Army. Deft, of Arieona. 

Beports on Ansona Tn^t.^ 1874. 

r, MS 65-1177 

U.S. Bureau of Indian Again. 

Sebeted documents relating to the far trade and the Far 
W«st,1824-51. ca.2 reels of microfilm. 

r, « » MS65-U78 

U.S. Bureau of Indian Again. Saoajo Apenoy. 

Field records, 1880-1905. ca. 10 reals of microfilm. 

MS 65-1179 
U. S. Bureau of Indian Again. Sac and r*«t Aomcu. 
Letter book, 1840-47. It. 

«t e MS65-182S 

V. S. Bureau of Indian A fain. Utah Suneriritcndenev. 
Records, 18*0-70. ca. 78 ft of microfilm. 

_ _ _ MS (5-1180 

D.S. Bureau of Land It anaoement. 

New Mexico field records, 1685-1904. ca. 109 reels of 
nucrofibn. 

D.S. Oan^alLandOfice. MS65-U81 

io^™ -8 .™ U ^'° ?"* tt ****** «» »•" ^^Mexiea, 1856- 
1915. ca. 5 reelsof microfilm. ~~«»,iow- 

U.& /riamalBmenue Service. Utah District. 6 *" 1M8 
Field records, Salt Lake City, 1862-78. 17v. 

C.S. WarDfU. MS65-18M 

ITew Mexico documents, 1853-85. 110 items and ca! 88 ft 
ofnucronan. 



Dtah dktationa, 1884W8. 182 items. MS65-U82 

VMnon.BIabeL MS65-118S 

Papers, 1914-20. 7 boxes. 

ln-i^. , MS85-1825 

vmjes an la eoeta al norte de las (Uifornias, 1774-90. 1 t. 

Vlrgiiiia A Irnekee BaOroad. MS85-U84 

Records, 1872-1950. 18 cartons and 82 packages. 

Wright, Wanam, 1829-1898 MS 85-1186 

Papers, 1860-189-. 2 cartons and 8 boxes. 

Tejjaw Jack* Gtdd mm SB™, Mb** O^gffgg 

Becords, 1871-1909. ST.andlbox. 

Yerington, Henry Marvin, 1828-1910 ^ W" 1187 

Papers, 1864-1950. 45 v, 4 cartons, and i box. 

CALIFORKI A. TOaVERSTTY I.TRPA BV n APF 
BOOKS DEPARTMENT (BERKELEY) " 



Hawthorne, Jnlian, 1848-1934. 

Pap.n>. 1826-1042. ca. 600 items. 



MS 94-1381 



Sturges, George S 

Papers, ca. 1905-20. 188 items. 

Softrage in Kevade, 1914-18. 173 items. 

Teagne, Charles Coflins, 1873-1950 
Papers. 1901-50. 103 boxes. 

Tilton ( A. E. & C. E.) .AW York. 
Becords, 1846-74. 24 v. 



MS 65-1173 

MS 65-1174 
MS64-20 

MS 65-1175 



^. . „. MS 64-1322 

Tarhru, Gnaeppi, 1692-1770. .^ 

Italian instrumental music of the 18th centurv. ca. 1750- 
1800. 1065 items. 

CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSI TY AT 
LOS ANGELES LIBRARY" .......... 



Carter, Henry Edwin, }. 1865. 
Papers, ca, 1910-40. 56 ft 



MS 63-17 



CANAL ZONE LIBRARY-M USETJM (BALBOA 
HEIGHTS) "" ~~ ' s 

r^ ,rr .- MS85-1886 

CanalW Lntrary-Miiaeom, Balboa Bdghu. 

The Panama collection: bosineas papers, 1852-1906. 5 ft 



650 



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CANAL ZONE LIBRARY-MUSEUM (BALBOA 
HEIGHTS) (Continued) 

MS 65-1827 
Canal Zone. Library-Museum, Balboa Heights. 

The Panama collection: manuscripts and society papexa 
which portray Hie on the Isthmus of Panama, 1849-1965. 
ce.l2ft. 

MS66-1828 
Canal Zone. Ubrary-Mnaenm, Balboa Brighton 

The Panama collection : maps, 1417-1958. 808 items. 



GARY LIBRARY (HOULTON, ME. ) 



MS 65-1829 



MS 64-81 



MS 64-82 



Association of Scientists for Atomic EdaeatJon. 
Becords, 1940-48. 2ft. 

Ataatnc Scientists of Chicago. 
Records, 1945-64. ea-14ft 

MS 64-8! 
Austrian, Dens, 1874-1928. 
Papers, 1902-06. ea.6ft 

MS 64-84 

Bacon family. 

The Martin A. Ryarson collection of Bacon mansaenpta, 
13u\tol8thoenturiee. 4^67 items. 



Barnes, Francis, 1840-1893, esBaelor. 

Francis Barnes collection, 1745-1844, 400 ilsms, 

CENTENARY COLLEGE LIBRARY (SHREVE- 
PORT, LAj ' ——^ 

MS 65-1880 
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sooth. Conferences. Loom- 

Records, 1847-1965. 12 ft. 

CHATTANOOGA PUBLIC LIBRARY (TENN. ) 

MS 65-1811 
Braincrd MissioB, Tern*. 

Records, 1817-38. ca. 215 items. 



Baptist Tneologksl Uraon, Chicago. 
Records, 1869-1924, 8ft 

Barrows, Samuel Jane, 1845-1909. 
Papers, 1897-1909. 1ft 



Bartky, Walter, 1901-1958. 

Papers, 1940-57. 8 folders. 



MS 64-56 
Chicago. Drawrairy. Zf&rtry. 

Account books, 18th-19th centuries. 22 t. 

MS 64-57 
Chicago. University. Library. 

American CJTil Wsr nrwrellslly, 1859-84. 121 items. 

.. MS 64-58 
Chicago. Uni v er s i ty. Library. 

American le^al personalities, 1838-1944. 86itema. 



MS 64-58 



MS 64-40 



CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 



MS 64-184 



Chicago. Municipal Caart. 

Records, 1906-27. ca. 3 ft (ca. 8800 items) 

MS 64-185 
Chicago Surface Lines. 

Records, 1857-1951. ca. 13 ft. (ca. 4100 Hems and 84 t.) 

MS 64-1828 
Cobs, Edward, 17864868. 

Correspondence, 1809-58. ca. 100 items. 

MS 64-186 
Edwards, Ninian, 1775-1833. 

Papers, 1798-1833. ca. 650 items. 

MS 64-1829 

Johnson family. 

Papers, 1822-1906. 2 ft (20 t. and ca- 1400 items) 

CHICAGO. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 

MS 64-21 

Abbott, Edith, 1876-1957. ','__„ ,« * 

Papers of Edith snd Grace Abbott, 1903-54. 45 ft. 

MS 64-22 
Aldta, Mary (Reynolds) 1B7S- 

Paprrs, 1860-1918. ca. 100 items. 

MS 644128 
ABavjn, Samnd King, 1200- coSeefer. a ' 

Papers concerning the TJiuverstty of Chicago Cyclotron, 

,9*5-52. 1100itenML MS64-28 

American Association for the United Nations. TOmois 
andlMiecst 0$rt. 
ReconK l!06-t2. 4 ft. 



_^ r, 1861-193 

Papers, 1899-1982. 4 ft. 

Beaumont, Wuhan, 1T85-1853. 
Papers, 1834-87. 120items. 



_, 1785-1871. 

Correspondence, 1806-59. ca. 220 items. 



_r, Amy, 1891-1955. 

Pspers. 1937-53. ca. 280 items. 

Bergese, Elisabeth fMana) 
Papers, 1947-5L ca. 8 ft 

Bowes family. 

Papers, 1696-1T28. 104 items. 

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. 
Records, 1945-52. ca. 14 ft 



,„«*, Sir Percy W 1836-1911. 

Correspondence, 1882-1911. 4 ft (2310 items) 

. Ernest IJeWltt, 1856-1925. 

Papers, 1890-1925. 16 ft. 



MS 64-86 
MS 64-86 

MS 64-87 
MS 64-88 
MS 64-89 
MS 64-40 
MS 64-41 
MS 64-42 
MS 64-48 

MS 64-45 



MS 64-46 

MS 64-47 
Butler, Edward Burgess, 1853-1928, coOeetor. 

Batler-Gtmsanhts collection, 16th-20th centuries. 2 ft 

MS 64-48 
CsbaBero, Fcrnan, pseud, of Cecilia B9U do Paber, 1796- 
1877. 



Cnlcsgo. TMreraUy. Library. 

English men of letters, 1775-1887. 191 items. 

CMcago. U Wvetaily . Library. 
Finnish folk tales, ca. 4 ft 

MS 64-31 
Chicago, Univciai ty. Library. 

lila^hietortcal collection, 1608-1918. 2ft 

MS64-62 
CUcago. Uraveraity. Library. 

Miscellsneous E «ji«i» ooanty, court, and royal documents, 
1399-1826. 2 ft, ca. 180 items, snd 6 T. 

MS 64-68 
CUcago. University. Library. 

Miscellaneous manoseript collection, ca. 16th-20th cen- 
turies. 3 ft (ca. 285 items) 

MS 64-806 
nri»»g n. Unfvenity. Library. Barriet Uonroe Library of 
Uodem Poetry. 
Modern poetry raanuscripts, 20th esntary. 49 items. 

MS 64-64 
Chicago. TJ lli tci sltJ. Norman Wait Barrie bfemarial 
Foundation. 

Records, 1923-56. 13 ft 

MS64-65 
Chicago. University. JJnitoerwity Eatention Division, 
American Institute of Sacred literature. 
Records, 1880-1943. lift 

MS64-68 
dark, Solomon Henry, 1861-1927. 
Papers, 1911-S2. 10 folders. 

Clarke, Adam, 17601-1832. 

Letters, 1794-1828. 59 items. 

MS64-70 
CeriimisBion on Freedom of the Press. 

Records, 1944-47. 5 ft (128 items) 

MS64-71 
Committee for Aid to German and Anstrian Scholars. 
Records, 1946-48. 425 items. 

MS 64-78 

MS 64-78 

MS 64-74 



MS 64-69 



MS 64-84 

MS 64-1324 
MS 64-25 



Anderson, Wuliam Hamilton, 1874- 
Papera. 1903-28. ca. 2200 items. 

Amett, Trevor, 1870-1955. 
Papers, 1893-1955. 1600 i 

., — JOis EDer, 1877-1948. 
Papers, 1804-1914. ca. SOOitems. 

MS 64-26 

Ankew, George A 

Letter book and oommonplace book, 1805-06. It. 

MS 64-27 
Association of Cambridge Sdentista. 
Records, 1945-46. 28 folders. 

MS 64-23 
Aasodauon of Los Alamos Scientists. 
Records, 1946-48. 5 ft. 

MS 64-29 
Association of Oak Kdge Engineers snd Scientists. 
Records, 1946-61. 9ft 



Papers, 1856-76. oa. 620 items. 

Campbell, Beatrice Stella (Tanner) 1865-1940. 
Papers, 1904-38. ca. 160 items. 

Castle, Henry Northrup, 1862-1895. 

Pspers, 1872-95. ca. 4 ft (ca. 1500 items) 

Caamberlin, Thomas Cnrowder, 1843-1928. / 
Papers. 1880-1928. 3 ft 

Chicago. Committee of Fifteen. 
Papers, 1912-18. 26 T. 



Chicago. First Baptist Chare*. 

Records. 1881-1906. 71 Hems. 



Chicago Mechanics' Institute. 

Records, 1849-1941. ca.4ft 



Association of Pasadena Scientists. 

Records, 1945-46. 1ft. (1000 Hems) 



MS 64-30 



MS 64-49 
MS 64-60 
MS 64-61 
MS 64-52 

MS 64-58 

MS 64-66 

/■■■ 

MS 64-67 



Committee to Frame a World Consttarttsa. 
Reeords. 1945-51. 18ft 

Cook. Orator Fuller, 1867-1949. 
Papers, 1891-1945. 83 folders. 

Cealton, George Gordon, 1858-1947. 
Papers,-1876-1941. ca. IS ft 

MS 64-75 
Cart, Louis, chevalier ie, 1722-1804. ... 

Manuscrits proreuant de Louis de Curt, commissaire de 
la marine, 1771-82. 2 v. 

MS 64-807 
D" Alton, John, 1792-1867. 

Papers, ca. 1830-67. ca. 12 ft (ca. 200 items) 



Chicago reriew. 

Records, 1953-57. 22 folders and 9 pistes. 

MS 64-54 
Chicago. University. Charles B. Walgreen Foundation for 
the Study of American Institutions. 
Records, 1938-56. 2ft 

MS 64-65 
Chicago. University. Deo*, of Anthropology. 

Etbim-history collection, 16th-19th centuries 163 items 
and 140 reels of irucrofilm (pOeitiTs) 



Dennis, Helen 1 

Papers, 1897-1943. 500 Hams. 

Dewey, John, 1859-1952. 

Letters, 1894-1906. cs. 100 items. 

Duke, Charles Wentworth, 1789^1864. 
■Correspondence, 1860-60. 54 Hems. 



MS 64-76 



MS 64-77 



MS 64-78 



MS 64-79 



MS 64-80 



Douglas, Stephen Arnold, 1813-1661. 

Pspers. 1835-61. cs. 23 ft (ca. 16\000 items) 

Duckworth, Sir John Thomas, 1748-1B17. 
Pspers, 1808-12. ca. 70 items. 

MS 64-81 
Darrett, Reuben Thomas, 1824-1913, collector. 

Papers on Kentucky and the Ohio River Valley, 1674- 
1913. 35 ft (cs. 2800 items) 

MS64-S2 
n-l»»,l, al rey de Fez y Msrruecos par Juan Enr. 
Torky, 1791-1801. 1 v. 



651 



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MS 64-83 



MS 64-84 



CHICAGO. TTWTVEPg rrY LIBRAR Y 
(Continued) " " 

Snergeney Committee of rttnali Santana. 
Records. 1846-51. 12 ft. (ea. lajMiLa) 

RngHsh, William Hayden. 1822-1896. 

Papers, 1671-1895. ca. 4 ft. (ca. 1500 items) 

Eteto da ordonaanca, edits, declarations, ««2f ^ 
aente, et leta. patenta, caKeraiaTkVammax^isto, 
et colonies francoia ... 1665-1770. 1 ~_ ^ Tree "*» ■"» 

Federation of American Scientists. MS64-88 

Records, 1946-58. ca. 10 ft, 

Fermi, Enrico. 1901-1954. M **"*" 

Papers, 1919-54. a.21ft. 

tight for Freedom. MS64-68 

,,*•«•** the Chicago Chapter, 19*1-47. .ft. (a. 



Herriek, Robert. 1868-1938. MS84-10* 

Papers, 1898-1938. ca.l8ft. (ca.20/XP0 items) 

Hitchcock ft.Hr. 11364-110 

Pspers. 1884-78. »7 items. 

B^a-Md,..!!*,. ms.6*-iu 

Later book, 1855-56. It. 

Hoist, Hermann Ednard ran. 1841-1904, MS64-808 

Papere, 1867-1M0. 4, ft. ^^ 

Letters, 1820-41. j T . ^^ 
. Cyril Orris, 1918- MS64-U26 



■JJJ. *»e Patrick, cdMT*, ffGa^lUa,? £•? 

Pspers, 1824-81. ca. 6 ft. (ca. 3000 items) 

B^.Wo.mita^isss-iMo. M3St " m 

Papers, 1888-1888. 3 ft. 

Hrthews, State, XS63JJ11. MS64J88 

Papers, 1897-1941. 18 ft. 

*^,Al«»UHler A, 1874-1828. MS64-U* 

j^pfc »*■» «d drawings, isW-Sg. ca. 3 ft. (1*8 



MS 64-89 
MS 64-90 

MS 64-91 



Gale, Henry Gordon, 1874-1842. 
Papers, 1896-1941. ca-lft. 

Gales, Frederick Taylor, 1853-1929. 

Correspondence, 1888-1906. 14 folders. 

GeMedand (Dutch wum-of^mcr) 
Records, 1800-02. Ibex. 

Gnfc, Andre Fan GaJBaame, 1869-1951. MS84-92 

Letters IO Fraiie»TielMhisTn,im-1924, 50 items 

GOkey, Charles Whitney, 1882- MS64-88 

Papers, 1928-42. 1 box. 

Gwblpbin, darks, 1648 («o.)-1720 MS "*"** 

Letters to Kichard Bnlstrode, 1680-82. 102ltems. 

Goodrich, Eunice, fi. 1870-1920. M364-95 

Papen.ce. 1870-1820. 2 ft! (126 items) 

Goodspeed, TiHmas Walnaseld, 1842-1927 MS64-96 

Papas, 1884-1927. 8 it •""*"'• 

Grant Elijah P 181CW874. ^ "^ I 

Papers. 1843-71. cs. 2 ft. (a. 800 items) 

GiitDej family. 

Pspers, 1847-1S20. cs. 1 ft, (ca. 1500 items) 

Gonther, John, 1801- 

Papers, 1986-61. 200 ft. 

Gmtey, Wnbam Frank Eugene, 1854-1948. 

Correspondence, 1869-97. 2 ft. (2009 items) 

Hanson, James Christian Menaca. 1884-lMS 
Papers, 1900-48. 2 ft^ 1B »W»"- 

Harper, Pan! Vincent, 1889- 

Correspondence, 1941-49. 3 ft. 

Harper, Samuel Northrop, 1882-1943 
Papers, 1900-48. ea. 80,000 I 



Hoteiuns, Robert Mayaard, 1898- 
Paptrs, 1981-5L ca. 33 ft. 

HnteMnaon, William Thanaa, 1885- 
Pepers, 1941-68. SfL 



-_, — _^, 1911- 
Corrarjaidence, 1982-52. ca.820itema. 



MS 64-809 

MS 64-118 
MS 64-11* 



MesdMSoarg* Herbert, 1868-1931. 
Papers, 1820-80. ea. 6000 items. 

Heady, Wdborc Hfis, Jan*, im-UM. 
v-onespomteDM, 1784-1817. 60 " 



I»*er»»tioBai Corneal of »-"-■- « ^ MS84-115 

Records, 1930-60. ca.4ft. 
* r 'T^ W * tato ' 1M ^ «**" MS 64-116 



MS 64-181 

MS 64-810 
MS 64-186 
MS 64-187 
MS 64-188 



Henry Arthur, 1851-1929 
Letters to William M07 llomas, 1878-98. 

Jenkm Lloyd, 184S-1M8. 
Psprs, 1861-194& 6 ft. 



In**, Charles Hnhhard, 1878-1848. 
Papera, 1925-87. 18 ft. 



MS64-U7 



MS 64-1826 
MS 64-1827 



Papers, 1774-1849. co.290; 



Harper, William Rainej, 1856-1906 
Papers, 1886-1908. ca. 10^)00 items. 



Hart, Schaffner, and Marx. 
Records, 1919-20. ca.2ft. 

Heaton, David F 

Papers, 1837-58. 204 items. 

Henderson, Charles Richmond, 1848-1815 
Papers, 1907-10. 2ft^ 

Henshaw, Paul Stewart, 1902- 
Papers, 1945-49. 2200 items. 



MS 64-10* 



tat, Ebeoear, 1798-1866 "^ **- u » 

Pspers, 1797-1880. 5 ft. 

Utimer, Ronald Lane. MS 64-120 

Pspers, 1934-38. ca. 500 items 

U "^ J '«?l*™oee, 1850-1988. """"^ 

Pspers, 1885-1914. 2 bores. 

I*w, John, 1671-1729. MS 64-122 

MsnnsmtesorlesinaMes,17154». St. 

lathes, Wmiam. MS64-128 

Letters, 1716-19. It. 

twtoen, Salmon OBrer, 1865-1941 M •*-"* 

Pspers, 1918-41. c87ft. (ca. 50^)00 irems) 

Lewis, Fielding, 1763 (-1834. MS 64-126 

Bi*nn« records, 1790-1834. ca. 1500 itams. 

Iks Loots A. SlorJn Mamari.i b_j ■» . MS64-026 

200 itara.^^ Memorial Fond coHecrion, 19*6-62. 



. Harriet, 1860-1936. 
P»PWs, 1878-1936. 32 ft. 

Meadjr, William Taasttn, 1869-1910. 

Paws, 1891-1981. ca. 8 ft. (ea. 420-items) 

Morgan, nomas J 1847-1812. 

Pepsra, 1892-1886. ca-Sft. 

MaUo«dQmfa«Dxe on Social Walfaw. MS6MS9 

Studies on social work, 1928-82. 2 ft. (142 itsms) 

Kef, John TJlric 1862-1915 "* ot-ldO 

Papers, 1884-1915. 1ft. 

Kef, John TJlric, 1898- MS64-141 

Mamiscriptsol writings, 1935-57. 5ft, 

Mef, John TJbSc 1899- MS64-M2 

KorttomjGeorgeT „a xU>r MS64-M8 

s La Gran «mquista de TJltrsmar materirfs, 1508-19*0. 

O-Conwr, Harrr Edward Clarke. MS6M4* 

Letter book, 1821-25. i T . 

Otbm, Wflkam FidoW, 1886-1959 MS *"* 

Pspers, ca. 1989-51. ca.l4ftT 

fflaroy* Osbarn HanuTiae, 1842-1830 MS64-M6 

Papers, 1818-1980. 5ft. 

ffSmtth, Rkhard John Smith, inoam a, ITBe-lSsi 5 ^^ 
Papers, 1820-66. ea. 200 toamT^ ' MMi 

MS 64-1*8 
MS 64-149 



s *HBe1eci enriosoe, 18th eenrarT. It. 



MS 64-107 



MS 64-108 



l^HobertlllmavieTO-Wse. MS 64-127 

Pspers. 1876-1950. ca-lft. 

1^*". Prank Orren, 1861-1943 ^ ^ m 

PM«s, 1895-1948. ca. 102 ft. (ca. 200 ,000 items) 

MneDowell. Charle, Hearr, 1867-1954. ^ ""^ 

Pspers, 1919-23. 4ft. 

Mel«ghlm, Andrew CaainjoaB, 1861-1947 ^ "'"" 
Papers. 1899-1988. 2lrL 



Fays, James, 1830-1B9S. 
Papers, 1865-88. 60t. 

Poetry. 

Becords, 1912-60. 82 ft. 

Price, Ira Hanrice, 1856-1939. 
Pspers, 1892-1989. ca.Sft, 

Hed Bt ane, Yincart Bnrroagh, 1868-19*1. 
Cliaaosr life records. 85 ft. ^^ 

HW^rt. Editt, 1871-1984 

Papers, 1896-1930. cs. 2 ft. 

Hieketts, Howard Taylor, 1871-1910 
Papers, 1891-1908. 4 ft. 

Robertson family. 

Papers, 1740-1925. 6 ft. (ca. 8750 items) 

Rockefeller, John Darinon, 1839-1887 
Pspers, 1880-1915. ca. 800 Hems.' 

Eooserelt, Theodore, Pro. V. S ,1858-1918 
Papers, 1884-1819. 308 items. 



MS 64-150 

MS 64-151 

MS 64-811 

MS 64-163 

MS 64-458 
MS 94-154 
MS 64-155 

MS 64-812 



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MS 64-156 



BosenwaU, Julius, : 

Papers, 1862-1980. 83 ft. (ca. 80,000 items) 



Bund, Beardsley, 1894-1960. 
Papers, 1917-59. 7 ft. 



Bush, Joseph Harold. 

Correspondence, 1945-48. 29 folders. 



M364-1W 



MS 64-158 



Schilling, George A S. 1850. 

Pspcrs, 1B87-1936. 2 ft (St. and 4 folders) 

Scott, Arthur Pearson, 1884- 

Papers, ea. 1980-45. 15 folders. 

Shorey, Paul, 1857-1984. 
Papers, 1878-1934. ltt. 



IIS 64-159 



MS 64-160 



IIS 84-161 



Hi, 1895-1945. 
Papers, 1915-50. 14Ti 



MS 64-162 



MS 84-188 



MS 64-164 



MS 64-165 



os. & Company, PhUoJecfhJa. 
Records, 1856-1911. 82 T. 

gnaD. Albion Woodbury, 1854-1925. 
Papers, 1904-24. 2 bone. 

Snuth, Thomas Vernor, 1890- 
Fupers, 1934-46. 5 ft. 

MS 64-166 
Spencer, William Marvin, 1892- eoBeetcr. 

Tie William M. Spencer collection of manuscripts on 
French history, ca. 1770-1840. ca. 820 items. 

MS 64-167 
Starr, Frederick, 1858-1933. 

Papers, 1B76-1930. ca. 5 ft. (ea. 700 Hems) 

MS 64-168 
Stephenson, Joseph Henry, 1819-18901 

Correspondence, 1852-90. ca, 400 items. 

MS 64-189 
Stuart de Rothesay, Charles Stuart, lorn, 1779-1845. 
Correspondence, 1814-30. ea. 1200 items. 

MS64-170 
Sweet, William Warren, 1881-1919, collector. 

Church History Research Fund manuscripts, ca. 1600-50. 
45 T. 

MS 64-171 



CHURCH HISTORICAL SOCIETY (AUSTIN, 
TEX) : ~ ' — " —^ 

MS 65-1188 
Graves, Frederick Rogers, Bo, 1858-1940. 
Papers, 1880-1940. 8ft. 

CHURCH MEDICAL LIBRARY. NORTH - 
WESTERN UNiyERSITY see NORTH- 
WESTERN UNIVERSITY, ARCHIBALD 
CHURCH MEDICAL LIBRARY (CHICAGO) 



CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM, NEW 
CHURCH LIBRARY (CINCINNATI/ 

MS 65-1832 



1688-1772. 
Manuscripts, 1720-68. lft 

CINCINNATI HISTORICAL SOCIETY 



American Turners. CtncumeJi 
Record*, 1850-1948. 53 t. 



MS 63-157 



ik of the United States (ISlS-liJf) 
Records, 1817-59. ea. 8000 items and 28 t.. 



MS 68-158 



1858-1948. 
Papers, 1860-1945. 2 ft 

Teiehmann, Emu, 1845-1921 
Papers, 1868-1925. 100 items. 

Tufts, James Harden, 1862-1942. 
Papers, 1908-28. ca. 2 ft. 



Twiaden family. 

Papers, 1020-1740. 5 v. 

WaUen, John Morgan, £p, 1831-1914. 
Papers, 1854-1915 ca. 2 ft 



Robert, tart of Orford, 1676-1745. 
Correspondence, 1701-09. 76 Hems. 

Washington Association of Scientists. 
Records, 1947-57. 81 folders. 



Back. Lewis Cass, 1845-1919. 

Correspondence, 1876-1927. 81 Hems. 



Bousearen, Leeds Frederic Gesture, 1840-1901 
Correspondence, 1879-1900. 6 v. 



Brown, Henry, of Dayton, Ohio. 
Pener*. 1799-1833. 75 Hem*. 



Buchanan, Robert, 1797-1879. 
Papers, 1814-79. 189 Hems. 



jti. Baseball Qub (Motional League) 
Records. 1882-88. 7 t. and 6 boxes. 

MS 64-1330 
Chusunati Stuart Walker Company. 
Records. 1929-81. SISitems. 

MS 63-164 
Cincinnati. Walnut Hum CsnaTtsmtrsnal Church. 
Records, 1847-1940. 4 boxes, 22 V, and 2 folders. 

MS 68-165 



MS 68-159 



MS63-1M 



MS 63-161 



MS 63-162 



MS 63-163 



MS 64-172 

MS 64-173 

MS 64-174 

MS 64-175 

MS 64-176 

IIS 64-177 

MS 84-178 
White, Leonard Dupee, 1891-1958. 

Papers of Leonard D. White and the President's Commit, 
tee on Civil Service Improvement, 1984-54. 8 ft. 

MS64-179 
rTieboMt-Rosenwald collection of German folksongs, 
cs. 150,000 items. 

MS64-180 

MS .64-181 
1829-1928. 
Papers, ea. 1860-65. ce-lOOitsma, 

MS 64-182 
Wadd Citizens Association. 
Papers, 1939-58. 9ft. 

MS 64-188 
Wright, Quinsy, 1890^ 

Papers, 1913-56. cclSft. 



Oat, Henry Martyn, 1839-1902,-ceSeelar. 
Collection. 1848-91. 150 items. 



Conch. William, 1769-1855. 

Papers, ca. 1790-1855. cm. 800 



Curwen, MaakeB Bering, 1 

Papers. 1818-84. 160 items. 

Bate. David Kirknatriek, 1785-1B75. 

Papers, 1802-78. IP v. and 10 folder*. 



WUcsx. Deles Franklin, 1878-1928. 
Papers, 1907-28. 19 ft 



MS 68-166 



MS 68-167 



MS 63-168 



Fox, George Benson, 5. 1842. 
Letters, 1861-63. T8 items. 

MS 68-170 
Gkusdalc, Ohio. Maple Knoll Hospital and Home. 

Records. 1854-1957. 16 v. 

MS 88-171 
Greene, William, 1797-1888. 

Papers. 1775-1888. 754 Hems, 

MS 68-172 
Greene family. 

Papers of the Greene and Roelker familial, collected by 
Luden Wuhan, 1818-81. 6 boxes. 

MS 63-178 
Grove family. 

Papers. 1828-1980. 7 boxes. 

MS 65-17 
Harrison, William Henry, Free. V. fi, 1773-1841. 
Papers, 1794-1860. Ibex. 

"^ MS68-174 

family. 
Papers, 1789-1893. 465 items. 

MS 65-175 



Johnston, John, 1775-1861.' 
Papers, 1806-61. 5 boxes. 


MS 63-176 


Jones, Frank Johnston, 1838-1927. 

Papers. 1845-1941. 165 items end 3 boxes. 


MS 63-177 


Jones, John Davis, 1797-1878. 

Papers, 1811-41. 53 items and 10 v. 


MS 63-178 


Kemper family. 

Papers, 1790-1945. 13 boxes. 


MS 63-179 


Kingfamfly. 

Papers, 1791-1880. ca. 600 items. 


MS 63-180 


Lane Theological Seminary. Cmamtti 
Records. 1831-1933. 1 box. 


MS 63-181 


Lee, Lewis Earle, 1870-1937. 
Papers, 1917-19. 2 bows. 


MS 63-182 


Lough family. 

Corremendmee, 1853-1903. 402 Hems. 


MS 63-183 


McBride, James, 1788-1859. 
Papers, 1804-68. 42v. 


MS 68-184 


ntssaa famuy. 

Papers, ca. 1850-1954. lbox. 


MS 68-185 


Powers. Hiram, 1805-1873. 

Correspondence, 1827-73. 778 items. 


MS 65-16 


Republican Party. Ohio. 

Records, 1864-65. 88 Hems. 


MS 63-186 


Short family. 

Papers, 1786-1865. lbox. 


MS 63-187 


S^Tf— ■, Robert, 1830-1897. 
Papers, 1863-1900. 9 boxes. 


MS63-1B8 


Stevenson, Thomas E 1803-1863. 
Correspondence, 1807-81. 804 Hems. 


MS 63-189 


Stratum, Isaac S. 1810. 

Correspondence, 1830-99. 270 items. 


MS 63-190 


SwingfamOy. 

Papers, 1800-88. 71 items. 


MS 63-181 


Taylor, James, 1769-1848. 

Papers. 1797-1848. 890 items. 


MS63-1S2 


Thompson, James Henry, 1812-1900. 
Papers, 1805-1921. 27 boxes. 


MS 63-193 


Todd family. 

Papers, 1809-1949. 343 items. 


KS63-1M 




MS 63-195 



Torrence, Aaron, collector. 

Collection. 1790-1856. 21 ft. (2171 Hems) 

MS63-198 
Trotter (Samuel and George) Company, Lexington, Ey. 
Correspondence, 1805-19. 4 boxes. 

MS 63-197 
U. S. itrmy. Deft, of the Ohio. 
Records, 1861-68. 4 boxes. 



MS 63-196 



Walker, Timothy, 1806-1856. 

Papers, 1825-55. 108 items and 1 v. 



WeHxeL Godfrey, 18S5-18B4. 
Papers. 1878-85. 2 v. 

MS63^200 
Western Academy of Natural Sciences, Cvicmncti. 
Records, 1835-53. 6 v. 

MS 63-201 
Whetpley, Albert W 1831-1900, collector. 

Wbelpley autograph collection, ca. 1791-1899. ca. 1000 



MS 63-202 



Correspondence, 1861-68. 78 Hi 
653 



Williams, Samuel Wesley, 1827-1928, collector. 
1 Papers, 1800-1927. ca. 1200 items. 



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MSaa-eos 



Records, 1888-98. 8r. 

Wands, John, 1794-1855. 

Papers, 1882-55. 248 items. 



Wright. Nathaniel. 17B9-1875. 

Pipers. 1797-1877. 615 items and 1 r. 



MS 88-204 



MS 68-405 



MS 64-1387 



CLARBMONT COLLEGES see HONNOLD 
LIBRARY FOR THE ASSOCIATED COL- 
LEGES (CLAREMONT, CALIF.) 

CLEMENTS LIBRARY, UNI VER SIT Y OF 
Mi^nnjAN see MTCHIRAN. mjrgc^g^ry 
WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS LIBRARY ' 

(ANN ARBOR) 

COLORADO. STATE UNIVERSITY L IBRARY 
IFORT COLLINS) v : . .-.-■■ - ■■■ 



CMe Legislative League of New York State. 
Office files, 1*49-52. 18 boxes. 

MS 64-1388 
Columbia Uarrexatty. Dept. of EneSA cad ComperaHeo 

Gincspondence, 1900-6L 180 hems. 

MS 68-11*8 

MS 84-1388 



Morris, Richard Brandon, 1904- 
Papers, 1925-80. 6 boxes. 



— . , Vera Leeaa, 1888-1881. 
Papers, 1918-45. ea. 7500 items. 

Cox, Keayou, J856-1919. 

Papers, 1828-1917. 602 i 



MS 64-1346 



TJ. S. Repayment Commotion. 
Records, 1937-88. It. 



MS 65-1833 



colorado. universi ty libraries 

(boulder) ~ . : . ' ; 



Orahoed, Harper M 13401-1914. 

Papers, 1868-78. 4 ft. (ea. 400 items) 

Teller, Henry Moore, 1830-1914. 

Papers, 1960-75. 8 ft. (en. 800 items) 



MS 65-1189 
MS 65-1190 



COLUMBIA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
(BLOQMSBURG, PA. I " 

., MS65-19 

Columbia County (Pa.) Hiatorical Society. 

Papers relating to Columbia Co, Pa, 1900-64. ca. 2 ft. 
(ca. 200 items) 

columbia universrry libraries (new 
yorkcttyJ 

MS 64-1831 
American InaUtnte of Pacttc Remttoaa. 

Pacific Relations Institutes office files, 1927-67. 68 v. and 
118 file drawara 

MS64-18S2 



Catkr, Ceadaet Walker, 1888-1998. 
Papers, ea. 1918-82. ca. 100 hems. 

^^ - M566-1197 

a William Joseph. 1883-18S9, eeBeeter. 
Papers on the intelligence serrice daring the American 
Bevotatum, 1775-60. ea. 15\000 items. 

a_„, -_^. _ MS64-13ul 

Imm, Walter Loam, 1894-1961. 
Papers, ea. 1920-80. llboxes. 

„ . . _ MS 64-1342 

Bmry, Aubrey, 1891-1959. 

Papers on the metric system, ca. 1920-69. 16 boxes. 

E.~i c-n_ - MS 65-1196 

EugeL Saltan, collector. 

Manuscripts, aotograph letters, and drawings collected by 
Bolton and Julia Engel, 1832-1935. 76 ! *" 



__ MS 65-1199 

Franklin, Christine (Land) 1847-1930. 

Papers of Christine and Fabian Franklin, ca. 1900-39 
ea. 7000 ; *= — 



— . — Jna, 1885-1958. 

Paperson Petrarch, ca. 1*30-60. 2 boxes. 

Osgood, Herbert Leei, 1855-1918. 
Papers, ea. 1900-84. 14boasa 

Payne, John Howard, 17*1-1852. 

Papers, ca. 1786-1952. ea. 1800 items. 

Price, Laden, 1883-1964. 

Literary manincripts, 1951-68. 20 bona. 

PntUieal science qnarterly. 

Correspondence, 1886-1961. 26 boxes. 

Piaa wUona l Representation League. 
Papers, 1*00-51. ca. 16,000 ' 



Appkton (D.) and Company. 

Corrfspondence, 1864-1933. 52 items. 

Barry, Frederick, 1876-1*43. 

Papers, ca. 18*0-1943. a. 1100 items. 

BarOett, Waard, 1846-1925. 

Papers, 1855-1924. ca. 8000 items. 

Bdmont, Eleanor (Robsen) 1879- 
Paprra, 1853-1961. ca. 4000 items. 



MS 66-11*2 
MS 64-1388 
MS 64-1334 

Benjamin, William Evarts, 1859-1940, collector. 

Letters, manoacripts, and drawings, 1817-88. 88 items. 

MS65-1198 
Berol, Alfred C 1892- collector. 

_. American Revolutionary letters and documents, collected 
by Alfred C. and Madeleine Rossui Berol, 1650-1830. 162 
items. 



Braden, SpruiBe, 1894- 

Papers, 1921-57. 42 t. and 19 boxes. 



Broughton, Sarah Smnner, 1802-1853. 
Papers, 1823-80. 94i 



Carman, Barry James, 1884-1964. 

Papers, 1*00-64. ca. 82,000 items. 



MS 64-1335 



MS 64-1336 



MS 66-11*4 



Gay finny. MS 66-1200 

lO^OOOitans' ** G * 7 ■** ° ti " 1 ™ iK * s • «*■ 17 «-1»W. ca. 



MS 64-1343 
MS 64-1344 

MS 65-1201 
MS 64-1346 
MS 65-11*5 
MS 64-1346 
MS 65-1202 
MS 65-1203 
MS 84-1847 
MS 65-1204 
MS 64-1848 
MS 64-134* 

MS 64-1850 
MS 65-1205 



mtehel family. MS 65-1206 

Mitehel end Parroy family papers, ca. 1830-1*18. 811 



Genhom, Walter, 1906- 

Papera,ca. 1930-60. 59 boles. 

Gerry, Ettrioge Thomas, 1887-1*27 
Papers, 1856-1912. 341 items. 

Gfldereleere, Virginia Crocheraa, 1877- 
Papers, 1898-1962. ca. 7500 kerns. 

Hards, Ira A 1873-1*38. 

Correspondence, 1895-1937. 72 items. 

Honsman, Alfred Edward, 1859-1936. 
Papers, 1922-58. 157 items. 

Irving, John Treat, 1812-1906. 

Correspondence, 1807-1936. 312 items. 

The Jonmal of philosophy. 

Correspondence, 1892-1943. 121 items. 

Leverich family. 

Correspondence, 1820-70. ca. 600 items. 



Loess, Edward VerralL 1868-1*88. 

Correspondence, 1908-38. leSitems. 



Maltz, Albert, 1908- 

Iaterary manuscripts, ca. 1*40-60. 17 boxes. 

Msxriner, J Theodore, 1892-1937. 

Papers, 1918-37. 5 boxes. 



Matthews, Herbert Lionel, 1900- 

Papers on Cuba, 1052-61. 3 boxes. 

Moitingly, Garrett, 1900-1962. 
Papers, ca. 1940-62. 4 boxes. 

Moloney, Marie (Mattingly), 1888-1943. 
Papers, 1891-1*43. 4700 i 



Moore, Ileiirylsaxweli, 1869-1*58. MS64-18J1 

Papers on economics and econometrics, ca. 1900-40. 44 



MS 64-1262 

MS 64-1358 

MS 65-1207 
MS 64-1354 

MS 65-1208 
MS 64-1856 
MS 64-1356 
MS 64-1367 
MS 64-1358 
MS 64-1369 
MS 64-1360 
MS 64-1361 
MS 64-1362 
MS 64-1363 
MS 64-1364 
MS 64-1366 
MS 65-1209 

MS 65-1210 
MS 64-1366 
MS 64-1367 
MS 65-1211 
MS 65-1834 



Panm, Michael Idrorsky, 1856-1935. 
Papers, 1894-1935. 62 items. 



Robinson, Mabel Lomse, 18821-1*62. 
Papers, ea. 1930-59. 20 boxes. 

Baeaaaewiex, Erla. 

Nc<ebooks,ca. 1930-40. 1ST. 

Rood, Roland, 1863-1927. 

Papers, ca. 1910-27. 5 boxes. 

Ssnford, En Matthews, 18*4-1854. 
Papers, 1945-54. Shores. 

Sehroeder, Theodore Albert, 1864-1963. 
Papers, ca. 1930-52. 



Stone, Harlan Flake, 1872-1946 
Papers, 1810-23. ca. 12 ft. 

Testa, Numb, 1856-1*48. 

Letters, 1894-103L 188 items. 

Thorndike, Lynn, 1882- 

Papers, 1950-63. 18 boxes. 

Van Doren, Mark, 16*4- 

Papers, ca. 1917-65. ca.2000i 



Weaver, Raymond Mewoarne, 1888-1*48. 
Papers, cs. 1920-40. ca.200 items. 

Westenaann, William linn, 1878-1*54. 
Papers, cs. 1930-64. 6 boxes. 

Westgate Press, Sen Franewo. 
Records, 1929-SL 133 items. 

WDlis, Henry Parker, 1874-1937. 

Papers, ca. 1910-37. ca. 10/100 items. 

Yeats tunny. 

Papers, 1896-1940. 78 items. 



CONCORDIA HISTORICAL nt STTTTTTE (ST 

Louis, mot? — ~ *==* 

MS 64-818 
Amdt, William, 1880-1857. 

Papers, 1894-1957. (MS62-3S87) 
• Addition, 1920-67. 11 ft. (ca. BfiOO items) 

MS 63-18 
Baepler, Walter August, 1863- 

Doctrinal unity ooUectioii, 1952-57. ea. 1000 items. 

MS63-19 
Concordia Historical Institute, St. lane 

Lutheran Cnnreh--Missouri Synod Christasn primary 
education collection, 1851-1949. ca. 2 ft. (ca, 250 h^nqs) and 
1 reelof micronlm (poauiTe) 



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CONCORDIA HISTORICAL INSTITUTE (ST. 
LOPE; MO.) (Continued) 

MS63-20 
Concordia Historical Institute, St.Zouit. 

Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod Christian secondary 
education collection, 1885-1050. 5 ft. (ca. 1300 itnns) 

MS 63-21 
Concordia Historical Institute, St. Louie. 

Lutheran C&urch— Missouri Synod cwm mK ataonal rec- 
ords collection, 1844-1958. ca. 8 ft. (ca. 950 items) 

MS 68-22 
Concordia Historical Institute, St. Louie. 

Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod pastoral conferences, 
184M9G1. ce.4ft (ca. 350 items) 

MS63-23 
Concordia Historical Institute, St. Louie. 

St Lnuisjolleetion, 1839-1938. 9 ft. (ca. 4400 items) 

MS68-24 
Concordia Theological Seminary, St. Louie. 
Records, 1855-1960. ca. 2100 items. 

MS68-25 
Evangelical Lntheran Synod of IDiaois. 

Records, 1851-80. 4 v. 

MS 68-26 
Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North Amer- 
ica. 

Records, 1934-53. 3 ft- (ca. 1500 items) 

MS68-S7 
Kvangeucal Lutheran Synodical Conference of North 
America. Mieeumary Board. 
Records. 1906-53. 24 ft (ca. 15J00O items) 

> " MS 63-28 

Grmnm, Arnold Henry. 1893-1959. 

Papers, 1954-59. T ft. (ca. 3500 items) 

MS 63-29 
Lntheran Church-Mh«)Ouri Synod. 

Records, 1647-1962. 14 ft <ca^700 Hems) 

MS 63-30 
Lntheran Church — Missouri Synod. 

Saxon immigration collection, 1833-56. 3 ft. (ca. 1700 
hems) 

MS63-S1 
Lutheran Chttrch-Hissoari Synod. Armed Service* Com- 
y-misekm. 

Records, 1917-85. 5 ft (ca. 6000 Hems) 

MS 64-187 
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod. Beard for Borne Mie- 
none in Jforth and South America. 
Records. 1853-1959. ca.8ft. 

MS 64-814 
Lntheran Clmnli Mimiiiri Synod. Beard for World Mil- 



MS64-190 
Connecticut (Colony) 

Colonial agents' letters, 1742-73. 82 items (It.) 



ComKctknt. Council of Safety. 
Records, 1775-83. 410 items. 



Connecticut General Aetemhly. 
Records, 1631-1819. 400 items. 

Cerjaecticnt Gore Land Company. 
Records, 1681-1814. ca_650i 



MS 64-101 
MS 64-192 

MS 65-1214 
MS 64-193 



Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford. 

American Revolution manuscripts, 1765-91. ca. 1140 
items. 

MS 65-1213 
Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford. 

French and Indian wars papers, 1744-63. ca. 470 items. 



Douglas, John, i. 1734. 

Papers, 1776-42. 76 items 

Ginette, Wmiam Hooker, 1853-1937. 
Letters, 1891-1914. 85 i 



CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. COLLEC- 



TION OF REGIONAL HISTORY AND UNI- 
VERSITY ARCHIVES (ITHACA. N..Y. ) 



MS 64-815 
Allen, Charles Francis Hftehcaek, 1895- ooTUetor. 

Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern Railroad Company pa- 
pers, 1872-1900. 3ft 

MS 64-816 
Allen, George, 1808-1870. 

Paprrs, 1856-51). 145 items. 

Alward. Emily Wight (Babcock) 1836-1910. 
Estate papers, 1806-1919. St. and 1 box. 

MB64-818 
American Association of TMrenuHy Women. ItKaea 

Record.-, 1918-1957. ce.2b 



MSM-MT 



Records, 1869-1960. ca. 20 ft. (ca. 12,775 items) 

Lutheran Immigration Society. 

Records, 1900-60. ca.Sft. (ca. 1200 items) 

Meyer, Lawrence, 1890- 

Paper*. 1926-52. 48 ft. (ca. 25,000 items) 



MS 68-82 



MS 63-38 



MS 64-184 

MS 66-1216 

MS 64-196 

MS 64-196 

MS 64-1868 

MS 64-1369 

MS 64-197 

MS 64-1*8 

MS 64-199 

MS 64-1870 
Bobbins, Ammi Ruham-h, 1740-1813. 

Papers of Ammi Ruhamah Bobbins and Philemon Bob- 
bins, 1727-1809. ca. 300 items. 

MS 64-200 
Sfcswrnsy, Lydia Howard (Huntley) 1791-1866. 
C or respondence, 1788-1611. ca. 100 items. 

MS 64-1371 



Gray, Samuel, of Windham^ Can*. 
Papers. 1777-62. 277 items. 

GtBdL Privy Council. 

Council orders, 1743-75. 96 items (It.) 

Hendee, Lndns J ^1818-1888. 
Correspondence, 1850-60. eOOitems. 

Honey, Alexander Hamilton, 1804-1887. 
Paprrs. 4 ft (ca. 4500 items) 

HoDey, Alexander Lyman, 1832-1882. 
Correspondence, 1848-82. 200 hnma 

Huntington, Jedediah, 1743-1818. 
Correspondence, 1758-1814. 418' 



1723-1792. 
Papers, 1727-1808. ca. 220 tans. 



American Nature Stody Society. 
Beeords, 1937-49. 3ft 

Andrews, Charles Thomas, 1843-1931. 

Papers. 1854-1922. ca.1Mnanwsno.7r. 

Arnold Lumber Company, PmghJcceprU, N. T. 
Beeords, 1821-1938. ca. 88 ft 



Babcock, John Butter, 1822- 
Letters, 1938-46. 609 Hems. 



MS 63-34 



Pardieck, Ednard. 1867-1926. 

Sermons, 1691-99. ca. 600 items. 



CONGREGATIONAL LIBRARY (BOSTON) Bee 
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCI- 
ATION, CONGREGATIONAL LIBRARY 
(BOSTON) 



CONNECTI CUT HISTORICAL SOCIETY (HART - 
FORD) ' "" " . ..-.- .. .:..■■:.. 



an Cotton, 1765-1845. 
Pspers, 1760-1860. 4 ft (2500 items) 

Tomnnson, Gideon, 1780-1854, 

Papers, 1760-1^77. 7 ft (7000 items) 

IreadweL John, 1745-1823. 
Papers. 1798-1818. 



Wadsworth, Daniel, 1771-1848. 
Papers, 1748-1883. ea.700 



/-MS 66-1836 

r 

MS 64-1372 



MS 64-201 



MS 64-202 



WoJeott, fflrrer, 1760-1883. 

Papers, 1758-1837. ca. 15 ft (ca. 10,000 items) 



MS 64-208 



Wokott, Roger, 1679-1767. 

Papers, 1681-1768. 856 Hems (2 t.) '„_'"■ 

CONNECTICUT STATE LIBRARY (HARTFORD) 



Papers, 1820-69. Ibex. 

Badgwy, Lester, ooBeeter. 
Papers, 1799-191*. ca. 51 



Baker family. 

Papers, 1861-1825. 1 box. 

Barms, Merrier Franklin, 1879-1962. 
Papers, 1908-45. lift 

Barry family. 

Tapers, 1793-1956. 1 box. 

Barton, Frank Arthur, 1869-1921. 
Papers, 1887-1022. 1ft 

Bath Knitting Mflb, Bath, If. T. 
Records, 1907-1S. ca. 4 ft. 

Baxter, Hubert Eugene, 1887- 
Papera, 1924-48. lbox. 



Beldeu family. 

Papers, 1816-01. 13-1 items. 

Berry, Romeyn, 18831-1957. 

Papers, ca. 1808-1956. 17 ft 

Bethesda Sudtarimn, Montour FaOe, If. T. 
Records, 1878-1920. ca.5ft 



MS 64-81* 
MS 64-820 
MS 64-821 
MS 64-822 
MS 64-823 
MS 64-824 
MS 64-826 
MS 64-826 
MS 64-827 
MS 64-828 
MS 64-829 
MS 64-880 

MS 64-881 



MS64-8K 



MS 64-634 



MS 65-1885 



Babcock family. 

Papers, 1788-1869. ca. 1200 items. 



Ban, Aaron, 1756-1836. 

Papers, 1765-1338. ca. 100 items. 

Champion, Henry, 1723-1797. 

Papers, 1719-1843. ca. 2500 items. 

Coffin, Owen Vincent, 1836-1921. 

Papers, 1852-1917. 6 ft (ca. 3000 items) 



MS 64-188 



MS 64-189 



MS 65-1212 



MS 64-204 
Boa, Present!, 1896— 

Papen, 1952-42. 4 file drawers. 

MS65-1837 
Connecticut Committee of the Pag Tatte. 

Shipboilding and naval records, 1776-84. 662 Hems. 

CONNECTICUT VALLEY HBTORICAL 
MUSEUM ( SPKINUrlbJLD. MASS.) 



MS 64-206 



(WBHam) ft Son, Betyehe, Man. 
Records, 1874-1950. 89itama 



Birch, Raymond RasseO, 1881-1959. 
Papers, 1910-58. 715 items. 

MS 94-635 
Boardman, Enury, d. 1898. 

Estate papers, 1888-1908. 79 items. 

MS 64-886 
Bouck, Wunam C 1786-1859. 

Papers, 1727-1866. ca. 2 ft and 1 reel of microfilm. 

MS 64-837 
las, 1791-1871. 
Correspondence, 1820-62. SOitama. 



Brainard, Eleanor (Hototon) eoUeeter. 
Holston papers, 1858-1017. 182 items. 



MS 64-839 



Bramhau, William Ely, 1867-1981. 

Papers, 1875-77. 132 Herns and 2 v. 

Bryant Laura, 1878-1961. 

Papers, ca. 1895-1*61. 87 ft 

Borritt, Maurice Chase, 1883-1959. 
Papers, 1882-1959. ca-lSfc. 



MS 64-8*1 



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CORNELL ronVERSTTY LIBRARIES. COLLE C. 
TION OF REGIONAL HISTORY ANT) ITMT . 
VEKSITY ARCHIVES fTTHAP A M ~^T~ 
(Continued) — " 



Butler, John Andrew, 1892-1918. 
Letters, 181T-ao. 127 items. 



Papon. 1819-87. lbox. 

Career, Walter Buckingham, 1879-1961. 
Pepets,ea. 1906-18. ce.5ft. 

Cass, Marcus M J. 1824. 

Papers, 1877-1906. 692 items and 2 T. 

Catteraa, Ralph Charles Henry, 1886-1914. 
Papers, 1906-ca. 1914. 286 items and 1 t. 

CaxtBoWa, N. Y. Presbyterian Church. 
Becords, 1798-1853. 1ft. 

Central New York Fanners' Onb, Utm, N Y 
Becords, 1870-1915. lbox. 

demons, Alfred. 

Papers, 1822-54 84 Hems, 28 v., and 3 boxes. 

Cooper, Lane, 1875-1959. 
Papers, ca. 1917-58. 1 ft 



Cooper, BosweB D 1877-1951. MS 84-851 

Papers, 1784-1964. lbox and 1 real of microfilm. 

PraHsbur- church collection, 1684-1819. 110 



MS 64-842 
MS 64-848 
MS 64-844 
MS 64-845 
MS 64-846 
MS 64-847 
MS64-848 
MS 64-849 
MS 64-850 



fiord family. 

Papers, 1790-1898. 5 boxes. 

Frascr, Helen Anderson, 1902- 
Papers, 1918-62. ca. 4 ft 

Gibson, Edwin Thomas, 18S4-1959. 
Papers, 1835-58. ca. 3 ft 



Papers, 1885-48. 8ft. 

Osn Springs Hotel, WaHkuOlm, MY. 
Records, 18854984. 118 t. 

Grnlg, John, 1779-1858. 

Papers, 1794-1870. 18 reels of microfilm. 

Gnerlae, Othsn Goenp, 1BT0-198S. 
Papers. cm 4 ft. 

U «*. Albert GuVJersleevt, 1888- 
Correspondence, 1907-27. 8t. 



Csnrtney, Charles Edward, 1849-1980 ^ M ^ B 

Papers, 1880-1938. 2 boxes. 

CoTflk, Luxeme, 1805- MS64-854 

Papers collected by Anna Ebbree, 1894-1935. 190 items. 



.. fsnsuy. 
Business records, 1635-1916. 16 ft 

Hart Yan Breed, 1894- aXUctar. 

i omnkina County accounts, 1830-80. 4 t. 

HickB. Mabd Oandia. 

Popnr. 1832-1915. 86 



Cross, Whitney R 1913-1955 

Papers, 10U-5L i box. 



Papers, 1940-50. 19 boxes. 

BaBey family. 

Papers, 1888-1908. lbox. 



1889- aOtaer. 



MS 64-855 
MS 64-856 
MS 64-857 
MS 64-858 



Dethlefsen, Edgar Raymond, 1980- 

WOliam Henry Mmer papers, 1870-1957. 101 items. 



Devereux, Mary D 

Scruphooka, 1835-76. jr. 

Douglas, Susan Havey, 1000-1962, ectttctor 
Scrspbooks, ca. 1955-60. 47 t. 

Eaton, Herrey E 

Papers, 1870-1922. ST v. and 2 boxes. 

Edwards, Band Fay, 1834-1860 
Papers, 1843-50. 1 box. 



MS 64-859 
MS 64-860 
MS 64-861 

MS 64-862 



BMcheeek, Romyn, 1851-1923. 

Papers, 1882-1900. ca. 426 items. 

Hoogh family. 

Genealogy and history, 1865-1054. ca. 475 

HnbbeD, Henry Salem, 1869-1949 
Papers, 1886-1949. ca-Sft 

Hyde famuy. 

Papers, 186S-1960. 3 ft 

brad, Henry, 1877- 

Paners, 1899-1958. ca. 300 items and It. 

Jenkins, Minnie Kimball, 1883- 
Papers, 1903-30. ca. 1 ft. 

Ksrapetoff, Tladunix, 1876-1948. 
Papers, ca. 1904-48. ca. 8 ft. 

Kelly, Crosby. 

Accounts, 1920-24. St. _ 

Kenney, Eudorus CatHn, 1867-1918 
Papers, 1876-1916. 8 ft 



Edwards, Hamilton. MS64-«88 

,e£S!Ef *!?" of H " n > U "> n «■>• Franklin Boyd Edwards, 



Edwards fajnuy. 

Genealogy, ca. 1600-1819. 1 box. 

Faass (F. Lewis) and Daniel Ford. 

Erie Canal lock papers, 1887-95. Slitema. 

Fisher, James Boorman, 1833-1889. 
Papers, 1831-1945. 3 ft 

Fletcher, Stevenson Whitesmb, 1876- 
Lelter books, 1903-05. 5r. 



MS 64-864 
MS 64-885 
MS 64-866 

MS 64-867 



— .Francis, 1816-1892. 
Business records, 1851-88. 6 v.- 

Kernan, Quinn & Kenan, Utiea. X T ' - 
Becords, 1847-75. 6 t. 

Kerr, Washington, 1809-1878 
Papers, 1829-84. lbox. 

Kflborne, Fred Lucius, 1858-1986. 
Papers, 1884-1936. 1 box. 

Ktagsley, Carter Robie. 

Papers, 18B4-195L 60 ft 

Kttb^FtoreiiceLedyard (Cress) 1874-1961. 
Papers, 1896-1954. 53 items. 

Koum, Emu A 1870-1942. 

Business records, 1908-45, 21 items and 6 

Kyle, Edwin Jackson, 1876- 

Pepers, 1934-55. 65 items and 1 box. 

Lawn, Evan, coUxter. 

Breesport collection, 1891-1944. 3 boxes. 



MS 64-868 

MS 64-869 
MS 64-870 
MS 64-871 
MS 64-872 
MS 64-878 

MS 64-874 

MS 64-875 
MS 64-87$ 

MS 64-877 
MS 64-878 

MS 64-879 

MS 64-880 

items and 2 t. 

MS 64-881 

MS 64-882 
MS 64-888 
MS 64-884 
MS 64-885 
MS 64-886 
MS 64-887 
MS 64-888 
MS 64-889 
MS 64-890 
MS64-891 
MS 64-882 
MS 64493 
MS 64-894 

T. 

MS 64-895 
MS 64-896 



MS 64-897 



Le Ray de Chanmont, James Donation, 1760-1840 
Papers, 1781-1835. 187 items 

-«I*C1888- MS64498 

J£%£* ~«*> «4 (t-matogy, 1867-fra. , ^ rf 



Lather, Lethe Lean, 1886- ooBsctor. 

Moraria ares items, 1882-1960. ca. 180 i 
8 reels of microfilm. ^^ ™" 

Lyon, Moses. 

Papers, 1813-84. 258 Heme. 



>snd 1 t. 



MS 64-899 
as, It, and 

MS 64-600 

MS 64-901 

Msa 



McCray, Elizabeth, caBector 
Papers. 1810-1944. ca. 90 il 

MandeviBe fantuy. 

Papers, 1845-1934. 2 boxes. 

Mareham, Frederick Gesrgc, 1688- MS64-808 

Papers, 1947-56. 558 items. 

■fly , MS6M04 

Papers, 1827-1928. ca.2ft 

Memm&BVhsrde Iron Mine, IFwtjwrt.A' r MS **""* 
Records, 1845-69. 5t. /-">»-■«. 

M«^ Norman Sbwson, 1901- MS64-4W 

Papers, 1927-61. 140 items. 

******<*? MUBng Company, fiooJs.Vr.A'. Y? * MW 
Becords, 1876-1929. 100 ft ..««•■■• 



Kaltoaal Fsrestry Program Committee. 

Becords, 1920-47. ca. 1 ft 

Newman, Jared Treman, 1865-1937 
Papers, 1880-1936. 16 ft ' 

Noonan, Leo P 1887-1960 

Papers, 1940-60. ea.3ft 

Northeastern Wood UtiHzn&u CouudL 
Boeords, 1942-69. ca.lft ^^™" - 

Osden, Robert Morris, 1877-1859 
Papers, 1889-1959. ca.21ft 

Pnlstfer, Nathan t 

Business records, 1886-1902. 6T.snd2boxes. 



_ — • -> 1811-1876. 

Papers, 1846-71. 2 boxes. 



MS 64-908 
MS 64-909 
MS 64-910 
MS 64-911 
MS 64-912 

MS 6441* 
MS 64414 



Rawley family. MS64-9U 

Papers, 1822-1958. 214items,2T,siui57r ra a. 

Rsrssond famfly. MS6t-«l» 

Farm papers, 1855-1947. 53 items and 16 t. 



Reynolds family. MS8W1T 

PaprrH. 1835-1941. 230 items, 4 t, and l reel of micronlm. 



MS 64-918 
MS 64-919 



Rmnre, Alice Cecilia (Sanderson) 
Papers, 1025-48. ca.Sft 

Robinson family. 

Papers, 1868-1950. ca. 2 ft. 

Rodenhnrst, De Witt Clinton, 1865-1946. K0 

Papers, 1880-1946. 46 items, 2 t„ and 1 reel of rnicwfilin. 



N. Y. papers, 1845-1940. lbox. 



Rnsseil, Benjamin, 1810-1895. 
Papers, 1833-81. ca. 2 ft 



ff*>dfn family. 

Papers, 1786-1857. 38 items and 1 box. 



MS 64-921 
MS 64-922 

MS 64-923 
MS 64-994 



SeUen family. 

Papers, 1823-1947. 1 box and 1 reel of micronlm. 



656 



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CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES. COLLEC- 
TION OF REGIONAL fflSTORY AND UNI- 
VERSITY ARCHIVES (ITHACA. N. Y.) 

(Continued) 

MS64-925 



Sempronius, N. Y. First Baptist Church. 

Records, 1812-49. SO items. 



Shackford, Charles Chauncy, 1815-1891. 
Pipers. 1838-92. 58 items and 1 t. 



MS 64-926 



MS 64-927 



SOI, Henry Augustas, rf. 1017. 
Papers. 1802-1014. lbox. 

Simonds, Russell, collector. 

Victor, N. Y. business records, 1842-89. 15 t. 



Sleeper, Harold Reeve, 1893-1960. 
Papers, 1911-60. ca.29ft 

Smith, FrauUin Robert, 1855-1925. 

Papers, 1875-1918. ca. T5 items and 3 1. 

Spencer & Kernan, VUca, N. 7. 
Records, 1829-65. 9 v. 

Starkweather, Euznbeth, eoSecter. 

Family papers, 1809-ca. 1930. a bom. 

Stephenson, Carl 1888-1954. 
Papers, 1919-54. loot. 

collection, 1849-1912. 198 items. 



Stewart, Adaune G eoHeeter. 

Stewart collection, 1801-T9. 50 items. 



Stewart, Edwin Crowd, 1864-1921. 
Scrapboota, 1894-1921. 6t. 



MS 64-830 

MS 64-0*1 

MS 84-888 

MS 64-983 

MS 64-034 
MS 64-835 

MS 64-836 



cornell university libraries, de- 
partment of rare books (ithaca, 

nTyI 

MS 64-853 
Dreiser, Theodore, 1871-1945. 

Papers, ca. 1B93-1961. IS ft (ca. 4000 items) and 4 reels 
of micronun (positive) 

MS64-854 
Spang, Rudyard, 1865-1936. 

Papers, 1820-1959. 4 ft (ca. 600 items) 

MS 64-951 
Lewis. Wyndham, 1882-185T. 

Papers, 1677-1957. 17 ft (ca. 7000 items) 

MS 64-656 
Maarenas, Jean Frederic Phelypeanx, comU it, 1701-1781. 
Papers, 1731-51. ca. 3 ft (626 items) 

MS 65-1838 
SoOiran, Frank, 1892- 

Papers, 1913-64. ca. 9 ft (ca. 900 items) 

MS 64-957 
Wordsworth, William, 1770-1850. 

Paprns.cs. 1705-1850. ca. 8 ft (1869 items) 

CORTLAND COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
(CORTLAND, N.Y.) 

MS 65-1838 
Bsaagett, Alonso Dwigat, 1825-1917. 
Papers, 1820-6-1965. 4 ft 

MS 95-1840 
Cortland County Historical Society. 

Cortland County collection. 1791-1965. ca. 120 ft 

MS 65-1841 
StOweH, Robert E 1873-1939, collector. 

Stilwel] collection, ca. 1918-39. 8 ft (ca. 200 items) 



COUNCIL BLUFFS FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY 
(IOWA) ~ 

MS 65-1842 



MS 65-1851 



Lankes, Julius John, I88t-1960. 

Papers, 1884-1985. ca. SW items. 

MS 65-1852 
Mencken, Henry Louis, 1880-1956. 

Papers, 1921-5L 458 items, 28 drawers of 3x5 cards, 
and 7 boxes. 

MS 65-1858 



Henry, 1891- 
Papsrs, 1891-1885. ca. 175 items. 



Roberts. Kenneth Lewis, 1885-1957. 

Papers, 1931-55. 140 items and 1 box. 



MS 65-1854 



Susquehanna Turnpike Company. 

Records of the Catskill Drrision, 1854-76. lbox. 



MS 64-937 

Mix. 

MS 64-938 



Tuber. John, 1880- 

Pepers, 1931-39. 217 ft 



Teed family. 

Papers, 1864-1908. 4 items and 9 v. 



MS 64-889 
MS 64-840 



Tntbjn, Freegift, 1788-1890. . 

Papers, 1810-1956. 1 box and 1 reel of microfilm. 

MS64-841 
Utka and Black River Railroad Company. 

Records, 1845-66. 73 items. 



Van Oeef, Mynderse, 1853-1935. 
Papers, 1841-1930. 2 ft 

Van Sehakk collection, 1732-1826. 82 items. 



(Jenks) 1818-1884. 
Correspondence, 1861-68. ce.80Hems. 

Dodge, GretrriSe MeHen, 1831-1916. 

Papers, 1855-1916. ca. 70 items and 32 v. 



DAUPHIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
(HARRISBURG, PA.) see HISTORICAL 
SOCIETY OF DAUPHIN COUNTY 
(HARRISBURG, PA.) 



DE OOLYER FOUNDATION LIBRARY 
(PALLAS, TEXT 

MS63-C7 
BaMwln-Lhna-H«milt«n Cotpocatmn. 

Records, 1838-1944. ca. 10,000 hems and 260 t. 



DELAWARE PUBLIC ARCHIVES COMMISSION 



MS 65-1843 



Wall family. 

Papers, 1857-8L 



.HOii 



Welch Grape Juice Company, inc. 

Records, 1880-194*. 19 T. 

Wens, George Frederick, 1878-1858. 
Papers, 1800-58. 8ft 

Wketxd, Herbert Hiee, 1877-1844, coBcetor. 
Papers, 1887-1926. lbox. 

White, Mary (Ontwater) 1836-1887. 
Papers, 1848-57. 91 Hems. 



MS 64-848 
MS 64-844 

MS 64-845 

MS 64-846 

MS 64-847 

MS 64-948 
MS 64-848 



DALLAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY (TEX. ) 

MS 63-36 
Deafey, George Bamwrman, 1859-1946, reBector. 

Papers collected by George Bamwrman Dealey and ms 
son, Edward M. Dealey. ca. 90 items. 

DARGAN-CARVER LIBRARY (NASHVILLE, 
TENN. ) see SOUTHERN BAPTIST CON- 
VENTCON, DARGAN-CARVER LIBRARY 
(NASHVILLE, TENN.) 



DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. BAKER LIBRARY 
(HANOVER, N.H.) 

MS 65-1844 
Brooke. Rupert, 1887-1915. 

Papers, 1805-37. 60 items and 2 boxes. 



(DOVER) 



Cahafl, Thomas, collector. 

Cabsll collection, 1739-1867. 114 



Cochran family. 

Papers. 1797-1930. 81 Hems. 



Delaware Rattroad Company. 

Records, 1847-1944. 5 boxes. 



Harrington, John V rf. 1865. 

Letters. 1862-64. 52 items. 



MS 64-207 



MS 64-208 



US 64-210 



MS 64-858 



Papers, 1814-1919. (MS 61-273) 
Addition, 1770-1910. ca. 2 ft (553 items) 



Henderson family. 

Papers, 1800-1920. SIS items. 



Johnson family. 

Piiprrs, 1703-1883. 737 items. 



Reese, Ann, coOector. 

Reese collection, 1715-187T. 77 i 



MS 64-211 



MS 64-212 



MS 64-21! 



■wfaanty. 
Flora Williams French estate papers, 1806-1846. 210 

MS 64-950 
Wing, Henry Hiram, 186*-1836. 
Papers, 1877-1937. 1 box. 

MS 64-851 

Wood. J J 

Dairy farm accounts, 1845^78. 8v. 

MS 64-952 
Woodruff, lln, Percy. 

Wccdrufl collection, 1789-1B&B. 1486 items. 



John, 1875-1840. 
Letters, 1898-1025. 313 items. 



1857-1824. 
Papers, 1897-1952. 83 items. 



Crane. Stephen. 1871-1900. 
Stephen Crane collection, 1885-1863. 



MS 65-1845 
MS 65-1846 

MS 61-206 

E> items. 

MS 65-1847 



Douglas, Norman, 1868-1852. 
Papers, 1910-49. 198 items. 

M3 65-1848 
fiwfai", tti*»rt Biwirmi ftmBtafh^ IftlW.imR 
Papers, 1870-1958. 621 items. 

MS 65-1849 
Hudson, William Henry, 1841-1922. 
Papers, 1869-1922. ca. 185 items. 

MS 66-1650 
Huneker, Janus Gibbons, 1857-1821. 
Papers, 1867-1951. ca. 1860 items. 



DISCIPLES OF CHRIST HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
(NASHVILLE. TENN.) ~ 



Taylor, Alva Wunwt 1871-1957. 

Papers, 1893-1955. 6 ft (1700 items) 



MS 65-1216 



DUKE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (DURHAM, N. C.) 

MS 88-38 
Beresford, William. 1. 1798. 

Papers. 18+4-82. 182 items. 



Blacker, Valentine, 1778-1823. 
Letter hook, 1798-1813. It. 



Bowring, Sir John, 1792-1872. 
Papers, 1833-1904. 56 Hems. 

Brunswick and Western Railroad Company. 
Records, 1884-84. 136 T. 

Campbell. Sir John NicnoB Robert, 1788-1870. 
Papers, 1612-41. J" ~ 



Capers, Euson, B», 1837-1908. 
Papers, 1860-1906. 165 Hems. 



MS 63-88 
MS 63-40 
US 68-41 
MS 63-48 
MS 68-43 



657 



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DUKE ONIVERSITY LIBRARY mrmtn w 
JL_£J (Continued) *■ 

C""ta,*»»H 1787-1874. MS 68-44 

SerarAcok, 1816-70. It. 

Cony, Jabez Umnr Monroe. 1825-1*08. MS68-45 

Papers, 1854-1831. 7SS items. 

Handey, J<*« High, ^ «„< oA 1767-1881. " <a ~ W 

Papers, 1738-1858. 76 items! 

»«ke UrdVersJtT, 2>uHW, JV. tf MS6S-80 

Records, 1838-1824, 11,486 rams endgMT. 

D^TJalYcrmty. Durham, J7.C. £*„_ MS 63-47 

Asncolrond pipers, 1777-1*28. 7406 items and 98 t. 

Drt.nnlv« I sHy,/>«M<D»,,V. e. Zflnjry. MS 68-48 

American writers' and artists' papers, 1778- 
1041 items and 20 t. 

I**t Unrrerarty, Durham, jr. c . Library MS6S-49 

Army officers' papers, 1776-1*51. 1627 items and 16 r. 



I^0lnTer»ly,.D lo 4a»i,.V.tf. ti&nny. 
Assoaatiens— papers and records, 1820- 
aad99T. 



MS 68-50 
1210 items 



Duke Dnhrersity, Durham, If. C. IArary M 38 *-* 9 

Lawyers' papers, 1661-1948. »563 items and 99 t. 

andSta^ < ™ h 1 ™ , * ra ' 1TM " 1ML **" ***"*• m T -> 

lWtelW«nay, ft(7 . tol> ^ c , oj^^ MS 68-71 

N«Ty papers (nuaeellany) 1804-1944. 441 itema and 10 t. 

D*.D» T e»ity,2^w,^C. Mmry. MSO -' S 

Negroes (alare and free) 1770-1944. 681 items and 4 t. 

»*• i U-hmtty, Z>«rAam, jir. <?. £aw)r » «"* 

personal and family papers, 1750-1*48. 14,879 items and 

»»*» Hmverjity, 2>m*»». J|r. C . IAnr ^ MS 6S-T4 

Penman eoDsetion, 1888-1892. S3 hems and 24 t. 



MS 88-76 



t>**XMnaltT, Durham, JT.C. Library K 888 -* 1 

Baptist Church papers, 1728-1838. 476 items and 28 t. 



- Unrreratty, Durham, X. 0. library. 

British literary papers, 1702-1948. 851 items and 9 t. 



»*« in-Jrejllfr.Z^Amn, Jf. 0. library. 
British military papers, 1781-1929. 82 ib 



MS 88-58 
8 and 8 t. 

Data Hin>m*ty, !>«*««. *<7 library MS 6 "* 

British miscellany, 1658-1927. 217 items and 28 t. 

»«tt UnlreBity, Durham, JT. 0. Library M 868 "" 

British political papers, 1628-1915. 707 items and-17 t. 

Date tMnrtlty. Durham, N.C. Library M 888 " 88 

Binanesmenn papers, 1788- 87,486 items snd 1888 t. 

^r2*5*r> *•*->,*. C. Library. ^"^ 

Cna War period-paper,, 1837-1906. 816 items and 8 t. 

frfJH MM 

- Urdremtty, Durham, .V. C. Library -»~-*> 

^Cml War soldiers' papers, 18Sl-198sV 4080 items and 

DakeUiUveenty, Durham, jr. C. Library MS**"* 

Colonial period-papere, 1620-1816. 889 items and 1 t. 

Doke Hnivenlty, Durham, f7. C. Library ' "* **° 

^Comniisson merchants' papers, 1771-48*5. 2401 itema 

^™*™*'- *"**», *C. Library. " SM 

J^oderatoArnryomW papers, 1887-1981. 8220 items 

BoJmntJjBdty, Durham, It. C. Library ltSa - ti 

eiidSsV™'' A ™ 7 BoWim ' Papen, 1819-191)7. 9699 items 

Dm»niBTeielty,ttrt«m,^. ft library. M 888 " 88 

Confederate States of America— papers. 1821-1812. 1924 
items and 4 t. 

IXmaJMnaity, Durham, /r.C. Library M 888 " 6 * 

Diplomats' papers, 1790-1928. 257 items and 1 t. 

^^tnattj,Dmham./r.O. Library M 888 " 88 

aiwpeeniiikKellany, 1581-1982. 872 items and 18 t. 

D- "#£^S y> Dvria * * 0- I^rary. "^ «*-«* 

e»rernors> papers, 1765-1914. 644 items. 

"*,*«*> *-*-». -V. C. Library. " " "^ 

aistorians' papers, 1779-1942. 281 items and 4 t. 

DitaUimnntty, Durham, H.O. Gbrary. MS8W8 

Journalists' papers, 1602-1951. 1104 items and 8 t. 



P»7»»ens>i»mers,iew>-19»4. 2096itemsand*2 
folihcal miscellany, 1743-1984. 1196 ice 
^P^erammnust^r-opers.llWjW SSSinmis^ 



MS 68-76 
and 1"t. 
MS 63-77 



MS 68-78 



™assors' papers, 1778-1954,^^^ 
451 items and 16 t. 



MeT^entty, Durham,^. C. Library M56M1 

KehtTOB muwHany, 1620-1914. 700 items and 16 t. 

2 ^ e * Dtob « Ma y Panod-papera, TlTBlJsBe. 609 items and 

»«» Univeralty, Durham, jr. c. Library ^ "** 

Scaenrrsts' papers, 1843-1948. 151 Hems. 



D»ke Drdmaity, Durham,. V. C Library M 888 "* 

United States Presidents' papers, 175S-1SS5. 202 items. 

**»V*n**ttr, Durham,. V.C. Library -S* 8 "" 8 

J^ted Stetes BeprcsentatiW papa™, 1772-1946. 888 

D " k Tl t7 iS e S fr ' ZHff * ,w '^^ lArary MS88 -» T 

^^^ C-»»»T (AmKat) ^ »* 

Madras Presidency papers, 1755-75. It. 

Gca^^WaMn^Wiiimm, 1849-1928. "BBJ-t. 

Papera, 1857-1958. 814 items. 

Diptanatic dnmatche. (Spiin) mWevTr. 

Grmm.Ad.ttm (Burr) Dnrfa. isso («M881. " "* 

""""pondenee, 1828-1955. (MS 61-1338) 
Addition, 1814-1*56. 867 items and 6 t. 

0*>wM, Rnf B -mm.,, 1B1S _ 1KI "S 64-860 

J. Alfred, 1788-1872. MS6M01 

Letter press books, 1858-59. 2t. 

~-^Zeetar«n, 1T40(c e, M800 MS68-10B 

626^ Hit^ "* Tl0,n * 8 **-"^'mn»-. 



Kel John Menrtosh, 1828-1900 

Papers, 178S-192L 8132 items and 4 t. 



MS 68-84 



Data nnrnrmty, Durham, JT. C. Library 
Shrmr papers, 1759-1891. 482 iteS'e t. 



ItoOalmrity. Durham.Jt.0. Library MS6MIS 

Soaal reformers' papers, 1782-1914. 220 items mid 8 t. 

Sooetyof FrMndspapers, 1775-19U/ 884itema 

? Soldiers' papers (miscellany), 1808-1945. 286 items and 

^"■W'^Wem,^. Library. ^"^ 

State mihha papers, 1749-1882. 166 items and 2 t. 

Students' papers, 1804-1925. il48itams and 94 t. 
Teachers' papers, 1808-1954. 1544ftsms and 88 t. 

Dok *TXr'S' *"*-'** z*«*y. MS6W1 

^ndesmen's papers, 1802-1986. 1898 items and 85 



r, Edward. 

Papers, 1661-1902. (MS 62-1517) 
Addition, 1862-1902. 2 t. 



MS 68-108 
MS 64-961 

MS 68-104 



Knight, John, 1806-1864. 

Papers, 1788-1891. 1823 items and 47 v. 

timinrtm. Charms Wallace Alexander Nanler (Sk^ 
Baillie, ban*. 1860-1940 JuraMer ■■«»»» Csetaene- 
Papai's, 190S-08. 52 items and 8 v. 



I*wfa, Bnrid John, 1869-1852. 

Papers, 1905-40. 3282 items and 12 t. 

M«CaBn,J«toM S.««,i786 

Papers, 1785-187L 653 Hems and 4 t. 

M«LawB, Lafayette, 1821-1897 

Papers. 1862-95. 97 items' and 2 t. 

Mer^Henry Dnmhm, i H viUamt, 1742-1811. 
Papers, re. 1790-1809. 104itemsandl 

•*wehend, Engnw, 1845-1889. 
Papers, 1879-02. 276 items. 

Pitt, Wiffiam, 1759-1808. 

Papers, 1762-1884. 91 items. 

Seottf*- James George, 1851-1986. 
Scrapbooks, 1888-97. !,. 



MS 68-106 
MS6S-107 
MS 68-108 
MS 68-109 
MS 68-110 
MS 68-111 
MS 68-112 



T^y** "* CW-OB. CharUam, M ""^ 
Record,, «. 1830-1929. ca. 100^00 iteCSd 200 t. 



MS 63-82 



BokeUm-TeiBlty, Durham, JT. C. Library 

I»«l papers, 1791-1905. 297 items and * t. 



I **'J'!!2*2 tT - Dv,/m < ife - rOrary. 

itemsW M2^ " duves (■»munjr), 1810-1959. 6528 

DokeWTen^,Z) 1(r w..v. (7 . Library. M 3 W"** 

Dnri»d States officeholders' papers, 1780-1241. 2097 items 
andlOT. 



Spain. Omrulaio. Charlatan. 

Records, 1794-1898. 4664 items aid 46 t. 

Spain. Vicmmtutaac. Satamah. 

Records. 1835-1935. 975 items red 4 t. 

1%nman, William, 1756-1824. 

Papers, 1671-1876. 866 items and 6 t. 

Tmn^rhnst famOy. 

Papers. 1766-1946. 2680 items end 21 t. 

Ibuert, William E „. 1840-ml 1900 

Papery 1820-1930. 1405 items and 8 t. 



MS 68-114 
MS 63-115 
MS 63-116 
MS 68-117 
MS 63-118 



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DUKE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (DURHAM. 
N. C.) (Continued) 

MS 63-119 
Tompkins, Quito Brown, 1838-1918. 
Papers, 1847-73. 461 items. 

MS 83-420 
Tompkins, Daniel Augustas, 1851-1914. 
Papers, 1860-1926. 830 items end 4 v. 

ms 63-121 



MS 63-122 
MS 63-123 



Papers, 1754-1915. 559 items 

Toeraer, Benjamin T 

Pipers, 1817-97. 1T6 items. 

Trimble, John A 1801-co. 1B80. 

Papers. 1802-1907. 2(89 items. 



Tnbman, Richard, d. 1836. 
Papers, 1753-1858. 810 il 



Tamer, George WDmer. 

Papers, 1840-96. 1579 items. 

Turner family. 

Papers, 1827-1929. 1313 items and 8 t. 

Toft, James A 

Paper*, 1807-1908. 1800 items and 1 T. 



Tyson, Bryan. 

Papers, 1857-1903. 252 items and 2 t. 



MS 83-124 



MS 03-125 



MS 63-128 



MS 63-127 



MS 63-128 



MS 63-129 
Tan Metre, George W 

Paper? of George IT. Van Metre and William Ferrel, 
1732-1943. 1671 items and 8 v. 

MS63-130 
MS 63-131 



Wefcst, John, 1738-1819. 
Papers, 1790-1820. 852 



Wetaeley, Garnet Joseph, vacua*, 1833-1912. 
Letters, 1873-1913. 53 items. 

Wood, Sir Evelyn. 1338-1919. 

Correspondence, 1848-1919. 205 items. 

Weed, Sand 

Papers, 1847-99. 308 Hems and 2 t. 

Wendy family. 

Papers, 1784-1939. 2325 kerns and 28 t. 

Wythe, Charles CeeO, 1685- 

Papers, 1902-24. 9736 items. 

Yancey, Benjamin Cadworth, 1817-180L 
Papers, 1840-82. 102 items. 



EARLHAM COLLEGE LIBRARY (RICHMOND, 



MS 63-148 



MS 63-147 



MS 63-148 



MS 63-149 



MS 63-190 



MS 63-151 



MS 65-152 



"Ban 



Morris, Homer Lawrence, 1BS0-W51. 
Papers, 1908-5L 12 ft. 



MS 64-969 



EASTERN WASHINGTON STATE HISTORICAL 



SOCIETY (SPOKANE) " 

Ubby.maae Chase, 1852-1923. 
Papers, 1875-1923. 6 ft. 



MS 64-214 



1863-1941. 
Serapbook, 1913-26. It. 



MS 65-1869 



MS 65-1870 



Swenton-Woodbury family papers, 1801-1957. 144 in 
and 1 t. on 55 ft. of mierofihn. 



MS 65-1871 



Watkias, James W 41896. 

Confederate letters, 1861-64. ca. 60 items. 



EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL (CAM- 



MS6 



MS 65-21 



Tan Noppen, Charles Leonard. 1869-1938. 
Papers. 1881-1935. 1138 hems. 

Vinton, John Rogers, 1801-1847. 

Papers. 1814-61. 236 items and 9 t. 



WaOes, Benjamin Leonard Covington, 1797-1862. 
Papers, 1843-59. 126 items and 29 t. 



MS 63-133 



Walker, Elbridge Gerry. 

Papers, 1801-1903. 1165 hems. 

Walker, William Henry Talbot, 1816-1865. 
Correspondence, 1850-83. 290 items. 

Washburn, Algernon Sidney, 1814-1879. 
Correspondence, 1832-64. 214 items. 

Watson, Henry, 1810-1891. 

Papers. 1765-1938. 3776 items and 18 t. 



MS 63-133 
MS 83-184 
MS 63-185 

MS 63-136 
MS 68-137 



Weaver, William, 1780-1863. 

Papers. 1800-85. 3387 items. 

MS 63-138 
Wellington, Arthur WeUesley, Itt duke of, 1769-1852. 
Papers, 1704-1904. 61 items and 1 v. 

MS63-1S9 
Whitford, John N i. en. 1804. 

Papers. 1829-1921. 988 items and 27 v. 

MS6S-140 
Whittingmun, WiUiam Rollinson, rfp., 1805-1879. 
Papers, 1823-79. 12,471 items. 

MS 63-141 
Whltty, James Howard, 1859-1937. 

Papers, 1792-1937. 11,600 items and 4 T. 



EMORY UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (ATLANTA, 



GAT) 



MS 66-1855 



Bone, Robert Don. 4, 1 

Civil War com* ^iidence, 1861-63. 60 items. 

MSts-1866 

_ University, AScrJa. Library. 
Confederate eolleetaon l: contemporarj irmrmseripts, 
1861-65. ca. 865 items. 

MS 65-1857 
Emory Unreerafty, Atlanta, library. 

Confederate collection n: non-contemporarv materials, 
1830-1922. 145 items. 

MS 65-1858 
Emory TJmveraity, Atlanta. Library. 

Georgia collection x: papers relating to Georgia poutsca 
and government, 1779-1960. 182 items. 

MS 66-1859 
Emory University, Atlanta. Library. 

Georgia collection it business, family, and personal 
papers, 1800-87. 122 items and 4 v. 

MS 65-1860 
' Univeraity, Atlanta. Library. 
Union collection, 1860-101L ca. 275 items. 

MS65-1B61 
Fish, Edwin R 1835-1863. 

Papers, 1862-63. 64 items. 

MS65-1882 



BRIDGE. MASW 



Hasttngton, Wnttem Bast, 1838-1909. 
Papers, 1862-1909. 34 v. and 18 boxes. 



FTLSON CLUB (LOUISVILLE, KY. ) 



AOsoa, Yoang hiring, 1853-1932. 
Papers, 1878-1943. 21ft, 

MS 66-83 
Cray, Cassias Mil, slam, 1810-1903. 
Papers, 1844-1907. ee-8ft. 

MS 65-23 
FTJson Clan, ZsanMBs, Ky, 

Diaries and jorasab, 1770-1920. 76 v., 23 Hems, and 5 
nucrofilm re{>rodnetaons. 

MS 65-84 
Jefferson, John F I8*8-191fli 

Papers, 1849-1925. ca.7ft. 

MS 65-86 
Joyes faaaBy. 

Papers, 1780-1928. 6 ft. 

MS 65-1317 
Leach, Frank Wfflheg, 1855-1943, eoSaater. 

Genealogy of the aigners of the TJeoUration of independ- 
enee: their ancestors and descendants, 1886-ca. 1916. 53 t. 

MS 65-25 
Political Oak, DarmUe, Ky. 
Kecords, 1786-90. ca. 1 ft. 



FLORIDA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES 
(GAINESYILLET 

MS 64-216 
Cratabte, Frank R 

Papers, 1926-31. 4 boxes. 

MS 64-216 
Glasgow, Ellen Anderson Gnomon, 1873-1945. 

' Marjorie Kinnan Kawlings' collection, 1000-53. 2 ft 



FOGLER LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE 
see MAINE. UNIVERSITY, RAYMOND H. 
FOGLER LIBRARY (ORONO) 



FOLGER SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY (WASHING- 



Wllberforee, Wanam, 1759-1833. 
Letters, 1788-1872. 209 items. 



WHkox. James M h. 1804. 

Papers. 1831-7L 328 items. 



WfiSams, Benjamin S o. 1843. 

Papers, 1792-1938. 859 items. 



Winn family. 

Paper*. 1780-1925. 2657 ieems and 27 v. 



MS 63-148 



MS 63-143 



MS 63-144 



MS 63-145 



Iverson-Branham family papers, 1891-1928. 6 v. and 65 
ft. of mierofilm. 

MS 66-1868 

Kirkland, Moses J 

Confederate correspondence, 1882-64. 78 items. 



MS 65-1864 



Long, NimrodW E 

Confederate soldier letters, 1860-65. 58 hems. 



MeFaD, William. 

Inters, 1862-65. SB items. 



Robinson, Henry W d. 1863. 

Letters, 1862-63. 50 items. 



Sanders, Samael David, b. 1824. 
Letters, 1861-67. 59 hems. 



MS 65-1866 
MS 66-1866 
MS 65-1867 



MS 66-1868 



Smith, Jennie (Safford) 

Union soldier correspondence, 1862-68. 69 items. 



TON, D. CTT " 



Bacon, Sir Nathaniel. ocrfc, 1547-1622. 
Papers, 1565-1656. 9 ft. (1036 items) 

Bagot, Richard, d. 1597. 

Papers, 1539-1623. 9 ft. (1071 items) 

Daly, Angnstin, 1838-1899. 

Pspers, 1869-99. 10 ft. (ca. 12/100 items) 



MS 65-1878 



MS 65-1873 



MS 65-1874 



MS 65-1875 
Forger Shakespeare Unfair, WatUnfton, D. C. 

Dramatic mannscripts, 1425-192a 15 ft. (151 items) 



The Gentlemalf a nsagashse (London) 

Pspers, 1762-1888. 10 ft. (ca. 4500 items) 



MS 65-1876 



MS 65-1877 



GtBrit Statt Paper Ofim. 

Newsletters, 1674-1715. 15 ft. (3950 items) 

MS 65-1878 
y^irfii Bmry Lane Theatre. 

Records, 1776-1830. 24 ft. 

MS 66-1870 

More family. 

Loseley collection, 1538-1630. 51 ft (712 Hems) 



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FORBES LIBRARY (NORTHAMPTON, MASS ) 

..._,„ _ MS64-217 

Coram, Walter E 1885-1960, collector. 

The Walter E. Corbin colkcrion, ca. lS10-«0. ca. 5200 
items. 

foot Mchenry national mqn ttmpwt » m 

HISTORIC SHRINE (BALTIMORE, MD.l 

d MS 65-1880 

Fort McHenry National Monument and Harteric Shrine. 
Fort McHenry historical end arcbeelcgieal research prel- 
ect, 1776-1955. 50 ft. (20,000 itonsjand T6 neb of nuere- 
nun (positive) 



Heleway, Jim. Reuben Baas, collector 
Papers, 1917-31. 50 items. 



US (5-1881 



FRANCES E. WILLARD MEMORIAL rJBB«v 

FOR ALCOHOL RESEARCH m. 

NATIONAL WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEM- 
PERANCE UNION, FRANCES E. WILLARD 
MEMORIAL LIBRARY FOR ALCOHOL RE- 
SEARCH (EVANSTON, ILL.) 



FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT LIBRARY (HYDE 
PARK, N.Y.! J 

<*««>, John „ mm. MS.W7 

Papers, 1900-58. TO ft. 

Calvin, Fred Herbert, 1867- 
Papers, 1917-18. 60 items. 

Cooke, Morris Llewellyn, 1872-1960. 
Papers, 1910-54. 102 ft. 

Coy. Wayne, 1903-1957. 
Papers. 1934-57. 10 ft. 

Delano family. 

Papers, 1535-1932. 25 ft. 

Democratic Party. Motional Committee 
Records, 1928-48. 275 ft. 

MS65-33 
Democratic Party. National Committee. Women'i Divi- 



Dilder, John, 1876-1958. 

Papers, 1897-1958. 87 ft. 

Kihjoxe. Harley Martin, 1893-1956. 
Papers, 1841-56. 53 ft 

I i rilman , Herbert Henry, 1878-1963. 
Papers, 1929-32. 22 ft. 



, , 1896- 

Papers, 1928-48. 20 ft. 

Mdntjre, Roas T 1889-1959 

Papers, 1939-59. 4 ft. 



McReynolds, waham H 
Papers, 1939-45. 10 ft 



1880-1951. 



MS 65-28 



MS 85-29 



MS 65-30 



MS 65-81 



MS 65-32 



Marks, Herbert S 1907-1960. 

Papers, 1933-47. 23 ft. 

MeBett, Loweu, 1884-1060. 
Papers, 19SB-44. 10 ft. 

Moore, Robert Wanna, 1859-1941 
Papers, 1933-40. 12 ft 

Morzenthao, Henry, 1891- 
Papers, 1866-1048. 340 ft. 



National Committee of baJepcde.it Vetera tar Reaaevdt 
and Wa llace . 

Becords, 1940. 10 ft 

Records, 1929-32. 90 ft. 



MS 65-45 
MS 65-46 
MS 65-47 
MS 65-48 
MS 68-49 
MS 65-10 
MS 65-61 
MS 65-62 
MS 65-58 
MS 65-54 



MS 65-76 



"• & '"fdepartmentol Committee to Coordi- 
nate Health, and Welfare Activities 
Records, 1935-41. 21ft 

Records, 1936-37. 13 ft. 

Records, 1936-37. 5 ft 

Records, 1943-44. 5ft 

u -%io^r 8 ir^^^*^ ,WT 



Wallace, Henry Agard, 1888-1965 
Papers, 1941-45. 40 ft. 

Wehle, Lotus Braadeis. 1880-1859 
Papers, 1877-1058. 42 ft 

Wanaras, Aubrey Willis, 1890-196^. 
Papers, 1980-59. 21ft 

Winant, John Colbert, 1889-1947. 
Papers, 1916-47. 117 ft 



MS 85-78 
HBtS-n 
MS 85-80 
MS 65-81 



MS 65-57 



Records, 1933-44. 80 ft 

Dewson, Mary Williams, 1874-1962. 
Papers. 1925-51. 7 ft 

EKot, Thomas Hopkmaon, 1807- 
Papers, 1942. 115 items. 

KeH, Henry, 1902- 

Papers, 1920-60. 57 ft. 

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, me. 

Records, 1938-47. 17 ft 

Franklin D. Rc«velt Memurml Foundation, A-™S? 

of^^rTi «•*"»«•««. "id diarie, by contemporaries 
of Franklin D.Roosevelt, 1889-1 ta. 6 ft. 

Good Neighbor League. UStS-36 

Records, 1936-3*. 10 ft. 

Beckett. Henry T ■*»"■« 

Henry T. and John Haclcett's papers, 1021-50. 17 ft. 



MS 65-34 
MS 66-85 

MS 65-86 
MS 65-37 



MS 65-68 



PeH, Herbert Claiborne, 1884-1961 
Papers, 1912-61. 25 ft. 

Republican Party. National Committee 
Records, 1929-48. 20 ft 

ttoosevelt, FrankEn Delano, Pre,. V. &, 1882-1945, collector. 
Historical manuscripts collection, 1636-1936. 4 ft 

R°«ievdt, FtaoV Delano, Pree. U. £, 1882-1945, collector. 
Hudson River Valley and Dutchess County CS. Y.) man- 
uscript collection, ca. 1630-1941. S3 ft 

Rowrdt, Franklin Delano, Pret. V. a", 1882-1945, collector. 
F» aval and marine manuscript collection, 1730-1942. Sift 



FHAMKUN INSTITUTE LIB RARY lT>HTT .Arret- 

^S^ S,»« Ship and Enmn. jj£?££. 

Records, 1830-'946. 8 ft and 28 v. 

MS 63-164 



MS 64-988 



Roosevelt, James, i»07- 
Papers, 1837-44. 17 ft 

Roosevelt family. 

Papers, 1T06-1925. 21 v. 

Rosenman, Samuel Irving, 1896- 
Papers. 1928-48. 36 ft. 

Straus, Nathan, 1889-198L 
Papers, 1020-61. 24 ft 

Taussig, Charles WUnam, 1896-1948. 
Papers, 1928-48. 80 ft. 



HaU famfly. 

Papers, 1848-88. ca. 100 items. 

Henderson, Leon. 1895- 
Papers. 1933-49. 17 ft 

Hopkins. Harry Lloyd, 1800-1946. 
Papers, 1028-40. 140 ft. 

Howe, Louis McHenry, 1871-1936 
Papers, 1913-36. 48 ft 



MS 65-41 



MS 65-42 



MS 65-43 



MS 66-44 



-. Elbert Duncan, 1883-1953. 
Papers, 1907-JO. 137 ft. 

TBgweB, Rexford Guy, 1891- 
Papera, 1927-58. 23 ft. 



MS 66-62 
MS 65-63 
MS 65-64 
MS 66-65 
MS 65-66 
MS 65-67 
MS 85-68 
MS 66-71 



— , PkUadelrfiia. 

n muid a, 1824- ca. 65 ft 

Ginks, Wolestt, 1822-1908. 

Correspondence, 1845-1908. 2 ft 

Gr*T, Frederick, 1T74-1847. MS 64-1873 

Architectural and technical drawings, 1825. ca. SO items. 

ImmmdL Jaha, 1807-1882. MS W ~ MS 

Architectural drawings and sTMcifieations. ca. 8 ft 

MeC^DuvatWan. *»»« 

46. N< 8? ° 11 W5 * riment8 " ith "i** feeonency circuita, 1810- 



MS 64-1374 



U. S. Advieory Committee on Education. 
Records, 1936-39. 13 ft 

vr c „ MS6J-69 

U. 3. Cornea of National Defenee. Advieory Committion. 
Records, 1940-41. 9 ft. 

MS 65-70 
U. S. Executice Office of the Preeident. 

Records of the Office of the Chief of Social Entertain- 
I ments, 1933-45. 63 ft 



SeBers (Wiliam) & Company. 

Technical drawings, 1850-1905. ca. 400 



FREDERICKSBURG AND SPn TSVT.VAxrrA, 

ssss ^; j AKy park <FREDf: " B - 

Fnderrdtsburi; and Spotsylvania National Mmtary Park. 

Civil War papers, 1861-1021. ca. 430 items and 1} v. 

FRESNO ST ATE COLLEGE LIBRARY teA-T.Tir \ 

«™ _ MS66-1888 

Miller, Henry, 1827-1916. "^™=o 

Papers, 1009-15. 210 itema 

FURMAN UN TVERSTTV T.TR RARY. SO UTH 
CAROLINA BAPTIST HISTORICA L Cfti- 
LECTION (GREENVILLE, S. C. ) 

Botsford, Edmund, 1746-1819. 
Lettera, 1785-1819. 105 items. 

MS 66-83 
Cook, Harvey Toliver, 1848-1943. 
Papers, 1882-1930. ca. 250 items. 

MS66-84 
Davis, Jonathan, 1785-1855. 
Papers, 1821-51. 66 items. 



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FURMAN TOWVKKSm LIBRARY. SOOTH 
CAROLINA BAPTIST HISTORICAL COL- 
LECTION (GREENVILLE, S. C.) 
(Continued) 

MS65-85 



MS 64-86 



lanes dement 1809-1881. 
Papers, 1827-90. 1800 items. 



Richard, 1755-1825. 
Correspondence, 17TT-1825. 184 items. 



MS 65-87 

Correspondence, 1782-1860. 4 ft. (1800 itans) 

MS 45-1884 



MS 85-88 



Papers, 1831-82. 233 i 



1820-1807. 
Papers, 1851-1902. ca. 500 items. 

MeGlothBn, William Joseph, 1867-1883. 
Papers, 1030-32. 3 ft. (2500 items) 



MS 64-1375 



MS 85-88 



MS 65-80 



1788-1868. 
Papers, 1828-88. ca. 80 items. 

Manly family. 

Correspondence, 1829-82. 2ft. 



GARDNER MUSEUM (BOSTON) see 

ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER MUSEUM 
(BOSTON) 



GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 
LIBRARY (NEW YORK. CITY) 



MS 84-230 
MeD, Patrick Hues, 1850-1818. 

Scrapbooks, 1888-87. 8 v. 

MS84-281 
Newton, John Hamlin, 1800-1889. 

Carlton-Hewton-Mell coDeetion, 1814-193]. 4230 items. 

MS64-2S2 



Pryor, Shepherd Green, 1828-1811. 
Papers, 1845-63. 268 items. 



Reece, Bmt Herbert, 1817-1858. 
Papers, 1937"-58. 6088 items. 

MS 84-234 
Scndder, Nina WDkiDS, 1887-1856. 

Kins Scndder memorial collection, 1838-1856. 4 ft 
(1769 items) 



GETTYSBURG COLLEGE LIBRARY (PA. ) 



MS 65-93 



HrCoraaghy, David. 1823-1902. 
Paners. 1863-88. a. 100 a 



GLEBE HOUSE (WOODBURY, CONN. ) 



Gardner, Warner Wbmtow, 1909- 
Papers, 1834-47. 2 ft 

Gibson, John W 1910- 

Papers, 1935-54. 20 ft. 



Heme, PaaJ M UM ~ 

Pepers. 1831-62. 5 ft. 



Lea E 1878-1880. 

Papers. 1916-60. 119 ft 



JoanC 1909- 

Papers. 1945-54. ca. 115 items. 



MS 65-1888 



MS 65-81 



MS 65-92 



Maiming; William Thomas, Bp n 1866-1949. 
Papers, 1890-1950. 30 feet (15,000 items) 

Seabarjr, Samael, 1801-1872. 
Papers, 1830-73. 519 items. 



GEORGIA. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (ATHENS) 

MS 64-218 
Baffintme, John C 1842-1802. 

Papers of John C. and Elliot C. Ballintroe, 1850-1802. 
73 items. 

MS 84-219 



Barrow, DaTid Crenshaw, 1 

Papers, 1858-1929. 48 ft. (54,641 items) 

MS 64-220 
Bower, Byron Beaufort, 1874-1955. 

Bower family correspondence, 1872-1906. 877 items. 

MS64-221 
Branch family. 

Papers, 1830-1961. ca. 8 ft (859 items) 

MS 64-222 
Cofcer, Francis Marion, 1827-1905. 

Florence Hodgson Heidler collection, 1861-66. 266 



Farrow, Henry Patfllo, 1834-1907. 
Papers, 1855-1937. 4600 items. 

FeUea, Rebecca (Latimer) 1835-1930. 
Papers, 1851-1980. 4812 items. 



»»„ 1729-1796. 



Panen. 9t. 

OTTYW BAILEY LIBRARY. UNIVERSITY OF 
VERMONT see VERMONT. UNIVERSITY, 
GUY W. BAILEY LIBRARY, WILBUR COL- 
LECTION (BURLINGTON) 

HARRYS. TRUMAN LIBRARY (INDEPEND- 



ENCE. MOT) 



Anderson, CUnton Preaba, 1885- 
Papers, 1945-48. 6 ft 

Andrews, Stanley, 1885- 
Pspers, 1849-53. 1 ft 



MS 65-84 



MS 65-85 



MS 64-284 



Flaaigen, Cameron Dontlas, 1854-1842. 
Papers, 1867-1841. 1900 items. 

MS64-228 
Harden family. 

Hardtn-Juckson-Carithers collection, 1779-1983. ca. 2800 



k Walter Barnard. 1851-1805. 
Papers, 1801-06. 10,364 items 



Lamar, Joseph Rneker, 1857-1916. 
Papers, 1792-1936. 4993 items. 



MeU, Patrick Hues, 1814-1888. 
Papers, 1829-88. 853 Hams. 



MS 64-228 



MS 64-829 





MS 65-86 


Anamnrer, Harry Jacob, 1892- 




Papera, 1934-64. 134 items. 






MS 65-87 


Boyd, James, 1904- 




Papers, 1941-59. 5 ft. 






MS 65-88 


Campbell, Wauaee J 1910- 




Pepers, 1948-59. 19 ft 






MS 65-88 


Chapman, Oscar Littleton, 1896- 




Papers, 1931-52. 52 ft. 






MS 65-100 


Clark, John Davidson, 1884- 




Papers, 1946-62. 1ft 






MS 65-101 



Hemehel V 1894- 

Papers, 1929-53. 6 ft 



Jones, James Wddon, 1896- 
Papera, 1929-54. 10ft 

Jones, Joseph Marion, 1808- 
Papers, 1947. ca. 200 items. 



., Philip M 1913- 

Papers, 1948-54. 2 ft. 



W John, 1904- 

Papers, 1946-48. 1 ft 

Lawton, Frederick J 1900- 

Papers, 1917-63. 5 ft 



Lloyd, Darid Demarest, 1911-1982. 
Papers, 1949-63. 29ft 



Locke, Edwin Allen, 1910- 
Papers, 1941-53. 2 ft 



MS 65-110 



MS 65-111 



MS 65-112- 



MS 65-113 



MS 65-114 



MS 65-115 



MS 65-116 



MS65-11T 



MS 65-118 



MS 65-119 



MS 65-128 



MS 85-121 



MS 65-142 



MS 65-123 



MeGrath, Earl James, 1808- 

Papers, 1847-53. 3 reels of microfilm (negative) 



MS 65-124 



Committee for the Marshal Plan. 

Records, 1947-51. 409 items. 

MS 65-102 
Cooperative League of the U. S. A. 

Records of the Washington Office, 1936-49. 70 ft 

MS 65-103 
Davis, Michael Marks, 1879- 

Papers, 1939-55. ca. 10,000 items on 11 reels of microfilm 
(positive) 

MS 65-104 
MS 65-105- 
MS 65-106 
MS 65-107 
MS 65-108 
MS 65-109 



Davis, Nathaniel Penistone, 1885- 
Paiiers, 1916-57. 1 box. 



DooaHson. Jesse M 1885- 

Pspers, 1948-52. 1 ft 



Foley, Raymond M 1890- 

Pspers, 1946-53. 2ft 

Foakert, James H 1898-1961. 

Papers, 1919-54. 1ft 

Freer, Robert Elliot, 1896-1962. 

Papers, 1933-62. 23 ft 

Gahrin, Michael J 1807-1963. 

Papers, 1633-63. 10 ft 



MeGrath, James Howard, 1903- 
Papers, 1834-52. 93 ft 

Mitchell, Stephen A 1903- 

Papers, 1947-60. 40 ft 

Marphy, Charles S 1909- 

Pepers, 1951-61. 6 ft. 

National Aircraft War Production Coanefl. 

Records, 1842-45. 12ft 

MS 65-128 
National Committee Against Limiting the Presidency. 
Records, 1040-51. 149 items. 

MS 65-129 
National Seemrity Committee. 

Records, 1946-48. 1ft 



MS 65-125 



MS 65-126 



MS 65-127 



CConnell, Joseph James, 1905- 
Pspers, 1944-47. 1ft 

Pace, Frank C 1912- 

Papers, 1946-53. 10 ft 



Pike, Smnner Tucker, 1891- 
Papera, 1920-61. 7 ft 



Redding. John M 1808- 

Papers, 1938-56. lift. 



Rigdon, William McKinley, 1904- 
Papers, 1945-53. 1ft 



Rosenman, BaraoV Irving, 1696- 
Paiiers, 1045-49. 8 ft 

Ross, Charles Griffith, 1885-1850. 
Papers, 1945-50. 5 ft 

Schindler, Alfred, 1894- 
Papers, 1834-55. 14 ft 



MS 65-180 

MS 65-181 

MS 65-182 

MS 65-188 

MS 66-184 

MS 65-185 

MS 65-186 
MS-65-18T 



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HARRY S. TRDMAN LIB RARY (DTOEPENn - 
ENCE. MO.) fPntiH^S^ 



Status, Frieda (Heanoek) 1904-1960. 
Papers, 1948-65. 8 ft. 



Smith, BryeeB 1878-1*62. 

Pepera, 1*24-62. 2 ft. 

8uyder, John Wesley, 1895- 
Pqn, 184S-SS. 28 ft. 

WW St ep he n Jed, 1808- 
Fapen, 1*44-64, 22 ft. 

Stowe, Band B 1*10- 

Papen, 1947-52. 8 ft. 

Tsnnenwald, Theodore, 1816- 
Papera, 1947-57. 4 ft. 

Truman, Hairy S, Pru. U. S n 1884- 
Pepers, 1*35-43. 3245ft. 

Vaughn, Hairy B 1893- 

Papen, 1916-62. 2 ft. 

Vesica, Nathan Thomas, 1886- 
Papen, 1*26-33. lbox. 

WaSgrea, Monrad Charles, 1891-196L 
Papers, 1945-58. 2 ft. 

Waring, Frank A 1901- 

Papers, 1946-5L 2 ft. 

Webb, Janes Edwin, 1806- 
Papen, 1828-80. 41ft. 

WeKsohn, Joel D 1900-1981. 

Papen, 1987-62. 5 ft. 

Yates. Sidney H 1809 _ 

Papers, 1949-62. 53 ft. 



MS 65-188 
MS 65-189 
MS 65-142 
MS 65-1*0 
MS 65-141 
MS 65-14* 
MS 65-1*5 
MS 65-144 
MS 65-146 
MS 65-147 
MS 65-148 
MS 65-149 
MS 65-150 
MS 66-151 



Kerwirth, Beuniek Conrad, 1853-1940. 
Papen, 1915-36. 1ft. 

Bigelew, Henry Bryant, i. 1879. 
Correspondence, 1906-64. 5 ft. 

Bigekiw, Jacob, 1787-1879. 
Papen, 1816-27. 1 ft. 



__„ . 1867-1818. 

'•pen, 1893-1912. 3 bona. 

Bond, George Pnflnpa, 1825-1685. 
Papen, 1851-85. 2 boxes. 

Band, William Crandi, 1789-1859. 
Papers, 1845-59. 2 boxes. 

Brooks, Charles Frankan, 1891-1958 
Papers, 1931-57. 48 ft. 

BaDeck, Charles Jesse, 1869-1941 
Papers, 1885-1935. 15 ft. 

Burke, Walter Safford, 1866-1831. 

Correspondence, 1896-1912. 1 box. 

Cabot, Richard Clarke, 1868-1939 
Papers, 1888-1934. 69 ft. 

Chafee, Zechariah, 1885-1957. 
Papers, 1895-1957. 18 ft. 

Chase, George Henry, 1874-1852. 
Papers, 1888-1852. 5 ft. 



HARVARD UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES ( CAM- 
BRIDGE. MASS.) : 



Abbot, Ezra, 1819-1881. 
Papers, 1858-84. 2ft. 

Abbot, Francis niingweod, 1836-1903. 
Papen, 1848-1908. 15 ft. 

Abbott, Wilbur Cortes, 1869-1947. 
Papers, 1908-48. 2 ft. 

Altrocchi, RudceBh, 1882-1952. 
Papers. 4 ft. 

Anthony, John Gould. 1804-187T 
Papers, 1889-n. 1 box. 

Babbitt, bring, 1865-1933 
Papers, 1884-1933. 8 ft. 



. Nathan, 1868-1953. 
Papen, 1916-85. 1 ft. 



, , 1884-1916. 

Correspondence, 1982-45. 40 ft. 

Baxter, Gregory Paul, 1B76-1968. 
Papers, 1897-1958. ca. 2 ft. 

Bentley, WUnam, 1759-1819. 

Correspondence, 1783-1815. 1 box. 

Beqnaert, Joseph Charles, 1886- 
Paners, 1902-44. 1ft. 

Berry, Charles Harold, 1889-1981 
Papers, 1928-45. 1ft. 



MS 65-1218 
MS 65-1219 

MS 65-1220 
MS 62-1886 
MS 65-1221 
MS 66-1222 
MS 65-1228 
MS 66-1887 



MS 65-1224 
MS 85-1889 

MS 65-1890 



1879-1942. 

Papers, 1909-42. 6ft. 



Cooke, Jostah Parsons, 1827-1894. 
Papers, 1850-94. 4 v. 

Ceefidge. Archibald Cary, 1866-1928 
Papers, 1905-28. 6 ft. 

Copeland, Charles Townsend, 1860-1952. 
Correspondence, 1882-1952. 1 ft. 

Cross, Samuel Hazard, 1891-1946. 
Papers, 1913-46. 10 ft. 

Crosveu, WilUan, 1780-1834 
Papers, 1781-18S4. 1 box. 

Crosier, WflUam John, 1892-1955 
Papers, 1912-55. 6 ft. 

Donster, Henry, 1609-1659. 

Papers, 1638-1914. 78 items. 

EdgeB, George Harold. 1887-1954. 
Papers, 1929-35. 1ft. 

Eliot, Charles WUtiam, 1834-1926 
Papers, 1869-1924. 199 ft. 

Eliot Samuel Atkins, 179&-1862. 
Papers, 1820-61. 10 t. 

Everett, Edward, 1794-1865. 

Correspondence, 1815-04. 5 boxes. 



Farrar, John, 1779-1853. 
Papers, 1813-27. 1 box. 



Fettan, Cornelias Conway, 1SO7-0 
Papers, 1889-62. 5 t. 



Sunn, William Wallace, 1862-1982. 
Papers, 1890-1982. 24 boxes. 

Foawm, Charles, 1794-1872. 
Papers, 1813-26. lbox. 



MS 66-1891 
MS 65-1892 

MS 65-1225 

r 

MS 65-1226 
MS 65-1227 

MS 65-1228 
MS 65-1893 
MS 65-1894 

MS 65-1229 
MS 65-1895 
MS 65-1896 
MS 66-1897 
MS 65-1898 

MS 85-1230 
MS 65-1281 
MS 65-1899 
MS 65-1900 
M3 65-1232 
MS 65-1*01 
MS 65-1288 
MS 65-1902 
MS 65-1284 
MS 66-1285 
MS 65-1286 

MS 65-1287 
MS 65-1288 
MS 45-1289 
MS 65-1240 



Ford, James, 1884-1944. 
Papen, 1909-44. 7ft. 

Francke, Enno, 1855-1930. 
Papers, 1890-1930. 3 



Frntne, Leei, 1783-1822. 

Correspondence, 1805-20. 1 box. 

GDraan. Samuel, 1791-1858 
Papers, 1811-26. 5 boxes. 

Goodwin, Waham Watson, 1831-1912. 
Papers, 1879-191L 2 boxes. 

Gornam. John, 1783-1829. 
Papers, 1824-27. 1 box. 

Grandgent, Charles Hall, 1862-1839 
Papers. 1886-1915. 2 ft. 

Greeswugh, Cheater Noyes. 1874-1938 
Papers, 1900-38. 5 ft. 

Grass, Charles, 1857-1909. 
Papers, 1888-1909. 4 ft. 



_ Paul Henry, 1BS5-184L 
Papers, 1891-194L 9 ft. 



_ Cmrenee Henry, 1885-1960. 
Papers, 1905-60. 6 ft. 

Harris, Thaddeos Mason, 1768-1842 
Papers, 1822-42. 2 ft. 

Bart, Albert BsahneB, 1854-1948. 
Papers, 1874-1940. 21ft. 

Hamrd TJninraity. Arduvti. 

Harvard presidents' papers, 1661-1804. 

Hedge, Leri, 1766-1844. 

Papers, 1825-27. ibex. 

Henderson, Lawrence Joseph, 1878-1942. 
Papers, 1805-42. 3 ft. 



MS 65-1903 
MS 65-1241 
MS 65-1242 
MS 65-1243 
MS 65-1244 
MS 65-1245 
MS 66-1248 
MS 65-1247 
MS 65-1248 
MS 65-1904 
MS 65-1905 
MS 65-1249 
MS 65-1*06 
MS 66-1280 



Hffl, Thomas, 1818-1891. 

Corrtepondence, 1B21-8L 9 t. 

BiBycr, Robert SnUman, 1895-1961 

Papers, 1940-45. 2 boxes and 1 folder. 

Holmes, Henry Wyman, 1680-1960. 
Correspondence, 1909-19. 6 ft. 



— , . 1777-1867. 

Papers, 1814-27. lbox. 



. Lewis Jerome, 1867-1952. 
Papers, 1888-1948. 14 ft. 



Jones, GrinodL 1884-1947. 

Correspondence, 1912-17. 8 ft. 



KeUrr. Trnnran Lee, 1884-1961. 
Papen, 1930-64. 1 ft. 

Kukland, John Thorton, 1770-1840 
Papers, 1806-84. 10 t. 

aQttredge, George Lyman, 1860-1941. 
Papers, 1886-194L 44 ft. 

Kokkr, Elmer Peter, 1865-1938. 

Correspondence, 1912-88. 3 boxes. 



Lamb, Arthur Becket, 1880-1962. 
Papers, 1912-52. 48 ft. 



Lane, William Coondge, 1B59-193L 
Papers, 1887-1913. 1 box. 



MS 65-1251 
MS 65-1907 
MS 65-1252 
MS 65-1908 
MS 65-1909 
MS 65-1258 
MS 65-1910 
MS 65-1911 
MS 65-1912 
MS 66-1254 
MS 65-1913 
MS 65-1265 

MS 65-1*14 
MS 65-1256 



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BRIDGE. MASS.) (Continued) 



(CAM - 



Tjnm.ii, Charles Rockwell, 1860-1941. 
Papers, 1863-1938. 47 ft. 

Lowell, Abbott Lawrence, 1856-1943. 
Papers, 1883-1943. 271 ft. 

Morgan, Morris Hleky, 1869-1910. 
Papers, 1888-1909. 9 borne. 

Norton, Andrews, 1786-1893. 
Papers, 1806-53. 3 boxes. ' 

Peck, WaKam Dandridge, 1768-1822. 
Papers, 1777-1887. 1 ft. 

Petrce, Benjamin, 1778-1831. 
Papers, 1786-1831. 2 boxes 

Peirce, Benjamin, 1809-1880. 
Papers, 1831-80. 10 ft. 

Pickering, Edward Charles, 1846-1919. 
Papers, 1830-1918. 9 ft. 

Pickering, John, 1777-1846. 
Papers, 1889-41. 1 ft. 

Pickering, William Henry, 1898-1938. 
Papers, 1889-1924, lft. 

PopJdn, John SneUing, 1771-1852. 
Letters, 1801-27. lft. 

Putnam, Frederic Ward, 1839-19U. 
Papers, 1863-1916. IB ft. 

Qufncy, Josh*, 1772-1864. 
Papers, 1811-68. 23 T. 

Band, Benjamin, 18S6-1934. 
Papers, 1897-1933. 8 boxes. 

Richards, Theodore Wflnsm, 1868-1928. 
Papers, 1889-1928. 7 ft. 

Ropes, James Haro>, 1866-1933. 
Papers. 1895-1927. 8 boxes. 



Royee, Joaiaa, 1855-1916. 

Papers, 1882-1916. 25 ft. 



Sargent, Dudley ADen, 1849-1924. 
Papers, 1879^1919. lift. 

Searte, Arthur, 1837-1920. 

Papers, 1887-1912. 4 boxes, 

Sewafl, Stephen, 1784-1804. 
Papers, 1765-42. 7 T. 

Sibley, John Langden, 1B04-188S. 
Papers, 1831-85. 28ft. 

Smith, Clement Lawrence, 1844-1909. 
Papers, 1860-1905. 8 ft. 

Smyth, Herbert Weir, 1657-1937. 
Papers, 1876-1928. 2 ft. 

Sparks, Jared, 1789-1866. 

Correspondence, 1849-68. It. 



, Frederick Caesar John 
de. 1846-1938. 
Papers, 1865-1938. 7 ft. 

Swain, Geart* FOunore, 1857-1981. 
Papers, 1909-29. 8ft. 

Thayer, Joseph Henry, 1828-1901. 
Papers, 1883-1901. 8 ft. 

Umyer, WBham Roseoe, 1859-1923. 
Papers, 1896-1920. 2 ft. 



MS 65-1915 
MS 66-1257 
MS 65-1258 
MS 65-1259 
MS 65-1260 
MS 65-1261 
MS66-1262 
MS 65-1263 
MS 65-1264 
MS 65-1265 
MS65-1266 
MS 65-12*7 
MS 65-1268 
MS 65-1269 
MS 65-1270 
MS 65-1271 
MS66-12TS 
MS 65-1271 
MS 66-1274 
MS 65-1275 
MS 65-1278 
MS 65-1277 
MS 65-1278 
MS 65-1279 
MS 65-1280 



TScknor, George, 1791-1871. 
Lectures, 1817-85. 2 ft. 

Tresdwell, Daniel, 1791-1872. 
Papers, 1821-87. lft. 



Walker, James, 1794-1874. 
Papers, 1840-72. 8 y. 

Ware, Henry, 1764-1845. 
Papers, 1B06-4S. lft. 

Ware, Henry, 1794-1B43. 
Papers, 1820-42. lft. 

Warren, Henry Choke, 1854-1899. 
Papers, 1891-99. 1 ft. 

Warren, John Collins, 1778-1856. 
Papers, 1814-27. 1 box. 

Webster, John White 1793-1860. 
Papers, 1826-65. lbox. 

Wendell, Barrett, 1865-1821. 
Papers, 1873-1921. 6ft. 

Whipple, George Chandler, 1866-1924. 
Papers, 1888-1924. 2ft. 

Whtte, Horatio Stephens, 1852-1934. 
Papers, 1885-1926. 5 ft. 

Wmaid, Sidney, 1780-1868. 
Papers, 1807-26. lft. 

Williams, Samuel, 1743-1817. 
Papers, 1780-88. lft. 

WIBsen, Robert Wheeler, 1853-1929. 
Papers, 1898-1916. lft. 



_..-, Justin, 1831-1897. 
Papers, 1847-97. 6 ft. 

Winthrop, John, 1714-1779. 
Papers, 1728-89. 2 ft. 

Woodworth, Jay Beckon, 1866-1926. 
Papers, 1880-1924. 6 ft. 

Taontv Alyn Abbott, 1876-1929. 
Papers, 1898-1927. 8ft 



MS 66-1284 
MS 65-1285 
MS 66-1286 
MS 66-1287 
MS 66-1288 
MS 65-1289 
MS 66-3290 
MS 85-1291 

MS 66-1292 
MS 65-1298 
MS 65-1294 
MS 66-1295 
MS 66-1296 
MS 96-1297 
MS 96-1298 
MS 66-1299 
MS 65-1800 
MS 65-1801 



MS 65-1108 



Cortland family. 

Papers, 1882-1910. 20 ft. (1862 items) 

MS 65-1804 
Van Vautenbarg, Edwin A d. 1932. 

Political correspondence, 1896-1982. 10 ft. (1295 items) 



HAVERFORD COLLEGE LIBRARY (PA. ) 

MS65-15S 
Friends, Society ot Aimmm Frienii Senim Cmmiitttt. 
Archnes, 1917-68. 1166 ft. 

MS 66-158 
Friends, Society of. Imlm Tnrty M atmf. 
Becords. 1673-1860. 16 reeb) of microfilm. 

MS 66-166 
Harerford Collage, library. 

Jonrnal and ojary collection, ea. 1712-1962. ee.5Sft. 

MS64-1876 
Harerxord Coflegn. JCowerjr. ^^ 

Miscellaneous manuscripts collection, ca. 1687-1963. ca. 
8 ft (ca. 770 items) 

MS 66-166 

Harerford CeUege. IStmry- ,, ,. 

Miscellaneous Quaker manuscripts, 1666-1964. ce. 17 ft 
and 62 reels of microfilm. 



TfTSTOBir- AL AMD PHn -nSQPHICA L SOCIETY 
OF OHIO (CINCINNATI) see CINCINNATI 
HISTORICAL SOCIETY 



HTSTOMC AL COMMISSION OF THE 

SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION see 
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTI ON, 
DARGAN-CARVER LIBRARY (NASHVILLE, 
TENN.) 



HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF DAUPHIN COUNTY 
— (HARRtSBURG, PA) 

MS 64-1377 



HARVARD TJNIVKKSm, GRADUATE SCHOOL 
OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, BAKER 
LIBRARY (feOSTOirr 

MS 64-885 



MS 66-1916 



Baker (Walter) ft Company, ltd. 
Records, 1812-1946. 14 ft 

Cssfidgc, Thomas Jefferson, 1863-1912. 
Letter books, 1890-1911. 6ft. 

MS 64-886 
Dam ft Braeujtreet, inc. 

Credit ledgers, ca. 1840-95. 249 ft (ca. 2560 t.) 



MS 66-1281 



MS 66-1282 



MS 64-887 
MS 64-888 



Eastis family. 

Business records, 1878-1948. 6 ft (66 t.) 

Garrison, WflBam Lloyd, 1874- 

Lctterbooks, 1903-21. es-2ft.(UT.) 

MS64-8S9 
Hott, Jonah, 1783-1860. 

Business records of Jonah Ho* and John Stereos, 1885- 
72. 8 ft 

MS 64-240 



, , 1799-1889. 

PaperaJ861-92. 4100 items. 

De Witt, William RaddWe, 1827-1891. 
Papers, 1862-74. 11 folders. 



MS 64-1378 



HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA 
see PENNSYLVANIA, HISTORICAL 
SOCIETY OF (PHILADELPHIA) 



HONNOLD LIBRARY FOR THE ASSOCIATED 
COLLEGES (CLAREMONT. CAUT. ) 



Joaquin. 18411-1913. 
Papers. TSitems. 



__r, Edwin. 1824-1896. 
Correspondence, 1866-1912. 66 



MS 68-206 



MS 68-807 



Records, 1922-32. 3 ft (5332 items) 



HARVARD UNIVERSITY. HOUGHTON LIBRARY 

(CAMBRIDGE, MASS.) 

MS 65-1602 

u, nHBany 1784—1868. ^^ . 

Family correspondence, 1802-58. ca. 4 ft (807 items) 



HOUGHTON LIBRARY, HARVARD UN1VER - 
SM aee rlARVAlB UNlVtJRSiTX; 
"HOUGHTON LIBRARY (CAMBRIDGE, 

MASS.) 

HOULTON PUBLIC LIBRARY (ME.) see 
CARY LIBRARY (HOULTON, ME.) 



HOWARD-TILTON MEMORIAL T .TKRARY, 
TULANE UNrVERSrrY see TULANE UNI- 
VERSITx OF LOUISIANA, HOWARD- 
TILTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY (NEW 
ORLEANS) 



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ILLINOIS S TATE HISTOR ICAL T.TBTmpv 

CSPFJNGFELD) 

. . , MS 64-241 

-aiesander ane Ho-peD, Dixon, IU. 
Kecnrds. 1854-76. 315 items. 

Andrews family. MS 64-242 

Papers, 1827-83. 102 items. 

/■ » MS 85-157 

t-annoa, Joseph Gamer, 1836-1926 

Correspondence, 1883-1926. 62 items. 

Craig, M^ Abb (Posey) ^ 65 ~ 158 

Incoming correspondence, 1830-78. 71 items. 

_ MS 64-248 

sisiee, Thomas J 

Letters, 1861-55. 66 items. 



MS 64-244 
MS 64-245 
MS 64-346 
MS 65-159 
MS 64-247 
MS 65-160 
MS 64-248 
MS 64-249 

Fsirans of Bosbandry. /Know SUU Oranac MSM ~ !S0 
BcconU, 1885-1961. 73 items and 7 t. 

\fC «4 fa»1 

Sstams of Husbandry /I&wA Stefe ft«»* f ^ 

Grange. Wjnnebaffo Co. 
Records. 1874-1956. 300 items and 6 v. 

EasseE family. MS 64-252 

Papers, 1792-1927. ca. 1 ft (813 Hams) 

Springfield, LI. First Methodist Chorea. «S«S-M1 

Records, 1836-1927. 4 reels of microElm (poatne) 



GaskiH, James R M 1820-1894. 

Papers, 1854-1926. 185 items. 

GiSeit family. 

Papers, 1828-1904. ca. 2 ft. (221 items) 

Griffin, John A 1842-1902. 

Papers, 1860-68. 396 items. 

^inch, Benjamin p. 

Correspondence, 1838-56. 102 items. 

Eomphrey, J Otis, 1850-1918. 

Correspondence, 1908-18. 149 items. 

Kennedy, WiJIiam J i. 1863. 

Correspondence, 1861-63. 1T0 items. 

King family. 

Papers, 1798-1927. 2 ft. (2286 items) 

Mysrs, Patrick. 

Business records, 1860-72. 95 i 



Gregory, John Milton, 1822-1898. 
Papers, 1838-98. 5 ft. 

HDkbrand, HaroU Newcomb, 1887-1953. 
Papers, 1818-47. 1 ft. 

Hopkins, B. Smith, 18T3-1952 
Pipers, 1917-52. 1 ft. 

Illinois Natural History Society. 
Records, 1858-85. 2 ft. 

James, Edmund Janes, 1855-1923 
Pspera, 1886-1919. 73 ft. 

Ketchnm, MOo Smith, 1872-1934. 
Pipers. 1899-1902. 1 ft. 

Larson, Laurence Marce&us, 1868-1938 
Papers. 1876-1938. 6 ft 



TnambDJL Lyman, 1813-1896. 

Papers, 1821-1917. ca, 2 ft. (2970 items) 



MS 65-162 



- — , Karl Bantiste, 1887-1963. 
Papers, 1914-63. 13 ft 

Lybyer, Albert Howe, 1876-1949. 
Papers. 1870-1949. 19 ft. 

Murphy, Lawrence Wimam. 

Papers, 1920-63. l ft 

Neiswanger, William Addison, 1900- 
Pspers, 1950-53. 1 ft 

Mores, William Albert, 1857-1941 
Papers, 1870-1942. 8 ft 

Oktfather, William Abbott, 1880-1945 
Papers, 1904-45. ca.Tft 

PaleontoJogical Society. 
Records, 1908-62. 1 ft. 

Peabody, Sehm Hobart, 1820-1903. 

Speeches and sermons, 1881-94. 1ft 

Powell, Burt Eaxdley, 1867- 
Papers, 1914M8. 3 ft. 



--» Garfield, 1881-1953. 

Papers, 1903-53. 6 ft 



ILLINOIS. UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES (TJRBANA) 



Saner, Frederick Charles, 1886- 
Popers, 1909-60. 1 ft. 

Bernard, Cbrence Arthur, 1890- 
Papers, 19-21-59. 9 ft. 

Borrill, Thomas Jonathan, 1839-1916 
Papers, 1863-1910. 1 ft and 1 box. 



Case, Harold Clayton M 
Papers, 1918-64. 4 ft 



1890-1966. 



Draper, Andrew Sloan, 1848-1913. 
Papers, 1892-1913. 8 ft 

Fsirlie, John Archibald, 1872-1847. 
Papers, 1885-1947. 32 ft 

S^ye, Christopher UrdahL 1886- 
Papers, 1934-61. 1ft. 



Forbes, Stephen Alfred, 1844-1930. 
Correspondence, 1871-1911. 20 ft 

Garner, James WOford, 1871-1938 
Papers, 1830-1942. 3 ft. 



MS 65-1305 
MS 65-1917 
MS 65-1306 
MS 66-1307 
MS 65-1818 
MS 65-1308 
MS 65-1309 
MS 86-1819 
MS 65-1920 



. Fred Albert, 1893-1963. 
Papers, 1923-61. 8 ft 

Sharp, Katherine Ludnda, 1865-1914. 
Pspera, 1881-1963. 1 ft 

SneJford, Victor Ernest, 1877- 
Pepers, 1901-61. 2 ft 



Sherman, Stuart Pratt, 1881-1626 
Pspera, 1903-26. 4 ft 



Stephens, Carl 1884-195L 
Papers, 1915-51. 7 ft 



Talbot, Arthur NeweD, 1857-1942. 
Papers, 1877-1941. 1 ft 

Trekasc, William, 1857-1945. 
Pspera, 1886-1941. 1 ft 

Ward, Henry Baldwin, 1865-1946 
Papers, 1885-1960. 1ft. 

wHlard. Arthur Cutts, 1B78- 

Pspers, 1900-56. 123 ft and 3 boxes. 

Zemnr, Charles, 1878-1939. 

Papers, 1890-1944. ca. 2 ft. 

Zunnke, Robert Carl 1879-1957 
Papers, 1921-57. 3 ft 



MS 65-164 
MS 65-1310 
MS 66-1811 
MS 65-1921 
MS 65-1922 
MS 65-1312 
MS 65-1923 
MS 65-1924 
MS 66-1925 
MS66-1J26 
MS 66-1937 

MS 66-1928 
MS 65-1929 
MS 66-1930 
MS 65-165 
MS 65-1931 

MS 65-166 
MS 65-1632 
MS 65-1938 

MS 65-167 
MS 86-1934 
MS65-19S5 

MS 65-1936 
MS 66-1937 | 
MS 65-1938 
MS 66-1989 



INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL HISTORICAL 
PARK (PHILADELPHIA) ' 

Harri«n, EDen Wato. MS6J-U18 

Papers, 1895-1900. 1 ft (ea. 100 items) 

PhitodelnhJa. Board to Tate Charge «/ <md Cc/uUta* 
teruatRehct for the Muumu of Indepemlmx BaU. 
. William H. Staake collection, 1800-17. 1 ft. (ca. 200 
items) 

IndependeaoB Hall collections, 1896-1950. ca. 100,000 



Chew loan collection, 1873-1818. 8 ft (ca. 1000 items) 



Sellers, Bonce Wells, 1857-1933^ 
Papers, 1730-1930. ce.4ft' 



MS 85-1317 



IOWA STATE DEPARTM ENT OF HISTORY 
AND ARCHIVES (PES MOINlSST-^ 531 



Bowexa, Henry F 

Papers, 1896-1906. IS T. 

Shaffer, Joshua Monroe. 
Papers. 5 boxes. 

Summers, Laurel. 
Papers. 10 boxes. 



MS 63-208 



MS 63-209 



MS 63-210 



IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SC IENCE AND 
TECHNOLOGY LIBRARYlAME§T """~ 

!«"». Slate Plammp Board KS66-194S 

Becords, 1934-ca. 1940. ea. 400 items. 

W^Stat. Uturermty - Soeuce ^**J£HZ 
Iowa State history collection, 1858-1965. ca. 15 ft 

IOWA. UNT VERSTTV T.TTI RARY flOWA CITY) 



D * T< S^L Be ^ r CorD <>ration, Davenport, lam. 
Records, 1901-56. 80 ft 



MS 64-1379 



Dewey, Charles Abnon, 1877-1958 
Pipers, 1888-1954. 1419 items. 

Hoech, Leo Arthur, 1908- 

Papers, 1955-6L 137 items. 

Rfajby, Wflham Titus, 8. 184L 
Pspera, 1861-1929. 24 ft 



. Seth, 1873-1862. 
Papers, 1904-62. 292 items. 



MS 65-168 
MB 66-166 

MS 64-1380 
MS 66-170 



ISABELLA STEWART GARDN ER MTTSTgTTM 
(BOSTON) " 



Gardner, Isabella (Stewart) 1840-1924. 
Correspondence, 1886-1923. : 



MS 65-1940 



MS 65-1941 



MS 66-1844 



JAMES FORD BELT. m7 .LECTION. UNTir ER- 
STTY OF MINNESOTA c. vrTMMt-c/^Tft 
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, JAMES FORD 
BELL COLLECTION (MINNEAPOLIS) 



JEFFERSON COUNTY HISTOR ICAL LIBRARY 
(PORT TOWNSEND, WASHTT ~ ' 

'_' . _ _ MS 63-211 

Hayden, Henry T 

Papers. 1888-99. ] box 

MS 63-212 



Port Towasend, Wank. 

Records, ca. 1890-1917. 2 boxes. 



661 



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JEFFERSON COUNTY HISTORICAL LIBRARY 
(PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. ) (Continued) 

MS6S-21S 
United Spanish War Veterans. DepL of Washington. John 
Low Camp No. 13-, Port Towntmd. 
Records, 1910-61. 1 box and 1 carton. 

MS 68-214 
Watennan & Katx, Port Toumtmd, With. 

Records, 1870-1927. 2 -r n Holder, 1 box, and 1 carton. 

MS 83-215 



Wnfisen family. 

Papers, 1868- 



1 box and 1 folder. 



MS 63-216 



Wjuooghby family. 

Papers. 2 boxes. 1 carton, and 1 folder. 



JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 
(BALTIMORE, MP. ) 



Isaiah, 1878-1950. 
Paper*. 6 file drawers. 



, 1831-192*. 
Papers, 1676-1924. 7514 items. 



Ira, 1846-1927. 
Correspondence, 1879-1933. 940 Hams. 



US 83-217 



MS 64-1361 



MS 64-1382 



KENTUCKY. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (LEX- 
INGTON) ■ 

MS64-258 

Spence, Brent, 1874- 

Pspers, 1937-62. 60 ft (ce. 37,500 items) 

MS6S-173 
Underwood, Thomas Boat, 1898-1956. 

Papers, 1896-1956. 15 ft. (ca. 8000 items) 

KNOX MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION (THOMAS- 
TON, ME. ) 

MS 65-174 
Knox, Hemy, 1750-1806. 
Papers, ca. 400 items. 



LANE MEPre AT, T.TBBA RY. STANFORD UNI- 
VERSITY see STANFORD UNIVERSITY, 
LANE MEDICAL LIBRARY (STANFORD, 
CALIF.) 



j.Tnn A^y oy CONGRESS see U. S. LIBRARY 
OF CONGRESS (WASHINGTON, D. C. ) 



LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY 
(HARROGATE, TENN. ) 



Hamlin, EDen Vesta (Emery) 1832-1920. 
Papers, 1833-1920. CO. 2 ft. 

BfU and McLamjhtiu Company, Bangor, Me. 
Becords, 1816-80. 52 items. 

HDliard, Heddle, i. 1924, collector. 
Papers, 1832-78. 260 items. 



1801-1865. 
Papers, 1827-1900. 57 items. 

lagenoO, Gears W 1803-1880. 

Papers, 1835-56. lOOi 



MS 65-1968 



MS 65-1969 



MS 65-1970 



MS 66-1971 



MS 66-1972 



MS 66-1978 



annual, Charles Rogers. 

Papers of Charles Rogers Ireland and James Bogen, 
1806-94. 6 ft. 

MS 65-1974 
Pineree. David, A 1863. 

Katahdin Iran Works papers, 1846-68. 2 ft 



JOHNS HOPKINS TJNTV.KKSIT¥, WELCH MEDI- 
CAL LIBRARY (BALTIMORE, MP. ) 



And. John Jacob, 1857-1238. 
ropers, 1857-1939. 68 ft 



Dandy, Walter Edward, 1886-1948. 
Papers, 1920s and 1930'a. 6 ft. 

Babted, WiOhun Stewart, 1852-1922. 
Papers, ca. 1850-1922. 18 ft. 

Herter, Christian Archibald, 1865-1910. 
Papers, 1887-1920. ca.860i 



Edward, 1749-1823. 
Letters, 1787-1822. ca.l00il 



Kelly, Howard Atwnsd, 1858-1943. 
Papers, 1875-1987. 15 ft. 

Lectare notes, 1809-13. 4 t. 

Man, Franklin Paine, 1862-1917. 

Correspondence, 1884-1914. ca. 250 items. 

Meyer, AdoH, 1866-1950. 

Papers, ca. 1886-1948. c«.»O0ft 



1871-1958. 
Correspondence, 1903-41. 162 items. 

Welch, WOham Henry, 1850-1984. 
Papers, 1838-1934. 63 ft 



MS 66-1*45 

MS 65-1946 

MS 65-1*47 

MS 66-1*48 

MS 66-1949 

MS 65-1960 

MS 65-1961 
MS 65-1862 

MS 65-1958 

MS 66-1954 
MS 66-1965 



Clay, Caaatna Marcenna, 1810-1903. 
Papers, 1840-98. 600 i 



Howard, Oarer Oba, 1880-1909. 
Letters, 1850-1909. lbox. 

Uncnm, Abraham, Pro. V. &, 1869-1865. 
Papers, 1838-64. ea. ' 



Idneaai famtty inijrration papexs. 
CS.1O00U) 



Warden, John Lorhner, 1818-1897. 
Papers, 1835-86. 64 items. 



MS 64-1384 



MS 64-1385 



MS 64-1386 



MS64-1887 



MS 66-1975 



MS 66-1976 



LOS ANGELES. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 
AT see CALIFORNIA. UNIVERSITY, 
UNIVERSITY AT LOS ANGELES LIBRARY 



LUTHERAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 



LIBRARY (PHILADELPHIA) 



United Latheran Church in America. 

Becords. 1918-60. ca. 52 ft. 



MS 63-218 



Thompson, Dixie W 

Papers, 1824-55. 100 items. 

Thompson, Edwin H 

Papers, 1842-91. 85 items. 



MARINE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION (MYSTIC , 
CONK) 

MS 64-1388 



MS 64-1389 



MS 64-1890 



MS 64-1391 



MS 64-1392 



MS 64-1398 



1796-1851. 
Correspondence, 1838-48. 72 items. 

Bargeas, James. 

Papers, 1855-64. 103 



Cryde Steamship Company. 

Letter press copybooks, 1894-1912. 2r. 



tranda, John N 

Papers, 1859-47. St. 



MAINE. UNTVERSTTY, RAYMOND H. 



KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 
MANUSCRIPT DIVISION (TOPEKA) 

MS66-W1 

Btfiard famfly. 

Papers, 1872-1959. 8 ft (ca. 2000 items) 



Bowman, Charles Stuart, 4. 1868. 

Papers, 1861-64. 5 ft. (5000 Hams) 



KANSAS. UNTVERSTTY LIBRARY 
(LAWRENCE] ' " 



1817-1892. 
Papers, 1839-1912. 353 Hems, 

Segals, John James, 1833-1900. 

Papers, 1859-1902. 148 Hems and 7 T. 

Stephens, Kate. 1853-1938. 

Papers, 1873-1937. 4 ft and 6 T. 



MS 65-179 

MS 65-1956 
MS 66-1967 
MS 65-1958 



FOGLER LIBRARY (ORONO) 



Barrows, ABee, 1878-1954. 
Papers, 1820-1956. 200 i 



1814-1888. 
Correspondence, 1866-88. 488 i 



Papers, 1886-1929. 21ft 

Bekatorm, Fannie (Hardy) 1865-1946. 
Papers, 1730-1947. ca. 800 Hems. 

Goodwin. Allen, collector. 
Pspers, 1805-1910. 325 



Hambn, Augustas Ornate, 1828-1905. 
Papers, 1861-65. 521 i 



1837-1911. 
Papers, 1852-1911. 8 ft. 

Bwhi i Charles Eugene, 1861-192L 

Papers, 1877-1809. ca.8ft 

Handin, Elijah Lrrermore, 1800-1870. 
Papers, 1823-66. ca. 475 Hants. 



MS 65-1959 

MS 66-1960 

MS 66-1261 

MS 65-1962 

MS 66-1968 

MS 65-1964 

MS 66-1865 

MS 65-1966 
MS 65-1967 



Hancock (Sloop) 

Becords, 1779-83. 



Hask&H, Roger, d. ea. 1760. 

Papers, 1710-1842. 51 items. 

MS 64-1894 

, Jethro, 1789-18M. 

Bosiness records of Jethro and Zacasriah HjUman, 1827- 
62. 5C items. 

MS 64-254 
Hound (Clipper ship) 

Becords, 1858-59. ca. 600 items. 

MS 64-1395 
Jcanes (Isaac) or O m i pany , Philadelphia. 
Becords, 1852-60. 69 Hems. 

Manary family. * 

Papers, 1808-1958. 11 ft (ca. 6000 items) 



MS 65-175 



MS 64-1896 



_ : 16*5-1754. 

Letter copybook, 1727-45. It. 



Scott (T. A.) Company, New London, Com. 

Becords, 1889-1927. 10 ft (ca. 16,000 Hems) 



MS 64-1897 

) 

MS 64-1398 



Papers, 1774-1841. ca. 1000 Hems 

Saaon, Charles C 

Paper*, 1863-84. 1ft 



Papers, 1870-79. 234 items. 



Pspers, 1840-1918. 133 Hems. 



Washington (Slip) 

Becords. 1831-33. 103 items. 



MS 64-1896 



MS 64-1400 



MS 64-255 



MS 64-266 



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MASSACHUSETTS HISTO RICAL SOCIETY 
(BOSTON) 



Abbott, Horace, 1806-1887. 

Papers, 1830-1023. ca. 500 items. 



Barry, Charles Cashing, 1800-1888. 
Papers, 1834-1*06. ca. 50 items. 

Bliss, George, 1793-1873. 
Papers, 1797-1914. 91 i 



Boston. Church of the New Jerusalem. 

Becords, 1844-1919. 8 ft. 

Caiman, Dudley. 

Papers, 1771-1849. 62 items. 



MS 85-176 



MS 65-177 



MS 65-178 



MS 65-188 



MS 65-179 



Cashing family. 

CnabisK-Orne papers, 1730-19SS. ca. 250 items. 



MS 85-1818 



Dahney family. 

Papers, 1716-1904. ca. 75 items. 

Hntehinson family. 

Papers, 1673-1768. ca. 200 items. 



Knapp, Frederick Newman, 1621-1869 
Papers, 1860-89. 3 ft. 

OSn, VTDuam MDo, 1845-1911. 

Papers, 1848-1949. ca. 160 items. 

Pitman family. 

Papers, ca. 1772-1880. ca. 100 items. 

Priest family. 

Papers, 1738-1914. ca. 200 items. 

Shaw, Lemuel, 1781-1861. 

Papers, 1808-1920. ca. 50 items. 

Sherman family. 

Papers, 1800-1903. ca. 250 items. 

Backer family. 

Papers, 1709-189L ca. 200 items. 

Wateott family. 

Papers, 1806-62. 8 vols. 

Wtothrov family. 

Papers, 1544-1963. 28 ft. 



MS 65-180 
MS 65-181 
MS 65-182 
MS 65-1319 
MS 65-184 
MS 65-185 
MS 65-186 
MS 65-187 
MS 65-1820 
MS 85-188 
MS 65-189 



Hamilton, John William, Bp„ 1845-1834. 
Papers, 1910-31. ca. 110 items. 

Barbell, Joseph Cram, ±?r., 1342-19211. 
Papers, 1909-12. 162 items. 

Jarvis, Harva Matthews, 1668-1940. 
Papers, 1807-1940. 15 t. 

Leete, Frederick Be Land, Bp^ 1866-1858 
Papers, 1914-20. ca. 80 items. 

McCahe, Charles CardweO, Bjl, 1838-1906. 
Ctarespondeace, 1875-1906. 128 items. 

Methodist Be* Concern. MS64 - 9TS 

Becords, 1796-1911. 72 items, 2 v„ and 2 foldera 

Methodist Episcopal Church. C mfmm . M •*** 

Becords of venous conferences, 1796-1897. 8 t. 

UTS Aal_075 

Methodist Episcopal Chnreh, Smith. Confers. Tm. 



MS 64-967 
MS 64-988 
MS 64-909 
MS 84-970 
MS 64-971 



Becords, 1800-1029. CO items and 8 v. 

M.thodmtEpia^anrch.SmrUL cWa? C^H^ 
Mirmtes of committees. 1898-1938. 14 y. 

Bfctto^PnbBslu^Hon^^ £3_, MS 64 - 9 ™ 

^Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1776-1936. ca. 90 items and 



MIAMI PUB LIC T.TRP ftRY (FLA. ) 

MmmLFbu Pnbhc Library. MS65-1OT 

Florida authors' manuscripts, 1951-65. 15 ft (132 items) 

MICHEL ORRADRE T.TPIW ARY. TJN1VER STTV 
20ANTACLARA see SANTA CLARA 
UNIVERSITY OF, MICHEL ORRADRE 
LIBRARY (CALIF. ) 



Arnericnn Association «f University Wenea. Am ArifZ 
Ypraanti Branch. 
Becords, 1902-64- 300 items and 16 t. 

a MS 64-1410 

Ataencan Assodatian of University Women. HichSaan 

Inottun. " 
Becords, 1918-57. 4 ft. 

American Chemical Society, ifichigan Sxtitn. MSM ~ M11 
Records, 1900-52. 10 items and 3 t. 

.... MS85-1321 

Amenear, Legion. ViMfe*. fort Dtartcm Feat A7 3SA. 

Dearborn. 
Becords, 1935-49. 9 t. 



Mnmford, Eben. 

Papers, 1930-50. ca. 25 ft. 



MS 68-219 



MEMPHIS PUBLIC T.TRRARY (TENN. ) 



BScSeuar, Kenneth Doughs, 1869-1*57 
Papers, 1911-58. 1000 ft. 



MS 64-257 



MERCER UMVERSITY LIBRARY (MACON. 



Bapttots. Owrgia. Cmvention. 
Becords, 1797-1959. 7 ft. 



MS 65-190 



MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY, MICHIGA N HIS- 
TORICAL COLLECTIONS (ANN ARBOR? 



METHODIST CHURCH (UNITED STATES) 
NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE HISTORI - 
CAL SOCIETY LIBRARY see 1IEWCTR. 
LAND METHODIST HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
LIBRARY (BOSTON UNIVERSITY) 

METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE (NASH- 
vn.LE, TENN. ) 

,. „ MS 64-966 

Bruce, John G 1810-1890. 

Papers, 1838-90. 38 items and 19 t. 

MS64-966 
Christian advocate. 

Records and materials on Methodism, 1882-1937. ca.3250 
items and 36 folders. 



MS 64-1401 

MS 64-1402 

MS 65-1*1 

MS 64-1408 

Albion, Mich, First Presbyterian Chnreh. MSW - 14l>t 

Records, 1839-1957. 3 ft, 22 v., and 1 reel of microfilm. 



Abbot, Waldo, 1888-1*64. 

Com-pnndence, 1940-44. 296 items. 

Adams, Henry Carter, 1851-192L 
Papers, ca. 1860-1930. 20 ft. 

Adams, Randolph GreeateU, 1892-1*51. 
Papers, 1928-50. 325 items. 

Alton, Arthur Scott 1894-1955 
Papers, 1921-51. 3 ft. 



America nrm ti nn Committee of Detroit 

Records, 1914-3L 200 items. 

AngeD, James Bnrriu, 1829-1916. 

Papers, 1846-1916. 13 ft. and 6 v. 



AngeH, Sarah Sveope Caswell, 1831-1903. 
Papers, ca. 1850-1903. ca. 350 items. 

Asm Arbor Art Association. 

Records, 1909-57. 200 items and 7 v. 

Ann Arbor Cooperative Society. 

Becords, 1*36-47. 230 items. 



Asm Arbor C^nkm Club. 

Becords, 1930-60. 250 items and 14 v. 

Ann Arbor Library Club. 

Becords, 1903-43. 73 items and 2 v. 

Ann Arbor Medical dub. 

Becords, 1899-1912. 60 items and 3 v. 

Asm Arbor, Midi. First Baptist Chnreh. 

Becords, 1837-1960. ca. 1 ft. and 59 v. 



MS 64-1412 



MS 64-1413 



MS 64-1414 



MS 65-193 



MS 65-194 



MS 65-195 



MS 65-196 



MS 65-197 



MS 65-198 



Ann * rto f' Me »- Kra« &ngregatjaual Church. 

Becords, 1847-1944. ca. 1 ft. and 62 v. 



MS 65-1*9 



Ann Arbor, Mich. First Presbyterian Church. 

Papers, 1883-1959. 8 ft, and 7 v. 

Ann Arbor, Mich. Huron Hub Golf dub. 
Becords, 1924-28. 150 items. 

Armstrong, Louise (Van Voorhis) 1889-1948. 
Papers, ca. 1930-40. !ft 

Arttaga, Santiago, 18TS- 

Papers, 1914-57. ca. 500 items. 



Aldrich, Frederick A 

Papers, 1888-93. 300 items. 

Allan, SDaeL 

Papers, 1852-1901. 100 items. 



Allen family. 

Papers, 1826-50. 69 items. 



MS 84-1405 



MS 64-1406 



MS 64-1407 



MS 66-192 



Alpnadelpnia Association. 

Becords. 1844-48. 600 items and 6 v. 

MS 64— 1408 
American Association of University Professors. Vtivcrrity 
of Michigan Chapter. 
Becords, 1935-59. 2 ft. 



... Earl D 1870- 

Papers, 1893-1953. ca. 8 ft and 28 v. 

Backus, StandJsh, 1875- 

CcTrespondence, 1919-89. 4ft. 

Bagley, David Marion, d. 1876. 
Papers, 1847-1922. 3 v. 

Bagley, John Judson, 1832-1681. 
Papers, 1843-81. 586 it< 



Bailey, Frsaddm H 1848-1914. 

Papers, 1861-1912. 71 items and 21 v. 

Baird, Charles, 1870-1944. 

Correspondence, 1892-1983. ca,2ft 

Baker, John Randolph. 

Papers, 1886-1915. ca, 100 items. 

Batch, Nathaniel Aldrich, 1808-1894. 
Papers. 1797-1893. 1100 items. 



- Bald, Frederick Clever, 1887- 
Papers, 1917-58. 3 ft 



MS 64-1416 
MS 65-1322 
MS 64-1416 
MS 64-1417 
MS 64-1418 
MS 64-141* 
MS 64-1420 
MS 64-1421 
MS 64-1428 
MS 64-1428 
MS 64-1484 

MS 64-1426 
MS 64-1426 



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TORICAL COLLECTIONS (ANN ARBOR) 
(Continued] 



Barbour, Leri Lewis, 1840-1925. 

Papers, 1857-1926. 139 items and 4 t. 



Barttett. Barley Harris, 1888-1980. 
Papers, 1908-60. 13 ft. and 49 t. 



Bates, Charles franklin. 

Papers, 1878-88. 60 items. 

Bates, Henry Mom, 1869-1949. 
Papers. 1911-47. 50 items. 



Bauer, Lawrence James, 1894-1919. 

Correspondence, 1917-20. 64 items. 



Beach, Walter Phergs. 

Papers, 1849-92. 150 items. 

BeaL Juntas Emery, 1B60-1942. 

Papers, 1879-1937. ca. 250 items and 5 t. 



MS 64-1427 
MS 64-1428 
MS 64-1429 
MS 64-1430 
MS 61-1431 
MS 64-1432 
MS 64-1438 
US 64-1431 
US 64-1185 

MS 64-1486 
Beekman family. 

Papers of the Beekman and Giddings families, 18*6-86. 
823 items. 

MS 61-1437 
Beman, Wooster Woodrafl, 1850-1922. 
Papers, 1865-1938. 177 items. 

MS 64-1438 
Bethnne family. 

Papers of the Bethnne and Daffield families, 1796-188T. 
55 items and 22 v. 

MS 64-1*39 
Bingham, Kinsley Scott, 1808-1861. 
Papers, 1820-1909. ca. 600 items 

MS 64-1440 
fifw yfcaiii family. 

Paprrs, 1822-1910. 



MS 64-1452 
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangera of 
America. Zoeel 6H, Ann Arbor, Mieh. 
Becords, 1899-1912. 21 t. 

MS 64-140 

Brown, Albert' Bi i ie i ' wiii, 1908— 
Papers, 1910-40. ca. 200 hems. 

US 64-1*54 
Blown, Doirajas S 

Papers of Douglas S. and Elizabeth G. Brown, 1930-62. 
6ft. 

MS 64-1*65 
Brown, Everett SoraerviBet 1886—196*. 
Papers, 1923-55. ca.3501 



Beat Rice Aner, 

Papers. 1813-1902. ca. 1700 items. 



Beebe, Joseph E 1B104872. 

Papers, 1844-7L 58 items and S v. 



. 1 ft. aad 8 t. 



Birkett,! 

Papers, 1853-1913. ca. 85 items and 8 t. 



fn >lr»»i«n Edward WODam, 1880-1968. 
Papers, 1933-47. 8 ft. and 1 v. 



BUss, AhnondL 

Business records, 1869-98. 18 T. 

Bonlsteel, Roscoe Osmond. 1888- 
Papers, 1920-62. 4 ft. 

Boston and Lake Superior Mining Association. 

Records, 1845-47. 96 items. 



Boughton, John C 1836-1891. 

Papers, 1856-1910. ea. 250 items. 



Boyd family. 

Papers, 1761-1945. 534 items. 

Boyles, Emerson Richard, 1681-1960. 
Papers, 1879-1060. ft. and 11 v. 



Bradish, Cnrrea. 

Papers, 1825-70. ca. 100 items. 



Braakey, William Fleming. 1835-1915. 
Papers, 1876-1909. 3 items and It. 



Brawn, Frank M 1. 1848. 

Papers, 1832-84. 370 items 

Brown, Wilham Effia. 

Papers, 1915-62. 2 ft. and 5 T. 

BrowneB, Nathan 

Papers, 1851-67. 118" 



Bracker, WOber Marion, 1894- 
Papers, 1919-61. 40 ft. 



Bnrtiarisn, Bom Bacon, 1882-1953. 
Papers, 1928-53. 4ft 



Papers, 1847-1927. ca. 500 items. 

Bad, Barber G 1823-1900. 

Papers, 1857-69. 2 ft. 



Burgwin, Richard. 

Ctarrespoadence, 1959-60. 150 items. 

Burster, Joseph AHrich, 1877-1950. 
Papers, 1909-50. 900 i 



MS 64-1456 



MS 64-1457 



MS 64-1458 



MS 64-1469 



MS 64-1461 

MS 65-201 

MS 65-802 
US 65-1883 

MS 64-1162 



Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret, 1807-1831. 
Correspondence, 1793-1933. 155 items. 



Canada, Lacy E xOeetor. 

Papers, 1835-1910. ca. 100 Hems and 8 t. 

Qranin, Boy Dikeman, 1880-1936. 

Papers, 1886-1943. SOftendST. . 



Chanin, ▼omey. 

Scrapbook, ea. 1835-68. It. 



, ,J P 

Business records, ca. 1872-85. 6 ft 

Chase, George WDley, 5. 1840. 

Papers, 1862-65. 80 items and 1 t. 

Chase, Lew Allen, 1879-1957. 

Papers, 1820-1955. ca. 200 items and 1 t. 

Cheever, Noah Wood, 1839-1905. 

Papers, 1858-1905. 2 ft and 18 t. 

Children's Fund of Michigan. 
Becords, 1929-56. 22 ft 

Oarisfeasen, John Conchas, 1874-1953. 
Papers, 1912-48. 6ft 

Christian, David Palmer, 1885-1947. 
Papers, 1841-1953. ca. lft. and It. 

Christiancy, Isaac Pcckham, 1812-1890. 
Papers, 1840-80. ea-lft 



MS 64-1441 
MS 64-1442 

US 64-1448 
MS 64-1*41 
MS 64-1115 
MS 64-14*6 

MS 64-14*7 

MS 64-1448 

MS 64-1449 

MS 65-200 



Barton, Marlon Le Roy, 1874-1925. 
Papers, 1896-1928. 2 ft 

US 65-808 
Business and Prof essknal Women's Cub of Ann Arbor. 
Becords. 1921-58. 1 ft. and 3 t. 

MS 64-1463 



Butler, Orma Frtch, 1874-1938. 
Papers, 1843-1936. 138 



Campbell, Caroline. 

Papers, 1912-16. 100 items. 



MS 64-1450 
Bricklayers' Masons' and Plasterers' Internatiotral TJnsan 
of America, lUMoan. Local i*, Am Arbor. 
Becords, 1901-51. 7 t. 

MS 64-1451 
Bnekway, Daniel D 1815-1899. 

Papers, 1857-1923. 70 herns and 8 t. 



CampbeD. James Valentine, 1823-1890. 
Papers, 1830-1925. ca. 3 ft and 10 t. 



Curies), Arthnr Graves, 1869-1947. 
Papers, 1888-1947. 200 items. 



Carhste family. 

Papers, 1860-1915. 8 ft 



Carman, George Noble, 1858-1841. 

Papers, 1875-1929. 9 ft and S t. 



Carpenter, Daniel. 

Papers, 1857-44. 105 items. 



Carpenter, Hiram Beach, 18924955. 
Papers, 1929-55. 3 ft 



Carton, John Jay, 1856-1934, 

Papers, 1884-1920. 18 ft and 8 t. 



US 64-1161 



MS 65-204 



MS 64-1465 



US 64-1466 



US 64-1467 



MS 65-205 



US 64-1468 



MS 64-1469 



MS 61-1470 



MS 64-1472 
US 61-1173 
US 64-1474 
US 64-1476 
US 64-1476 
US 64-1477 
MS 64-1478 
MS 64-1476 
MS 65-1324 
MS 64-1480 
MS 64-1481 
MS 64-1489 
MS 64-1483 



Cteary, Owen J 1900-1960. 

Papers, 1935-59. 10 ft. end 2 v. 

Qeareland, John Paine, 1799-1873. 
Papers, 1837-44. WO 



Chareh, Wchael. 

Papers, 1964-66. 1 ft 

MS 65-1326 
Civic Committee on the Dramatic Season, Ann Attar, Utah. 
Scrapbooks, 19S8-5L 8t. 

MS 64-1484 
US 64-1486 
MS 64-1486 
US 64-1487 
MS 64-1488 
US 64-1489 
MS 64-1480 



items. 

1836-1895. 
Papers, 1854-98. 84 t. 

Cfcmh, Henry Stephen, 1827-1921. 
Papers, 1849-1920. 500 items. 

Cody, Hiram Sedgewiek. 

Papers, 1909-19. 800 items and It. 

Cose, Martha Enapp, 1831-1901. 

Papers, 1837-1910. ca. 150 Hems and SO t. 

Cumin, John, 1869-1947. 

Papers, 1894-1945. 120 items and 21 t. 



MS 64-1482 



Case, William L 1856-1988. 

Papers, 1860-1937. 85 items. 

MS 64-1471 
Central Association of College and University 



MS 65-206 



Records, 1909-44. 300 items. 

Chamber Music Society of Ann Arbor. 

Becords, 1920-33. 175 items and 2 t. 



Comstock, William Alfred, 1877-1949. 
Papers, 1894-1949. 16 ft and 38 T. 

Carole, Victor E 1833-1864. 

Papers, 1858-78. 60 items. 

MS 64-1498 
Candy, Thomas Jefferson, 1836-1699. 
Papers, 1855-1934. 250 items. 

MS64-1194 
Congregational Churches In MfrMgrm. J nekton Amcietion. 
Records, 1842-1960. 34 items end 9 t. 



Consolidated Coal Company, Saffinaw, Mich. 
Becords, 1912-37. 11 t. 

Consumer's Cooperattre CottncD of Detroit 
Becords, 1935-37. ca. 100 items. 



US 65-207 



US 64-1495 



MS 64-1496 



Cook, Marshall L 

Papers of Marshall Land William Randolph Cook, 1880- 
1945. 9 ft and 51 t. 



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Cook. SaDivan, 1834-1903. 
Letters, 1862-63. 72 items. 

Cooley, Charles Horton, 1881-192) 
Papers, 1872-1939. 5 ft and 19 v. 

Cooley, Ernest Lurwood, 1858-1928. 
Pipers, 1876-1927. J ft. 

Cooley, Lyman Edgar, 1810-1917 
Papers, 1885-1917. a. 4 ft.' 

Cooley, Mortimer Elwyn, 1855-1944. 
Papers, 1SS9-1944. 162 ft. and 15 v. 

Coefcj, Thomas Mdotjre. 1824-1888 
Papers, 1850-98. 7ft,andl6v. ' 

Cooper, Isaac S 

Papers, 1887-1924. 113 items. 

Couched, Royal SamneL 1868-1938 
Papers, 1889-1948. Ift.and37v. 

Copley, Alexander, 1790-1842. 

Papers, 1814-81. 260 items and 7 v. 

Garden, John, i. 182L 

Letters, 1861-85. 80 items. 



Couzens, James, 1872-1936. 

Correspondence, 1924-35. ea. 100 it 

Cowden, Roy Wmiam, 1883-1961. 
Papers, ca. 1920-50. 3 ft. 

Cowje, David Murray, 1872-1840. 
Papers, 1924-40. 1038 items. 

Cox, Mnmll Howard. 
Papers, 1915-18. 3 ft. 

CrateRohe* fnfmm . a „. r^^ „ j"™ 



MS 65-1326 
MS 65-208 
MS 64-1497 
MS 64-1498 
MS 64-1499 
MS 64-1500 
MS 64-1501 

MS 644502 
MS64J50S 
MS 64-1504 
MS 64-1505 
MS 64-1506 
MS 64-1507 
MS 64-1508 



""S*^ " Powers and Patriots of America.^**^ 
Records, 1956-60. 4 v. 

Records, 1900-58. 40t. ~ —— ««»e»nu. 

CamJl Anftll Charter, .4«n Arbor 
Records, 1896-1960. ea. 3 ft. and 17 r. 



DaTenay, Wilson Imbrie, 1859-1917 
Papers, 1879-1917. 6 ft. 

Davis, Calvia Min, 1871-1954. 

Papers, 1913-41. ea. 2 ft. and 6 v. 

Davis, Joseph Baker, 1845-1920, eeOedor 
Papers, 1911-18. 151 Hems. 

Davis, Lorenzo. 

Papers. 1822-99. ca. 500 items. 

Davis, Raymond Caiauia, 1836-1919 
Papers, 1850-1917. 9 ft. 

Day, Harvey S 

Papers, 1831-1935. 787 items and 4 v. 

Dean, Ehas. 

Papers, 1818-ee. i860. 53 items and 3 v. 

Deardoff, Neva Ruth, 1887-1958. 
"Pen, 1932-58. 2 ft. 

De Jong, Russell Nelson, 1907- 
Papers, 1920-60. 4 ft. 

De Betne, William, 1877-1957 
Papers, 1900-55. 6 ft. and St. 



MS 65-213 

MS 45-814 
MS 85-SU 

MS 85-216 
MS 65-217 
MS 65-218 
MS 65-219 
MS 85-220 
MS 85-221 
MS 66-222 



"%?». ^Cta*". JTMija*. item**, 
CkriMtm Chorcif. """urn 

Records, 1878-1949. 3 ft. 

Dersea, Edward, 1822-1887 

Papers, 1852-1914. 137 items and 3 v. 

Dory, Wirt P 

Btnuuas records, 1916-35. 2 ft. 

-— - Lloyd CaaaeL 1877-1951. 
P»P«s, 1900-54. 4 ft. and 18 t. 

Douglass fatally. 

Papers, 1812-1911. ca. 8 ft. and 70 v. 

Downs, Tom, 1916- 

Popers, 1949-62. 10 ft. 

Dabuar, James, 1818-1888. 
Papers, 1834-82. ce.2ft 

Dunham, Arthur Loam. 

Papers. 9 ft. 

Dam, Newell Ransom, 1818-1900 

Papers, 1835-1900. 18 ft. and 89 v. 

Durand, George Harmon, 1888-1908 
Papers, 1862-1912. 1ft. 

Eaakca, Kenneth Alexander, 1893- 
Papera, 1917-61. 2 ft. 



MS 65-283 



De Land family. 



_ James Bartlett, 1882-1954. 
Papers, 1919-54. 3 ft. 

BAntmds, Charles Walls, 1873-1941 
Papers, 1926-39. 85 items. 



Cramton, Louis Convere, 1875- 
Pnpers, ca. 1913-51. 6 ft 

Crapo, Henry Howland, 1804-1869 

Papers, 1820-1907. ca. 9 ft. and 78 v. 

Crawford, Fred Lewis, 1888-1957 

Papers, 1925-53. ea. 4 ft, and 25 v. 

CresweU, Cordelia, 18681-1950. 

Correspondence, 1886-1932. 1300 items. 

Crittenden, Albert Robinson, 1667-1933. 
Papers. 1868-1933. 1S0O items. 

Cron, Anton C 

Papers, 1917-21. ca. 400 items. 

Cross, Arthur Lyon. 1873-1940. 

Papers, 1898-1940. ca. 19 ft and 61 v. 

CrosweD, Charles Miller, 1825-1886 

Papers, 1851 1-84. 12 items end 5 v. . 

Curtis, Heber Donst 1872-1942. 
letters, 1921-41. 190 items. 

Cashing, George, 1B88- 

Papers, 1942-55. ca. 250 hems and 10 v. 

Daniels, Francis Potter, 1869- 

Papers, 1894-1944. 2 ft. and 22 t. 

Darling, Robert B 

Papers, 1911-53. 54 items. 



MS 64-1(10 
MS 64-1511 
MS 65-1327 
MS 64-1512 
MS 64-1518 
MS 64-1514 
MS 64-1515 
MS 64-1616 
MS 64-1617 
MS 64-1518 

MS 65-209 
MS 65-210 



Demmon, Isaac Newton, 1842-1920 

Papers, 1858-1920. ca. 500 items and 4 v. 

Den Bleyker family. 

Papers, 1828-1936. 7 ft and 14 v. 

Denby, Edwin, 1870-1829 

P»pers, 1845-48, 1880-1829. ca-Sft, 

Deaison, Charles Simeon. 1849-1913. 
Papers, 1875-95. m items and 4 v. 

DePtry.E Cora, eoBuitor. 

literary manuscripts ca. 500 items. 

De Puy family. 

Papors, 1848-1909. 74 items and 3 v. 

Detroit Board of Commerce. 

Records, 1916-43. ca. 83 items. 

Detroit First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1817-1938. SOolJemTand 7 v. 



MS 85-224 
MS 85-225 
MS 85-228 
MS 66-227 



"""H"- Mem »rial Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1854-1958. ca. 175 items and 42 v. 

Detroit. Urban League. 

Records, 1918-49. 15 ft 

Dice, Lee Raymond, 1887- 
Pajiers, 1938-56. 6 ft. 



MS 65-229 
MS85-280 
MS 85-281 

MS 65-282 

MS 85-606 

MS 65-1329 



.__ James Madison, 1810-1879. 
Correspondence, 1861-66. 173 items. 

Errood, Isaac Newton, 1843-1887 
Papers, 18871-87. ca. 2 ft. * 

English, Albert D 

Papers, 1890-1910. ca. 75 items. 

Erie and Kalnnuroo Railroad. 

Records, 1834-1952. 10 ft and 51 v. 

Funner-Labor Party. 

Records, 1934-37. go items. 

Farrar family. 

Papers, 1817-86, 110 items and 4 v. 



Dickinson, Donald McDonald, 1848-1917 
Papers, 1884-1903. 2 ft. 



MS 6*4880 



-, v. t. tier. 

Papers, 1848-66. ca. 200 items and 4 v. 

Peteh, AlpheuB, 1806-1896. 

Papers, 1794-1894. ca. 2 ft. and 11 v. 

Ferris, Woodbridge Nathan, 1853-1928 
Papers, 1912-40. 100 items and 8 v.' 

Ferry family. 

Papers, 1822-1911. 169 items and 8 v. 

Field family. 

Field and Buck family papers, 1835-1923. 



Flanders family. 

Papers, 1859-1925. ca. 200 irami 

Fletcher, Frank Ward, 1863-1922. 

Papers, 1871-1922. ca. lft and 4 .v." 

Florer, Warren Washburn, 1889-1958. 
Papers, 1877-1841. ca.4ft 



MS 65-234 
MS 65-285 

MS 65-236 
MS 65-237 



MS 85-23* 
MS 65-240 
MS 86-241 
MS 65-242 
MS-65-24S 
MS 85-244 
MS 85-445 
MS 85-248 
MS 85-247 
MS 66-248 
MS 65-248 
MS 85-260 
MS 65-251 
MS 65-252 
MS 65-258 
MS 85-254 
MS 65-265 

MS 65-256 
2ft. 

MS 65-257 
MS 85-258 
MS 66-258 



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TOHICAL COLLECTIONS (ANN ARBOR) 
(Continued) 



HS 65-260 



FoDo, Charles L W05- 

Pspera, 1961-82. 2 ft. End It. 



Fortes, Darwin C 1871- 

Papers, 1866-1988. 835 items end 1 t. 

Fort, Corydon La, 1813-1894. 
Papers, 1878-1900. 2 ft. 

Foreythe, Warns Ellsworth, 1889-1960. 
Papers, 1983-48. 100 i* — 



Faster, James C of l*a Co* Hick. 

Papers. 1918-19. 400 items. 

Foster, Theodore, 1818-1885. 

Papers, 1835-62. 40 item and 5 t. 



Fox, Emma Augusts, 1847-1945. 
Papers, 1894-1945. 1ft. and 8 v. 



MS 65-883 



Frank, Coleman D 

Papers, 1919. i 



1876-UD4. 



MS 65-1831 
MS 65-262 
MS 65-863 
MS 65-364 
MS 65-265 
MS 65-266 



Records, 1943-6L ca. 8 ft 



Green, Fred Warren, 1872-1986. 

Papers, 1899-1982. 122 items and 4 t. 

Greene, Mary Tberesa. 

Papers, 1910-48." 125 items and2T. 



Gregg, 1 

Papers, 1849-1985. lft. 



.T5 



MS 65-267 
Free Wm Baptists (Founded tn K. B.) Miehigm Anode- 
tiorL 
Records, 1888-1958. 49 hems and 16t. 



Fries, Charles Carpenter, 1887- 
Papers, 1940-65. lit 

Frieze, Henry Simmon, 1817-1889. 

Papers, 1854-1920. ca. 550 items and 18 t. 

Froebel Study Club, Ormi Bapidt, 
Records, 1895-1958. 19 v. 

Gale, Esson McDowell, 1884-1961. 
Papers, 1980-55. 2ft,and5T. 



Gale family. . 

Business records, 1836-77. 91 items and 3 t. 

Gardner, Washington, 1845-1928. 

Papers, 1897-1912. 17 kerns and 2 v. 

Garfield, Charles Wifliam, 1848-1934. 
Paprrs, 1899-1929. 50 items and 1 v. 

Geer, Harrison. 

Papers, 1865-85. ca. 235 items and 2 t. 

MS65-1SS2 
German Christian Agricultural and Benevolent Society or 
Ora et Lahore, Say Port, ttick. 
Records, 1650-1949. 82 items and 3 t. 



MS 65-868 

MS 65-869 
MS 65-270 
MS 65-271 
MS 65-272 
MS 65-278 
MS 65-274 
MS65-275 



Grand Rapids. Kindergarten Training SthooL 
Records, 1891-1919. 108 v. 

MS 65-1334 
Grand Rapids Urban League and Broach Comamdty Asao- 



MS 65-884 
MS 65-885 
MS 65-886 

MB 65-287 
MS 65-288 

MS 65-889 
MS 65-1885 

MS 65-890 
MS 65-891 
MS 65-492 



Gttehy, Eleanor (GridTey) 5.1846. 
Papers, 1837-1939. ca. 400 items. 

Grinta, EH Augustas,. 1833-1864. 

Papers, 1836-82. ca. 250 items and 4 t. 

Grinths, Martha Wright, 1918- 
Papers, 1956-63. IS ft 

Griggs, Eari Leslie. 1899- 

Correspondence, 1928-31. 53 items. 



Hanghey family. 

Correspondence, 1917-55. 8 ft. 

Haren, Erastos Otis, Bp., 1820-1881. 
Papers, 1838-73. 8 items and 4 ▼. 



Havfay family. 

Papers, 1834-75. 81 items. 

Harden, Joseph Ratotoo, 1887-1945. 
Papers. 1854-1945. 67 ft. 



HaydeB famfiy. 

Papers, 1826-1901. 77i 



Haydon, Arthur W 

Papers, 1865-1915. 2 ft 

Haydon, Charles B 1834-1864. 
Papers, 1852-64. lft 

n.™ Charles W 5. 1820. 

Papers, 1649-1938. ca-SOOftema 

■™,~n*sW 1860-1938. 

Papers, 1844-1938. ca. 550 items and ( 



Papers, 1912-82. 3ftandlT. 

Cent, Edgar Albert, 1881-1959. 
Papers, ca. 1900-SL lft. 



Guthc, Carl Eugen, 1693- 

Papers, 1922-42. ca. 2 ft, and 11 t. 



Hager family. 

Correspondence, 1857-87. 202 items. 

Haight famfly. 

Papers, 1919-45. ca, 250 items and 4 t. 



Hal, DaaieL d. 1887. 

Papers, 1852-1904. 2 ft 



MS 65-894 



MS 65-295 



MS 65-296 



HaH, Emma Amelia, 1B87-1884. 

Papers, 1866-1935. ca. 150 items, 7 t, and 1 reel of 



Gesell, Robert, 1886-1954. 

Papers, 1923-53. ca. 600 items 

Gibson, Kenneth R 1895- 

Papers, 1930-56. 12 ft 

Goddard, Edwin Charles, 1865-1942. 

Papers, 188C-1910. 400 items slid 12 t. 

Goodrich, Calvin, 1674- 

Papers, 1938-46. ca. 150 items and 1 v. 



Goodrich, Oaman Dewey, 1808-1887. 
Papers, 1835-88. 76items. • 

Gordon, James Wright, 1809-1853. 
Papers, 1794-1862. 106 items. 

Gerham, Charles T 1812-190L 

Papers, 1861-80. 60 items and 1 v. 



MS 65-276 
MS 65-877 
MS 65-478 
MS 65-879 

MS 65-280 
MS 66-881 
MS 65-888 



MS 65-897 
Had, Morris Stuart, 1889-1913. 
Papers, 1860-1912. 51 Hems. 

MS65-298 
Hammond, Jason E 1. 1862. 

Papers, 1896-1945. ca, 275 items and 1 v. 

Hampton, Will E 1864-1959. 

Papers, 1859-1959. ca. 500 items and 3 v. 

Hampton f amDy. 

Papers. 1827-91. 156 items. 

Hanchett, Benjamin SawteB, 1869-1933. 
Papers, 1888-1958. 13 ft and 3 t. 

MS 65-802 
fTniriflli and Lay Company, Traeene City, Mieh. 
Records, 1852-1919. 28 ft and 250 t. 



MS 65-269 



MS 65-800 



MS 65-301 



MS 65-1338 
Grand Army of the Republic Dopt. ef WMsa*. 
Records, 1879-194L 85 items and 21 v. 



Harris, Samuel Smith, Bp, 1841-11 
Papers, 1878-89. ca. 3 ft 



Hart family. 

Papers, 1858-92. ca. 600 items and 4 v. 



HartsuJf famfly. 

Papers, 1839-1930. 60 items and i v. 



HascaJl, Charles C 

Papers, 1833-60. 8 v. 



Hastings, Walter E 1888- 

Pnpers, 1921-50. 100 items snd 3 v. 



MS 65-303 



MS 66-304 



MS 65-305 



MS 65-306 



MS 65-807 



Herbert, J Joseph, 1894-1956. 

Papers, 1917-56. 2ftand6v. 

Highland Park Crric Association. 

Papers, 1950-51. 70 items. 

Hinsdale, Burke Aaron, 1837-1900. 
Papers, 1857-1960. ca. 2 ft and 7 v. 

Hinsdale, Wubert Bartlett 1851-1944. 
Papers, 1895-1934. 70 items and 10 r. 

Historical Records Surrey. Michigan. 
Records, 1936-41. 195 ft and 1 v. 

Hobbs, William Herbert, 1864-1952. 
Papers, 1915-47. lft and 11 v. 

HoOister, Richard Dennis TeaH, 1878- 
Papera, 1897-1960. 2 ft and 1 v. 

Holmes. Roy Hinman, 1882-1949. 
Papers, ca. 1930-39. 2 ft 

Hooper, Lewis Edwin, 1895- 

Papers, 1931-48. ca. 250 items snd 1 v. 

Hopkins, George Hiram, 1842-1906. 
Letter puss books, 1902-13. 2 v. 

Hopkins, Louis Allen, 1881- 

Coriwpondence, 1906-32. ca.375. 

Hotchkias, George W 1831-1926. 

Papers, 1857-1927. ca. 50 Hems and 1 t. 

Houghton, Douglass, 1809-1845. 

Papers, 1829-45. 100 items and 2 v. 



Horey family. 

Papers, 1833-89. 503 items. 

Howard, Gene Frank. 

Letters, 1945-51. ca. 150 items. 

Howard, Sumner. 

Letters, 1942-58. ca. 500 items. 

Hubbard, Beta. 1814-1896. 

Papers. 1835-03. 11 items and 69 v. 

Hubbard, Lucius Lee, 1849-1933. 

Papers, 1871-1935. 4 ft snd 38 v. 

Huber, Gotthelf Carl, 1865-103*. 

Papers, 1874-1943. 10 ft and 11 v. 



MS 65-308 



MS 65-309 



MS 65-310 



MS 65-311 



MS 65-312 



MS65-S1S 



MS 65-311 



MS 65-715 



MS 65-316 



MS 65-81" 



MS 65-1336 



MS 65-318 



US 55-319 



MS 65-320 



MS 65-321 



US 65-32i 



MS 65-323 



MS 65-324 



MS 65-327 



MS65-32C- 
MS 65-330 
MS 65-331 
MS 65-332 
MS 65-333 



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Hulst, Cornelia (Steketee) 1B65-1057. 
Papers, 1898-1048. 1,78 items and 1 v. 



MS 65-384 



MS 



MS 85-586 



Efassey, William Joseph, 1802-11128. 
Papers, IB79-1926. 5 ft. and 20 v. 

Hulchina, Harry Bums, 1847-3030. 
Papers, 1897-1930. 22 ft. and 3 v. 

MS 65-387 
International MoMere' and Fonndry Workers' Onion of 
NortEt America. Local 2JJ, Grand Rapids. 
Records, 1878- J 040. 23 v. 



La Rae, George Roger, 1882- 
Papers, 1008-61. ca. 5 ft. 

Carl 



Isle Royals papers, 1921-55. ca. 2 ft. 

Jackson, Walter Hindifey, 1840-1050. 
Papers, 1852-1936. 250 items. 



Jenkins, Goy Hugh, d. 1957. 
Papers. 1932-57. 1 ft. 

Jenks, William Lm, 1856-1936. 

Papers,4779-1936. ca. 860 items and T v.' 



Johnsoa, Axel PetriK, 1878-1952. 
Papers, 1908-39. ca. 250 items. 

Jay, Henry Bourne, 1804-1936. 

Papers, 1887-193T. 12 ft. and 28 v. 

Joy, James Frederick, 1810-1896. 
Papers, 1834-1937. 9 ft. and 6 v. 



Karpinski, Louio Charles, 1878-1058. 
Papers. 1901-68. 2 ft. 



Alooxo Merrill, J. 1828. 
Papers, 1853-89. 60 items and 4 t. 



Kellogg, John Harvey, 1852-1943. 
Papara, 1873-1942. 15 ft. and 78 v. 



Kelsey, Frauds Wiley, 1858-1927. 
Papers, 1894-1027. 1 ft. and 28 v. 

Kemp, Edward Gearing-, 1887-1032. 
Papers, 1920-62. 1 ft. 



Kennedy, Chariea S 1887- 

Papers, 1934-61. 20 ft. 



Ktag, Julia Anne, 1838-1919. 

Papers, 1898-1008. ca. 250 items. 



Knapj, Mark Stevens, 1872-1048. 

Papers, 1887-1048. ca. 250 items and 1 v. 



Hasten, Edward A d. 1954. 

Papers, 1913-5*. ca. 200 items. 



Kraus, Edward Henry, 1875- 
Papors, 1914-45. ca. 2 ft. 



jutj, Arthur Jay, 1878- 

• Pspora, 1913-64. ca. 500 items and 8 v. 

ladies' Literary Club, Ypeilanti, Mich. 
Records, 1894-1956. 75 items and SO v. 



.t, HoiMjrf Palterisa, 1867-1048. 
Correspondence, 1908-31. ca. 400 items. 

me, Alfred Chtirdi, 1838-1848. 
Papara, 1890-1938. 838 i 



Lame, Victor Hingo, 1852-1030. ■ 

Papers, 1897-1929. ca. 5 ft. and 1 v.:.. '-•. 

Langley, John Williams, 1841-1018. , 

Papers, 1859-1917. ca. 250 items and 2 v. 



MS 86-838 
MS 68-339 

MS 05-340 

MS 85-841 



Msewia 

MS 85-444 
MS66-M5 
MS 65-846 
MS 66-847 
MB 66-348 
MS 85-340 
MS 45-850 
MS 85-351 
BIS 65-358 
MS 65-852 
MS 85-354 

MS 08-1838 

MS 65-1339 

MS 35-355 

MS 85-356 

MS 65-357 
MS 65-858 



Pape;rs,J92S-S0. ca. 475 items and 20 v. 

Lswis, Howard Bishop, 1887-1954. 
Papers, 1930-54. 12 ft. 

Licatr, David Martin, 1862-1042. 

Papara, 1691-1920. 100 items, and 3 t. 



Papara, 1057-61. 250 

list, John Adam. 

Papers, 1848-72. 70 itoma 

little, Clarence Cook, 1888- 
Papers, 1025-20. 50 items. 

Littlejohn, Flavins Jcscphas, 1804-1880. 
Papers, ca. 1862-75. It. 

Lloyd, Alfred Henry, 1864-1927. 

Papara, 1879-1928. lft. and 14 t. 

Lloyd, AMee Crocker, 1803-1050 
Papers, 1931-50. ca. 150 items. 

Lombard, Warren Plimpton, 1855-1039. 
Papers, ca. 1865-1030. ca. 2 ft. and 3 v. 

Laajyear, John Wealiy, 1820-1875. 
. Papers, 1848-75. 8 ft. 

Larch, EmlL 1870-1983. 

Papers, 1801-1933. 18 ft. 

Load, Essay Nelson, 1850-1838. 
Letterpress book, 1901-04. It. 



, , , MS 65-373 

Lsmia, Joe, 1914- 

Papers and scrapbooks, 1935-41. 100 items and 93 v. 

MS 35-878 
Lucas, Henry Stephen, 1889-1961, collector. 

Papers, 1840-1030. 14 reels of microfilm made from 
originals in many repositories and collections, 

ir a. r- t> MS 65-374 

Latter, Georeo B 

Papers, 1922-24. ca. 300 items. 

ir «. ^ t . '' MS65-875 

Lutheran Charci— Missouri Synod. Dutricti Michigan. 

Records, 1921-26. 70 items. ««vcn. 



MS 65-350 
MS 65-330 
MS 55-381 
MS45-843 
MS65-S63 
MS 65-884 
MS 65-365 
MS 65-868 
MS 85-887 
MS 35-338 
MS 05-339 
MS 36-370 
MS 65-1340 
MS 65-871 



Lyon, Lodita, 1800-1851. 

Papers, 1826-51. 72 items. 



MS 85-376 



MS 65-377 
Lysler, William, Narcissus, 6. 1805. 

Papers, 1839-61. 1 reel of microfilm '(ca. 600 items) , 



McCallum, GeorEre Portcrfleld, 1871-1052. 
Papers, 1890-1052. 14 items and 5 v. 

HcCoIlom family. 

Papers, 1831-90. 40 items and 1 v. 

HcGraw, Alexander Cooey, 1809-1803. 
Letters, 1842-71. 64 items. 

McKenrie, William Dexter, 1878- 

Correspondence, 1009-17. 80 items. 

McLanffhlin, ' Andrew Cunningham, 1861-1947. 
Papers, 1872-1010. 123 items and 8 v. 



McLean, John, d. 1011. 

Papers, 1835-1012. 454 items and 5 v. 



EJcLouth, William B 

Papers, 1810-61. SO items. 



MS 85-878 



MS 65-1341 



MS 65-879 



MS 65-1842 



MS 65-380 



MS 65-381 



MS 65-382 



McMath, Robert Reynolds, 1801-1002. 
Papers, 1081-48. 6 ft. 

Hanjly, Kraals Addiaon, 1888-1954. 
Papers, 1800-1946. ft. 



Manwaring, Joshaa, 1824-1903. ' 

Papers, 1867-1905. 50 items and 8 i 



Papers, 1 831-1900. 80 items and 6 v. 

Martin, Margaret Nidcenwa, d. 1030. 
Papers, ca. 1037-44. 150 items. 

Mason, Stevens Thomson, 1811-1843. 
Papers, 1827-42. 74 itema 

Hattern, David Karl, 18CO-1050. 
Papers, 1030-40. 2 a 

Mead, Jameo A 

Letter press books, 1800-04. 2 v. 



H«ny, Jota i 

Papers, 1803-1940. ca. 1 ft. 



Mcars, Charles, 1814-1805. 

Papers, 1822-78, 1945. 40 items and 20 v. 



Merrill Lumber Company. 

Records, 1854-1922. 5 ft. and 108 v. 



Mershon, William Brigijs. 

Papers, 1017-40. ca. 250 items. 



William Butts, 1856-1943. 
Papers, 1887-1925. 78 ft. and 105 t. 



MS 65-303 
MS 66-384 

MS 65-385 
MS 05-388 
MS 65-387 
MS 66-388 
MS 65-889 
MS 65-300 
MS 66-391 
MS 85-382 
E 165-398 

MS 65-394 
MS 85-895 

MS 65-1343 



Michigan. 

Records of State agencies, 1805-1057. 1 ft., 4 items, 17 \ 
■ and 1 real of microfilm. 



BBcMgaa Air line Bsliroad Conjnany. 
Records, 1888-90. ca. 850 items. 

Michigan. Audiior-GeneraT, Ofm 
Hecords, 1830-1901. 275 items. 

Michigan. Civil Senna; Study Communion. 
Records 1035-42. 4 ft. and 1 t. 



Michigan Council for UNESCO. 
Records, 1050-64. 200 items. 



MS 66-418 

MS 66-303 
MS 66-897 

MS 65-419 



Michigan Federation of 
Records, 1923-U. 8 ft. 



MS 65-420 

and Professional Woman. 



Michigan Forestry Association. 

Kecords, 1905-42. 250 items and 1 v. 



Michigan Library Association. 

Records, 1801-1948. 8 ft. and v. 



MS 65-421 
' MS 65-422 

MS 65-423 
MS 65-1314 
MS 66-1315 



Michigan Merit System Association. 
Records, 1037-88. 20J5 items. 

Michigan State Federation of Woman's Clubs- 
Records, 1898-1981. 8 ft. 

Michigan State Historical Society. 
Records, 1898-1050. 75 items. 



MS 65-308 
Michigan. State Home and Training School, Coldwaix 
.. Parents' Council. 

Records, 1949-62. 300 itema 

MS 65-300 
Michigan. State Home and Training School, Lapeer. 
Records, 1803-1904. 300 items. 

■'•-' MS 65-1346 

Michigan. University. Michigan Hhtorical Collections. 

Agricultural societies records, 1847-1047. 57 items and 

18 T. 



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TORICAL COLLECTIONS (ANN ARBOR) 
(Continued) 

„. , , MS 65-1347 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Bibliographical papers, 1830-1961. en. 75 items and 6 v. 

in ... MS 66-400 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan bonks and other lending 
agencies, 1836-85. 50 items and 4 v. 

MS 66-401 
Michigan. University. ' Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan carriage and wagon com- 
panies, 1836-07. 2 items and 20 v. 

MS 65-402 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan flour and woolen mills, 1833- 

1920. 2 ft. 

„, . , MS 65-403 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Business records of Michigan general stores, 1830-1926. 
2 ft. end OH v. 

n.i i. „ . , MS 65-404 

lulenjgan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan hardware stores, 1860-1010 

9 7. 

MS 65 105 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan lumber firms, 1B58-1927. 
34 ft. and 121 v. 

«„>._, MS 65-406 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of Michigan newspapers, 1861-1902. 12 
v. and 18 items. 

„. . , MS 66-407 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Business records of pharmacies and drug companies. 1882- 
1936. Oft. 

„. ,. MS 66-408 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of public utilities in Michigan, 1850-1925. 
5 iUjm3 and 5 v. 

MS 65-409 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Business records of railroad companies, 1843-1904. 122 
items and 13 v. 

„ . , MS 65-1348 

fflchlgam. University. Michigan Historical Collections'. 

Businessmen's papers, 1799-1962. CO. 425 items and 119 v. 

MS 65-410 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Church records of Baptist congregations in Michigan, 
1832-1947. 330 items and 20 v. . 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Church records of Congregational churches in Michigan. 
1830-1952. 56 items and 81 v, 

„. . . MS 65-412 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. ' 
Church records of Mothodist Episcopal congregations in 
Michigan, 1B22-1938. 224 items and 12 v. 

„.,, ■ MS 65-418 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Church records of Presbyterian congregations in Michi- 
gan, 1831-1961. 287 items and 125 v. 

MS 65-414 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Church records of Protestant Episcopal congregations in 
Michigan, 1B4S-1D5S. 20 items and 78 v. 

MS 66-416 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. * 
City and town records, 1775-1964. 1116 items, 141 v., and 
2 reels of microfilm. 

MS 65-1349 
HIcMgan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Civil War papers, 1845-1927. co. 960 items, 67 v., and 1 
reel of microfilm. 

»i li MS 65-1350 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Clergymen's papers, 1790-1961. ca. 265 items and 47 v. 



MS 65-1351 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Colleges and other educational institutions' records, 1836- 
1M5. 93 items and 11 v. 

MS 65-416 
BOehigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
County records, 1793-1962. 94 items and 21 v. 



„. .'. ., . MS 65-1352 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Diaries, 1840-1056. 33 items and 201 v. 

•»> l, MS 65-1354 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Family papers, 1781-1943. ca. 560 items and 4 v. 

"Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Forming papers, 1818-1962. ca. 175 items and 123 v. 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical CoZUct£L\* 
h raternal organizations' records, 1861-1953. 20 v. 

mi l, MS 66-1857 

BUenlgaa. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Genoalogies and family histories, ca. 1853-1061. ca. 53 
items and 2 v. 

jlffCI RK_1 jlKS 

Mfchfean. _ University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Historical sketches and articles, 1850-1960. ca. 115 items 
and 9 v. 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
LJind papers, 1794-1894. 68 items and 4 v. 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical ColUcli™ 
Lawyers' and judges' papers, 1820-1962. ca. 340 items 
and 55 v. 

mi l, MS 66-1361 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 

Manuscripts of poems and other literary writings, 1805- 
1945. 125jtems and 22 v. 

MS 65-1862 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collection*. 

Michigan military records, 1661-1917. 389 items and 13 v. 

„, . . „ MS 65-1363 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Military topics, ca. 1799-1900. 236 items and 10 v. 

mi ... MS 65-1364 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Personal account books, 1812-1944. 28 v. 

„, ., _ MS 65-1365 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical ^-0olleclions. 
Physicians' papers, 1826-1960. ca. 260 items and 69 v. 

«, l, „ MS 65-1366 

Michigan. _ University. Michigan Historical Collections 
Politicians' papers, 1812-1947. ca. 285 items, 74 v., and 1 
reel of microfilm. 

mi vi MS 65-1367 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Records of organizations, 1832-1935. ca. 245 items and 
42 v. 

■m li _, , .MS 65-1368 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 

Student notebooks, ca. 1858-1953. 20 items and 286 v. 

MS 65-1369 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Students' papers sWfcihejws, 1920-62. ca. 125 items 26 v 
and7 reels of microfilm. ' "' 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
Township and rural school district records, 1827-1947. 
855 items, 72 v., and 1 reel of microfilm. 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collection, 
Travel diaries and papers, 1815-1035. 22 items and 17 v. 

ui v, ... MS 65-1371 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 

Univorsity of Michigan, 1851-1954. ca. 175 items and 7 v. 

mi vi_ „ , , MS 65-1372 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
University of Michigan faculty members' papen£ 1796- 
1961. ca. 690 items and 41 v.. 

Ttf^ flff 1 J5 J TO 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
_ ^Ufiivuraity of Michigan regents' papers, 1856-1957. 61 
items and 1 v. 

„. . , MS 65-1374 

Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections 
University of Michigan students' porsonal papers, 1846- 
1955. ca. 485 items and 72 v. 



Michigan Sugar Company, Bag City, Mich. 
Records, 1898-1914. 100 items and 14 v. 

Michigan United Railroads Company. 
Papers, 1907-11. ca. 200 items. 

MIcHes family. 

Papers, 1839-1923. 98 items. 



MS 65-424 



MS 65-425 



MS 66-428 



Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. 
Michigan Commandcry. 
Records, 1885-1951. 26 items and 16 v. 

., t MS 65-428 

Moehlman, Arthur Bernard, 1889-1952. 
Panem. 1933-52. ca. 100 items. 

MoOM, John T 6. 1862. 

Papers, 1884-1047. ca. 850 items. 

Monitor Mutual Insurance Company, Portia,, Mcl"^ 
Records, 1870-1959. 1 ft. and 14 v. 



MS 65-429 



Monroe Co, Mich. 

Records, 1819-1003. 375 items and 11 v. 

Montelth, John, 1788-1868. 

Papers, 1797-1871. ca. 830 items and 25 v. 

Moody, Arthur Edson Blair, 1902-1954 
Papers, 1930-54. 30 ft. and 38 v.' 

Moore, Charles, 1855-1942. 

Papers, 1901-40. 1 ft and 5 v. 

Moore, James Martin, 1834-1918. 
Papers, 1856-1018. 139 items. 

Morley, Fred, 1856-1942. 

Papers, 1850-1940. ca. 350 items and 64 v. 

Morris, George Sylvester, 1840-1889. 
Papers, 1852-1935. 1 t»„ 

Morrison, Minnie Leona (Brown) 1899- 
Papcrs, 1920-67. ca. 150 items and 4 v. 

Morse, Allen Benton, 1839-1921. 

Papers, 1805-98. ca. 200 items and 1 v. 

Mortoai, Hudson T 

Papors, 1939-42. 100 items. 

Mosher, Eliza Maria, 1846-1928. 

Papers, 1846-1934. ca. 4 ft. and 4 r. 

Moalton, Charles Henry, 1838-1916. 
, Papers, 1861-1914. 83 items. 



MS 65-431 
MS 65-482 
MS 65-438 
MS 68-434 
MS 66-486 
MS 66-436 
MS65-43T 
MS 65-438 
MS 65-489 
MS 65-1377 
MS 65-440 
MS 66-441 



Muller (E. B.) and Company, Port Huron, Mick 
Business records, 1910-S7. 9 v. 



MS 65-442 



Malvany, Peter. 

Papers, 1836-1900. 159 items. 



, „ . , ■ „ , MS 65-1876 

Michigan. University. Michigan -Historical Collections. 
Women's organizations' records, 1866-1952. 224 items and 
47 v. 

MS 65-1376 
Michigan. University. Michigan Historical Collections. 
World War It papers, 1041-61. 687 items and 5 v. 



MS 65-448 



MS 65-444 



Mummery, Arthur E 

Papers, ca. 1884-1910. 150 items and 19 v. 

„ MS66-446 

Monger, Edith Gnrneti Cushaway Gotto, 1862-1946 
Papers, 1907-45. ca. 800 items and 1 v. 



Munson, John, 1870-1950. 

Papers, 1904-61. 3 ft. and 4 v. 

Murfln, James Orln, 1875-1940. 
Papors, 1903-40. ca. 8 ft. 



M3 65-446 
MS65-44T 
MS 68-448 



Murphy, Prank, 1800-1940. 

Papers, 1906-60. 96 ft. and 20 v. 

w .< ■ c MS65-449 

national Congress of Parents and Teachers. Michigan 
Branch. 
Records, 1918-54. 16 ft. 



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UC ftar AKft 

Nstional Society of the Colonial Danes of Amelia. Mich- 
igan. 

Records, 1896-1959. 4 ft 



Nafun family. 

Pspers, 1791-1858. 300 items. 

MeU Gwya's Company, .Ann ^rtor, Uieh. 
Records, 1930-96. 800 items. 

Nelson, Joseph Raleigh, 1873-196L 
Papers, 1893-1914. 8 ft. and 2 t. 

Nelson, Rebecca Jewel (Francis) J. 1846. 
Letters, 1901-04. 250 items. 

Newkirk, Henry Wirt, 1854-1946. 

Pavers, 1844-1986. 50 items and 2 t. 

Noble, Henry G J. 1842. 

Papers, 1862-85. M items and 5 T. 

Norris, Mark, 1798-1862. 

Papera, 1815-9L ca. 2 ft and 1 y. 

Norris, Hark, 1857-1943. 

Papera, 18T5-1960. 250 items and 4 T. 

O'Brien, Thomas James, 1842-1988. 

Papers, 1877-1922. 33 items sad £2 t. 

Okltetterg, Peter Onus, 1880- 
Papers, 1910-50. 3 ft. 

Oliver Tractor Company, Battle Creek, Mick. 
Records, 1873^1980. 176 itemsand 80 t. 

Osbom, Chase Salmon, 1860-1949. 

Papers, 1889-1949. 179 ft. sad 287 t. 

Osbom, Stella Brunt, 1894- 
Peprrs, 1918-57. 6 ft. 

Oven, Henry E 

Correspondence, 1874-78. 70 items. 

Page, Herman, Bp., 1868-1942. 

Papers, 1900-40. 49 items and 1 T. 



r, Charles Henry, 1814-1887 
letters, 1875-79. 66 items. 

Parker, Franklin Leonidas, 1820-1894. 
letter press books, 1850-97. 83 v. 

Parkharst, John Gibson, 1824-1906. 
Papers, 1834-1914. 15 ft. and 4 r. 

Parmdee, Aimer Corneous, 1808-1889. 
Papers, 1835-1934. 108 items. 

Parsons, Henry Betta, d. 1885. 

Papers, 1878-82. ca. 200 items and 14 v. 



MS 65-451 
MS 85-492 
MS 65-458 

MS 85-454 

MS 65-455 
MS 65-458 
MS 85-457 
MS 85-458 

MS 85-459 
MS 85-460 
MS 65-461 

MS 85-462 
MS 85-488 
MS 65-484 
MS 65-485 
MS 65-466 
MS 85-487 
MS 85-468 
MS 86-489 

MS 65-470 

MS 85-471 



Payne, William Harold, 1838-1907. 

Papers, 1853-1933. ca. 2 ft. and 12 t. 

Penntskt Township, Mich. 

School records, 1840-1014. lft and 54 t. 



Perry, Walter Scott, 1831-1897. 
Papers, 1879-1926. 82 items. 

Peterson, Reuben, 1882-1942. 
Papers, 1905-40. ca. 3 ft. 

Phelps, Jessie, 1870-1957. 

Papers, 1832-1951. ca. 200 items and 20 T. 

Phelps, Mary Merwin, 1885-1944. 
Papers, 1926-56. 1 ft and 2 t. 

Phelps, William Henry, 1873-1939 
Papers, 1875-1938. 2 ft. 

Paflops, Albert James, 1898- 
Papers, 1930-60. 4 ft. 

Pteard, Frank A 1889-1988 

Papers, 1907-63. S ft. and 11 t.' 

Puree, Darin*, i. 180L 

Papers, 1810-190L 1 ft and 4 t. ""■•• 

PiBsbnry, Walter Bowers, 1872-1980. 
Papers, 1898-1860. 3 ft. 



PoBoek, James Kerr, 1898- 
Papers, 1947-49. 8 ft 

PoLscfcer, Andrew A 

Papers, 1941-42. ca. 50 items. 

Pond, EKhn. BartHt, 1826-1898^ 
Papers, 1841-1989. 5 ft and 15 v. 

Pontine, Mich. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1823-1937. 300 items and 49 t. 

Porter, George Bryan, 1791-1834. 
Papers, 1765-1950. 79 items. 

Postnm Cereal Company, at. Battle Oretk, UicK^^^^ 
Records, 1896-1948. 230 t. ""■-•on. 



MS 65-476 

MS 65-477 

MS 65-478 
MS 65-479 
MS 85-480 
MS 85-481 
MS 85-482 
MS 85-483 
itS 85-484 
MS 85-485 
MS 65-488 
MSS5-48T 
MS 65-488 
MS 85-489 

MS 65-490 
MS 85-491 



MS 85-503 



Rathban, Eerie Henry. 

Papers, 1902-57. ca. 200 items. 

Raymond, TJri. 

Papers, 1848-1910. 31 items and 6 t. 

Read, Gilbert E 1822-1898. 

Papers, 1855-1903. 254 items. 

*>*<*<>». VS.Amorioa* National BoiOrcu. Weihtmma 
county Chapter. 
Records, 1918-80. 5t. 



MS 85-504 



MS 55-600 



ReeASeth, 1823-1924. 

Papers, 1848-1923. 81 ; 



12t. 



terns, Jesse SiddaD, 1872-1942. 

Papers, 1853-1942. 17 ft and 5 t. 

Regal family. 

Papers, 1834-1805. ca. 250 items and I 

Rekhert, Rudolph, 1880- 
Pspers, 1907-62. 18 ft 

BeiebJe, Lewis. 

Papers, 1885-1945. 53itemssnd8T. 

Relghard, Jacob EBsworth, 1881-1942. 
Papers, 1889-1988. 20 ft and 6 t. 



, Lewie Charles, 1890-1961. 

Papers, 1981-58. ca. 250 items. 



Renndls, Charies Stephen, 1873-1982 
t, " lendsV. 



""" ■ ", vw«» «epaen, lsra-lBBS 
Papers, 1852-1958. 60 items endl 



Republieaa Party. Michigan. 

Records, 1881-1940. 80 items and 1 t. 

Rack, John Treadway, lV.l-UM 

Papers, 1884-95. 10 items and 57 t. 



Potter, Henry Albert, 1840=1933. 

Papers, 1862-1908. ca. 100 iums and 6 T. 

Potter, Wffliam W 1889-1940 

Papers, 1896-1924. ca. '200 items.' 

Potts, James Henry, 6. 1848. J- 

Papers, 1864-88. ca. 225 itemssnd 8 t. 

Pound, Arthur, 1884- ' 

Papers, 1935-57. ca. 250 items. ~ 

Pray family. 

Papers, 1826-1910. ca. 100 items. 



Patrons of Husbandry. Michigan State Orange. 

Records, 1873-1961. 5 items, 6 t, end 1 reel of microfilm. 

-. MS 65-472 

Patrons of Husbandry. Michigan Slate Orange. YptSmti 
Orange .Vo. 66. 

Records, 1873-1959. 450 items and 16 T. 

MS 85-473 
Patterson, John C 1838-1910. 

Papers, 1838-1924. 47 ft. and 164 t. 

p.-— . *_ MS66-474 

Patterson f smfly. 

Papers, 1825-1931. ca.8ft 

Fittoa, John, 1850-1907. "* 6B "*™ 

Pspers, 1888-1805. ca. 200 items. 



MS 65-498 



MS 85-494 



MS 85-496 



MS 65-496 



MS 85-497 



MS 65-498 



Presbyterian Church in theft S. A. Preebyteria. 

Records of Michigan Presbyteries, 1828-1961. 11 items 
and 82 t. 

»_-•_. . _ MS 65-499 

Presbyterian dmrch in the V. S. A. Synod,. Michigan. 

Records, 1834-1960. 8ftand6T. ^^ «"»»wa, 



IkCQ a> 5f Kr v\ 

Pwtestant Episcopal Church in the a a A. Michigan 
(Dioceee) 

_ MS 65-601 

Randall, Caleb Dwiaeu, 1831-1903. 

Papers, 1855-1902. ca. 825 items and 13 v. 

„ MS 85-502 

Rankin, nomas Ernest, 1872-1958. 

Oorresrxmdencs, 1915-28. ca. 850 items. 



MS8 
MS 05-507 
MS 85-508 

T. 

MS 65-1879 
MS 65-509 

MS 85-610 
MS 65-511 

MS66-51S. 
MS 85-1880 

MS 65-613 

MS 85-514 

MS 65-516 

MS 66-516 
MS 85-517 

MS 80-518 
MS 80-519 
MS 65-520 
MS 85-1881 
MS 85-521 
MS 65-522 



Buggies, Rsdemaker Lumber Company, Jk'ontmilfirmif' 
Reoords, 1881-1907. 4»&h»u5t. M " MM < *** 



Richardson, Jonas D 

Papers, 1843-66. 



1839-1884. 
. 200 items. 



Riggs, Henry Earle, 1885-1945 
Papers, 1914-42. cclft 

Rigler, Charies E 

Papers, 1882-1905. 187 



Bobbins, Frank Egkstsn, 1884-1963 

Papers, 1907-52. ca. 200 items and It. 



RobblnovJeronMi John, 1841-192L 

Papera, 1881-1918. 40 items and 9 t. 

Rogers, Henry Wade, 1853-1926. 

Pspers, 1878-88. 60 items and 1 t. 

Rominger, Carl Ludwig, 1820-1907 
Papers, 1888-1945. 1 ft and 7 t. 

Rotary Club, Am Arbor, Mich. 
Records, 1881-48. 800 items. 

Roth, Ffflbert. 1858-1925. 

Papers, 1911-14. ca. 100 items sad 2 t. 

Rows famuy. 

Papers, 1862-1948. ca.860i 



MS 86-524 



Ruthven, Alexander Grant, 1882- 
Papers,1904-5L lllftand52T. 



Saline, Mich. First Presbyterian Church. 

Records, 1881-1986. 18 items and 17 t. 

MS 65-626 
SaBuig-Hansen Lumber Company, Ortvlong, JflsJ. 

Records, ca. 1887-1927. 250 t. 



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The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Repository Index 



MICHIGAN. UNIVERSITY. MICHIGAN HIS- 
TORICAL COLLECTIONS (ANN ARBOR) 



(ConttnuedT 



Sample, George Washington, 1868-1945. 
Papers, 1896-1910. St. 

Suds, Louis, 1825-1905. 

Business records, 1863-1933. S82 r. 

Satterthwaite, Joseph C 

Papers, 1835-85. ca. 100 items snd 44 t. 



Sawyer, Alfred Isaac, 1B28-1891. 

Papers, 1836-1919. ca. 2 ft and 83 ». 

Sawyer, Walter Holme, 1881-1931. 
Papers, 1904-31. ea. 6 ft. 

Sehmalzried family. 

Papers, 1B53-19O0. 50 items. 



Scott, Fred Newton, 1880-1931. 

Papers, 1904-39. ea. 2 ft. and 36 t. 



Sean, Wiffiam Barnard, 1831-1922. 

Papers, 1832-1915. 82 t. 



CLoretand) 1877- 
Papers, 1932-49. 2 ft end 2 t. 



Sharf man, Isaiah Leo, 1886- 

Pepera, 1940-66. 16 ft. 

Shsrtd, Burke, 1889- 

Papers, 1901-59. 2 ft. 

Shaw, Wilfred Byron, 1881-1959. 
Papers, 1900-54. ca.lft.and 5t. 

Shaw family. 

Papers, 1840-1938. lft. 



Shay, Ephraim, 1839-1916. 

Papers, 1875-1914. ca.l85i 



Papers, 1867-1948. ea. 100 



WiBett, 1817-1874. 
Papers, 1839-78. 108 items. 



HttteD, 1860-1932. 
Papers, 1874-1929. ea. 250 items. 



Shetterly, Seth K S. 1820. 

Papers, 1829-1934. ca.2ft. 



1871-1947. 
Papers, 1854-1958. 37 items and St. 



SWeWs, Franc* J 

Papers, 1941-56. ea,2ft.end2T. 

8DI, Mm Mahehn Berry, 1831-1901. 
Papers, 1894-1901. 240 items. 

Sink; Charles Albert, 1879- 
Pspers, 1907-57. 88 ft. 



MS 66-627 
MB 65-528 
MS 65-529 
US 65-580 
MS 65-681 
MS 65-1382 
MS 65-532 
MS 65-583 
MS 65-534 
MS 66-536 
MS 65-536 
MS 66-587 
— MS65-S38 
HS»-a9 
MS 65-540 
MS 65-541 
MS 65-542 
MS65-548 
MS 65-644 
MS 65-545 
MS 66-646 
MS 66-6*7 



Skarshaog, PanUne Grant (Watte), 1901-1950. 
Papers, 1896-1941 ea. 1 ft and 27 t. 

Smytnu, Asa Walker, 6. 1830. 

Papers, ea. 1853-1907. 8 ft. and It. 

Sayton, Wiffiam Clark, 1823-1897. 
Papers, 1870-1940. 12 ft and 40 T. 



MS 66-548 



MS 66-649 



Sleeper, Albert E X8924S84, 

Correspondence, 1919. 614 items. 

Sngh famOy. 

Papers, 1825-1960. 21 ft and 125 T. 



MS 65-561 



MS 66-662 



Papers, 1938-49. 60 items. 

Smith, AnseBary Brooks, d. 1962. 
Papers, 1932-62. 54 il 



Smith, Charles, of Pontine, Mick. 

Correspondence, 1889-97. cs. 100 items. 

Smith, Cement McDonald, 1844-1923. 
Papers, 1860-1922. 1 item and 15 t. 

Smith, Henry Parker, 1826-1898. 

Papers, 1823-93. 22 items and 23 t. 



sand 18 t. 



Papers, 1887-98. 



Smith. Ralph Lewes, 1900-1961, collator. 
Papers, 192S-6L 4 ft and 22 t. 

Smith, Shirley Wheeler, 1875-1959. 
Papers, 1881-1959. 4 ft. and 18 t. 

Smith*, George Cornelius, d. 1910. 
Papers, 1863-1954. es. 125 items. 

Smftter, Weasel, 1894-1951. 
Papers, 1938. 8 ft. 

MS 66-1383 
Seas of the American Rerolunou. Michiocn Society. 
Watktma* Chapter. 
Scranhook, 1914-36. It. 

_ MS66-663 

Scute, Harrison, 1832-1922. 

Papers, 1856-1925. es. 250 items snd 8 t. 



MS 65-553 
MS 66-654 
MS 65-555 
MS 65-656 
MS 65-557 
MS 66-668 
MS 65-659 
MS 66-560 
MS 85-661 
MS 66-562 



1834-1864. 



Spalding, Wilbur F 
Papers, 1862-64. 



SpatddisE, OKrer Lyman, 1833-1922. 
Papers, 1861-1921. 8 ft and 11 T. 

Spankung, Themas Marshall, 1882- 
Pspers, 1901-59. es.2ftand2T. 

Soimer, George Owen, 1865-1934. 
Papers, 1884-1945. 4ftsnd4ST. 

StaeMer, Edward W 1872- 

Papera, 1926-89. 6 ft 

StaeMer, Michael, 1843-1928. 

Business records, 1872-1928. 9 ft. and 112 t. 



MS 66-664 
MS65-6M 
MS 65-666 
MS 65-667 
MS 66-568 
MS 66-669 
MS 66-670 



StaeMer, Neil, 1905- 

Papers, 1929-61. 170 ft. 

MS 66-671 
Stanard family. 

Stanard and Parrish family correspondence, 1850-69. 

97" — ■ 



MS 65-672 



MS 66-678 



Stanley, Albert Augustus, 1851-1932. 
Pspers, 1904-25. ce.2ft 

Stearns, Frederick, 1831-1907. 

Pspers, 1897-1905. ca. 200 items. 



MS 65-574 
Stearns Salt & Lumber Company, Lvdinfton, Mioh. 
Beeords, 1B85-1925. 260 t. 



Steere, WBEam Campbeu, 1907- 
Papers, 1942-46. ca.l00itema. 



Papers, 1861-1921. lft. end 18 t. 



Pspers, 1856-1909. 66 items. 



Stone, Ons. 

Business records, 1861-1910. 195 t. 

Stone, Ralph, 1868-1956. 

Papers, 1895-1955. ca. 1 ft. and 16 t. 



MS 66-576 

MS 65-576 

MS 66-677 

MS 66-678 
MS 65-679 



Sandwall, John, 1880-1950. 
Papers, ea. 1920-39. 6 ft. 

Sutton, EE Ransome, 1869-1934. 
Scrapbooks, 1898-1934. It. 

Sutton famfly. 

Papers, 1836-88. 250 



Swain, George Robert, 1866-1947. 

Papers, 1896-1925. 50 items snd 3 t. 



Swamson, John Bnrley, 1926- 
Papers, 1954-62. 169 ft 

Taggarl, Ganson. 

Papers, 1850-1956. 4 ft. snd 19 t. 



Tappan, Henry Phflip, 1805-1881 
Papers, 1640-1936. lft.and.4T. 



Tapping, Theodore Hawley, 1889- 
Papers, 1908-eX lft. and St. 



Taylor, Fred ManTule, 1856-1932. 

Papers, 1885-1949. ca. 1 ft. and 8 T. 

Taylor, HoweO, 1888-1957. 

Papers, 1907-66. ca.2S0items. 



Taylor, John W 

Mich. 
Papers, 1653-66. cs. 250 items snd 8 t. 



MS65-680 



MS 86-1384 



MS 05-581 



MS 65-682 



MS 66-683 



MS 66-684 



MS 66-585 



MS 65-586 



MS 65-587 



MS 65-588 



MS 



general storekeeper of Kalamazoo, 



Taylor, Orla Benedict, 1865- 
Pspera, 1881-48. ca. 150 



Taylor famuy. 

Papers, 1827-1908. ca. 3 ft. snd 16 v. 



Teed, Florence S 1901-1964. 

Pspers, 1924-64. 6 ft. 

Ten Brook, Andrew, 1814-1899. 
Papers, 1854-1935. 65 



Thomas, Calrm, 1854-1919. 

Papers, 18S8-19M. 3 ft. and 1ST. 



Nathan Macy, 1803-1887. 
Papers, 181B-89. ca. 2 ft, and 4 v. 



MS 66-690 
MS 65-691 
MS 65-692 

MS 66-593 
MS 65-694 
MS 66-696 
MS 66-696 



Thompson, Benjamin, phyetdan. 
Papers, 1865-86. 6 t. 

MS 65-1381 
Taree^Juerters-Ceotirry Cub. Battle Creek Charter, 
Beeords, 1906-40. 400 items. 

MS 65-597 
Thunder Bsy Boom Company, Alpena, Mich. 
Business records, 1868-1912. 6 ft 



Trims, De Hull Norman, 1882-1960. 
Papers, 1912-58. 1 ft 



TnadweU, Seymour Boughton, 1795-1867. 
Papers, 1818-69. ea.400items. 



Trowbridge, Charles Christopher, 1800-1888. 
Papers, ca. 1823-40. 6 items snd 11 T. 



Trowbridge, Lather Stephen, 1836-1912. 
Pspers, 1842-90. ca.200itc 



Tnebhnd. Thomas Chrkson, 1866-1951. 
Papers, 1886-1946. ca. 1 ft. and 1 t. 



Tucker, Stephen Dstjs, 1818-1902. 

Papers, ca. 1846-98. 59 if 



Tidier family. 

Papers, 1798-1888 snd 1937. 50 items. 



MS 66-698 



MS 66-699 



MS 65-600 



MS 66-601 



MS 65-602 



MS 66-608 



MS 66-604 



673 



The National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections: Repository Index 



MICHIGAN. mnVERSITY. MICHIGAN HIS- 
TORICAL COI.I.F.PTT ONS (ANN ABBnq ) 
(Continued) 

MS 66-605 



MS 65-606 



MS 66-607 



— , 1850-18*6. 

Papon, 1850-86. 108 items and 4 t. 

Tnttle. ArUmr J 1868-1944. 

Papers, 1889-1943. 155 ft and 226 v. 

UU, Edwin Falter, 1841-190L 
Papers, 1878-1*17. Ill items. 

MS 66-608 
D. & A«y. 3S9tk Infantry. 

North Bussian (Polar Bear) Expedition papers, 1818-18. 
64 items. 

no . . », , , MS66-0886 

D. S. AoromeeSe Labor Board. 
Records, 1834-86. es. 6 ft. 

r> o _ MS 66-810 

U. S. Committee en ContenaHon of Cultural Buovreet. 
Michigan. 
Becords, 1841-44. 200 items. 



O. S. Fuel Administration. 
Becords, 1818-18. 86 items. 

U. S. National Labor Belationi Board. 
Becords, 1937-38. 300 items. 

U. S. Office of Prioe Adummtration. 
Becords, 1843. 3 v. 

Universities Cemmittee on Post-war International Prob- 
lems. Ann Arbor Branch. 
Becords, 1943-44. lis items. 



MS 65-1887 
MS 65-1388 
MS 66-1388 



Van Bnren, De Pay, b. 1822. 
Papers, 1843-84. ca.2ft 

Van den Broek. John Abraham, 1885-1058. 
Papers, 1906-56. ca. 260 Hems. 

vanaereook. Key C 1873-1960. 

Papers, 1800-57. 200 items and 2 t, 

Vanderpool, George. 

Papers, 1668-70. 60 items. 

Van 1>ne, Helen BetteM Bates. 

Papers, 1844-64. ca.300itsms. 

VtaWnt Norse Association of Ann Arbor. 
Becords, 1896-1962. 1 ft. and 19 t. 

Wait, ChroHaKej. 

Papers, 1888-1819. 15 t. 

Walker, Bryant. 1866-1938. 

Papers, 1830-1831. ca. 8 ft. and 21 t. 

Walker, Edward Carey, 1820-1894. 

Correspondence, 1863-81. ca. 760 items. 

Walton, Iran. 

Papers, ea. 1940-60. aft. 

Wanty, George Proctor, 1866-1*06. 
Papers, 1900-06. 100 items snd 3 v. 

Ward. Marcos Ueweuyn, 1876-1963 
Papers, 1908-62. 8ft. 

Warner, Fred Mattby, 1866-1928. 

Papers, 1882-1918. 420 items and 6 t. 

Warthin, AMnd Scott, 1866-183L 
Papers, 1914-80. 6 ft 

Washtenaw Comity Medical Society. 

Becords, 1847-182L 260 items and 1 t. 



_ MS66-1S98 

Washtenaw Connty Medical Satiety. Wonan't AmOiary 
Becords, 1938-68. 300 items and St. 



MS 66-611 
MS 66-612 
MS 66-618 
MS 66-614 
MS 66-616 
MS 65-1391 
MS 66-616 
MS 66-617 
MS 66-618 
MS 66-619 
MS 68-620 
MS 66-621 
MS 66-622 
MS 65-628 
MS 65-1392 



MS 65-624 

MS 66-1394 

MS 66-626 

MS 66-626 

MS65-427 

MS 66-628 

MS 66-629 

MS 66-680 

MS 66-681 

MS 66-682 

MS 65-638 

MB 65-634 

MS 66-436 

Wenhry, Bobert Mark, 1861-1889. ltS 6S "* 86 

Papers, 1879-1829. 7ftandS9T. 

Wesieyan Methodist Connection (or Chnrch) of America. 

Confrrmca. Michigan. 
Becords, 1852-1942. » t. 



Washtenaw Co, Mich. 

Becords, 1827-1942. 12 ft. snd 79 t. 

Washtenaw Historical Society. 

Becords, 1825-1055. ca.3ft.ud5T. 

Watktau, Lydia Harbangh Lewis, 1819-1909. 
Papers, 1863-65. 09 items. 

Watson, Edward Michael, 1840-1806. 
Papers, 1868-1902. es. 200 items. 

Watson, Janus Craig; 1838-1880. 
Papers, 1857-81. ca. 1 ft. snd 9 t. 

Wattles, John M 

Papers, 1863-93. 68 items. 

Wend, Charles Kasson, 1848-1825. 
Papers, 1840-1924. 101 i 



Wedemayer, WUHsm Walter. 1873-1913 
Papers, 1890-1913. 2 ft. 

Wehtsert, Charles Adams, 1878-1847 
Papers, 1846-1947. c 2 ft audi Y. 

Wetesert, John, 1828-1883. 

Correspondence, 1861-66. 291 items. 

Welch family. 

Correspondence, 1864-1944. 1ft. 

Wells, Benjamin Frankfin, 1636-1925. 
Correspondence, 1861-69. ca. 125 items. 

Wetts, Carlton Frank, 1898- 
Papers, 1940-4L 160 



WBSams, Gerhard Mermen, Mil- 
Papers. 1*11-68. 860 ft. and 87 v. 

Wffiiaass, Jeremiah D b. 1815. 

Papers, 1808-1904. 70 items sod 16 v. 

WBHams, John B 1782-1864. 

Papers, 1799-1816. 99 items. 

Wmson, James CaMweB, 1833-1912. 

Papers, 1863-1912 and 1939. 6 Hems and 43 t. 

Winchen, Alexander, 1824-1891. 

Papers, 1837-81. ca. 9 ft. snd 188 t. 



MS 66-660 



MS 66-651 



MS 66-662 



MS 66-663 



MS 65-664 



MS 66-688 

MS 65-689 

MS 66-640 

MS 66-641 

White. Albert Easten, 18B4-1956 MS66-642 

Papers, 1939-61. 75 items. 

White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. USf»-WS 

Papers, 1857-1918. 82 items and 8 reels of microfilm. 



Windt, Valentine, 1901-1956. 

Papers, 1922-56. ca. 260 items and 1 T. 

Wang, Asstin EE. 1792-1849. 

Papers, 1817-1905. 130 items. 

Wing, Warner, 1805-1876. 

Papers, 1837-78. 89 items. 

Winter, John Garrett, 1881-1956. 
Papers, 1901-61. ea.2ft 

Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company. 

Becords, 1871-1914. 16 ft and 492 t. 

Warner, Moses, 1816-1863. 

Pspers, 1836-67. 18 items snd 5 t. 

Withingten, WuHam Herbert, 1835-1903. 
Papers, 1881-1909. 191 items and 39 t. 

_ MS66-1S88 

Worrerine Co-operatrre Wholesale, Laming, Kith. 
Becords, 1937-38. ca. 100 items. 



IESH-1SH 
MS 66-666 

MS 66-666 
MS 66-18*7 
MS 66-667 
MS 66-668 
MS 66-669 



Wheeler, Oars Marian, 1861-1946. 

Papers, 1874-1*45. ca,6ftsnd7T. 

Wheeler, Frank Woks, 1853-1921 

Papers, 1888-1917. ca. 100 items and 1 t. 

Wheeler, Frederick M 8. ig62. 

Pspers, 1859-1941. lft and 21 t. 

Wheeler, Lorenzo O 

Papers, 1836-1904. 51 



Woman's Crab, Ann Arbor, Hick. 
Becords, 1906-60. lft. and 10 t. 

Wood, Norman Asa, 1857-1943, 

Papers, 1848-1957. ca. 150 Hems and 5 t. 

Woodruff, David OUphant 

Pspers, 1837-83. 1 ft snd 2 t. 

Worcester, Dean Conant, 1866-1824. 
Papers, 1900-24. 3 ft 

Wc»*M^Ctade. llichigan Dutrbt ComsritJ 13 M " l *° 
Becords, 1930-60. 4ft 



MS 66489* 
MS 66-660 

MS 66-661 
MS 66-662 



White, Enoch J 1814-1878. 

Papers, 1886-77. ca. 450 items and 2 t. 

While, Peter, 1SS0-1808. 

Papers, 1849-1915. 23 ft and 74 v. 

Whitney, Allen Srsson, 1857-1944. 
Papers, 1885-1939. 156 Hems. 

Whlitemore, Gideon OBn, 1800-1863. 
Papers, 1817-1938. 3 ft. 

Wrest, Howard M 1864-1946. 

Pspers, ca. 1*12-19. 13 items snd 26 t. 

WHgns, Horace Lafayette, 1859-1935. 
Papers, 1879-1935. ca. 5 ft and St. 

Wflhants, Edward, of Detroit. 

Papers, 1838-76. ca. 50 items. 



MS85-64S 

MS 65-644 

MS 65-645 

MS 66-646 

MS 65-647 

MS 66-648 
MS 65-649 



Wright, Allen G teacher and furaer. 

Papers, 1845-91. 425 items. 

Wright family. 

Papers, 1829-1939. 8 ft. snd 7 t. 

Wykes, Boger Irring, 1874- 
Papers, 1906-42. 8 ft 

Toting, Leigh Jarris, 1683-1980. 

Pspers, 1908-60. 250 items snd 6 t. 



MS66-667 
Young Men's Christian A sBorintlons. Ann Arbor, Mich. 
Becords of the Tonng Men's snd Tonng Women's Chris- 
ban Associations, 1896-1955. 200 items and 25 t. 

-. MS66-668 

TpsOanti, Mich. First Methodist Episcopal Chnrch. 

Becords, 1831-1960. ca. 250 items and 73 v. 



MS 66-663 



MS 66-664 



MS 66-666 



MS 65-666 



YpsOantL Mich. First Presbyterian Chnrch. 

Becords, 1880rl*60. 100 items and 22 t. 

Ziegier, Charles M 1888-1969. 

Papers, 1929-69. es. 250 items snd 7 t. 



MS 66-669 



MS 66-670 



MICHIGAN. TOgVEBSTTY. WILIiAM L . 
CLEMENTS LIBRARY (ANN ARBOR) 



Brown, Jacob, 1775-1828. 

Papers, 1809-87. 2 ft (730 items) 



MS 63-220 



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CLEMENTS LIBRARY (ANN ARBOR) 
(ConUnaedJ 



Douglas, Sir Jama, Sort, 1703-1787. 
Papers, 1737-87. 4 ft. 

Fkmrnoy, Thomas, 17T5-185T. 
Papers, 1798-1827. 106 items. 

Hotebns, Lawrence E collector. 

Papers, 1763-1918. 153 i 



at 1848-1903. 
Letters, 1862-66. 100 i 



MS 68-221 



MS 63432 



MS 68-828 



MS 68-225 
Makdoogall-Brisbsne, Sir Thomas, Sort, 1773-1860. 
Papers, 1813-15. 64 Hems. 



MS 68-826 



Hazsard, George Henry, 1846-1929. 
Papers, 1885-1951. 54 items. 



, j 1857-193L 

Papers, 1895-1S02. 100 items. 



Papers, 193L BTitl 



MS 64-1531 



MS 68-841 



MS 63-848 



MS 66471 



m. ^.l-.H , Henry Crimes, 1839-1918. 
Letters, 1862-65. 204 il 



Michigan. University. WHUtm L. CltmtnU library. 
N ortlrwest Territorj papers, 1786-1803. 83 i 



O'Connor, John Michael, 17901-1828. 
Papers, 1810-26. 872 i 



W3mns, John Darragh, d. 1900. 
Letters, 1862-65. 64 items. 



MILLS MF ""PTAT. TTP1RAWV, rWYt.^TKro; 
COLLEGE see ROLLINS COLLE GE, 
MILLS MEMORIAL LIBRARY (WINTER 
PARK, FLA.) 

MILWAUKEE PUBLIC LIBRARY (WIS. ) 

MS 68-280 
German Stock Company, jtSvmkec 

Pabst German Theater collection, 1865-1885. ca. 8000 



MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (ST . 
PAUL) 

MS 84-1619 
Blxby, WBIard Wilson, 1898- 

Papera, 1918-43. 50 items and 1 reel of microfilm. 

MS 63-231 
Bowler, James Madison, 1838-1916. 
Papers, 1856-1880. ca. 1000 items. 



Brin, Fanny (Fhgehnan) 1884- 

Papers, 1896-1958. 10 ft. (ca. 12^00 items) 

Case f amir/. 

Papers, 1902-27. 100 items and 7 v. 

Caihcart family. 

Papers, 1850-1921. ca. 1500 items. 



MS 64-1520 
Congregational Churches m Minnesota. Cmfermat. 
Records, 1856-1954. ca.6ft. 

MS 68436 
Dole, Alexander M 1841-1888. 

BnsbMss records, 1855-87. 100 items and 2 t. 



Bonze, Wwiam Frederick, 1873-1962. 
Papers, 1865-1962. ea.eft 

MS 64-1522 
Lamgford, George. 1876- 

Papers, 1916-49. ca. S ft. (500 items and 22 v.) 

MS 68-948 
saaaB ecOtctcr. 

Papers, 1857-1916. ca. 500 items. 

MS 68-244 
Leri, Warner, 1912- 

Pepers, 1945-46. 112 items 

MS65-672 
Lindbergh family. 

Papers, 1808-1960. ca. 10 ft. (ca. 6100 items) 

MS 68-340 
Mayo, Charles Edwin, 1827-1899. 
Papers, 1851-88. ca. 500 items. 

MS 



MS 68447 



minnesota. universitx library, de- 
partment of special collecttohs 
(mtnneapolW 

MS 65-1978 
Kalian, brln, 1912-1963, ooBsetor. 

Children's literature collection, ca. 1800-19681 IT ft, ca. 
10,000 items, and 28 fits drawers. 



MINNESOTA. UNlVKKSlTSf LIBRARY, JAMES 
FORD BELL COLLECTION (MINNEAPOLIS) 

MS 64-858 
Angus, Charles, merchant of XeesrpooZ, Eng. 

Letter book of Charles and WiDiam Aliens, 1799-1851. 



IT. 



W D 

Letter book, 1798-84. It. 

De Mey Tan Streefkerk famOy. 
Papers. 1725-1830. 890 items. 



■, 1870-1957. 
Papers, 1868-1950. 800 I 



MS 65-678 



Bice family. 

Papers, 1846-1984. ca. 200 items. 

Base Brothers For Company. 

Records, 1855-1955. 77 ft. (ca. 75,000 items) 

MS 84-1528 
J, Ok O 1871-1983. 

Papers, 1904-53. ca. 3 ft. (25,000 items) 

MS 68-248 
St. Croix Brrer Improrement Association, SWatter, Him. 
Records, 1917-85. 95 items. 

MS 63-249 
St Louis Comity (Has.) On* and Farm Bnrera Asseda- 



MS 64-859 



MS 64-260 



MS 65-1979 
T M i ar a H y . lAnry. Jmn Fori Bdt CoSse- 
an. 
Merchants and ts Brel era* papers, 1800-1800. 100 items. 

MS 64461 
Minnesota. Utrrrermtr. Library. Semes Pari BtB OtOte- 

Papers on French colonization and commerce, 1660-1800. 
ca. 1200 hems. 

MS 84-262 



MS 68-83! 



MS 68-284 



Records, 1916-62. ca. 8 ft. 



Senkkr famfiy. 

Papers, 1B44-1955. ca. 800 items and 7 t. 



Sbenardson, George Defreea, 1864-1926. 
Papers, 1896-191L 57 items. 



Street, Frank Witts, 1898- 

Papers, 1898-1919. 50 items. 



Sweet, Albert Barbank, 1847-1943. 
Papers, 1865-1968. ca. 50 items. 



Union Mercantile Company, Arlington, limn. 
Records, 1918-89. ca. 100 items sad 12 t. 



MS 68450 



MS 68451 



MS 844524 



MS 68462 



MS 68453 



Jacob, 1704-1761. 
Papers. 1788-58. 4t. 

MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY (ST. LOUIS) 

MS 



_ t¥ j w 1778-1888. 

P^nera. 1778-1840. ca. 85 items 



P—Mf and enrrancy papers, 1797-1983. ca. 



«, „„„ , 1801-1895. 

Papers, 1769-1877. ea. 150 

BfeseB, Daniel, 1768 or 69-1833. 
Papers, 180241- ca. 50 " 



MS 64-1525 



Gehaa,MarkH 1808- 

Papers, 192547. 50 items. 



Gilbert, Mahtoa Norris, JS»_ 1849-1900. 
Papers, 1883-1908. 68 items. 



Sarah, <L 1930. 
Papers, 1878-1930. 79 items. 

Gregg, Oren Comdins, 1845-1926. 
Papers, 1904-07. 100 items. 



Carl Gustar Otto, 1871-1960. 
Papers. 1933-42. 96 items. 



MS 63486 



MS 63437 



MS 63439 



Vdie, Charles Deere, 1861-1929. 

Papers, 1919-53. ca. 2 ft (500 items and 12 v.) 



MS 65-874 



WefaM, Stand, 1869-1936. 

Papers, 1817-1936. ca. 19 ft. (ea. 8OJ1O0 items) 



MINNESOTA. UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES 
(MTNNEAPOLW : 



Ford, Gny Stanton, 1878-196!. 
Papers, 1886-1959. 15 ft 

Krey, August Charles, 1887-15*1. 
Papers, 1910-55. 16 ft 

Walter, Frank Keller, 1874-1945. 
Papen, 1900-43. 7 ft. 

Woffing, Frederick John, 1866-1947. 
Papers, 1884-1948. 7 ft. 



MS 65-1980 
MS 85-1881 
MS 65-1982 
MS 65-1983 



J. 1811-1860. 

Papers, 1824-61. ca. 220 items. 

Blxby, Wumun Keener, 1857-1931. 
Papers, 1700-1931. Co. 18 ft. 



Bock, Garden G 1880-1953. 

Papers, ca. 1820-1950. ca. 200 items. 

Bbur, Francis Preston, 1791-1876. 
Papers, 1817-1959. ca. 100 Hems, 



Blake, Lime (Derereux) 1835-1913. 
Papers, 1847-1910. ea. 1200 if 



Boefer family. 

Boefer collection, 1849-1918. ca. 50 items. 

Boggs, UUbarn W 1792-1860. 

Papers, 1827-67. ca. 60 items. 

Bogy & Leeomnte, SU. GrMvwrt, i/o. 

Rose Mary Bocy collection, 1828-41. ca. 
20 ft. of microfilm (neeaxiTe) 



JSS644BB 
800 items. 

MS 64-287 



MS 64488 

MS 8448* 

MS 64-1526 

MS 64490 

MS 64491 

MS 64489 

MS 64-29! 

MS 64494 

MS 64496 
1600 items and 



Bogy family. 

Papers, ea. 1818-1929. ca. 300 iter, 
film (negative) 

Bower, family. 

Papers. 1818-1931. ca. 150 items. 

Boyce, Joseph, 1841-1928. 

Papers, 1844-1919. ca. 120 items. 

Breekemidge, George, 1769-1852. 
Papers, 1804-63. ca. 60 items. 



MS 64496 
eand 50 ft of nucro- 

MS 64-297 



MS 64499 



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(Continued) " — ' sisi 



Bridge Hudson E 1810-1875 

Papers, 1808-74. 2 ft. 

Broadhead. lames Overton, 1819-1898 
Pa|*TB, 1802-1906. ra. 900 items. 

Bryan, William Smith, 1846-1940 
Papers, 1817-1940. ol ISO items. 

Bulkier family. 

Pap-rs. 1848-65. co. 70 items. 

Bonce, Harvey. 

Papers, ca. 1821-98. ca. 100 items. 

Burbach. George M 1884-1959. 

Papers. 1936-57. ca. 50 items. 

Byars. William Vincent, 1857-1938 

Papeiv-. 1876-1940. ca. 2000 items. 

Callaway, Janus, 1783-1815. 

Maker collection, 1792-1859. ca. 125 items. 

Campbell, Robert, 1804-1879. 
Papers, 1825-194L ca.22ft 

Can, Walter C MS-64-808 

Carr-Zimmerman papers. 1780-191L ca, 500 jl 



MS 64-300 
MS64-S01 
MS 64-802 
MS 64-303 
MS 64-304 
MS 64-305 
MS 64-308 
MS65-«75 
MS 64-807 



Coozins, John E D 181S-1886 

Papers, 1825-1050. ca. 100 items. 

Craighead, Alexander. 

Papers. 1800-15. ca. 60 items. 

Crow. Carl, 1883-1945. 

Papers. 1901-54. ca. 125 hems. 

Crumb, Geneva, 1872-1962, 

Papers, 1860-1956. ca. 75 items. 

Darby, John Fletcher, 1803-1882. 

Papers. 1785-1882. ca. 1500 items. 

LV Arcamhai family. 

Paprrs. 1S48-80. ca.90 



Carson, Wiffiam Glasgow Brace, 1. 1841, cdOoctor 
Canon collection, 1821-1926. ca. 800 items. 



MS 64-309 



MS 64-810 
MB 64-311 



Canon family. 

Papers, 1810-1981. ca. 300 items. 

Case family. 

Papers, 1813-1913. ca. 150 items. 

~ ... _ _ MS 64-312 

Chamberlin, T W collector. 

Chamberlin collection, 1661-1945. ca. 100 items. 

O»otean family. MS6 " W 

Business records, 1752-1946. SOft.eudSSv. 

_. _, „ MS 64-314 

Clark, George Rogers, 1752-1818. 

Papers of George Rogers Clark and William Clark, 1766- 

Oark family. MS6 " 15 

John OTallon Clark collection, 1786-1804. ca. 450 items. 

Clark, family. "S*" 19 

Potrtiatan H. Clarice collection, 1842-192L ca. 3 ft. 

Chanens, Cyril, 1902- MSS4 - 316 

Papers. UJ21-56. ca. 2 ft. 

On« family. MS 64-317 

Marr C. Clemens collection, 1737-1954. ca.2ft. 

Clin,. Frederick A MS6M18 

IW J. Clinc papers, 1861-1919. ca. 60 items. 



Devi* George Tornbull Moore, 1810-1888. 
Papers. 1S32-13. ca. 200 items. 

B» Bar, Benedict, 1814-1877 

Papers, 1866-80. ca. 50 items. 

"•any, John OTallon, 1841-1830 

Papers. 1829-1933. ca. 25 items and 74 v. 

Deiassns f amfly. MSS4-S34 

Dolassus-St Vrain papers, 1S44-1909. ca. 500 items. 



MS 84-825 

MS 64-326 
MS 64-327 
MS 64-828 

MS 64-329 
MS 64-430 
MS 64-331 
MS 64-332 
MS 64-333 



Forsyth, Thomas, 1771- 
Papers, 1793-1953. ( 



1.1700 



MS 65-1402 
MS 85-1403 



Forsyth, Thomas, 177W833. 

Tesson collection, 1757-1910. ca. 500 items. 

Frem. Chester, eoBoctor. MS65-6S9 

Burins* ip^pers , of_ Kwkaskia, DL, Ste Gone™™, Mo, 
Stlxmi^McHSttiMissoo^leW-lSSO. ca.iWiteaM. 

MSM-6M 
MS 65-691 



MS 64-836 
MS 04-396 



Da Man family. 

Papers, 17T9-1957. ca. 1000 items. 

Dealoge family. 

Papers, 1815-1955. ca. 600 items. 

Dianmnt, Henry A coJUctor. MS6MST 

Henry A. Djemant collection, 1805-75. ca. 100 items. 

Dorsphan, Alexander William, 1808-1887 ^ "~ M8 

Papers, 1855-1907. n. 60 items. ' 

Dougherty, John, 1791-1860. 

Papers, 1823-1917. ca. 600 items. 

Drips, Andrew, 1789-1860. 

Papers, 1820-60. ca. 200 Hems. 

Onh^y, William Henry, iaiS-,o. 1913 
Papers, 1844-1914. ca. 50 items. 

Bads, James Buchanan, 1820-1887 
Papers, 1776-1931. ca. 200 items. 

Easton, Rofus, 1774-1834 

PalHTS.lT90-l.SS4. .-a. 100 items and 3 v. 

Baton, Laden, 18.11-1890. 

Papers, 1853-87. 49 v. and 3 boxes. 

BUot, William Greenleaf, 1811-1887 
Papers, 1841-19G1. ca. 125 items. 

Elliott, Newton G 1812-18771 

Papers, 1834-1909. ca. 600 items. 



Far trade papers, 1686-1940. ca. 125 ft 

Gale, Daniel B 1818-1874. 

Papers, 18SO-1900. ca. 200 itama. 

Graham family. 

Fordyce collection, 1798-1943. ca.! 

Kochtltzky, Otto, 1855-1935 

Papers, 1850-1936. 7fLand4Jv. 

Lucas family. 

P«P»re, 1754-1854. 9 ft 

MaeKeroie, Kenneth, 1797-1861. 

Papers, 1796-1918. ca. 1500 items. 



MS 65-692 

MS 65-698 

MS 65-694 

MS 65-696 

MS 64-339 

MS 64-840 

m 

MS 64-441 



Clubs and societies papers, 1870-1962. 
ca. 350 items. 



MS 64-830 



r.-jv «. » MS 64-821 

Goflins, Thomas R 1860-1961. 

Thomas R. and Martin Collins papers, 1866-1951. ca. 60 
items. 



Conway, Joseph, 1703-1830. 
Papers, 1798-1922. ca. 



Cook, Fannie (Frank) 1893-1949 
Papers, 1881-1940. ca.4ft 



County Court papers, 1844-51. 
ca. 3S0 items. 



MS 64-322 



MS 64-823 



MS 64-324 



— family. 

Papers, 1796-1988. ca. 200 items. 

Evans, Aognst H 

Papers, 1830-70. ca, 180 items. 

Fenian Brotherhood. 

Records, 1866-1921. ca. 70 items. 

Field, Eugene, 1850-1895. 

Papers, 1855-1940. ca. 250 items. 

Huey family. 

Papers, 1740-1953. ca. 150 items. 

H»4 Henry, 1827-1898. MSU*S> 

items!*" °* H '" r> ' "" d Ed " ard FUd < 1846-1940. ca. 300 



MS 65-676 

MS 65-1401 

MS 65-677 

MS 65-678 

MS 65-679 

MS 85-680 

MS 65-681 

MS 65-682 

MS 65-688 

MS 65-684 

MS 85-686 

MS 65-686 

MS 65-687 



Historical Society, St. Lorn 

Church papers, 1727-1962. 2 ft 

Mnwwri, Historical Society, St. Zouk. 
Co mmis si on s collection, 1720-1904. a 

Missouri Historical Society, St. LouU. 

Cooper County papers, 1810-196L ca. 110 

Miaaoori Historical Society, St. Lorn. 
Fnes papers, 1825-1919. ca. 100 items. 

Missouri Historical Society, SL Lan. 

Florissant papers, 1790-1959. ca. 100 items. 

Records, 1861-64. ea. 150 items. "<*»W °- 

«*". Bryan, coZfector. MS»4-»48 

John Gano Bryan papers, 1788-1917. ca. 160 items. 

^^^^^JORICAXSC^Ty 



MS 65-1404 



MS 65-1406 



Apnlegste, Lisbon, 1803-1876. 

Papers, 1819-99. 3461 items and 19 v. 

Barfh family. 

Papers, 1852-1907. 52 items. 

Bingham family. 

Papers, 1814-86. 150 items. 

Broadhead, Garland Can, 1827-1912. 
Papers, 1858-1908. 300 items. 

CampbeH, Isaac R 1798-1882. 

Papers, 1821-87. 881 Hems. 

dark, Waham, 1770-1838. 
Papers, 1798-1831. 6 v. 

Cotambia, Mo. Christian College. 
Becords, 1858-74. 11 v. 

France, Charles B 1885-1890 

Papers, 1857-00. 1 box. 

Frkrtoe, Thomas, 1796-1872. 
Papers, 1827-1908. 1 box. 

Guitar, Odon, 1825-1908. 

Papers, 1838-1903. 253 Hems. 

Beyle, James. 

Papers, 1818-1913. 240 items and 14 v. 



MS 64-268 
MS 64-264 
MS 64-265 
MS 64-266 
MS 64-267 
MS 64-268 



MS 64-270 
MS 64-271 
MS 64-272 
MS 64-278 



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(COLUMBIA) (Continued) 



Lascar, Baud F 

Papers, 1851-1904. 165 i 



MS 64-274 

MS 64-275 

MS 84-276 

MS 64-877 

MS 64-278 

MS 04-279 

MS 64-280 

MS 64-281 

MS 64-282 
Sidney, 1812-1888. 
Papers, 1830-1938. 13 braes. 

Smith, Thomas Adams, 1781-1844. 
Passm, 1798-1864. 1747 items. 

MS 64-281 
Vielette, Eugene Morrow, 1873-1939, collector. 

Violette manuscript collection, 1S06-192L 1 box. 



Abid, 1797-1863. 
Papers, 1788-1933. 8114 items and SI t. 



McCoy, Wflmrd J 

Papers, 1857-71. 88 items. 



mcGready, Wiffiam E b. 1819. 

Papers, 1817-71. 65 items. 

McLane, WnBam H b. 1816. 

Papers, 1838-93. 1430 items. 

Karmaduke, Meredith MSes, 1791-1884. 
Papers, 1823-86. 347 items. 



Stood, Henry Thomas, 1818-1902. 
Papers, 1850-79. 408 items. 

Paxton, Wuliam McCbmg, 1619-1916. 
Papers, 1760-1915. 1290 items. 



Webster Ca, Mo. 

ArehiTes, 1841-1924. 701 



MS 64-284 



NATIONAL ARCHIVES see U. S. NATIONAL 
ARCHIVES (WASHINGTON, D. C.) 

NATIONAL WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER- 
ANCE UNION, FRANCES E. WILLARD~ 
MEMORIAL LIBRARY FOR ALCOHOL 
RESEARCH (EVANSTON, ILL. ) 

MS 85-1984 
WOlard, Frances Elizabeth, 1839-1898. 
Papers, 1855-98. ca. 400011 



NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 



(LINCOLN) 



Abbott, Luther Jewett, 1891-1900. 
Papers, 1867-72. 75 hems. 



MS 64-1527 



Abbott, Ned Odbertson, 1874-1960. 

Papers, 1850-1959. ca. 16 ft. (ca. 10^00 items) 



MS 64-1528 



Ok, /fob. 
Becords, 1854-1959. ca. 39,000 items, 

Aldrich, Benton, 1831-1918. 
Papers, ca. 1880-1918. 2 ft. 

AUrieh, Bess (Streeter) 1881-4954. 
Papers, 1907-54. lift. 



1881-1885. 
Papers, 1860-1935. ca. 250 items. 

Allen. Charts W b. 185L 

Papers, 1871-1041. ca. 800 items. 

Allen. Mary Elizabeth (Bryan) 
Genealogical notes. ca.3ft 



ABen, Wiffiam Vincent, 1847-1924. 
Papers, 1889-1934. ee.2ft 

Altrnss Qnb, Lincoln, Neb. 
Becords, 1922-60. ca. 2 ft. 



MS 85-1407 
MS 65-1408 
MS 85-1409 
MS 65-1410 
MS 65-1*11 
MS 65-1412 

MS 65-1418 
MS 65-1414 



MS 65-1415 
American a^Mwwfiwn of Unrrerstty Women. ZsneoZa 
(Neb.) Brmek. 
Becords, 1920-59. ea.3ft 

MS 65-1416 
American Aasodation of TJnmrsity Women. Nebratha 
Dmoion. 
Becords, 1980-61. 2 ft. 

MS65-141T 
ATsry, May (Bennett) 1870-1960. 
Papers, 1929-37. ca. 200 items. 

-*- MS 65-1418 

Bassett, Sunnd day, 1844-1926. 
Papers, 1874-1927. 3 ft. 

MS 65-1419 
Beatrice Cbaatanqna Literary and Scimtrh Circle. 
Becords, 1894-99. ca. ~ 



Beeeher, George ADen. £p„ 1868-1951. 
Papers, 1837-1950. 14 ft. 

Berg, Theophfl Herman, 1879- 
Papers, 1907-62. ca. 400 Hems. 



Berge, WendcD, 1903-1956. 
Papers, 1924-54. ca,2ft 



Bsnrfce, John Gregory, 1843-1896. 
Papers, 1673-98. 6 ft. 



Bradford, Barry Etwya, 1878-1963. 
Papers, 1945-63. ca. 800 items. 



Branch, Perry W 

Papers, 1844-1922. ca. 150 items. 



Brandsberg, George, 1937- 
Papers, 1962-63. ca. 1 ft. 

Brtnten, Job Webs, 1883- 

Correspondence, 1918-20. ca. 100 ita 

Broady, Jefferson Hajmaker, 1844-1908. 
Papers, 1861-1908. lft. 



Brown, Norris, 1863-1960. 
Papers, 1898-1953. lft. 



Co, too. 

Records, 1883-1948. 84 ft 

Bryan, Charles Wayknd, 1887-1945. 
Papers, 1908-38. ca. 17 ft. 

Bart Co, Neb. 

Becords, 1857-89. 54 ft 

Baxter, Hugh Alfred, 1878-1954. 
Papers, 1945-54. 180 ft 



MS 65-1420 
MS 65-1421 
MS 65-1422 
MS 65-1423 
MS 65-1424 
MS 65-1429 
MS 65-1426 
MS 65-1427 
MS 65-1428 
MS 65-1429 

MS 65-1480 
MS 65-1481 
MS 85-1482 
MS 65-1488 



MS 65-1434 
Co, Abo. 
Lend, tax, and election records, 1875-1923. 2 ft 

MS 66-1485 



MS 65-1436 
MS 65-1187 
MS 65-1438 



1894-1964. 
Papers, 1928-62. evlft. 

CampbeB, lam C G 

Manuscripts and notes, ca. 300 items. 

Carns, Margaret Jane (Brake) 1859-1952. 
Papers, 1865-1952. 2 ft 

Carson, John Lind, 1832-1897. 

Papers, 1858-89. ca. 800 items. 

MS 65-1439 
Central Nebraska Psbfie Power and Irrigation District 

Records, 1907-59. ca. 16 ft 

MS 65-1440 



1839-1907. 
Correspondence, 1871-1904. 7 ft 



Chase, Warren Tinker, 1660-1940. 

Papers, 1880-1916. ca. 1 ft 

Chenowetb, Caleb Ashbory, 1843-1864. 
Papers, 1856-1941. ca. 150 items. 



MS 65-1441 



Church, Foster, 1822-191L 

Papers, 1858-191L ca. 6 ft 

CttapPt H*Hf* JulteML 

Papers, 1860-1928. ca. 800 items. 

Chafe, Landy. 

Papers, 1879-1922. ca. 300 items. 

Cochran, Robert LeRoy, 1886-1963. 
Papers, 1900-41. 119 ft 



Cola, Neffie W 

Papers, 1932-53. caSOOitems. 



Ethel 
Papers, 1882-1657. 

Condon, WuuamM 
Papers, 1868-1920. 



1865-1920. 
. 100 items. 



Papers, 1839-79. ca. 400 items. . 



MS 65-1448 
MS 65-1444 
MS 65-1446 

MS 65-14*6 
MS 66-1447 
MS 65-4448 
MS 654449 
MS 65-1450 
MS 65-1451 
MS 65-1452 
MS 65-1453 
MS 65-1454 
MS 65-1455 
MS 65-1456 
MS 65-1457 
MS 65-1458 

MS 65-1985 
Dean, Edwin Btanehard, 1866-1948. 

Research data on the Plymoiith Colony of Nebraska, 
1988-12. ca.l60if 



1887-1959. 
Papers, 1935-42. 8 ft 



Corral, Erasmus Michael, 1. 1846. 
Papers, 1870-1913. ca- 400 items. 



Crandall, Calvin B 

Letters, 1862-65. ca. 150 items. 



Crawford, Harry Lore. 

Papers, 1934-58. ca-SOOii 



Crete Mills, Crete, Net. 

Records, 1685-1920. cs.40ft 



Ctnranins, Thomas A 

Papers, 1865-1906. ca.50 



Dake, Orsamss Charles, 1832-1875. 
Papers, 1849-1924. a. 1 ft 

Davis, Margaret, 1875-1958. 

Papers, 1836-1956. ca. 300 items. 



Papers, 1891-1957. ca. 150 items. 



MS 65-M69 

Delta Kappa Gamma Society. Zett Chapter, Linee&n, Neb. 

Pioneer women teacher research, 1928-48. ca. 800 items. 

MS 65-1460 
Dibble, Richard, i. 1886. 

Papers, 1858-1903. ca. 100 items. 

MS 65-1461 
MS 65-1462 
MS 65-1468 
MS 65-1464 
MS 65-1466 
MS 65-1466 

MS 65-1467 
MS 65-1468 
MS 65-1986 



Lee James, 1861-1937. 
Papers, 1815-1936. calft 

Eager, Frank Dewttt 1872-1960. 
Papers, 1898-1957. 6 ft 

Ernst, Carl Julius, 1853-1932. 
Papers, 1860-1929. ca-lft 

Feenan, Martin J b. 1842. 

Papers, 1862-1953. ce.lft 

Florence, Neb. 

Records, 1842-1917. ca.3ft 



Fort Kearny, Neb. 

Records, 1845-1831. ea.6ft 



Fort Robinson, Neb. 

Records, 1873-1949. 12 ft 

Friends, Soci ety of. 

Minutes of monthly meetings in Nebraska, 1882-1986. ca. 



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NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
(LINCOLN) (Continued) ~~ 

MS 65-1469 
Frontier Cm Keb. 

Records, 1B79-96. 12 fL 

_ _ ;m _ 1 _ MS 65-1470 

Fry, Edwin Angastas, 1851-1986. 
Papers, 1878-1S36. lft. 

MS 65-1471 
Fnnas, BoJwrt WaidMen, 1824-1905. 
Papers, 1832-1905. a. SI ft. 

MS65-1472 
Gerrard, Betty C 

Pipers, 1879-1913. ca. ISO items. 

Snr.im.. MS85-1967 

Patents, 1898-191L ca. 800 items. 

MS 65-1473 
Griee. Samuel Bat; i. 1817. 

Papers, 1817-1922. 1 reel of microfilm (400 items) 

_. __ .^_ MS 65-1474 

Griggs. Frederick, 1867-1952. 

Papers, 1912-52. ca. 300 items. 

_. „ .. __. MS65-1475 

Griggs, Nathan Kirk, 1844-1910. 
Papers, 1874-1915. 25 ft. 

_ . MS (5-1476 

Harrison, Robert D 1897- 

Papers, 1952-56. 12 fL 

_ MS 65-1477 

Herron, Leonard Smith, 1884-1958. 
Pallets, 1917-58. 7 ft. 

_ MS 65-1478 

Howard. Edgar. 1858-1951. 
Papers, 1893-1950. 2 ft 

i—..- ~ _ MS 65-1479 

Jenkins, Myron B 

Papers, 1880-1941. ea.B3ft 



MS 65-1494 



Nebraska. State Penitential?, Lincoln. 

Records, 1882-1913. ca. 1 ft, ca. 900 items. 

^r-^.. ~ . MS 65-1496 

North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary 
Schools. Kdmutc Committer on Secondary School). 
Records, 1896-1943. ca. 11 ft. 



Johnson, Albert Lrtle, I. 1864. 
Papers, 1881-1940. lift. 



Johnson, Frank Henton, 1871-1960. 
Papers, 1855-1948. 22 ft 

Johnson Co.. Keb. 

Records, 1860-1925. 44 v. 

Kiagsky, George Pomerojr, 1865-1929. 
Papers, 1922-29. ca. 2 ft 

Kinscdav, Hazel Gertrude, d. I960. 
Papers, 1919-39. ca. 1 ft. 

Robes, Frank Joseph, 1850- 
Papers, 1943-46. ca. 2 ft. 

MfCallnni, Donald, 5. 183L 

Papers, 1865-1943. ca. 150 items. 

MeKeWe, Samuel Roy, 1881-1956. 
Papers, 1911-52. 66 ft. 

McMnnen, Adam, 1875-1950. 
Papers, 1915-68. 6 ft. 

Majors, Thomas Jefferson, 1841-1982. 
Papers, 1859-1932. 1 fL 

Malone, Robert T 1891-1963. 

Papers, 1930-83. 8 ft. 

MelaJeJohB. George De Rue, 1857-1929. 
Papers, 1897-1901. . ca. 38 ft 

Muldale Ranch Company, /Tort* Platte, Net 
Records, 1883-1946. ca. 34,600 items. 



MTasissiptti Valley Historical Association. 

Records. 1895-1963. ca. ISO ft 

Morton, Juttus Sterling, 1832-1002. 
Papers, 1844-1904. 125 ft 

Nebraska State Farmers' Alliance. 
Records, 1874-1920. 5 ft 



Omaha Woman's Press Club, 

Records, 1928-32. cs. 300 items. 

Otoe C&, AVo. 

Records, 1855-1935. 42 ft 

Bicker, EB Seray, 1843-1926. 
Papers, ca. IT ft. 

Ritchie, William, 1886-1956. 

Correspondence, 1938-54. ca. 5 ft 

Bowes, Richard Dean, 1932-1963. 
Research data. ca. 100 items. 

"~ MS 65-1989 
Sarpy County Historical Sodcty. 

Manuscripts, 1857-1957. ca. 175 items and 1 reel of mierc- 



MS 65-1497 
MS 65-1498 
MS 65-1499 
MS 65-1500 

MS 65-1501 



NEW HAMPSHIRE. UMVER STTV tthbaot- 
(DURHAM)' = — SZS± 



Perkins family. 

Papers, 1794-1915. ca.200 



MS 65-698 



MS 65-1480 

MS 65-1481 
MS 65-1482 
MS 65-1488 
MS 65-1484 
MS 65-1485 
MS 65-1486 
MS 65-1487 
MS 65-1486 
MS 65-1489 
MS 65-1490 
MS 65-1491 

MS 65-1988 
MS 65-1492 
MS 65-1493 
MS 85-1495 



Sarpy Co, Keb. 

Records, 1859-1915. 17 ft. 

Saanders Co, AW. 

Records, 1878-1925. 80 ft 

Smith, Thnrman Anton, 1877-1956. 
Papers, 1934-54. ca. 300 items. 

Sorenaen, Christian Abraham, 1890-1959. 
Papers, 1915-55. ca.77ft. 

Stefan, Karl, 1884-1951. 
Papers, 1934-5L 19 ft 

Sweet, John Hyde, 1880-1964. 
Papers, 1938-40. en, 10 ft. 

United War Fund of Nebraska. 
Records, 1943-46. ca.l7*t 

Wflnams, Battle (Pram) 1878- 
Papers, 1884-1959. ca. 31 ft 

Wooster, Charles, 1843-1922. 
Papers, 1861-1921. ca. 11 ft. 



MS 65-1502 
MS 65-1508 
MS 65-1504 
MS 65-1505 

MS 65-1506 
MS 65-1607 
MS 65-1508 
MS 65-1509 
MS 65-1510 



NEW LONDO N COUNTY HLSTOR TCAT. SOCIETY 
(NEW LONDON, CONK. ) ' 



Canatos, Pranees Maawarjag. 1795-1869. 
Workbooks. 4 ft 



MS 45-1995 



Papers relating to New London Comity, 1646-I965. Tft 
NEW ORLEANS PUBLIC LIBRARY (LA. ) 

Claiborne, WOaam Charles Cole, 1775-1817 MS65-699 

Papers, 1804-14. 122 items. 

Iaassat, Pierre Clement de, 1756-1835. 
Papers, 1808-04. 66 items. 

St Maxant, Cflbarto Antonio de, d. 1794. 
Documents concerning the estate and i 
Gilbsrto Antonio de St MaxenL ca.4ft 



MS 65-700 

MS 65-701 
■a of Son 



NEW- YORK HISTORICAL SOC IETY (NEW 
YORK CITY)" ~ " ~ 



— . , 1819-1901. 

Papers, 1855-66. Ibex. 



MS 65-1011 



MS 65-1512 



NEVADA. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (RENO) 

rt—t » «.j— , MS 65-1990 

□lurch, James Edward, 1869-1969 
Papers, 1889-1959. 90 ft 



Chohaondeley, Robert. 

Correspondence, 1757-75. ca. 120 items. 

Corowallia, Sir William, 1744-1819. ««--»** 

me%± "J? 1 ™* t0 his * rTi< * ™ "* Aatericaa Serolution, 



Darts, Andrew Jackson, 1820 (ca.)-1890. 
Papers, 1852-56. 225 items. 



DarisvErwin. 

Papers, 1856-76. ca. 160 items. 



Demndd, Emily (Prime) 1840-1909. 
letters, 1890's. ca. 100 iti 



Comn, Trenmor, 1848-1904. 
Papers, 1864-1927. 7 ft. 

Consolidated Virginia Mining Company. 
Eeeords, 1859-19SL 16 ft 

Eureka and Palisade Railroad Company. 

Records, 1873-1938. 6 ft 

Pyramid Lake Palate Tribe. 

Tribal Counei] records, 1934-64. 12 ft. 



MS 65-1991 
MS 65-1998 
MS 65-1998 
MS 65-1994 



NEW CHURCH T.TRBtpy (CINCINNATn see 
CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM, NEW 
CHURCH LIBRARY (CINCINNATI) 



NEW ENGLAND METHODIST HISTORICAL 
SOCIETY LIBRARY (BOSTON UNIVERSITY) 

Methodist Church (United State,) Conferences. Veto Eng- 
land. Butorieal Society. 
Chnreh records, 1790-1963. 46 ft (200 items) 
m> .v „ „ MS65-697 

Methodist Church (United State,) Conference,. Key, Eng- 
land. HUUmcal Society. 
Methodist correspondence, 1787-1940. 737 items. 



DehneU, Richard, 1798-1873. 
Papers, 1846-62. 2btnes. 

CUtassy. Frederick George. 

Papers, 1861-63. ca. 1800 items. 

Eaton, Charles Phillips. 

Papers, 1883-1921. cs- 65 items and 3 v. 

Ferris, Chuaome. 

Papers, 1840-69. ca. 60 items and It. 

Gilbert, Rnf us Henry. 

Papers, 1865-ca. 1885. 1 box. 

Baring, Abram P 

Military papers, 1862-68. ca. 60 hems. 

Hoffman, Ogden, 1793-1856. 

Legal papers, 1836-47. ca. 175 items. 

Holland Land Company. 

Correspondence, 1806-22. ca. 95 items. 

Hubbard & Greene. New York. 
Records, 1812. ca. 70 items. 



Jenkins, Charles T 

Gold mining papers, ca. 1850-1900. ca. 350 i 



MS6VM513 
MS 65-1514 

MS 65-1615 
MS 65-1516 
MS 65-1517 
MS 65-1618 
MS 65-1519 
MS 65-1520 
MS 65-1521 
MS 65-1522 
MS 65-1523 
MS 65-1524 
MS 65-1525 



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NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY (NEW 


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, THEATRE 
COLLECTION 


Powell, William Stevens, 1919- cdUtetcr. 
William S. Powell collection, 1716-1928. 


MS 84-378 


YORKC1TX) (Continued) 




568 hems and 




MS 66-1528 




MS 85-708 


Sv. 




Karon, Wuliam. 




Sobd, Bernard, 1887-1964. 






MS 64-379 


Latter book, 1798-1800. 1 t. 


MS 64-845 


Papers, lreOVW. ca. 250 items. 




ParJte, Jaams W 

Papers, 1829-78. 157 items. 




Looser, Chubs Frederick de. 

Pepsin, 1860-70. Kir. ud 1 box. 




NEWBERRY LIBRARY (CHICAGO) 


MS 65-704 


Saohsr famuy. 

Papers, 1858-1921. 68 items. 


MS 84-880 




MS 65-1527 


Boeder, CarraD, 1896-1956. 






MS 84-881 


Mexico. Ejereito. 




Papers, ca. 1910-56. 11,750 items. 




Papers, 1884-1900. 581itema. 




Califonim records, 1793-1803- It. 






MS 65-706 






MS 65-1628 


Casey, Bobert Joseph, 1890-1*62. 








New Tork (S tate) Committtonertof Forfetbun 




Papers, ca. 1910-62. 20 ft 




NORTH CAROLINA. TTNTt-ERSITY LIBRARY. 
i^UTHEBN HISTORICAL toLLBCltOl* 
{CBSPELfflLL) 


Records, 1779-80. ca. 175 hams and 4 v. 

MS 65-1529 
New York (Stetj) Cemmmionen of ScfyubvtiM. 


PnOer, Henry Blake, 1857-1*29. 
Papers, 1874-1928. 11S0 items. 


MS 85-1*97 


Beoords, 1777-91. 99 items. 




Gerstenberx, ABee. 1886- 

Pepers, 1918-85. 657 Hems. 


MS 65-1*98 


AeUsad, WIDiam Hayes, 1856-1940. 
Papers, 1847-1937. ca. 4000 items. 


MS 85-715 


NEW YORK LAW INSTTTDTE LIBRARY (NEW 


Mawrer, Pant Scott, 1887- 


MS 85-706 


Adams, Charles Ckrtatopher, 1873-1955, tOk 


MS 64-882 


YORK CITi 1 ) 




totar. 






Pspers, 1*13-64. 269 items. 




Papers leratmg to bird stndies, 1925-34. 


». 460 items. 


CConor. Charles, 1804-1884. 
Papers, 1800-75. ca.I2ft 


MS 65-702 


Fareelos, Stanley MeCrery, 1898- 
Papers, 1942-62. cs. 14^100 items. 


MS 65-707 


Afcunanee Factory records, 1839-1908. 
127 items. 


MS 64-888 


NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY 


MS 64-848 


Wyett, EdHh Franklin, 1878-1*58. 
Papers, 1894-1955. 409 items. 


MS 85-708 


Alcorn, James Lank, 1816-1894. 
Papers, 1850-1949. 84 itema. 


MS 64-884 


Bene, Glendolea T 

New Tork State Woman SeSrage Party pan 
ea. 850 items. 


era, 1918-18. 
MS 64-847 


NORTH CAROLINA STATE DEPARTMENT OF 


Alexander, Adam, 1758-1812. 

Paptre. 1758-1882. cs. 900 items. 

Alexander, Edward Porter, 1835-1910. 
Papers, 1852-1910. a. 4 ft. 


MS 84-886 


ARCH. VES AND HISTORY (RALEIGH) 




Britiah Apprentice dab, Ifea York. 
Becords, 1921-60. S cartons. 


BtoKader. 

Papers, 1787-1851. 872 hems and 8 boxes. 


MS 64-864 


MS 84-886 


Brown faauty. 


MS 84-848 


BUr, John J 1660-1*87. 


MS 84-865 


Alen, George Washington 


MS 85-1580 


Papers. 1844-88. lbox. 




Papers, 1*28-87. 2 boras. 




Papers, 1882-1932. 750 items. 






MS 84-84* 




MS 64-866 




MS 64-887 


Bnehennann, lSnzabeth. 




Brawn famfly* 




ADen, William C 




Correspondence, ca. 1904-55. 8 folders. 




W. Vance Brown collection, 1794-1894. 


652 items snd 


ltasinem records, 1847-74. 164 hems. 






MS 84-850 


55 T. 






MS 64-388 


Doming, Edwin Wflhrd, 1860-1942. 






MS 84-867 


AhrtTH tanrily. 




Papers, 1880-192L 1 box. 




Casweu, Richard, 1729-1789. 




Papers, 1804-98. 298 items. 






MS 64-851 


Papers, 1733-90. 53 items. 






MS 64-889 


W— Mini flllllll 






MS 64-368 


Andersen, Edward Out urd, 1815-1888. 




Papers, early mid-19tb eent 12itemsend2T 




Cochran, WflEam A 1878- 




Papers, 1813-82. 63 Hems. 






MS 84-852 


Atlas Cochran collection, 1788-1936. 1400 Hems end 4 t. 




MS 84-8*0 


Gfbbs, rm;««. 






MS 64-1529 


Attderaon famfly. 




Papers, 1931-59. 1 box. 




Dodd, LUnan. 




Papers, 1828-98. cs. 250 hems. 






MS 64-858 


Papers, 1779-1945. 80 boxes. 






MS 84-977 


Hale flamflr. 

Papers, 1818-72. 8 boxes. 




Gregory, John HHery, 1832-1903. 
Papers, 1849-1910. 4809 items. 


MS 64-1580 


Apnteton, George Lyman, 5. 184L 
Papers, 1822-1907. ca. 876 items. 




BJB, Darid Bennett, 1843-1910. 
Papers, 1886-1910. ! boxes. 


MS 64-854 


Haywood, Fabhm Jnhas, 1808-1880. 
Papers, 1888-1*00. 174 hems. 


MS 84-869 


Ashe. William WUlard, 1872-1*82. 
Papers, 1859-1982. ca. 3 ft 


MS 66-8*1 


Kent family. 

Correspondence, 1802-66. lbox. 


MS 84-855 


MS 64-370 
Hues, Wait, coOeetor. 

Wsh snd Leone Ernes collection, 1889-98. 498 items sad 


Atkins, James, _?j>, 1850-1928. 
Papers, 1874-198L 1690itama. 


MS 84-8*2 






8 T. 






MS 64-393 


Kiddle family. 


MS 84456 


Hinton, Charles L 


MS 64-871 


Alt-uote fnmlli. 

Papers, 1769-1901. ca. 1100 itema 




Papers, 18611-1985. ca. 75 items. 




Papers, 1844-5a 237 items. 


MS 64-879 


Atwood & Company, Ph&addphaa. 


MS 64-894 




MS 64-857 


HoBeman, William Henry. 




Becords, 1866-59. 120 hems. 




Little family. 




Peseta, 1852-1900. 1929 items snd 4 t. 








Correspondence, 1806-60. 7 boxes. 










MS 84-8*5 


sfltehd, Jane Terner. 


MS 84-858 


Jaxoeka, Charles W 

Correspondence, 1819-46. 104 items. 


MS84-878 


Bacon, Heary, 1822-189L 

Papers, 1SS6-9L 890 items. 




Letters, 1851-55. It. 






MS 64-874 




MS 64-896 


Rockwell, William Walker, 1874-1958. 
Papers, 1915-21. 2 folders. 


MS 84-859 


Tones, Arthur, of Bdoaton, IT. O. 

Pspers, 1793-1800. 90 items and It. 




Bailey. James B 1820-1884. 
Pspers, 18(7-85. 200 hems. 




Papers, 1780-1999. «1t. 


MS 64-880 


Jeyner, James Yadkin, 1862H1964. 
Pspers, 1878-1912. 1211 items. 


MS 64-875 
MS 64-1581 


BaSey, John Lancaster, 1795-1877. 
Papers, 1788-1890. 500 items. 


MS 84497 




MS 64-881 


Letxett, Nazareth. 






MS 84-8*8 


Snaaiah Child Welfare Association of America 




Business records, 1887-89. 60 kerns. 




Bate. Charles Wesley, 1884-1915. 




Becords, 1937-89. 2 cartons. 




Nkhotla, Bcnajah. 


MS 64-1682 


Pspers, 1885-1*18. oa. 500 items. 
















MS 84-862 


Papers, 17B8-1684. 8 boxes. 






MS 85-1581 


Saber, WIDiam, 1863-1941. 






MS 64-476 


Bala, Hope, 1. 1785. 




Papers, 1914-81. o. 160 items. 




Norman famfly* 

Pspers, 1811-1911. 400 items. 




Papers, 1827-1930. 75 heme. 






MS 64-868 




MS 64-877 




MS 64-899 


Wertenkampf, Freak, 1868-1962. ' 




E^PaQB elilllaly. 




Baker, WBKam B 1339-1864. 




Papers, 1888-1961. 5 boxes. 




Papers, 1822-64. 60 items. 




-Papers, 1859-66. ca. 200 Heme. 





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NORTH CAROLINA. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, 


Brownrigg fsnuly. 


MS 64-426 


Carter, David Muter, 1830-1879. 


MS 64-983 


SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION 


Papers, 1771-1886. 999 items. 




Papers, 1773-1923. 3844 items. 




(CHAPEL HILL) (Continued) 




Bryan, James, d. 1856. 


MS S4-979 


Carter, Fariah, 1780-1861. 


MS 64-450 


Baker family. 


MS 64-978 


Papers, 1814-1922. 1234 items. 




Bosinesa records, 1606-61. 2295 items. 




Papers, 1830-Ti 50 items. 




Bryan. Shepard, 1871- 


MS 64-426 


Chambers, Henry Alexander, 1841-1925. 


MS 64-451 


Banks, Thaddeus, 1815-1879. 


MS 64-400 


Paper*, 1909-15. ca. 400 items. 




Papers, 1833-1925. 192 hems. 




Papers, 1744-1825. 900 items. 






MS 64-427 




MS 64-489 




MS64-401 


Bryan, William Shepard, 1827-1906. 




Chandler, Charles Lyon, 1883-1962. 




Barnes, David Alexander, 1819-1892. 


Papers, 1818-79. 178 items and It. 




Papers relating to Joel B. Poinsett, 1809-1961. ca. 1800 


Papers, 1806-92. 120 items. 






MS 64-428 


items 






MS 65-716 


Bryan family. 






MS 61-458 


Barnsley family. 

Papers, 1838-1916. 315 items. 


Papers, 1704-1985. ca. 13,500 items. 


MS 64-980 


Chapman, Alfred, 1818-1876. 

Papers, 1779-1876. 284 items. 






MS 64-403 


Bnmgardner, Jacob Alexander, 1. 18471 






MS 64-454 


Barringer, Daniel Moreau, 1806-1873. 




Papers, 1825-1903. 275 items. 




Chase, Harry Weodburn, 1883-1953. 




Papers, 1807-1929. ca. 800 items. 






MS 64-428 


Papers, 1911-66. ca. 230 items 






MS64-403 


Burke, Thomas. 1747 («o.)-1783. 






MS 64-156 


Barry, John Alexander. 




Papers, 1763-1803. 360 items. 




Cheesborongh, John, 1817-1908. 




letters, 1881-1903. 49 items. 






MS64-480 


Papers, 1859-83. Ill items 






MS 64-404 


Burke, William B 1864-1947. 






MS 64-466 


Bassett, John Young, 1805-1852. 




Papers, 1879-97. 326 items. 




Cheshire, Joseph Bbuut, Bp^ 1850-1932. 




Papers, 1822-71. 153 items. 






MS 64-431 


Papers, 1611-1932. 3 ft. 




Beanie, Oliver. 


MS 64-40* 


Burnett family. 

Papers, 1842-1919. 70 items 




Cheves, Tjmgdnn, 1776-1857. 


MS 64-457 


Business records, 1860-86- 350items. 






MS 64-432 


Papers, 1814-1919. 1KB items 




Benbury, John Avery, 1827-1862. 


MS 64-406 


Burton, Hntchms Gordon, 1774-1836. 
Papers, 1809-39. 75 items. 




MS 64-456 
CUbaraa, Jobs Fraud* Hamtramck, 1809-1884. 


Papers, 1858-99. 140 items. 






MS 64-483 


Papers, 1797-1884. 2ft 




Berrien, John Maepherson, 1781-1856. 


MS 64-407 


Burton family^ : 

Papers, 1807-1911. 334 items. 




Claiborne, Thomas, 1823-1902. 


MS64-984 


Papers, 1778-1865. ca. SCO items. 






MS 64-434 


Papers, 1849-1929. 500 items. 






MS 64-408 


BnrweD, Armistead, 1839-1613. 






MS 64-985 


Barson, wnsam L E F 


1780-1866. 


Papers. 1869-1613. ca. 400 items. 




Cmrke, WHUam J 1819-1886. 




Papers, 1780-1866. 50 items 






MS 64-435 


Papers, 1888-81. 813 hems. 






MS 64-409 


BnrweH, Edmund S d. 1887. 






MS 64-459 


Belts, Alexander Davis, 1832-1918. 




Papers, 1863-83. 89 items. 




dick family. 




Papers, 1847-1917. 78 items. 






MS 64-436 


Papers, 1772-1895. 192 items. 




Biggs, Herman, 1832-1887. 


MS 64-410 


BnrweD family. 

Papers, 1750-1923. ca. 8500 items. 




Oingman, Jane (Poindexter) 


MS 64-460 


Civil War papers, 1857-82. 141 items. 






MS 64-487 


Papers, 1810-1908. 391 items 






MS 64-411 


Butler, Marion, 1863-1938. 






MS 64-461 


BJroie, William. 

Correspondence, 1836-64. 250 items. 




Papers, 1854-1937. 22 ft 




C&ngnian, Thontas. T anier, 1812-1897. 
Papers, 1862-65. ~ 790 items 


Bjorkman, Edwin August 1866-1951. 


MS65-717 


Buxton, Ralph Potts, 1826-1900. 
Papers, 1752-1916. Bit. 


MS 64-418 


Cocke, Harrison Henry, 1794-1873. 


MS 64-463 


Papers, 1885-1954. 12,000 items. 








Pspers. 1762-1876. ca. 200 items and 6 t. 




Black family. 

Papers, 1797-1926, 120 items. 


MS64-412 


Bynum, Wffliam Preston, 1820-1909. 
Papers, 1778-1908. 540 items. 


MS 64-489 


Cocke, PMIp Charles, 1879-1949. 
Papers, ca. 1907-48. 50 items 


MS 64-468 


Bute, Victor, 1865-1928. 

Papers, 1841-1919. 340 items. 


MS 64-413 


Byrd, William McKendree, 1817 (ea.)-1874. 
Papers, 1882-1914. 136 items 


MS 64-440 


Coffee, Alexander Donelsen, J. "»9 

Pspers, 1817-1901. 126 items and 2 t. 


MS 64-464 


Bond, Loniaa (Fentrias) 

Correspondence, 1843-95. 91 items. 


MS 64-414 


CaSery, Dooebon, 1835-1906. 

Papers, 1838-1924. 837 items. 


MS 64-441 


Coffleld famfly. 

Bosmess records, 1723-1920. cs. 400 items. 


MS 64-486 


Boykin, Alexander HMmmnw, 1815-1866. 


MS64-415 


CaUer family. 

Papers, 1817-86. ca. 250 items. 


MS 64-448 


Cohen, Miriam Grata Moses. 


MS 64-466 


Papers, 1748-1932. ca. 600 items. 






Correspondence, 1824-64. 841 items. 




Brashear family. 

Papers, 1804-65. 249 items 


MS64-416 


Caktwel, David Franklin, 1814-1898. 
Papers, 1830-98. 8016 items 


MS 64-443 


Cob janOy. 

Pspers, 1707-1914. 2000 items. 


MS 64-467 


Bratton, John, 1831-1898. 


MS65-16S2 


CaMweD, Tod Robinson, 1818-1874. 
Papers, 1801-90. 550 items 


MS 64-444 


Calhoun, John Swing, 1750-1802. 


MS 64-468 


Letters, 1861-45. l v. 






Pspers, 1774-1850. £50 items 




Brevard family. 


MS 64-417 


Caldwell famOy. 

Papers, 1786-1917. 1522 items. 


MS 64-981 


Comer, Braxton Bragg, 1848-1927. 


MS 64-986 


Business records. 1754-1903. 411 items. 






Papers, 1908-27. 8 ft 






MS 64-418 




MS 64-445 




MS 64-469 


Brerard family. 




Cameron famOy. 




Connor, Henry Groves, 1852-1924. 




Papers, 1820-1904. 




Papers, 1739-1929. ca. 33,000 items 




Pspers, 1744-1924. lift. 




74 items and 2 reels of suerofikn. 






MS 64-448 




MS 64-470 




MS 64-419 


Canndd, Henry Lee, 1860-1942. 




Coon, Charles Lee, 1868-1927. 




Bridgers, John Luther, I. 1850. 




Papers, 1921-42. 825 items 




Pspers, 1695-1927. 4 ft. 




Papers, 1865-72. 55 items. 






MS 64-448 




MS 64-987 


Brombtrg, Frederick George, 1637-1830. 


MS 64-421 


CantweU, John Lucas Paul, 1828-1909. 




Coop famfly. 






Papers, 1830-1909. ca. 140 items. 




Pspers, 1820-1917. 192 items. 




Papers. 1738-1930. ca, 12,000 items. 






MS 64-447 




MS64-471 


Brown, J J 

Papers, 1912-27. ca. 6000 items 


MS 64-422 


Capehart family. 

Papers, 1 668-1890. 405 items. 




Canufth, John Hamilton. 

Papers, 1888-78. 77 hams. 


Brown, J L 

Papers, 1862-66. 73 items 


MS 64-128 


Csradeoc family. 

Papers, 1771-1947. ca. 200 items. 


MS 64-449 


Cotten, Lyman Atkinson, 1874-1926. 
Pspers, 1886-1947. 7500 hems. 


MS 64-988 




MS 64-424 




MS 64-982 




MS 64-473 


Brown family. 




Carr, Julian Shakespeare, 1845-1924. 




Cotten family. 




Papers, 1779-1906. 64 items. 




Papers, 1865-1923. caSft. 




Papers, 1892-1958. ca. 1000 items. 





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Coulter, John Ells, 1861-1947. 
Papers, 1849-1960. 16 ft 

Cooper. William AudTey. 1817-1888. 
Papers, 1785-1930. 1S76 items. 



MSW-TM 
MS 84-478 

MS 64-474 
US vl TOO 
MS 64-475 
MS 64-891 
MS 64-476 
MS 64-477 



Cox, James W 

Papers, 1741-1889. 225 items. 

Creagh family. 

Papers, 1840-1904. ca-85Hema 

Crenshsw family. 

Papers, 1751-1876. 125 items. 

Cropper, Thomas Bayae, i 18115. 
Papers, 1832-79. 196 items. 

Cunningham, John Wilson, 1820-1887. 

Political correspondence, 1854-69. 160 items. 

Cunningham, Sumner Archibald, 1843-1918. 
Pipers, 1891-1915. 77 items. 

Curtis, Hoses Ashley, 1808-1872. 
Papers, 1825-1929. 2600 items. 

MS84-892 
Curtis, Walter Gflmsn. 

Papers, 1813-1918. 792 items. 

MS 64-993 
nabney, Charles Wflham, 1856-1941, eaSestor. 

Papers relating to education in the South, 1798-1986. 28 
ft (ca. 20,000 items) 

MS 64-478 
Davidson famuy. 

Papers. 1813-1937. 72 items. 

MS 64-479 
Davis, Ebaa. 

Letters, 1858-64. 85 items, 

MS 64-994 
Davis family. 

Papers, 1812-1915. 6269 items. 

MS 66-719 
Dawson, Nathaniel Henry Rhodes, 1829-1895. 
Papers, 1851-1915. cs. 850 items. 

MS 64-995 
De Sosset family. 

Papers, 1581-1940. 3880 items. 

MS 64-480 
Dercreux, John G 

Papers, 1791-1890. 200 items. 

MS 64-896 
Dewey, Charles, 1798-1880. 

Papers, 1828-86. 184 items 



DsWitt, Marcus B 

Papers, 1846-88. 145 items. 

Dkkuis, Francis Asbuzy, 1804-os. 1878. 
Papers, 1713-1934. 2320 items. 

Dickinson, Putt K 

Correspondence, 1820-61. 50 items. 



Dickson, WOham G 1776-1856. 

Papers, 1767-1920. 1090 items. 

Dickson family. 

Papers, 1802-1914. ISO items. 

Dillon family. 

Papers, 1805-1912. ca. 200 items. 



Dimon, Charles Augustas Ropes, f. as. 1841. 
Papers, 1861-66 95 5 



Dixon, Hairy St John, 1843-1898. 
Papers, 1855-1904. 249 i 



Douglas, wnEsm Kirtbnd, 1830-1888. 
Papers, 1831-88. cs. 400 items. 

Dealer, Richard, 1822-1901. 

Lepnl papers, 1787-1900. 2645 items. 



MS 84-481 

MS 84-997 
MS 64-888 
MS 64-499 
MS 64-482 
MS 64-483 
MS 64-434 
MS 64-486 
MS 64-486 
MS 64-1000 



Drane, Robert Brent, 1851-1939. 
Papers. 17 18-1935. 164 items. 

Dromgoele, Edward, 1751-1835. 
Papers. 17S6-1871. 1800 items. 

Durham, Carl Thomas, 1882- 

Pspers, 1930-58. ca- 60,000 items 

EggiestOB famuy. 

Papers, 1825-1905. 182 hems. 

Efflot, John, 0/ Burnett Ca^ If. C. 
Papers. 1T35-1897. 280 items. 

EOioU, John Barnwell, 1841-1921. 
Papers, 1820-98. 100 items. 



MS 64-487 



1871-1*85. 
Papers, 1888-1939. ca- 250 items. 

Erwin, George Phifer, 1840-1911. 
Papers, 1779-1915. 830 items. 

Espey family. 

Papers, 1861-87. 180 



MS 84-489 
MS 64-1002 
MS 64-490 
MS 64-481 
MS 64-492 
MS 64-498 
US 64-1003 
MS 64-1004 
MS 64-494 

MS 64-495 

MS 84-1005 

MS 64-496 

MSB4-497 
WiTaam O 1885-1881. 

Papers, 1860-1930. 168 Hems. 

MS 64-498 
Force, Peter, 1790-1868, cdUctor. 

Papers concerning the Mecklenburg Declaration of inde- 
pendence, 1775-1875. 73 items. 

MS 64-1006 
Porwood, Williajn Stump, 5. 183a 
Papers, 1836-91. lSOOitsms. 

MS 64-1007 
Foster, Robert C 1786-1871. 

Papers, 1837-87. 92 items. 

MS 64-499 
Foster family. 

Papers of the Foster and Weed famines, slitema. 



Papers. 1820-1926. 2550 items. 

Eweu, Richard Stoddert, 1817-1872. 
Papers. 1803-1924. ce.2ft 

Ferguson, Barley Bascom, 1875- 
Papers. 1892-1941. 4 ft 



Flekhrn, John Rose, 1858-1907. 
Papers, 1882-1942. 270 items. 

Fisher famuy. 

Papers, 1758-1898. 4050 



Rtxpatrick, Benjamin, 1802-1869. 
Papers, 1819-82. 208 Hems. 



Francs, Maria (Miller) HID. 

Papers, 1828-79. cs. 226 Heme. 

Fries, Frands, 1812-1888. 

Braines papers, 1850-1925. 603Hem& 

Fuller famuy. 

Papers, 1786-1911. ca,6000i) 



MS 64-600 



MS 64-1008 



MS 64-601 



MS 64-602 
Gage, James McBabbin, 1818-1856. 
Papers. 1835-88. 60 items. 

MS 64-503 
Gaifher, Thomas William. 1840 -1863 . 

Correspondence of Thomas William Gaitoer and J. Bur- 
Bess Gaither. 1860-64. 143 items. 

MS 64-504 
Gallagher, Charles K 1833-1893. 

Papers, 1732-1886. 105 items. 



Gardiner family. 

Papers, 1756-1891. 300 items. 

Gardner, Oliver Max, 1882-1947. 
Papers, 1901-64. ca. 1» ft, 

Gardner, William Montgomery, 1824-1901. 
Papers. 1818-74. 54 items. 



MS 64-1009 
MS 66-720 
MS 64-1010 



MS64-605 
Gaston, James MeFadden, 1824-1903. 

Papers. 1852-1945. ca. 400 items snd 1 reel of microfilm 
(negative) 

MS 64-1011 
Gaston, William, 1778-1844. 

Papers. 1701-1915. 1407 items. 



Gau tier famuy. 

Papers, 1789-1926. 150 items. 

Gillespie, James, 1764-1805. 
Papers, 1720-1877. 701 i 



Gilmer, Jeremy Frands, 1818-1883. 
Papers, 1839-94. 2 ft 

Gftmer, Robert D 1858-1825. 

Papers. 1796-1836. 3433 hems. 

Ghryas, John, 1786-1858. 

Papers, 1789-1859. 125 items. 

Geld, Pleasant Darnel, 1833-1920. 
Papers, 1862-96. ee-140 



Gorman, Arthur Pue, 1839-1906. 
Papers, 1872-1916. 64 v. 



MS 64-1012 

MS 64-1018 

MS 64-606 

MS 64-1014 

MS 64-507 

MS 64-508 

MS 64-1015 

MS 64-1016 



James Angoras, 1841-1906. 
Civil War letters and book, 1881-84. 117 items 



Alexander, 1804-1875. 
Papers, 1750-1927. 7 ft. 



MS 65-721 



MS 86-1633 

MS 64-1017 

MS 64-509 

MS 64-510 

MS 65-1534 

MS 64-1018 

MS 64-611 

MS 64-512 

MS 64-1019 

MS 64-1020 

MS 64-618 

MS 64-614 

MS 64-615 

MS 64-616 
1786-1857. 
Papers, 1781-1944. ca. 2 ft. and 18 ft of microfOm. 

MS 64-517 
Hamilton famuy. 

Papers, 1770-1888. 100 items and 7 reels of microfilm 
(negative) 

MS 64-518 
a T fl i mfl+.w famuy. 

Papers of the Hamilton and Morgan families, 1776-1867. 
878 items. 

MS 84-1021 
Banes, Lewis C 

Papers, 1846-65. 1300 Hems. 



Graves, Charles Irenes, 1838-1896. 
Papers, 1631-1909. ca. 1500 items 

Green, Thomas Jefferson, 1601-1863. 
Papers, 1820-1910. 1500 items. 

Gregory famuy. 

Papers, 1622-1913. 166 items. 

Grundy, FeKx, 1777-1840. 

Papers, 1807-89. 69 items. 



Guerrant, Edward Owings, 1838-1916. 
Papers, 1856-1917. 2 ft 

Gnian, lease, d. 1828. 

Papers, 1795-1865. 101 Hems. 

Gtathric, James, 1782-1869. 
Letters, 1857-62. 53 Hems 

Gwyn famuy. 

Papers, 1779-1938. 720 items. 

Hairston, Peter Wnson, 1819-1886. 
Papers, 1773-1886. 550 Hems. 

Hale, Edward Joseph, 1839-1822. 
Papers, 1815-1917. 400 Hems. 

Hall, Eli West, 1827-1865 1 
Papers, 1841-94. 68 Hems. 

Halsey, Edwin L 

Papers, 1862-89. 202 Hems. 

Hamilton, Charles Eaton, 1816-1855. 
Papers, 1800-69. 800 Hems. 



Harding, William GOes, 1808-1886. 
Papers, 1819-89. 500 items 



MS 64-619 



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Harper f amQy. 

Pipers, 1838-1921. ca. 9 ft. 

Harrington, Henry Wflham, 17481-1809. 
Papers, 1775-1864. 71 items. 

Harris, Wade H 1858-1935. 

Papon, 1909-35. 500 items. 

Harrison, Janes nomas, 1811-1879. 
Papers, 1770-1878. 181 items. 

Barrisn, Henry, 1829-1910. 
Papers, 1855-1910. 276 



Haskell, Alexander Cheres, 1839-1910. 
Papers. 1849-1905. 185 items. 

HasseU, Sylvester S 1844-1928. 

Papers, 1885-1928. 510 items. 

Hawkins f amQy. 

Papers, 1740-1898. 20 ft. 

Hedrick, Benjamin Sherwood, 1827-1886. 
Papers, 1856-1900. 212 items. 



MS 64-520 
IIS 64-531 
MS $4-1022 
MS 64-522 
MS 64-523 

MS 65-782 
MS 64-1023 
MS 64-1024 
MS 64-1025 
MS 64-1026 



Henderson, Archibald, 1877-1968, collector. 

Papers relating to the Henderson family, fa. 5 ft. (ea. 
3600 items) J »"•(". 



Henderson, John Steele, 1846-1916. 
Papers, 1759-1935. lift 

Hentz family. 

Papers, 1816-1918. 173 items. 

Hfflhonse family. 

Papers, 1775-1923. ca. 900 items. 

SUtrfjw, Laurens. 

Pipers, 1825-96. 600 items. 



MS 64-1027 
MS 64-524 
MS 64-625 
MS 64-1028 
MS 65-723 



JohnC 

Papers, 1851-60. 174 items. 

Johnson, William, e/ iouufory, jV. C. 
Papers, 1760-1907. 575 items. 

Johnston, Rnfns Zenas, 18T4-1959. 
Papers, 1895-1950. 493 Hems. 

Johnston, Thomas M 

Papers, 18.19-75. 88 items. 

Joiner, James Harvey, 1819-188L 
Papers, 1852-81. ca. 200 items. 

Jones, Cadwauader, I. 1848. 

Papers, 1859-1925. 200 items. 

Jones, Edmund, 1771-1844. 

Papers, 1791-1841. 156 items. 



Jones, George Washington, 1806-1884. 
Papers, 1835-84. 114 items. 

Janes, James Kjmbrough, 1839-1908. 
Papers, 1900-21. 103 ft 



. John Beauchamp, 1810-1866. 
Papers, 1794-1866. 164 items. 

Judge, John, 1830-1885. 

Btnaness papers, 1852-8L 3 ft. 

Kate Baldwin Free Kindergarten Association, 
Records, 1899-1938. ca. 600 Hems. 



MS 64-531 
MS 64-1035 
MS 64-932 
MS 64-533 
MS 64-634 
MS 65-725 
MS 64-535 

MS 65-726 
MS 64-1036 

MSS4-5SS 

MS 64— 1037 

MS«t-M7 



Kelly, John, 1744-1826. 
Papers, 1747-1882. 



ca. 450 items. 



Hobos, Mary (Mendenhall) 1852-1930, eoOector. 

Papers relating to the manumission of stares by the So- 
ciety of Friends in North Carolina, 1778-1845. 124 items. 



Hogg family. 

Papers, 1762-1944. 162 items. 

Hoke family. 

Papers, 1750-1925. 6 ft 



MS 64-1029 
MS 64-1030 

MS 65-724 
MS 64-626 
MS 64-1031 
MS 64-527 
MS 64-528 



Holmes family. 

Papers, 1781-1932. 100 items. 

Hooper family. 

Papers, 1778-1911. ca. 700 items. 

Huhard family. 

Papers, 1741-1907. ca. 19,000 items. 

Hughes family. 

Papers. 1790-1910. 410 items. 

Hunt, Andrew Lucas, 1843-1905. 
Papers, 1863-1908. 170 items. 

Hutson, Charles Woodward, 1840-1936 
Papers, 1765-1941. ca. 2 ft 

_ MS 64-1039 

t Henry, 1778-1840. 
Papers, 1784-1923. ca.5ft 

MS 64-1034 

1. Bobert A of MaMmbarg Co, Fa. 

Papers, 1822-73. 63 items. 

MS 64-1088 
JarkBon, Riddle ftCompmny. 

Becords, 1835-39. 300 items. 

MS 64-630 

, - -«athan, 1769-1810. 

Papers, 1794-1892. 83 items. 



Kerr, Alice Spencer, 1858-1878. 

Correspondence, 1872-87. 332 Hems. 

Ktmberly, John, el 1882. 

Papers, 1821-80. ca. 1790 items. 

Ktsoid, John, 1787-1867. 

Legal and papers, 1820-87. 180 items. 

King, Henry Lord Page, d. 1882. 
Papers, 1848-62. 212 items. 

King, Mitchell, 1783-1862. 

Papers, 1801-62. 700 items. 



King, Thomas Butler, 1800-1864. 
Papers, 1763-1870. 5 ft 

Kingsbury, Theodore Bryant, 1828-1913. 
Papers, 1840-1915. 240 items. 

Kbby-Smith, Edmund, 1824-1893. 
Papers, 1776-1906. 2 ft. 

Krtehin, Claude, 1869-1923. 

OSce files, 1915-23. ca. 19 ft (80,000items) 

Lney, Drary, 1802-1884. 

Papers, 1823-1903. 1662 items. 

Lnwton famuy. 

Papers, 1774-1932. 2 ft. 

Lay famuy. 

Papers, 1842-1846. ca,6ft 



Papers, 1797-1934. 198 items. 



Papers, 1785-1897. 0.200 



Uewenworth, Frederick Peabody, J. 1888. 
Papers, 1807-191L 166 items. 

Le Conte, Joseph, 1823-1901. 
Papers, 1864-97. 95 Hems. 



MS 64-588 

MS 64-539 
MS 64-540 

MS 64-1088 
MS 64-541 

MS 64-1089 

MS 65-727 
MS 64-1040 
MS 64-1041 
MS 64-1042 
MS 65-738 
MS 64-541 
MS 64-1048 
MS 64-1044 
MS 64-542 
MS 64-1045 
MS 64-643 



Lee. Stephen Dili, 1833-1908. 

Pspers, 1784-1929. 62 items. 

Leftwich, Joel, 1759-1846. 

Pspers, 1796-1843. 61 items. 

I/Engle, Edward MeCrady, 1834-189a 
Papers, 1834-97. ca. 3 ft (5140 items) 

Leonard, William S 1794-1826. 

Papers, 1808-29. 161 Hems. 

Lewis, I»ey Penman, 1833-1884. 
Basmess records, 1857-1916. 88 



Lewis, Wflham Gaston, 1835-1901. 
Papers, 1855-1911. 72 items. 

Lewis famuy. 

Papers, 1801-1900. 145 items. 

Lindsay, Kobert Goodkjw, 5. 1816. 
Papers, 1855-1927. 96 Hems. 



-, .-» Adolpli, 1810-1864. 

Papers, 1839-81. ca. 180 items. 

Unacomb family. 

Papers, 1832-1936. 210 



Loekett, Samuel Henry, 1826-1891. 
Papers, 1861-88. 178 i 



Logan, Thomas MuHrup, 1840-1914. 
Papers, 1846-1938. 208 Hems. 

London famuy. 

Papers, 1776-1933. 305 items. 

Long, Andrew Theodore, 1866-1946. 
Pspers, 1876-1943. ca. 400 " 



Long family. 

Correspondence, 1857-77. 57 Hems. 

Lord family. 

Papers, 1748-1890. 76 items. 

Lowndes, William, 1782-1822. 

Papers, 1754-1941. 353 items. 

Lutterloh family. 

Papers, 1780-1889. 97 Hems. 

Lyle, JofanM 

Papers, 1841-64. ca. 800 Hems. 

Lynah, James, 1735 1-1809. 

Papers, 1770-1878. 60 items. 

Lytic, WOhain, 1755-1829. 

Papers, 1T7S-184L 125 Hams. 

Hacay family. 

Papers, 1746-1918. 820 items. 

HcBee family. 

Correspondence, 1860-1986. 238 items. 

McBee family. 

Correspondence, 1860-1935. (MS 64-559) 
Addition, 1754-1900. 1740 items. 

MeCoDam, Andrew. 

Papers, 1795-1935. ca. 8 ft. (2835 Hems) 



McCorkle, William Parsons, 1855-1988. 

Papers, 1806-1983. ca. 6 ft (2145 Hams) 



MS 64-545 
MS 64-1048 
MS 64-1047 
MS 64-646 
MS 64-647 
MS 84-5*8 
MS 64-1048 
MS 64-649 
MS 64-650 
MS 64-1049 
MS 64-1050 
MS 64-551 
MS 64-552 
MS 64-553 
MS 64-564 
MS 64-655 
MS 64-556 
MS 64-1031 
MS 64-557 
MS 64-1063 
MS 64-1058 
MS 64-558 
MS 84-689 
MS 66-729 

MS 64-1064 

MS 64-1068 
MS 64-1056 



MeCormick, John GOehrist, 1877-1828, osSeetor. 

Papers relating to the North Carolina Seoeaaion Coma 
Hon, 1896-1900. 195 Hems. 



MeCnUoh, Henry Eustace. 

Papers. 175B-181L 29 items and 1 t. 



ateDowalL Susan (Wltheranoon) 
Papers, 1835-66. n»it— ~ 



MS 64-1057 
MS 64-560 



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McDowell, Janus, 1795-185L 

Papers, 1750-1865. ca. 780 items. 



MS 64-661 

MS stress 



McDowell, Silaa, 1. lTKr. 

Papers, 1827-85. 105 Hems. 

MS 64-1058 
McDowell, Thomas David Smith, 1823-1898. 

Papers, 1783-1825. ea. 8 ft. (ea. SOW items) 

MS 84-588 
McDowell, Wflham Walhue, 1824-18*3. 
Papers, 1772-1883. 181 Hems. 

_, MS 64-664 

McEhvee family. 

Papers. 1756-1888. 242 Hems. 

Mdver, Alexander, 1822-1902. 

Papers, 1853-1929. 308 Items. 

MS 65-730 

fffHf fc H J fnUtflT., 

Papers, 1743-1915. 4 ft. and 3 nab of microfilm (nega- 
tive) 



MS 64-1059 



MacKenzie, Ella (Nofand) 

Paprrs, 18*1-86. 438 items. 



McKoy, William B 

Papers, 1744-1913. ea. 250 items. 



MeLaine, Archibald, 17S8-1790. 
Letters, 1782-86. 50 items. 



HcLanrin, William B 1840-1913. 

Papers, 1789-1913. 250 Hems. 

McLaws, Lafayette, 1821-1817. 
Papers, 1836-97. 460 items. 

MacNefll, Ben Dixon, 1889-1960. 
Papers, 1937-60. 1036 items. 

McRae, Duncan Grainier, 1808-1863. 
Papers, 1791-1890. 203 items. 

MacRae, John, 1793-1880. 

Papers, 1791-1884. 1 ft (1645 kerns) 

HcRee, Griffith John, 1819-1873. 
Papers, 1772-1908. 275 items. 

McRevnokb, Samuel Davis, 1872-1939. 
Papers, 1891-1940. cs.2ft- 

Magralh, Andrew Gordon, 1813-1893. 
Papers, 1861-78. 76 i 



MaHett, Charles Beatty, 1616-1878. 

Business records, 1845-68. 191 items. 

MaDett. Peter, 1829-19051 

Papers, 1849-88. 1184 items. 

MaDov, Frederick Fagg, 1893-1918. 
Letters, 1917-25. ea. 75 items. 



MS 64-1060 

MS 64-1061 

MS 64-1062 

MS 64-1063 

MS 64-1064 

MS 64-565 
MS 64-666 

MS 64-1065 
MS 61-1066 

MS 64-867 

MS 64-1067 
MS 64-568 

MS 64-1066 
MS 64-569 

MS 64-670 



Mengnm faraDy. 

Papers, 1777-1923. S ft 

— •_«_. MS64-1089 

Hardy, BaaO, 1825-1892. 

Papers, 1842-93. 175 items and 11 reels of microfilm. 

MS 64-1070 
Manly, Matthias Evan, 1801-188L 
Papers, 1717-1928. 230 i 



Julian Smith, 1863-1946. 
Paprrs, 1763-1928. 200 item 



Marshall, M.whi.. Murray, 1841-1912 
Papers, 1823-1912. 850 hems. 



Martin, Rawley White, 1885-1912. 
Papers, 1851-1927. 158 Hems. 



MS 64-1071 



MS 64-1072 



MS 64-471 



Martin, William Francis, £ 1880. 
Papers, 1791-1887. 1885 Hems. 



Papers, 1812-1942. ca. 423 Hems. 

Mason, Richard Sharp, 1785-1875. 
Papers, 1821-53. 800 i 



MS64-5T2 
MS 64-578 
MS 64-1078 
MS 64-1074 
MS 64-874 
MS 64-675 
MS 64-1075 

MS 65-481 

MS 64-676 

MS 64-1076 



u*. _™ MS64-1077 

Mues, William Porcher, 1822-1899. 

Papers, 1760-1927. (MS 60-1117) 
Addition, 1782-1907. 4 ft (3268 items) 



Maxwell, Allen Jay, 1873-1946. 
Paprrs, 1927-46. 115 items. 

Meade famflv. 

Papers, 1796-1900. 553 



Means family. 

Papers 1771-1877. 74 i 



Meamlngsr, Christopher Gnstavas, 
Papers, 1808-1915. 250" 



Merrill, Aaron Stanton, 1890- 
Pepers, 1*12-48. 4ft. 



OC, 1842-1821. 

Papers, 1860-99. 84 items. 

MMdhton, Nathaniel RnaseD, 1810-1890. 
Papers, 1761-1919. 1222 i 



MBkr, George Knox, 1886-1916. 
Papers, 1858-1914. 150' 



Mfltenberger, Christian, 1764-1829. 
Papers, 1788-1841. 1106 Hems. 



Papers, 1768-1948. ee.8*t 

Mitchell, Ehaha, 1793-1857. 

Papers. 1816-1905. 145 items. 

MrtcheB, Wlllism Letcher, 1805-1682. 
Papers, 1823-1929. ca. 160 items. 

Montgomery, Walter Alexander, 1845-1921. 
Tapers, 1861-1921. ce.2ft 

Moon, Frederick Lawrence, 1885-1922. 
Papers, 1827-1942. 399 Hems. 

Moore, John Wheeler, 1888-1906. 
Papers, 1851-1908. 60 items. 

Moore, Martin Van Bnren, 1837-1900. 
Papers, 1855-1939. 175 Hems. 

Moon, Stephen, 1734-1799. 

Papers, 1769-1867. 76 hems and 82 v. 



Moore, WflHam C /« 

Papers, 1803-97. ca. 225 Hems. 

Moore and Galling Law Finn, aririyi, JV. a. 
Papers, 1788-1890. ea. 5 ft (12,000 Hems) 

Mordecai, George W 1801-1871. 

Papers, 1776-1898. ca. 6 ft. (4500 items) 

Horehesd, Joseph Motley, 1840-1911. 
Papers, 1753-1934. 4 ft. (644* items) 

Morris faraDy. 

Papers. 1615-97. 152 Hams. 

Moraon, Arthur Alexander, d. 18641 
Correspondence, 1805-58. 51 Hems. 

Mosdey, James Alexander, 1884-1818. 
Correspondence, 1894-1931. 803 items. 



MS 84-577 

MS 64-678 

MS 64-679 

MS 64-580 

MS 64-581 

MS 64-688 

MS 64-588 

MS 64-1078 
MS 64-684 

MS 64-585 

MS 64-586 
MS 64-1078 
MS 84-1080 
MS 64-1681 
MS64-687 
MS 64-1082 
MS 84-588 



Muifree family. 

Papers, 1780-1915. 52 items; 



Harpher, Archibald Dc Bow, 1777-1832. 
Papers, 1768-1830. 65 Hems. 

Murphy, Patrick UrinxBton, 1848-1807. 
Papers, 1848-1944. 248 Hems. 

Myrict, Walter B 

Papers, 1834-1*06. ca. 1000 Hems. 



Papers. 1708-1883. 4 ft. (889T Hems) 



MS 64-58* 
MS 65-788 
MS 64-1083 
MS 64-1084 
MS 64-1085 

MS 64-1086 
Business records, 1886-6L 600 Hems. 

Newsy, Larkia, 1781-1824. 

Papers, 17*6-1884. 102 Hems. 

xHsbet fosKQy. 

Papers, 1752-1*36. 2200 Hems. 

__. MS 64-1087 

N orth a nd South Carolina oaths of sBegianee, 1865-68. 184 

MS 64-6*9 
North CaroBaa. Uajvcnlty. Botaxy DtpL 

Papers of and shoot l—mi*. 1810-1*80. 2 ft 

MS 64-693 
North Carolina. University. LOmay. aWesm Bittorical 
CtBectm. 
Revolutionary papers, 1774-82. 183 Hams. 

Nartan family. 

Papers, 1760-1928. ca. 350 Hems. 



MS 64-6*1 



Noyes, Ahmxo B 

Papers, 1858-61. 78 items. 



Nutt,LeRoy 

Papers, 1861-1927. 186 i 



Oaksmith, Appkton, 1825 (ea.>-1887. 
Papers, 1825-88. cs. 110 items 



Ohnatead, Charles Hart, 1887-1928, 
Papers, 1860-65. ee.l20il 



A J 

Papers, 1879-190L ca. 275 i 



Otey, James Harvey, Bp^ 1800-1868. 
Papers, 1823-84. 95 items. 



Outlaw, David, 1806-1B68. 

Papers, 1847-68. 826 items. 

Overman, Lee Slater, 1854-1930. 

Official papers, 1*20-30. 9 ft (40,000 items.) 

Page, wnham, pJmttr. 

Papers, 1788-1825. 2 ft 



Parkhffl. John, 1786-1896. 

Papers, 1613-81. ca. 225 items. 



Parsley, Eliza HaB. 

Papera, 1864-1922. 600 items. 

Pate family. 

Par^ra. 1615-88. 1588 items. 

Patterson family. 

Papers, 1777-1*07. 7 ft (4600 items) 

Pattlson, William J ». 1828. 

Papers, 1847-97. 500 items. 

Fatten famflr. 

Papers, 1798-1907. 240 items. 

Pearson, Richmond, 1852-1828. 
Papers, 1852-1*40. 846 Hems. 



MS 64-8*4 

MS 64-695 
MS 64-696 
MS 64-6*7 
MS 64-5*8 
MS 64-686 
MS 64-600 
MS 64-601 
MS 64-1088 
MS 65-788 
MS 64-609 
MS 65-734 
MS 65-700 
MS 64-108* 
MS 64-1688 
MS 64-608 
MS 64-604 



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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION 
(CWAPET. HELL) (Continued) 



Pearson, Richmond Mumford, 1805-1878. 
Papers. 1816-78. 372 i 



Peelt, William Joseph, 1855-1919. 
Papers, 1872-1948. ca. 300 hem 

Pembcr, Phoebe Yates, 1823-1918. 
Letters, 1861-1920. 149 items. 



Pemberton, John CUffard, 1893- 
Papers, 1814-1942. ea. 250 



Perry, Benjamin Franklin, 1805-1886. 
Papers, 1822-1933. ea. 200 i 



Person family. 

Papers, 1728-1907. 137 items. 



MS 64-605 
MS 84-808 
MS 84-807 
MS 64-608 
MS 64-1534 
MS 64-1060 



Pettignw family. 

Papers, 1684-1926. ea. 11 ft (14,000 items) 



MS 64-1061 



Photon, Henry A 

Papers, 1861-1906. ea. 140 items. 

FUfer, Edward X 

Correspondence, 1862-64. 153 items. 



Philips, James Jones, 1798-1874. 
Papers, 1640-71. ea. 60 items. 



Phillips, Ulrica BonneO, 1877-1934. 

Correspondence, 1901-37. 206 items. 

Phillips family. 

Papers, 1804-1928. ea. 1400 items. 

Phillips family. 

Papers, 1639-19G0. 767 items. 



Pickens family. 

Papers, 1800-83. ea. 160 items. 



Ptttman, Thomas Merritt, 1857-1932. 
Papers, 1894-1932. 129 items. 



Polk, Leomdas, i?p, 1806-1864. 
Papers. 1767-1935. 169 items. 

Polk family. 

Papers, 1778-1915. 4 ft 

Potter, Henry, 1765-1857. 

Papers, 1795-1861. 115 items. 

Pon, James Hinton, 1661-1935. 
Papers, 1914-20. 206 items. 

Powell, WDliam Stevens, 1916- eoUcotor. 

Papers, 1793-1924. ca. 250 hems. 

Preston, Margaret ( Jmdcin) 1820-1897. 
Papers, 1812-92. ea. 150 items. 



MS 64-609 
MS 64-610 
MS 64-611 
MS 64-612 
MS 64-618 
MS 64-614 
MS 64-616 
MS 64-616 
MS 64-1535 
MS 66-785 
MS 66-710 
MS 65-711 
MS 64-617 
MS 64-618 
MS 64-819 



Price, R Charming, A 1863. 

Papers, 1858-65. 65 items. 

Price family. 

Papers, 1772-1675. ca. 660 items. 

MS 64-1636 
Prince, William Meade, 1893-1951. 

Papers of William Meade Prince and Lillian Prince, 
1936-61. 450 items. 

MS 64-621 



Profit family. 

Correspondence, 1660-65. 165 items. 



Business records, 1804-78. ca. 400 items. 

Qummn-Monroe Tjimhw Company. 

Records, 1900-14. 16 boxes. 



MS 64-629 



MS 65-712 



Qnjtman family. 

Papers, 1764-1940. 8 ft (4000 items) 

Bains, George Washington, 1B17-1898. 
Papers, 1643-1949. ca. 50 items. 

Ramsay, John A 

Papers, 1652-1900. ea. I 



1, 1837-1684. 

Papers, 1853-1940. 326 items. 



-^ , Cettys MeGready, 17*7-1884. 

Papers, 1789-1883. ca. 100 items. 

Ramsey. Joseph, 1812-1866. 

Papers, 1801-1922. 717 items. 

Randall, James Ryder, 1839-1908. 
Papers. 1855-84. ca. 150 items. 

Rayner, Imdore, 1850-1912. 
Papers, 1866-1921. 1ft 

Rayner, Kenneth, 1808-1884. 
Papers, 1675-1905. 500 



Rent, Knf os. 1797-1854. 

Papers. 177B-1S98. ca.200 



Abraham, 1796-1883. 

Papers, 1784-1863. 150 items. 

Reynolds, Henry Lee. 

Pepers, 1802-1925. 310 items. 

Richardson, Frank LiddeD. 

Papers, 185.1-67. 50 Hems. 

Rs*mond, Theodore, 1837-1916. 

Papers, 1844-1926. ea. 1200 hems. 

Renins, Marmaduke Swaim, 1827-1925. 
Papers, 1625-87. 432 items. 

Ro b inson, William Smith O'Brien, 1852-1927. 
Correspondence, 1889-1929. ca. 50 items. 

RooJhac family. 

Papers, 1785-1965. ca. 5 ft (7000 items) 

Rorsttr, Hubert Ashley, 1871-1959. 
Correspondence, 1927-49. 50 items. 

Baffin, Edmund. 1794-1865. 
Papers, 1823-65. 946 



Roam, Francis GiMart, 1820-1892 

Papers, 1732-1900. ea. 8 ft. (4000 items) 

Raffia, Thomas, 1787-1870. 

Papers, 1753-1888. ca. 20,000 items. 

RnaseTJ, Daniel Lindsay, 1845-1908. 
Papers. 1839-1910. 1984 items. 

RnsseQ family. 

Papers, 1834-94. ca. 120 items. 

Sargent, Charles Sprague, 1841-1927. 

Letters to Thomas Grant Harbison, 190S-S6. 

Saofley, Seine (Rowan) 

Correspondence, 1864-1916. 115 items. 

Banders, Joseph Hnbhard, 1839-1986. 
Papers, 1777-1921. 800 in 



Sanndera, William Laurence, 1835-1891. 
Papers, 1712-1907. 62T items. 

Sehenck, David, 1835-1902. 
Papers, 1849-1917. 19 v. 

Service family. 

Papers, 1803-92. 400 i 



MS 65-736 


Shaffer, WRfiam A 

Papers, 1818-1931. 2 ft (445 hems) 


MS 64-1102 


MS 64-623 


Sharpe, Laander Qmncy, 1816-1866. 
Papers, 1804-75. 328 hems. 


MS 64-640 


MS 64-624 


Sharpe family. 

Papers, 1793-1954. 800 items. 


MS 64-641 


MS 64-626 


Short, Charles Watans, 1794-1863. 
Papers, 1784-1880. 455 items. 


MS 64-1103 


MS 65-787 


ShotweB family. 


MS 64-1104 


MS 64-886 


Papers, 1829-1915. ca. 2 ft (236 items) 






Shank, Francis Rawn, 1788-1848. 


MS 64-642 




Letters, 1826-1901. 51 hems. 




MS 64-627 


Sfler, Jacob, 1795-1871. 

Papers, 1832-95. ea. 1280 items. 


MS 84-643 


MS 64-628 


Shamom, Henry B 

Papers, 1854-85. 66 hems. 


MS 64-644 


MS 64-1098 


Simons, James, d. 1879. 

Papers, 1842-1917. 109 hems. 


MS 64-645 


MS 64-629 


Simpson, Leah Reamer, 6. 1798. 


MS 64-1106 




Papers of Leah Beemar Simpson and Rebecca Calhona 




Simpson, 1797-1883. 125 items. 




MS 64-1098 


StmraH, Chariee Harrington, 184S-190L 


MS 65^38 


MS 64-630 


Papers, 1866-1966. ca. 18)0 items. 
Sims, James Marion, 1813-1883. 


MS 64-1106 


MS 64-1094 


Papers, 1835-84. 107 hems. 






Singleton, Anne Hinnran (Bran) 1848-1932. 


MS 64-646 


MS 64-1096 


Papers, 1822-1935. 90 items. 
Singleton family. 


MS 64-1107 


MS 64-1096 


Papers, 1759-1911. 5205 heme. 
Sjvky, Jane. 


MS 64-647 


MS 64-631 


Papers, 1862-65. 81 items. 
Stack family. 


MS 64-648 


MS 64-1097 


Papers, 1805-1925. ca. 480 items, 






Smith, Archibald Aaron Tyson. 


MS 64-1108 




Papers, 1785-1902. 88 items. 




MS 64-632 








Smith, Jessies Randolph. 


MS 65-718 




Papers, 1871-1934. 122 items. 




MS 64-1096 








Smith. Peter Evans, 1829-1905. 


MS 64-649 




Papers, 1738-1944. ca. 1000 items. 




MS 64-1099 


Smith, William Rnmn, 1603-1872. 
. Papers, 1772-1868. 71 items. 


MS 64-1109 


MS 64-1100 


Srorkman, James A 

Papers. 1811-1904. 305 items. 


MS64-650 


MS 64-688 


Sparrow, Thomas, 1819-1884. 

Papers, 1635-71. ca. 150 items. 


MS 64-651 


MS 64-834 


Spencer, Cornelia (Plumps) 1625-1908. 
Papers, 1833-1924. 8 ft (1000 hems) 


MS65-T89 


MS 64-835 


Spencer, Samuel, 1847-1906. 


MS 64-868 


692 items. 


Papsrs, 1854-1918. 7 ft 




MS 64-688 


flproid, Andrew J 

Papers, 1845-90. 64 items. 


MS 64-653 


MS 64-1101 


Stanford, Richard, 1767-4816. 
Papers, 1767-1842. 76 items. 


MS 64-664 


MS 64-887 


Stnten, Adornhtm. 

refers, 1907-66. 4400 hems. 


MS 64-1110 


MS 64-688 


Stedman, Charles Manly, 1841-1930. 
Correspondence, 1917. 335 items. 


MS 64-1111 


MS 64-689 


Steele, John, 1764-1815. 

Pspers, 1716-1861. 2 ft (2680 items) 


MS65-T40 



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HORTH CAROLINA. TJNIVKKSiTr LIBRARY. 
— SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION 
(CHAPEL HTLL)" (Continued) 



Stribfiog, John V 

Correspondence, 1889-1900. ISO Hems. 

Stringfield, Lamar Edwin, 1897-1869. 
Pipers, 1926-58. 8850 items 

Strndvick (nmOy. 

Papers, 1701-1826. 150 items. 

Stnbbs, William Carter, 1646-18S4. 
Papers, 1867-1825. 228 items. 

Jethre, 1733-1785. 

Papers, 1775-87. 388 items. 

Strain, David Lowry, 1801-1868. 
Papers. 1807-77. ca. 1000 " 



Sydnor, Charles W 
Papers, 1863-67. 



late, Samuel McDowell, 1830-1897. 

Papers, 1659-88. 2 ft. (ca. 2000 Hems) 

Tennessee Woolen Mm, XsilamvSBe,Tmn. 
Records, 1890-1849. ca. 225 Hems. 

Terrell, Marjory. 

Correspondence, 1918-19. 50 items. 

Thomas, William George, 1899-1942. 

World War I letters, 1917-19. 86 items. 



, Robert Ewing, 1879- 

Fepen, 1931-47. 117 items. 

Thompson, Cyras, 1853-1930. 

Papers, 1830-1931. 1000 items. 



MS 64-1112 

MS 64-655 

US 64-1537 

MS 64-1113 

MS 64-1114 

MS 64-1538 

MS 64-656 

MS 64-1116 

MS 61457 

MS 64-1116 

MS 64-658 

MS 85-741 

MS 64-1117 

MS 65-742 
»», George Sidney, 1839-1876. 
Confederate quartermaster records, 1861-65. ca. 1000 

MS 64-1118 
MS 64-659 

MS 64-1119 

MS 65-748 

MS 65-744 

MS 64-1120 
MS 64-1121 
MS 64-1122 
MS 64-112) 
MS 64-660 
MS 64-1124 



Walton family. 

Papers, 1811-87. ca. 250 Hems. 

Warrick, Laura CorneGa (McGfanaey) 1840-1920. 
Correspondence, 1856-68. 113 Hems. 

Warmoth, Henry Clay, 1842-1931. 

Papers, 1798-1984. 8 ft (ca. 5000 hams) 

Warren, Lindsay Carter, 1889- 

Parxrs, 1905-54. ca. UfiUI items. 

Watson, Thomas Edward. 1856-1922. 

Papers, 1670-1922. 11 ft. (16^00 Hems) 

Watson family. 

Papers, 1832-99. 100 items. 



MS 64-662 
MS 64-663 
MS 64-1126 
MS 64-664 
MS 64-1126 

MS 64-1540 



Webb, lames, 1774-1855. 

Business papers, 1725-1918. 8 ft. (ca. 15, 830 items) 



Webb, Tbemaa.-1627-lBM. 
Papers, 1770-1882. 800 i 



MS 64-1541 
30 items) 
MS 64-1127 



Weeks, Stephen Beauregard, 1865-1918, wBsotsr. 
Papers, 1746-1905. 100 Items. 

Wens, WHam Bay. 

Papers, 1813-62. 71 items. 

Wetton, Chamuey Branson, 1844-1908. 
Pap-rs, 1862-1901. 138 items. 

Wetmore, Thomas Cogdeu, 1869-1906. 
Papers, 1872-1908. 950 hems. 

Whitaker, Jonathan Lewis. 

CiTil War letters, 1862-65. 70 items. 

Whitaker family. 

Papers, 1728-1930. 280 



MS 64-1542 



WilSams family. 

Papers, 1799-1919. 1058 items. 



Wins, WiBiain Henry, 1809-1889. 
Papers, 1748-1921. ca.960" 



WHson, Alexander, 1799-1867. 

Papers, 1802-1926. ca. 350 Hems. 

Wilson, Mary Ami (Corington) 

Correspondence, 1850^75. 60 items. 

WOson,NorTenWinsboro, 1834-1878. 
Papers, 1842-1901. 50 bams. 

Wirt family. 

Papers, 1802-1925. 504 items. 



MS 65-748 
MS 64-674 
MS 64-675 
MS 64-676 

MS 65-1536 
MS 64-677 



White,: 

Papers, 1813-96. 222 items. 



Thompson, Lewis, 180B-1867. 

Papers. 1717-1B94. ca. 3 ft. (4800 items) 

„, Meriwether Jeff, 1826-1876. 
Papers. 1860-1940. 143 items. 

_. . Waddy, 1798-1866. 

Papers, 1823-51. 83 items. 



Thompson family. 

Papers, 1809-1924. 150 i 



Tomb, James Hamilton. 

Papers, 1855-1836. c 



.350 ib 



Tomnlrjns, Daniel Angaatns, 1851-1914. 
Papers, 1838-1919. ce-14fL 

Tranier, Pan], 1806-1872. 

Papers, 1752-1887. 100 items. 

Tomer, Henry Marshall, 1800-1871. 
Papers, 1807-75. 453 in " 



Tnrner, Joejah, 1821-1901. 

Papers, 1805-1918. 842 Hems. 



_, Isaac Barton, 1842-1925. 
Papers, 1838-1929. 218 items. 



White, Maansdl, 1783-1863. 

Papers. 1802-1912. 102 items. 

White, Sarah Caldwell. 

Papers, 1770-1918. 208 Hems 

White family. 

Papers, 1773-1923. 279 i 



Whitehead, Williamson. 

Papers, 1861-75. 63 hems. 



Vass, William Worreu, 1821-1896. 

Business records, 1834-96. 9 ft. (ca, 19,750 items) 

MS 64-1539 
WaddeB, Alfred Moore, 1834-1912. 
Papers, 1783-1935. 450 items. 

MS 64-861 
Wattrep, Richard Woott oik, 1889-1918. 
Papers, 1850-67. 80 items and 3 ▼. 



Whiteside, 1 

Papers. 1772-1875. 60 items. 

Whitfield, Nathan Bryan, 1835-1914, 
Papers, 1874-1905. 65 items. 

Whitfield family. 

Papers, 1803-1918. 158 items. 

Whitsett, William Thornton, 1866-1934. 
Papers, 1925-35. ce-lSOitems. 

Whittle, Lewis Neafc. 

Papers, 1826-1919. ca. 800 items. 



_, _ H 1814-1873. 

Papers, 1838-1916. 300 items. 

Wiley, Cahrln Henderson, 1819-1887. 
Papers, 1840-1951. 2 ft. 

Wimams, JohnW M 

Papers, 1838-1902. S50 items. 



0.18201 



Williams, Sarah Frances (Hicks) I. 1827. 
Letters, 1838-68. 110 items. 



WiDrams, WOEs K 

Papers, 1851-1910. 236 



MS 64-666 

MS 64-666 

MS 65-746 
MS 65-746 
MS 64-667 

MS 64-1128 

MS 64-669 
MS 64-1129 
MS 64-1548 

MS 65-747 
MS 64-1130 

MS 65-714 

MS 64-666 

MS 64-670 
MS 64-671 

MS 64-1544 
MS 64-672 

MS 64-11*1 
MS 64-673 
MS 64-1182 



Wllhrow, Adoniram Jndson, 1825-1867. 

Cml War correspondence, 1862-63. 81 items. 

Wood, John Taylor, 1830-1904, 
Papers, 1B58-1915. 2014 



Wood, Bobert Crooke, 1832-1900. 
Papers, 1807-1910. 2 ft. 

Weoster fanny. 

Correspondence, 1836-99. 132 items. 

Worth, Jonathan, 1802-1869. 

Papers. 1828-99. ca. 500 items. 

Wright famfly. 

Papers, 1749-1898. ca. 2 ft. (1500 items) 

Yancey, Barttett. 1785-1828. 
Papers, 1800-28. 123 hems. 

Toang, John Freeman, Br-, 1820-1885. 
Correspondence, 1846-58. 50 items. 

Toang, Rachel (Barry) Baman. 

Papers, 1735-1925. 81 items. 

Zacharie f amDy. 

Papers, 1795-1913. ca. 175 



ZaeBer, Edward V 1857-1944. 

Papers, 1885-1934. cs. 500 items. 

NORTH DAKOTA STATE HISTORICAL 

socmry (bismarck) 



MS 64-1545 
MS 64-678 

MS 64-1546 
MS 64-679 
MS 64-680 

MS 64-1138 

MS 64-1547 
MS 64-1548 

MS 64-681 
MS 84-688 
MS65-T4S 



a, ..am Fnd George, 1897- 
Speecnes, 1944-50. 92itema 

Bismarck Women's Community CeemciL 

Beeords, 1924-59. lft. 

Boner, Henry A 1836-1902. 

Papers, 1853-1904. 2 bores. 

Brawn (WiBhtm H.) Company. 

Records, 1903-46. 2ft, 



Brrmsdale, Chrrenee Norman, 1891- 
Speecbes, 1952-67. 57 items. 

Bnrnham, John Winthrop, i. 1912. 
Papers. 1 box. 

p wr rm w.n Ranch Store, Jforten (7ft, If. D. 
Beeords, 1877-1906. 8t. 



CavOeer, Latah. 

Papers, 1B86-1930. Ibex 

Christiansen, Adolph Marcus, 1877-1954. 
Papers, 1930-50. 5 ft. 

Crawford, Lewis Ferandns, 1670-1936. 

Kotes on Sorth Dakota history. S3 items. 



MS 65-750 
MS 65-751 
MS 65-752 
MS 65-756 

MS6M54 

MS 65-755 
MS 65-756 

MS 66-757 
MS 65-758 
MS 65-759 



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NORTH DA KOTA STATE HISTORICAL 
SOCIETY (B ISMARCK) (Continued) 

Wax (A. F.) 18n,jr« &!„„, jr ^. 
Beoorda, 1896-1948. II t. 



MS 85-760 

Msats-rei 



Papers, 1SS2-1904. aft. 



Dint, Arthur Guy, 1871-1960, 
Papers, lbox. 



— , Cert Benjamin, 1807-1928. 
Papers, 1819-29. ift. 



Letter book, 1891-94. M items MuJli 

Farret,A c J 

Indisnpepem aOitems. 



1958. « 



MS (5-762 
MS 66-768 
MS 65-764 
MS 66-7(5 
MS 65-766 
MS 65-757 



North Dakota. State Hbtarlol Satiety. «S«*-™5 

CoDecttm. of biographies and portraits of pkmtcrs 

"More 1889 and of prominent citiaens of the State. 1917-27 

458 items. . * 



Papers. 4 boxes sad 1 folder. 



MS 85-786 
85 items, 85 

MS 65-787 

MS 66-788 

OXst»or,JaMFzaaefamdde>*,U8*-l»49. MS * WW 

L Mt.re to Honorable J. F. T. O'Connor, comptroller of 

theeerrency of tie Dnited States, an appneistior. by bis 

friends, Grand Forks, June IS, 1984. 844 items. 



North Dakota. State euatorieal Society. 
Manuscript collections, cs. 1880-1958. 
v, and 2 folders. 

Mart* Dakota Stork Growers' AawdarJos. 
Beeords, 1888-84. lbox. 

North Dakota War Cheat. 

Beeords, 1918-47. It. 



Schmidt, Loafs Ernst, 18(9-1957 

Papers, 1896-1937. 1 item and 4 boxes. 



MS 85-1542 



NORTHWESTERN TTMT VBTunrv DENTAL 
itCHOOL LUtHAKy icHlCAtihr ~ 

He* Green* Vardiman, 1886-1916. 
Pepers, 1867-1915. 8ft. 



MS 



*"$££,&%£?&_ °*<->""*££™ 



_-- JmN 1878-1852. 

Papers, 1919-85. 889 items. 



1884-1981. 



Papers, 1922-80. 1 



Hector. Ok M 1870-1958. 

Papers, 1920-38. 56 items. 

Holt, Henry, 1888-1944. 

Correspondence, 1948. Seitams. 



MS 65-76* 
MS65-T70 
MS 65-771 
MS 65-778 

MS 65-778 

PeperaT 1924-42.' ea. 150 items. 

BJ* Walton Leans, of America. Mmdm,K.D. OtopJ 
Beeords, 1828-84. cs. 100 items. 

MS 65-775 

MS 65-776 

MS 65-777 



Parkin, Henry Sin. 

Letter press books, 1878-79. 2t. 

Qnain, Faanee Dunn, 1876-1950. 
Papers, 1877-1947. 8 bozos. 

Men, EseUel C 

Pepsra, 1886-92. lbox. 

8eM»rhter, Linda (Warfel) 1850-1920. 
Penere, 1870-1929. lbox. 



MS 66-780 
MS 65-791 
MS 65-782 
MS 65-798 



Correspondence, 1911-21. 585 items. *»-■"■ "eeenaa, 



8peldtag, Burleigh Folaom, 1858-1884. 
Pepers, 1838-19S27lbox. 

Taylar, Darid R 

Papers. 1865-1929. 92 items. 

I»jrlor, Edwin lames, 1869-1956. 
Papers, 1901-55. 8 ft. 



MS 66488 

MS 65-796 
MS 65-797 



OHIO HBTOiar AX SOCIETY ( rnTm^rrc, 

<^»*«a, Uwi. Darto, 1811.1882. ** * W6t 

Correspondence, 1850-77. lbox. 



Fens, Sfanean Davieoo. 1S61-19U. 

Papers, 1882-1837 18ft. (11^00 items) 

Gent, .Erasmus, 1820-1808. 

Papers, 1884-86. 12 t, 1 box, and 5 folders. 

Jeeobe, Victor, 1903- 

Pepers, 1944-51. 800 items. 

Bins' family. 

Pepers, 1816-43. 1 ft. (862items) 

*■»*». Charles UmOey, 1854-1829 
Pepers, 1887-85. 7 ft (5400 items) 

l>e, Mary (Brown) 1869-1952. 

Pepers, 1893-1948. cs. 8500 items. 

MsnaSeld. Edward Daornnr, 1601-1880. 
Papers, 1810-78. ca. 180 itemesnd 7 t. 



*■***«**■« Reei. Dad. d. Ker-tem, '££'% 
Pepers, 1866-69. 69 items. 



.If.D. FlnDrpt. 

Beoords, 1889-1916. 7 v. 



, John Peter, 1870-1954 

Pepers, 1910-58. 88 Hams. 



r w i—- aooafeoaWcVM 

Pepers, 1868-1922. lbox. 



1848-1926. 



MS 63-256 
MS 88-857 
MS 68-458 

MS 68-859 
MS68-S80 
MS 68-261 
MS 68-282 
MS 68-268 
MS 68-284 



TJ. S. Army. Indian Scouts. 
Post letters, 1876-80. It. 

D.S. War Dipt. 

Beeords, 1888-96. lbox. 



Wanaaa, Eraatas Appleman, 1850-1980. 
Pepers, 1892-1928. 2 ft. 



MS 65-799 
MS 65-800 
MS 65-801 



MS 65-778 



MrrTear l o, Alexander, 1851-1922. 
Papers, 1875-80. 1 item and 2 v. 

M^AirWa. Am***, Mad, Vtoeeut Baa, de'vJw 
Papers, 1882-87. lbox. 



Moated. Thorwald. 

Pepers, 1916-43. M. 1*0 heme 

National Lescne of Ameriesn Fen Wat 
Beoords, 1927-54. 2ft. 

North Dakota Coundl of Churches. 
Church histories. 1ft. 



Narth Dakota State Dairymen's t»*|l »i 
Beoords, 1911-12. cs.400ii 



North Dakota State Federation of Labor. 

Beeords, 1911-14. It. 

North Dakota. State PJaf Commitmion. 
Beeords, 1851-58. ea. 880 items. 



MS 66-780 
MS 66-781 
MS 65-1586 
MS 66-782 
MS65-7B8 
MS 85-784 



NORTHERN INDIANA HISTO RICAL SOCIETY 
(SOUTH BENBT — ~~~ " 

Northern Indhnm Matorfcel Society. MS65-1999 

Kortbernlndiena pepers, 1792-1888. 116 items. 

vhuhch m edicaI ijBRAR'y (cmcAcoIr 

Deria, Nathan Smith, 1817-1904. MS 66-1587 

Pepers, 1887-1904. litem end 15 t. 



, Jared, 1759-1830. 

Papers, 1785-1848. 119 Heme 

" j 4*!miii fainily. 

Papers, 1796-1930. cs.S50itema 

Sherman, WuSam Tenmaeh, 1820-1891. 
Papers, 1882-1948. 12 ft. (1885 items) 



O^AHOMA.^ nNiyERSITY LIBRARY 

MS 88-265 

MS64-US4 

MS 68-286 

MS 63-267 

MS 68-268 

fc~» *G5rjl!j 68-880 



(NORMAN) 

Betts Supply Company. 
Beeords, 1916-41. 8ft. 

BaoeeteelFloyJ 

Pepers, 1908-05. It. 

Dewey, Frederick S 

Papers, 1862-1947. 284 Hams. 

KoH-Inle Coal Company. 

Records, 1903-04. 250 ft 



Pepers, 1881-1945. 57 its, . 



•xr&w— rj 



MS 66-1588 
MS 85-1589 



Offerd, Sanford Robinson, 1888-1944. 
Pepers. 480 items. 



Heard, John Theodore. 

P»Pera, 1862-85. 6 t. 

J**?* l"*™ and notes, ea. 1760-1906. ca. 60 items 
;*£££•?*****> »<! otker papers, 1711-1948. oa.140 



Papers, 1900-48. 14 ft. 

OkJehoiM banks eolloction, 1874-1980. 625 ft. 



Btttd, Ftfix. 

Papers, 1871-1985. 2 ft. 



MS68-S71 



OREGON HISTOH 7CAL SOCIETY "tW ^r ^ m 

MS 64-701 



Barnhart, W18Jam, 1827 (ee.)-i906 

Bos.r,em reoorda, 1850-78. 7 t. and 7 folders. 



Ceenmbia Rrrer ^P— i i r n BrtBti nu t*n, , 
Beeords, 1874-75. 6 foIdersT^^" 

Ceoner, Jacob Catria, 1845-1987. 
Papers, 1896-1907. 18 folders. 



MS 64-708 
MS 64-708 



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OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY (PORTLAND) 
(Continued) 

Haaiiston, WQaan, and Company, Porilmd, Or. 
Records, 1859-64. 1ft 



MS 84-704 



Judge, lames, 1866-1910. 

Papers, 1894-1907. ca. 2 ft. 



Layton, DaTia, 1822-1862. 

Papers, 1847-65. folders. 

Nesnrith, James WiBis, 1820-1885. 
Papers, 1845-85. 2 ft 



MS 64-705 



MS 64-706 



MS 64-707 



ORRADRE LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF SANTA 

— Clara see santa clara, university 

OF, MICHEL ORRADRE LIBRARY (CALIF. ) 

PANHANDLE PLAINS HETORICAL SOCIETY 
(CANYON. TEX.) 

MS 65-802 
Baffiogtaav Oreille, 1882- 
Papers, 1941-44. 8ft 



MS 64-708 



Noma, Shnbrick, 1. m. 1828. 

Business records, 1850-55. 11 t. and 6 folders. 

MS 64-709 
Paquet, Joseph, 1841-1924. 

Papers, 1856-1923.' 2 boxes. 

Mset-no 

Portland, Or. Mtn*eotoahlmgine Company No. t. 

Records, 1856-82. 1ft 

MS64-7U 
Preston, John B 

Correspondence, 1853. 8 foideis. 

OREGON. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (EUGENE) 

MS 64-684 
Alexander, Charles, 1897-1962. 
Papers, 1915-61. 8 ft 

MS 64-685 
jSaker family. 

Papers of the Baker and Rawatt families, 1864-1959. 
6ft. 

MS 64-688 

MS 64-687 

MS 64-688 

MS 64-689 

MS 64-680 



Cater family. 

Papers, 1871-1927. 4 ft. 

FranMyn Land and Cattle Company. 
Berorda, 1882-1957. 50 ft. 



Papers, 1933- 



JA Ranch, Texas. 

Records, 1876- 1907. 20 ft 



Papers. 1903-28. 5 ft 



MS 66-808 



MS 66-804 



MS 65-805 



MS 66-806 



MS 66-807 



MS 66-608 



MS 64-1188 



Boyd, John C A1849. 

Conespondeace, 1819^54. SSHerns. 

MS 64-1189 
Brown, Henry Paul. ./ . 

Invitations to weddings, chiefly m Philadelphia and rta 
suburbs, recensd by Dr. and Mm. Hanry Paul Brown, 
1914-64. 1 bar,. 

MS 64-1140 



MS 66-819 



Alexander, i 1913. 
Papers, 1855-1913. 286 rem 



Xandergin, John. 

Ranch records of John and Patrick H. Laadergin, 1916- 
28. 8ft 

MS 66-809 
Naples Br—. Grocer f 4nsmawy. 
Records, 1898-1928. 50ft 

MS 66-810 



Beattie, Wiumm Gilbert, 1874- 

Alaska papers, 1872-1939. 1 box. 



J 1876-1957. 

Papers, 1919-45. 1ft 

Chalmers, Henry, 1692-1958. 
Papers, 1921-58. 16 ft 

Dana, Marshall Newport, 1885- 
Papers, 1949-62. 12 ft 

Dye, Alexander Vincent, 1876-1956. 
Papers, 1S09-4L ca. 530 items, 

GeDert, Nathan Henry, 1889-1969. 
Papers, 1911-56. 99 T. 



MS 64-691 



Papers, 1864-1912. 12ft 

Smith-Walker and Company. 

Records, 1887-1919. 50 ft 

Vandals, EarL 

Papers, 1930-46. 2ft 



Warwick, Clyde W 

Papers, 1910-58. 8 ft 



Al'l' Pot»i, Texas. 

Records, 1885-1915. 100 ft. 



MS 66-811 



MS 66-812 



US 66-818 



MS 66-814 



Bnfieck, Edith WHUta. 

Correspondence, 1820-45. 146 items. 

MS 64-1548 
Bard famOy. 

Bard-Shippeo-Hnbley family papers, 1748-4860. 201 

MS 64-1141 



Papers, 1771-1900. {MS 61-7581 
Addition, 1770-1880. 600 items. 



Chester, Pa. West End Free Library. 

Records, 1912-37. 1200 i 



dark (E. W.) and Company. 

Historical records, 1837-1961. 426 i 



Clayton, John, 1819-1881. 
Papers, 1882-1940. TOOi 



Coatee, Elmer Rain, 1831-1889. 
Papers, 1858-89. 8 boxes. 

Can, Baswell L 1779-1866. 

Cormspondenee, 1813-54. 2000 items. 



Crake, Robert Brake, i. 1899. 

Legal papers, 1884-98. 300 items. 



MS 64-1148 



MS 66-881 



MS 66-822 



MS 64-1143 



MS 64-1144 



PASADENA ART MUSEUM (CALIF. ) 



Seheyer, Galea E d. 1945. 

Blue Four archiTss. es. 1200 items. 



MS 65-2000 



Dana band arrangements, 1880-1927. 8300 items. 

MS 84-688 
J, Walter HaraM, 1892-1961. 
Papers, 1987-61. ca. 2 ft 



MS 64-694 

MS 64-695 

MS 64-696 
MS 64-1185 

MS 64-697 
1867-19*4. 
Letters from Brazilian writers, 1929-48. 198 Hems, 

MS 64-698 



Lambert, Charles Udward. 

Cornsnvw'- -: 1862-94. 85 



Lawrence, „ rt^er, ibia-1946. 

Papers, 1906-25. 5 ft 



Bfcrritt, MeMn Leroy, 1879-1961. 
Papers, 1870-1952. ca. 8 ft 

Meyendorff, Michael A 1849-1908. 

Paprrs, 1881-1908. Ibex. 



PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY (CALIF.) 

MS65-815 
Pasadena, Calif. Public Library. 

California papers, 1840-54. It. 

PEJEPSCOT HISTORICAL SOCIETY (BRUNS- 
WICK, ME.) 

MS 65-8001 



Papers, 1803-59. ca. 300 items. 

PENNSYLVANIA, HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF 
(PHILADELPHIA) 



Dallas, George Mifflin, 1792-1864. 

Letters to Samuel Demcenna Ingham, 1819-52. 82 



MS 65-824 
Faaght, Albert Smith. X883- 
Papem, 1907-61. 27 1 items. 

MS 66-826 
Frankford Mataal Fire Insurance Company, PWadd/ii*. 
Records, 1848-1906. 8000 items. 

MS 64-1145 
Griffiths, Robert E 

Papers, 1794-1878. 68 items. 

MS 64-1146 
Hey, Moses, 1792-1866. 

Papers, 1817-68. 78 items. 

MS 66-826 
brine family. 

Hewbold-Irvine papers, 1760-1924. 15,000 items. 

MS 65-827 
_„ Wattam, 1797-1868. 

Account books of William Jesrop and William Huntting 
Jeesop, 1814-96. 166 t. 



Oregon Rural Electric Cropezattre A eae rlotkw i 
Records, 1952-58. ca. 5 ft 

Parker, Horatio Hyde, 1850-1924. 
Papers, 1844-1924. ca. 3 ft. 



MS 



Wyekoff, Hubert Coke, 1901- 
Parxrs, 1946-62. 36 ft 



MS 64-700 



Aatocar Company. 

Records, 1899-1954. 55 items and 11 t. 



Petty C 

Bills and receipts, 1917-47. 1800 items. 



Betts, Charles Malone, 1888-1905. 

Military papers, 1862-84. 225 items. 



MS 66-816 



MS 66-817 



MS 66-818 



MS 64-1186 



Kddle, James Cornell, 

Ciril War letters, 1861-65. 317 hems. 

MS 64-1187 
Btoomfidd-Moore. Oars Sophia (Jessap) 1824-1899. 
Correspondence, 1890-97. 83 Hems. 



Lee, George F 1812-1894. 

Burinsm records of George F. Lee and Franklin Lee, 
1820-82. 8400 items snd 24 T. 

MS 66-829 

Uppincatt family. ,«,..« 

Papers of the lippincott, Horstmann and Coka families, 
1776-1950. ca. 5000 i 



MS 66-880 
MS 64-1147 
MS 64-1148 
MS 65-1544 



McCarty et DaTia, PhOaidfUa. 
Records, 1816-44. 89 t. 

Meredith, Joseph D 

Papers, 1845-55. ca. 200 items. 

Mttehell, Thomas K 

Papers, 1824-78. 62 items. 



Orphan Society of PhflarMpWa. 

Records, 1815-1963. 70 t. and 3 boxes. 

MS 65-1545 
Pennsylrania Seamen's Friend Society, PUbdelphie. 
Records. 1844-1903. 1100 items. 



687 



PENNSYLVANI A.fflSTORreAT. mnw v ~ r 



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MS 64-1149 



MS65-15M 



Perot Malting Company, PhOaddphia. 

Papers, 1818-1956. 2000 items and 80 t. 

PWMdpUa dating Hot* Aasodatien. 
Keeords, 1858-1958. ca. ioOOitemT 

B«n\ .John Meredith. 1797-1874. MS64-1180 
EiT^k JO V^) »- - «■ «^ John 
Addition, 1800-79. 200 items, 

-._n«. MS65-8S1 

( P*mofHo™»Bog« reM1< iK«.B. gm , 18 4o^ 2 _ j,, 



MS 64-1151 

Ms 64-1159 



v «^ Samnel MatthewiO856-1840. MS65-882 

^'•wBiyw Bridge papers, 18S0-97. ca. 1500 items, 

MS 65-1547 



Cabot, Elb (Lyman) 1866-1934. 
Papers, 1835-1034. 12 boxes. 

Connmere* League of Massadmsetts. 

Records, 1891-18J5. 7 file drawers. 



Smith, nomas W 

Correspondence, 1882-64. Tl items. 

fJWUld fawnfly 

Papers, 17J0-18S3. a. 1000 i 



, Bolton. 

Becords, 1892-4960. S boxes ud 16 t. 

Gardner, Maty SewalL 1871-196L 
Papers, 1802-S4. 4boxes. 

G*le£ Jee**. L*,^ ig^^n 
Papers, 1885-1917. lbox. 



_ £■ " (Martin) i847-U22. 

Papers, 1865-1921. 4boxes. 



MS65-8S7 
MS 64-715 
MS 66-838 

MS 64-716 
MS 65-889 
MS 65-840 
MS 64-717 



BerlnUoo. Tnnio S 

Papers, 1876-ea. 1816. 6 t. 

Berths, Charles, 8. urn. 
Papers, 1775-1882. 66 



Vanetam, Samuel Matthews, 1856-1940 
Papers, 1909-SL 2400 ib 



Hall, Josephine (Sherwood) 18771-1957. 

Papers, 1871-1956. 10 file boas and 1 package. 

Mar family. MS65-841 

May-GoddarafaroUy papers, 1766-1904. 2 boxes aad 2 t. 



MS 66-888 
MS 64-1158 
MS 64-1154 
MS 64-1155 
MS 65-1548 
MS 64-1156 



FE ^ CCrT WME MTTSETT M (SEARSPORT 



VctteiWa, Theodore H 

Papers, 1865-86. ce-SOOiteme, 

Wataon. Joseph, d. 184L 

Correspondence, 1824-27. 160 Hems. 

Wetherin, Edward, collector. 

AntocTepbs, 1832-1913. ce. 50 items. 

Wharton family. 

Papws. 1679-1834. ca. 2000 items. 

Wtotar, Caleb Croaon, 1846-1916. 
Papers, 1792-1929. UtoJs. 



MS 64-718 



MS 64-718 



— — , John William, 1800-1863. 
CorrespoMience, 1841-49. looi 



- ." " MS 65-2002 

Jg£ ■**»« * -"Wing in P»obxot Bay, 19* cent 

mTTSBURGH, UNIVERSITY OP rip»i TO 



^.J™tsrnM,,ijjs. IW 

Papers, 1891-1919. (MS 60-1020) 

Addition, 1887-1940. ce.7ft. 



MS 64-1549 



Poar family. 

Papers. 1794-192L 24i3eboaaa. 

Quick, Prances (Metxrtt) 1833-1824. 
Papers, 18JO-64. 1 file box. 

Simons, Frieda (Hennoek) 1904-1960. 
P'pers, 1922-60. 20 boxes. 

West, Helen (Hart) 1892-1963. 

Papers, 1917-64. 2 boxes and 5 t. 

White, Sadie Elizabeth (Joy) 18521-1009 
Papas, 1828-1936. 3 bores 



-ffv Ja^k Se « MAINE - CTg^ 
OTT^yMONDH. FOOLER LIBRARY 



Holt, Hamilton, 1872-195L ** 6W *» 

Papers, 1872-195L 98 boxes end 85 t. 

RUTGERS U NIVERSITY LIBRARY (Krpy 



MS 65-1568 

MS 65-1558 
MS 65-1560 
MS 65-1561 



,1815-1897. 

Papera, 1854-77. 5* items 

Bstranii fasnfly. 

Papers, 1710-1914. 2 boxes sod 19 folders. 



. 1816-1885. 

PeiMrs, 1764-1946. 1 v. snd a fou^ 

Biahop family. 

Papers, 1744-1920. 294 items. 



8.1842. 



Alexxoider, Behert Jackson, 1918- 
Papere, 1948-48. 2 boxes. 



RADCLIFFE COI.I.PCT ^rfninm 
UKtAKli UN TrTR Tn^r^f^yr 
BL AMERICA (CAMHRiTva? MARR } " 

A«»»,I)ei»Uiy,l»0S-lS64. MS65-884 

Papers, 1923-64. lboxsndter. 

MS 65-835 
MS 64-712 
MS 64-713 



MS 64-714 



Papers, 1763-1909. 2T.sndlbox. 

Anam family. 

Pepers, 1744-1900. 69 items. 



MS 65-1549 
MS 65-1560 
MS 65-1551 



Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691. 

Papers, 1644-91. 7 reek of microfilm. 

Bayard, Nicholas, 1736-1798. 

Papers, 1640-1800. 6 t. and 4 boxes. 



Beach family. MS65-U62 

BeacU-BowdenJanri, papers, 1783-1897. 9 folders. 

MS 65-1581 

MS 65-1564 
MS 66-1565 

MS 65-1566 
MS 65-1567 
MS 65-1568 

MS 65-1568 
MS 66-1570 
MS 65-1571 
MS 65-1572 
MS 65-1573 
MS 65-1574 
MS 65-1575 
MS 65-1576 



Bogert, Nicholas I 

Papers, 18S2-19S9. 10 



Biasaty, Pens Bimney, 1888-1877. 
Papers, 1815-1911. lbox. 

Boots, WBBam Rowland. 

Papera, 1758-1804. 409 items. 



Papers, 1777ll843. ea,140it, 



Papers, 18th and 19tk eeMories. 7b»xas. 

Bowlaa, WlVam Lisle, 1762-1850. 
Letters, 1792-97. 6e items. 



" ->*-aa^ 1820-1906. 

Papers, 1B15-1944. 2boxaa 

Arnold, Mary Efficott, 1876- 
Papers, 1908-58. 2boxea. 



famiry. 

Papers, 1850-1946. 8 boxes. 

rTsavhn fuinflj. 

Buckwell famiry. MS65-836 

Papers, 1835-1933. 10 boxes and 1 package. 



AtHnson family. 

Psiwrs, 1783-1*55. 7 t, 22 boas, 1 bundle, ad 8 fehmts. 

Badesa, Adam, 1831-1895. 
Papers, 1870-84. 8 r. 



MS 65-1562 
ad 8 folders. 
MS 65-1556 



—, Bdwnrd Albert, 1845-lMO. 
Pspers.es. 1864-82. 3 bandies. 

ter »»pondenos, 1835-60. 6 folders. 

BiioeaerhoiT family. 

Papers, 1750-1839. 5 folders. 

Brodhead, John Bomeyn, 1814-1878, 



Bailey, Forman 

Papers, 1911-27. 215 



MS 65-1554 



Baldwin famiry. MS65-15o6 

Papers, 1839-1934. 8 t, 2 boxes, and 2 bandies. 



Papers, 1684-46. 1 t. and 5 folders 

Bennett, Virginia Stiasa, 1903-1947 
Papers, ca. 1940. 9 boxes. 

Basaett family. 

Papers, 1767-1855, 112 



Barclay, Samuel M 

Papers, 1786-1854. 508 



— ,r*svid, 1816-1874. 
Papers, 1841-60. 4t. 



MS 65-1556 

MS 65-4557 



Bear, Nelson Boflin, 1804- 

Papsrs. 26T,41aaes,end2carfl ( oxes. 

Baziengha famOy. 

Papers,MSM7. ST.andlxoMar. 



Btrttenheim, Margaret E 

Papers, 1915-SL St. 



(StarUard) 



Caaneld, ttshlon Kekeraon. 

Correspondence, 1819-41. 73 items. 



Carey, John P cOUcter 

l^.t°^^dt ,H ^ FSW ^ 00n - !,i »' 18M - 



MS 65-1577 
MS 65-1578 
MS 65-1579 
MS 65-1580 
MS 65-1581 
MS 65-1582 

MS 65-1588 
MS 65-1584 



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RUTGERS PNIVERSrrr T.THPABY (MFW 
BRUNSWICK. N. J.) (Continued) 



Cur, Stargis, 1794-1878. 

Papers, 1806-1905. 390 items. 



Papers, ca. 1716-1843. 2 folders. 



riiw«i#iii family. 

Papers, 17B1-19S6. 337 i 



dark, Addison S 

Papers, 184S-1800. 1 bm and 7 folders. 



Qark f amQy. 

Papers, 1776-1931. 117 i 



Oakley, George Washington, 1814-1893. 
Papers, 1838-93. IS v. end 6 boms. 



MS65J585 



uses-use 



MS 65-1887 



MS 65-1588 



MS 65-1589 



MS 61-1690 



MS 65-1691 



Cobbett, William, 1763-1835. 

Papers, 1792-1898. 77 items and 2 reels of microfilm. 



Coerr, Rntfaerf ord Lee. 

Correspondence, 1905-31. 5 folders. 



Colt family. 

Papers, 1777-1913. 153 items. 



Demott, John. 

Papere, 1742-1868. 7 folders. 



Dernberger, Jacob Warren. 

Papers, 1838-76. 2 boxes. 



Dickinson, Gearse H 

Papere, 1891-1900. 147 items. 



DDts, Jacob. 

Papers, 1813-93. 1 box. 



Wuham, i. 1814. 
Papers, 1808-79. 2 boxes. 



Bhner tamuy. 

Correspondence, 1804-21. 7 folders. 

Bauer, John. 

Papers, 1720-1892. 661 items. 



English, David Combs, S. 1842. 
Papers, 1867-1911. ea.56 



Condit family. 

Papers, 1761-1917. 



. 110 items. 



Cenover, Peter. 

Papers, 1802-92. 1 v. and 5 folders. 

Cook, George HanuneD, 1818-1880. 

Papers, ca. 1835-ca. 1905. ca. 9000 items. 

Cook, Loaisn Wheeler (Crane) 

Correspondence, 1881-71. 90 Hems. 



Ceoper, Benjamin B d. 1835. 

Papers, 1814-20th caatnry. 2 v. end 16 boxes. 

Carlies family. 

Papers, 1796-1900. 16 v. and 3 folders. 



Covert, Mlnner F 

Papers, 1772-1916. fi t. and 3 boxes. 

Cox, Joseph Warren. 

Papers, 1829-59. 117 items. 



Coxe famQy. 

Papers, 1797-183L 4 folders. 



Crawford family. 

Papers, 1742-1850. 1 box and 8 folders. 



Cross, John, «j>, 1763-1812. 
Papers, 1713-1918. 1067 



1887-1907. 
Papers, 1866-1906. 6 folders. 



Papers, ca. 1930. 6-r.andlDox. 



Darey, Timothy Joanes. 

Papers, 1811-1900. ca. 820 items and 16 t. 



Davidson family. 

Papers, ca.1800-ce.lB80. lbox. 



Davis, Peter Vroom. 

Papers, 1832-1920. 279 hems. 

Deasarest, David D 1819-1898. 

Papers, 1835-93. 7 folders. 



MS 65-1592 

MS6M598 
MS 65-1694 
MS 65-1695 
MS 65-1686 
MS 65-1597 
MS 65-1598 
MS 65-1599 
MS 65-1600 
MS 65-1601 
MS 65-1602 
MS 65-1603 
MS 65-1604 
MS 65-1605 
MS 65-1606 
MS 65-1607 

MS 65-1608 

MS 65-1609 



Rtl Randolph, William. 

Papers, 1796-1884. 5 folders. 



MS 65-1611 



MS 65-1612 



MS 65-1613 



MS 65-1614 



MS 65-1615 



MS 66-1616 



MS 65-1617 



MS 65-1618 



MS 65-1619 



MS 65-1638 



Henderson, Alfred R 

Papers, 1905-51. 2 folders. 



Hendrickson family. 

Papers, 1691-1838. 2 boxes. 



MS 65-1639 



Herbert family. 

Papers, ca. 1800-cs. 1900. 81 v. andeboxes. 



MS 65-1640 



MS 65-1620 



Fnrd family. 

FordnJewell-Dey papers, 1782-1894. 133 items. 



Fprman, John. 

Papers, 1782-ca. 1867. 6T.andlmap. 

Foacbi, Wuham W 

Papers, 1869-7a 2t. 



Fourier, De Grass* B 

Papers, 1863-90. 279 items. 



Frenean, Philip Morin, 1762-1832. 

Papers, 1744-1830. 4 t. and 2 boxes. 



MS 65-1621 



MS 65-1622 



MS 65-1623 



MS 65-1684 



MS 65-1625 



Herder, Henry A 

Papers, 1796-1870. 5 folders. 



Hicks, Edward Wajdron, 1868- 
Papera, 1859-1938. 259" 



Bongtand family. 

Papers, 1848-80. 2 boxes. 



1797-1878. 
Papers, 1838-63. 66 items. 

Hohntw family. 

Papers, 1750-1877. 873 items snd 29 v. 



an, 1798-1874. 
Papers, 1827-76. 9 ▼. 



MS 65-1641 



MS 66-1642 



MS 66-1643 



MS 66-1644 



MS 65-16*5 



MS 66-1646 



Haw fanny. 

Papers, 1800-20th cenrorj. 7 boxes. 

Howell, Wilson Stoat, 1855-1943. 

Papers, 1880-1942. 6 v. and 4 folders. 

Howeus, William Dean, 1837-1920. 

Papers, 1859-1924. 5 hems snd 21 folders. 



MS 65-1650 
Hutchinson, Elmer TindaH. 

Papers, 1925-54. 8 boxes, 4 folders, and 4 card file 
drawers. 



MS 66-1647 



MS 66-1648 



MS 65-1649 



Gardner, Charles Carroll, 1883- 

New Jersey genealogy, 1901-18. 100 t. and 90 file draw- 



nniKftw family. 

Papers, 1767-1897. 267 items. 

Godfrey, Carlos Emmor. 

Papers, ca. 1899-1914. 2 boxes. 

Green, Robert Stockton, 1831-1895. 
Papers, 1855-83. 515 Hems. 



Grieve, Luda Catherine Graeme, 1862-1946. 
Papers, 1878-1937. 39 v. snd 8 folders. 



Grabb family. 

Papers, 1828-1932. 2 v. and 1 folder. 



Haines, Charles S 1816-1898. 

Papers, 1803-78. 3 folders. 



MS 65-1626 
MS 65-1627 
MS65-1628 
MS 65-1629 

MS 65-1630 
MS 65-1631 



Hale, George, 1812-1888. 

Presbyterian collection, 1738-1907. 811 items. 



MS 65-1632 



Hamilton, Henry Martyn. 

Papers, 1853-1939. ea.210 



Papers, 1698-1918. 1 box. 

Harrison, Abraham, d. 185L 

Papers, 1743-1856. 533 Hems. 



Harrison family. 

Papers, 1794-187L 59 items. 



MS 65-1633 



MS 65-1684 



MS 65-1636 



MS 65-1635 



MS 65-1637 
Heartman, Charles Frederick, 1883- collector. 
aril War papers, 1857-84. 6 boxes. 



Ihrie, WiKam Mnirhead, d. 1899. 
Papers, 1854-61. 4 v. 



fnuay family. 

Papers, 1802-1935. 8 items snd 18 v. 

Issard, Joseph, 1798-1865. 

Papers, 1812-64. 6 v. snd 2 folders. 

Janeway, Jacob Jones, 1774-1858, 
Papers, 1826-57. 4 boxes. 

Johnson tamuy. 

Papers, 1744-1894. 158 items. 

Johnston, Lewis, 1704-1773. 

Papers, 1786-1836. 1 box and 8 folders. 

Jones, Chester Joanna Ketcbnm. 

Papers, 1878-1908. lv.sndlbox. 



Karcher, Joseph T 1908- 

Papers, 1929-33. 9 boxes. 



Pspers, 1731-1840. 95 



Joyce, 1886-1918. 

Papers, 1898-1920. 19 v. snd 2 folders. 



Kitchen, waham, 1827-1861. 

Papers, 1849-67. 5 v. and 2 boxes. 

Kite, Elisabeth Sarah, 1B64-1954. 

Papers, 1889-1955. S3 Hems and 3 boxes. 

Knabb, Peter. 

Pspers, 1768-1882. 249 Hems. 

Kriendler, I Robert, ccUcctar. 

Eriendler memorial collection. 7 boxes. 

La Grange, Bamardna. 

Papers, 1686-1864. lbox. 



MS 65-1651 
MS 66-1652 
MS 65-1653 
MS 65-1654 
MS 65-1665 
MS 66-1666 
MS 65-1657 

MS 65-1658 
MS 65-1666 
MS 65-1660 

MS 65-1661 
MS 65-1662 
MS 65-1663 
MS 65-1664 
MS 66-1666 



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RUTGERS roaVERSITY-UBRARY fW EW 
BKUNSWrre, W . J.) (Conrln^ 



Lnrason, Andrew, 1808-1885. 

Papers, 1840-74. 21 items end 6 r. 



—- . 1715-1780. 

Papers, 1704-1806. 8 folders. 

Leinn family. 

Papers, 1773-1925. 11 bane. 

Lewis, Wmtam Dmrid. 1792-168L 
Papers, 1802-66. 57 hems snd 17 v. 

Ltodsky, Philip, }. 1862. 

Papers, 1798-1904. 18 r. and 2 boxes. 

Iirtognton, Barton Edward, 1875-1848. 
Papers, 1922-48. ce.9ft. 

Looprtreet, Aaron. 

Pipers, 1818-45. 62 items. 



Low, Nicholas. 

Papers, 1782-1649. 2 bone. 

Lynn, Adrian, 1869-1950. 
Papers, WIS. 8 folders. 



ix. -".« ■ G 1800-1881. 

Papers, 1721-1856. 84 items and 5t. 

McCoy, Emma. 

Papers, 1902-18. «t. 

Mcxtaoy, Janes, 1753-1816. 
Papers, 1774-181S. jfoiders. 

McKair famuy. 

Papers, 1827-1939. 7itemsnnd4T. 



Papers, 1771-1902. ca. 1000 hams and 40 t. 

Marty, William Leaned, 1784-1857. 
Correspondency 1832-53. 69 items. 

Meed, Charles Adrianee. 

Papers, 1894-1943. 85* items and 1 t. 

NeOson fanny. 

Papers, 1690-1837. es_ 80,000 items. 

Nebon, William. 1847-1914. 
Papers, 1883-1913, 55 items. 

Newbold, Thomas, 1760-1823. 
Papers, 17»0-1877. It. 

O'Neill, Harold Edgar, 1888-1942. 
Papers 1907-4X Bl items. 

Otttager, Douglass, }. 1804. 
Papers, 1889-82. 4 folders. 

Parker family. 

Papers, 1788-1898. 4 t. sad 8 boxes. 

Pane family. 

Papers, 1811-1923. 8 folders. 

Peterson, Wlffiam. 1745-1808. 

Papers, 1745-1898. ca. 800 items. 



. ,1848-1918. 

Papers, 1870-1980. 4 folders. 

rVeJding, Frederick. 

Papers, 1782-1910. 7 folders. 

Philips, Jene E 

Papers, 1884-1938. 2 boxes. 



MS 66-1667 
MS 86-1888 
MS 66-1669 
MS 86-1670 
MS 65-1671 
MS 66-1672 
MS 65-1678 

MS 65-1674 
MS 65-1675 
MS 66-1876 
MS 65-1677 

MS 65-1678 
MS 66-1871 
MS 66-1680 

MS 65-1681 
MS 66-1682 
MS 65-1683 
MS 65-1684 
MS 65-1685 
MS 66-1688 
MS 65-1691 
MS 66-1687 
MS 66-1688 
MS 65-1689 

MS 65-1690 
MS 65-1692 
MS 65-1693 



Pitney, John H eeBsefer. 

New Jersey papers, 1708-1917. ca. 100 item* 

Prall, Joamh. 

Papers, 1818-82. 1 ,. .nd 2 f oMen. 

Price, Rodman McCamley, 1816-1894. 
Papers, 1842-190L 8 boxes. 

Price, Theophilns Towuend, } 1828 
Papers, 1769-1918. 68 items. 

Price family. 

Papers, 1755. 2 boxes, 

SeadramOj. 

Papers, 17S3-1890V 8 ». and 2 boxes. 

■tedding, William Foster, } 1860 
Papers, 1834-1953. 21f. 

Beere family. 

Papers, 1622-193:. 2 boxes. 

KeyneS, John. 

Correspondence, 1753-1818. 78 items. 



Papers, 1767-1864. 4 folders. 

BoebUnj-, Washington Aoantaa, 1887-1926. 
Papers, 1821-1927. eTandSceme. 

Rntgers, Gerard. 

Papers, 1778-1848. 6 T. and 2 boxes. 

Sehanek, Jane Ann. 

Correspondence, 1871-8L 132 items. 

Sehenek, Ferdinand Schnremna, 1790-1860. 
Papers, 1731-1879. 19 r. and 9 boxeT^ 

Scndder, "—jninin 

Papers, 1734-1816. 4 folders. 



-, Richard, 1787-1866. 
Papers, 1775-1858. 74 items and 1 t. 



MS 65-1694 
MS65-1695 
MS 65-1696 
MS 85-1697 
MS 66-1698 
MS 65-1699 
MS 65-1709 
MS 65-1701 
MS 85-1702 
MS 65-1704 
MS 65-1705 
MS 66-1706 
MS 65-1707 
MS 85-1708 
MS 65-1700 
MS 65-1710 



Alston fam*.. MS68-278 

Albton-Pringle-Bin collection, 1812-1920. 4380 items 
and 68 t. -™» 

Bacot family. MS « MM 

Baeot-Hoger collection, 1754-1927. 6 ft. 

x»Mwel, Josm* Walker, 18464980. MS64-1B50 

Pepers, 1860-1930. soft 

Becords, 1863-78. lOOr 1 -!•>.«. 



Bennett, John, 1885-1956. 

Papers.ee. 1900-57. 6 r. and 36 boxes. 

— Nathaniel, «»„ 1778-1819. 
Bowen-Cooke pepers, 1772-1857. 421 

Browghten family. 

Papers, 1703-1854. 100 items end St. 



MS 68-275 
MS 68-276 
MS 85-845 

MS 68-877 

_s.o. MSawre 

City departmental records, 1801-1936. 11 ft 
C3uacnnt-Mmer-MsnninK pepers. 1744-1900. 7 boxes. 



Ok,S. C. 

Records of coooty offices, 1868-1948. 29 ft 



MS6S-S81 



Papers, 1777-1938. 44 ft 

Cohen asms) and Company, CiarleHon, S. 0. 
Records, 1870-1906. 6 ft 



^•d™** States " *■**«• Amy. D.ft. of S*di 
Carolina. Otoravu, and Florida. 
Headmiirters papers, 1861-65. 968 items. 

Comer family. MS65-846 

Papers, 1844-1938. 60 feet 



De Sanson, Wilmot Gibbet, 1822-1886 



g, fcuN?S£T 8 ABBEY taanm ,Amn - 



Wirnxter, Bomtat, arcidial, 1809-1887 
Letters, 1867-87. ca. 115 items. 



MS •5-9006 



SANTA CLARA , TJKtVERSrTY OF , MTrtnrt 
ukKADRE LIBRARY j p£T3fr£ 5£i 



ReMen, Henry Wemyss, d. 182L 

ReMe&5mytle fetters, 1851-192L 193 items and 8 t. 



Ford, Timothy, 1762-1830. 

Ford-RiTenel collection, 1788-1866. cs. 1 ft 



MS 64-1552 



MS 63-28! 



Greene, Clay Meredith, 1850-1933. 
Papers, 1875-1930. 5 ft 



MS 85-844 



SCHLESINGE R LIBRARY QW THP m vrmy 
VF WOMEN IN AMBlV. , .r,,W 
C^=?CS see RADCLIFFE COLLEGE 
SCHLESINGER LIBRARY OS THE HBTCKY 
OP WOMEN IN AMERICA (CAMBRIDGE 
MAS S.) 



Papers, 1852-90. 6 boxes. 

. Caroline (Howard) 1794-18B8 
Letters, 1810-80. 109 items. 



, „ 1764-1826. 

Pepers, 1693-1878. ca. 6 ft 



MS 63-287 



SOtTTH CAROLINA BAPTIST HISTORICAL 
COLLECTIO N. FPRMAN UMVERSITY see 
iTUKnlAN mOVERSITY LIBRARY, SOUTH 
CAROLINA BAPTIST HISTORICAL COL- 
LECTION (GREENVILLE, S. C.) 

SOTJTH CAROLINA HTB TORICAT. SOCIETY 
tUMARLESTONT " 

MS 68-872 



. Withem, 1801-1864. 

Papers. 1757-1929. 6 r. and 81 boxes. 



GtBrit BxmtofTrah. MS68-288 

Records of the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plan- 
tations, 1719-42. 64 items. 



Hcyward, Da Base, 1886-1940. 
Pepers. 1880-1940. 10 ft 



Gadsden, 1848-1926. 

Papers, 1774-1908. 65 items. 

Johnson, John, 1829-1907. 

Papers, 1862-1906. cs. 30 items and 5 t. 

Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792. 
Papers, 1747-98. ea.6ft 



, , 1754-1782. 

Papers, 1775-81. 85 



MS 68-289 
MS 68-890 
MS 68-292 



MS 



690 



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SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY 

(CHARLESTON) (Continued) 

MS 53-295 
Lee, Hutson. 

Papers. 1858-65. 3 boxes. 

MS 63-296 
Magrath, Andrew Gordon, 1813-1893. 

Duplicate correspondence books, 1864-65. 3 t. 



Manfganit family* 

Papers, 1686-1873. 443 items and 5 t. 



Hazyck. Arthur, 1850-1914. 

Papers, 1840-83. 105 items. 

MiddUton, Arthur, 1T4Z-1T8T. 
Papers, 1767-83. 99 items. 



MS 68-897 
MS 63-898 
MS 63-499 



(WJeffl (Bernard) & Company, Chorletton, S. C. 
Mercantile records, 1861-99. 9 ft 



MS 68-800 



MS 63-314 
Teague, B H eoUtotor. 

Colonial, Berolntionary, and Confederate documents, 
1760-1894. 86 items. 

MS 63-816 

MS 63-316 



Vanderhorst family. 

Papers, 1736-1910. 12 boxes. 

Waring and Hayne, CtarUiton, S. C. 
Records, 1778-1821. 89 Hems. 

Weston family. 

Papers, 1788-1869. 216 items. 

Tatea, EBrabeth Ann, 1789-1868. 

Yates family letters, 1822-81. 198 items. 



Bostormann family. 

Correspondence, 1848-1988. 1 ft (290 items) 

Bradford, James Otey. 

Papers, 1869-1919. ca.Sft 



MS 68-817 



MS 63-318 



MS 65-847 



MS 63-801 



Pjnekney family. 

Palwre, 1708-1878. 2 ft. 

Poinsett, Joel Roberta, 1779-1851. 
Papers, 1B06-47. 84 items. 

MS 63-802 
Poreher, John Stoney, 1830 (ee.)-1916. _ 

Papers of John Stoney Poreher and allied famines, 1771- 
1883. 88 items and 3 t. 

MS 63-303 
Poppenham, Christopher Pritchard, 

Papers, 1860-65. 200 Hems. 



SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION, DARGAN - 
CARVER LIBRARY (NASHVILLE, TENN. ) 

MS64-1157 
Carver, WUUam Owen, 1666-1954. 

Peptra. 1874-1947. ea. 2 ft (ca. 1000 items) 



Schirmer. Jacob Frederick, 1803-1880. 
Diary and other papers, 1806-86. 1 ft 



MS 63-304 



Cnastain, James Garvin, 1853-1954. 

Papers, 1887-1952. ca. 50 items (6 v.) 

Cmneh, ABStfn, 1870-1957. 

Papers, 1893-1956. ca. 3 ft (2929 items) 

Dawson, Joseph Martin, 1879- 
Papers, 1935-54. 60 items. 



MS 64-1158 



MS 64-1658 



MS 64-1159 



MS 65-2005 

)'■■':■';'.'■ 

MS 64-788 
MS 64-784 
MS 65-2006 



Bosch, Niven, 1903- 

Papers, 1959-62. 75 items. 

Carman, Boas, 1861-1929. 

Papers, 1889-1927. ca. 2 ft. (525 items) 

MS 64-788 
Crothen, George Edward, 1870-1957. 

Papers, 1885-1957. ea_ 16 ft. (ca. 10,500 items) 



Elweu, CyrB Frank, 1884-1963. 
Papers, 1941-61. ea,2ft 



MS 64-728 



Exnctns Phete-FDm Corporation, Palo Alto, Calif. 
Records, 1914-18. ca. 2 ft. (ca. 1525 items) 



MS 64-787 



Dixon, Amri Clarence, 1854-1925. 

Papers, 1843-1930. ea. 14 ft. (ca. 6100 items) 



MS 64-1160 



MS 63-306 



MS 63-307 



Smith, Daniel Elliott Huger. 1846-1932. 
Notebooks. ea.4rL 

MS 63-305 
Smith, Henry Augustus MMdkton, 1853-1924, collector. 
Maps and plats, 1709-1913. 400 items. 

MS65-849 
Smith, William Lowjhton, 1758-1812. 
Papers, 1774-1832. 2 ft 

Smyth, James Adger, 5. 1637. 
Papers, 1861-64. 4 v. 

Smythe, Augustine Thomas, 1842-1914. 
Paper!. 185.1-1903. 3 boxes. 

MS 65-850 
South Carolina Historical Society. 

EpWopal Church records in South Carolina. 1 694-1 !>62. 
ca. 12 ft. 

MS 63-308 
South Carolina Historical Society. 

Family account books, 1802-99. 18 v. 

M563-809 
Sooth Carolina. Historical Society. 

Merchants' papers, 1764-1857. 92 items and 4 v. 

MS 68-619 
Sooth Carolina Historical Society. 

Papers of South Carolina Militia units, 1798-1916. ea. 
2 ft. 

MS 63-311 
1784- 

MS 66-861 
Sooth Carolina Historical Society. 

Records relating to St John's Parish, Berkeley Co, S. C, 
1760-1853. 7 v. 

MS 68-312 
South Carolina Historical Society. 

South Carolina low country land records, 1696-1854. ca. 
100 items and 3 v. 

MS 63-318 
South Carolina Historical Society. 

South Carolina plantation papers, 1748-1914. ca. 2 ft- 

MS 65-852 
South Carolina Historical Society. 

Travel journals, diaries, and memoirs, 1700-190.. ca. 2 
feet 



Hays, Brooks, 1898- 

Papers. 1950-50. 4 ft (4900 items) 

lie, Ernest Eugene, 1876-1962. 

Papers, 1908-55. ca. 4 ft. (ea. 1800 items) 

Norris. John Franklyn, 1877-1952. 

Papers. 1928-52. 20 ft. (ca. 89,000 items) 

Orchard, George Herbert, b. 1796. 
Papers. 1805-55. ca. 60 items. 

Weaver, Rufus Washington, 1870-1947. 
Papers, 1903-46. 6 ft (1730 items) 

Winkler, Edwin Theodore, 1823-1883. 
Papers, 1851-1941. ca. 50 items. 



MS 64-1161 
MS 64-1162 
US 64-1163 
MS 64-1694 
MS 64-1164 
MS 64-1165 



Ftoezster, Norman, 1887- 

Pepers, ca. 1900-49. ea. 120 items. 

Foote, Mary (HaHock) 1847-1938. 

Correspondence, 1863-1034. 1 ft (575 items) 



Gaknrorthy, John. 1867-1933. 
Papers, 1912-32. 135 items. 

Gibbons, A S 

Correspondence. 1852-68. 69 items. 



MS 64-728 
MS 66-8007 

MS 66-864 

MS 64-489 

MS 64-780 



South Carolina Historical Society. 

Records of South C-*™!"" clubs and 
1964. ca.l7ft 



SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. TJNIVERSTrY OF 
see UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALI- 
FORNIA (LOS ANGELES) 



SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION, UNI - 
VERStTY OF NORTH CAROLINA LIBRARY 
see NORTH CAROLINA. UNIVERSITY 
LIBRARY, SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COL- 
LECTION (CHAPEL HILL) 

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, LANE MEDICAL 
LIBRARY (STANFORD, CALIF.T 

MS 64-116C 
Stanford Oiiuc'S Auxiliary and San Francisco Maternity. 
Record*. 4 v. and 7 boxes. 

MS 64-1167 
Stanford University. Lone Medieol Library. 

Manuscript writings and records, ca. 1732-1051. (MS 61- 
268) 
Addition, 1864-ca. 1950. ca. 20 items, 2 v. and 13 f olden. 

STANFORD UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES 
(STANFORD UNIVERSITY. CALIF. ) 



Guerard, Albert Joseph, 1914- 
. Papers. 1ft 

MS 66-895 

Guerard, Albert Leon, 1880-1959. 

O>rrespondence, 1909-59. ca. 2 ft. (719 items) 

MS 65-856 
Hopkins, Timothy, 1859-1937, wHeeter. 

Transportation collection, 1830-92. 12 ft (2782 items) 

MS 64-781 
Hoamer, Charles. 

Letters of Charles and Edward Hoamer, 1849-63. 69 
items. 

MS 65-2008 

MS 65-2009 
MS 65-867 

MS 66-2010 
MS 64-782 

MS 66-2011 
MS 65-868 
MS 64-788 



Anderson family. , 

Papers, 1848-1948. 30 ft (ca. 45,000 items) 

Barnes, Mary (Sheldon) 1850-1898, aOecttr. 
Pacific Slope manuscripts, 1769-1895. 1ft 

Bierce, Ambrose, 1842-19141 

Papers, 1872-1913. 3 ft (100 items) 



MS 64-722 



MS 66-853 



MS 65-8004 



Huxley, Among Leonard, 1894-1963. 
Papers, 1922-34. 432 items. 

Jackling, Daniel Cowan, 1869-1956. 

Papers, 1911-56. 18 ft (ca. 40,000 items) 

Jacks, David, 1822-1909. 

Pnpers, 1845-1905. ca. 3 ft (ca. 8750 items) 

Jones, Herbert Coffin. 1881 1- 

Papers. 1911-64. 43 ft. (ca. 40,000 items) 

Kane, Thomas Leiper, 1822-1883. 
Tapers, 1846-86. ca. 70 items. 

Keeshng, Francis Valentine, 1877-1963. 

Papers, 1906-57. 33 ft (ca. 40,000 items) 

Lander family. 

Papers, 1848-63. 200 items. 

Lewis, Janet, 1899- 

Papers, 1948-61. ca. 600 items. 

MS 65-859 
Uiid-Goidschmidt, Jenny Maria, 1820-1887. 

Papers of Jenny Iind and Otto GcJdschmidt, 1835-1917. 
2 ft (ca. 500 items) 

MS 65-860 
Liasner, Meyer, 1871-1930. 

Papers, 1903-23. ca. 30 ft (40,000 items) 



_, Francis Butler, 1861-1948. 
Papers. 1897-1939. 5 ft (ca. 2000 hems) 



, — ek. 1876-1916. 

Papers, 1897-1916. 182 items. 

Mmer, John Franklin, 1831-1SB6. 

Papers, 1848-86. 2 ft (ca. 8750 items) 



MS 65-861 
MS 64-784 



STANFORD UNIVERSITY LIBRARIE S 
(Continued) ' -^ 



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Mnrat, AchiDe, prince, 1801-1847. 

Papers, 1809-45. ca 3 ft. (2100 items) 

Needham, James Cum. 1864-1942. 

Papers, 1893-1936. 5 ft (ca 9000 items.) 

Norris, Kathleen (Thompson) 1880-1966 
Papera 9ft 



MS 65-663 



MS 85-804 



MS64-7S6 



*Bek, Alexander Clarence, 1889-1942. 
Papers. 1895-1942. 39boies- 

Biggins, Frank Waykind, 1856-1907 
Papers, 1859-1906. 7 boxes. 

"•"»■. S Wentworth, 1885-1960 

Papers, 1938-58. ca. 35,000 items. 



MS 64-1169 
MS 64-1170 
MS 84-1171 



Califomiana collection, 1782-1936. ca 100 items. 

«nKta2rer Mujuw Coboiobt. M365-866 

Records, 1851-1920. 1ft (175 items) 

»-%.*-»■ coW ^"^ 

Shatter, Wflfiam Eafus, 1835-1906 ^ 6MS8 

Papers, 1862-1904. 3 ft (ca M00 items) 

Sfcoup, PaoL 18T4-1S46 MS eiJm 

Papers, 1928-46. ca5ft (ca. 7500 items) 

Stanford Unrwrsfty. Lanm,,. MS 65-869 

items? W " *"* mim " T "*'*"' 1Ml - 6s - 1 ft- (c. 830 

Stanford University. LibnH,, MS 65-870 

^CokmiM end early American pspers. 1739-1891. 1 ft. ( 195 



^~, 1886 («.)- 

Papers, 1837-1948. 1200 items. 

Adams, Paul Jay, 1901- 

Paprrs, 1918-62. em. 50 items and 19 t. 

American Society for Testing Materials. 

OtneoUecdoo, 1954-61. ca. 900 items. 

Anthony, Martto (FarBwr) ^^ 

banner family p.p.,5, 1888-89. 300 items. 



Steele, WDbwr Daniel, 1886- 

Pepers, 1907-61. 5 ft. (ca. 600 items) 

Stegner, Wallace Earte, 1909- 
Papers. 2 ft. 



Sterling, George, 1869-1926. 

Papers, 1909-1946. 1 ft (ca. 150 items) 

Urmy, darenoe Thomas, 1858-1923 

Papers, 1878-1936. 1 ft (ca. 450 items) 

Vega. Pttrjdo. 

Papers, 1855-64. ca. 5 ft. (ca. 4500 items) 

White, Stephen Malktry, 1853-1901 
Papers, 1971-1901. 28 ft. 

White, Wmiam ADen, 1868-1944. 
Letters, 1889-1945. 142 items. 

Williams, Mary Wnhehnine, 1878-1944. 
Papers. 1911-43. ca_2ft. 



MS 68-871 
MS 64-737 

MS 65-872 
MS 65-2012 
MS 65-8013 

MS 64-738 

MS 65-873 
MS 64-739 



^Sgf^g^^ggj 



MS 64-1173 
MS 64-1173 
MS 64-1174 

MS 65-874 

_. MS 66-875 

Papers; 1796-1927. ca i ft. (ca. 500 items) 

Boyd, Nannie SeaweB, cdUctor ^ *"'" 

Montsomery Bell pop*,,, 13 ^_ 1 , 39 .„,_ m .^ 

Bwkner, Mary Ekzabeth (Stay) MS *"*'* 

Papers, 1818-1923. ca 4 ft (SOOO items) 

Collier family. MS 64-1176 

Papers. 1833-96. 4 ft. (2600 items and 48 t.) 

Crockett, tfn. Peon, coUtctc MS64-]1tT 

.j£* Crockett Vesical coDecM.*, m7 ^. ^ ^ 

CralchfieU family. MS 64-1 178 

Papers, 1828-86. ca. 50 items and 1 r. 



Laaderdale family. MS64-1190 

Papers, 1812-1909. ca 150 items. 

MeCntchen famBy. MS6.V*81 

Papers, 1818-1958. ca. 1 ft. (ca 2000 items). 

•WVrhnd, LutJe Moore. MS65-882 

Ganealogical papers, 19J4-51. ca. 1J0 item, and 15 v. 

McRaren, WiHJam Henry, i§sh_ MS6W8S 

Papers, 1851-1964. ca8ft. 

*"-, J«h» Trotwood, 1858-1929 MS86-8B* 

Papers. 1781-1SJ7. ca. 40 ft.' («. aafiOO items, 

Morgan family. US 64-1191 

Papers, 1775-1938. ca 900 itema 



Records. C ft. (ca 1000 items) 

O-a^Harriet Fasnn (Ctappdt) ^ *** 

Owdey charta ca, 3 ft (ca. 1500 p.) 

MBcellaneous papers, 1822-1S63. ca 30 items .ad l e. 



Robertson, James, 1742-1814. 
Papers.. 1784-1814. 376 items. 

Robinson family. 

PaperM855-194S. 400 hems a ad 7 y. 

BaOaa Co-operative Association. 
Records. 1896-1963. ca. 50 ' 



Harden family. 

Papers, 1832-1944. 



MS 64-1179 
6 ft. (500 items and 46 t.) 

MS 64-1180 



SUTTER'S FOR T STATE RTS-m pTr at monu 
ME NT (SAC HAMKNTO, HAT tT * M ° m 



BUwtii, John, 1819-1900 

Papers, 1842-88. ca. 1000 items. 



MS 65-2014 
MS 65-2016 



Heed, James Frazier. 1800-1874. 
Papers, 1832-1928. «. 500 items. 

Sutter's Port State Historical Monnmant, AWaairl'eSS? 
Miscellaneous papers, 1848-70. ca. 150 itamT^' A 

^laJTva* f 0LLEGE IJBRAPY """"" 

Fletcher, Elijah. 1789-1858. ** 6t "" 5i 

LeUers, 1803-46. 61 items. 

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (N Y ) 

DahUjren, John Adohmns Bernard, 1809-1870 MS6 *" U,e 
Papers. 1823-70. ca. 500 itema 



Drane family. 

Pap-,*. 1719-1928. 900 itenis and 7 r. 

Records, 1847-1947. 7 ft 

Fergoaoon family. 

Papers, 1824-1927. 10 ft. (ca. 7000 items) 

Figaers family. 

Papers, 1764-1904. 500 items. 

Gale, Dudley, 1898-1963 

Papers. 1863-1918. ca. 125 items. 

Gentry, Snsie, coBsclor 

Papers, 1777-1934. ca 1000itons«nd2 T . 

Goodloe. HaDmn Wood, 1869-1056 

Papers, 1863-1956. 10 ft (ca 7500 items) 

Hfrtfr George Carroll, lsso-isn 
Papers, 1836-86. ca.250itamiL 

Hayes family. 

Paptrs, 1848-88. ca 1200 itema 

HoTJoweK, Uiu Frank, 1880-1962. 

Papers, 1834-1961. 3 ft. (ca. 1600 items) 



MS 64-1181 

MS 64-1182 

MS 65-877 
MS 64-1183 
MS 64-1184 

MS 64-1185 

MS 65-878 
MS 64-1148 
MS 64-1187 



S * m £"!*, MemoriaI Aasodatkm, IfnivOU. 
Becords, 1930-61. ca. 1 ft ""»■«• 

Shields family. 

Papers, 1834-S1. ca. 100 itema 

Snced family. 

.Paper, 1796-1956. ca 2 ft (1800 items) 

Scrapbooks, 1951-57. ca. 8 ft 

Temieasee Library Association. 

Bxords, 1902^2. ca.l4ft (aL 9000 items) 

Tennessee, state library and Archi™, v » * ISS5 -88T 
«=ript Divi*i<m. ArcluTes, ^MAoiB.. Umu. 

Di«ies and memoirs, 1775-1062. 33 items and 34 r. 



MS 64-1 194 
MS 64-1195 
MS 64-1196 
MS 64-1197 
MS 64-11*8 

MS 64-1196 

MS 64-1200 

MS 65-886 



Horton, Hlnhla, 1910-1956, aMector. 

Folic mmnc collection, 1935^6. a, 3 ft (800 items, 

Jackson. Howell Edmonds. 1832-1895 
Papers, 1864-1942. ca. 400 itema 

Killehrew, Joseph Buckner, 1831-1906 

Pape.-s. 1797-1906. 2 ft. (ca 1000 items) 



MS 65-879 
1 items) 
MS 65-880 

MS 04-1188 



Lane, Michael B D 

Papers, 1799-1895. ca. 300 itema 



MS 64-1189 



Sta< « Library and Ar,hl™ „ , MS65-888 

«*i p t Wririoa. ""*" a " a Archrrea, f/arinltU. Han*. 

T^mmse. others and Stings on T«m«ma ca 84 ft 
TENNESSEE. UNIVERSITY r.m»»v ^^ 

Oaxtan, PhJhndor PHesttey, 1862-195T ^ 6 *" IS( * 

PapMs, 1890-1955. 90ft (ca 30,000 items) 

IWjoale, .Vm, WiHiam ADen, i 1934. V& M_1M8 

Papers, 1831-1960. 3 ft. (ca 250 items) 

BM Td^L Gtttn M'Grendr. 1T9T-M84. M3 * MS0 » 
Papers, 1790-1912. sft (ca660item.) 

Sanfard, Edward Terry, 1865-1930 ^ 8t " U0 * 

Papro, 1879-1930. 75 itema 

BUmmt. St G-n^, LeakK 1878-1960 ^ M " 1S0S 

hemsT' 89 ' 6 reMRh wllection, 1793-1928. 12 ft (ca 6000 

Thorabnrgh, Lanra. MS W^ 1808 

Papers, 1928-62. Bft. 

TEXAS. UNIVERSITY LIBRA RY TEXAS 
ARCHIVES (AUSTIN) ~ 

EPP.™»,B H ^^ VS ^ 7,B 

Par»rM8S»-78. 831 itema 



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ARCHIVES (AUSTIN) (Continued) 



Erskine, Andrew Nelson, 1826-1862. 
Papers, 1845-62. ca. 100 items. 

EweD family. 

Papers, 1789-1824. ca. US items. 

Hide;, Richard W 1851-1937. 

Papeis, 1883-1915. ca.lft. 

Fisher, Henry F 1805-1867. 

Papers. 1830-70. ca. 420 items. 

Franklin, Benjamin Cromwell, 1805-1878. 
Papers, 1B05-1915. ea.4ft. 



Frazier family. 

Papers, 1839-1910. 150 items. 



MS 64-742 

MS 64-743 
MS 64-744 

MS 64-745 

MS 64-746 
MS 64-747 



Frazor family. 

Papers, 1784-1884. 50 items. 

MS 64-748 
Fulmore, Zachary Taylor, 1846-1923. 
Papers, 1735-1911. 735 items. 

MS 64-749 
Fulton, George Ware, 1810-1893. 

Papers of George W. and James C. Fulton, 1836-1911. 
ca. 5 ft. 

MS 64-750 
Galveston Screwmen's Benerolent Association. 

Records, 1866-1922. ca.3ft. 



MS 64-1208 
Cnmmings famuy. 

Papers of the Cnmmings and Blade families, 1840-1962. 
1158 items. 

MS 64-1209 



Giniler, Henry, 1831-1922, 

Papers, 1861-1922. 66 items. 

Lanier, Sidney, 1842-1881. 

Papers, 1875-89. 59 items. 



MS 64-1210 



MS 64-1211 



LonWanaiB (Steamboat) 

Records, 1824-25. 98 items and 2 v. 

MS 66-889 
Marine Paint and Varnish Company, inc. Afar Wsbm. 
Records. 1917-59. 48,527 items. 

MS 64-1212 
Montegut family. 

Le Gardenr-Montecut papers, 1728-1880. 83 Hems. 



Ogden, Henry D 

Papers, 1862-65. 8« items. 



MS 65-890 



Glasgow family. 

Papers, 1795-ca. 1889. ca. 1ft 

Goodnight, Charles, 1836-1929. 

Paprrs, 1882-1930. ca. 175 items. 

Geedridge, Charles Fred, i. 1930. 
Papers, 1904-29. 358 items. 



Graham, Edwin S 1831-1899. 

Papers, 1825-1017. ca. 2 ft. 

Green, Thomas Jefferson, 1801-1863. 
Papers, 1789-1872. ca. 150 items. 

Grace family. 

Papers, 1824-71. ca. 80 items. 

Hanriek, Edward. 

Papprs, 1831-70. ca. 250 items. 

Harlan, Charles T 

fetters, 1844-56. ca. 75 items. 



MS 64-751 
MS 64-762 
MS 64-753 

MS 64-754 
MS 64-755 
MS 64-756 
MS 64-757 
MS 64-758 
MS 64-759 



MS 64-1218 
, d. 1861. 
Papers, 1836-63. 93 items. 

MS 64-1214 
Sixer family. 

Helen Josephine Sizer collection, 1803-9L 117 items. 

MS 64-1215 
Winsor, Daniel L 

Corrospondence, 1829-09. 129 items. 



U. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, MANUSCRIPT 
DIVISION (WASHINGTON, D. C.) 

MS 64-1556 



MS 64-762 



Abbe, Cleveland, 1838-1916. 

Paper.. 1850-1916. 15 ft. (9500 items) 

Allen, Elisha Hunt, 1804-1883. 

Papers. 1849-1934. 3 ft. (2000 items) 

MS 63-319 
American Historical Association. 

Records, 1884- 189 ft. (ca. 141,600 items) 



MS 63-320 



Henderson, Thomas Stalworth, 1859-1937. 
Papers, 1852-1930. ca. 57 ft. 

MS 64-760 
Nmm, Thomas, d. ca. 1875. 

Julia Wrenn Hardy collection, 1834-1912. ca. 100 items, 



TILTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY. TTJLANE 
UNIVERSITY - see TTJLANE UNIVERSITY 
OF LOUISIANA, HOWARD-TILTON 
MEMORIAL LIBRARY (NEW ORLEANS) 



TOLEDO MUSEUM OF ART (OHIO) 

MS 64-761 
Toledo. Museum of Art. 

George W. Stevens collection, 1780-1908. 52 items 



TREVOR ARNETT LIBRARY (ATLANTA. GA. ) 
see ATLANTA TJOTVERSITY, TREVOR 
ARNETT LIBRARY (GA. ) 



TTJLANE UNTVERSITY OF LOUISIANA, 

HOWARD-TILTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY 



(NEW ORLEANS) 



Bryan, 1872-1962. 
World War I papers, 1918-19. 1573 itema 



MS 64-1207 



Andersen, Hendrik Christian. 1872-1940. 
Papers, 1880-1940. 14 ft. (4000 items) 

Arendt, Hannah, 1906- 

Papers, 1935-63. 3 ft. (100 items) 

M 
Arnold. Henry Harley, 1886-1950. 

Papers, 1907-50. 110 ft. (85,000 items) 

1 

Atherton, Gertrude Franklin (Horn) 1857-1948. 
Papers, 1889-1943. 1 ft. 



MS 65-891 



Badger, Alfred Mason, 1808-1868. 

Papers, 1632-03. ca. 50 items and 2 v. 



Bailey, OrraB 

Letters, 1862-64. 75 items. 



BaMerstou, John Lloyd, 1889-1954. 

Papers, 1915-50. 1 ft. (ca. 400 items) 

Bancker, Charles NieoU, A 1869. 

Letters received, 1803-30. 217 itema 



Bayard, Thomas Francis, 1828-1896. 

Papers, 1780-1899. 55 ft- (60,000 items) 



Beauregard, Pierre Gustave Toutant, 1818-1893. 
Papers, 1844-83. 7 ft. 

1 

Benson, William Shepherd, 1855-1932. 

Papers, ca. 1791-1941. 20 ft. (ca. 14,500 items) 

Blaine, Jama GOtaspie, 1830-1893. 
Papers, 1850-93. 5 ft. (550 items) 



MS 64-763 



MS 63-323 



MS 64-764 



MS 63-326 



BrinekleV John Ramsey, 1839-1910. 
Papers, 1859-1936. ca. 273 items. 

Brodhead, Daniel Dodge. 

Papers, 1821-53. ca. 2 ft. (WOO items) 

Branson, lueodore B 

Letter book, 1863^5. 1 v. 

Bruce family. 

Papers, 1792-1892. 2 ft. (1500 items) 



Byanm, William Dallas, 1846-1927. 
Papers, 1894-1905. 500 items. 



Horace, 1804-1885. 
Pajwrs, 1834-1961. 2 ft. (ca. 1800 items) 



Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919. 

Papers, 1803-1935. 67,000 items. 

Carroll. Daniel, 1764-1849. 

Papers. 1662-1910. 5 ft. (2600 items) 



MS 63-328 



MS 63-829 



MS 63-331 



MS 65-892 



MS 64-767 



MS 64-768 



MS 65-893 
Carson, Christopher, 1809-1868. 
Letter book, 1863-64. 70 items. 

MS 63-332 
Cater, Douglas J 

Letters of Douglas J. and Rufus W. Cater, 1859-85. 60 
items. 

MS 63—^33 

Cathcart, James Leander, 1767-1843. 
Papers, 1785-1817. 300 items. 

MS 63-334 
Chandler, William Perm, 1. 1820. 
Papers, 1854-56. 4 v. 

MS 65-894 
Chapman, John, 1801-1854. 

Plans and letters for the*ariel steam air carriage, 1841-44. 
35 items. 



Blumentritt, Ferdinand, 1853-1913. 
Briefr, 1894-1909. 218 items. 

Book-of-tlte-Montli Club, /few Turk. 

Records, 1939-58. ca. 23 ft. (14,900 items) 



MS 64-1218 
MS 64-1558 



MS 65-895 



MS 63-335 



MS 63-336 



MS 65-897 



MS 64-1659 



Conkling, Roscoe, 1 

Papers, 1769-1895. 150 items. 

MS 64-1217 
Copley family. 

John Singleton Copley family papers, 1767-1»15. 60 items 
and 1 reel of microfilm (25 items) 

MS 64-769 
Corbin, Henry Clark, 1842-1909. 

Papers. 1864-1938. 8 ft. (2000 items) 



Cotton, Jeeaah Dexter, i. 1822. 

Correspondence, 1846-68. 1 ft. (300 items) 



Chesnut, James, 1815-18B5. 

Correspondence, 1862. 250 items. 

Church, William Omul, 1836-1917. 
Papers, 1862-1924. ca.2ft 



Qapp family. 

Papers, 1796-1912. 4 ft. (2100 items) 



Clay, Henry, 1777-1852. 

Papers, 1770-1910. 7 ft. (4500 items) 

dowry, Robert Charles, 1838-1925. 
Papers, 1862-71. ca. 75 items. 

Colfax, Schuyler, 1823-1885. 
Papers, 1337-82. 152 items. 



Covodc. John, 1808-1871. 

Papers, 1864-70. ca. 100 items. 



Croffnt, William Augustus, 1835-1915. 

Papers, 1774-1933. 12 ft. (7500 items) 



Culbertson, William Smith, 1884- 

Papers. 1897-190-2. 70 ft. (ca. 51.000 items) 

Curtis, Benjamin Robbira, 1809-1874. 
Papers, 1831-79. 460 items. 



MS 65-899 



MS 66-900 



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U. S. LIBRARY OF COWTBESS. MAMTlsmnyr 

DIVISrQM (WtSHTOCT ftv tv' r. * > ^' J 



• ~ wmh vr ^v^rrun.r. aa. MAf 

DmSION fWASHmGTOW .^frt - 
(Continued) 



""• Charles Aii.Im.ob, 1819-1897 HS *" 

Papers, 1859-62. 300 items. 

Daris, Elmer Holmes, 1890-1958. MS W ~ U< 

Papers, 1893-1957. 9 ft. (ca. 7800 items) 

B»™, Jefferson, 1808-1888 ^ 6M! 

Papers, 1B35-1013. ca. 630 items. 

Derissen, Cfinton Joseph, 1882-1958 MS 64-158 

Papers, 1916-57. 5 ft. (3000 items) 

Delano family. MS63-34I 

Papers, 18S3-89. ca. 1 ft. (1540 kerns) 

Dickinson, Aims Elizabeth, 1842-1832. MS 64-166 

Papers, 1860-1932. 12 ft. (ca. 8500 items) 

Doobttle. Janes Rood, 1815-1897 ** 8M<IS 

Papers, 1858-1929. 1J6 items. 

Draper, William Franklin, 1842-1810 MS 63-841 

Letters, 1881-1910. 120 items. 

Dunk* family. MS 63-842 

Papers, 1750-1930. 8 ft (5000 items) 

Dunne, Finley Peter, 1867-1936. ^ e3_MS 

Correspondence, 1889-1936. ca. 160 items. 

EM, Henry, 1814-1850. MS 68-844 

Letters, 1831-49. 250 items. 

HUs-AIb. pspers, 1795-1880. ,14 ft. (90,000 ij£ ^^ 



Greeley, Horace, 1811-1872. 

Papers, 1826-1928. 4 ft. (ca. 1500 items) 

fina. Doff, 1791-1875. 

Papers, 1813-79. 2 ft. (1200 items) 

Graham, Walter Quintin, 1832-1895. 

Papers, 1857-1930. 10 ft. (12,000 hems) 

Ha m i lto n , William. 1824-1896 
Papers, 1838-96. 300 items. 



_ — . „ Henry, 1807-1864. 

Papers, 1828-75. 10 ft. (5000 itan 



Eai8-Allan papers, 1705-1889. (NTS 63-345) 
■ AcMition, 1810-35. 85 items. 



— , 1753-1825. 

Papers, 1761-1885. 1 ft. (650 items) 



MS 65-903 
MS 64-1568 



.John, 1737-1793. 

Papers, 1775-95. 1 ft. 

Hardfe, James Allen, 1823-18T6 
Papers, 1844-86. 345 items." 

Harding, Thomas Swann. 1890- 

Papers, 1921-59. cs.3ft (1800 items) 

Hatch, John Porter, 1822-1901 
Papers, 1843-68. 150 items. 

Hawks. Esther H 

Papers, 1B56-6T. 315 items. 

B«d>o>ck, Ethan ABen, 1798-1870. 

Papers, 1810-73. 6 ft. (3000 items) 

aflteheatfc, Gilbert Monell, 1859-1934 
Papers, 1910-35. 300 items. 

Hetmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894 

Papers, 1846-94. 2 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 

Hoover, Irwin Hood, 1871-1933. 

Papers, 1909-33. ca.4ft (650 items) 



MS 65-907 
MS 64-1568 

MS 63-350 
MS 63-351 
MS 68-362 
MS 64-1219 
MS 63-353 
MS 63-354 
MS 63-355 

MS 63-356 
MS 64-156* 

MS 63-357 

MS 65-808 

MS 83-358 

MS 65-809 



Besom, Louis Richard, 1845-1925. 

Papers, ca. 1870-1907. 1 ft. (ca. 900 items) 

Hyee, Seudder, 1879-1933. 

Papers, 1911-33. ca. 7 ft. (4800 items) 

Krug, Julius Albert, 1907- 

Papers, 1936-50. 47 ft. (34JI16 items) 

Lamb, Antboay. 

Papers, 1779-1862. 125 



Ewing, Charles, 1835-1883. MS 65-904 

Family papers, 1769-1950. 12 ft. (ca. 9000 items) 

Ewing, Thomas, 1789-1871. MS 65-905 

Family papers, 1757-1941. 123 ft. (cE . 94,000 itHns) 



Felt, Joseph Barlow, 1789-1809. 

Sermons, 1821-34. 1 ft. (150 items) 

Fessenden, William Pitt, 1806-1869 

Papers. 1832-78. 2 ft. (1000 items) 

Fiske, John, 1842-1901. 

Letters, 1867-96. 54 items. 

Forbes, John Murray, 1771-1831 
Papers, 1817-30. 200 items. 

Forster, Rudolph, 1873-1943. 

Papers, 1900-44. 3 ft, (1650 items) 

Franklin, William Buel, 1823-1903 
Papers, 1861-65. 100 items. 

French, Daniel Cheater. 1850-1931. 

Papers, 1850-1962. 31 ft. (22^00 items) 

Gilbert, Cass, 1859-1934. 

Papers, 1844-1960. lift (7800 items) 

Gflman, Nicholas, 1755-1814. 
Papers. 1776-1824. 165 items. 



MS 64-1564 

MS 63-346 
MS 65-806 
MS 63-347 
MS64-1565 
MS 63-348 
MS 64-1506 
MS 63-349 
MS 04-1567 
MS 64-1218 



Hoxie. Vinnie (Beam) 1847-1914. 



MS 65-912 

MS 63-366 
MS 64-778 
MS 63-466 
MS64-157S 
MS 63-367 
MS 63-368 
MS 65-913 
MS 63-369 

Lieber, Frauds, 1800-1872. MS 63-870 

Papers, 1841-72. 250 items. 

Records, 1875-1963. 4 ft (500 itema)^ 

MS 63-871 

MS 63-372 

MS 63-374 



Land, Emory Scott, 1879- 

Papers, 1901-55. 10 ft. (5750 Hems) 

Latrobe, Benjamin Henry. 1764-1820 
Papers, 1803-17. ca. 400 items. 

Lay, George Waahingtaa, 1798-1860. 
Papers, 1832-79. 140 items. 

Learoot, Irrine Luther, 1869-1949 

Papers, 1890-1964, 9 ft. (ca. 6000 items) 

Leslie Woman Suffrage Commission. 
Records, 1911-18. 1200 i 



Hughes, Hugh, d. 1804 

Papers. 1768-1875. 1 ft. (ca. 795 items) 

Hunt, Henry Jackson, 1819-1889 

Papers, 1841-1910. 6 ft. (4500 items) 

lugersou, Henrietta (Crosby) 

Comapondance, 1838-90. 95 items. 

***%*• Andruw, rW. U. S ,1767-1845 

Papers, 1775-1860. 45 ft-V litems) 

Jackson, Thomas Jonathan, 1824-1863. 
Papers, 1845-1941. ca. 120 items. 

Johnson, Adelaide, 1856-1955 

Papers, 1875-1947. 40 ft (30,000 items) 



Johnson. Richard Mentor, 1781-1850 
Papers. 1808-17. 160 items. 



Johnson, William Samuel, 1727-1819 
Papers, 1745-90. 65 items. 



Gray. Horace, 1828-1902. 

Correspondence, 1845-1902. 1 reel of microfilm (400 
items) 



Jones, Jesse Hobnail, 1874-1956 

Papers, 1916-60. 128 fL (78,000 items) 

Kantor, MacKinlay, 1904- 
Pajwrs, 1917-61. 30 ft. 

Keene. Lama, 1826-1873. 

Papers, 1855-76. 107 items. 

Kb^sbnry, John Adams, 1876-1956 

Papers, 1882-1936. 17 ft (12,000 items) 



MS 63-359 
MS 63-360 
MS 65-910 
MS 63-368 
MS 64-772 
MS 63-361 

MS 68-362 

MS 63-364 

MS 64-1570 
MS 65-911 
MS 64-1571 
MS 64-1572 



Logan family. 

Papers, 1847-1923. 61 ft (46,000 items) 

Mahie, Hamilton Wright, 1846-1916. 
Papers. 1882-1914. 125 items. 

McCuDoeh, Hugh, 1808-1895. 
Papers, 1855-94. 600 items. 

McLean, Evelyn (Walsh) 1886-1947 

Papers. 1886-1948. 40 ft. (ca. 45,000 items) 

McPherson, Edward, 18.10-1895 

Pa]..-.*, 1736-1036. 23 ft. (ca. 1S.0O0 items) 

Papers. 1723-1859. 27 ft (ca. 11,550 items) 

Mangum, Willie Person, 1792-1881 

Papers, 1771-1906. 7 ft (ca. 5000 items) 

Manning, Daniel, 1831-1887 

Papers, 1885-1921. 2 ft (900 items) 

Marble, Man te n , 1834-1917 

Papers, 1852-1916. 20 ft (14JW0 items) 

Marry. WiDiam Leaned, 1786-1857 

Papers. 1R06-57. 20 ft. (15,000 items) 

Martin family. 

PaiHTS. 1740-1887. en. 130 items. 



-., Matthew Fontaine, 1806-1873 
Papers, 1825-1927. 15 ft (14^50 items) 



Maynard, Edward, 1813-1891. 
Papers. 1 845-58. 150 items. 

Meigs, Montgomery Cunningham, 1816-1892 
Papers, 1849-92. 7 ft. (3800 items) ^ 

Meyer, George Ton Lengerke, 1858-1918 
Papers, 1901-09. 2 ft (50 items) 

Miller, Byron S 1915- 

Papors, 1945-46. 1 ft (100 items) 

Mitchell, Samuel Chiles, 1864-1948. 

Papers, 1903-13. 8 ft. (ca. 5000 items) 



MS 65-914 

MS 65-915 

MS 68-375 
MS 63-373 

MS 63-876 

MS 63-377 

MS 64-1575 

MS 65-916 
MS 63-378 
MS 68-379 
MS 63-880 
MS 65-917 
MS 64-157* 
MS 65-918 



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P. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. MANUSCRIPT 
DIVISION (WASHINGTON, P. C. ) 
(Continued) 



Mitscher. Marc Andrew, 1887-1947. 

rnjurs. l!>ll)-ji ca. 2 ft. (en. SOU items) 



Monekton, Robert, 1726-1782. 

Papers, 1754-63. cu. 50 items. 

Moon, John Austin, 1855-1921. 

Papers. 1800-1921. 3 ft. (SO items) 



MS 63-919 

MS 63-381 
MS 68-382 

MS 63-383 
MS 64-1220 



Moore, Joseph Arthur. 1879-1937. 

Papers, 1915-27. 3 ft. (2000 items) 

Morrill, Justin Smith, 1810-1898. 

Papers. 1825-1923. 22 ft. (10,620 items) 

MS 64-TH 
Morris family. 

Papers of the Morris and Croxall families, 1767-1695. 
ca. 80 items. 

Monroe, Kirk, 1850-1930. 

Papers, 1850-1940. ea. 2500 items. 

Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 1899- 
Papers, 1923-56. 6 ft. (ca. 800 hems) 



MS 65-820 



MS 65-921 



MS 65-923 



MS 65-922 
National Society of Arts and Letters, n'otataoton, D. C. 

Chapter. 
Records, 1941-65. 2 ft (ea- 1300 items) 

MS 68-38* 
Newcomb, Simon, 1835-1903. 

Papers, 1854-1936. 62 ft (46,200 items) 

MS64-157T 
Nielsen, Frederick Kenebn, 1879-1963. 
Papers, 1881-1061. 3 ft. (7800 items) 

Orr, William, 1860-1939. 

Pipers, 1890-1939. 2 ft. (ea. 1800 items) 

MS 64-775 
Oxnsm, Garfield Bromley, £p, 1891-1963. 
Papers, 1823-1963. 55 ft. (16 ,000 items) 

MS 64-1578 
Palmer, Nathaniel Brown, 1799-1877. 

Palmer-Loper papers, 1707-1900. 5 ft (4000 items) 

MS 64-776 
fob, Paul Johannes, 1841-1918. 
Papers, 1873-1931- 300 items. 

MS 65-924 
Perry, Matthew Calbrarth, 1794-1858. 
Papers, 1838-1933. 1ft 

MS 66-825 
Pickens, Francis Wilkinson, 1805-1869. 

Papers of Francis TV. Pickens and Milledge L. Bosham, 
1837-1920. 1 ft (ca. 400 items) 



MS 68-385 



MS 68-386 



MS 64-777 



MS 63-387 



1837-1921. 
Papers, 1854-1921. 2 ft (1500 items) 

MS 64-1579 
Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. Prtibytaia. TTaai- 

tflOfOn City. 

Washington CSty Presbytery records, 1823-1936. 4 ft 

MS 63-389 
Ksiney, Henry nomas, 1860-1934. 
Papers. 1904-34. 8 ft. (6000 items) 



Pierce, William P 

Papers, 1860-1919. ca. 90 items. 



Poinsett, Joel Roberts, 1779-1851. 
Papers, 1810-50. 60 items. 



Polk, Leonidas, flp„ 1806-1864. 
Papers, 1856-48. 40 items. 

Porter, David Dixon, 1813-1891. 
Papers, 1790-1899. 7000 Hems. 



Bapaport, David. 

Papers, 1948-60. 18 ft (14^)00 items) 

Reed, William Bradford, 1806-1876. 
Papers, 1857-60. 85 items. 



MS 63-360 



MS 64-778 



Roman, Alfred, 6. 1824. 

Papers, 1801-90. ca. 150 items. 

Roosevelt Robert Barnwell. 1829-1906. 
Papers, 1862. 75 items. 

Boot, EBho. 1845-1937. 

Papers, 1863-1937. ca.87ft (66400 items) 

Rowlands, Walter, b. 1855. 

Papers, 1873-1938. 1 ft (800 items) 

MS 64-1291 
Ru s sia n Orthodox Greek CathoUc Church of North Amer- 
ica. THoette of AXaaka. 
Alaska Russian Church archives, 1772-1986. 150£O0 



MS 65-988 
Untermeyer, Louis, 1885- 

The Untermeyer-Froet collection, 1915-63. S ft (425 
items). 

MS 64-1582 
Vail, Alfred, 1807-1859. 

Papers. 1835-1938. 1 ft. (75 items) 

Van Dora, Earl, 1820-1863. 
Papers, 1858-63. 80 items. 

_ . , MS63-404 

Vernon, Edward, 1684-1757. 

Veraan-Weger papers, 1654-1773. 4 ft (2000 items) 



MS 63-403 



Saint-Gaodens, Augustus, 1848-1907. 
Correspondence, 18S1-1S1B. ca- 100 

Sanborn, Franklin Benjamin, 1881-1917. 
Papers, 1852-79. 121 items. 

Sanborn, Fred G 

Papers, 1864. ca. 75 items. 

Sanders, John Loyal, d. 1860. 

Papers, 1844-57. 1 ft (350 items) 

Schoneld, John McAllister, 1831-1906. 

Papers, 1837-1906. 38 ft- (30,000 items) 

Scott, Charles Lewis, 1888-1*54. 

Papers, 1940-45. 5 ft (ca- 3000 items) 

See, nomas Jefferson Jackson, 1866-1962. 
Papers. 1887-1960. 52 ft (30,000 items) 



MS 63-394 

MS 65-927 
MS 68-895 
MS 63-396 

MS 63-397 

MS 65-928 

MS 64-779 



Sherman, John, 1823-1900. 

Papers, 1836-1900. 133 ft (ca. 111,000 items) 



MS 65-930 



Smith, Caleb Blood, 1808-1864. 

Papers, 1841-62. 2 ft (1200 items) 

Sqsler, Bahrain George, 1821-1888. 
Papers, 1841-84. 5 ft (4000 items) 

Stanton, Edwin McMasters, 1814-1869. 

Paiiers. 1831-70. 10 ft. (ca. 7600 items) 

Stemhardt, Laurence Adolph, 1892-1950. 
Papers, 1929-50. 42 ft (ca. 42^00 items) 

Stephenson, Nathaniel Wright, 1687-1935. 
Papers, 1922-30. 3 ft 



MS 63-398 
MS 64-1580 
MS 65-931 
MS 65-982 
MS 65-833 



Von Braan, Wemher, 1912- 

Papcm. 1930-63. 13 ft (16,000 items) 



Washburn, Israel 1813-1883. 

Papers. 1838-1908. 1 ft (SOO items) 

Washburne, EhTiu tu-f— i. 1816-1887. 
Papers, 1829-32. 31 ft (37,000 hams) 



Webb, Charles Henry, 1834-1905. 
Papers, 1859-1924. 320 items. 

Webster, Daniel, 1782-1852. 

Papers, 1800-95. ca- 6 ft (2500 items) 

Wentwsrth, Edwin Oberlin, 1833-1864. 
Papers, 1862-90. ca. 120 items. 

Wexhtr, Harry, 1911-1962. 

Papers, 1929-62. 19ft (lS^OOitoms) 

WhiteneU, George, 1714-1770. 
Papers, 1736-69. 140 items. 



Wilder, Marshall Pindowy, 1859-1915. 
Papers, 1881-1914. 8 ft (2000 items) 



MS 64-1583 

MS 63-405 

MS 68-408 

MS 63-407 

MS 64-1584 
MS 63-408 

MS 64-782 

MS 63-409 

MS 64-788 

MS 65-040 
MS 65-941 



Susan B. Anthony Foundation, TFaihinfton, D. C. 
Records, 1896-1943. 3 ft. (ca. 1300 items) 



.. .1777-1864. 

Papers, 1824-67. 1ft (115 items) 

Tapnan, Benjamin, 1773-1857. 

Papers, 1795-1900. 6 ft (3650 items) 



MS 65-934 

MS 65-935 

MSI 



. — . Lewis, 1788-1873. 
Papers, 1812-72. ca.3ft (5200 items) 



_. — , Waddy. 1798-1868. 
Correspondence, 1826-59. 91 hams. 

Beknor, Benjamin Holt, 1842-1919. 

Papers, 1805-1035. ca. 6 ft (3000 items) 



MS 63-400 

MS 65-936 

MS 63-401 

MS 64-1581 

MS 63-402 

MS 66-837 

MS 64-781 
U. S. Ztorory of Congreu. 

Tributes from the American motion picture, television, 
radio and recording arts, sciences, and industries; presented 
by the Los Angelas County Hollywood Museum, honoring 
the Librarian and staff of the Library of Congress on 
Thursday, Jan. 9th, 1964 at the N ew Senate Offiee Building, 
Waslungtou,D.C. 195 items in 1 v. 



Stephen, 1878- 

Papers, 1928-57. 1 ft. (400 items) 

Tracy, Benjamin Franklin, 1830-1915. 

Papers, 1870-1924. 16 ft (12,600 items) 

Dnderwood, Wilbur, 1876-1935. 

Papers, 1897-1958. 1 ft (ca. 400 items) 



Wilson, Edith (Boiling) Gait, 1872-196L 

Papers, 1833-1901. 27 ft- (ca. 19,u00 items) 

Wilson, Robert Enstwv 1898-1964. 

Papers, 1926-64. 14 ft (ca. 3500 items) 

MS 64-1585 
Woodbury, Levi, 1789-1851. 

Papers of Levi Woodbury family, 1804-97. 30 ft (19,250 
items) 



Wright, George Washington, 1816-1885. 
Correspondence, 1859-72. 



MS 64-784 



_ MS64-785 

Writers" Program. 

"America eats" papers, 1941-42. 2 ft (1200 items) 

MS64-786 
Toder, Samuel S 1841-1821. 

Papers, 1861-1907. 1 ft (500 items) 

MS 68-410 
Tudin, GennadD Vasfllevieh, 1840-1912, collator. 

Rttssun-American Company papers, 1786-1880. 1 ft (ca. 
150 items) 

MS 68-411 
Zorach, William, 1887- 

Papers, 1930-6L 9 ft (6300 items) 

P. S. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, RARE BOOK 
DIVISION (WASHINGTON, P. C. -) 

MS 66-2017 
Lincoln, Abraham, Pra. V. &, 1809-1865. 

The Alfred Whital Stem collection of Lineomiaaa, 1887- 
1912. 2 ft 

MS 65-2018 
C. S. Library of Congrou. Bare Book Dioitwn. 
Cookery books, 1641-1880. 2 ft 

TJ. S. MILITARY ACADEMY LIBRARY (WEST 



POINT, N. YTT 



Lune family. 

Papers, 1722-1884. 169 items. 



MS 65-2019 



TJ. S. NATIONAL ARCHIVES (WASHINGTON, 



D.C.J 

Avery, Johnston. 

Papers, 1944-52. ca. 7 ft 



MS 65-842 



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U " , S - RATIONAL ARCHIVKS fWASHTOOTfl^ 
D- C.) (Continued) 



Fiske. Harold Benjamin, 1871-1960. 
Papers. 1011-44. en. J ft 

Hagerman, Herbert James, 1871-1035 
Papers, 1907-35. ca. 7 ft. 

McGee, Anita (Newcomb) 1864-1940. 
Pa|*rs, 1858-1036. 2 ft. 

Paint, William Henry, 1828-18*0. 
Papers, 1S6I-05. 136 items. 

Pershing, John Joseph, 1860-1948. 
Paiwrs, 1917-35. ca. 29 ft. 



a^C at <Hf> 

Soda] Science Research Council Committee on. Public Ad- 
tn frustration. 

, J!"^ rel * ,in e to th » Federal Work Relief Program, 
1935-37. ^ ^^ 



MS 65-843 



MS 65-8*4 



MS 65-945 



MS 65-946 



MS 64-947 



VERMONT. UNIVERSITY, GUY W. BAILEY 
LIBRARY, WILBUR COLll CTTON 

(Burlington) — 



Stewart, George Scott 1888-1949 

Papers. 1917-1!). en. 9 fen and 452 items. 

U. S. .\atfOntr! Arrhrrrit. 

U. S. Army jrenerals'papers. 1S33-1M7. CO fi 

Walker, Robert James, 1801-18C9. 
P»l>er», 1845-Ci ca. 100. 

Wrenshall, John C 1833 (m.)-182G 

Papers, 1S58-1907. 9 ft 



MS65-»4» 



MS 65-950 



MS 65-2020 



MS 65-931 



Cnamphun Transportation Company. 

Loomis papers, lfll2-1945. 19 ft. 

Cleveland, Elijah, 1795-1883. 

Knsine** records, 1824-1902. fi ft. 

Crafts. Samuel Chandler, 1766-1858 
Papers, 1782-1908. 3 ft. 

Faraham, Roswetl, 1827-1903. 

I'nju-rs, 1N41-IMB, 8 ft. 



Fisher, Dorothea Frances (Canfield) 1879-1938. 

Dorothy Canfield Collection. 1851-1858. ca. 26 ft. 



Stevens, Henry, 1791-1867 
Papers, 1788-1870. 6 ft 

Welk. William. IR37-1R92. 

Pane". lflf.1-84. en. 3 f r . 

Wifaon family. 

Papers. 1782-1896. ca. 130 items. 



MS 64-788 



MS 64-789 



MS 64-790 



MS 65-055 



MS 64-791 

»ft 

MS 64-792 



Harrison family. 

Papers, 1662-1915. 1055 items. 

HoBoway, James Montgomery, 1834-1905. 
Pollers, 1861-1905. 137 items. 

Ingle, Edward, 1861-1924. 

Pipers, 1858-1ML 862 items. 



MS 64-1230 
MS 65-966 
MS 64-1261 



MS 64-788 



MS 64-794 



„ _, . MS 64-1232 

__-_, George Hainton, 1669-1960, collator 
99 it"! ""*"*** the U. S. SOth Mraion, lM7-*8. 



MS 64-1233 

MS65-MT 



. George Hainton, 1869-1960. 
Papers. 1889-1960. 99 items. 



Jeffreas, Robert Makr, 1886- 

Papere, 1890-1964. ca. 200 items. 

Jordan family. MS64-1S8* 

The Jordan and Stabler family papoa, 1807-1916. 886 



UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHE RN CAUFOPNTTA 

(losangelesT ^ " ■ 



Standley, William Harrison, 1872-190;). 
Papers. 1892-1S58. 25 ft 



MS 



VENTURA COUNTY AND CIT Y FREE LIBRARY 
(CALIF. ) ~ 

Ventura Co, Calif. Ventura County and City Free Library. 

Ventura County historical collection, 1849-1939. 3 ft 

VERMONT HISTORICAL SO CIETY (MONT- 
PELIER) — — 



VIRGINIA HIS TORICAL SOCIETY ggCHMONT)) 

MS 64-1222 
Armistead family. 

Armistead-Bhuiton- Wallace family papers, 1790-1939. 

tax**** for the Preservation of Virginia AntouW 
Records, 1889-1947. 62 items. «S™ Amnputies. 



Eastman, Charles Carnage, 1816-1860. 
Papers. 1820-60. 2 ft 



Haien, Allen, 17D5-1871. 

Papers, en. 1810-71. 1 ft 



Johns, James, 1797-1874. 

Papers, 1823-73. 138 items. 



Johnson, Otto H coHtetor. 

Proetoriana collection, 1861-1964. 19 ft 



MS 64-1586 



MS 64-1587 



MS 64-1588 



MS 65-953 



KeHogg, John, 1786-1852. ** ^"^ 

Papers of John and Loyal Case Kellogg, 1810-57. 8 ft 



Smith, John Gregory, 1818-1691. 
Papers, 1810-09. 4 ft 



MS 64-1590 



MS 65-954 



Tyler, RoyaU, 1757-1826. 

Helen Tyler Brown collection, 1753-1920. 15 ft. 

VERMONT. UNIVERSITY ARC HTVF.R (BURL- 
INGTON) ~ V 



Marsh, James, 1794-1842. 

Papers. 1821-74. 80 items. 



MS 64-795 



Bagby family. 

Papers, 1824-1960. 53,178 items. 

Battle, George Gordon, 1868-1949. 

Correspondence, 1855-1947. 50 items. 

Baylor family. 

Papers. 1737-1925. (MS 61-2742) 
Addition, 1773-1063. 50 items. 

Bemiss, Samuel Merrineld. 1894- 
Paners. 1036-64. ca. 1000 items. 

Boiling, Charles Edward, 1852-1929 
Papers, 1870-1931. 95 items. 

Bryan. John Stewart, 1R71-1944 

Papers, 18C2-1944. 981 items and 1 v. 

Byrd family. 

Papers. 1757-1950. 121 items. 

Chambeflayne, John Hampden, 1838-1882 
Papers. 1858-77. Ill items. 

Cuninghame (William) & Company 
Remrds, 175.VI863. 239 items. 

Curry, Lncy Belle (Railey), 1892- 
Papers, 1942-62. 4 T . 

Daniel family. 

Correspondence. 1790-1854. 64 items. 

Deneale, George. 177G-18I8. 

Papers. 1792-1842. 319 items. 

Dupuy family. 

Papers, 1803-90. (MS 61-3055) 
Addition, 1834-83. 115 items. 

Early family. 

Papers. 1798-1903. 239 items. 

Harlow family. 

Papers, 1858-64. 88 items. 

Harrison, William LudweB, 1878- colUacr 

Genealogical papers, 1924-57. 67 Herns. 



MS 65-957 
MS 65-958 
MS 64-1228 

MS 65-959 
MS 65-960 
MS 64-1224 
MS 64-1225 
MS 64-1226 
MS 65-961 

MS 65-962 
MS 65-963 

MS 64-1227 

MS 65-964 

MS 64-1228 

MS 65-965 

MS 64-1229 



K«*y, Correr-Briggs collection. 614 items. 

Lomax family. MS65-668 

Papers, 1776-1960. 357 items. 

MeCuefamfly. MS 64-1236 

^^TheMcCuoMd Robertson mmiry I mr»r s , 1831-1927. m 

Masse family. MS64-12JT 

Papers, 1698-1875. (MS 62-2070) 
"— Addition, 1722-1803. 463 



Matthew JWbin. Maury Action, mr.n.ltg"' 
Records, 1913-31. 1208 items. 



Maury, Richard Lancelot 1840- WOT 
Papers, 1848-1907. 508 hems. 



MS 64-1238 



Mays, David John. 1896- MS65-9T0 

Papers relating to "Edmund Pendleton, 1721-1803 • a biog- 
raphy," 1950-54. ca. 300 itema > ■ °™K 



Maya, David John, 1896- 



MS 64-1269 



^RlcT^V^terl^er^ ^ 



Peekatone papers, 1758-1898. (MS 61-2797) 
Addition, 1713-1809. 79 items. 

Peyton family. 

Papers, 1770-1913. 405 items. 

Pkot family. 

Papers, 175S-1907. 63 items. 

Preston family. 

Papers, 1746-1938. 162 items. 

rtagjand, Herbert Shelton. 1888-1646 
Papers, 1930-34- ca. 100 items. 

Raghnd famfly. 

Pap.rs. 1791-1937. 33 items. 

Richmond Ught Infantry Blues Association. 

Records, 1877-84. 142 items. 

RWunond Railway and Electric Company 

Papers, 1897-1900. 139 itema 

Ridley family. 

Papers, 1776-1897. 75 items. 

Sttingfeubw, Frank, 1840-1913. 

Papers. 1864-92. (MS 61-2615) 
Addition, 1864-1951. 209 items. 



Stuart family. 

Papers, 1757-1877. 591 items. 

Tayioe, Edward Dickinson, 1880-1966. 
Papers, 1815-1950. 54 hems. 



MS 64-1240 

MS 64-1241 

MS 64-1242 

MS 65-971 
MS 64-1243 

MS 64-1244 

MS 65-972 

MS 64-1245 

MS 65-978 

MS 64-1246 

MS 66-674 
MS 64-12*7 



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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (RICHMOND) 
(Continued) 



Tayloe family. 

Papers. 1740-18S0. ■ ■(MS«l-20r)':„ 
Addition, 170S-1S79. 244 items. 



Upahaw family. 

Papers, 1848-1940. 61 items. 



Virginia- County f'mtrt {Fauquier Co.) 

liankniptey records, 1788-1KTH>. 145 items. 

WeUford, Beverley Randolph. 1893-1963. 
Papers, 192G-C1. ca. 5450 items". 



MS 64-1248 



MS 64-1249 



MS 65-375 



MS 64-1250 



MS65-«76 



Woodward Society of Virginia. 

Records. 191. r .-.lr.. en. 100 items. 



VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY, ARCHIVES 
DIVISION (RICHMOND) ~ 

MS 65-977 
Anderson. Richard Clough, 1750-1826. 

Papers of llichard Olongh Anderson and Allen Latham, 
1771-1S87. iMKl items. 

MS 65-976 
BakeweU family. 

Papers. 1814-1018. ltn items. 

Battlefield Markers Association. 

Records, 1924-54. 3!H it, nB and 2 v. 

Bryant family. 

Papers. 1800-83. 73 items. 

Carter. Charles, 17n7-17ii4. 

linsiness records. 171S-1 s.1.1. 35 it ems. 



MS 65-979 
MS65-9W 
MS 65-931 



MS 65-062 
Eckenrode. Hamilton James, 1881- 

Papers relating to "Virginia since 1865." 100 items and 

Si. 

MS 65-983 
Fairfax family. 

Northern Seek proprietary papers, 168S-1810. 222 items. 

MS 65-384 
Forrest French. 1796-1866, 

Confederate States Xavy papers. 1361-64. 4 t. 



Freeman, Douglas Southall, IPS6-195.1. 
Correspondence. 19.18-53. 190 items. 

MS65-9S8 
Freeman, Douglas Southall, 1886-1953, collector. 

Research material relating to "George Washington" and 
"I-ess lieutenants." lKVj;-l>tM. 6S items. 3 v„ and 8000 
cards. 

MS 65-937 
George. William Oreille, 1811-1665. 
Palters. HKWlStai. 7l>00 iteuts. 

Hammond. Isaac, collector. 
Papers, 18.19-75. 256 items. 

Hudgins. WiHiam Hoalder. 1825-1895. 

Papers. 1840-95 (MS 62-3951) 
Addition, 1839-94. 225 Items and 4 t. 

Johnston, Zachariah. 1740 (r*7.)-isoo. 
Papers. 1712-lS.Vi 174 items. 

Johnston family. 

Pipers. 1792-1SS5. 66 items and 1 v. 

Kemper, James Lawson, 1623-1895. 
Papers, 1800-94. 114 items and 2 v. 

Kern, Mr*. George T. W. 

Papers. 1917-45. 700 items. 

MS 65-094 
Lee, Robert Edward. 1807-1870. 

Confidential dispatches to Jefferson Davis, 1862-65. 152 
items. 

MS 65-995 
Lee family. 

Papers, 1774-1903. 7r> items. 

MS 65-996 
Mdhraine, Henry Read, 1864-1051. 
Papers. 1888-1934. ca. 500 items. 



MS65-09S 



MS 65-989 



MS 65-991 
MS 65-992 
MS 65-993 



Mann. William Wilberforce, l*iill?-lR5rt. 
Palters. 1S3-WI7. 130 items. 

Mason family. 

Papers. 1750-1877. 70.1 items. 

Mosdey, Alexander. 

Papers, 1837-60. 94 items. 

Patteson family. 

Papers, 1734-1896. 2590 items and 18 v. 



MS 65-998 



MS 65-999 



MS 65-1000 



MS 65-1005 



MS 65-] 007 



Rives family. 

Pa|ters. 1841-65. 65 items. 

Rvritan National. 

Records, 192S-63. 2 items and 13 v. 

Ryland. Elizabeth Hawes. 

Panel*. ldte-lSHi. 85 iienti 

Scott. Wiuam, i. 1784. 

Family papers, 1760-1652. 60 items. 

Sexton family. 

Papers. 179S-1S70. 500 items. 

MS 65-1006 
Shetlon family. 

Sheltmi.Winn-Oliver family papers. 1764-1872. 31 1 items 
and It. 

Simpson, William S 1795 or 6-1868. 

Papers, 1819-61. 10 v. 

MS 65-1008 
Southall, Stephen Osborne, collector. 

Southall and allied families genealogical notes. 400 items 
and 36 vols. 

_. MS 65-1009 

Tredegar Company, Richmond. 

Records. 13.1CM937. 507.505 items and 1118 v. 

MS 65-1010 
Tncker family. 

Papers. 1708-1892. 91 items. 

MS 65-1011 
United Daughters of the Confederacy. Virginia Division. 
Confederate records from the Battle Abbey, 1884-1939. 
3200 items and 11 vols. 

MS 65-1019 
Virginia Mechanics' Institute, Richmond. 
Records 1858-1938. mi items and 6 v. 

MS 65-1012 
Virginia. Military Institute. Lexington. 

Treasurer's records, 1840-1901. 37.000 items. 

MS 65-1013 
Virginia. Southwestern State Hospital. J/<m"»n. 
Records. 1887-1048. 57 r. 

. M565-10H 

Virginia. State Library, Richmond. Archives Division. 
Bible records. 1604-1964. ca. 1475 items. 

MS 65-1015 
Virginia. State Library, Richmond. Archives Division. 
Church records, 1647-11157. ca. 4.10 v. and 56 reels of 
microfilm. 

MS 65-1016 
Virginia. State Library. Richmond. Archives Division. 
Civil War papers. lSo'l-lMi. a*, items and 13 v. 

MS65-101T 
Virginia. State Library, Richmond. Archives Division. 
County records, ca. 1632-ca. 1959. ca. 1,400,000 items, 
ca. .1520 v. and 6 boxes. 

MS 65-1018 

Virginia, State Library, Rirhmoiui. Archirc* Diriiion. 

Genealogical notes and charts, ca. 800 items and ca. 55 v. 

MS65-1020 
Virginia miscellany. 1657-1931. 554 items. 

MS 85-1021 
Virginia politicians and authors' papers, 18604902. 50 items. 



Washington, George, Prcs. U. S, 1732-1799. 
Papers, 1742-ca. 1650. 67 items and 1 v. 



Watlington family. 

Papers, 1811-62. 298 items. 



Wharton, John, of Cvlpeper Co, To. 
Papers, 1772-1923. 53 items. 



MS 65-1022 



MS 65-1023 



MS 65-1024 



Willis family. 

Papers. 173-1-1910. 75 items. 

MS 05-1026 
Young. Mary Cam. 

Papers. 1788-1910. l«i items and 1 v. 



VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 
(CHARLOTTESVILLE) ~ : 



Blackmore. Richard Doddridge, 1825-1900 
Papers ltilsMMS. n ft, 

MS 64-797 
Carr family. 

Papers. 1745-1939. 1 ft. and 1 reel of microfilm (negative 
and piuitivc) 

MS 05-1027 
Carr family. 

l':i]>efs .if the Carr and Terrell families, 1735-1891. 1 ft. 

MS 65-1028 
Hench, Atcheson Langhlia, 1801- collector. 

American and English liternrv and historical papers, ca. 
1300-1956. 5 ft 



McReynoldav James Clark, 1862-1946. 
Papers, 1S11M952. 2 ft 

MS 65-1029 
Thompson, John Reuben, 1323-1873. 
Papers. IS42-192G. 2 ft. 

MS 64-799 
Wilkinson. Winston, collector. 

Traditional Virginia ballads and folksongs, 1032-41. 3 ft 

MS64-SO0 
Woodvflle, James Lewis. 

Papers, 1S20-79. ca. 70 items. 



WALTERS ART GALLERY (BALTIMORE, MP. ) 

MS 65-3021 
Catharine n. Empress of Russia. 1729-1796. 
Letters. 1744-96. 56 Hems. 



CuUen. Thomas Stephen, 1868-1953. 

Correspondence, 1910-41. ca. 160 items. 



MS 65-2022 



WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 
(LEXINGTON, VA. ) 



Glasgow family. 

Papers. 185S-1925. 6 ft. 

MS 64-1274 
Reid family. 

Papers of the Reid- White family, 1780-1895. 4 ft 

MS 64-1276 
Tucker family. 

Papers, 1794-1930. 3974 items. 



WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
(PORT CALHOUN, NEB?) : 

MS 64-1276 
Washington County (Neb.) Historical Society. 

Material pertaining to Fort Calhoun and Washington Co., 
Xob„ l»19-99. ca.2ft 



WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 
(PULLMAN) 

McWhorter. Lucullus Virgil, 1860-1944. 
Papers, ca. 1880-1945. ca.25ft. 

Pangbom, Clyde Edward, 1893 (m.)-1958. 
Papers, en. 1918-59. ca. 14 ft 

Regbt Counts of. 

Papers. 1534-1875. 7 ft. 



MS 64-1251 
MS 64-1253 

MS 64-1253 

MS 64-1254 
Spalding, Henry Harmon, 1803-1874. 

Papers of Henry and F.liia Spalding, 1836-1048. 1 ft 

MS 64-1255 
tannatt famQy. 

Papers, 1833-1927. 7 ft (ca, 1150 items) 

MS 64-1256 
Walker, EDcanah, 1805-1877. 

Papers of Elkanah and Mary (Richardson) Walker, 1898- 
1940. .a. 6 ft. 



697 



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(PULLMAN! (Continued) 

-_... „ MS 64-1257 

Whitman, Marcos, 1802-1847 



Wlnans, WnHam FmrUnmt, 1886-1915. 
Papers, 1857-1915. 4 ft. («. 1000 items) 



MS 64-1258 



WASHINGTON. UNIVER SITY LTRB A RY 

(SEATTLE) — — 



Ana, Harry E B i 1061 

Papers, 1918-58. 6 ft. (cs. 3000 items) 



— WDSam MB*, 1856-1920. 
Papers, 1882-99. 3 ft. 

Boyer, Mm Edward. 

Papers, ca. 1890-1940. 6 ft (ca. 6000 items) 

Chadwick, Stephen Fowler, 1894- 
Pspers, 1919-45. 15 ft. 

Cl™ Unity Committee, StattU 
Becords, 1944-64. 14 ft. 

Qark, Irving M 1888-1960. 

Papers, 1984-60. ca. S ft. (ca. 4500 items) 

CotteriD. George Fletcher, 1865-1958. 

Papers, 1891-1856. 18 ft (ca. iifiOO items) 

RuonlBiBon, Mary, 1902- 

Papers, 1984-48. ca. 1000 items. 

Farar, Timothy, 1T4T-1849. 
Letters, 1802-88. Ill hems. 



, -T, 1875-1955. 

Papers, 1919-46. 8 ft. (ca. 5000 hems) 



HnbtaB, Charles S 4 1954? collator. 

Papers concerning Alaska, 1868-1948. ca. 2 ft. 



MS 65-1031 
MS 65-1032 
MS 64-1259 
MS 64-1260 

MS 65-1088 
MS 64-1261 
MS 65-1034 

MS 65-1085 
MS 65-1086 
MS 64-1262 
MS 85-1087 



Pacific Coast Company. 

Becords, 1896-1916. ca. 100,000 items. 

Pratt, Joan Francis, 1848-1929. 

Pepprs, 1B71-102T. 10 ft. (ca. 15,000 items) 

Bancs, Glenn N is69- 

Papers, 1898-1926. ca. 160 items. 

Bee*. Mark Edward, 18C8-1933. 
Papers, 1918-33. 9 ft. 

Bfley, Edith Oetsn, 1885- 

Papers, 1909-64. 4 ft. (ca. 5000 items) 

Bonbon family. 

Papers, 1791-1863. 2 ft. (ca. 350 items) 



MS 66-1046 
MS 64-1268 
MS 65-1047 
MS 65-1048 
MS 85-1049 
MS 65-1050 
MS 85-1051 



_ Peter, I. 1861. 
Papers, 1898-1986. 8 ft. (ca. 3000 items) 



MS 64-1263 



n-_4.ii «--• • ^ MS65-1088 

Kendall, Benjamin Freeman, el 1863. 

Correspondence, 1838-63. ca. 200 items. 

_ MS 65-1039 

King, John Nevin, 1827-1915. ee-wa. 

Letters and diary, 1857-77. U items, 1 v, and 1 reel of 
microfilm (negative) 

_, MS 84-1264 

Ktanenr, Bay John, 1881-1959. 

Papers, 1920-41. 1ft (ca. 150 items) 

LangBe, Arthur Bernard, 1900- MS 65-1040 

Papers, 1936-56. 54 ft. 

Lenry, EBza (Ferry) lasi^e. 1936. ^ * B ~ 1M1 

CorreerKmdence, 1868-99. ca. 2 ft. (ca. 500 items) 



BjMsniti, WIBani C 

C°™«l»»>denoe, 1917-44. ca. 2 ft. (ca. 2500 items) 

SearUe. Drpl. ,f Lifiti^. MS 64-1269 

Becords, 1899-1938. 60 ft. (ca. 85,000 items) 

Becords, 1911-21. 8 ft. (ca. 2000 items) 

9-Pb, En*™, 1840-1908. ^ ■"» 

Pepers, 1865-1908. 9 ft. (ca. 10,000 items) 

Sndth. Jo«ph E 1878- MS64-12T0 

Papers, 1890-1957. 9 ft. (ca. 9000 items) 

Santhweat Washington Public UUHty Kstriets^A_^to! 
Becords, 1936-64. 1 ft. (ca. 500 items) 

Spear, Uhlan Svtten, 1897-1968. ^ M " 1 °" 

Papers, 1936-68. JLtL (ca. 6000 items) 

MS 64-1271 
MS 65-1056 
MS 65-1057 
MS 84-1273 



WHXARD MEMORIAL ltct jaRY FOR AT. rn- 

HOLrUSSEARCH Bee NATIONAL 

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE 
UNION, FRANCES E. WTLLARD 
MEMORIAL LIBRARY FOR ALCOHOL RE- 
SEARCH (EVANSTON. ILL.) 

WILIJAM b CLEMENTS T.TB HARY. TJNiy gB. 

STTY OF MICHIGAN ««m> MT^fn^a,! 

TJOTVERSITY, WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS 
LIBRARY (ANN ARBOR) 

WISCONSIN STATE HISTOR ICAL SOKTBtt 
(MADISON) " ■ 

n MS 64-1584 

— ._■» Bynm, 1897- ^^ 

Popers, 1928-54. 27 ft. 

.... MS 84-1885 

Associated Press. -»o»-.iswe 

Dispatches, 1858-6L 54 ft and 2 reels of microfilm 

(negative) """"* 



--, Henry, 1875-1938. 
Papers, 1903-40. 83 ft. (ca. 20,000 items) 

Totanie, William Fraser, 1812-1886. 
Correspondence, 1845-65. cs.240 



Washington Pension Union. 

Records, 1933-61. 8 ft. 



Barton, Brace, 1886- 

Psprrs, 1902-61. 12 ft 

Behmian, Samnel Nathaniel. 1893- 
Papers, 1924-56. 10 ft. 



W "^? P £J C Dtflifr I>~*f « AaaadatioJ 

Becords, 1928-54. 26 ft. (c^ 42,0OO*ems) 

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. S CTnnr OF 
MEmCINE LIBRARY (ST. LQTJIS. Mb. ) 

MS 66-1080 



— •— > •— va, 1874- 
Papen, 1890-1964. 15 ft. 

WATERLOO T.TR RARY AN D HISTORICAL 
SOCIETY (N. Y ) " ™ WJL - 



. Marc. 1905-1964. 

Papers, 1918-60. 18 ft. 

BoBea, Stephen, 1866-1941. 
Papers, 1920-41. 6 ft. 

Brisbane, William Henry, 1803 («o.)-18T8. 
Papers, 1829-1913. 2 ft. 

Brans, Henry Augustine, 1888- 
Pspers, 1923-63. 10 ft. 

BnchwaJd, Art, 1925- 

Papers, 1956-4X 1 ft. 

Chayefaky, Paddy, 1923- 
Papers, 1938-61 6 ft. 

Coots, John Frederick, 1897- 
Papers, 1912-60. 6 ft. 

Ha Costa, Morton, 1914- 
Pspers, 1959. 140 



Davidson, David Albert, 1908- 
Papers, 1950-62. 8 ft. 



Utchman, Mark M 1887-1960 

Papers, 1914-60. 8 ft. (ca. 2000 items) 



-, — , 1818-1901. 

Papers, 1848-89. lft. 

McBroy family. 

Papers, 1847-1927. ca. 2 ft. (ca. 1000 items) 

McMicken famiry. 

Papers, 1828-1830. S ft. (cs. 1000 items) 



MS 65-1042 

MS 64-1266 
MS 84-1266 

MS 65-1048 



Herrin and Bing Lnmber Company. 

Becords, 1902-42. 93 ft. (ca. 155,000 items) 



MS 64-1267 



Northwest Pnblie Power Association. 
Becords, 1946- 15 ft. 

Oregon Improvement Cbmpany. 

Becords, 1880-96. 50 ft. (ca. 20,000 items) 



MS 65-1044 
MS 65-1045 



Stoy.Ceorg,, 1833-1910. MS64-15W 

Papers, 1855-1904. 2ft. 

Basmese records, 1805-88. 11 t. •***», a. x. 

Wt ^S^ aa ^ T •"■ ****** Sorfcty, FoJ£,*^"i? 

^Oau^ininKeir/.mitaann^,,^,.,,^,^ 

WELCH METRICAL T.TRPau y. JOHNS HOPKINS 

PNIYERSITY see JOtTWg Wgruc vr>r| 

VERSITY, WELCH MEDICAL LIBRARY 
(BALTIMORE, MD.) ——«»«" 



WILBUR CO LLECTION, GTJYW BATT.gy 
UPRARY, trNIVERSTTY O F VERMONT see 
VERMONT. UNIVERSITY, GUYW. 
BAILEY LIBRARY, WTLBUR COLLECTION 
(BURLINGTON) 



, 1910- 

Papre s, 1946-68. ca.3ft. 

FrJngs, KettL 

Papers, 1921-62. 18 ft. 

Gostx, Bntfe (Goodman) 1912- 
Pepers, 1916-59. 8 ft. 

Goldman, Albert, 1898-19611 
Papers, 1940-59. lft 

Goodrich, Frances. 

Papers of Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett, 1827-61. 
7 ft. 



MS 64-1896 

MS 64-1697 

MS 64-1598 

MS 64-1599 

MS 65-1068 

MS 85-1069 

MS 64-1600 

MS 64-1601 

MS 64-1602 

MS 64-801 

MS 64-1608 

MS 64-1604 

MS 64-1605 

MS 64-1606 

MS 64-1607 
MS 64-1608 



Hanover Bank, /tea Tori. 

PhDimthropy pspers, 1928-60. 53 ft. 

Hedges, William S 1895- 

Papors, 1918-68. ea.8ft. 

Hezde, Bay. 

Papers, 1957-61. 6 ft. 

Hjghtower, John Mnrmann, 1909- 
Papers, 1944-60. 4 ft. 

Je&trfos, Dorothy. 

t > aprra,ca. 1950-60. 8ft. 



MS64-I609 
MS 66-1060 
MS 64-1610 
MS 65-1061 
MS 64-1611 



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WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
(MADISON) (Continued) 

MS 65-1062 
Kaltenborn, Hang von, 1878-1965. 
Papers, 1883-1962. 100 ft. 

MSeS-lOSS 
Kenny, Robot Walker, 1901- 

Papers of Robert Walker Kenny and Robert S. Honis, 
1940-S7. 10 ft. 

MS 65-1054 
Kerr, Jean (Collins) 1925- 

Papers of Jean (Collins) Ken and Walter Kerr, 1929-61 
12ft. 

MS 65-1065 
MS 64-1512 
MS 64-1618 
MS 64-1614 
MS 64-1615 
MS 64-1616 
MS 65-1066 
MS 94-1617 
MS 64-1618 
MS 64-1610 
MS 64-1620 



Ersch, William, 1889-1956. 
Papers, 1921-54. 4 ft. 

Kronenberger, Louis, 1904- 
Pepers, 1920-62. 2 ft. 

Labor's Non-Partisan League. 
Papers, 1936-44. 4 ft. 

Levin, Herman, 1207- 
Papera, 1948-56. Bft 

Lochner, Lonis Pan], 1887- 
Pepere, 1905-6L 23 ft. 

Marts & Luudy, inc. 

Records, 1947-60. 2 ft. 

Mason, Frank Earl, 1893- 
Pepers, 1931-46. 3 ft. 

mmourinee Bay Shore Lumber Company. 

Records. 1881-1924. 7 ft. 

Nash, N. Richard, 1918- 
Papers, 1937-6L 10 ft. 

National Broadcasting Company Inc. 
Records, 1930-60. 186 ft. 



Nicholson, Kenyan, 1894- 
Paprrs, 1915-60. 5 ft. 

MS 64-1621 
Northwestern Lumber Company, Emi Oban, Vis. 
Records, 1881-1944 6 ft 

MS 64-1622 
Face, Arthur, 1883-1960. 
Papers, 1908-60. 28 ft. 

MS 64-1623 
Paine Lumber Company, OsBJcosh, Wis. 
Records, 1866-1915. IS ft. 

MS66-106T 
Progressive Citizens of America. HoRyvood Arts, Sciences, 
and Professions CeitneS. 
Records, 1943-58. 6 ft. 

MS 64-1624 
Reinsch, Paul Samuel, 1869-1923. 
Papers, 1892-1924. 10 ft 



Rosenthal, Jean. 

Papers, 1949-61. 10 ft 

Roddy, Ella (Giles) 1851-1915. 
Papers, 1861-1916. 1 ft. 

Behary, Don, 1905- 

Papers, 1950-6L S ft 

Schwartz, Arthur, 1900- 

Papera, ca. 1930-6] 1 ft. 



Sormv, Rod, 1S24- 

Papers, 1948-62. 15 ft. 



Shmnlin, Herman, 1898- 
Papers, 1930-62. 19 ft. 



Papers, 1942-81. 10 ft. 

bumbo, Daltou, 1905- 
Papers, 1905-62. 38 ft 



MS 64-1625 
MS 64-1626 
MS 64-1827 
MS 64-1628 
MS 64-1629 

MS 64-1680 

MS 64-1681 
MS 64-1682 



Wiman, Dwight Deere, 1895-195L 
Papers, 1925-50. 34 ft. 

Witte, Edwin Emfl, 1887-1960. 
Papers, 1905-81. 122 ft 

Wyman, Walker Demarches, 1907- 
Paprrs, 1920-62. 8 ft 

Semer, Gregor Athahvin, 1899- 
PsBers, 1841-44. ca.5ft 



MS 64-1633 
MS 64-1834 
MS 64-1636 
MS 64-1636 



WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 
AREA RESEARCH CENTER IN RIVER 
FALLS STATE CbLLEGE (RtVER FALLS) 

MS 64-1638 



White, Kenneth S 1897- 

Papers, 1917-49. 8 ft 

WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 
AREA RESEARCH CENTER IN WISCONSIN 
STATE COLLEGE (EAU CLAIRE) 



Hixon family. 

Bnsmeas records, 1858-1938. 55 ft. 



MS 64-1637 



WOMEN'S ARCHIVES OF RADCLgTE COL - 
LEGE see RADCLIFFE COLLEGE, 
SCHLESDJGER LIBRARY ON THE HISTORY 
OF WOMEN IN AMERICA (CAMBRIDGE, 
MASS.) 



YALE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY (NEW HAVEN, 
CONN.) 

MS 85-1068 
Adams, George Burton, 1851-1925. 

Correspondence, ca. 1880-1920. 12 ft (ca. 6000 items) 

MS 65-1069 
Adams, Thomas SewdL 1873-1933. 

Papers, 1900-33. 21 ft (ca. 10,000 items) 

Along family. 

Papers, 1726-1885. ca. 250 items. 

Asakawa, Kturtchi, 1873-1948. 
Papers, 1895-1947. 5000 items. 



MS 65-1070 



MS 64-1477 



MS 65-1071 



Austin, Warren Robinson, 1877- 

Constituent correspondence, 1937. ca. 1200 itema 



family. 

Papers, 1800-1909. 7500 items. 

Baldwin family. 

Papers, 1584-1947. ca. 100,000 items. 

Beecher family. 

Papers, 1706-1953. 30,000 items. 

Bird fantiry. 

Papers, 1797-1654. 625 items. 

Bishop, Wffliam Henry, 1847-1928. 
Papers, 1902-12. 2000 items. 

Bbkefamfly. 

Papers, 1792-1821. 4000 Hems. 

BtoomneM, Leonard, 1887-1949. 
Papers, 1909-46. 300 items. 

MS 84-1285 
Beard of Research Associates in American Economic His- 
tory. 
Papers, 1002-33. 5000 items. 

MS 64-1286 



MS 64-1287 
MS 65-1072 
MS 64-1288 



MS 64-1278 
MS 54-1279 
MS 84-1280 
MS 84-1281 
MS 64-1282 
MS 64-1283 
MS 84-1284 



famOy. 

Papers, 1770-1917. 80#»il 



BoodinoU Ehaav i. 1838. 

Veil] collection, 1821-40. 49 hems. 

Burnet family. 

Papers, 1725-1036. ca. 80 items. 



James Henry, 1823-1894. 
Papers, 1845-83. 6000 items. 



Carpenter, Arthur B 

Letters, 1860-66. ca. 160 items. 


MS 65-1073 


Caere, Laurent, 1785-1869. 

Papers, 1809-90. 200 items. 


MS 64-1289 


Davidson, Thomas, 1840-1900. 

Papers, 1660-1900. 18 ft (23,000 items) 


MS 84-1290 


Deris, John William, 1878-1956. 

Papers, 1848-1956. ca. T0JJ00 items. 


MS 84-1291 


Depcw, Chauncey MHcheD, 1834-1928. 
Papers, 1879-1928. ca. 12,000 items. 


MS 64-1639 


Dwight family.. 

Papers, 1713-1937. ca. 1200 items. 


MS 64-1293 


Bdwards family. 

Papers, 1805-74. 6 ft (1900 itema) 


MS 64-1283 




MS64-BM 



luiuuhar, Perejval, 1864-1953. 

Papers, 1901-48. 4 ft (ca. 2800 items) 

MS 65-1074 
finch family. 

William Applston Aiken collection, 1660-1715. ca. 4500 



Irving, 1867-1947. 
Papers. 1854-1959. 15 ft. (ca. 5000 items) 



Vowier family. 

Papers. 1707-1870. 300 items. 

pihw^ Osmaa B 

Papers. 1915-47. ca. 1800 items. 



Goodyear family. 

Papers, 1755-1901. 353 items. 

Graham, Narcissus, 1762-1B29. 
LetbTS, 1774-86. ca. 100 items. 



Graves, Henry Solon, 1871-1951. 

Papers, 1805-1051. ca. 25,000 items. 



John Hays, 1855-1936. 
Papers, 1893-1936. ca. 6000 items. 

Hewitt, William Henry Harrison, 1841-1912. 
Papers, 1870-1938. ca. 5200 items. 

Hurd, Jesse, 1760 (co.)-1881. 

Papers, 1784-1910. 5000 items. 

KhnbaU, Chase, 1902- 

Papers, 1923-42. 24boxea 

Logan, John Alexander, 1826-1886. 

Correspondence, 1863-1939. 150 items. 

Lyman family. 

Papers, 1829-86. ca. 2800 items. 

Marsh, Othniel Charles, 1831-1899. 

Papers, 1817-1940. ca. 15,500 items. 



Mayo, Kalherine, 18681-1940. 

Papers, 1895-186L 21 ft (20,000 Hems) 

Meigs, Joseph Vincent, ». 1840. 

Papers, 1858-1910. ca. 4500 items. 



Nagd, Charles, 1848-1940, 

Papers, 1857-1940. 34*00 Hems. 



Pierpont family. 

Papers, 1792-1884 300 items. 



Potter family. 

Papers, 1823-88. 450itema. 

Rogers, James Harvey, 1886-1939. 
Papers, 1910-39. 25,000 items. 



MS 64-1285 



MS 64-1296 



MS 65-1075 
MS 64-1298 
MS 64-1299 
MS 64-1300 
MS 64-1301 
MS 84-1302 
MS 64-1808 
MS 64-1304 
MS 64-1305 
MS 65-1076 
MS 64-1306 
MS 84-1807 

MS 84-1808 
MS 64-1309 
MS 64-1810 
MS 64-1311 



M g^T^tg SS >Z*ZZ**XSL 



f!i^^l^W^», otai. Refesil ^ /Wa 



"POT, 1950-60. 5 ft. (500 item.) 

Star, Theodore, 1892- 

P«P«ra, 1930-51 ol 350 items. 

p »Pm>.lMJ-M.llW). oLBSOOitema. 



Stntt collection, 1928-M. USjtenu, 



MS 64-1312 



MS 65-1077 



MSW-lflre 



&n f. Wifflu, Grata™, isto-isio. MS6WJM 

S^r.KeU^ecti^ 1872-1957. ... 16iO0D ^ 



T»Uer, Ernst, 1893-1939 

P'PMS, 1934-39. ,». moo itm& 

Trumbull, John, 1T5&-1843. 

Papem, 17SO-1883. 3000 item 

W««*, Alexander Stewart, 1835-1911. 



MSS6-1079 



Wrjgtt (J. o.) « Com »_. y^. 



MS «-.,»,« I Y « fe T D,l ™*r. Zanry. MS 85-1080 



^.^^ioSo^ rf ™>°*«»* -*-**-«. a « 

Beconis, 1940-45. 3ft. 



HS 84-1840 I 

MS64-W18 



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HOLDERS OF DUPLICATES 

American Philosophical Society, Quantum 
Physics Collection (Philadelphia) 65-1718 

California. University (Berkeley) 65-1718 

California. University, University at Los 
Angeles Library. 64-19, 64-20 

Emory University Library (Atlanta, Ga. ) 
65-1532 

New Church Book Center (Philadelphia) 
65-1832 

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commis- 
sion (Harrisburg) 64-1377 

Southern Baptist Convention, Dargan-Carver 
Library (Nashville, Tenn. ) 64-1375 

Texas. University Library (Austin) 65-803 

U. S. Library of Congress (Washington, D. C.) 
65-1532, 65-1712 

Washington. University Library (Seattle) 
64-248 



HOLDERS OF ORIGINAL MATERIALS 

REPORTED BY REPOSITORIES 

HOLDING REPRODUCTIONS 



CANADA 

British Columbia Provincial Archives Dept 
(Victoria) 65-1128, 65-1766 

Public Archives of Canada (Ottawa) 64-81, 
65-1140, 65-1144, 65-1158, 65-1163, 
65-1727 

St. Joseph Seminary (Three Rivers, Que. ) 
65-1725 

St. Mary's CoUege (Montreal) 65-1144 

Semlnalre de Saint -Sulpice, Bibliotheque 
(Montreal) 65-1163 

Unnamed repositories. 65-2197 



FINLAND 

Finnish Literary Society of Helsinki, Archives. 
64-60 



FRANCE 
Unnamed repositories. 65-1197 

GERMANY 
Braunschweig Staatsbtbllothek, 64-179 

Deutsches VoIkslledarcMv (Frleburg i. B. ) 
64-179 

Dresden Archives. 63-30 

Germanisches National Museum (Nuremberg) 
64-179 

Hamburg StaatsbiMiothek. 64-179 

Schleswig-Holstein Archives (Weimar) 64-179 

GREAT BRITAIN 
Bodleian Library, Oxford University. 64-811 

British Museum (London) 64-811 

Corporation Library (Guildhall) see Guildhall 
Library (London) 



Friends Reference Library (London) 65-156 

Friends Society of Colchester Monthly Meeting. 
65-156 

Guildhall Library (London) 64-811 

Hudson's Bay Company's archives (London) 
65-1816 

Public Record Office (London) 64-811, 
65-1148, 65-1207, 65-1740 

Royal Botanic Garden (Kew) 65-1779 

Scottish Office of the King's Remembrancer 
(Edinburgh) 65-1817 

Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in 
Foreign Parts (London) 65-1580 

University of London Library. 65-1560 

Unnamed repositories. 65-1142, 65-1197, 
65-1804 



PORTUGAL 
Arquivo National (Lisbon) 65-1731 

SPAIN 
Biblloteca National (Madrid) 64-143 
Deposito Hldrografico (Madrid) 65-1825 

SWEDEN 
Uppsala University. 65-1832 

UNITED STATES 

Alabama Dept. of Archives and History 
(Montgomery) 64-1295 

Bexar County Archives (San Antonio, Tex. ) 
65-1790 

Boston Public Library. 64-960, 64-1217, 
65-156 

Brigham Young University (Provo, Utah) 
64-737 

California. University, Bancroft Library 
(Berkeley) 65-865 

Carnegie Institution of Washington (D. C. ) 
64-367 

Chicago Theological Seminary Library. 
65-1799 

Colorado State Historical Society Library 
(Denver) 65-1783 

Congregation Shearith Israel, New York City. 
65-1732 

Cornell University Library, Collection of 
Regional History and University Archives 
(Ithaca, N. Y.) 65-1395 

Georgia Dept. of Archives and History (Atlanta) 
65-1871 

Harvard University, Houghton Library 
(Cambridge, Mass.) 65-1831 

Harvard University Library (Cambridge, 
Mass.) 63-5 

Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and 
Reformed Churches (Montreal, N. C. ) 
65-739 

Iowa State Dept. of History and Archives (Des 
Moines) 65-1843 

James Monroe Memorial Foundation (Freder- 
icksburg, Va.) 65-981 



Massachusetts Historical Society (Boston) 
65-1766 

Missouri Historical Society (St. Louis) 
65-1795 

Missouri Secretary of State's Vaults (Jefferson 
City) 65-1808 

Moravian Archives (Bethlehem, Pa.) 63-5 

Museum of New Mexico (Santa Fe) 65-1810 

Nebraska. University, Beef Research Station 
(Fort Robinson) 65-1468 

New Hampshire Historical Society (Concord) 
64-1584 

New Mexico Historical Society (Santa Fe) 
65-1168 

New York Public Library. 64-367 

North Carolina State Dept. of Archives and 
History (Raleigh) 65-739 

North Carolina State Library (Raleigh) 65-739 

North Carolina. University Library (Chapel 
Hill) 64-755, 65-739 

Pennsylvania. University of Pennsylvania 
Library (Philadelphia) 64-953, 65-872 

Pierpont Morgan Library (New York City) 
64-1321 

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Library 
(Louisville, Ky.) 64-1069 

Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, New York 
City see Congregation Shearith Israel, 
New York City 

Springfield, BL First Methodist Church. 
65-161 

Texas. University Library (Austin) 65-1790 

Utah State Historical Society (Salt Lake City) 
64-737 

Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison) 
65-1851 / 

U. S. —FEDERAL AGENCIES 

Bureau of American Ethnology, Smithsonian 
Institution (Washington, D. C. ) 65-1809 

Bureau of Indian Affairs (Window Rock, Ariz. ) 
65-1178 

Bureau of Land Management (Denver, Colo.) 
65-1783 

Bureau of Land Management (Santa Fe, N. M.) 
65-1180, 65-1783, 65-1810 

Court of Claims (Washington, D. C. ) 64-752 

Federal Records Center (Wilmington, Calif.) 
65-1181 

Library of Congress, Manuscript Division 
(Washington, D. C.) 64-367, 65-847, 
65-1162, 65-1330, 65-1580 

National Archives (Washington, D. C.) 
65-901, 65-1177, 65-1179, 65-1197, 
£5-1759, 65-1783, 65-1794, 65-1824 

Supreme Court Archives (Washington, D. C. ) 

64-1218 
Surveyor General's Office (Santa Fe, N. M.) 

see Bureau of Land Management (Santa Fe, 

N. M.) 

War Dept. Archives. 63-397 



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TEe National Union Catalog 
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1965 



Index 1963-1965 



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PREFACE 



This publication is the fourth in a continuing series designed to bring 
under bibliographic control manuscript collections housed permanently in 
American repositories that are regularly open to scholars. The volume reports 
2,022 collections located in 120 repositories. It brings the total number of col- 
lections described to 16,397, representing holdings in 492 repositories. The 
index in this volume cumulates the information published in the index to the 
1963-1964 issue. It gives, approximately 53,000 references to an estimated 
26,350 subjects and places, 19,700 personal names, and 6,900 corporate bodies, 
L e., business firms, churches, organizations, governments, and government 
agencies. 

The catalog entries are prepared from reports submitted by the repositories 
holding the manuscript collections. We, and the scholarly world, are grateful 
to them; without their enthusiastic participation it would be impossible to 
carry on this program. We shall endeavor to continue the program, to solicit 
greater participation, and to strive for comprehensive coverage. 

L. QUINCT MUMFOED 

Librarian of Congress 



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Advisory Committee 
National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections 



American Association fob State and 
Local Histoby 
William T. Alderson, Jr. 

American Council of Learned Societies 
Lyman H. Butterfleldt 
Louis B. Wright* 

American Council on Education 
Robert Quick* 

American Historical Association 
Louis B. Wright 

Association of Research Libraries 
Leslie W. Dunlap 

Histoby of Science Society 
Charles Weinerf 

Institute of Early American History 
and Culture 
Lester J. Cappon* 

The Manuscript Society 
Gordon T. Banks* 

Modern Language Association 
Curt F. Btihler* 
Gordon N. Rayf 



National Historical Publications 
Commission 
Oliver W. Holmes* 

Organization of American Historians 
Lester J. Cappon* 
Louis B. Wrightt 

Social Science Research Council 
Arthur S. Linkt 
Roy P. Nichols* 

The Society of American Archivists 
Everett O. Alldredge* 
Frank B. Evanst 

Southern Historical Association 
Horace S. Merrill* 

At Large 

W. H. Bondf 
Lyman H. Butterfleld* 
A. Hunter Dupree* 
Leslie H. Fishel, Jr.f 
Philip M. Hamer* 
Lucile M. Kanet 
Clifford L. Lord* 



* Until June 1965 
t Since July 1965 



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CONTENTS 

Preface iii 

Advisory Committee - ~ i v 

Repositories represented in the National Union Catalog of Manuscript 

Collections, 1959-1965 ™ 

Introduction xv 

Guide to entries by repository xxi 

Catalog _ 1-229 

Index ...._ 231-646 

Repository index 647-700 

Holders of duplicates 701 

Holders of original materials reported by repositories holding 

reproductions 701 



REPOSITORIES REPRESENTED IN THE 

National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections, 1959-1965 

References are to the volumes in which collections are entered. 



ALABAMA 

Auburn 

Auburn University Library, 59-61 
Mobile 

Public Library, 59-61 
Montgomery 

Alabama Department of Archives and History, 59-61 
Talladega 

Talladega College, Savery Library, 59-61 
Tuscaloosa 

University of Alabama Library, 59-62 

ALASKA 

College 

University of Alaska Library, 65 
Juneau 

Alaska Historical Library and Museum, 65 

ARIZONA 

Tucson 
Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society, 59-62 
University of Arizona Library, 59-65 

ARKANSAS 

Fayetteville 

University of Arkansas Library, 59-62 
Rogers 

Benton County Historical Society, 59-61 

CALIFORNIA 

Berkeley 

Pacific School of Religion Library, 59-62 

University of California, Bancroft Library, 63-65 

University of California Library, Rare Books Depart- 
ment, 63-64 

University of California, Music Library, 63-64 
Camarillo 

St. John's Seminary Library, 59-62 
Claremont 

Honnold Library for the Associated Colleges, 63-64 

Southern California School of Theology Library, 62 
Fresno 

Fresno State College Library, 65 
Los Angeles 

American Historical Association, Pacific Coast Branch 
(University of Southern California, History Depart- 
ment. Formerly at Whittier College, Whittier, Cali- 
fornia) 59-61 

Loma Linda University (formerly College of Medical 
Evangelists) White Memorial Medical Library, 59-61 

Los Angeles County Medical Association, 59-61 

Los Angeles County Museum, 59-61 

Public Library, 62 

Southwest Museum Library, 62 

University of California, Bureau of Governmental Re- 
search Library, 62 

University of California Library, 59-64 

University of Southern California Library, 63-64 
Monterey 

Stevenson House State Historical Monument, 62 
Mount Hamilton 

Lick Observatory Library, 59-62 
Oakland 

Free Library 59-61 

Mills College Library, 59-62 
Pasadena 

Art Museum, 65 

California Institute of Technology Library, 59-61 

Public Library, 65 
Sacramento 

California State Library, 59-62 

Sutter's Fort State Historical Monument, 65 



San Anselmo 

San Francisco Theological Seminary Library, 59-61 
San Diego 

Junipero Serra Museum, 62 

Public Library, 59-61 
San Francisco 

California State Library, Sutro Branch, 59-62 

Public Library, 59-62 

Society of California Pioneers, 59-61 
San Marino 

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 59-62 
San Mateo 

San Mateo County Historical Museum, 59-61 
Santa Clara 

University of Santa Clara, Michel Orradre Library, 
65 
Stanford University 

Stanford University, Lane Medical Library, 59-61, 
63-64 

Stanford University Library, 59-61, 63-65 
Three Rivers 

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, 62 
Ventura 

Ventura County and City Free Library, 65 

CANAL ZONE 

Balboa Heights 
Canal Zone Library-Museum, 65 

COLORADO 

Boulder 

University of Colorado Libraries, Western Historical 
Collections, 59-62, 65 
Colorado Springs 

Pioneer's Museum, 59-61 
Fort Collins 

Colorado State University Library, 65 

CONNECTICUT 

Cannondale 

Wilton Historical Society, 59-62 
Hartford 

Connecticut Historical Society, 59-65 

Connecticut State Library, 59-65 

Hartford Medical Society, 59-61 

Hartford Seminary Foundation Library, 59-61 

Trinity College Library, 59-62 
Middletown 

Wesleyan University Library, 59-61 
Mystic 

Marine Historical Association, 59-65 
New Britain 

Public Library, 62 
New Canaan 

Library, 59-61 
New Haven 

Yale University Library, 59-65 
New London 

New London County Historical Society, 65 

U S. Coast Guard Academy Library, 59-61 
Norwalk 

Burndy Library, 65 
Stonlngton 

Stonington Historical Society, 62 
Wethersfield 

Webb House. 59-61 
Woodbury 

Glebe House, 65 



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Dover 



DELAWARE 



Delaware Public Archives Commission, 59-6L 63-64 
Greenville 

Eleutherian Mills Historical library 59-61 
Newark 

University of Delaware Library, 59-62 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

Washington 
American Catholic Historical Association, 59-61 
A ™f"»" National Bed Cross Library, 59^61 
Catholic University of America, Department of Ar- 
chives and Manuscripts, 59-62 ^*"" uueut OT Ar ~ 
Folger Shakespeare Library 63-65 
Georgetown University, History Department, 59-61 
Howard University Library 62 ^^ 

^ C °^ ti T h 1 K Rite Sn P rem e Council Library 59-61 
tt «' H^** °i S 011 !?**' Manuscript Division, 59-65 
U S. Library of Congress, Music Division, 59^1 
u.£ Library of Congress, Bare Book Division, 59-62, 

U. S. National Archives, 65 

FLORIDA 

Gainesville 

University of Florida Libraries, 59-64 
Miami 

Public Library, 65 
Sanford 

Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Librarv 62 
Winter Park *' 

Bollins College, Mills Memorial Library, 62, 65 

GEORGIA 

Athens 

University of Georgia Library, 59-64 
Atlanta 

Atlanta University, Trevor Arnett Library 65 
Emory University Library, 59-62 65 
Macon ' 

Mercer University Library, 65 

HAWAH 

Honolulu 

Hawaiian Historical Society 59-61 
University of Hawaii Library, 62 

IDAHO 

Boise 

Idaho State Historical Society, 59-62 
Moscow 

University of Idaho Library 59-61 
Pocatello 

Idaho State College Museum, 59-62 

ILLINOIS 

Bloomington 

Cai 1 b^°dile*' eSleyan Universit y library, 59-61 
^Southern Illinois University Library, 59-61 

Chicago Historical Society 59-64 

Chicago Theological Seminary Library, 59-61 

Newberry Library, 59-62, 65 ^^ 

N L^rIry!^ Uw>ersity ' Archibald Church Medical 

Northwestern University, Dental School Library 63-64 
Northwestern University, Law Library 62 ^ ^^^ 
Public Library, 59-61 

University of Chicago Library, 63-64 
Evanston 

N P^an^s n'wSSwi w"**^, temperance Union, 
pJS^rch.^S Memorial Library for Alcohol 

Northwestern University Library, 59-61 
Northwestern University see also Chicago 



Quincy 

Bo^IslamJ S ° Ciety 0t < ^ alnc y *** Adams County, 62 

Augustana College Library, 59-61 
Springfield 

Illinois State Historical Library, 63-65 
Uroana 

University of Illinois Archives 65 

University of Illinois, Illinois Historical Survey 59-62 

University of Illinois Library, 59-62 ourT S y , «MB 

INDIANA 

Anderson 

A ssy^ataar** —***' schoci * 

' fordsville 
V- jbash College Library, 59-61 
Greeneastle 

^tem^f^ 1 * P& ™ Universit y an <J Indiana Method- 
Indianapolis 

Indiana Historical Society, 59-62 

Public Library, 59-61 

Indiana State Library, 59-62 
Kokomo 

Howard County Historical Museum 59-61 
Lafayette ^^ 

Purdue University Library, 59-62 
Jxew Harmony 

Bidhmond arm ° ny Workingn,en,s Institute Library, 59-61 

Earlham College Library, 59-64 
St Meinrad 

St Meinrad Archabbey Library 62 
Salem •" 

Washington County Historical Society 59-61 
South Bend . ■ 

Northern Indiana Historical Society, 65 

IOWA 

Ames 

Iowa State University of Science and Technology Li- 
brary, 65 
Council Bluffs 

Free Public Library, 65 
Decorah 

Luther College Library, 59-62 
Des Moines 

Iowa State Department of History and Archives 62-64 

Iowa State Medical Library, 59-61 "" ves . **-«* 

Iowa City 

University of Iowa Library, 59-65 

KANSAS 

Atchison 

St. Benedict's Abbey Archives 65 
Kansas City 

^V**?, ? f Kansas Medical Center, Clendening 
Medical Library, 59-61 g 

Lawrence 

University of Kansas Library, 59-62, 65 
Manhattan 

Kl ^fii St ^ e t^** 8 ^ of ^culture and Applied 
Science, Department of History, 59-61 
Minneapolis 

Ottawa County Historical Society 62 
North Newton •*• ■ . 

Bethel College Historical Library, 59-62 
Topeka 
Kansas State Historical Society, 59-62, 65 

KENTUCKY 

Lexington 

University of Kentucky Library, 59-65 
Louisville 
Pilson Club, 62, 65 

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Library 59-61 
Cumsr&ity of Louisville, Law Library, 59-61 



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LOUISIANA 

Baton Rouge 

Louisiana State library, 59-61 
New Orleans 

Public Library, 65 

Tulane University of Louisiana, Howartf-Tilton Me- 
morial Library, 59-65 
Shreveport 

Centenary College library, 65 

MAINE 

Brunswick 

Pejepscot Historical Society, 65 
Camden 

Camden Historical Society, 59-61 
Houlton 

Cary Library, 65 
New Gloucester 

New Gloucester Historical Society 59-61 
Orono ' 

University of Maine, Raymond H Fogler Library 65 
Searsport *' 

Penobscot Marine Museum, 65 
Thoniaston 

Knox Memorial Association, 65 
Waterville 

Colby College Library, 59-61 

MARYLAND 

Annapolis 
U. S. Naval Academy Museum, 59-61 

Baltimore 
College of Notre Dame of Maryland Librarv 59-62 
Enoch Pratt Free Library, 59-61 """J' s »- 62 

Port McHenry National Monument and Historic 

bflnne, 60 
Johns Hopkins University Library 59-64 

wS^S" mSST*' W **'""" M««T. 65 



MASSACHUSETTS 



Amherst 

Amherst College library, 59-62 
Belchertown » 

Belchertown Historical Association 62 
Boston ' 

Boston Athenaeum, 59-61 
Boston College Library, 59-61 
Boston University Libraries, 59-61 63-65 
Bostonian Society, 59-61 

Congregational Library of the American Congrega- 
tional Association, 59-64 
Harvard University, Graduate School of Business Ad- 
ministration, Baker Library, 59-65 
Harvard University, Library of the Schools of Medi- 
cine and Public Health, 62 
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 65 
Massachusetts Historical Society, 59-62 65 
New England Methodist Historical Society Library 
(Boston University) 65 — unu* 

Public Library, 63-65 
Unitarian Historical Society, 59-61 
Cambridge 

Episcopal Theological School Library 62 65 
Harvard University Archives 65 
Harvard University, Houghton Library, 59-61 65 
Harvard University see also Boston 
RadcUffe College, Schlesinger Library on the History 
JXj£ omen in -^"erica (formerly Women's Archives) 

55r— 65 

Dedham 

Dedham Historical Society, 62 
Fall River 

Fall River Historical Society, 59-62 
Longmeadow 

Richard Salter Storrs Library, 62 ? 



Marblehead 

Marblehead Historical Society, 59-61 
Medford 

Tufts University library, 62 
Middleboro 

Middleborough Historical Association, 59-61 
New Bedford 

Old Dartmouth Historical Society, 59-61 
Newton 

Jackson Homestead, 59-61 
Newton Center 

Andover Newton Theological School Library, 59-61 
Northampton 

Forbes library, 62-64 
Petersham 

Petersham Historical Society, 59-61 
Beading 

Reading Antiquarian Society, 59-61 
Salem 

Essex Institute, 62 
Springfield 

Connecticut Valley Historical Museum 59-61. 63-64 
Taunton 

Old Colony Historical Society 59-61 
Wellesley 

Wellesley College Library, 62 
Worcester 

American Antiquarian Society, 62-65 

College of the Holy Cross Library, 59-61 

MICHIGAN 

Ann Arbor 
University of Michigan, Law Library 59-61 
University of Michigan Library, 59-61 
University of Michigan, Michigan Historical Collec- 
tions, 63-65 
University of Michigan, Museums Library, 59-61 
University of Michigan, Transportation Library 62 
University of Michigan, William L Clements library 
59-64 
Dearborn 

Dearborn Historical Museum, 59-62 
Detroit 
Detroit Institute of Arts Library, 59-61 
Wayne State University Library, 59-61 
East Lansing 
Michigan State University Library, 59-62 
Michigan State University Museum, 59-64 
Grand Rapids 

Public Library, 59-61 
Marquette 
Bishop Baraga Association, 62 
Marquette County Historical Society, 59-61 
Mount Pleasant 
Central Michigan University Library, 62 

MINNESOTA 

Duluth 

St Louis County Historical Society, 59-61 
International Falls 

Koochiching County Historical Society, 59-61 
Minneapolis 

Public Library, 59-62 

University of Minnesota Archives, 65 

University of Minnesota Library, Department of Spe- 
cial Collections, 65 

University of Minnesota Library, James Ford Bell Col- 
lection, 63-65 
Moorhead 

Clay County Historical Society, 59-62 
Roseau 

Roseau County Historical Society, 62 
St Paul 

Catholic Historical Society of St Paul, 59-61 

College of St Thomas Library, 59-61 

Luther Theological Seminary Library, 59-61 

Minnesota Historical Society, 59-65 



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MINNESOTA— Continued 

St Peter 
Gustavus Adolphus College Archives, 59-61 
Nicollet County Historical Museum, 59-61 

Two Harbors 
Lake County Historical Society, 59-61 

MISSISSIPPI 

Jackson 
Millsaps College Library, Methodist Archives, 62 
Mississippi Department of Archives and History, 59-62 

Vicksburg 
Old Courthouse Museum, 62 

MISSOURI 

Columbia 

State Historical Society of Missouri, 63-64 

University of Missouri Library, Western Historical 
Manuscripts Collection, 59-62 
Florida 

Mark Twain Birthplace Memorial Shrine, 62 
Independence 

Harry S. Truman Library, 65 
Kansas City 

University of Missouri at Kansas City Libraries 
(formerly University of Kansas City) 62 
St. Louis 

Concordia Historical Institute, 59-64 

Missouri Historical Society, 62-65 

Public Library, 59-61 

Washington University, Law library, 59-61 

Washington University Library, 59-62 

Washington University, School of Medicine Library, 
59-61, 65 

NEBRASKA 

Fort Calhoun 

Washington County Historical Society, 63-64 
Lincoln 

Nebraska State Historical Society, 63-65 

University of Nebraska Library, 59-61 
Omaha 

Public Library, 62 

NEVADA 

Reno 

University of Nevada Library, 65 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 

Durham 

University of New Hampshire Library, 65 
Hanover 

Dartmouth College, Baker Library, 63-65 
Milford 

Wadleigh Memorial Library, 59-61 
Portsmouth 

Portsmouth Athenaeum, 59-61 

NEW JERSEY 

Freehold 

Monmouth County Historical Association, 59-62 
Hoboken 

Stevens Institute of Technology Library, 59-61 
Morristown 

Morristown National Historical Park, 59-62 
New Brunswick 

Rutgers University Library, 65 

Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in 
America Library, 62 
Newark 

Free Public Library, 59-62 

New Jersey Historical Society, 59-61 
North Hackensack 

Bergen County Historical Society, 62 
Princeton 

Princeton Theological Seminary Library, 59-62 

Princeton University Library, 59-62 



Trenton 
Free Public Library, 59-61 
New Jersey Bureau of Archives and History, 59-61 

NEW MEXICO 

Montezuma 
Montezuma Seminary library, 62 

NEW YORK 

Albany 
Albany Institute of History and Art, 59-61 
Albany Medical College, 62 
New York State library, 62 
Binghamton 

Broome County Historical Society, 59-61 
Blue Mountain Lake 

Adirondack Museum, 62 
Bronx 

see New York City 
Brooklyn 

see New York City 
Buffalo 

Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society, 62-64 
Canandaigua 

Ontario County Historical Society, 59-61 
Canton 

St. Lawrence University Library, 62 
CortUind 

Cortland County Historical Society, 65 
Elmira 

Elmira College Library, 59-61 
Garrison 

Boscobel Restoration, 62 
Geneva 
Geneva Historical Museum, 59-61 
Hobart College Library, 62 
Goshen 

Goshen Library and Historical Society, 62 
Hyde Park 

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, 65 
Ithaca 

Cornell University Libraries, Collection of Regional 

History and University Archives, 59-64 
Cornell University Libraries, Department of Rare 

Books, 63-65 
Cornell University, New York State School of Indus- 
trial and Labor Relations, 59-62 
Kinderhook 

Columbia County Historical Society, 62 
Montour Falls 

Memorial Library, 59-61 
New Paltz 

Huguenot Historical Society of New Paltz, 59-61 
New York 
American Academy of Arts and Letters, 59-62 
American Institute of Physics, Center for History and 

Philosophy of Physics, 65 
Brooklyn College Library. 65 
Brooklyn Public Library, 65 
Columbia University libraries, 59-65 
General Theological Seminary Library, 59-62, 65 
Metropolitan Museum of Art Library, 59-61 
Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation 

Library, 62 
Museum of the City of New York, 59-61 
National Audubon Society, 59-61 
New York Academy of Medicine Library, 59-61 
New-York Historical Society, 59-65 
New York Law Institute library, 65 
New York Society Library, 59-61 
New York University Libraries, 59-61 
Public Library, 63-64 
Public Library, Theatre Collection, 65 
Union Theological Seminary Library, 59-61 
Yivo Institute for Jewish Research, 59-64 
Ossining 

Ossining Historical Society, 59-61 
Oswego 
Oswego County Historical Society, 59-61 



NEW YORK— Continued 

Rlverhead 

Suffolk County Historical Society, 62 
Rochester 

St Bernard's Seminary Library, 59-61 

University of Rochester library, 59-62 
Syracuse 

Syracuse University Library, 59-64 
Tarrytown 

Historical Society of the Tarrytowns, 62 
Troy 

Russell Sage College Library, 59-61 
Wading River 

Wading River Historical Society, 59-61 
Warsaw 

Warsaw Historical Society, 59-61 
Waterloo 

Waterloo Library and Historical Society, 63-64 
West Coxsackie 

Greene County Historical Society, 59-61 
West Point 

U S. Military Academy Library, 65 

NORTH CAROLINA 

Ashevllle 

Pack Memorial Library, 59-61 

Western North Carolina Historical Association. 62 
Chapel Hill 

University of North Carolina Library, 59-62 

University of North Carolina Library, Southern His- 
torical Collection, 59-65 
Davidson 

Davidson College Library, 59-61 
Durham 

Duke University Library, 59-61 
Mon treat 

Historical Foundation of the Presbyterian and Re- 
formed Churches, 59-62 
Raleigh 

North Carolina State Department of Archives and His- 
tory, 59-65 
Wake Forest 

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Library, 62 

NORTH DAKOTA 

Bismarck 

North Dakota State Historical Society, 65 
Grand Forks 

University of North Dakota Library, 59-62 

OHIO 

Cincinnati 

American Jewish Archives, 65 

Church of the New Jerusalem, New Church Library, 
59-61,65 

Cincinnati Historical Society (formerly Historical and 
Philosophical Society of Ohio) 62-65 

Public Library, 62 
Cleveland 

Public Library, 59-61 

St. Joseph Seminary Library, 59-61 

Western Reserve Historical Society, 62 

Western Reserve University Library, 59-61 
Columbiana 

Historical Society of Columbiana and Fairfield Town- 
ship, 59-61 
Columbus 

Ohio Historical Society, 59-64 

Ohio State Library, 59-61 

Ohio State University Libraries, 59-62 
Dayton 

Associated Dayton and Montgomery County Historical 
Societies, 59-61 
Elyria 

Library, 59-61 

Lorain County Historical Society, 59-61 
Fremont 

Rutherford B. Hayes Library, 59-62 



Gambler 

Kenyon College Library, 59-61 
Granville 

Denison University Library, 59-61 
Hamilton 

Butler County Historical Society, 62 
Lebanon 

Warren County Historical Society, 59-61 
Norwood 

Mount St Mary's Seminary of the West Library, 59-61 
Oberlin 

Oberlin College Library, 62 
Oxford 

Miami University library, 59-61 
Tallmadge 

Tallmadge Historical Society, 62 
Toledo 

Toledo Museum of Art, 63-64 
Wilberforce 

Wilberforee University Library, 59-61 
Wooster 

College of Wooster. 59-61 

OKLAHOMA 

Norman 

University of Oklahoma library, 62-64 
Okmulgee 

Creek Indian Museum, 59-61 
Tulsa 

University of Tulsa Library, 59-61 

OREGON 

Eugene 

Lane County Pioneer Museum, 59-61 

University of Oregon Library, 59-64 
Jacksonville 

Jacksonville Museum, 59-62 
La Grande 

Public Library, 59-61 
North Bend 

Coos-Curry Pioneer and Historical Association, 59-61 
Portland 

Daughters of the American Revolution, Oregon Society, 
59-61 

Oregon Historical Society, 59-64 
Salem 

Oregon State Library, 59-62 

PENNSYLVANIA 

AJlentown 

Muhlenberg College library, 59-61 
Ambridge 

Old Economy State Museum, 62 
Annville 

Lebanon Valley College library, 59^61 
Bethlehem 

Moravian Archives, 62 
Bloomsburg 

Columbia County Historical Society, 65 
Bryn Mawr 

Bryn Mawr College Library, 65 
Doylestown 

Bucks County Historical Society, 59-62 
Gettysburg 

Gettysburg College Library, 65 

Historical Society of Adams County, 59-62 
Harrisburg 

Historical Society of Dauphin County, 63-64 

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 
59-61 
Haverford 

Haverford College Library, 62-65 
Jenklntown 

Alverthorpe Gallery, 62 
Lancaster 

Historical Society of the Evangelical and Reformed 
Church, 59-61 

Franklin and Marshall College library, 59-61 



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PENNSYLVANIA— Continued 

Lebanon 

Lebanon County Historical Society, 50-61 
Lewisburg 

BuckneU University library, 59-61 
Meadville 

Crawford County Historical Society, 59-61 
Philadelphia 

American Philosophical Society, 59-64 

Athenaeum of Philadelphia, 59-61 

Franklin Institute Library, 59-61, 63-64 

Free library of Philadelphia, 59-61 

Girard College, 59-61 

Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 59-65 

Independence National Historical Park, 65 

Library Company of Philadelphia, 59-62 

Lutheran Theological Seminary Library, 59-64 

Presbyterian Historical Society, 59-61 

Society of Friends, Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, De- 
partment of Records, 59-61 

Temple University Library, 59-62 

University of Pennsylvania Library, 59-62 
Pittsburgh 

Archives of Industrial Society, 65 

Carnegie library, 59-61 

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Library, 59-61 

University of Pittsburgh Library, 59-64 
Swarthmore 

Swarthmore College, Friends Historical Library, 59-62 
University Park 

Pennsylvania State University Library, 62 
Valley Forge 

Valley Forge Historical Society, 59-61 
Villanova 

ViDanova University Library, 59-61 
Washington 

Washington County Historical Society, 59-61 
Wayne 

Radnor Historical Society, 62 
York 

Historical Society of York County, 59-61 

RHODE ISLAND 

Providence 
Brown University, Annmary Brown Memorial, 59-61, 

63-64 
Brown University, John Carter Brown Library, 59-62 
Brown University Library, 59-62 
Moses Brown School, 62 
Rhode Island Medical Society, 59-62 
Rhode Island State Archives, 59-61 

SOUTH CAROLINA 

Charleston 
Protestant Episcopal Church in the U S. A South 

Carolina Diocesan Headquarters, 59-61 
St. Michael's Church, 59-61 
South Carolina Historical Society, 63-65 
South Carolina Medical College Library, 59-62 
Clemson 
Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina li- 
brary, 59-62 
Columbia 
South Carolina Archives Department, 59-61 
University of South Carolina, South Carollniana Li- 
brary, 59-62 
Greenville' 
Furman University, South Carolina Baptist Historical 
Collection, 63-65 

SOUTH DAKOTA 

Brookings 

St Paul's Episcopal Church Parish House, 62 
Sioux Falls 

Pettigrew Museum, 62 
Vermillion 

South Dakota State University Library, 59-61 



TENNESSEE 

Chattanooga 

Public Library, 59-62, 65 
Harrogate 

Lincoln Memorial University Library, 63-64 
Hermitage 

The Hermitage, 62 
Knoxville 

University of Tennessee library, 59-64 
Memphis 

Public Library, 63-64 
Nashville 

Disciples of Christ Historical Society, 65 

Fisk University Library, 59-62 

Methodist Publishing House, 63-64 

Southern Baptist Convention, Dargan-Carver Library, 
59-61,63-64 

Tennessee State Library and Archives, 59-65 
Sewanee 

University of the South library, 62 

TEXAS 

Austin 

Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary library, 65 

Church Historical Society, 65 

Texas State Library, Archives Division, 59-62 

University of Texas Library, Texas Archives, 59-64 
Canyon 

Panhandle Plains Historical Society, 65 
Dallas 

Dallas Historical Society, 62-64 

De Golyer Foundation Library, 59-64 

Southern Methodist University, Methodist Historical 
Library, 59-61 
Fort Worth 

Texas Christian University Library, 59-61 
Houston 

Pub ic Library, 59-61 
Lubbock 

Texas Technological College Library, Southwest Col- 
lection, 62 
Waco 

Baylor University library, 59-62 

UTAH 

Provo 

Brigham Young University Library, 59-64 
Salt Lake City 

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, His- 
torian's Office, 59-61 

University of Utah library, 59-61 

VERMONT 

Burlington 

University of Vermont Archives, 6S-r64 

University of Vermont, Guy W. Bailey Library, Wilbur 
Collection, 62-65 
Middlebury 

Middlebury College Library, 59-61 
Montpelier 

Vermont Historical Society, 62-65 
Strafford 

Strafford Historical Society, 59-61 

VIRGINIA 

Ashland 

Randolph-Macon College Library, 59-62 
Charlottesville 

University of Virginia Library, 59-65 
Fredericksburg 

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military 
Park, 65 
Hampden-Sydney 

Hampden-Sydney College Library, 59-62 
Harrisonburg 

Eastern Mennonlte College Library, 59-61 



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VIRGINIA— Continued 
Lexington 

Virginia Military Institute library, 59-61 

Washington and Lee University Library, 63-64 
Newport News 

Mariners' Museum, 59-61 
Richmond 

Richmond Academy of Medicine, 59-61 

Virginia Historical Society, 59-65 

Virginia State Library, Archives Division, 59-62 
Sweet Briar 

Sweet Briar College Library, 63-64 
Williamsburg 

Colonial Williamsburg, Inc., 59-62 

WASHINGTON 

Golden dale 

Klickitat County Historical Society, 59-61 
Olympia 

Washington State Library, 59-62 
Port Townsend 

Jefferson County Historical Library, 62-64 
Pullman 

Washington State University Library, 62-64 
Seattle 

Public Library, 59-61 

University of Washington, Law Library, 62 

University of Washington Library, 59-65 



Spokane 

Eastern Washington State Historical Society, 59-64 

Gonzaga University Library, 59-61 
Walla Walla 

Whitman National Monument, 59-61 

WEST VIRGINIA 

Charleston 

West Virginia Department of Archives and History. 
59-62 
Morgan town 

University of West Virginia Library, 59-62 

WISCONSIN 

Bau Claire 

State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Area Research 
Center in Wisconsin State College, 63-64 
Madison 

State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 59-65 

University of Wisconsin, School of Pharmacy Library. 
59-61 
Milton 

Milton Historical Society, 59-61 
Milwaukee 

Marquette University, Memorial Library, 59-61 

Public Library, 59-64 
River Falls 

Pierce County Historical Society, 62 

State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Area Research 
Center in River Falls State College, 68-64 
Superior 

Douglas County Historical Museum, 62 



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INTRODUCTION 



History. Scholars, particularly in the field 
of American history, were instrumental in 
urging the establishment of a center for locat- 
ing, recording, and publicizing the holdings of 
manuscript collections available for research. 
They had long been frustrated by the difficulties 
of locating specific manuscripts and even of 
identifying repositories that may contain source 
materials. 

In 1951 the Library of Congress began to 
prepare actively for a National Union Catalog 
of Manuscript Collections to parallel its cata- 
logs of printed works but it was not until 1958 
that the Library could begin to realize its plans. 
On November 29 of that year the Council on 
Library Resources, Inc., made a grant of $200,- 
000 to underwrite the primary costs of the 
project. It later made supplemental grants 
amounting to $170,565 to continue the work to 
July 1964, when Congress appropriated funds 
to carry the program as part of the Library's 
work. 

In 1959 the Manuscripts Section was estab- 
lished in the Descriptive Cataloging Division 
with responsibility f or creating and conducting 
the program of the NUCMC. An advisory 
committee of nationally prominent scholars 
representing learned societies and other groups 
concerned with the preservation and control of 
manuscripts was appointed and continues to 
assist in the formulation of broad policies. An 
intramural committee on manuscript catalog- 
ing was reassembled and is called upon as occa- 
sion demands to guide the practical application 
of policies. Reports were soon being gathered 
from repositories all over the country and the 
first card in the new manuscript series was 
printed in June 1959, visible evidence that the 
project was under way. 

Early in the operation of the program it was 
recognized that maintenance of a card file in 
the Library of Congress would not adequately 
meet the needs of scholars. The plan was 



enlarged to encompass the publication of the 
catalog using the printed cards as the text of 
the entries, arranging them in card-number 
sequence, and indexing them. 

The first volume was published in the fall of 
1962. It describes 7,296 manuscript collections 
located in nearly 400 repositories in the United 
States, reproduced from catalog cards printed 
by the Library of Congress in 1959, 1960, and 
1961. Entitled The National Union Catalog of 
Manuscript Collections, 1959-1961, it was pub- 
lished by and is obtainable from J. W. 
Edwards, Publisher, Inc., Ann Arbor, Mich. 
As work progressed on the second volume, it 
was decided to replace the separate name and 
subject indexes of the first volume with a com- 
bined index for the two volumes. Thus in the 
spring of 1964 a two- volume set was published 
by the Shoe String Press, Inc., Hamden, Conn. 
One volume reproduces catalog cards printed 
in 1962 covering 5,028 collections in 208 reposi- 
tories; the other contains an index in one 
alphabet to names, subjects, and places in the 
entries prepared from 1959 through 1962. 

The third catalog, published after the pro- 
gram came under the full aegis of the Library 
of Congress, bears the Government imprint and 
is available from the Card Division of the 
Library. It covers the cataloging years of 1968 
and 1964, has 2,051 entries representing collec- 
tions in 98 repositories, and has a self-contained 
index. Beginning with 1965, it is planned to 
publish a volume annually, cumulating the 
index with that of the preceding volume. Thus 
the latest index will serve as a complete guide 
to all catalogs back to the cumulated 1959-1962 
index. 

Pattern and Scope. The holdings of manu- 
scripts in the United States are so extensive that 
only by describing them in groups, rather than 
singly, can the project hope to cover them. As 
the intent of the catalog is to bring scholars and 
manuscripts together, only those collections are 



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described that are located in public or quasi- 
pablic repositories that regularly admit re- 
searchers. 

There are no limitations on the time, place 
of origin, or nature of the collections recorded, 
but qualifying repositories are asked to report 
material conforming to the following criteria: 

1. A collection is denned as a large group of 
papers (manuscript or typescript, originals or 
copies, of letters, memoranda, diaries, accounts, 
logbooks, drafts, and the like, including asso- 
ciated printed or near-print materials) usually 
having a common source and formed by or 
around an individual, a family, or a corporate 
entity, or devoted to a single theme. Small 
groups consisting of only a few pieces should 
not be reported as collections in themselves but 
should be included in more comprehensive re- 
ports covering many such groups, either by an 
entry under an appropriate theme if possible, 
or by a general entry for the miscellaneous 
(residual) collections of the repository. 

2. Private manuscripts in archival reposi- 
tories and archival records found outside the 
normal archival repository should be reported 
but not archives located where one might expect 
to find them, as, for example, county records in 
a county courthouse. 

8. Collections consisting entirely of photo- 
copies and transcripts of original manuscripts 
are admissible when they are created from 
original manuscripts scattered in several reposi- 
tories or from several collections within a re- 
pository, or when the repositories holding the 
originals either do not regularly admit research- 
ers or are not located in the United States. 

Sources of Information. The information 
about the collections comes from various 
sources: data sheets especially prepared by the 
repositories, copies of their catalog cards, and 
entries in published guides to their holdings. 
Since the tame available for cataloging manu- 
scripts varies from institution to institution, 
the descriptions differ with respect to complete- 
ness and detail. Moreover, the total holdings 



of large repositories may not always be re- 
ported completely, and the collections of some 
are not represented at all These variations are 
inevitable in a project that depends on the 
cooperation of many people and organizations, 
all with limitations on their resources, to obtain 
the necessary data. 

Catalog Entries. The staff of the Manu- 
scripts Section of the Descriptive Cataloging 
Division prepares catalog entries from the in- 
formation furnished by the repositories, accept- 
ing the reports as submitted but providing 
certain basic editing. It excludes those that 
fail to meet the specifications described above, 
or, with the consent of the holding institution, 
regroups collections to meet requirements. 

The catalog entries have been prepared ac- 
cording to the Rules for Descriptive Cataloging 
in the Library of Congress: Manuscripts, Pre- 
print of the Rules for Collections of Manu- 
scripts (Preliminary edition, September 1954). 
This publication is out of print but the rules 
will be incorporated in the Anglo-American 
Cataloging Rules to be published late in 1966. 
As the rules for manuscript collections are 
based on standard rules for author and title 
entry and description, the entries resemble those 
for published materials. The elements are as 
follows: 

1. Main entry. The name of a person, family, 
government agency or other corporate body by 
whom material is written or to whom it is 
addressed, or the name of a collector (usually a 
person or corporate body). If neither of the 
foregoing choices is possible, the collection is 
entered under the title by which it is known, or, 
if there is none, a title supplied by the cata- 
loger. 

2. Title. The name by which the collection is 
known or a brief title supplied by the cataloger; 
inclusive dates of the manuscripts are given. 

3. Physical description. Given in terms of 
items, linear feet of shelf space, reels or feet of 
microfilm, or in other suitable terms. Notation 
is made of the form of the manuscripts if they 
are not original. 



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4. Location. The name of the repository 
where the collection is housed. 

5. Scope and content. A description of the 

types and groups of papers and documents in 

the collection, noting their subject matter, the 

names of the principal persons and corporate 

bodies with whom they deal, and other special 

features of the collection. For personal papers, 

the note includes characterizing biographical 
data. 

6. Other information (when available). 
References to published and unpublished de- 
scriptions of lite collection when they contain 
additional information ; restrictions on access; 
literary rights ; and provenance. 

7. Identifying number. The number assigned 
to entries when they are printed on cards at the 
Library of Congress. It consists of the symbol 
MS, the last two digits of the year in which the 
entry was printed, and a serial number. 

Entry Arrangement. In the first and second 
volumes of the catalog (1959-1961 and 1962), 
the arrangement of entries was determined en- 
tirely by the continuous numbers assigned to 
the various entries as they went to the printer. 
Beguining with the 1963 entries it has been 
possible to send fairly large groups of entries 
to the printer arranged alphabetically by re- 
pository, and under each repository by collec- 
tion. This permits a degree of recognizable 
arrangement, which the reader can use advan- 
tageously through the Guide to Entries by 
Repository found in the front of the 1963-64 
and later volumes. 

Card Printing. Although the entries con- 
taining the information described above are 
printed on'3"x 5 inch cards in the Library of 
Congress MS card series, they are not for sale 
and the cards are not filed in the Library's card 
catalogs. Publication of the catalog with its 
comprehensive index obviates the need for a 
public card file. A main entry card catalog is 
maintained in the Manuscripts Section, as is a 
file arranged by repository. Cards are printed 



for photoreproduction in book form, for staff 
use in preparing the index, for its working files, 
and for complimentary distribution to the re- 
pository furnishing the description. The Card 
Division of the Library of Congress preserves 
a master copy. 

Information Received After Publication 

When additions to a collection change its char- 
acter or include material that would have been 
indexed if it had been in the original descrip- 
tion of the collection, the additions are cata- 
loged as a supplement to the collection. Entries 
64-1141 and 65-989 illustrate the form adopted. 
Corrections or adjustments of errors obvi- 
ously cannot be made to published entries but 
they can sometimes be remedied by changes in 
the next cumulated index. The misspelling of 
a name, for example, the attribution of an 
action to the wrong person; the mistaken loca- 
tion of an event, or the like, can be corrected in 
the index. When an entry is considered com- 
pletely misleading, all references to it are 
omitted from the cumulated index. 

Repository Index. This is an alphabetical 
list of the manuscript repositories with holdings 
presented in the catalog, followed in each case 
by an alphabetical list showing the main entry, 
title, and entry number of the collections which 
are fully described in the main part of the 
catalog. 

Index. This index provides in one alphabet 
references to the names, places, subjects, and 
named historical periods reported in the catalog 
entries. Citations lead to the identification 
numbers that appear with each entry. Num- 
bers are underscored when they represent main 
entries, or the names or subjects about which 
major portions of collections are formed. 

1. Names. The index names all persons, 
families, and corporate entities, i. e., associa- 
tions, institutions, business firms, governmental 
agencies, etc, associated with the various manu- 
scripts. The nature of their association varies 



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from case to case. Some are authors, some sub- 
jects, some addressees, while others are involved 
more tangentially. Inspection of the entry for 
the appropriate collection will generally clarify 
the relationship. 

Personal names are entered according to the 
forms prescribed in the A. L. A. Cataloging 
Rules for Author and Title Entries, 2d ed., 
Chicago, 1949, with references from the forms 
not adopted. (The index also follows these 
rules in the matter of capitalization, notably in 
titles of newspapers, books, and periodicals, 
where only initial and proper words are given 
initial capitals. As a matter of style, however, 
each, filing word in the index is capitalized in 
full) 

Family names are indexed by surname fol- 
lowed by the word family. The names of 
corporate bodies are entered in as many forms 
as may be useful, e. g., name, key word, and 
location. 

2. Persons. Similar personal names have 
been studied and the individuals identified as 
far as possible by the use of vital dates, place 
of residence, or occupation; unresolved con- 
flicts of identity resulting from similar names 
are indicated by asterisks before the names or 
the citation numbers. For example, 'Holmes, 
Nathaniel (63-378), could not be identified with 
the Nathaniel Holmes, 1815-1901, listed in the 
Dictionary of American Biography, or the 
Nathaniel Holmes listed in the first volume of 
this catalog (60-1750). Since little is known 
about the persons designated by asterisks, it is 
possible that two or more citations following 
such names may refer to more than one person. 
An asterisk preceding a particular citation 
number means that it may not belong to the 
person under whose name it is listed; for ex- 
ample, the number *64-1290 after Holmes, 
Oliver Wendell, 1841-1935, may properly refer 
to Oliver Wendell Holmes, 1809-1894. Users 
of this index will often have the special knowl- 
edge required to resolve such uncertainties. 

Descriptions that refer only to material about 
the estate of a deceased person are indicated 



under the person's name by the phrase Estate 
of; however, if the collection also contains 
other material, the estate is not singled out. 
The same system applies to the indexing of 
genealogical material under the name of a 
family, but genealogists can discover all gene- 
alogical material listed by family name under 
the direct entry genealogy. 

3. Places. Historical research in this country 
is so frequently concerned with study of the 
places where persons lived or where events 
occurred that geographic indexing of manu- 
script material is imperative. From the begin- 
ning an index entry has been made for each 
place name (city, village, or county) and an- 
other for the State in which it is located. En- 
tries under local places are modified by the 
subjects or topics with which the respective 
manuscript collections or parts of them appear 
to deal. Many descriptions do not report spe- 
cific subjects pertaining to places, and in such 
instances place names have been subdivided by 
such general phrases as Family papers, Per- 
sonal papers (i. e., of the individual), Letters 
from, Letters received in, or Resident of. 

Every collection with material relating to a 
State or region has been indexed under the 
name of that political jurisdiction or area, 
whether or not it has also been indexed under 
a local place name. The names of these larger 
jurisdictions and areas have been subdivided 
by subject and topical terms which are often, 
though not necessarily, the same as those chosen 
for direct subject entries; and by such subjects 
as Economic conditions, History, Politics, 
Social life, and Travel and description, and 
such forms as Accounts and Legal documents, 
which, by their nature, are not appropriate as 
direct entries. 

Citations to the three cities of Boston, 
New York, and Philadelphia are not repeated 
under their respective State names. For 
example, Philadelphia— Schools is repeated 
as schools — Pennsylvania, but not as 
Pennsylvania — Schools. Under Pennsyl- 
vania — Schools will be found references to 



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schools in all places in that Stat© except Phil- 
adelphia. 

4. Subjects. Subject and topical index en- 
tries have been chosen to describe as accurately 
as possible the contents of the various collec- 
tions. Words and phrases that have several 
meanings have been explained briefly; note, 
for example, the explanations under fish trade 
and fisheries. "See" and "see also" references 
are freely provided to lead the user to related 
entries. 

Subjects are usually subdivided by names of 
countries, States, or regions and are repeated 
as subheadings under the names of these coun- 
tries, States, and regions. In many instances 
this pattern forms a double or reverse likeness, 
but, whenever it has been possible to present an 
extra dimension in an entry or in the subdivi- 
sions by changing wording, by using chro 
nology, or by other appropriate devices, the 
reverse image has been broken. For example, 
the index entry merchants is divided chrono- 
logically and geographically, while as a sub- 
division under a place it is unmodified. 

Such subject phrases as bubal sociology 
have often been entered in both direct and 
inverted form, i. e., rural sociologt and 
sociOLocrr, bubal. If, however, there are many 
citations or subdivisions, one element is selected 
for the index entry and a "see" cross reference 
is made from the other. "See" references are. 
made also from some synonyms, while, on occa- 
sion, citations appear under both terms. 

Occupations and career activities are indexed 
if they appear to be the subjects of the writings. 
In the catalog entries the relationship between 
the note about the author and the description 
of the content of the collection is frequently so 
obscure that much valuable material may have 
been omitted from the index because die in- 
dexers could not assume that the material bears 
on the profession or occupation of the author. 

5. Specificity. The words used are often 
those current in the period covered by the 
manuscripts, e. g.-, both land — Companies and 
real estate business or febsia and Iran, with 



citations appropriate to each and cross refer- 
ences between them. 

Most of the manuscripts reported in the cata- 
log relate to the United States; consequently 
index entry words assume that relationship and 
begin with the significant subject word, e. g., 
revolution, not "American revolution," nor 
united states — Revolution. Names of other 
countries are specified as required. Because of 
their applicability to almost every manuscript 
collection, the general topics "History," "Poli- 
tics," "Economic conditions," and "Social life" 
are never used as main entries nor even as sub- 
divisions under united states. They are used 
under local place and State. The heading 
united states is used only for official agencies 
of the Federal Government and for specific 
topics as they apply to the country as a whole. 

The forms of manuscripts are rarely used as 
index entries although they are frequently 
given as amplification of subjects, names, or 
places, e. g., ships-^ Logbooks, botany— Lec- 
tures, Lincoln, Abraham — Newspaper clip- 
pings, Middlesex Co., va. — County records. 

Chronology has been used to break up long 
lists of citations under some index entries. Of 
necessity, the time periods indicated are usually 
the inclusive dates of the collection and serve 
only as a general guide. 

The catalog and its index are an aid to re- 
search, not a ready reference guide. Accord- 
ingly, investigators should search for both spe- 
cific and general terms because both are used in 
the descriptions and general terms are presump- 
tive clues to specific material. 

Filing Arrangement. When the same name 
appears in the index as a personal name and as 
a place, family, or other name, the personal 
name precedes all of the others. Personal 
names are grouped together, followed by all 
other main index entries arranged alphabeti- 
cally word by word without regard for punctu- 
ation. "Mc" is filed as if spelled Mac, and 
abbreviations are filed as if spelled in full, e. g., 
"Co." as County, "St" as Saint, "Ste" as Sainte, 



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"Mo." as Missouri. Subdivisions of a given 
entry are alphabeted in two groups : 1) subject 
terms, 2) States and countries. On occasion 
other subgroupings that will be obvious to the 
user have been made. 

Example: 

CHATFIBLD, Andrew 
CHATFIELD (L. W.) and Sons, firm 
CHATFIBLD, Louis 
CHATFIELD-TAYLOB, Hobart 
CHATFIELD, Ala. 

Dry goods business 

Personal papers 

CHATFIELD and Brown, inc. 
CHATFIELD Co., Miss. 
CHATFIELD family. 
CHATFIELD, Minn. 
CHATFIELD (Ship) 

CHEESE Industry and trade 
Shipping 
New York 
Wisconsin 



A few topics have been given special treat- 
ment because of the extent of the entries under 
them, e. g., "Civil War," ^Genealogy,'' "Michi- 
gan," and "United States." These have been' 
distinguished by main headings in large type, 
with subdivisions capitalized as if they were 
main entries. 

Inquiries. Questions concerning the manu- 
script collections described in this series of 
catalogs should be addressed to the repositories 
holding them. 

Suggestions for the improvement of the cat- 
alogs and inquiries concerning participation in 
the cataloging program should be addressed to 
Mrs. Arline Custer, Head, Manuscripts Sec- 
tion, Descriptive Cataloging Division, Library 
of Congress, Washington, D. C. 20540. 

John W. Cbontw 
Director, Processing Department 

Library of Congress 
Washington, D.C. 
May 1966 



GUIDE TO ENTRIES BY REPOSITORY, 1965 

Alaska Historical Library and Museum (Juneau) ------ 65-1711 to 1715 

Alaska. University Library (College) — . 65-1081 to 1082 

American Antiquarian Society (Worcester, Mass.) — - 65-1716 

American Institute of Physics, Center for History and Philosophy of 

Physics (New York City) 65-1717 to 1720 

American Jewish Archives (Cincinnati, Ohio) 65-1721 to 1745 

Archives of Industrial Society (Pittsburgh, Pa.) - -- 65-1746 to 1755 

Arizona. University Library (Tucson) - 65-1756 to 1759 

Atlanta University, Trevor Arnett Library (Ga.) 65-1, 65-1083 

Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Library (Tex.) 65-2 to 5 

Boston Public Library 65-6 to 13, 65-1760 to 1762 

Boston University Libraries 65r-1084 to 1118 

Brooklyn College Library J 65-1763 

Brooklyn Public Library „.. 65 " 14 

Bryn Mawr College Library (Pa.) 65_15 

Burndy Library (Norwalk, Conn.) G 5 " 16 

California. University, Bancroft Library (Berkeley) 

65-1119 to 1187, 65-1764 to 1825 

Canal Zone Library-Museum (Balboa Heights) 65-1826 to 1828 

Gary Library (Houlton, Me.) 65-1829 

Centenary College Library (Shreveport, La.) 65-1830 

Chattanooga Public Library (Tenn.) 65-1831 

Church Historical Society (Austin, Tex.) 65-1188 

Church of the New Jerusalem, New Church Library . . 

(Cincinnati, Ohio) 65-1832 

Cincinnati Historical Society (Ohio) 6& - 17 to 18 

Colorado. State University Library (Fort Collins) 65-1833 

Colorado. University Libraries (Boulder) ~ -- — 65-1189 to 1190 

Columbia County Historical Society (Bloomsburg, Pa.) ■. 65-19 

Columbia University Libraries (New York City) — 65-1191 to^2H, 65-1834 
Connecticut Historical Society (Hartford) .... 65-1212 to 1215, 65-1835 to 1836 

Connecticut State Library (Hartford) 65-1837 

Cornell University Libraries, Department of Rare Books , ; 

(Ithaca, N. Y.) 65-1838 

Cortland County Historical Society (Cortland, N. Y.) 65-1839 to 1841 

Council Bluffs Free Public Library (Iowa) 65-1842 to 1843 

Dartmouth College, Baker Library (Hanover, N. H.) 65-1844 to 1854 

Disciples of Christ Historical Society (Nashville, Tenn.) 65-1216 

Emory University Library (Atlanta, Ga.) ~ 65-3855 to 1871 

Episcopal Theological School (Cambridge, Mass.) ~ 65-20 

Filson Club (Louisville, Ky.) _ _.....„.---- 65-21 to 26, 65-1217 

Folger Shakespeare Library (Washington, D. C.) 65-1872 to 1879 

Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine 

(Baltimore, Md.) ~ .._.__ — — ~ 65-1880 to 1881 

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (Hyde Park, N. Y.) 65-27 to 81 

Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park " „ 100n 

(Fredericksburg, Ta.) _.„_— - — -—- ^......65-1882 

Fresno State College Library (Calif.) 65-1 *» 



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Furman University Library, South Carolina Baptist Historical 

Collection (Greenville, S. C.) 65-82 to 90, 65-1884 

General Theological Seminary Library (New York City) 65-91 to 92 

Gettysburg College Library (Pa.) „.. 65-93 

Glebe House (Woodbury, Conn.) 65-1885 

Harry S. Truman Library (Independence, Mo.) 65-94 to 151 

Harvard University Archives (Cambridge, Mass.) 

65-1218 to 1301, 65-1886 to 1915 
Harvard University, Graduate School of Business Administration, 

Baker Library (Boston) „ 65-1916 

Harvard University, Houghton Library (Cambridge, Mass.) 

65-1302 to 1304 

Haverford College Library (Pa.) ................ ._. 65-152 to 156 

Illinois State Historical Library (Springfield) ... .... 65-157 to 162 

Illinois. University Archives (Urbana) 

65-164 to 167, 65-1305 to 1312, 65-1917 to 1941 
Independence National Historical Park (Philadelphia) „..._. 65-1313 to 1317 
Iowa State University of Science and Technology Library (Ames) 

65-1942 to 1943 

Iowa. University Library (Iowa City) ........... 65-168 to 170 

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston) 65-1944 

Johns Hopkins University, Welch Medical Library (Baltimore, Md.) 

65-1945 to 1955 

Kansas State Historical Society (Topeka) 65-171 to 172 

Kansas. University Library (Lawrence) ;. . . .. 65-1956 to 1958 

Kentucky. University Library (Lexington) . _. 65-173 

Knox Memorial Association (Thomaston, Me.) . ._.„. . 65-174 

Maine. University, Raymond H Fogler Library (Orono) 65-1959 to 1976 

Marine Historical Association (Mystic, Conn.) _..: „„„„„„.„„„ _ 65-175 

Massachusetts Historical Society (Boston) ........ 65-176 to 189, 65-1318 to 1320 

Mercer University Library (Macon, Ga.) ....... „„.„„ . 65^190 

Miami Public Library (Fla.) .__„. . ; : . _. 65-1977 

Michigan. University, Michigan Historical Collections (Ann Arbor) 

65-191 to 670, 65-1321 to 1400 

Minnesota Historical Society (St. Paul) ......; . . . „„_ 65-671 to 674 

Minnesota. University Library, Department of Special Collections 

(Minneapolis) 65-1978 

Minnesota. University Library, James Ford Bell Collection 

(Minneapolis) ........ . ._ 65-1979 

Minnesota. University Archives (Minneapolis) ._ 65-1980 to 1983 

Missouri Historical Society (St. Louis) .... 65-675 to 695, 65r-1401 to 1406 

National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Frances E. Willard 

Memorial Library for Alcohol Research (Evanston, HI.) 65-1984 

Nebraska State Historical Society (Lincoln) 

65-1407 to 1510, 65-1985 to 1989 

Nevada. University Library (Reno) ... „ ____.■ 65-1990 to 1994 

New England Methodist Historical Society Library (Boston University) 

..'•' '.__" 65-696to697 

New Hampshire. University Library (Durham) ...„. 6&-698 

New London County Historical Society (New London, Conn.) 
, 65-1995 to 1996 
Aew Orleans Public Library (La.) „ 65-699 to 701 



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New- York Historical Society (New York City) 65-1510 to 1529 

New York Law Institute Library (New York City) 65-702 

New York Public Library, Theatre Collection (New York City) 65-703 

Newberry Library (Chicago) 65-704 to 708, 65-1997 to 1998 

North Carolina. State Department of Archives and History (Raleigh) 

65-709 to 714 
North Carolina. University Library, Southern Historical Collection 

(Chapel Hill) 65-715 to 749, 65-1530 to 1535 

North Dakota State Historical Society (Bismarck) 65-750 to 801, 65-1536 

Northern Indiana Historical Society (South Bend) 65-1999 

Northwestern University, Archibald Church Medical Library 

(Chicago) 65-1537 to 1542 

Panhandle Plains Historical Society (Canyon, Tex.) 65-802 to 814 

Pasadena Art Museum (Calif.) 65-2000 

Pasadena Public Library (Calif.) 65-815 

Pejepscot Historical Society (Brunswick, Me.) 65r-2001 

Pennsylvania, Historical Society of (Philadelphia) 

65-816 to 833, 65-1543 to 1548 

Penobscot Marine Museum (Searsport, Me.) 65-2002 

Radcliffe College, Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in 

America (Cambridge, Mass.) 65-834 to 842 

Rollins College, Mills Memorial Library (Winter Park, Fla.) 65-843 

Rutgers University Library (New Brunswick, N. J.) 65-1549 to 1710 

St Benedict's Abbey Archives (Atchison, Kan.) 65-2003 

Santa Clara, University of, Michel Orradre Library (Calif.) 65-844 

South Carolina Historical Society (Charleston) 65-845 to 852 

Stanford University Libraries (Calif.) 65-853 to 873, 65-2004 to 2013 

Sutter's Fort State Historical Monument (Sacramento, Calif.) 

65-2014 to 2016 

Tennessee State Library and Archives (Nashville) 65-874 to 888 

Tulane University of Louisiana, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library 

(New Orleans) 65-889 to 890 

U. S. Library of Congress, Manuscript Division (Washington, D. C.) 

65-891 to 941 
U S. Library of Congress, Rare Book Division (Washington, D C.) 

65-2017 to 2018 

U. S. Military Academy Library (West Point, N. Y) 65-2019 

U. S. National Archives (Washington, D. C.) 65-942 to 951, 65-2020 

Ventura County and City Free Library (Calif.) 65-952 

Vermont Historical Society (Montpelier) 65-953 to 954 

Vermont University, Guy W. Bailey Library, Wilbur Collection 

(Burlington) 65^955 

Virginia Historical Society (Richmond) 65-956 to 976 

Virginia State Library, Archives Division (Richmond) 65-977 to 1026 

Virginia. University Library (Charlottesville) 65-1027 to 1029 

Walters Art Gallery (Baltimore, Md.) 65-2021 to 2022 

Washington. University Library (Seattle) 65-1031 to 1057 

Washington University, School of Medicine Library (St. Louis, Mo.) 

65-1030 

Wisconsin State Historical Society (Madison) 65-1058 to 1067 

Yale University Library (New Haven, Conn.) 65-1068 to 1080 



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